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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-07
Precautions Against Fire.

Now the long evenings are COM
ing on, and the lamp is coming in
to use, it is an excellent time to
form strict habits of guarding
against explosions. Every acct
dent of this kind results from sim
pie carelessness and the following
rules, while perhaps not covering
all cases, WILL observed, undoubt-
eddy render mishaps from fire ex-
ceedingly improbable:
Newer buy anything but the
best quality of oil.
2.--Never make a'sudden mo-
ton with a lamp, either in lifting
it or setting it down.
3.-Never place lamp on the
edge of a table or mantle.
4.-Never I'll lamp after dark,
even if you have to go without
light.
5.-See that the lamp-wicks
are always clean. and that they
work freely in the tube.
6.-Never blow out lamp from
the top.
Never take a light to closet
where there are clothes. If neces-
sary to go to the closet, place the
light of a distance.
S.-Use candles just as much as
possible in going about the house
and in bedrooms. They are cheap
er, can't explode, and for very
many purposes are just as good.
9.-Matches should always be
kept in stone or earthen jars or in
tin.
10.-They should never be lief,
where rats or mice can get hold oI
them. There is nothing more C
, the taste of rats than phosphorus
They will eat it if they can get it
A bunch of matches is almost GER
tain to be set on fire If q rat car
, get at it.
11.-Have perfectly good safe
: in every place where matches arr
to be nsed, and never let one b.
= left on the floor.
12.-Never let a match go out o
e your hand after lighting it unit
, YOU are sure it is in the stove o
D earthern dish.
q 13.-It is far better to use tn
safety matches, that can only b
S lighted upon the box which con
y tains them.
e 14.-Have your furnace ex
amined carefully in the fall, and a
t least once during the winter, by
competent person. All of tn
o pipes and flues should be CAREFUL
looked to.
15.--If there are any closets Il
y the house near chimneys or 6ues-
J which there ought not to be-pu
u nothing of a combustable natur
. into them. Snch closets will so
: silver and crack crokery.
u 16.-Never leave any wood nea
n a furnace, range, or stove to dry.
} 17.-Have your stoves looked o
l. frequently, to see that there are n
% holes for Goals to drop out.
% ls.-Never put any hot ashes Q
10 Goals in a wooden receptacle.
'e 19.-Be sure that there are n
'e curtains or shades that can b
blown into a gas light.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-07

Nothing seems to please fly so
much as to be taken for a whortle-
berry,. and if it can be baked in a
cake and palmed off on the un-
wary as a currant, it dies happy.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-07
Dams Photograph.

The queerest fellow, without ex-
ception, in all Wexford, was Daniel
Battles.
He was sixteen years of age, yet
he had the reputation of prossess-
ing as much knowledge about odd
and out-of-the-way things as any
ten average lads. He was thought to
have an intimate acquaintance with
every trout in the streams, and
every bird in the woods, and every
rabbit in the burrows. He had
the largest collection OF birds's
eggs to be found in the country
and it was reported and solemnly
believed by all the small boys in
the neighborhood, that he had a
secret understanding with the
king-fshers and orioles, by which
they agreed to surrender an egg OF
each litter to him, in consideration
of his promise to let all the others
alone.
He was always taking up some
new idea to work out, and if he did
not know all about many things,
he really seemed to know q little
about everything. He knew how
to print, how to bleed horse, how
to run the telegraph instrument
how to cultivate silk-worms, how
to make the most outrageous noises
with his hands, how to grow pears,
how to play checkers with his eyes
shut, in short, he knew how to dc
nearly everything that came in his
way to learn.
One day the neighbors opene'
their eyes and picked up their ear
at the news that Dan had taken vi
photography; not that they wer
astonished, for they had long cease'
to be astonished at anything tina
Dan did, but they were intereste'
in bis enterprise, Though regard
ing it simply as another freak G
his curious genius.
"Well, WELL" said they shrug
ging their shoulders, "Dan's a
odd stick. It's about time he wer
into something useful. Photo
graphs, ehl"
The report was true. Dan ha
obtained camera of good siz
and was experimenting with 1t u
in his "den," in one end Of b
mothers garrett.
It would be hard to imagine
more untidy, chaotic looking pla'
than Dams "den." 1t was full
bottles, old clothes, jars, bits of M
chinery, musical instruments, ca
penter's tools, old maps, torn pi
lures, pots of paints and chemical
fragments of old machines, stuff
birds, etc. I; and it smelled so fea
fully that no one but Dan cou
ever stay long enough to make I
inventory of the contents.
Dan was as odd looking a cha
acter as one would be likely to 8
in a years travel. He was til
and lauk in the body and legs.
His head was large, and he hi
light blue eyes, and long, whit
hair, which he rarely combed, al
which struggled about all over !
head, as If the rats had made net
in it the last time he slept.
He was not much Of talk'
He generally kept silent and stare
Nobody knew what an amount
thinking he did meanwhile, and
fact many who had laughed at ]
greenness had to confess aft
wards that he not only saw
things that were going on, b
knew more about what he n
than the smartest Of them.
Dan went on with his photogrsp
ing for several weeks. He learn
to take very good pictures, but
was far from satisfied. He gr'
thoughtful and almost melsDeho
His fingers were always stain
black and brown with acids that
could not wash of, and his cIoi
ing always gave out Q pecull
scent of collodion.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-07

~ NJ Great chsnce 20 make money
III" III IL you can't get gold you can
|-hI iii get greenbacks. We need n
person In every town 10 take
ID OA ~ subscriptions for the largest,
n. ..A -
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can not repeat his testimony
here, but be sure 1t was drolly
worded and disjointed enough. 1t
made everybody laugh, even while
it interested them profoundly
The substance Of it was that on
the day when the forged check
was passed he was taking photo
graphs between the hours Of II M,
and 3 p. NJ. Among other pictures
he made one of a man standing In
the window Of building on the
opposite side Of the street. The
man that he photographed was the
prisoner at the bar.
Immediately there was a genera
buzz in the court room. The pris.
oners face flushed, and he gazet
upon Dan with q look Of joyfu
gratitude.
But there was still very i'm
portant question to be settled. "a
what time exactly was the photo
graph takenl :"
Dan took the picture and looked
at 1t closely.
"There's the clock on st. Luke
church, up In that corner, there,
said he, pointing to the place, AM
handing the picture to the Judge.
by the dial here" said tn
Judge, at was just ] o'clock .
the instant when the picture wa
taken"
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Says a Boston Physician, "has no equal rs blood
purifyer. Hearing OF its many wonderful cures
after all other remedies had failed, visited the
Laboratory, and convinced myself Of its genuine
merit. IL Is prepared from barks, roots, and
herbs, each OF which - highly effective, and they
are compounded in such manner as TO produce
astonishing results"
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

CAPT THoM, of Los AagcIr, went be
fore the Democratic Couveutu o u.
nomination OF District Attorney, bU, Aa-
received coldiy; but WHOM he told tLm
tnat he had "ses'rd his Dsa4o aly
his blood ~ !ightiIs % .ba
army, he was Nominated our ,ib4ud, SOD
with him our other candidate. similar
loyalty. The Repubicai bay, stoug
hopes If carying that county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

PURE ARTLEss MSS. They sat on
bench in the park, and his manly arm
was around her waist. Suddenly she
twisted around and spoke;
ITS awful warm"
" Yee.n
Silence for three minutes. The young
man p,pdn.on the awful peril that en-
circle ma who comes from home with
onlv fi'een.eents and a sleeve button in
hi. pocket
r. ih. warme-t weather l think
ever know"
- Y Us, - warm"
Nv throat is drcadiully parched"
TIrd'- too bad would you ike some
water ?"
on. no: the water is SO terribly
warm ADD brackish."
Young man grow desperate.
Wonldnt YOU Ike damp handker-
chirf tied around your throa, ?"
No | think nred >nme,hing refresh
ing Dear me. il seems ~ though l
would hdnt for want Of something cool
ing"
Young man ch,ke- with despair, and
thrn bruce. ~.
Dazzling let me feel yoGr pulse. One
haHdead and zen IN the shade On, dar-
iut. d hs- come "a. feared! never can
o.ul.s myself Your mother warned
u ap,u. k,,pnp yououl in the fresh air
80 rrco1l y" Wpha- prevalent, and
/ ..'A ue. Kept vpu hero, and terrible
.yup' nl i.l o b app9ach Of tie de.-
u.y"r u ~. hep you home, iny dar-
/ ling, and should YOU die, the wate~s Of
/ Lake E,ir will close over my hap'ess
| frune forever. Come, sweet one, let me
take vou home" Ten minutes Iater that
/ young map stood over q schooner OF lHger
! in So corner saloon. and wiped the p.g-pi-
fuion From hi- brow ~ he aId down hi.
! 'a.t alroh cents, and congratulated him
/ sef ur having beaten a woman, She sat on
/ tha d.or.t.p waiting o he LET in, and so
mHi ae coulul peak. GeUetand
/ HooId
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

NOW, MY Young tricnd-, can Aou tell
me who Lepnidas wa. 2" Yes, sir; va,
s'r he was membero the Legislature" /"
ANA what makes YOU think he was r
membaro the Legislature my children"
Because sir, he held pass with Spar.
tan lrmaess."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25
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The Falls of the Rhine, size 2oAZoI
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Bella, a charming scene in Norlne.
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Boston Light, beautiful maJineni i'
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White Mountains, Nisgala FALL "A
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the Sea Shore, Paddy il Dillirnliy' n
Virgin Vesta. Snow StUn. An n
Fruits, and other 24x3O 'nhietH
Business Cards, Sooda ~, Ia.
Statuary, Molt5es Black g'oulo
etc. Also the finest aud most cI|
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white mounts, blue me nnd black ,,il !.
gold line. Our stock embrace c1g' W.
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Send for So or 50 outfit. address
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

F-HTY EIGHT men have been hung in
'hr CM'd States since January 1T, and
q" .r 9o't .o.,ye fifty feet OF garden
ou'd,rr- and feel sure that It will
.a.t 'h- morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

'rwr>'n Let" !, sign on hall
j''. D. An ra.t side tenement in New
York.. These habie- are hired by the
women who g,ind organs attached to
pr.anbu,atols.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

"Blr~sgD are the poaccmakers." :" SO
thought pmrtitt woman ut Rochdalc,
England, recently, who broke up fight
5y ~ ming come sea ding water down the
back Of one Of The combatauts.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

\ Y"UNG man out West while courting
his gir put hi. ann around her waist and
mc4n'ed hi. finger ith pin. He came
near dying oi lock jaw. Let this be II
sad warning
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25
THE EYES 4! THE EYES !
DIR. Il. ii. PAKDHI
OCRlisst HEAsS VA te.

& Fatss - l'stss b..
"a uc-s of MOI, Cha r.
has made himsel. thoru"".,ls Ak a..
ly acquainted uith u
and i7 ncV practising
po--,d ia n 'l,I., >a....
Ai ylela.ion be. ip. Hcj. III as
n.as. of eros fo. 'af b inear
tlon, D,ple~iulor ah7t ior taryeI
ieahA membrane GuWa- .1..i.tL. .,
tion of Ntnl hElJuu. uI ."in.u.t t..I..
h1ihciai ! Uril, Istu.t .a-oiymai>.
lno . the teai passas ana ali de-
the lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the Ia
pain. and possessing all the noyemerR ID
bflliiancy OF the real eye. 4 large assotli
constantly on hand and for sale at r.ag,aa
pricoS. DO D0ctor's Eve Bath lor fbr a.
~ it ana ci.ic OF alt meIvOuS disuas., +. pt
all over this coast.
Ihankf to those Physicians who bare,e
nun eases iur operation, ho hopes that his nm
versal. success will warrant contip.liu
their confidence. Ills celebrity n ara Ia
Is co-cXtcnsive with tis srccr :. a al4.
are presenting th'las-Iy ;, ion iIaa.. p.
operations. tro'a nW OIL ana 5o.iw
monthly .iauf al NJ, cai u. s. .. .
poctoi's oHce daily il Hi3l.n. tt-..
c9V.iN.
'.. 02as3"s 9ss.ps. .tA.t..
street saving ans, cunIiaici.,c.
yAh.i SttEES'E. -".s Esar n sn.I
b. 6riisrsd sAo"sb Re sp,aAs sAt IrIa
herort, are IN rirc Iation tnIoagh the NJ
country that ! ha + il q iiuu in s. ID
IA lune 10 tbs At.aii' ic NtateS tDIt .
H. r.rrO .'r, Ht., &r. aothuSa int,re.t td II
-a5 tAal th raiUIt has boon gotten il cilr
tlOH lOl tne / linclaLec nl other luti,s, ii
an trying to obtain, i!hpiimntciy, ~ d
pri,ci4cr h. rej uit has b. siaIt4u li
hin rant mo ntcbahk. ami WHO ih.ll
utth, rs am at my olllc. daily ami at nit
20 about sixty daily paliyn's.
a.. ID. PARDEE, 0cuii,t,
62l Clay street
mVJ1-IX SAN rnA AkItstu
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

\ Nls-l-srrrl Ganger ia opposed to
Rn.o't- II 'y- itat whea be goe. to
i'N .o.' bring him home 40 quick he
hasn't um.lo get sober before hc arrives. i"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

Tmf july ~ the D. Young libel case at
? 'e t'i" is mad" up OF three straight
t. p.ia,ieans t.s, Independents and seven
Demoepd-. The Judge i, Democrat.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

A MICHIGAN mau made out bin
against The estate OF his son, in which
there wa~ rhal4c OF g. Is for interest
IN the money paid for N, coiBn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

Always 'tk" 4 rope to your room ut
th" on'ei 1t may enable you to slide out
rv"u ii tia re is 40 irc. A big board bin
!, just about as lad ASA eoufagrntion
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

Ia Noui-town He,djd huowns Of a
-. .yn, w Nl- q 'e0tmes in oueeven
i1s IA hl b festival, a rach ki.s
untl he. a 'eu ceui- None Of ~
.pI4 'ifn.d - py a 2iri :ys FOR asslag
hrr di nlpu~ al tHr evening, nd the ten
cent way give ali chance, Detrot
Free Press
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

Era krrl I1e- not rgquirN you to
-h''y' nnnl ,th a crowded narlor
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

t">sIplnNG ihe large amout OF itch"
'r tarlr names, the Russians are slow in
"cnmIHg up to the scratch. Norris.
t.lru YSrGR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

WnATEvEg else may he said against
the Chinese, no one can ;ruthiuly say
th't he ever -aw ooe who parted his hair
r 'hr toidlr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-08-25

. Ay tuui1g some -caldng water down the
/ back of one Of The combatants.
F.ETY EIGHT men have been hung in
ihc CHHd States ince January 1T, ard
d" tar eln't o.ge fifty feet OF garden
outdoors and feel sure that It will
H ,h" morning.
'rwrs,n Let" j, sign on hail
/ 49,. d. An ra-t side tenement in New
/ York. Thc~c hsbe, are hired by the
women who vfind organs attached to
pe.ambu.ntols.
\ Y"UNG MN out West while couting
his gir put hi. ann around her waist and
aceIa'ei hi finger yith pin He came
near dying oi lock jaw. Let this be
sad warning.
Tmf juny n the D. Young libel case at
P.o .iHe is mad" up OF three straight
t. pa4Jetps te Independents and seven
Demoauu-. The Judge i, Democrat.
-a----------
Nis1sslrpt Granger ia opposed to
H1-o,t- II 'y nat wheo be goes to
t', b.' "oria5 him home 40 quick he
he-at uu' ]o gct sober before he arrives"
ALw ,rs 'ak"r rop" TO your room ut
th" u''el. It may enable you to slide out
rv"u ii there is 40 Gre. A big board bin
/, just about a, lad ASA couilagrnton
A MicnIGAN mau made out bin
agnin~t The estate Of his son, in which
there wa q rhaze of s. 65 for interest
IN the money paid for N, colin.
WnATEvfE else may he said against
the CAuc.e. no one can ;ruthnDy say
tht Pee ever -aw ooe who parted his hair
III 'hr oillr
CaAsIDtnNG ihe large nmout OF itch"
'p tgrI. names, the Ru>,ians are Slow in
"comiHv ~ 10 the scratch. Norris
tprp HSrGH
Lti9rEffl 4'e- not rcqur~ you to
-h',-u,ml ,uha crowded narlor.
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splgBO, Mlss PunIsai, EmeHa Kauhane, AmOna, Amin and 81
deck. q 1882 = E4s 49,
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originally proposed by the government 30
thoroughly is the cooperative system carried out
to-day in Martinique, that the filters o! the SOIL
the laborers-are not infrequently the owners
bf stock in the mill that grinds their cane The
government goa back its original Investment, and
Is handsomely repaid for its time and labor by
Nthe enhanced value which has resulted to all
kinds Of taxable property in the island Mar
Unique, an island of about the size Of Oahu, has
a population Of about three times as many as
are found in the Hawaiian Kingdom, and manu-
features and exports 10000 tons of sugar an
nually.
Why cannot the people OF these islands go
and do likewise? Or rather, let Us say, that
with an enlightened and energetic Ministry to
direct our affairs, We hope soon to see our gov
ernment taking the lead in prompting agricui-
tural enterprises, by providing mills for the
manufacture of sugar, after the wise example of
the French government at Martinique.
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ORA

REPoar OF An scHR FANNIE HAZE, G A Hare, MAsrER.
Left Humboldt Dec 3oth; had fine weather and variable
winds up to Ian isih, thsace sneOqniesed a sW salsin li
IS 1, bug Isas Sc sna Aovs-to The vsssel for a hearss then
had Ane- xeafhkr 10 port, making the passage IN Il days and
16 hours
RErosr or BEIT sE DosEsBY, JAS LINTON, MAsTER.-
Len Liverpool Aug 18th, 1875; had moderate weather from
thence to Cape Verde Islands, there had . heavy thunder storm
in company with the British bark True BritOn, which vesseI
was kruek By lightning, carrying aSay spars and doing other
DAMAGE. fenced heavy gales OF the River Plate; from
thence TO Cape Horn strong ~sOutheriy Windsi had moderate
wealAsr OF the Cape and an ordinary run from thence 70 the
Equaa crossed in lOsg f2Os w Iost thss 50 tradesin ht
60 Nj got the NE trades In 9e N and had fresh trades until
ia IS N, lsos W; made south point Of the Island Of Hawaii
Jan IIih, and had light variable winds to port, arriving of The
port Sunday, Jan l4ih, At noon