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Victor Enamel, King of Italy. /. dead.
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The mantl" OF prophecy IA. r,,,.r ma,
the sh'nl"r- of onr corrc,,,nl.,t.. - :,
anu lIA" MS prototype, the blu, i,- a..
Pfat"@ with every infection of scr,..,r.
upon the might-havc-brrnS Of the h,,,.
OF Manassas. Now, if this -. =, v,tb =,
""'hding capacity for scrihhlinr, will nm.
""TtHk" to swear that he knows wh,t H.,
u "ritinS about when he ventures 10 nb.
'"'"'N predict RESULTS which bavc been
'''''to years ago, we will lay down onr
eo.''riai QUIZ and give him full swing.
All such writing i. acknowledgements
nothing aud means nothing.
In view Of the probable action of ~.
.'s'''atnro' a' eviuccd by our la,c,r a,,s.
ron the State Capital it wonld h. Will
'oa' our part Of the constitutional con.
''n'ion discussion should ce.se ,rho |
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AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
COLLEGE.
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Vi'H c''''-- al study ,.lrlrrS a viL,.
Il. 'd ct L;'r@5'af. /u. Science. Tririnu
amt The H." "f the llhrnry an Appaiatu.
3r" free. ~ Incidental nr mi'ricui1fjnn
b. I" pay. Board. Including Washing.
lights. !u.l hlrhu.I. m,udu.. nr,ll,1i
"ti"ri!"u. 40. -; 90 per month.
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Dec. -. -. 80,
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h1li'N' Nitc, No. l}6g-rarish
". 'fn,,, , a.,
T. L. Thoma>, Husband. Shurn, parish. Ia
II tinN cause, after issue du,y Joined hv
"'t'niant, and lay r.as ~ OF the Law, anal
/ ne - 'd"hcc on the trial hrinr in favor ,f
III" plaintiff aud against d,f,Id,, and :,
b'1ht proven that defendant /, in ,ml,ar.
'">>t" cnidlti"n prcunlarily, and thar h. !.
,"drhi"d 10 plaintiff in the ann of f,rr
hu"dIed dollars tor pIraphcrual fund, ~.
"'Nth ahd appropriated hy him, j. M
nrrrd adJndsrd and dccrccd, tina, rl,ir,in
nave Judgment against defendant, for ,I..
sum OF four hundred dollars. with iu,.rns,
al hNc per cent. lrr annum from, D,.,.'r,I.'',.
i-!n' 10" WIN recognition OF her sr,ri,l
privilege "n defendant personal and novc'
ihl" property According Ia law. 1nJ ,b,,
hi' sparsts m prnprrty from him ami
nave the administration of her own ,,I.,;,,,
mus done, read aud signed In omen Con-,
this the I'd of December. A. II i.;7
NSiSued') y. J. SCOTT
Parish Judge
S'ate OF Lonisisna, ! | hereby certify
Parish OF Claiborne. {that the aboy, snJ
foregoing Is true copy of IN, ori,,;n,i
lnngment now on file in nv office As,ri,
n''-s my hand aud official al ~,
49, this the :srd day of January. 4 II
, Drew FERGUSON. elk. DC.
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"a motion, III" following bill, were al.
i3N'd' Hii"r examination and approval hy
III" tuancr committee:
ii. ". Kirkpatrick. sheriff, fees in
CRIMINAL ca>j~. sunnoung grand
a.d p'tt lul"r-. Waiting uu Par
l>il Court. A.. Ia the lii i ni Jan
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French Calico, yard wid", IL cents:
taiiy""~. from = to cts. color, .iilrag'rc,l:
ga Island Cotton, ia" best, yd wide, lOc;
Lin>ay-, from L. 10 90 cents:
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hibitiun question.
60
'ood ordinary cotton sold III New Or
leaii-, on the i2th inst, at ~
So
All roads In Claiborne are bad-witl
no prospect OF early improvement.
All INC prisoners confined In parish jai
''o'e'''""e nave "n'"' their escape.
A., .,;u ,L-
" WV o"'''" ''"''' are o'rS''hS bravery
Co,,,r In JI,,n.r = ,;.,,..i.,.. L.,
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We ARE under obligation. n Mr. 11co
Knrtum for n COPY Of the R.cord ,,IIl.
o,,p,, ~
The 9Th day Of March i. u,,d,,ra. IN,
What arrangements mr.. being made for u.
o,,.hra,;,,,, =. IL, ~
1ehi John Young will introduce 4 hill
to hx the compensation Of jurors Ia the
parish of Claiborne.
-
'o""'''ee VI -'hh'h'h ana representa-
"ff'''''" " 'ueS'St d'h'h"'
W '"' ''''''i'.l'''h
Al scbi,k, pa. H..
have cap,urrd o-o ooo mon rh,..I.,;
=, - 49, .
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We thank the Natcliloch,s Vmdicator
for remembering the Gt,rpt,y ,,.,p, ,b,.
Journals which do honor to the State.
>
"I.'"H " wv III "''"i7 .
Of the Legislature declare Themselves Oh.
posed TO Constitutional Convention.
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The New York Herald ,,v. n. c,,,.
In that city for thc p.,r v,,- r..r.i. ..,....
Der s7l with liabiI;,i,. or ,l,,, s.,,oo
a., -'''''-
, 1878-03-02
spssaal Nst,ess,

h Tnx NAz1oNAL GcID MknAI M xWsrd
graphs in the United States, and vJsnna Meda
for the best In the world. l2s Montgomer
street. San FfsnciBco.
A7fof 50.
3 for 80,
for 50.
HAvAxAss ssCtoA1s, q Jack Laws.
- Wn.xsCun1 CoNnulrPT1oN. TO al suf
fering from the following diseases ray Of hop
IL cfEered through the kindness Of amissionar.
friend who has sent me tho formula Of pure
ly vegetable medicine which has long been use,
by the native medicine men OF Hindostan:-f0
the positive and radical cure Of Consumption
Bronchitis, Oatarrh. Asthma, Dyspepsia
Throat and Lung dinculty. General Debility
Loss Of Manhood and al Nervous Affections
its power has been tested In hundreds Of casei
without failure. now feel 1t my sacred iu
ty - far - possible to relieve human misery
and will send the recipe-FREE OF CHARGx-tl
any person who may desire 1t with directions
for using. Sent by return mail by addressing
with stamps naming this paper, DR.. y. B.
Brigham. Drawer %. Utica, N. Y.
aH A Caril.-ro all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send q
envelope 20 the REV. JOSEPH T.
INMAN, station D, Bible House, New York City.
nov6-dw6m
, 1878-03-02
Sherifs Sale.

- virtue of Q decree and order of sale is
01a1 sut Of the District Court for the Third
tDlleiAl District of Washington Territory.
AelAiAa terms st Seattle. in King county. for
- esuaties Of King and Kitsap, in the civil
ac&Son Of John T. Stewart, plaintiff. against
JeA1 ]. eeer]y, defendant, duly attested the
1oth day of February. A. D. 1873, have levied
upoa tie following land and premises, situa-
~ N the county of King in said Territory Of
WasAings0n, ana particularly bounded and de-
scslbed q follows, to wit:
AL Of the northeast quarter of section in
township a north Of range east excepting a
portion Of said northeast quarter containir q
X3S soqs. conveyed to Daniel W. Post by deed,
yooeEd1l In volum L. Of deeds, pages 50 and
- x1ag county records also one acre and -
Do6o Aoo1tbea as follows: Beginning at the
noEsAV1et corner Of section G in township %.
negA a range east, and rlnaing thence east
- gOAo. 10 feet and 8 inches, thence
0nh eo6s. thence west 2S Icds, 10 ieet
81 inoAoa, thence north rods to the
v1ses of tsginnine. Also acres of land
0ooo - lEoo IN the southwest corner OF
0s11ea u b tovnship % north of range east,
oo0nenelng IN the center Of what is known
anA Galled the Big Slough, and where said
e;ouGh dresses the south line of said section 81
md running thence west to the southwest cor
ner Of said sectio. thence north to the center
Of 0aaA Slough, theice southeast following the
center Of said Slough 20 the place OF begin
niAe. sll situated in Eing county, Washington
Territory.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given tina,
on MONDAY. MARCH 25th, A D. 1878, at ths
hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the court hous.
door, in the city OF Seattle, and county O
King Aforesaid l will sell at public auction t.
the highest bidder for cash. gold coin, th,
above described land and premises.
seattle, King county, Feb. 20. 1873.
L. WYCKOFF.
Sheriff said King County.
! / Il. HALL, Attorney for Plaintiff. feb9S-st
, 1878-03-02
Sherif's Sale.

BY virtue Of q decree and order Of sale issued
out of the District Court of the Third Judicial
District of Washington Territory holding terms
at Seattle, in King county. for the counties OF
King and Kitsap. in the civil action of D. Rice
Campbell, plaintiff, against william II. Sny-
der and Martha J. Snyder. his wife, and John
W. Naples, defendants. duly sttested this 20th
day of February, A. D. 1873. i have levied up
on the following land and premises situated In
the said county of King, in said Territory Of
Washington, and particularly bounded and dc.
scribed as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a post which bears north IL
chains. west 25 chains, and north 9.92 chains
from the quarter section corner on the north
and south line between sections and IN
township 90 north of range east. and running
thence west, 1871 chains. thence south u. %
chains to the north and right bank OF the Du-
wami>h river, thence up stream following the
meanders of said river to q white fir tree GO
inches in diameter. standing at the northwest
corner of Sidney McCargers land on the right
bank of said river. thence eest 1888 chains
thence north % deg. We st 7.56 chains, thence
west 4.53 chains, thence north 1852 chains
thence west 50 80 chains to the point of begin
ming, containing 4S 66-100 acres of land, all in
King county, Washington Territory.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given thai
hour OF IL O'Clock A. M at the court house
| door in the citv CT Seattle, and county Of KIM
aforesaid. will sell at public suction 70 tn
| highest bidder for cash, gold coin, the sbovl
described lands and premises.
Seattle. King county. February -. l0S.
| L.V. WYCKOYR,
| fherif said Kinl COQ11y.
| l. n. HAIL and ", B, AMD1IWo.
fsb236t AttofAeyefs1 1n46of'
, 1878-03-02

spelling Contest Nsgulntloas.
The ladies Of the Aid Society con
nected with tho NJ. e. church re
spectfully announce to the citizens
Of Seattle and vicinity that the fol-
lowisg rules will be in force for the
government Of the Spelling Contest
to come of in Yesler's Hall on Fri
day evening. March 18th:
l. Words to be selected from
Sanders Union Spellsr.
2. The Dictionaries Of Webst !
and Worcester to be taken - author
ity in orthegraphy and prsnuncia-
tion.
8. The contest to be conducted in
the old fashioned way Of spelling
down"-no contestant to have more
than one trial upon . word.
4. All professions and al agss in
vited to take part in the contest.
The champion spsller to be awarded
o pirze of ten dollars in gold coin.
5. Prof. Z. S. Ingrahan, Pro
nouncer; Prof. Dlllis B. Ward,
Charles Prosch and B. L. Northap,
Referees.
Mrs. Il. s. PABKHuRsr,
Mrs. SARAH BAXTER.
Mrs. NJ. G. DILLON,
Committee.
Seattle, March 5th, 1878.
, 1878-03-02
Sherifs Sale.

~ irt Of an order Of sale issued out Of the
Distriet Court Of the Third judicial District Of
Warrington territory, holding terms at the City
Of Seattle, in King County, on the 18th day Of
February. A. D., 1878. In the case numoer 364,
VI erein James Crawford and VIM. A. Harrington,
partners, doing business under the firm name OF
Crawford Harrington, are plaintiffs, and Thom-
- J. JasSson and Eliza Jackson, bis wife, Wm.
Dauntsn, James Scott and Andrew Moore are de-
feUdAnta. consolidated with cases numbered TIA,
99S ~, on judgment and decree therein rem
dssed In aid Coutt On the 18th day of February,
A. D.. 1878, and to me directed. commanding me
TO mske sale Of the property mentioned and 1e-
seribed In said decree 10 satisfy the following
judgments, tO-vi:
Iirst Judgment in case No. 3s4, for the sum Of
So. 3.S5329 gold coin. With interest at one and one
half per cent per mcu b, from February 18th, 1873
until paid, together with the sum OF three per
cent. On the amount recovered as attorney fees
for plaintiffs attorneys, and fol- costs of Court,
with accruinR and increased costs.
Second judgment, for balance remaining due
the said plaintiffs ON the decree of this Court
In consolidated cases Nos. III, 293 & 297, amount
ing to t6, ,761.67. gold coin OF the United States,
with in crest from febiuary 18th, 1878, at tue
rate OF one aud one-half per cent. per month. un
I'll paid, together with the sum of $i57.91 for in
surance and taxes paid by said plaintiffs in ac
cordance with the decree therein, with accrui1g
and increased costs.
have levied upon the property descr bed in
said decree in case No 364, te-wi: A OF lots two
a. and three (3) IN tl tx numbered twenty our
(94) In that part Of he City of Seattle laid olI and
plated by A. A. Denny, and known as A. \ Den
ny's Addition to Seattle, together with and sin
gul r the { nements, hersdftaments aud appur-
tenances thereunto belonging, in Kirg county,
Washington Territory.
And now. by virtue Of said dccras and order Of
sale. on Monday. the 7:h day of April A. D., 1873
at the hour o! ID A. NJ, in fropt OF Court
House door 10 said Ciy Of Seattle will sell to the
highest bidder therefor, for cash. gold in, at
public auction, all the right, title. interest and
equity Of redemption of said deie,s'a' is, Thomas
J. Jaekson, Ei; "a Jackson, is wife, Wm. Baunton,
James Scott and Andrew Moore, io, OF and to he
above described opery, Or so much III ref as
vil satisfy sal j-dgmeDts DEGREES. costs, aitor-
ley fees, interest, aud acc uieg and increased
costs as aforesaid.
L.. v. WYSKOFF,
Sheria King 90, Wash. Ter.
MCNAUGHr & IEAnY. Atty's for aiD'ifs.
Seattle, Wasa. Ter, Fen. 2S, a. d 1873
mar2-5w
, 1878-03-02


FouND At LAsr.-The people oi
Seattle arc now happy. Charley Rosa
has been seen at the Centennial ea-
loon, going for the free CLAIMS.
TrR.-Jamieson gets the correct
time daily BY telegraph. feb7n.
IwuL furniah tsams tor funerals 10
Masonic Cemetery for - saeh.
dec20tf. w. 81 Bow.
BnHoLD 10 came Quickly" /"
Hendricks 4 CARTS are sill here in
the town of Seattle, and are offer
ing their ssavicss to any and all that
may want gas or steam fitting done.
They keep al kinds Of water, steam
and gas pipe 1t low, yes, very low
figures. Pumps Of the best sort,
ssws gummsd. filed and put in good
shape. Remember the place, COR
nsr Front and Cherry streets. j24tf.
SEQ Kere!
Three reasons why you don't want
to buy sewing machine on the in
stallment plan: 1. Because youcant
afford it. 2. Because you pay ten or
fifteen dollars more for them. 3. Be-
cause you can buy . Celebrated Will
son Machine for 20 per cent. less
than any other frst-class machine.
Every machine warranted for five
years. r. G. GRAVES. Agent.
, 1878-03-02

VALUABLE DIsCovaRY.--Tho Bee
tells that Mr.. Lyman Woodruff. Of
Rogue river, has discovered . new
process of canning salmon and other
fish, at cost Of not more than IS
cents per barrel (not including
labor. Tho fish retain their color
and flavor, and only sufficient salt is
used to make them palatable. II
the process is as Mr.. Woodruff claims
and it appears to be 90, it viii rsvo-
lutionize the old system Of curing
fish. So far, the fish exhibited BY
Mr.. Wooh uff, ono of them 1t D..
Woodruff's store at Ellsnsburg, are
smoked; but without the salty taste
of smoked fish. In spring, Mr..
Woodruff proposes to put up the
fish, fresh with the natural color.
He has obtained q patent for his
process.
THE address of Mr.. McGilvra in
YesIers Hall tonight will be . COM
prehensiye review of his labors in
Washington for the restoration Of
our public lands to settlement, with
his views as to the final results Of
those efforts.
s pounds of G.. G. Sugar fer 100
4 pounds best CostoRica coffee 81 90
IL do Cartine rice for &1.O0
1 do Natural leaf Jap. tea 80
5 No. l Mackerel for rs cents.
m2tf. T. LYLE, Front street.
, 1878-03-02

A ball recently took place in
the Montparnasse district In
Paris, where not only the musi-
clans, but the dancers and the
rest of the company, were blind.
1t was a subscription ball, forty
cents entrance, and 200 persons
were present, who passed so en-
ijoyable an evening that the ball
is to become an annual affair.
Mrs. John Newcomb, of Wa
tertown, Mass, put her 11-year-
old girl and eight-year-old boy
to bed without kissing them be-
cause they had been naughty,
and upon waking the next morn
ing, found that they had taken
the money in their savings bank
and started off for some blessed
reglsn where inhuman mothers
are unknown.
A young man OF II went to
Texas last March and is already
the proprietor of q stock farm,
with which was conveyed also q
ready-made family, consisting oi
one wife, seven children, and Z
mother-in-law.
A fisherman near Palmyra
N. Y, who caught grasshop-
pers last summer, and preserved
them by dipping each one il
gum arabic, is having wonder
ful success in fishing through
the ice with his novel bait.
Ch,ldren's parties hays a5sss
found in England this winter &
be a very effective method q
spreading infectious disease
Twelve children caught MhoAP
ing cough at a single entertain
ment, and two died.
, 1878-03-02
right 1sr . cAa,s.

Over on Yaquins Bay. Oregon,
there lived family in easy circum-
stances. and apparently happy. Bal
With the changes Of time came want
and discomfort. Separation Of hus-
band and wife followed. and the
mother applied to the court and OBJ
tainsd the custody Of their child.
The child vas given into the charge
Of . man deputised by the sheriff to
take him to his mother, and on the
way the father met them armed and
forcibly taking the child. hed. The
sheriff immediatsly ordered his
deputy, Mr.. Rayburn, to find and
secure the child. This gentleman
started out in . driving rain. and
after Q tiresome search tracked tho
father and child to Salem, and from
there to Portland. At the latter city
he arrived to find that the persons
he was seeking were on their way to
Victoria, with one days advantage
of him. He followed Is rapidly as
possible, and overlook them in this
city. Here he confronted the father
and demanded the child. but soon
found that tho father was fully arm
ed, and would resist his demand if
persisted in. There seemed to be
some hitch in the law that made it
necessary for the deputy sheriff to
send to Oregon for other papers be-
fore he could lawfully compel the
father to surrender the child still he
would not allow him to proceed to
Victoria. This being the case both
parties urged Marshal Thorndyke to
take the child in charge until the
case was legally decided, and he
consenting. took the boy, a bright
little fellow of three and half
years, to his home. The father then
feed lawyer to get possession Of
the child, but not succeeding tried
to steal him away. This falling, he
endeavored to frighten Thorndyke,
but this, and his offers of bribery,
utterly failed to give him the child.
In the mean time the deputy sheriff
had sent to Oregon for the necessary
papers to secure the child, and to
arrest the father on charge of kid
mapping. Learning this. the brave
but defeated man offered to let the
child be taken back if proceedings
against him were stopped. The mat
ter was thus compromised, and last
night Mr.. Rayburn left the city on
his return home with the child, after
coming to this Office and publishing
q card of thanks in the DISPATCH
for the assistance rendered him by
our city police, and to Mrs. E. A.
Thorndyke for her care of the child.
The father remains in the city, and
announces his intention to make
Seattle his home
, 1878-03-02

Josh Billings says that after a
man gifts to be 38 years old he
kant form any new habits much;
the best he kan do is to steer hiz
old ones.
The Russian journals are bagia-
ming to talk Of "Czargrad," aeGsine
thereby the city which tAs rest q
Tie world knows - CeastnalSnoDlo
, 1878-03-02
Dissolution sf cspassnsrsasis

Dissolution 81 copastnoeoaslp.
The firm Of Algar L nixon. Asias tanas0 =
Ike Gretto Saloon. In the city ol cODeoA . 0is
day dissolved by mutual eonaant.
The business viii hefeafSeR b eo04uea14 y
F. G. Algar, and J. G. nixon, undsf the arm
name Of Algar nixon.
All outstanding Indebtedness viii b pad by
J. c. Nixon. and an bills das the lats dEm are
payable to him.
H. 8. AI0AR.
Trusting tho new firm viii receive contin
nance Of past patronage, which thsy have 80
we'll msftted dur ing the past three years. I
remain. yours etc. h. 9. AL0Ah.
, 1878-03-02

WALKING MATCH.-The citizens
OF Astoria have mania for walking
matches. since Gordon and Oddly,
the walkers. have appeared in the
city. \ pool has been made up by
the hotel and restaurant keepers of
500. Entries to all "vags" free;
distance TO be walked, 100 miles;
place of Walking to commence at
re Strende end OF the city and
d. 100 miles straight away from
town in any direction the walkers
may choose. Marshal Thorndyke
got up a little match in Seattle last
week, in which the ''vags" forcibly
entered. They were required to
travel on foot, or by rail or steam
boat, and the further the better.
The plize was freedom; the penalty
was cell in the city lookup. Some
of the contestants have since been
heard from both up and down the
Sonnd, they having chosen different
routes.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-Last even
ing resident of Washington street,
named Ella, at whose house Paul
Koerner committed suicide two
weeks ago. attempted to take her
own life by shooting. She raised
the pistol to her head and was on
the point of firing, when woman
who is stopping with her wrenched
the weapon from her hands. This
unfortunate woman is the one Paul
attempted to shoot six months ago
ard it is said that his jealousy Of
her caused him to take his own life.
Such occurances are the sad attend
ants of q life OF shame and aband-
onment.
New IDENcEs.-Bowman L Co.
have secured the contract for build
ing a residence in Belltown for Mr..
George Bixby. 14x16 feet. one and
one-half stories, with a addition 12x
IA feet. A fine residence will short
ly be erected between Front and
Second streets, near the residence OF
John Nation. Other buildings are
in contemplation in the sane neigh
borhood.
The spelling match to be held in
Yesler's Hall on the 18th inst. is ex-
citing considerable interest. The
scholars in the city schools and the
University, and many others. are
Frightening up their knowledge oi
spelling.
MA1soN DoRBE RESTAURANT has re-
moved one door above the Arcade, or
Front street. The best furnished table
in the city can always be found ct thif
restaurant. j2dtf.
, 1878-03-02

oCCI DENTAL

Mrs Rbosrta. Olymia: L P Dsevn. Y . Msi1s.
8 NJ Grimes, N Tacoma, q e0itA. -
r NJ Adams, Whie r; Ell C1oekse. onDM11h,
T D Nolan, Sno' 'mish; v A6oek: -
B F Stafford, do 4 HcDoaUa & u -
Rev B sh0p.w river: 9 wssd. oH.yla;
" II Spenc4r. 3tiel'cms; 2 Nasl. y 1bgsI;
c Potter vi. .Sno.mish: \ , Cosla4, 1e0aae:
F K Moore. 8 r: u AooaA. -:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-30
SnCc Nns, Gurc.

Mr.. IT, r. STEVENS.
In 1872 your Negetine was recommended 70 me (;
and, yielding 10 the persunsiuns OF friend, c)n-
sented 10 try 1t. At the time was suffering from
general debility and nervous postratoE, supeIin-
dueed by oveIwork and irregular habits. Its
wonderful strengthening and curative properties
seemed to affect my debiliated system from the
hrst dose; and under its persistent use / rapidly
recovered, gaining more than usual health and
good feeling Since then / have not hasjtutcd 10
give Negeiine my most unq ualfed Endorsement as
being a safe sure, and powerful agent in promo
ting health and restoring the wasted system 70
new life and energy. Ncgetine is the only medi-
cine use, and Us long as live 1 never expect TO
lind better. Yours truly,
". H. CLARK,
l20 Monterey street, Al!egAany, Penn
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-30

A man who thought he would
present bis wife with material for
a new dress was somewhat sur
prised to zee tho dealer slip the
cloth In an envelope and say he
would have the buttons sent right
UP on droy.--worccstcr Press. !.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-01-30

The journals announce that this
season more than the ordinary
number of brides is being "given
away" We protest against this
phrase. The give away in many
marriages is on the mans part
New York Hearld.