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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-20
Rooms AND soARD.
PERsoMAL.

DERS0NAL-J. N. COLEMAN, JUSTICE
j. OF the Peace, Notary Public and Commits
sioner of Deeds. Special attention given TO
collections in thu county. Office 29l Front st,
1871
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-04-20
THE NATIONAL BROILER

Far coal or wood stoves.
F. J. TURNBULL, 2S4 Main street.
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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06

By reason OF which we. the undersigned
Board of Canvas sers. pursuant to and by virtue
Ct the authority vested in us BY tho azores ID
act No. l. approved Jan AIRY 3. 1877 do hereby
certify and proclaim that the foregoing Is 2 true
and correct canvass and compilation OF ne
votes polled and cast at an election Tor Clerk Of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06

#Beiaw high water mark OF 1874.
NELSoN G0RoN, Serg't.Sig. Ser. U. S. A.
ARRIVALS. Mary Tia, Gov. Allen, W. J.
Behan, Seminole, r W. Dugan, Henry Tee,
Carrie a. T1orn and Era No TO-
DEPARTURES -Euma, 81: John, Gov. Allen,
Carrie a. thorn a.
TO ARRIVE -B'ue Wing No 8, Upper
Coast; Assumption, w. j. Poit vent, H.
fyufcha; Gov Allen, Oaschita b lie, B'you
Sara; r. L. Lee, vicksburg;J FL. Hanna,
Shannon, Fanchon, CITY of Augusta, Onacnita;
Trentop, iens IS and Macon; @ FL. Dutfee,
81. nj ~, LaBe :, Red r vsr; Rob-. MI chell,
Cherokee, 0lnoinaati; Bismarck, Cairo; Bar
tina, -AtchafNlaya
The weather was clou'y and cool yesterday.
Business for Monday very good.
T. st Saturday there Was ia port IA steam
ships, ia ships. 81 barks, s brigs and ID
schooners; below and coming up, siehm
ship. ships, banks q, d | brig; tota! num-
bar Of vessels l42 same time last yer there
were Ia port Is steamships. GU ships, 81
barks. 6 b,igs, l3 sehoonera, and below and
coming ur, ships, barks and brig; total,
2i9 vesse 49, yu.,s
Toe fiae steamer Cherokee, Gao. VOL,
master. from ,he Ohio. will arrive this evening
and retain Thursday.
The New Orleans and Ouachita TIan porta-
lion Company 8 boa's eonnsct viii the iigat-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06
OFFICIAL.
PARISH OF WASHINGTON.

Complied and canvassed returns of an election
for Clerk of Court. Recorder. Parish Judge.
She if Coroner Justices OF the Peafes. consta,
of washington, State of Louisiana. held
on the seventh day of November. A.. d.
1876, under a writ: Of election dated Sep
The provisions of Act No. ]. entitled AN act to
repeal sections two. three and twenty-six Of an
nIrritv of ELECTIONS. to prescribe the mode of
pm uIkig returns thereof to pro- for the cleo
ton OF returning officers. and defining their
entering ON the rolls of the SENATE and House OF
Representatives and to enforce article 1os OF the
constitution approved November goth. 1872. to
oonsfifute a Board of CanyaSsers and to author
ize said boa ID to canvass and make returns OF
fhe votes cast at the recent election and to au-
thorizs contests for office in certain cases, to-
wit: ovvar
s.. p. Richardson ~
r. H. Simmons .............. Isl
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06

Sand Company's burgess was supk last night,
and Two more Of them beacl1ed. The latter
two. will sustain no injury. The gunken
barge was OF little value, and not insured. A
barge bel ,nging TO the Mississippi Valley
Transportation Company, which hiss been
stuck In the Toe in the middle OF the river for
several weeks, was pulled out this afternoon,
and towsd TO the landing. The ferryboat at
the foot tf Miller street, which was showed
out on the bank in December, Ia high and
dry. The d. @. Stanard begins receiving to-
morrow, to leave for New Orleans on Monday.
She has some cargo on board. Rates will be
fixed tomorrow.
CArRo, Ill. Feb. last night the steamer
Charles Morgan ran into the little steamer
Aggie below Osoeola. Charles MCCARTHY, q
deck passenger, who was fsleep on cotton
bale. was so badly crushed that he died soon
alter landing here. Another deck passenger
WINS slightly injured. and third Is misarg,
supposed 10 have jumped overheard. Their
nhmes are unknt,t1. Al 4 three we're naasanGars
on the Aegie IL seems the chaplain of the
Aggie who was ut the wheel, after responding
TO the Mnrgan's signal TO pass, became con.
fused, aud tried TO pBss on the side opposite
TO that Indicated by the signals. and ran
across the Motgsns bow when too late for the
latter 10 avoid collision. The damsge to ths
boats /, not very serious.
- y -
Wants, for rent, for sale advertisements insert
al in tbiu nm pnr at TEN CEN-ra nor lima
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06

Wants, for rent, for sale advertisements insert
Cd in this paper at TEN CENTS per line.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06

Court, Recorder, Parish Judge. Sheriff, qoro-
Nor. Justices oil the Peace, Cons ablss and Police
Jurors. held on the seventh day of November
d writ oil election promulgated sixteenth Of sep-s
tenber. 1875, ordering the same. and according
| TO tho laws Of the State of Louisiana.
And we therefore declare. certify and proc
claim that the following persons naye been duly
and legally elected, 10 Will moro fully appsAFF
by the annexed tnbulated statement, based upon
the returns made ageording TO Try nv py tng 2om
q Registration Of the parishes ana Warns of
G Gsndf3 3, cggsss R T; SWPa1e
s shs,sh .paiNs n. Collins Il pfoW'
Coroner-Wm. Life
JUSTICES or THE PEACE.
First Ward--T. III. McEachern.
Second Ward-Harvey Moore.
Fourth Wards b. Goode.
Fifth Ward-Irwin Taton.
CoNsTABLEs.
First Ward-J. M. Burnes.
second Ward-E. Gross
Third Ward-Wlllie Baker.
Filth Wurd-W. 1T. King. zzzzz=7s=7
POLICE JURORS.
Twin Tafton,
n J. Sandln,
W !. Coyle.
j. W. Reagan.
In witness whereof, we hereunto afix our
respective signatures, nj the city OF EeW Or-
leans. this The fifteenth day Of January. a; Y.
eighteen hundred and seventy seven, and or
the Independence OF the United tates the ono
hundred and first.
LOUIS A. Witt.
Lieutenant Governor and Presiden oil the Sem
alto.
LOUIS BUSH.
Speaker OF the H2ps9 Of Hap q
y. q. II ,CHAKIE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06

| By reason OF which we, the undersigned
| Board Of Canvassers. pursuant to and by virtue
act s NUMBER SrV one. approved eighth 81 January.
| 1877. do hereby certify and proc aim that he
foregoing is true and Correct eany sst and
| election for Clerk of Court. Recorder. Parish
Judge, Sheriff; Coroner. Justices of the Peace.
enth day of November. A. ID. eighteen hundrad
and seyenty-six. under writ OF election pfoS
mulgated sixteenth Of September, 1876, ordering 4
same. and according to the laws Of the State Of /
And we therefore declare. rtify and pro-
claim that the following persons have been duly
and legally elected. as Will more fully appear BY
the annexed tabulated statement. based upon
missioners of Election and by the SUPERVISORS
81 / esiiet ration of ffie parishes and wards CT
the st tie. to wit
Clerk Of COurt--R. G. Jones.
Recorder-D. i. Dunn.
Parish Judge-M. +. Machen.
Sherif-R; L Tannehill.-
Coroner-J. Nj. Jennings.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
First Ward-J. NJ. Abel.
Third Ward-A. j. Bruce.
Fourth Ward-G. H. Stinson.
SIKH Ward-W, j. robbins.
Eighth Ward-~J. w. Smelling.
Ninth Ward-B. L. Fox.
EsTABLEs
First Ward-Joseph Smith,
Second Ward. y. Drloach.
Tnlrd % aaqd1J " yp'SW Williamson.
Fifth Ward-John G. Patt n.
Sixth Ward-J. A. Mitchell.
Eighth Ward-M. q Clifton.
Ninth Ward-J. NJ Caldwell.
POLICE JURORS.
s. d. Smith.
J. W Boyett.
J. T.. McNaughton.
u. w. stone
W. Robbins.
In witness whereof we liereunto affix our re-
apectve signatures. at the city of New Orleans
this the tenth day of January A. ID. eighteen
hundred and seyenty-seven and Of the inde-
pendence OF the United states The one hundred
and first
LOUIS A. Witt.
Lieutenant Governor and President 81 tho
Senate.
LOUIS Blu H,
SEeHker oil the House OF representatives
w. A. ROBERTSON.
Il. C. ZACHARIE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06

BY reason of which we. the undersigned Board
authority vested in US by the aforesaid act num-
Der one. approved eighth January. 1877. do
hereby certify and proclaim that the foregoing
is true and correct canvass and compilation
Of the votes poll d and cast ut an election for
Clerk of Court Recorder, Parish Judge. sheriff.
Police Jurors. in and for the parish of Carroll:
state Of Louisiana, held on the seventh day of
November. A; ID. eighteen, hundred and sew
enty-six, under u writ of election promulgated
sixteenth September. 1896 ordering same, and
according to the laws Of the State Of Louisiana.
And we therefore declare. certify and pro
claim tina the following persons have been duly
and legally elected. as will more fully appear by
the annexed 'abulated Statement. based upon
the returns made according TO law by the Com
misaioners of Election and by the Supervisors
of Registration Of the parishes and wards OF
tho state to-wit:
Clerk of Court-B. H. Lanior.
Parish Judge---C. e. Moos.
beriff-Jno. W. Scott.
Coroner-A. q. Routh.
JUSTICES OF THE PENCE.
First Ward-Andrey Suttield.
Second Ward-Thomas Winston.
Third Ward-John Asb4ry.
Fourth Ward-E. D: Hsmmegan.
Fifth Ward-Jo5n Mckay.
coNsTABLEs.
First ward-L. Frotiman;
Turner Burke.
Second Ward-InOS. OYeFCOn.
ThoS. Chapman.
Third Ward-A. W. Harper.
Fourth Ward-Moses Harvey.
Fifth Ward-B. L. Settoon.
POLICE JURORS.
T. B. Reneau.
j. NJ. Gaddes. -'
tito woosman. -.-. -es-
David King.
Jack Suerlurg.
In witness whereof we hereunto affix our re-
spectiye signatures at the city of New Orleans,
tbis, the 18th day of January. A. d. eighteen
hundred and seventy seven, and of the inde-
pendence OF the United States the one hundred
and first.
LOUIS a. Witt,
lieutenant Governor and resident of the SEN
az LOUIS BUSH.
Sneaker of the Houseof Representa- tives
sessM w. A. ROBERTSON.
Il. g. ZACHAkIE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06
OFFICIAL.
PARISH OF WEBSTER.

Compiled and canvassed returns OF an cleo
ton for Clerk of Court. Record ,r. Parish Judge
bles and Police Jurors. in and for the parish oil
Webster. State of Louisiana. held on the seventh
day of November. A. d. 1876 under a writ of cleo
ton dated September 49, 1876. ordering same and
pursuant to the provisions Of act No. ]. entitled
"An act to repeal sections two, three and twenty
six Of an act entitled An act TO regulate he free
dom and purity OF elections, to prescribe the
mode of making returns thereof, to provide for
the election OF returning officers and defining
Of entering on the rolls of the Senate and House
Of Representatives, and to enforce article 103 oi
the Consti ution, approved November 90
1872 to constitute board OF cau vassers and to
authorize said board to canvass and make re-
turns of the votes cast ut the recent election
and to authorize contests for office in cert ain
naans - m wit.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06

BY rcnson of which wg the undersigned
Board Of Canvass6 s. pursuant to and by virtue
of the authority vested in us by The aforesaid act
number ono. approved 9Th of January, 1877, do
hereby certify aud proclaim that the foregoing
Of the votes poled and cast at mn election for
Clerk OF Court Recorder. Parish Judge. Sheriff.
Coroner. Justices Of Tho Peace. CoDstables and
Police Jurors, held on the seventh day OF Mo-
yember. A. ID. eighteen hundred and seventy
SIX under writ Of election prom Igated six
teenth September. eighteen hundred and seven
laws Of the State Of Louis ana.
And we therefore declar-, certify and proclaim
legally elected. as win more fully appear by the
annexed tabuIated statement, based upon the
returns maze ID 2 eordng to lay BY the Commits,
Registration Of the parishes and wards OF the
Clerk OF Courts. P Richardson
Recorder-John X. McLaiu.
Parish Juage-J. NJ. Eutriss.
Sheriff-Jonn W. Ard
Coroner-Louis Miller.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
First Ward-J. NJ. Wallace.
Bee nd Ward--J. =. Brock.
Fourth Ward-w. b. Elliott.
Fifth Ward-Joseph Ard.
CoEspABLEs.
First Ward-Sandy Dynes
Second Wards M Bankston.
Thru Ward-John Dillon.
Fourth Ward...James Sheridan.
Fifth Watd-F. J. Adams.
POLICE JURORS.
N Grave.
D. j.. Bullock.
w. w. OFT, ..-
David Miller.
y. W. Adams, #..
In witness whereof, we hereunto afhx our re-
spectiye signatures. at the city Of New Or1 ans.
this 10th day Of January. A. d. eighteen hum
dred and seyenty-seyen, and Of the indspend-
ence Of he United States the one hundred and
first.
LOUIS A. WILTI.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Eenate. $1,000
LOUIS BUSH, az
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
w. A. ROBERTSON,
+. G. IA HARTE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06

By reason Of which we. the undersigned
1e CT s to Us a Bg by
aforesaid act number one, approved the
9Th. Of January, 1877 do hereby certify
correct corr cav So and compilation Of the vol 60
polled and cast ut an election for Clerk of Court.
Recorder. Parish Judge. Sheriff, Coroner. JUS
tees Of the Peace. Constabes and Police Jurors,
held on the seventh day Of November. A. D..
eighteen hundred and seventy-six. under writ
OF election promulgated sixteenth September,
1876. ordering same, and according ID tho laws
Of the Stat, Of Louisiana. -sH
And we therefore declare. certify and pro-
claim th4t the following persons have been duly
and legally elected. as will more fully appear
by the annexed tabulated statement. basa ID upon
the returns made according to law By the Conn
mi. soners Of Ell ction and by the Supervisors
Of Registration OF tho parishes and wards OF tb9
state, to-wit:
Clerk Of Court-Thomas Divine.
RAcorder-Geo. Washington, 49,
Parish Judgs1Alfred Tee.
Sheriff-A. J. Echevarra
CoronerJohn W. Hickman.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Second Ward-Ben BENJAMIN.
Third Ward-Andrew B. Martin.
Fourth Ward-Alen Hitc:
Fifth Ward enJamin kinsey.
Sixth Wart-Oliver Williams.
Seventh Ward Sylvester Jones.
Eighth Ward-Isaiah Prophet.
tinth Ward-Henry Nj ksoD.
Tenth Ward-Townly Young.
Eleventh Ward-P. I. 3. Labarrc.
twelfth NhFu-b. H. TuOtt.
Thirteenth Ward-Desire Brand.
Fourteenth Ward-Trasimond Dazzle.
coHsTABLEs.
Second Ward-LanvillA Frank.
Third Ward-Maurice Jones.
Fourth Ward Henry Fletcher.
Fifth Ward-Sandy Mad son.
Sixth Ward-Islam Harris.
Seventh Ward-Wiil an Bell.
Eighth Ward-Charles hills.
Ninth Ward-Henry West.
Tenth Ward-Hawkins Smons.
Eleventh Ward-Adolph Rousseau.
Twelfth Ward-D. p. Ellis.
Thirteenth Ward-Ettienne Mazerollc.
Fourteenth Ward-Frank Triou.
POLICE JURORS.
Levy Williams.
Moses Hite.
Bazel Graves.
Thomas D. Cox.
B. Gardner.
IN witness whereof we hereunto afix our re-
spectve signatures at the city OF New Orleans,
this 18th day Of January, A. D. eighteen hun
dred and seVenty-scven, and the 1ndependence
of the nitea States the one hundred and first.
LOUIS A. WILTZ.
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the Gen.
LOUIS BUSH,
Speaker of the House Of Representa;slyes.
w. A. ROBERTSON,
F. O. sZACHAklE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06
OFFICIAL.
PARISH or CARROLL.

Compiled ana canvaased returns Of au cleo
ton for Cletk Of Court. Recorder, Parish Judge,
sheriff Coroner, Justices of the Peace. Consta-
bles and Police Jurors In and for the parish of
enth day Of November, A. D. is1G. under writ Of
election. dated September 10, 1876. ordering
same, and pursuant to the provisions OF net No.
and twenty-six OF an net entitled An act to
regulate the freedom and purity Of elections. 90
inc eop ph o' asing fer9s 5n9fGpl
Officers and defining their powers and duties
to prescribe the mode OF entering on the
resentativos: and to enforce article 1o3 Of
the constitution approved November 10.
1872: to constitute u Board of Canvassers
make returns of tho votes cast ut tho recent
election. aud 70 authorize contests for office in
certain cases" to-wit:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-02-06
River W ews.

CrT1oE NEW ORLEANs DEMOCRAT, |
Feb. 8. 1877.
Daily report OF the stage OF water with changes
t..nr, fur hlIn erdinu Il IL
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-12
The Persecution Of Jones.

We have no other authority fol
ii than Jones himself, and, there
fore, cannot vouch for its truthful
ness. Jones told us that he wa:
prosecuted nearly to death, some
time ago, by sewing machine
agent, who wanted him to make q
purchase. Unable at last to en-
dure the persistence of the man,
Jones says he bought a diving
bell, and went out about four hun
dred miles into the ocean to spend
a few days in peace. He had hard
ly touched bottom when he saw the
sewing machine man coming down
in the divers armor carrying with
him shuttle-feed and sixty strong
testimonials to the merits of his
buttonhole attachment. Jones in
forms Us that he suddenly rose to
the surface and prepared to sail
home, but just as the ships anchor
was being hauled over the side, it
fell and upset the cooks caboose,
scattering the live Goals in the
powder magazine. This caused
terrible explosion and Mr.. Jones
was blown four miles upward into
the air. This is Jones' statement
remember. Just as he began to
come down he met the sewing ma
chine solicitor coming up in
balloon, with q bucket full of sam
Piles of the lock-stich aud a model
of his patent reversible hemmer.
When he fell Jones was picked up,
and he sailed straight for home.
AS the vessel drew near the dock
Jones perceived the agent standing
on the wharf waiting for him with
a noiseless button-hole attachment.
ThereupOn Jones hid himself in the
cabin, and instructed the captain |
to say TO- the agent that he had |
died of yellow fever on the voyage.
When the sewing machine man
heard of this he seized copy of
certificate from a clergyman's wife,
and then blew out his brains with
/ pistol, evidently determined to
follow Jones into the next world
md sell him a machine at all
hazards. We give this for what it
s worth. We only know that
Zones was educated by his parents
o believe that it is wicked to tell o
lie.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-12
A Sure Cure.

A writer in New York paper
suggests a cure for the drinking
appetite, which is so simple that
those Red Ribbon men who are
sorely tempted to break the pledge
might test it. He writes: 81
drank more intoxicating liquor
from the year 1851 to the last of
1873 than any person / ever knew
or heard of, and in the mea ltiu o,
knowing this sure cure, did not
practice it on myself, but, for fun,
did practice it on many others, and
effected permanent cures. The re-
ceipt for the cure is this: When a
person finds he must have a drink,
let him take q drink of cold water,
say two or three swallows, as often
as the thirst or craving may arise.
Let him continue this practice
His old chums will laugh, but let
him persevere, and It will not be a
week before the appetite for any
kind of stimulant will disappear
altogether, and water be taken to
quench the natural thirst. II at
any time the victim should feel a
craving, let him take the first op-
portunity and obtain o swallow OF
water, and he can pass and repass
all saloons. When he goes home
81 night be will feel satisfied and
DO sober, and have money in bis
pocket ! commenced this prac-
tice the first day Of 1874, and Dev-
er think of taking q drink OF slim.
ulants.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-12
A Discovery in Geneva Lake.

The London Telegraph prints
the following: A tourist, having
lost his trunk, two divers were en-
ployed to search for it. While
they were below water they found
what they supposed to be village,
since covered by the lake. Their
statements led to an investigation
of the spot by the municipal au-
thorities, who took measures to as
certain the truth of the extraordin-
airy account of the divers. On
covering the placid surface with
oil, these latter were able to distin-
guish the plan of town, streets,
squares, and detached houses mark
ing the bed of the lake. The rud-
dy hue which characterized them
led the observers to suppose that
the buildings had been covered
with the famous vermillion cement
which was used by the Celts, Cim-
bri, and the early Gaults. There
are about 200 houses arranged over
an oblong surface, near the middle
of which is a square more open,
supposed to have been used for
public assemblages. At the east
ern extremity lies a large square
tower, which was taken for rock.
A superficial investigation seems to
indicate that the construction of
these buildings dates from some
centuries before our era. The
council of Wand has decided to
have the site of the dwellings en-
closed by jetty stretching from
the land, to drain off the water, so
as to bring to light one of the
most interesting archaeological dis
coveries of the day.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-12
THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BL0CD-pyElFIER.
IAMYYAR.

7Tis Srcomparabge DEP URATTTE Is
a potrcrfnI q LIEItAILTE, TONIC, DI-
UkEYIC, DTIFIfORETIC aud 1I'ERj-
! ENT,. -csA.L,inJ Ga tcirtHeS tchirh rendrr
a. OgraI,ssfbie aud IieUer -T0itiHD, aud DR.
as continued use tCiU M0TSUOhly er0di-
c0ffSH diseases OF thc blood. IT'S tHOse-
dieIl's are Of a purity harmless eUfPac-
fiOuj me products gathered from remote
LODptian J'rOcinceS. aud erhere there ~
the slightest fGiHt oT disc, SO ia me syS-
team, d iaores' JdIs in cjcct,nD thdt disease
hrOHGh fIse n,cdiam OF me skin, or ear
p"ttth1 a. MFo"git tho WdRU ana rdriOHs
otdHnets Of the 6odU, thCrcbU dUorin0,
ana, t"desd, Forcing all TIC orDdhs tittO
1teir proper Hormet and functional con.
dHioH "A reiV brief sPace .OT time sriL
do"btcd retloOiaY qs7d seORdcTJ'HL rUr0-
tire properties, 10 being, most uHqucstiOH-
and nte greatest discOseIy OF the gDrcsehe
aye, We Che treatment or erery disease
seat of mo lesion or disorder. such as
SCROFUL,f and Tho U,OuS0l,d and one
causes th0t iead 10 this terrible AFFECTION,
of Which 0U ciciIiscd communities arc
coJHisaHt, FOR BiBIicaL Ir1fh he's assert
Ell H0t the I" SbiS Of the fathers shat
riSit eUeH etntO tie third aud JoUrtL gem
INFEEBLED COASIITJ7IONS IL Is 20
1IOtccrJuI qlsjacc.dt0g, cdHSiag fhc arrecgs
Of man oHce more 10 dSsHmc the GOd-iilse
Tof CiTIRTO US DTSrASES, URTY-
4 RI DISOIsDE9S, tONSIIP.tIION OF.
COSTIPENftSS, IETER md KIDNLT
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PLANTS (dhb 10 Tie OeRtLer SEQ &c Is a.
boon tOnG sought JOF On sepsttiUe, Sascep-
fiJic, oHd delicate JcR0Ies, as 10 tohes
direct action anon their diimeRfS) 4 Nd
a III FORMS or CHRONIC DISEI6E
IN UHTCH THE BLOOD rs THE SEAT
or TINE TROUBLE. ft Is inUaIltabie. Il
perSeccFuHcs Nifb this TeJRedU tC,H DrOPe
a. lpOsitire and 3,cInlobPHt cure far
CHILLS ard FEVlgLS and all Mia
RIAL POTSONS.
Thousands Of Testimonials Gttest the
truth Of these cIdigns.
Price. Que Doii0r, iIt large bottle, o1-
siC JOfftes, So.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-09-12
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
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TEGACEbEasN.

4 slight so-calIcd coId 1r;IL offIisncs
lend 20 "a serious cough, WLich, unc0refg
10" o. b0dtV fFc0fc0, must hnrr bnf es,e
9PS0N IL must cre9tH0te iIa a. a.ffiel case
Of. BRONfNIf4S. a. sCaGf IL trDySc, he
dcddtY CONSCMPIIOE. 10 oif Su1cgibg
PROM fGrTSStHT cough aud cJyerfOT0flOH,
IhACHEON offers a sound, gTtiub!e, 0ltL
71crWUNc0t 9'ciirG 10 0UgEtcHts ,rpcrfo-
ration, mud enables the g,0tirAf 10 crgcL
fh1t tcrriLiT septic deposit. echich, II fcIk
u'ithyHt JttdiciO"S treatment, must cO,,-
nHhtcdte ITS poison g. ne resirUlar S,,b-
stohce Of The t6RO. dcgcHcr0fitg dIid de-
S'FoD'hg Udt most essential 81 organs.
and 8itiDt0t.s OHiy il4 an c0pIH ana an
timely deoth. IHICIFON has no cgu0I,
mncit less % superior, 0Hd us use sc,H uut
o"tD o. more ftc deposit. h0FebB 08Oyding
grcaf TcijCj, bHt AcGls the mctibrG,,c 1i,I
t,cdrcs me patient ih possession Of hcaiihy
lung tissue.
price. Filty Cents per Jotfie, or sio