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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-31


in for subscription to a greeDback
organ.
At the meeting of the Good
Templars, of this city, on Friday
evening last, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term,
and the installation will take place
on Friday evening of this week:
w. G.. T.-Wm. ]. Rcddick.
w. V. T.-NIiss Maggie Mulvaney.
w r. S.-Florain Binghm
w. Lydia Kemp.
w. /. G.-Frank Bradstreet.
w. o. G.--J. w. Wilson.
w. M.-Chas. Rnttledge.
w. Il. S.-Chas. SpatFord.
w. l.. D.-Roht. Ross.
r.. G. L.-W. ii. Scott.
Last Saturday man named
Freeman Youngs, who was in the
employ of Algier, at Lotte's camp,
Black River, received severe injnr-
les about the body, by log rolling
from a car that was being nnloaded,
the end striking him on the back
and nearly crushing him. DIR.
Maiden, of this city, was telegraph
ed for, and when he arrived Satur-
day late at night, he found the I'M
fortunate man suffering beyond de-
'scription. The doctor did all in
his power for the patient, and left
him feeling quite comfortable on
Sunday, with a fair prospect of re-
covery.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-31

Tawas will soon have railroad
communicntion with the outside
world. Wonder when A'pena VIII
have a railroad. nt
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-31
onuRcn piuEcroRY.

FRED j. PAPST.
Sergeant Signal Service L. :. a
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-31

Miss Mary +. Damn left A'pena
last wednesday by the st. Paul TO
visit her mother, who is i'll at the
Star Island Housc, st. Clair river.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-31

He called himself "John the Bap-
list" aud said he was in favor of
flooding the country with green
backs. but he did not tell any one
that if his plan succeeded, people
would get their money then the
same as now, by working for it.
Neither did he explain that his
real errand was looking mp all the
loose change that he could gather
in for subscription to greeDback
ornnn
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-31
OUR TELEPHONE.

OUR TELEPHONE.
A slight rainfall on Friday last
Raspberries and huckleberries
are plentiful.
There was an eclipse of the sun
on Monday. but we did not see it.
C. Il. Kimball has new side
walk in front of his premises on
State street.
Whooping-cough and mcasels are
prevailing to a considerable extent
in this city.
Men are wanted to work on the
road. See advertisement in our 10
cent column, 60 a ~ r
Bremen e. Johnrowe expect to
open their new grocery store, next
to Ntonaghan's, this week.
=
AT. Fletcher g. Co. have been
making a little improvement in
front of their Office, on water
street, ElS.EA - CAS-
E.O. Avery has couple OF Young
deer on his premises, and they
attract quite number OF the
curious.
The store of j. Myers had mar
row escape from fire last THURSDAY
evening, from the explosion oil a
kerosene lamp. LzlL-c va
Tawas will soon have railroad
communication with the outside .'
world. Wonder when A'pena VIII
have a railroad. ni
Miss Mary +. Damn left A'pena
last wednesday by the st. Paul 70
visit her mother, who is i'll at tn
Star Island Housc, st. Clair river
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-11
,poW1yG OLD GRACEFULLY.

.,,,ly. the years have swept By thee,
so.ily. on. ,hre lightly with tenderest care;
Teaen care they did often bring thee;
sorrow az -. have left thee but beauty 10 wear
Is.' he' Growing old gracefully,
Gracefully tair.
tho storms that are wishing the ocean
Is. Aun each day 10 the pleasant nome Iisnt:
Nea sl,n the waves that are big WIN commotloh'
! IInser full sail and me hslo"r ~ e'e"''
Cheerful and bright.
49,, winds that were adverse and chilling;
psi s !, ~, ba islands that lured thee 10 rest;
fEs.n,na currents tibet WoOed thee ullwiliiFs,
PSI a.. .a,n the DO, of the land Of the blest.
raj h0A" Growing old peacefully,
Peacefully ana hest.
feeling of envy or sorrow.
Hh.ra me bright faces OF the children are seen
'ssr year from their youth ""nidst 'hou oor-
iu sost remember what lieth between.
NV" Growing old willingly,
Gladly, ween!
4. {, expe,ience that angels might eoyet:
lSh ~ IN faith that has grown with thy years
M !, love that grew from and above IT;
ssla,h,ng INV sorI ows and hushing Thy fears.
V0'"' Growing old wealthy,
Loving and dear.
LAWS At the sound of thy coming are lgh;encd
Ppsdy and willing thy hand to relieve;
k,any face at thy Kind words has frightened,
Ii is more blessed to give thah receive
Growing old happily.
Blest, we believe.
-EHristidp Globe
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-11
Col. Tom Scott on Improving Times.

Col. Scott, president Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, said, in ali interview with
a Tribune correspondent, that he looks
for an active fall business for the rail-
roads, and believes the pooling system
will work we'll. A repetition of the rail-
way strike of 1877 he never expects to
see. Regarding the business prospects,
he said: II believe there will be steady
improvement in nearly all branches Of
trade and industry. The dead point has
been passed, and the country is on the
way to prosperity" His argument
to the benefits of pooling to railrQ(
and shippers alike was the same ~
Vanderbilt's.-New York 1eltgy1n
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-11

there was full evidence to refute his
claim. Ralph and Maggie were mar
ried soon afterwards; and the bride
wore as keeper over her golden circle,
her own special dover, the long buried
but happily recovered treasure, Major
Mammond's ring,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-11
Wicked for Ciergynle

IL believe it to be all wrong
wicked for clergymen or OIL
men to be led into giving ter
to quack doctors or vile ST
medicines, bat when Il roall
ious article is made up Of cor
liable remedies known to all.
all physicians use and truss'r
should freely commend it,
cheerfully and heartily comm
Bitters for the good they. have
ard rnx. friends, firmly Deilev
lnai for family us
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-11

that he had a lot of his fathers old
account books up in a garnet; but it
would be very troublesome to get at
them; and what would be the use?
"Why," said Ralph, "you might DOS
sibly make the happiness of two young
people, who otherwise may be sundered
all their lives" He explained enough
of the circumstances to show the old
gentleman that it was not an affair Of
mere idle curiosity; and after that he
entered into the quest with ardor. Pill
grim, his father, had kept each year
sort Of rough daybook, in which he en-
tered transactions as they occurred,
with occasional short annotations. And,
at last, after long, troublesome search,
they found the book for the year 1850
and 1851. Nothing was to be made of
the first; but in the second they had the
delight Of finding the following entry:
"25 March. sold ring, young Master
Hammond, two guineas, saw we we'd
ding afterwards at st. Mary's, Fa-
versham."
That night all the church bells OF
Gigglesham were set a-ringing, for the
news oozed cut that Ralph Grant had
como home with full proofs Of the mar.
rage that would make good his title te
Westbury. For the young people wers
liked by everybody, whilst Boobies wa!
generally execrotG6
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-01-09
sNTERpRislNG FARMERS.

Farmers without enterprise don't amount
to much. They are not worth ten cents Q
duzeu. They don't read the agricultural
papers. because they doB't care TO iEfurnI
themselves about what is going on in the
world. Ii they can make enough to sup.
ply the wants If the body they are satisfied.
They care nothing for the wants or the i'm.
prosement Of the mind. That is the last
object u their thoughts if they have chat
mas be digni6ed rs thoughts.
The enterprising farmer j. . different
sort Of = man. lie alwayshas HE eyes. aud
ears open. that be mas learn what is going
on In the world and take advantage Of the
knowledge he gains. lie reads the agri.
cultural papers. That he may learn Of the
Improvements that are going On. lie learns
What he can Of new systems Of culture. new
varieties Of seeds-spd tests them lie
tries the improved breeds Of stock - fast
as be j. able. He wants Berkshire or Pc.
land China hogs Instead Of bozel splitters.
Hs sshls something besides scrub cattle.
lie don't want the long-legged. bare. bel.
N. scrub sheep. when other breeds are 50
easilyobi lie don't want scrub horses.
when tIo.c u far better blood. style and
subslspce ran be obtained. The farmer Of
euterhise 4 q desirable acquisition 10 any
community. let us develop more Ofthem.
--Rursl World.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-01-09
A GREAT FARMERS MAXIM.

Tae successful life Of Mr.. Jacob sirawn.
the prince Of American farmers. il sttribu.
ted 10 the clOse observation Of the follow.
lug maxim. originated By himself:
Make your fences high AID strUug ~ l.
will keep cattle aud pig out II you have
brush make yOur lvts secure, aud keep the
hogs from tie eDn.
BE ssre 10 get your hands to he'd BY
seysn o'eioek--tbey vail rise early BY force
Of circumstances.
Pay . band. II be iss poor hand. all sou
promise him: il he is god one i,ay him =
little more; il will encourage him to DO
btill better.
Always feed your hands - we'll 81 you
feed yourselves. for the lsbOring men are
the bone and siUew o. the land aud ought
10 be we'll treated. .....
Ian satisfied that getting % early. 10.
du.lry md regular habits are the best medi.
cine prescribed for health. =
When rainy. bad weather comes 20 you
cant work o1t jsOrs. cut, split and haul
your WOOD, mske yonr racks. 6x your febces
o gate. snJ patch the rolf Of yosr barn Or
house.
study your own interest closely and DO
%. spend sour lime 10 sleeting Presidents.
Governors and other smaller OficeD. %
talk q hard times. and spend Jour time 70
vbiilling store boxes.
lake Jour time and make calculations ;
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The North Carolina Farmer

a. H. EhHfss: ue.l,se ,lafist 1a
Degr Sir have been . prsetical Par
lnsrfor 20 eHr-. md dntfng thai tInse have n
kch lie he-t Agricultural Journals of Tie ilay !,
aud iirslettaketp az that there !. more yailia.
he rrsriseal lntnrmatihn % oiif hfihrfs, H. the
INST aud -sroud nuu'lrTs ~ The North s'arolint
Farmer than n any dazen rppies ~ the Agri, al
ufal papers have takea aud slsap ma.l ram I.
cstli Tcroinlncnd u % every Farmer IL Yur state
~ the paper Tor him abofe al others. ssr. 8
PETER II. HINES.
st. t.sbsl ...... Halifax, 90
snlssrriptnn for Que year s. s,aEs5s,4., 81 90
I've copies 4 90
Ish N N"A - 90
rgAddassf 8 5.H.ENNIss 4 co
Fep'.s I'M ~ Ealegh, Nc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-01-09
AMERICAN
mi s.am a. AND
Foreign Patents.

- eNtNAthAgt ..5 f.
GiLMURE \ co. susrs--oE q cbIpmsu.
ea IN III countries Nc FkBs in Ad,ans.. "A
charge unles. The Iafentl. granted. No r.ss for
haAlhg preliminary eNamlnatipn-. No addition.
y Iees Tor obtaining aud cunfIucflnra reh.arin,,
bya recent drcisiOn nfthc eommls.ioner \ =, ~
!eetea ~ iIcailuns may ~ revived. special al.
Pateut Office, Extensions before gonrr,s. ~
nilgement Sniis ~ different staies. ana al li,i.
gHtign apprnring - InvenfinnEbr pateass esnd
stamp r. fillmore 4 Co., sr psmphlef u ~ nse,s
Lnnd Cuscs, Land Houanks. aud .ycrl,.
), Contested !and casrs prosecuted .hoioge IN.
u. Eenelai Land Once and IDrpatt ,ens NV.
Interior. Private Land Claims Mimi ~ iss"Y
hmplion lainls and Homestead ease. sils,sl..l
LAllu sui u asslghabl. and can ~ IDcated
=, me name % Toe purchaser upon ans "a sss,s
inent land subject 70 private slltry. Al a y nss
acfr, ~ ~ equal salue with bounl, ~
Na.ramts. serH daup % Gilmore a 81 ~.
pamphlrt ofinstrRetinn nfrE'f = 's'iiot
ilAucays " i'oy and Iso@,tu
0Met.. soldiers and sailors of.he Ia. 49,.
salr hefs. are " ipany eaSss entitled n r,a,,a.
n the 0o.ernmeBt Of wbieh ibes la. ~.
.loWle,lge. Write full history of .es,i.a -. "a
' Isse nlnounl ~ pay aud bounty Fe.eItsd ~ ~
o. ., 1llllgfe a 20. and ftilI reniT
a''"f fAanl1hAipni VIII W. given yo,, fgss 'pss
fAta flT.NgyON.c F'ff.'
h,Ohlrcfs Soldiers sud sailors woundsd 49,.
"s lnred inihe bite sar. IA, .yss
x Co. iY" pfhrgH " addss.-iug lillmore
~ e,',er prosecuted " tiILMORE 20 k.,o,.
'ssnh. Nnu Inf sutifhefn Claims f.om,mlssl,..
hsrh sparimeia 70 our bs,,less 4" w
~ aic tlitAil, under pharen AZ ~ .,,,,,a
ssM X. PARTIES employed ~ ~ ~, . a
d Ig ~ attention 20 ~ business ~ ns..
MI. s,,slaa tp.ls thus secured. We dsslss NJ
Address u. GILMORE 4 co.
Sae fst., Washington, D. q,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1878-01-09
FENCES AND PENCE LAWS.

Judging from the discussion vi our farm
Clubs We may suppose that farmers are be-
giHpiHg to realize Ihat the true ufhce OF OUT.
SIDE fences. aud in fact Of all fences. il not
Ia keep out he stock uI Il nelghbor, bn. Ia
restrain our uNu. As result of tins idea
We. see that laws preventing stock of any
tknnl trou running at large in the highways
are gaining ia form, aud the area over
which they extend j. every year increasing
IL Is mistake tu supp 'se, as many do. that
tseirait aud grass growing between the
e. ieaces, "f public highway Vi right belong
To the public The public have only the
right ai passage over the ground, but have
un righ, to it, products. which belong 10 tie
owner IL the adjoining lsfm. As sopn ~
the traveller or the stock on the farm iii
verge on either side Of the legal limits ot
the road. they become the trespassers to
the full extent OF the term. In strict
guilty il is no excuse that Tiers was No
fence. for as before stated. fences are TO
keep the proprietor's stock within bounds.
aud not keep the Others uui II takes "a
sAllk tthE w w EGt iva W thN VIVA i.idt
"a legal fence" must be "hurse high, bul
. l,raat and h,,g-iight . Sooner OF later We
will arrive At point when every farmer
will be the judge Of the quality at bi~IoSn
iehees. or il fact whether he wall fence at
all. IA
Much has been said Of the injustice ami
cruelty Of Law which prevents tn. puur
man from turning his COW out o the p IT..
lie rnad. In the first place it is ponr &C ~,
omy for any one TO turn COW int q e
public rad The time spent IN bunting
her when she fails to come home. aud th.
loss from not being MIXED at tile proper
time will usually pay for keeping her in Il
much better pasture. or all 'ence-break
lers the road COW is probably the MIST eff
eient and active. aud independent Of lie.
own eff,rts her presence leads the f,rm
stock, otherwise quiet. To break out ana
cause trouble. When ccws were allowed
Ia Iun at large. il was impossible Ia keep
bull more than two or three years, for he
became SO unruly as 10 be nuisance to It's
nSner. BY tue laws excluding stock from
the roads This trouble is avoided Phils-
ldelphia Times.
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TlguaHIgl aapi .atit dts a.iisHsf ~ ltaW
Ayers u a,,ila
fs>-uHsx ailf Ns'M4l la3 IA a9N8uW
e. Hair 3, d, Vl,i!g'o',;'a;'',
"a For restoring Gray Hair 70
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressin
which Ii at once
agreeable
healthy, aid etI
foctnal for pre-
servingilIc
hair. Fdfsa or
,grpyk'iiris som
restored IL as
0rigiaat c0iyr.
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rid he gloss and fiesiasssof youth
Thin, hair. j. ihirkellel, falling, hair
checked, and bal,lucss often, though
NOT always, cnreJ by It's use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
folliclcs are destroyed. or the glands
atropliie,l and decayed. But such as
remain c;iii be saved for usefulness
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No farm can maintain its fertility 9TH,
ont manure. As q standard the liquid On 7
solid exrrements, 1T one horse Or 1, i
necessary to Sustain an acre under guilty. >.
iinn. or NJ least three calves. colts. pigs,
~ sheep I" the acre. All of Which show that
"ur hrmers shpnld keep three times thei,
present. number 81 an,nals or witness de-,
cine in, ihrir hr~ roiac'sy bf9a /.
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VIII each nIunlcr viii ~ eiSen suPerh
ralnrtd cabinet picture fwurfh tile whole ra.t
81 the alauazihs.b 10 on mounlcd0a q unit ready
COR iIalnng.e 2sN md f....e.r,...s. IA -
Eyery subscriber u three dollar. i Untitled
20 The Sels4sflbti ~ 4 premhInl 0f (which There
are eighteen. delivered 90 forwarded imusetts.
trly On rereipt ~ the suh.eripfi0n. Every arfi.
ele offered isofflrsf gn.liiy, ia,iuiing Book.
aild any one worth the price u siibseriItinn:
Ihrpmos from telebraisd Paintings aud .quai
~ the ~ iginals. 81 large Size and suitable for
aIt Isari0r. paskaf Cuak ftnyes: ggsfrfn n
Drcss Cutting. tthis reeri, ed The highest On.
tcnnlal awar,l.l Silver Plated Ware nfall Kinds:
Stationary, Linen Marscr. eiss etc; rtc. sFR'
"nssE t# FOR CLUBS ; at -agefa'
We haye largcr aHd uanre salilal.gs premiums.
inelnling bgakF ~ al kiDds, sIlfe.Plsied Ware
y afEfI riNs, SCISSORS, SfeTcusrupe, Games,
n'las cutlery. rlarks. A,lEr-tahie iai,le Fint.
nninsrou. adi,er drgIrti.e artIei". IA whlrb ~ :
iall !i.t win be furnished On srrItasIOa 70 the
". JENNINGS DEaoBEsT. !.
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u. things ina haery hut dothem at the
proper t,@e, and keep your madas your
body employed.