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LADIES' FANCY UMBRELLAS.
TIE LATEST STYLES FOR THE STREET
AND CARRIAGE.
ALSO LONDON UMBRELLAS FOR GENTLE
MIN.
IMPORTED DIRECT.

IMPORTED DIRECT.
sp9-tr M. W. GAIT. BRO. d. CO..
BUILDERS AND HOUSE OxyvExS
~ Are reuu.rted to call and exa mine tho nest az
in this city. coruprs ing slate White Blue. ami Va
riegated Marble. Also, Coordination and Inlali
MsW hano aned encaustc files they both
beautiful and lasting. and az CHEAP az "a a
Mantes All styles on exhibition ana Ssniis ~ 'n'
Dining Rooms and CHAMBER Mantes At $i Iiss for
heartls We, tbales. wsinscoatlns, &c. NC &c
D. signs furnished on sIphcati IN.
Also. best of city references.
SLATE AND MARBLE WORKS.
arewkslm 1888 ". ace. n.,r.. near o st
OUIsIaNA STATE LOTTERY.
A Splendid Opportunity to Win A Fortune
FIFTH GRAND pIsTRIBUTtoN. GLASS F. At
1Osth Monthly Drawing,
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution was regularly neorporated By the
legislature OF the Sssts tor Ed1ca.onar I'D hari
Ave Years. to which conti act the 'nvio Al. faith
the state is red sed with capital of ST. 600 0o TO
lis GRAND SINGLE No MBER DIS RIBUrION
viii take Place monthly on the second TEESDAY:
1T ScaieS l,osti,ones Look at the folio wing
100 600 TISkETs AT + 70 DOLLARS EACH.
HALf-TI iysT rs 6 3NE DOLLAR
Cap;tal Prize .......................S $50 900
i CAPITAL Prize Observation-Disclosures. 10000
/ Capital Prize Observation-Disclosures. 5000
2PIizes of 81 500. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500
: Prizes Of 1000 Observation-Disclosures. 5000
go Prizes Of 500. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
100 Prizes of 100 Observation-Disclosures. 10 600
600 Prizes of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 900
SEQ Prizes of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
1000 Prizes of 10......................... 10 COO
Approx NATION Prizes of $500 ......... 2,7Oo
Approximation Prizes of 200. ...... 800
9 Approximation Prizes of 100. ......... 900
1857 p izes amounting to- ...............Sl10,4 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
J, ointment points, 10 whom a liberal compensation
will be paid.
Apple aticn for rates to clubs should only be
n ade to the Home Office in New Orlea
Write clt arly stating fun address for further in
formation, or send orders to M A. DAUfHIN, P. 0.
Broadway. New YORK or JNO ". CLARK, 1908
New York ave Washington.
All cur Grand Extraordinary DRAWINGS are under
the sn.t rvisi n and management OF Generals G. r.
BEAUEE GARD and A. EARLY. ar9-w,s4w
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DOB RENT.
B. O. HOFFMAN,
10th and f streets n -rthwe At +.


10th aud streets u rthwest.
O@ ~. II and bath, furnished. BOO
70 sos 9th ct W., Is rooms and bath iyo
10 ~ Grant st. ii "a. and Dsth, Furnished. te0
i5l7 + st NV, 10 rooms and oath ..........-...60
no. 1887 ct. W., IL rooms ..................50
Nc Mo o. blg I'd NV 10 rooms.
Zl6 delaware ave. e Is rooms and bath. .35
10 9i5 7th st W., rooms.
10 VII Ith st. NV, rooms. 50
80 SlS Ith At, n W. rooms 80
no. WI 9TH st n W., rooms 30
No 925 7th st n. w. rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5
VT Penn. ave. NV, 8 rooms ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GOA 10th st. NV, ROOMS aud hath. 80
NO GDl - St s-w, rooms aud store. 10
no l3I2 81 nv, rooms. %
10 1881 llth st NV, rooms. also stable. .3
Guy ct NV, rooms aud bath. ................l5
NJ. z11o iatn 81 hW o rooms. 10
No ~ St ne, b rooms. 10
~ 11ySH OsI u.o, ropn1H ~
no Si2 Penn. ave. NV, store. ..............1O0
c51S n l. ave-, store. IS
r rs szo Ith st NV store. .65
Omce rooms at 14l9 N. Y. ave- NV. Upper portion
~ And 1873 N. Y. ave. n. W. rs
houses ana Lofs in every section of the city for
sac, prices from 81 600 to S590d0 and on easy
tslIns. All property for sale at my office has been
E O. HOLTZMAN.
sI''-T 10th and y SITS n "
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CTOP COUGHING.
The many changes in the weather at this season
OF the year often lays the foundation for COnsmmn
ton and Lung Diseases. Forrify yourself BY the
ELECAMPANE AND HOARHOUND
COUGH DROPS,
PUT Up IN HALF POUND PACK AGES. AT Il orrro
They strenRthen the voice. allay irritation nj tho
bronchial tubss pleasant to tine taste, convenient to
are extensively used with the very best results
ARTHUR NATTANs, PHARxAc1sr
mar28 eOtr ~ 's'sOs
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PROPOSALS. FOR STrMMER Uyu
FORMS AND IA "a

PROPOSALS FOR SUNfMER uyU.
FORMS AND HATS
O.. MINT OF METROPOLITAN poIycp
offlcE OF MAJOR AND <upERrNTrNnr~r I
CT, WAh HlSGToH. d. 4 l. sd Anvil 1870
ea ProPosa ls will he received M t.;s or "a
~hi,b "A 80 a. Al. THURSDAY. 18th Aprii 1879 At
ni.n hour they sill De opened for fnrnis,, In.
LEI a. Uncut with two hundred f2OOI NM r. IS NJ
t r"re or less 70 measure for summer raar ~ "
Ippoitan Police. viz: rrock Coas Ss.t 80. Va nc
f;htaloons 70 be made Of the hest ansi;sx % .ra
Blue Flannel Indigo blue dye and ~ o. Ssvy
san Twelve tt21 ounces to the yard fsr no' ses
TorceG. w less, 70 be rein
ne Vest to be made OF best Quality NJ y,,,.a y,,
he garments to be cut IN &C ora a, - L ~,
heeniatlons for Uniforms TO be worn bv the Ne Ne
Sea cd Proposals will be received ANA o,,.r.a -
same time Tor two hundred and ihirvfve rasss
a.s. 1iore or isst. Tor summer wear oil the Polio
~, sample Of material and hats mus .ocomp.nx
The contracts to be completed within twenty. Nv.
t26) days Of date Oh award NV
Pa, ment for the Oiothin. to be made In three n,
nnLlniy Instruments, or compilation of the vork "
PesHent for the Hats TO be made on first Of tia
month following delivery Va sAe
ne Sht To- reject any or all bids IL reserved
the bics ~ SP0uaAaS VI
For further information apply to Cant w n
bRoCk, Inspector Met Police, ct this once " w.
By order Of Commissioners, ID. @.
TAOS. p. MORGAN
alf-.? Msj r aud Supt n p
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FNHOMAS J. MYERS, Resi Estate Aren't
1915 F street nv.
FOB RENT.
Gil 1871, tstofy Brick, 10 rooms mod iinps
12 lSti story brick, rooms, mod. hnpe
gut sud 6i3 N. j. ave, q. W, Brick rooms IN L
922 st. NV, Brick, 8 rooI,s, mod. irups
NE. cor. Vt ave and n ct, Brick IL rooms m L
4l3 Sd st NV, Brick. IL rooms, mod. fmps
1t2l n. Y. ave-, 3story Brick. IL "a wstsr 1as
Ola 18th NV, Brick, 10 IT,, water and Gsa mI.lx
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SWEEPING AND CLEAN
ING AILkYS.

PROPOSALS FOR SWEEPING AND CLEAN.
ING ALLtYS.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT. DISTRICT OF CoLUNBIA,l
m, WASHINGTON. April 2, 1879. \
by direction OF the Board OF Commiss oners,
Seaed Proposals viii be received at this Office until
~ Q cock ~ on TUESDAY, April 10Th. 1879 Tor
s~tStlIe and cleani, the public leys the cities
OF was 1pston and Georgetown, for period from
Alr1l -, 1879. to June So $50
Ats.k ioIms and ali necsssa ry information can
M OF tsined upon app,ic at this office ana no
81 VII receive consideration ualess ma se upon
TO proposal viii be received from any failps con.
Ia, rnown a. such on tho records OF the Dis
'rIct OF q lumbia since July Ist lsTS We Va 'oe Dis
Ihe right liz reserved to re;,,; .ay or ALI b,5s
Hfs,,r .. Nm. j TwINING,
Ai"' M = CIsheers, U g. A. Engineer Commissioner.
u spS6t
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Just fourteen years ago to-day Gen. Lee sur
rendered the army of Northern Virginia,-or
rather what remained of 1t after the fighting
about Richmond, Ito Gen. Grant at Appomattox
Court House, to the number Of q sos men. By
a somewhat curious coincidence a Soldierly-
looking military company from Virginia, keep
ing step to the music of the Union Is parading
our streets to-day under the escort of our citi-
zen soldiers Of the national capital. The visit
ing company and the Washington company
escorting them contain men VINO were In hostile
array fourteen years ago, but there is nothing
to indicate the fact in the cordiality of their
determination today. The politicians who
seek to revive the animosittes OF fourteen years
ago might find lesson In the amicable under
each other then.
The school board last night took Intelligent
action In the line Of revising the rules of study
In the schools. These rules, for which the
present board are not responsible, as they were
adopted some years ago, prescribe an amount
OF study that overtasks pupils, and teachers;
and parents also, by requiring them to set up
household schOOlroomS for the home studies
allotted to the children. The board very prop-
erly decided to get the views OF the teachers
upon the matter OF the revision of the studies
One member, to be sure made an objection to
the effect that 1t was not proper for employers
10 consult those they 'empioyed'. This seems
10 De singular objection, especially when ap-
pied TO class OF employees Of the intelligence
OF teachers As matter OF fact, the most sue
cessful employers 10 any line Of business are
those who have the Sagacity to utilize the prac-
teal suggestions OF their EMPLOYEES
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SATETY AND SUCCESS.-s1 to alOO invested
- IN stoess, by avenir =, steE2. sec res SAFETY,
PROFIT, SBOkT CONTRACTS and PROMPT Pay
NETS Circular aIu IL formal on ap plication
y. r. HEhhlCK CO., Bankers and Brokers' 45
New Ct, New YORK ape J3m
CENTLEMEV'S DHfCsA III ATS
" JUST OPENED -
heeh SUPPLY from Knox, under Fifth
Avenue Hotel. New York. ~
PRICE 80
Also fine SOFT and STIFF FELT HATS.
b. h. STINEMEfZ. Halter,
ap9fr 1857 Pa 0re
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The Russian revolutionary committee grimly
announce that while they Will spare the Car
they win kin the heads of the police depart
ment as fast as they are appointed. This news
VIII not reassure certain Russian police func-
uonary, who being threatened and fired at sent
In his resignation to escape the dangers Of hts
once; but his supertors showed their confidence
In him by refusing to accept his resignation.
After the American political fashion they would
not give up a subordinate under fire. The po-
sition OF man who really wants to resign an
Office and cannot, is distressing as it Is novel;
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The New York Herald Is sure that Governor
seymour Is In dead earnest 10 declaring him
self an impossible candidate" for Office of any
Kind.
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Only about sixty soldiers were killed In the
last reported slaughter OF British troops by the
Zuius, but the disaster coming on the heels OF
the terrible one at Isanduia will naturally have
depressing effect In England out of proper
ton TO the actual loss Of life. Fresh apprehen-
sion Will now be felt for the fate Of Colonel
Pearson, who with a small body Of troops IS
surrounded by the Zalu5, and who will soon be
out OF supplies.
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600 ROLLS Of
NEW STRAW MATTIN0
JUST RECEIVED.
WHITE, Greek AND FANCY DEsIaNa
IN JOH AND AUCTION LOTS
ALL At WHOLESALE PRICES AT The FTP
N1TUkE, CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY IN
ESTABLISHMENT OF
W. B. MOSES & SON,
nar27 2w Cor. 7th st. and pn ..
SPECIAL Il M0TIGE,.We viii sell any mako q,
ono fully warranted for FIVE YEARS AM 1ksIy
rspsiIed and rented. 8. OfPENHEIMER. Sas ats,
'~' AS' ." mArl7-ly
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The above La onIy . smAl part OF the pro orty for
rent and sale on by books For complete list see bal
letn issued the LIST and 18th Of each month which,
CAL be hsd on application at my Office, will be sent
by mail, il desired.
auction Sales.
On Friday, April 11th, at p. M, premises No.
81 18th street n. W. "
Or TUESDAY, April 18TH at 5 p m No. 1895 9Th
st. NV.
sc 600, 8s 000, $4,000, 81 600, $50. $500 at per
INT l,5t0 81 600 At per Mt ap9 tr
FOR bENr.
12i East Capitol Ct brick, II rooms MOD imps $50
$40 STD st. rick house l. store, II RS mod mps 80
new Brce Houses roonis. mod. i'm a., each. .l5
lIaf ct, brick, rooms, gas and water. -
FOR SALE
. Several very cheap PROPERTIES in ELEGANT locs
tons, prices ram il FROM $500 to 10000; small
cash Iayments-the balance monthly. or to suit
Also q great many fine LOTS in all sections OF the
city, With speclal 10 1ucements tt builders
W. E. BURFORD. Real Estate Broker
ap5-r 705 ct
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BANKERS.

WE ARE SHOWING SEVERAL NEW STYLES
W OF MAN1ELH. both PLAN andiLIIIlIII
decorated. and while sustaining the SUI YTTF|TTTE
Ierlofhy OF our manufacture, Will sellE4--&&&2
cheaper than elsewhere.
We aim at high standard OF excellence in orr
PLUMblN0 work, but VIII MAJ" prices az low as
possible. 40 ~" ="
We cell Furnaces, Ranges, and IRE Place s.ovez
OF we'll established reputation
ALSO,
Psrlor Crates Brass Fire Sets, English Plain and
Connected with Te-ephonio Exchange"
~ HAYWARD q HUTOHINSON
APPLY 317 9th st. NV
CTAyE AESAYEA'S OFFICER Ann
- LABORATORY, BOSTON, SEPrEMHER 10 1919
MEssRs eKELTON. sOOTE CO-GENrLEMbS
l nave anAl3 zed sample OF BUNKER Hill
flChLfs, PACKED by you number Of weeks sinca
IN ole OF u. T. Foote'S Patent Tin Cans, covered
With protecting lin ng with the following results:
he Pickles have been sealed in this can for time
the Vinegar upon the tin and they do not contain
any traces OF tin lead copper, or oiher noisnn0ma
metais Respectfully, 'oA'oAo"'
B. DANA HAYEs
state Assayer, Massachusetts,
The above comprises
CHOW CHOW. and
For sale by nA No
JOHN n. MAGRUDER.
marS.6 1871 Nes0 10rs 0oe,s,ee.
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"ANTED-Old GOLD and SILVER, In large or
w EN- Ii quantities. Highest Cash price paid
321 PennsylvaniA avenue,
1eb2 3m' Between Sd and ~ sta
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GENTS AND LADIES' WIGS.
u At the FRENCH ESTABLISHMENT.
GIG Ninth afreet,
mar29tf Opposite u. g. Patent Ofice

y eecond-6snd dLoTHiNd, Doors. q saoEs 3
BehtgheGt prices IN DASH for the several article
n1nnod ebovA OgdofS b. UAu attended TO- p0vSty
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INLAND AND SEABOARD CDAsTING
Ion COMPANY.
foH NORFOLK. FORTRESS MONROE AND
THE SOUTH.
ntopPins at 81 the PrtIc ipa River Landings.
swift sxd s asns srs H LaRY Or TIE LAKE
street wharf every MONDAY WEDyE,Day and
FktD pa : at O'Clock Pun. Connecting at Norfolk
with the steamers TO Boston, New York Richmond
q, all the Railroad lines South aAoiA1
Tickets, 81; Round Trip good for 30 DAYS. 81. So
rIe,fh' .. io~es. Ia.es ap5-tr
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is the best, most convenient inexpensive and ef1se
tual remedy known We recommend all who are
81 optical conc. rnng the above statements to On
ult r liable Physicians in their own locality Its
great merit Is known to all welIinformed PAYS
ans, and they viii confirm the assertion that /.
the best external remedy ever devised.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGIsTs.-PRIcE rs GENTS.
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apstr M. W. GAIT. BRO. d. CO..
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I OST-Tnesday afternoon, On 14th st. NV, be.
- tween and sts q child's GOLD PIN. with
. reward if returned to Mrs. SHEDD, 1883 14th st.
It's
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Causes and Proper Treatment of the
Disease.


Disease.
From the New York Times.
Fungold growth, the cause of whOOp-
ing cough, was the subject of lecture
delivered last evening by DIR. Henry
A. Mott, before the Academy of Sciences.
The disease, which is so prevalent in
cities, deserved a careful study, remark
ed the lecturer. In cities in this cOun-
try, the disease was mostly prevalent in
Charleston; then followed Philadelphia,
New York and Baltimore. Much diver
sity of opinion existed as to its causes.
Some regarded it as bronchial infiama-
ton, while other held that it was a
disease of specific character, and that
the bronchial inflammation was only a
cOncOmitant. The remedies prescribed
were as numerous as the opinions about
the disease. Patients were given purga-
tives, emetics, astringents, expectOrants,
narcotics, tOnics, etc. DIR. LetZerlch first
discovered, by aid OF the microscope, the
existence of fungi in various forms in
the expectOrated mucus; and subsequent
investigation proves that this fungOld
growth was the direct cause of the
Whooping-cough. He showed that if the
expectorated mucus is whOOped up dur
ing the first catarrhal stage of that dis
ease. there will be seen, besides a pOr-
ton of the phlegm, small elliptically-
shaped. brownish-red, fungOus Spores,
some of which have partially terminated
and brought into existence mycelium.
The lecturer showed an illustration of
the fungus in it various stages of develop
ment-spOres, mycelium filaments and
other forms. The spores in whOoping-
cough differ i'm appearance from those in
diptheria, and the brOwth of mycelium
and thread fungus is very rapid, while
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Land Department
Detroit MackinaW & Marquette
Railway Company.

To meet the demands of settlers and others the
Detroit, Mackinaw and Marquette Railway Com
pamy having commence the building OF the road,
offers the land embraced IN the grant in Chippewa
county for selection to actual sett ers at uniform
orlce for strictly farming lands one mile or more
from plated stations at (SD four dollars per
acre.
Pine tinbered and mineral lands at price and
terms Y be agreed upon on application
Upon the deposit of Twenty-Five per cent. of the
purchase price of the farming lands, certificates or
leases will be issued emitting he purchaser to
contract for the land payable or before ten years
from the date Of application, with interest at seven
peri cent, payable annually; said contract to made
up IN the receipt by the company of the patent Tor
the same from the state,
AS the Company can confidently pur-
chasers that from twenty to forty miles OF said
road will be built during the coming year, there
need be no hesitancy In making the deposit aid Sc
curing e land.
Settlers will look to their interests by making
an early application.
occupying lands embraced in the grant be given the
first right to secure the lands they have improved
and they invited to avail themselves of the OPP
portunity now offered.
The following gentlemen compose the Board of
Directors Of the new Company.
JAS MCMILLAN, President.
Hon. john s. NEwBERRY, W. B. MORAN, Esq.
Ex-Gov. JoHNJ. BAGLEY, Z. w. MEDDAUGH, Esq.
FRANCIS PALMS, Esq, w. X. MUIR, Esq.
WALDO NJ. Johnson, Esq. GEO. HENDRIE, Esq,
Further information desired may be had on APP
pticatlon by mail to the company's land office in
Detroit
Correspondence relating to the Land Depart
ment should be addressed to
W.. STRONG,
Land Commissioner.
"a Seitz Block, Detroit
E FS1sG y F Pa1ns Lard Committee.
DatedOctober %, 1879. novl3m
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the eXpectOrated mucous becomes thick.
and, in drying, is CLASSY, although ten
aciOus. DR.. Hamilton, the lecturer said,
was of opinion that the spores were re-
ceived by the individual in the saliva.
which attached itself to the under side
of the tongue, where the mucous men,
brane is thinest and sOftest. Here they
terminate and spread to the larynx and
pharynx, where the whOOping-cOugh is
established. Elevations or Jumps are
often seen under the tongue before the
whOoping, but catarrhal symptoms are
quite prominent then. There is also
discharge from the nose, suffused eyes,
headache, some fever, and great lassi-
tude. Quinine is considered the best
remedy for the disease. 1t arrests the
alcoholic fermentation caused by the
fungi, prevents their development, and
generally acts as poison to them. The
best way of taking quinine for whOoping
cough is by rplacing it in the form of
powder upon the tongue, and letting it
dissolve there. The doses are 2 to 5
grains for children, and 3 to 5 grains
for adults.
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THE manufacture of silk dress goods
and silk threads in America is constant
~ increasing in dimensions. The i'm
portatlon OF raw silk into this country
mas increased from 1881 pounds in
lS'O, to 1,590,633 pounds in 1878. We
nave from a high commercial source
the rather astonishing statement that.in
the matter of sewing silk and machine
TWIST, European manufacturers have
oeen entirely crowded from the market.
ana american machine twist is soon TO
De introduced into foreign countries
Win conviction that it can be sold at
a profit. The demand for American silk
dress is also increasing greatly and the
products of the Cheney manufacturing
company are becoming very population
their fineness of texture. and their abso-
lutte permanence of color and wearing
quantities. Some poor American silks
nave been manufactured and put on the
market, which fact has had tendency
10 dlscredit all American goods of that
KIND out those who purchase the genu-
Inc Cheney goods have no cause to re-
greet 1t. The New York Shipping List
states that the imports of silk manufac-
turers at New York decreased more than
one third from 1871 to 1878.
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Notice..
RvTrnstee McDonold:

By Trustee McDonold:
Resolved, That we, the Council of the village of
Cheboygan, deem it advisable to vacate and abol-
Ish that portion of the Cheboygan and Alpena
ate road that the southwest corner of
the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of
section thlrty-wo (S2), town thirty EIGHT north of
range one n west, and
Resolved That We, the said Council, will meet
at the council room in this village on Tuesday
evening" November 18th, A. d. 1879, at seven (O
O'Clock, to hear objections thereto: and further
Resolred, That notice Of said meeting be given
by publishing sthis resolution in the NORTHERN
TRIBUNE for three successive weeks, before said
meeting.
Adopted.
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A Man of a Thousand.

A Consumptive cured-When death was hourly
expected, all remedies having failed, and DIR. Ii.
James was experimenting with the many herbs OF
Calcutta he accidently made preparation which
cured his only child of CONSUMPTION. His
child is now in this country, and enjoying the best
of health He has proved to the world that CON
SUMPTION can be positively asd permanently
cured. The Doctor now gives this recipe free, only
asking that each remit two three cent stamps to
pay expenses. This herb also cures night sweats,
nausea at the stomach. and Will break up fresh
colo i'm twenty-four hours Address CRADDOCK
& CO., 1892 Race street, Philadelphia, naming
this paper. A27sep1y
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THERE is an immense pressure on the
President for appointments as super
visors Of census. One hundred and fifty
of those officers are to be appointed. The
President told an applicant yesterday
that he had committed the selection of
supervisors to General Walker, Superin-
tendent of the Census, and that he should
not receive any applicants, but when MIR.
Walker had made out list for his ap-
prevail he should inquire into the fitness
of each man.
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1T is reported from Montreal that the
British Government is about to establish
in the Dominion militia reserve of ten
thousand men for active service at home
and abroad. as may be required. When
that is done, it is to be hoped there will
be an end to the absurd panics that peri
Odically beset the Canadians when the
subject of an Irish invasion from the
United States is mOOted.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-12-06

THE chronic revolution characteristic
of Mexican affairs seems to have broken
out afresh in the northwest portion of
the republic. The only apprehension to
which it gives rise, however, appears to
be lest the insurgents have captured a
treasure pack-train from the mines. The
insurgents appear to be formidable to
nobody, and nothing else, and in this
country they would be styled highway
robbers.