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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-28

Why, you told me you were mar
ried last Tuesday
$50 l was" said Mr.. Cole, "and
have been married for the last IF
teen years"
The old gentleman gave a gasp,
hauled out his purse, and paid the
bill. Then he went through the
door like telegraph post playing
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"Ah, mamma, look ut me-" sale
Lady Adeliza. "See how different
/ am from the rest OF the tribe
See how white / am becoming"
"My daughter" said the duchess,
languidly, as she seated herself on
convenient boulder, "you should
be proud Of the difference. 1t is a
distinction. We are higher race. +"
81 don't know, mamma, see what
little caudle appendages We have.
All the other folks can hang from
the trees by their tails, but We are
compelled to sit on the limbs"
ave are advancing, my dear
You are whittier than i am. You
can talk in your youth; l could
not until middle age. Your grand
mother as you know can only grunt
it. You are moving to a higher
sphere"
"Well, mamma, none of our folks
will marry me-" said Lady Adel-
liza, pouting.
"No, my child; it has been de-
creed that there should be q selec-
ton of the fittest in marriage. We
have offered you to the Prince
dOrang Outang, who is even whittier
than you are, as his wife,"
"Oh, mamma" gushed the Lady |
Adeliza, "that's splendid. Will he
come soon 2"
Restrain yourself. People of
high blood and short caudal ap-
never get excited. He
will be here in a short time"
Lady Adeliza went away to look
or cocoanuts, and the duchess sat
IN a rock, and reAectively scratch
d her head.
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What are wealth and poverty 2
Only relative terms. There is
none so rich as the poor boy who
has just received his first dollar
after a week of hard work. We
waste q great deal of pity on those
who are born in the humber ranks
OF life. 1t is my impression that
on the whole, it is better to be born
poor, and work your way up to
wealth and honor, than to have
wealth and honor trust up on you
at birth, even though retained
through life.
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white skin; it had no hair on its
body. All the wise men examin-
ed it. 1t was not an orang outang I;
1t was not a chimpanzee /; evident
ly it was a new species. Then
family conclave was called. "What
shall we call itl" asked everybody.
The Duchess de Chimpanzee, who
was languidly making mud pies,
said:
"Let us call it-man."
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The Origin OF Man.
/.


"Twas a lovely summer morning,
in the year 900l before Christ
The woods of Senegambia were
clothed in their fairest costume,
the lovely birds were chirping and
singing their morning lays; the
sky was one vast sheet Of blue
every thing, in short, was Of sweet
ness and light, except the lovely
Lady Adeliza de Chimpanzee. She
was in the dumps. Modify she
rubbed her shoulders against a
hugh palm tree, and while perform
ing this act heaved vast sigh
Just at that moment her mamma
dropped from the tree above her.
"My daughter" said the Duchess
de Chimpanzee, "why that sigh"
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CHAPTER Nv.

The season changed summer
lapsed into autumn, autumn into
winter, winter into spring. Then
there was q great rejoicing for the
Lady Adcliza gave the prince an
heir. The child, however, was an
anomaly in that region. Il had
no tail il had Hat feet; IL had a
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-28
Where a Governor Got His Wives.

Claiborne +. Jackson, a native
Of Kentucky, was once Governor
OF the State Of Missouri. He
joined the Southern Confederacy,
and died during his term at farm
honse opposite the city Of Little
Rock, among strangers, with no
kind hand of affection near to
soothe bis pain and rob his death
bed of half its anguish. The most
remarkable fact connected with
the history Of his life Is perhaps the
that he married five
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He was a wild Texan, just from
the frontier, and had boarded the
train at Fort Worth for Dallas
1t was his first ride on the "kers,"
and as the conductor reached in
his hip pocket for his punch, the
sharp eye of Texas caught glimpse
OF its polished handle, and quick
as thought he levelled navy six
on that conductor, saying, "Put
'er up, or II! blow daylight through
you No man can get the drop on
mo"
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The prince was wandering
through the woods Of Senegambia,
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complete that these limbs had all withered and
shrunken. There seemed, indeed little hope that
any spark of vitality remained in them. Never
theless, Dr. Rhodes persisenly follow ed his idea.
He FIRST compounded powerful chemical prepar-
alton, having for its object the stimulation ot the
parts and then invoked the aid of the electric bat
terry to apply 1t. At hrst success seemed doubt
ui, but amer number Of only partially satisiac-
tory attempts to find the seat of the malady, the
difficulty was surmonnted, the shrunken limbs
began TO regain the normal size. the sleeping
muscles grew. flesh covered the neshless bone
and Dr. Rhodes found himself perfect man in
every respect sound in every limb, healthy,
bust and vigorous. He has for several years past
given to sufferers from paralysis the benefit Of
this happy experience, and has extended this
method OF treatment. with equally gratifying sue
cess, to other forms of brainsl and spinal diseas-
es-such as epilepsy, apoplexy commissions, hy'
steria, melaneholia, and the Ike. His cures are
no y numbered by scores and there genuineness
attested by the best OF testimony. There Is moth
ing Of quackcry about his methods, as a call at
THE HOME AND RETREAT
will deponstrate to any who may desire to secure
for themselves or their friends the advantages of
such resort. They will fad a handsome man
sion in pleasant, secluded and fash iona bile part
OF the city. org anized in the most efficient msnncr
and conduc ted so a. to secure all the benefits OF
hospital, and at the same time retain all the cha
pcants have sought admission 10 this excellent
institution during the past year that DR. Rhodes ~
now engaged tn endeayoring 10 secure \ larger
establishment for their accommodation. Having
PERSONAL - xamined the institution and observed
the details OF its internal economy, We would
recommend IL one Of the BEST resorts open to
sufferers from any Of the malAdiss above emu
meI ated- ly5l
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
The Empire State Republican.

NEw YORK, Nov. 6-ll.SO P. N.
The indications at this hour are that
The Republican Ssals ticket is elected
by small majority. The Democratic
majority in this city is under 20, 600, aud
in Kings County under 1000, and per-
haps not over 5000. This shows DEM
oeralic loss of frem 1900 10 1900, as
compared with the vote Of 1875, while
the returns from the interior indicate
the rest OF the majority Of that year has
been overcome. Two hundred and
thirty-six Districts in the State outside
OF New York and Brook klyn show q net
Republican gsiu of 1929.
NEw YORK, 7th-2 A. NJ. Complete
returns from the city except two assem-
bly, districts, give Reach Il sos, Church
il! 81, ,255; Democratic majority, s0,l53.
which is likely so be somewhat incress-
ed. Jacobs, (Dem.) is reelected Sens
tor tor the Sd Dist. The total city vote
is Beach 81, ,lsS, Churchill 1882; Oh
colt for Comptroller s2.s7s. Ludding-
ton Al ,462; Loen Tor Register Ga, lO6,
Hess 60. 1872.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
Local. NOTICES.

AT 4 meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Hancock iCoduty Cooperation Assoc
ciaiian last Monday evening voted. to adj
journ to next Monday evening, ST IL
O'Clock, Nov. i2ih. FOR the transaction oi
important business. full attendance /.
requested.
WM. .. MCDoSALD, Secretary.
Ellsworth. Nov. 9Th. 1877.
Call aud see the las; arrival OF Boots
and Shoes al II Whiting Sons. Ladies
fourteen thread Serge Polish, rs. Button
! co. Goa, Fox Button, l.75; Calf Button,
= 90. all solid goods and warranted
Prices less than cost Of manufacturer; all
other goods 10 proportion.
DIR. + Il. JacksOn's Catarrh Snuf and
Troche powder is highly Recommended
Tor Caiarrh, Colds In the head. Headache
sore threat Sc. See Advertisement.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08

Eass s.Sry.
The following premiums were awarded
10 The several classes, at the second an.
nual exhibition Of the Eureka Farmers
Club Of East Surry:
Stock-Best grade Jersey COW. 5. Was
son; End. Luther Lord. Grade Jersey
heifer. yr. S. wasson. Bull calf. G. w.
Hutchings. Ayrshire COW. Luther Lord; !;
2ud, g. W. Hutehings. Ayrshire heifer
3yrs. G. w. Hutcbings. Shorthorn bull,
1 yr., calf. C. Edgar Smith. Second grade
Durham COW, Noses Moon. Best Native
COW. Nahum Joy; 2ud, Mrs. N. ID. Chatto.
Native beifer, l yr. s. ~asson; calf, Luth-
er Lord. Yoke oxeb, G. W. Hutchings;
3nd. George Wood. Pair Steers, 2 yrs.
James Lord; yr. George Wood; And.
Everett Treworgy. Colt. yrs. S. W.
Flood. Best colt. 2 yr. James Lord. Pair
South.down, 8. Wasson; Turkeys. 5. Was
son. Trio BUD Cochins. Hollis Black; and
Isaac II. Lord. Leghorns, Mrs. NJ. Moon;
and, Edward Dodge. Plymouth Rocks.
Hollis Black. Spotted Hamburgs. Mrs.
n. Noon. Seabright Bsntams. 5. Moon;
3nd. Louis Bellatty.
Farm Crops-Best wheat. George Wood;
End. Noass noos. Barley, Jos. B. Mason.
Oats, George Wood; 3ud. 5. w. Flood.
Flint Csrs. Marcus Morgan; 3nd. s. Was.
son. Pop Corn, Mis-. Rose Clark; 2nd, 5.
Waseon. 0wese cora. 8. w. Flood; and.
Q. Waassa. Dsse yellow eyed beans, Q.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08

W. Flood: 2nd. George Wood. White
beans. S. wasson. Pole, Jos Card. Peas,
G. w. Hutchings; End. 5. W. Flood
Pumpkins. s. wasson; 2nd, Stephen Es-
sington. Marrow Squash. G. w. Hutch
lngs; Hubbard. Moses Moon. Turban. s..
wasson; 2nd. Jos. Gray. Largest Squash
Bloomfield Moon. Best display OF pota-
toes. George Wood. Bushel potatoes con-
tanning least No. O7si. Philip Moon.
Garden products-Best beets, Jos. Gray.
Carrots, c. Edgar Smith End, S. w. Flood,
Ruta Bagas. stephen Essington; 2nd. G.
Wood. Best parsnips, :. W. Flood; End,
Moses Moon. OniogS, 5. W. Flood 2nd'
Jos. Card; Tomstoee. wm. Clark, 2nd.
NJ. Donelan. Cucumbers, G. w. Hutch
ings; aud, Moses Moon.
Frut-Best Fall Apples. G. W. Hutch
ings. Winter Apples. Marcus Morgan.
Drab Apples, George Wood; 2nd. :. Was
son. Grapes, ). Wasson. Cranberries
S. W. Flood; 2nd, ;. Wasson.
Butter-Greatest amount of butter made
from one COW during the last week in Sept.
90 l-2 lbs.) Nahum JOY.
Domestic Fabrics-Best Patchwork
quilt. Mrs. Daniel Adams and, Mrs. l.. C..
Morgan; Best blankets, Mrs. w. Essington.
Drawn Rug. lst and %. Mrs. l., C. Morgan
Braided rug, Mrs. +. (. Sinclair. Button
rug. Mrs. Solomon Jordan. Best Mems
Stockings. Mrs. J. Norris; women's Stock
ings. Mrs. Edward Dodge. Mtttens. Mrs.
c. :. Treworgy. Domestic Yarn. Mrs. l..
c. Morgan; 2nd. Mrs. Jos. Norris.
Bread and Preserves-Best loaf brown
bread, Mrs. James Lord; Graham, Mrs.
Moses Moon; White, Mrs. Roscoe Morgan
2rd. Mrs Curtis Clark. Jar Rssberry
Jelly. Mrs. Margaret Smith.
Fancy Work and Flowers, Miss Florenc e
Jordan; , d. Mrs. Jos. ID. Mason. Wrought
cushions. Pad, Miss Annie Grant. Best
embroidery. Mrs. Nancy Lee; 2nd, Miss
Florence Jordan. Bouquet Cultivated
Flowers. Miss Sarah Moon; 2nd. Irving
Noyes. Display house plants, Mrs. A. A.
Jordan; Fad, Miss Emma Treworgy. Shell
Work, Mrs. Curtis Clark; 2nd, Miss Hat
tie Bonzey. Feather Wreath, Mrs. Ell
ward Dodge. Bouquet, Mrs. Edward
Dodge. Best collection grasses, Luther
Lord.
Ni-cellaneous-Bcs bracket, q. II.
Was,on; 2nd. Irving Nuye.. Best picture
frame. Isi aud 2nd, G.. II. Wasson. Best
collection OF pictures, G.. II. Wasson; 2nd,
Mrs. G.. Hutchings; Collection Weeds.
Irving Noycs. OK Yoke. Jos. Lord. Best
display Of painting and graining, J. A.
Smith. Farm Implements, S. wasson.
The following articles were commended ;
Crystalized Grasses. Mrs. Moses Moon.
Oil paintings. Thomas II. Smith. Display
OF Chromos. Aboic T.. Lord; Same. Chas.
: Lord. Collection Of grasses. Chas. S.
Trcworgy. Bass Relief. Herbert Adams.
EDGAR |. LORD. Sec'y.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
City and County.
ssl!s.ess Services In this City each sunday.

CoSGRkGATIoSAL--Pr at 10 20 A.
NJ. and "A p. NJ. Sabbath School in toe after :
noon.
BAPTIsT.-PreschinS at p. NJ. Sabbath
School al 7. n.
USrTARIAS.-Saobzth School at p. NJ
Preaching At g Is and 30 Z. N.
CATHnLIc.-Presching 81 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School st 7. NJ.
MErHoDIsT.-Prcsching al and : p. M
Sabbath School al 7. NJ.
Meetings held every Sun
days at O'Clock. r. NJ. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coonb-' Block.
EPIscuPAL--services at Baptist Church
every Sunday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and P. n.
UNION TEMPERANCE AEKTTNG-eyery Sun
day 81 z. NJ. Hall next TO Reform Club
Room Coombs' BocA
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
Pssasylvania probably Democratic.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA
Incomplete returns from 43 Counties,
with full returns from the city and coun-
ty of Philadelphia, give a Democratic
gain on the vote for State Treasurer OF
1854. The same counties gave a ma.
jority of 10, 9sS for HAYES.
Nov. 6.
The vote in this County has been
light, aud the Gay passed uneventfully.
Up to IL O'Clock Tonight returns from
the city give McRea (Rep.) County
Treasurer, 6,24o; Lynch Dem 5,ss5.
These figures are from 3s out of 1lS
precincts, aEd indicate very close vote
in the city with the probabilities in
favor of the Democratic candidate. But
- towns outside will give some 1900
Republican majority, it is confidently
expected by the Republicans that they
will overcome the majority.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08

Seldom. II ever. have all classes OF la
boring men in this town, been more con-
stsuty and busily employed than during
the past year. In addition TO the granite
and mining business, there are more build
lngs being built than in any one year for
long Time, thus giving additional employ
mept 10 carpenters. joiners and masons.
and others with teams hauling stone and
lumber for their construction.
Among the new buildings. | notice that
I. S osgood and Charles Towns are each
pntting up one and half story dwelling
house, and Lorenzo Lufkin one OF two
stories, aud in the north part OF the town.
A. A. Fi.ke and Pearl Griudle are each
building = dwelling house.
Mrs. o. W. Friend has built an L. con-
Meeting her dwelling house 10 a new barn.
Rev. Z. X. Osgood /. Also building 8 barn.
and although in feeble health be has done
nearly all the stone work himself H. Is.
Darling is putting up building connected
with his store. for corn, -four and other
heavy goods which will add very much to
his convenience aud capacity for trade.
-Messrs wesco,t and Hinckley have
their contract for steps for the Treasury
Building In Washington, nearly half done,
and will ship . cargo soon. They have
about rs men now employed. and will keep
q crew Of cutters on the work through tue
winter. The stobc is OF the best quality.
and all handsomely moulded. and the qnal-
ity OF cutting is the first class Of ten-cut
work.
Capt. NJ. h. Chase has shipped the last
stone TO complete Library building In
Phiisdelphia, and is now at work on a
Monument Ia memory OF Mai. Gen.
Thomas. TO be erected 10 Washington, ID.
c., To complete this monument, about
$500 cubic feet OF stone will be required
The largest piece in its construction, will
weigh about % tons, beside several others
varying from s to Is tons. The quality Of
the work 10 superior 70 any work of the
kind that hiss ever been done 10 this tow q,
there being considerable very expensive
carving. which required much skill and
artistic labor to accomplish, and which |
am pleased to say. was done by our Blue
hill men.
Col. Wilson has closed operations at
his quarry. aud shut down till spring.
OBSERVER.
Leonard Csndags Of Bluehill, went to
Boston last week to transact some busi-
ness. While on Atlsntic avenue be was
approached by fellow who, in the most
gentlemsnly manner imaginable. made his
acquaintance. After talking some time he
asked Mr.. Csndage to oblige him by giving
him e60 In bills in exchange for the same
amount Of gold. His request was COM
piled with. 1t is almost needless to say
the gold turned out to be very poor brass.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
New Jersey elects Mcclellan.
NEw YoaK, Nov

-NEW Apahr -NON "
Reports from New Jersey indicate
that Mcclellan will have 10000 ma jority
for Governor. Bergen County gives
about 1900 majority for McLellsn.-
Middlesex and Burlington counties are
close aud doubtful. 1t is believed the
Republicans will have the Legislature
and that Mcclellan is elected Governor
by 400 or 5000.
NEWARK. n. j., Nov. 6. Scattering
returns from the State indicate the cleo
ton of Mcclellan and Democratic ma
jorities in both branches of the Legisla.
ture. but it is impossible to state psrtic.
ulars.
Ellsworth American., 1877-11-08
OBITl Ar Y

Daniel Haynes was born 10 Trenton. Nc, ,
Dee. l1.4 ant died 10 hl, native town Oct. TO-
l-... sgrd - year., 10 months. His funeral
services were held At the church at Goose Cove
on sunday Oct. 2lst, y here . large number o
his iricul- aud fellow Cll4kru. assembled TO pay
their la-t respect, too, aud take their l..t look
Of the form OF one with whom they had been 80
hong time acquainted.
rhe living man was not there. Very few
" hp started on HES yuNagH with our departed
bruthcr, were present, the most Of these have
passed away and other. have come up aud
tskcn ihrlr place.. A good aud true man h,
gone To his rest, Mr.. Haynes experienced re-
h.ipn, some fprty years ago. q Vas among the
hr.i VIII were organized into Arthpilst So
cIety In Trrnt.n. FROM the day OF his coayrr-
sion 10 the dsy Of III. death he loved 'hr church
Of Ai- choice. H. always took the gospel
IrcIchc- to his heart and hi, house w4.si
Way. the welcome home Of Gods Ministers Of
sii ,ari-ti,u orders. He wA- Methodist, but
not biSot. Ho could sre good in all christian
denominations, and appreciate Christianity
wherever he saw IL. =, = citizen. he was
loved snd respected wherever he rss known.
He Wa OTTER honprri hy hl- follow town>nneR
BY being elected 70 responsible Offices 10 town
business. Trust finds were often put into hi.
hands, and there never the bFrath of su.-
picion, 10 mar his rcpu'a alton for honesty aud
moral rcctitudr and integrity Of character.
A. politician. ne Wa, ilrm and honest. Ne
Wa. .u honest Democrat u the Jackson type
all hIs life, aud itir"e OF the Eastern Argus
from its irst issue until his death.
AsS husband he was kind. faithful and true
to his marriage VOWS. His home wss 10 him
the paradise Of earth, and he therefore sought
the society Of his family.
A. father, he " wa- afectionste, pleasant and
inlugent, yet order was hts law at home. His
children al. loved and respected him - To- her.
both In childhood and in manhood. His pres
eucc always made his home pleasant and at
tractiye 70 all.
Mr. HAYNES was a good neshbOr, . firm
frit nd AMI help 10 the needy. Christ vas his
guide through nie, and his support u death.
Ills last sickness was long and painful, but he
bore Il ali with patience and Christian iortitude.
May God bless and comfort, the lusc widow
in the loss she sustaIns in the death Of Q kind
husband, with whom she has 50 happily spent
sixty years Of married ltfr.
Ani may the many prayers OF the now
saintrd father for the salvation OF Ais cAildren
he answered, aud the entire 'my at last be
gathered into the home Of the be,s. n.
Ellsworth. NOV. \.