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PILES. Hemonhoids:.

Many causes tend 10 produce - os<n.
ynt dnd dtsfresstng state. The blood 4.
,,.s va ,G "a ns retnrni the too |reqse~s
use OF drastic purDdtires tends to produrs
congestion Of the borets, torpid acton -
TIE uper, and numerous other egvse.
.ns, source or Mis complaint, and hifhsrs
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symptoms aud uttimofeIy prose M, . $50
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Tiu remore the largest tun,ors ~ ~. " s ~
IPdes) by absorption, and n.any -
mare received not only benefit, Lmg bc-s
1prior I 20 msig, on 1hi haze been assured
m ". surgeons that the oniy rsIssr fnr,,
ecer co.td espect Ia life, scoSld Se Ne. -" ~
exc sna~ In aud remGytng q OF then. ro"s
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CHANCERY SALE.

In pursuance and by virtue Of decree of the
Circuit Court for the county of Alpena in Chan
Gerry, made on the 5th day of October, a. ID. 1876,
in n certain cause therein pending, wherein John
Ward is complainant, and Edwin G.. Barlow and
Semanthu Barlow are defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that | will sell at public
auction 20 the highest bidder at the front entrance
to the Circuit Court room, in Potters' brick block,
on Second street, in the city of Alpena, county OF
Alpcna, and state of Michigan, that beng the
building in which the Circuit Court for the county
Alpena IL held,l on Monday, the second day OF
April, A. ID. 1877, at two o'clock in the afternoon
Of that day, all that certain piece or parcel of
land lying aud being ia the city of Alpena, county
OF Alpena, state OF Michigan, known and dcscrib
ed as follows 10 WIT Lot number seventeen az,
in block number eight tsl, in Hitchcoek's first adj
dIiOn TO the village NOW city of Alpena, accord
ing 10 the recorded plat thereof, M the same APP
pears OF record in the Office of the Register OF
Deeds in and for the county of Alpena, Michigan.
A. X. MCDONALD,
Circuit Court Commissioner in and for the
County of Alpena, Michigan.
Dated February Is, 1877. 2ssWi-3-s.90
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HOllOway'!s Pills
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Disorder of the Kidneys.

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FRANK Y. KREITLER,
EDWARD II. DARRhH,
WILSON Il. DARRAH,
CONSUMPTION

]. y. TunNnuII, Attorney for Mortgages.
Dated Feb. 3, 1877. 2S9wl3-5-25.D
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A0er Vedrs OF Hs ,nosf fdo0TtoHs =
search and tsvestiOdtion, and aJtrr Ns
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tse most eminent physicians a. hoPescss.
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QnsEkjNE- In STORY; also by
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PROPRIETARY
MI Z DICIN ES
DIR. CHANDLER, F.R.S.A.,

Lste Physician 10 ST. Georges and 81 bsrshe'e-
news Hospitals, London. Curstos 70
St Eiitabsths, etc.
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For sale by all Druggists.
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Is the great blood purifier, cures Syphilis and re-
NOV, Pimplcs aud HumoTs on the face.
Reas vi should teach us that blotcLy, rough or
pimpled 'kn depends entirely upon an internal
cause, and 10 outward application can ever cure
the defect.
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II will eradicate from the system every faint Of
and SGrofuous Humor. IL has pcrma-
nently cured thousands of helpless cases where all
other known remedies failed
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RuDper suspender, ana i felt so
good that | ordered lager beer for
the whole family on the spot.
Alters while we thought change
Of programme would be healthy,
but it wasn't to be had.
Sweet By-and-By" was what
the people wanted, and "Sweet By
and-By" they were going to have.
That night ] went to bed early
and tried to sleep, but, though
there were worlds of rest ringing
through the air outside, it was
only in the form of a promissary
note, and not bit Of it seemed to
yearn for my pillow.
The next morning awokc to
find "Sweet By-and-By" stealing
through the shutters with the first
beams of sunlight, and | pitched o
whole bucket of water on a dog
that was passing under the window,
just for spite.
/ went TO a barber shop and
asked for a clean shave, and no
sooner was l seated, than the muir
derous barber began to lather that
COMPOUNDED song all over me, as
though he wanted to give me a
vocal Turkish bath.
! went to the hotel to get break
last, and three Of the ugliest walters
hat we're ever born stood behind
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TURCo.RUssIAN WAR.


Noon Associated Press Reportl
LONDON, December ls.-0sman
Paaha II alive,
The Post says another cabinet coun-
oil will be held to-day. The serious AS
poet OF foreign affairs engages the con-
slant attention OF the ministry, and II
Ii felt that the time has arrived when
momentous questions may have TO be
considered.
The Vienna correspondent VI the
Times telegraphs that Turkeys first
pacihcatlon effort may be regarded as
failure, Germany limited that treat
ing directly with Russia would be the
shortest way TO an understanding. IL
seems the Austrian government 10.
piled II could not hold out any hope Of
successful mediation,
The London correspondent OF the
Manchester Guardian telegraphs to
that Journal that II was the gossip of
all political clubs to-day (Monday) that
the cabinet IL divided about the meas
ures TO be taken to prevent q oneslded
alteration Of the treaty of Paris, and
that Lord Derby, foreign minister and
the Marquis OF Salisbury, secretary of
state for India, are opposed to the pet
scheme OF Lord Beaconslleld, the pre-,
mier, to summon Parliament much
later than usual. II Ia exceedingly
probable that parliament will meet on
the 18th OF January, to which time it
was prorogued last week, but the
means by which Lord Beaconsield
hopes to maintain British interests
under the treaty OF Paris will require
further deliberation.
NOTE. Parliament usually meets in
February.
CoNsTANTINopLE, December 49,
Erroneous interpretations having been
given TO the circular of the porte in
wiling mediation, It is officially ex.
planned that Turkey does not approach
the powers as vanquished state,
since she still has two lines of defense
which the government believes she
would be able to hold. The porte, in
II circular, desires TO intimate its will.
lingness to consider the proposals
made by Constantinople to confer.
ence. AS the war began owing to
Turkish refusal to adhere to those pro.
posals, the porte thinks 1t might be
determined now on that basis.
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suit Aga,ast Mrs, Gaines.

Ann Mary Klltell, Christian Kittell,
Ann Maria Shaeier, George Seller,
Catherine Elizabeth Dreher and Chris
tian Jamee Dreher, have filed a bill in
equity against Mrs. Myra Clarke
Gaines. The petition sets forth that
Ann Maria ShaIer In u resident OF this
city, and the others subjects OF Ger
many. That In 1885 one John Michael
Zimmerman died intestate in Louis
iana leaving u large amount OF real
and personal estate in that state, but
left no legal representative there; that
the plaintiffs are entitled TO property
IA parcel OF land, on which Ia erected
the st. Charles Hotel-and tract OF
land which has been the subject of con-
troversy between the city OF New
Orleans and deiendant--l0 900 acres OF
land adjoining Port Hudson, and
%, 900 acres upon which Baton Rouge
is located, which were the subject Of
Spanish grant in 1902, and were con
veyed to Zimmerman and his heirs.
They charge that said defendant has,
by u multiplicity Of suits, without
making plaintiffs parties thereto, OBJ
tanned Judgments of custer again ten
ants, aud allege that within the last
year she has offered to compromise
with said plaintiff, thus recognizing
their claim, and they have TN equita-
BILE claim against her to remove clouds
upon their title, and they pray that
defendant may be compelled to make
to them quit claim, deeds, etc.
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During the wet season many small
towns in the state have received an
overplus OF cotton, which would 9TH
erwise have gone to its popular mar
ket. This is noticeable in the case Of
many towns, particularly throughout
this portion of the state. Since the
clearing up Of the weather, however,
the trade has returned TO its wonted
channel and Dallas Is again receiving
that trade which is hers by right
Cotton and produce generally are
coming in in large quantities, COM
mar ding the highest prices. The
markets of smaller points are necessa'
rily controlled by fortuitous circum-
stances, while that of larger ones are
more stable and secure. Such Is the
case with Dallas compared to the
smaller towns Throughout northern
Texas. As Is evidenced by the trade
of the past week, she Is still the cap
itol of old King Cotton.
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GERMANY,
bismarck Carries IIis Point and VIII
hemodei the Cabinet-IIis Enori 10
Remove an Obnoxious O0urtier,

bismarck Carries IIis Point and viii
Nemodel the Cnbinet--lIis Enarl Ia
Remove an ObnoNious Cowrtier,
LONDON, December ls,-With ref
erenco to the internal questions which
are now dividing Prince bismarck
from Emperor William aud some OF
the ministers, the Standards Berlin
correspondent says Prince Bismarck
seema TO have overcome the obstacles
which have hitherto hindered the real.
ization OF his plan for remodeling the
cabinet. A rumor IL gazing credit that
Herr Camphawsen, vice'prcsident OF
the council Of ministers aud minister
OF finance, and DIR, Achenbnch, min.
later Of commerce and public worka,
will resign that the latter will be 70
placed by DIR. Friedorthal, minister OF
agrlculturei that Herr Benlglger, pres.
luent of the chamber OF deputies, will
become home minister, and other
portfolios viii be distributed when
Bismarck returns. Such u resolution
would bo success for tho national
liberal party, who up TO the middle OF
last week desparod OF 30 hopeful an
issue. Apparently the conservatives
declined at the last moment TO enter
the cabinet previous TO the removal OF
DR. Fack, minister Of public instruc.
ton and ecclesiastical affairs, unless
they had guarantees that all the eccle-
siastical laws issued since the begin
ming OF the ecclesiastical war should DO
partly abolished and partly remod-
eled.
Bismarck is now working to remove
one OF the courtiers OF high rank,
whom he charges with conspiracy
against him. According to the latest
intelligence he has up TO this time
been successful, but there are indca.
tons that these couftiers must this
time yield to the chancellor.
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s'H
HAND OFF.
Charley Keen, ~ Farmer, Has n Hnnd
Out on by u H,ow from an Axe In the
Hands OF "a NeighbOr.

Charley Keen, - Farmer, Has n Hnnd
Out on by u H,ow from an Axe In the
Hands OF ~ Neighb0r.
Early yesterday morning u difficulty
took place about eight miles south
east of the city, between Charley
Keen and u man named Jones, both
farmers, during which Jones had his
left hand cut entirely of by blow
fIom an axe in the hands of Jones.
Our informant states that Keen went
to the residence of Jones for the settle
ment of claim due. When he rode
up Jones was standing Mt the gate.
The two theu had an angry conversa.
ton, Keen getting of his horse dur
ing the quarrel and advancing under
the wire fence. As he did so he re.
marked to Jones that he did not wish
any trouble. But as he neared Jones
the latter took up MI axe lying near
and struck blow nj Keen. The latter
threw up his left hand to ward off the
blow, when the sharp edge of the axe
struck the hand and completely sew
cred 1t from his arm. Jones then left
for parts unknown. Keen rode home,
some three miles distant, where his
wounded limb wvs dressed by physi.
clans, and when our informant left
was resting easy, although his physi-
clan did not know but that second
amputation would be necessary.
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ru.y Go nm fora Large Amount

New York, December lS.-A Gin
cinnati special TO the Times says; at
il reported that three OF the promi-
nent short horn breeders Of Clark
county, Kentucky, have failed. They
are w. ID. Sutherland, j. V. Grigsby
and Jno. s. Sutherland. Their liabili-
ties range from $4,000 to 100000
each. so universal is interchange CT
securities between these men that a
general smash up feared. Breeders OF
flne stock are, 80 far, not seriously in.
yolved.
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The Times correspondent at Con-
stantinople telegraphs the following:
"England Ia in great disfavor here on
account Of Servia's treachery, which
the English influence in favor of Ser
via rendered possible. There is strong
impression here that England will ops
pose the opening of the Dardanelles,
which Turkey and probably all the
powers are prepared to concede. II
the Turks refuse the concession 1t will
be because of the conviction that Eng
land will help them in their extrem-
ity."