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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-31

one of the animals alive, began
slashing me with corn-cutters, and
these scars will be tombstone
enough for me. If you had bed
room up here I'd show you choice
collection of punches, ridges,
bruises and cuts on my back, all
received in the line of duty while
seeking to allay the pangs of hun
ger or get inside of somebody's
old duds."
He put on his coat, showed his
his feet into his shoes, and Oh
served:
"Well, that's all | wanted to say.
The public is selfis and won't APP
preciate us. l can talk as elegant
as lord, speak as corteous as a
duke, smile like a senator, and bow
like a man running for congress,
but it's all thrown away. The
minute / open a gate the folks call
for the dog, the police, the crow
bar, the fiatirons, the shotgun, and
various other articles of virtue,
and about the time l strike the
steps an earthquake strikes me.
That's all, sir. Sometime when
you get over that cold in the head
you might hint that heaven is big
enough for tramps, too, and that
any old bones, crusts, jackets, or
boots left on the steps will be
thankfully taken in and cared for"
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An Old POacher.

An amusing anecdote has just
become known. A short time since
man who had formerly belonged
to the volunteer corps of which the
Duke of Norfolk is captain ninth
Sussex, wrote an imploring letter
to him, asking assistance from diff
ficulties which had recently befall-
en- him, and stating the petitioners
intention to enlist for soldier.
His grace very naturally supposed
that some of the ordinary misfor-
tunes in life had befallen the appli-
cant, and kindly RENTED him a
check for G5 to help him over his
difficulty. A day or two after, the
Dukes agent, in talking with his
grace on the business matters of
the estate, remarked that he had
been reluctantly compelled to pros
ecute notorious poacher who had
been found in the Arundel Park
preserves firing at the pheasants.
"Who is he ?" inquired the Duke.
The agent replied that his name
was Sharp. "Indeed," said his
grace, "that is the same man had
letter from the other day saying
that he was in trouble, and | sent
him five pounds" 1t was soon
seen that the mans "trouble" was
brought about through poaching
in the Dukes preserves. and that
while the agent was prosecuting
the man, the Duke was finding him
the money to pay the fine. The
man has since bolted from Arundel.
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"Hallo !" said the old gentleman
"it's Halls daughter"
"It's Major Miles," thought
Ermina.
"Come here my DEAR" said the
Major, "your're girl of pluck.
like you. So does my nephew
here. A girl who isn't afraid to
work is the girl for my money"
And when, few months later,
Rudolph Penfield and Ermina Hall
were married, the Major took them
home to his stone house on Madison
avenue.
Rudolph must keep on working
just the same" said the Major. 81
can't afford to feed him in idleness.
But l want Ermina in the houes
with me. She's pretty, and l like
to talk to her."
The Bellaire Beltons left their
cards when they heard the young
couple had been adopted by the
wealthy Major Miles, but she never
returned the call.
81 have worked ont the problem
of my own destiny without any
help from them"
And so she had.
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WHY Some People are Poor


Silver spoons are used to scrape
kettles.
Coffee, ten, pepper and spices
are left to stand open and lose their
strength.
Potatoes in the celler grow and
sprouts are not removed until the
potatoes become worthless.
Brooms are never hung up and
are soon spoiled.
Nice handled knives are thrown
into hot water.
The flower is sifted in wastefnl
manner. and the bread pan is left
with the dough sticking to it.
Clothes are left on the line to
whip to pieces in the wind.
Tubs and barrels are left in the
snn to dry and fall apart.
Dried fruits are not taken care
of in season and become wormy.
Bags, string and paper are
thrown into the fire.
Pork apoils for the want of salt,
and beef because the brine wants
scalding.
Bits of meat, vegetables, bread
and cold pudding are thrown away
when they might be warmed,
steamed and served as good as
new.
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THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLO0D-PURIFIER.
MHNAR

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@gS. im he treaems@s s erery disease
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SCROFULA aud the thousand and ono
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There is more money expended
to buy guns and powder than
would be required to furnish us all
with farms, not only to raise stock
and fruit, but to raise young men
and women in decent homes.
Decent homes makes well man
nered people.
Decent homes make happy
children.
Decent homes make noble minds.
Decent homes make Industrious
habits.
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men.
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Cheer.

cnursse. brotherl do not stumble,
Though thy path 10 dark ar night;
There's star to guide the humble
Trust in God, and do the right
Lot the road be long and dreaIy,
And la ending out Of sight,
Foot IL brAvely, never weary
Trust in God, and do the right
Perish policy and cunning;
Perish all that fears the light;
Whether losing. whether winning.
Trust In God, and do the right
Some will hate thee, some will love thee
Some will fiatter, some will slight;
Tuin from man and look above thee;
Trust in God, and do the right
Simple rule and safer guide.
Inward peace and inward light
Stars upon our path abide
Trust in God, and do the right
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRON Is a safe, speedy, aud post
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1'ersOas pursuing a sedentary UIs, 10
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stote OF the system tciU once more responH
sH re performance Of labor.
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-31

A most ungallant roar from all
the company fairly turned the
table against the lady, and she had
good sense to acknowledge its
desert and join heartily in the
mirth it created.
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VECETINE.
Rev. j. II. Ludlow, Writes:

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Nov, II, 1874.
III. r, STEVENS, ESQ.
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those whose cures thereby have seemed u,mos
miraculous, l can most heartily aud sincerely
recommend the NEGETINE for the complaints
which it is claimed to cure.
JAMES =. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Baptist Church.
Sacramento, Cal
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PROPRIETARY
mn z DlClN ES
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-18
EK MONT.
The Bennington Centennial

BENNINGTON, August II. There is much con-
fusion to day. incident TO the departure from the
Vermont centennial fields. After the visiting
| troops had all gone, business meeting was held
| st the veterans camp. The next reunion will be
held at Montpelier, in 1879. President Hayes, on
coming in sight of the centennial fields on his
| reception here, is said TO have exclaimed, "What
beautiful camp
Attorney General Devcns is credited with say
| Ing that the procession yesterday was the most
| imposing ever seen in America on a centen NAL
| occasion One Of the pleasantest features of the
whole Is the almost entire absence of drunken
| ness and no wdyism.
| At 2.30 this L. NJ. occurred the grand review of
| the LIST Regt. Vermont y. G., before Gov Fair
| banks. This was a brilliant display, and was tae
event in the history Of their eight days muster
| here.
Tonight the town will again be illuminated,
| and tomorrow the regiment will break camp
closing all exercises connected with the Vermont
centennial.
The centennial fields are deserted and tents are
| struck and temporary structures rapidly disman-
| tied. Although the celebration is practically
| over-there is nothing now remaining except a
regiment IN Camp Stai k, and they will leave early
| IN the morning-yet there are hundreds of peo-
pie who will remain until to- morrow. The town
is brilliantly illuminated and decorations W i'll not
be taken down generally until next week.
Personal.
| WINDSOR, August II. Sec'y Evarts, p. NJ.
| ten' hey anu Atty ten Devens arrived mere
| this noon, from Brattleboro and proceeded to the
| residence of Hon. E. w. Houghton, whose guests
they are, with the exception of Mr.. Evarts. They
will remain over Sunday. The President and
party will arrive to morrow noon, and will re-
main as guests OF Sec'y Evarts till Monday. Nc
Crazy left the party at Bennington, for " ashlng-
| ton, on official business.
ST. JOHNSON, August II. Gov. Conner aud
stall of Maine were here this afternoon. They
are en- route from Bennington to Portland.
| BRATTLEBoRo, August II. The Presidential
party left the Brooks House at $50 this morning
Tor Fayetteville, small town twelve miles from
Bratueboro. 1t is the residence OF Austin Burch-
aid, an uncle of the President. From there the
party returned at about Z. NJ. to Brattleboro
and went at once to West Brattleboro at which
place the. President gave reception at the house
OF MIR. Bgeow. A few minutes after O'Clock
Mr.. and Mrs Hayes returned to Brat tleboro, and
| at $50 gave reception at the Brooks House.
The President ives most enthusiastically received
by large concourse of people. After about an
| hour OF customary hand shaking, the President
in response to a call fiom a large croMd addressed
them from the balcony. The Presidential party
will leave here tomorrow morning for Windsor
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THE INDIAN OUTBREAK

CHICAGO, August II. The following was re-
ceived from Gen GbDon, by Gen. Terry, dated
Deer Lodge. Montana, Aug. Is:
Just arrived. The wounded are getting along
well, thanks to the prompt assistance of citizens.
They will reach here IN three days. Howard left
for the battlefield day before yesterday. Only so
OF his infantry were up. | sent With him 3 Off
GERS and 30 men. | met Norwoods company OF
"a cavalry on Big Hole. He is probably with
Howard by this. Cushing's two com panies OF
artillery passed here this morning in wagons,
and have ordered them to rush down the stage
road, forty miles day Have also teegraphed
the commanding officer at Fort Hall to start some
Bannocks up towards Lemhi and the mountain
passes, to get information as to which way the
Nez Perces are heading. They cannot travel
rapidly with their wounded and next time they
are struck they will be ruined
Hank Dill, stage driver, is reported killed q,
Ell Paso by Indians, and IL mules stolen.
PLEASANT VALLEY, August II. A large party
Of Indians crossed the stage road, going TOWARD
Henry lake, this afternoon, % south of here. i
is supposed they were hostilcs but they did nc
harm to any one. The stage cannot pass to-nigh
but 1t is thought it will 90 through tomorrow
messenger has been sent to Gen. Howard, who
is cncamped at Red Rock station, Al miles from
here.
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To Render the Liver Activ.

when that important secrctive gland requires
arousinS, 1t Is only requisite to resort to Hos.
letters stomach Bitters, the national remedy Tor
inactivity of the bilious organ, for constipation.
and for dyspepsia, besides those maarious dis.
orders to which torpidty of the liver predsposes
person. Far more surely does tAis celebrated
anti.bilious cordial accomplish a curative result
than mercury or any other mineral drug used TO
Cure liver disorders. In fact, such medicaments
cannot fairly be called remedies, since, although
they may have temporary effect, they eventually
fail to influence the system remedialy, but instead
often do 1t serious njuy. The Rtters, ON The con.
trary, are "a specific OF the most sanitary nature,
and are likewise reliable and agreeable tonic,
appetizer and nervue. augt5.teolSWlw
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati August IL, 1877.
PORK sl3 00a00 W Clear sides, a-7S
LARD BACON
Steam, as Rs Shoulders, Ga
Kettle, jOal0 90 Clear rib sides, 0oa
BULK MEATS Clear sides, asas
shoulders, 5 aa0- WHISKEY-- O7aI Us
Clear rib sides, Q-asl