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DETROIT, MICH.
u. HILTON WILLIAMS, N. D.,
proprietor.
Permanently Established Since 1870

over 900 persons trca;el since the establish
me % Of our Institute IN Detroit, from al parts
of the Cn!tel states and Canada.
an diseases q the respiratory organs treated
~ TIE most improved medlcated inhalations.
ia order 20 show how quickly diseases disap-
pear under THIS mode OF treatment, we give e
iew letters OF responsible persons who have
been radically cared, and are now living witness
81 q What LAS been done for them.
Ma. Louisa walters. OF Detroit. SAYS
Atmv own request have desired nv tsstirno-
81 Huhushei f1rthe beueht OF the a-nlc'ai, in IA.
ST.. u the system OF inhalation a. prarticel hv
" NJ. Hilton Williams, Of this city, IN diseases
q fIe throat and lungs. ! had been troubled
Ni'l cltGrrh f0- long time, and with liberated
So throat Tor about one year. Of the worst form
ever saw. was almost constantly discharyinf
T0'w and greensh matter from nv throat
e., -h annoyed ne very much. particularly a.
1E1t, which made ne very nervous and weak
ttl been treated by four different physicians
o chatham. Ontario. before / removed % De
-r0 some mouths ago, AMI since that tirTe one
lhr-'ciau here IN Detroit treated me for twelve
r--t3. with no beneuf whatever; IN fact, 7 wa
'1a-,ant'y growing worse, and fearful lest
.a .ll have Co.sum ptlon of the throat, app'ied
-h-; dav, aud just ten days after, May lot. an
,s Te! as ever. The dropping In The throat ha'
-l4 ceased, anl al the liberation In the thrOa'
1l- entirely healed z ,. AMI ! feel perfectly wei
o. very way. J. q impossible f0r those who
'ase never been Ia Ike sufferer 20 realize ny
H.e a.d desire al % read this, that they MAJ
.-sy where taey can nnd relief.
MRS. LOCIsA WALTERS.
cs Porter 81. Detroit. Mich
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CONSUMPTION : :
Positively Cured

All sufferers from this disease that are anx-
lous 20 be cure-l shoui. Try Dr. klssSkks CLlt-
sKArgIt CoSsrMPTIvE PowpERs. These Powders
are the only preparation known that Will cur.
Consumption aud all disc ases q the Throat and
Luugs-tndeed, 90 strong 10 our laith 10 mem
aui also 20 convince you that they are no hum
bug we will forward 20 every sufferer, By mall,
post paid. free Trial Box.
W don't want your money untl you are per-
feCtly saiisned OF their curative powers. lf your
rfe Is worth saving. don't delay In giving toe~e
Powders a triai, as thev viii surely cure you.
Price, for large box, 90 sent 10 any part oi
the United States or Canada oy nAu on receipt
Of price. Address,
ASH & RORBINS,
sse FrLros STREET, BRoorLYs, 7.
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LAKE. SHORE & NIcH. SOU.-NICH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TT
WAYNE D. H. 6L
LAKE SHORE 3 MICH. sou. r. r.


~ Michigan Accommodation. going West,
CSqupcts WIN Kalamazoo enl Grand Rapids
Train no Wake pigeon.
~ Maj and Ni-ht Evprcgs trains going east
e5luect wl:h Trains Tor Detroit, az Adrian.
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,liYT Lors asiN FEIyCiSCO RAlLwAI
4 a NDS aE2

= a = = = = - -
t.onO. 900 Acres In southwest Missouri from
49, 70 500 an acre. First-class STOCK and
trrl-uiturai lands The best tobacco region 10
he west. Fine fruit. 10 grAsshoppers, alum
lance % gool water, short wlnters, cJnyeLleui
ual kefs, good schools low taxes, heaitufui coun-
.rv and good society. reven years' credit. Free
-rsnspnrta ton from -. Louis To those who par
stase lAud. Seud Tor circular AMI other iufur-
nation Address. ". n. CONN, Land Comm =
Aoncr, Temple Bulluing. s.. Louis. Mo. .W
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- ~ A-0A AsA - Al r. rs
cs Porter 81. Detroit. Mich
DETROIT, Nov. ~, 1873.

lfI nc AU.aN aNl-A Nh tIN " IlEIEs
lam anxious 20 let everyone know what Dr.
n. Flifon Williams did for zoe through the syE-
sI1 90 limitation. Nearly two years ag0 wa
ear sufferer With consumption. ] had beer
o. efel f-r many months G1Trg which time
aNHra! Uivslcills hal tTeatei ne IN the usus
1921. lg r'vi-r me medicine by The stomach. AMI
VS. constantly growing worse. was cough
% Trl raj lrg large quantities. - mucous from
lr IlrEg. Gli my llrss we're yery sore. indeed
iHl 4 constant fever. md ! became 20 veal
-Ht vas conauel 20 my bed nearly a.. the
a. ] began - despair ~ ever getting vel
.If vtf : EEi fully made ND nv mini that o.
acc ] slo1i1 Get able ! would return 70 Germa
v ic- medical treatment. ] was persuaded 2
..re wvsct UNDER DR. vi liams' treatment
'l $50 December e3', lsQ The n-gt inho
helped noe. nul % make a long sforv shori
Hrc O. r WaT appear, f0r 10 Vas truly won
.....f t1 ui.. ] was eatireiv cured o. one months
t .1aH': lul since fhaf time, which ls ueaflt
r. v--rs ago. have take1 no rnellcine. an
I sa veI to-day a7 / ever was iu mT lfe. de.
.rH ai' hose who doubt Tire Truth ~ ,his. 90 Ca
..I see r-' 70 uv store % ~ time 'net see ut.
rL. PETERS. Prop. Boot and shoe store,
g Monroe Ave. Detroit Mich.
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N Observation-Disclosures For
JAcKsON'S BEST

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WADE AND rooarDs.

WADE AND roo2Ds.
Wade one day replied to Toombs, NJ
Georgia, and To ali appearance used
language which would compel Toomb,
to challenge him. Several friends wen'
10 Wade aud begged him 10 desist, bu
the old man grew more and more vin
lent, until Tuomb. indicated his inten.
tion OF calling Wa ie To account for the
language he was using, when Wade
quietly sat down. seemingly having ac
complished his object.
The Southern men looked nt eqcl
other IN surprise, and it was manifest
to oil that Wade had deliberately
sought quarrel with Toombs. That
night TREND OF the Southern Senator
called on Mr.. Wade to know il he
would retract the offensive words he
had used.
mo. I won't take back a word, wa
Wade's emphatic reply.
"rheD," said the friend OF M
Toombs, lit will be necessary for Sen
ator Toombs to challenge you to NOR
tai combat.
This is just what l want, and We
might have got to the point without al
this palaver," said Wade.
You surely caunot he in earnest
Mr.. Wade" said the Southerner.
why, Of course I ar. You see, cir,
We Northern men do not like to fight.
Now, / am opposed to the code, and 50
are my constituents; bnt you fellows
have broken Summers head. aud we
must spunk up little. or you will
break oil our heads. The shortest way
TO end the matter is 10 kill of few oi
YOU, and I have picked upon old
Poombs as my man; be will have I,
challenge me. Then, Of course. vii
have the choice Of weapons, and vii
take nv old rifle and - me il aon'l
bring him down at the FIRST crack"
When Toombs heard OF VIA, Wade
said he repied: II can't challenge
him; il do he will kill me. :"
1t appears that Toumbs and Wade
bad b, en- ont tocether shooting with .
rifle several ines, anl, while T)ombs
could shoot well with pistol, he wa,
poor rifs.shot. Wade was an old
hu ter. aud az q distance of l01 yard,
could hit dollar almost every shot.
Mr.. Wsde af,ervard faid to IL c
wri O.: III I'D Toombs had cha Ing
ed me that time, as l expected ht
would. would have made put patch
On his coat, the size of dollar, ove'
his heart. aud the old fellow would
have got demoralized when he saw n,
drawing n bead on IL, md missed me-,
Nhils - me IL wouldn't Lave GU
the patch -
Not ouly did Toombs Ie use 10 chal
lenGs Wade, but 10 Southern uCmb,I
could ever be induced 20 send hi i {
cballerGe. no mater what 10 n'gL
say.
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DETROIT HiLLsDALE & SOUTH
WESTERN R.R.
Trains win leave q. @ stations rayned, IS follows,
rom aul after Nov. l.th. 1851:
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being able to tell what / was going to
do about it,
WY DON'T roc RuS AWAY.

II used TO he the customary for slaves
IN Washington 10 beg money from
Northern COngressmen TO buy their
freedom. A poor bat smart.looking
boy accosted Mr.. Wade while he was
ia conversation with q promiscuo9s
company Of Northern aud S1uthern
Senators. and beg n 10 beg for money
10 buy his freedom. "l never give
money To bny slaves said Mr.. Wade;
when. seeing the pleasant looks Of the
Southern men, he turned TO tho boy
aud askei: "Wby the devil don't you
run away p Tue Sou,herners stared
at one another, and the dsrkey started
off with new idea ia lis head, when
Mr Wade called him back. aud, hand
ing him a SlO biz. said: Here is $40
10 pay your expenses. Now, run away
ont OF slavery. my boy. the hrst chance
you get
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Inventions ana Patents.
II. c. WOODWARD,

AttOFuCy anu NUuHNtIIVI 30 II"
l31' 5ih g.. 81. W.. o. q. L7cs Box iiij Was
tlgtar. ID. g..
Late Eva-Incf ii-' Hff t'tHcl states Iatef
O4c.. NrIHH.r ul l1. Hff % ODE o-urme
Joa4t of tls lH.t-l states.
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Trains a-a rin ov Chicago tine which e ?
n lnlfez slower chan Detroit gu1 cleveland tll-t
Al'traIrs ran lI lr. except elnfavs.
ClSSEr-f#.a -C.HSe connect OTIS made m =
SLANT. win E. G.. E. D. ffr O.. rIlgts east ani
wss. AZ NlHcIes'e-. w.fn 3IaFs7n Branch o'
LSFN.S. r' T. AZ Hn,s'aln. W.it L. y 4 ~
b. r. 70. ~ DtcI-rs. v.fh IT, v e.. * S. IL. IL.
f9r nIllfs IJT.l a-i r7lth.
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CEUSRED COKE.

Having purchased Power crusher sBd screen
" are how prepared % fsrnish CRUSHED
KF itslae far use IN any sell feeding stove.
T. the c'raresf a1d cheapest fun IN usn aud
va perfect safl-fsiioH % aii WIN have used
e. ke siuee ue have bren a',ie ~ ~ 'peri crush
ani sslcenH FIsiii cents Pcf Joshel dciis-
e.sG.
lIILLSDALE Gas 60,
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FomEiGN NrHADETHEPA YEA R

The imports and exports for the
month Of December are TINS reported
by the Bureau Of Statistics. gold val
ues. all the changes being decrease
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EXPORTS

rOtal......s'l,ls4,5's sh,asi.la' sil.s
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LANSING DIVISION.

oolv0 NORTH.
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Douglas for moment was surprised
and dumbfouuded, aud then attempted
to proceed. but the pith VAS knocked
out of his argument. aud tue SENATORS
ali smiled at his earnestness. Douglas
sat down ia disgust
Mr.. Douglas afterwards said. THAT
iuterrogat"ry of Wade's was the most
effective speech | ever heard m the
Senate. C0nfound the man. 20 vas a.
Ridiculous. and put so comicaily.
knew not what answer TO make him,
and became ridiculous myself an no
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NUMBER 1 CIT


A sizeable colony is il getting ready
to leave IIoughton for the Black Hill
this spring.
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The lawyers have got hold OF the e.
tate OF the late Ralph Wsdhams, the
cattle ring of Clyde. There are S3O,.
900 involved. Pickisgs very fat.
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Mr. and Mrs. Josep Uphemberg Of
Port Huron, celebrate the 50th anni-
versary Of their wedding to-day. They
we're married at Reiswach, Strasburgh
30 years ago.
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II is rumored that on April lst,
new democratic paper will be started
10 Aan Arbor. April lst is a very prop.
er day on which to start paper Of
that persuasion.
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The Charlotte lawyers have decided
not 10 defend any one arrested for sell
ling whisky TO minors or confirmed
drunkards.
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eco FrlroS STREET. BRsoKlTS. ny
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A Casco correspondent reports the
birth OF two-faced child in that vii.
age, which is alive aud apparently
thriving we'll.
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for quarrel.

for . quarrel. 80
DIGNITY cannot make shifts as meaner
folks are obliged to do, nor put up with
inconyeniences such as all must bear at
times: It cannot hold up its corner OF the
common burden without crying out the
injustice OF man and fate. and calling the
world to witness to its martyrdom or IT'S
degradation. Give dignity, even wnen
hungry, potatoes in their skins, served N Z
wooden bowl and with a three pronseu
fork to eat them with, and it holds Itself
either morally affronted or herolcaily pa
tent that it accepts such undeserVe'' con-
righteousness of circumstance.
In its secret, silly heart it holds that IFS
life and fate should be ruled II another
way, and of quite different pattern from
what ether people are obliged to put up
with: and with this these creatures hold
thht when they bare common mlsfotune
or inconvenience with the rest. they bear
it loubly, suffer donbly, and are doubly
to be pittied. Are they not dignifed
and has not their dignity been wounded
You, poor pachyderm, without any to
wounl have less to bear, and are there
fore less to be pitied. Evidently, they
say with triumph, the world must accept
their reading. Men, women and the
oil nifed--this is their Classification OF
humanity; amp they stick to it maefully
-.HdrDer's Weenly.
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An historical Fact.

Every agent who has been steadily selling
the Improved $50 HOMESTEAD Sewing Machine
for .hre.. wears, owns his own dwelling house,
has good account in hank, il clear Of deit,
and la. rnonrv at Interest, the 'nral conse-
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Sewing Machine, most nssiul-r-liable 81 all
times, easy 10 understand and control, the same
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no machine at any price better, or that will do
finer or more work, and certainly none 20 lox
in price by many dollars. Tn. HOMESTEAD il
widely known and used in thousands Of fam
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their. Extraordinary offers made to local or
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Kendall + Co., 42l Broadway, New York.
137-1y
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said the repeal of the Resumption
Act could only take the nightmare on
the land. We are the debtor nation
of the world. and our currency must
be cut down to less than S25O,O0O,UoO
to make it redeemable in coin. II the
RESUMPTION act is not repealed. the
taxation next year would be increased
50 per cent, and then the cry would
be Reputation. Greenbacks are the
best currency we ever had. and should
not be tempered with. Three thOus-
and incorporated institutions, holding
four or five billions OF wealth, have
imposed the resumption scheme On
the country, and if carried out they
can rule, and rob us and our children
forever. The apple Of discord about
the status Of. the negroes and the dan
ger from the Southern whites, enabled
that power to manage our Legislation
and finances. The resumption scheme
was put through Republican cancus
without moments consideration.
The opponents of it wanted the New
England people to join them, but the
papers here seem to be wound up by
the money powers, tcllto VI INV
you've got it, That's So etc.j In
conclusion the speaker commented on
the danger to our free institutions,
of press owned by unchecked
wealth. so that it might become an
enemy instead of a friend to the PEG
pie. He did not mean to make TRADE
against wealth, but organized wealth,
acting on political questions, was as
hostile to our free institutions as the
Mohammedan power to thu Christian
civilization in Europe. Cheers.l Al
the conclusion of Ewing's speech the
meeting adjourned.
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bv competent authority, I felt that IL
was binding-so binding, indeed, thao
it could not be repealed to the pre-
judice of those to whom it was gwen;
Is the act of 1873 of such case ana
character! To whom does 1t make
solemn pledge that the CONSTITUTIONS
power OF Congress to coin money anu
to regulate the value thereof shall
never be exercised until the puDllc
debt shall have been fully paid! why
and wherein is the coinage act OF 1919
more sacred and irrepealable than the
coinage act of 1884 which it modified
Does the power to coin money AMI
regulate the value thereof belong TO
the class of powers that once exercised
become exhausted II that were so
the power had been exhausted before
the passage of the act Of 1878; or is 1t
the right of the public or private
creditor. either. to say to Congress
YOU shall not exercise the constltutl-
onal power of coming money ana
regulating the value thereof, because
by changing the standard you may
change the value of investments we
have not recognized such a rule.
There would be force in such acclaim,
under the act OF 1870, which provides
for payment of the bonds ''ln coin OF
the present standard value. The
act of 1878 contains no pledge nor
contract. It is legislation under a
continuing power Of Congress, and
subject to repeal or amendments IKE
any other law passed under the same
| power. 1t is not. therefore, IN my
judgment, a question OF puDllc lalth'
but one Of expedience only. Beng
such. it seems to me the part OF wisdom
to have some regard to the condition
of financial distress that exists IN the
country, and to the disturbed state OF
the public mind that peryades a
large portion of the country. Any
change in the coinage is always a
delicate and important work, anu
should be made only after the most
careful consideration OF all the
interests Of the country.
Should silver money be restored l
have thought So The pledge of 1862
of payment in coin and the assurance
in the act of 1870 of payment in coin
at the standard value would seem TO
authorize, almost to require 1T. Com
pliance with the contract cannot DE
preach of public faith. Our country
is a large producer of silver. the
quality of money is important to Its
value. / think that when restored
silver will approach and perhaps reach
gold in value, but should experience
prove that it must remain below gold
because of it's greater production
Congress has ample powers to provide
against any evils likely to follow.
Very respectfully,
II. 4. HENDRICKS.
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