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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-08-14
Marine,

The Oswegatchie was in bound up
Monday forenoon.
The City of Concord was in, bound
up, Wednesday night.
The City of New York was in, bound
up, yesterday morning.
The st. Adams called in, bound
down, Wednesday night.
The propeller Nashua called in,
bound down, Thursday night.
The Marine City arrived up yester
day forenoon about eight o'clock.
The N. T. steamer Champlain was
in, bound up, Sunday.
The propeller Milwaukee called in
bound down Monday evening.
The Lawrence of the N. T.. line was
i'm, bound down, last Sunday morning
early.
The Leviathan, with her barge, re-
| turned from Sand Beach Wednesday
morning.
The schooner Pensaukee completed
her cargo of lumber Monday, and cleared
for Chicago.
The schooner D. G. Fort arrived
Tuesday with 675 tons of coal for McAr-
| thur, SmlGn % 70.
The scow Minnehaha arrived SUM-
day evening with cargo of oats for
Nelson & Bullen.
The schooner George Steel cleared
Tuesday with cargo of lumber from
Barclay & MattOOn.
The schooner Morning Star finished
discharging her cargo of coal, and clear
ed, light, Tuesday evening for Escana-
ba.
The sooner Sam Cook arrived Sun
day and cleared Tuesday evening with
a cargo of cedar ties from Wetmore q
LathrOp.
! The steamer Metropolis called in
Sunday afternoon on her way to the
ISault with an excursion from Saginaw,
! and stopped in Tuesday afternoon, bound
down,
The steambarge Plymouth with the
: schooner S. L. WatrOn in tow arrived
Sunday. The former loaded lumber
from the ChebOygan Lumber Co., all fol
Chicago.
The Canadian propeller Northern
Queen, of the COllingwOOd and Chicago
line, has been chartered by a party from
, Washington for trip of three weeks in
/, ,, the Lake Superior region.
f -Carkin, Stickney & Grams tug Hay
: den arrived Wednesday morning, an6
o the tug w. s. Carkin arrived in the al
: ternOOn with dredge and dump scOws III
4 tow. The Carkin left for Alpena thai
evening.
The st. Paul arrived up on tim,
0 Tuesday morning. While returning
n from Mackinac she broke her wrist pin
|, Wednesday morning the tug Wood tow
y ed her to Duncan to have it repaired.
= The Keweenaw arrived up on tim
4 Sunday morning, and proceeded on t.
Point st. Ignace, where she landed
u large amount of railroad material fo
the d., M. & M. railroad. She left thi
port bound down about midnight Sun
q day night.
The schooner John Miner cleare
n Monday with a cargo of lumber from j
ID. Smith. A portion of the cargo wa
n taken from the Rogers City mill, wher
70 she had been chartered to load, but tn
- tramway broke down which prevente
v her completing her cargo, and she wa
= sent here to finish her load.
d, The Leviathan left yesterday fo
g Pilot island to make another attempt {
lie relieve the schooner Davidson whic
IN went ashore near Deaths door last ia
Of and wintered there. The Leviathan Al
a tempted her rescue late last season bu
* the schooner became perfect lceber
and the attempt was abandoned.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-08-14
THE FAST COMPLETED.

12 O'clock, nOOn.-SThe time Is over
and am glad" said DIR. Tanner as the
clock struck IL. He was then escorted
to the main hall, and on one of the two
tables the familiar old armchair was
was placed, into which the doctor was
lifted. At the moment the clock struck
IL the specta tors burst into wild yell,
which was caught up by the crowd in
the street while the whistles of the sur
rounding factories gave an extra blast
in honor of the occasion.
TANNER GOES FOR WATERMELON.
The doctor first drinks glass of milk,
and then ordered the Georgia watermel-
on to be cut; and when this was done he
began to eat of it, the attendants mean
while endeayored to stop him. He, how
ever, ordered them to step aside and let
him have his own way. He ate vOra-
ci0usly of the melon, while the crowd
present expressed their delight in vigOr-
Gus clapping and cheering. Occasionally
the doctor INDUCED in some witty re-
marks. DIR. Gum protested vehemently
against Tanners eating, when the latter
as vehemently exclaimed. "Just let me
have my own way about this"
NIGHT DISPATCH.
At $3.50 DR.. Tanner drank an ounce of
light wine, after which he ate small
watermelon. At 4:30 he was eating with
great relish piece of beef steak. He
did not swallow the fibre, but only par.
took of the juice of the meat. The doc.
tor saw no visitors during the afternoon
and it was reported that he was in ex
cellent spirits.
After 4 o'clock, DR. Tanner rested quiet
ly. At 6 he asked for an apple, which he
ate, and then asked for and received two
more. At Z he was given a beefsteak
weighing half pound, and partoOk of it
At he drank one ounce of wine, and
then slept until 10, when he awOke ant
chatted cheerfully. DR.. Work said br
Tanner was well, and did not think an.
trouble would follow his undertaking
He had gone against the advice of al
his physicians, seemingly with benefci
al result, and he expected the doctor t.
work tomorrow on his autobiography
Ate late hour the doctor was resting
quietly.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-08-14
For All Female Complaints

Nothing equals DR.. Pierce's FavOrite
Prescription. 1t is most powerful res
torative tonic, also combining the most
valuable nervine properties, especially
adapting it to the wants of debilitated
ladies suffering from weak back. inward
fever, congestion, inflammation, or ulcera-
tion. or from nervousness, or neuralgia
pains. Mr.. G. w. Seymour, druggist, OF
Canton, N. Y, writes DR.. Pierce as fol-
lows: "The demand for your FavOrite
Prescription is wonderful, and one man
stated to me that his wife had not done a
days work in five months, when she
criptiOn, took two bottles and is now on
the third bottle, and is able to do her
house twOrk alone and milk fourteen
cows twice day." DIR. Pierce's Favor
lite Prescription is sold by all dealers in
medicines.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-08-14
Better Times.

The business revival and new era OF
prosperity which has commenced are In
keeping with the increases health and
happiness all over the land resulting
from the general introduction OF War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver cure, The
changes wrought by this remedy" says
Rev. DIR. Harvey, Seems but little less
than miraculous" 3ijuly3m.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-08-14
Much sickness.

Undoubtedly with children. attributed
to other causes, is occasioned by worms,
Browns Vermifuge Comfits or Worm
Lozenges, although effectual in destroy
ing worms, can do no possible injury to
the most delicate child. This valuable
combination has been successfully used
by physicians and found to be absolutely
sure in eradicating worms, SO huriful to
children. Twenty-Five cents box.
13sept-1y
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-08-14

The bone and muscle producing malt,
the nerve-quieting hop, the suberb Nal
arial antid0de quinine, and other pre-
ciOus ingredients, combined without fer
mentatiOn, are the ingredients of MALT
Bitters," prepared by the Malt Bitters
company. July3l-4t.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-08-14
Asa Soothing Pectorial. Browns Bron-

AS Soothing PICTORIAL, Browns Br0n-
chial TrOches are used with advantage
to alleviate coughs, sore throat, hoarse-
ness. and bronchial affections. For near
ly thirty years these troches have been
before the public, with annually increas-
ing favor. They are not new and un-
tried, but having been tested BY wide
and constant use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained well mer-
tied rank among the few staple remedies
of the age. 31july4t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-08-14

125 Boxes Soap just received, on
which we will give wholesale
prices. Try our MAGIC SOAP,
washing easy without rubbing.
Dried Fruits of all kinds. We
keep good. goods, and purchase
for Spot Cash, and are able to give
Close Prices.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-08-14

The best cOrsets in town, only As cents
at ROSENTHAL BROS.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1880-08-14
Notice..


NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
IN wit of fieri facias, issued out of the
Circuit Court for the county of Cheboygan
the goods and chattels. and real es-
state Of Miles McMullen, in said county, to
me directed and delivered, did, on the 18th
day of July, 1880, levy upon and take all the
r;cht- title and interest of the said Miles Nc
Mnllen in and to the following described real
estate. that is to say: The west half of the
norihWest quarter, section nine, town thirty
.ir north OF Range one east; all of which
snail expose for sale at public auction or ven--
due to the highest bidder. at the front door of
the court house in the village and county OF
.(,hebovoan. on Tuesday, the 3lst day of August,
A. D. 1880. at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Dated Cheboygan, July 18th, 1850.
GEORGE PAQUETTE,
Under Sheriff
HuxPHREY & PERKINS, Attorneys.
17iuly1t
, 1880-06-16
TADtx I.


or9ans md VT tic irlpblinI is%i % sai,'s up - '
TWO TiiousANn f,K1rIt4 fiXE rHItYNpKEp AND TWO
from throat and lung eonr.nlnts III this city
po.tionntc mortality Will bs found to occur each
* careful comparson nt tho death tables Of
New York. 1'hfIuhcphiat CINCINNATI and st,
Lorta reveals the fAct TINT Ii, this respect CAicn.
but 70 In soilia respects batter. The same pro-
p0rtionate flh1ty uf these ttlsensts viii bc
fnunl to exist In cvnry town and city OF tho
What commentary tbese facts arc On tho u.s.
suned rrnRrsss 9f Medo4! ecigncc ~ this ooun-
tuition for the epcclal treatment ct tlose .lls-
eases' e, Or ary attgFt being ,nade TO lesson their
1nt Ths sek Arc F!tc e de- with1Ht
4 question which Will suggest itself to tho
facts. II: Whether thy treltnent pursued IL the
bt'st that gould le followe4; whittier thu fright
fM! 1ntrtal!ty which occurs ts not more du. to
speclai tnaliK1,ancy In tho diseases themselves.
Thu ablest minds tn tho medical profession
n!ly Undertaking n ehanae regarding the t.at,.ro
e. IT. consumption: por1ncFty thts disclse WINS t,c-
.ievSd , to oS gc,etaily i'hsrited and never II.
fue; Il 1, seldom inherltei, alld has beon
grnxea by % Jirect g Goxperlments 70 lE always iu-
ct constitution aud d tendency to Contract tho
dlRoase whua! to tic direction, OF to oor-
a1nE kes ape peaf Il M %SSytsSanE sSaEat + of
l!F. ltct,istndcr md tho fh'ntIus Prof, tokttan-
sky, of Innsbruck. n Germany, hive each dem
o,isiratcd tho Infectious uhturu of tubcrrtlous
matter. Hnd nts,li1, uul axan producvd genuine
ocnLatsotl md By Infection from contact:
ouatnont 1er1nan pathologlsta hare pt1'dueoti n
profounl eoI!sau0n throughout, tho rnedioal
, 1880-06-16

10 thf ftdt&of Df 1He ghQfa1o tT1h&Hts
CB1CAuo, June 15.-Vory few penpte tan 70 to
rest vt night With tho sereno feeling Ut ense
that thoy will a1cup until morning In safety from
burglars, We're tho vtats ar these daring
sconndrnls only a question of lnsa Of money OF
ptner ynlnAh!cB, It would still he hRrsi blow to
many: but too often Il II accompanied M!s1 with
fk'di!y Injury or loss OF honor Or lifc. ttnaonh-
which. II We uan nt1Urd then,, give uE cum.
paratlvc chance Of cacapa. but tho burglars.
belng themselves well acquainted with these
means, know also how tn aytsid or overcor1u
thUn whos1uvcr they nrp bent Otl making a raid
and feel surc uf btlnty. Robbery In tsoF trAsIc,
and during fcats their pril1. believing TINT tho
best tneans to check their desperate tloUda Ia to
lessen their thaneo IF 6,iccesA nr escape when
tHtectGl. take plensilre III etlKEesttng tho fol.
lowing nIeans. for tho purpose: In cltt1s and
Villages. rro!idt every hous!top With Il boil
nut only should be connected with and put In
nation By virus In every room III tho hnuso. but
also by additional wires, with tho het1s on tho
nclEhlr1rlNH hOusD6 I'M both EidGs. OF cuus1e
tho wrcs SHOULD bo 70 placed that children could
mot rCach thplh md cnllHo unnecessary Anrfu.
An Alarnl thus given from rceldene0 tho H.
Btnnt hiir3lara tro detected Mt work there, would
not only Inform tho pntr1!tnGn-stould nny such
lte found In tho ncighbOrhond ut tho tftnc-and
tho nearest nolghb,rs Of what ie Ru(t4 an. and
whore, but It Will give tho eurglAss very ppor
hood in tho nciXhi,prs. In tho country wh0ru
there " Il vroater distance between neHhblrs.
tho lousotups should be provided with similar
hut larger bells, the SOUND OF which should 10
strong enough ia nrouso tho nclXhl,ors ltsli call
for their uaRlstnncn. G. Q. LuNDuEllo.
, 1880-06-16

CHICAGO, June H.-1 tak0 tho liborty OF
making an oxtract from private letter received
thia tnorninK from nofghbor and longtime
friend Of tho Republican candIdato for Frcsi-
don't. james 4. uasiield. It Btrlkos mo ~ q
pretty good oa1upalgn.d0crnent, cunning ~ It
docs from Democrat to one Who has always
voted with TINT party,
"Yca! 'llnh! 'Hah! for my Old friend Jamcs
4. GarelstJ. Thoy lid well. D0n't believe tho
Republicans hnyo q stronger man In tho coun-
sf4,.1g lnus1 tn bcnt him. II sou fec your 'llto
clcar t0 glye him vote. you nrGl Iluvor roar boz
~ Ssh%a 5 81 e + K wss a yoss
psasss a9Ss IT," toa afy ~ aiss
xs a aootss; aad soasasr III SesTo
thoro y not another ono man That 90 a; much 70
heat a9wn the hat.nioney hososy ny JRsnos 4;
QHEtell, md III privMta conversation onGo told
HIN ~, On tho tJt, u ho believes IT. ho IL a.
why's sta1tt1rt: On thu tariff question ho IL coi,-
i&n VIII &, ana n henos 1 t" c' Il n''' 10 and vntc f"t
him arat-rato. Ele ia gt,od. and ktnt,. md chat-
table, and noycr wollllus aothers to9ltnas Il ho
and II q v1Sst 6Faaa 4 l,s yiSxs, gag il ~
po!itlciat. il III statesn!at, md stsna for 10
whole oouairy: ue l,as the couraFs u his cob
v'suuns luII9ats to meaan,1 M tnsoiectua! M swords
sae %sss xS''e sq$sna*i 81, ossH S ~ x.,s
cumming, sarnastlo l,lsnu4tFons Or personalities.
md chdron. H, he Ia ol,n Of Coda gransioat
,.nb!eluon, grown from Nature. ana oite " she
ltugls lIe tles ths,!o ho h9a draw. u htmsolf
yo,i wcrt, safu In his Krcas heart Al le.lxt l
cuinot describe my GID schoolbt,y fee!lngs any
towards ha,. liz elthor !itta ono to bis plane.
% cot,ips to yo,rb, yoH feol u home with hIn.
NJ austerlty, no losru 70 fnIpfe*h yus1. lie iu-
with argument. anecdutr, Or wit, ~ bast auita
Tie occsIstun hut, NJ. oid frtes,a,. YOU l,Avs
aud don't peutoltd tn do tue yub}eot Justice. 70
might III well stop at DnCo. Eur Drlnocras
proud to call him my friend"
, 1880-06-16
THE VOICE OF TILE PEOPLE.

Unity Church Ra1EotinH for a Pastor.
II tAs Editor ef Tns cAtedsa 7rthun&
CHtoA0o. Juno l5.JThn first ha'ot tnkeu at
Tho meeting of Unity Church sncioty, On tho
evening Of tho 14th Inst, showed the following
rcsultt
............ Votes.
The liov. William It. ASor, Huston. l...........17
Thu itcv. UhNrIe4 Afnt.s, tnttgn ..,.,.........E
THO Etuf. ". II. flrnw DroaklInu. Nusa. ~
The ltcv. Rshrrr Ehccucy Butter, !leFerif, Mnsa
Ttie Rev. t}r. Carpenter, Hollis Street Church.
% Un tho s"ond md itiii,sei,icnt baiiiot:. th
cr- ttlKerxfli v0ta WHA Transferred
To Amcs, who drew i few votes frtnn AIgar.
After twU or three balt0ts, mo ~ Mt. ADx1r's
fricnda said tflat lls was ntH GAtlfl|lRtgt tat he
did not btttHve ttlut cither A1Rer ,,r
Anes co',tl receive tho rr.}lsirtsI twtrthird*
vntt, OF usat tho fursrr wntltt nttrnnt any emil
which the HtGlpty would nuke. liz prt'p',stst 10
MI parties h3 aEstB otl Mr. nrt}Wn. and especially
requested Mr.. AtKer's frtgndA " trAntfar thDlr
tnppnrt tt tiu1. 4 majority 1f thnm thGrVnftor
rih'd !tr Mr.. t@rown. The hour wN late ~hNn
tho lust halDut wns tnkcn. 1t WIRE evident thnt
na chnico could be mule. and many had loft for
tllclr hntnts. Reporting the result Of thAt tals
lot ~ MI cIprrsdlon Ut tho feeling nt the a'c!cty
tbwhfu tho Buyrrnl gentlemen n4net1, md IT,
pcctatly tnwar1 Mr.. AlRcr, WIS unfalr. Al yont
reporter VIVA mot permitted tn 10 prt.aant, md
WIZ pr0'1aby compelled to receive such lnfnr-
mutton nv tho ofiicars Of tho meeting wero
plcasctl to give, no hlatno can attach to 1ttE
TRIBUNE. u.
, 1880-06-16

Thsrs II no country In The world whsro Rkln DID,
eH*sA ARC III CouiMun ~ IN tho unhi sIu&as. NAd
shore ths Respectable and ot*,ly rnpIs nro sub'
jvct ~ thu various Hsn l.scutes. T.,ars nlany
known tAusGs TOR th!a state OF tlnEs htl1 unu II tiM
In this country. sheru II dss Auur toun, LII notIr
loss III the vegetables and In thu Tutsr lhan In many
o1hsE Countries, aMd, hoeundly theru hrs tndre pe-
ple In this Uuuutry tlAt anf!r with Harvuus lfst s
than any ulhHr. and wrakesA Or irritation Ii
= vury fruitful Ut tic development Ut many
Of csrtutn cass Ut Skin nlaeases. There Il but
0He rGmoiy IN natufu for Skin D.puasas, and whom
th3t II abudantly found III the water md xeMasu
tcles Ut food ths disaass doos not sxst any very
Etcat oxtoat a,d tat ret,edy II sulphur. mud there
II no preparation of Sulphur knuwH u otcr thu pub-
Ho OF thu profession eVual Ia d1.EHN'b stIsfltt1it
sOAIi It contaua all the active proI'orsles Ut thu
sulphur. without sny u this e1srshc0us Or ubieg.
itona1,lN inAltsT u uflsA fnund In SULPHUR, and
oouIbinod with softoni,lx und soothing oils that
give iHlmedAte rpllcf. hco That "C. n. cNIrs
rHhTON"ls 10 printed un each paokVl without which
mono b genuine. Hold by druRrsts and fhncy guods
dynloss At 06ol q Cakos, 1tlu. sant br mil
easpt Ut urIel, 6ao4tru fur eak9 c. N CNl1
TEE4UN, Boe Proprietor, 1lh yuIlon-st. Now
York.
, 1880-06-16
BUSINESS NOTICES,

highly beneficial results darlllH tie Inst four
yeats III tho various fgrn,s OF lysptpsa Kastritts
nalsca, general debility, uotssiinpton. oto. Ku-
nlyss ts flpt II lneliuIhe; It ~ pleasant, wine-
lky bsvorngo II foodl; nado from milk. pecul-
iarly urnteful to II leitcnto stomach. Nothing
elsb makes ilcst. and blood. and strength ~ fHst.
IT onn bo snfGly rnlel OF for the refrigeration OF
thuso oases af low .vitulty II, WHICH nlellcntion
Or ortllnAry nutrition full. Send for circular:
N9wAro Of 'in!tatfUhs. Arcnds KumyRs ~ fuk
cold to tho trrlar. Consumers supplied directly
by A. Arond, Choinist, corner Ma1ison and Fifth
HYGntr.
, 1880-06-16

s7Q
or these, ha tsssn Vt .sathu,n, bronchitis, Dlph-
thorlll, Or Consumption trxmr.ltd us favorable
for trIntsIlcne has rrnvcl fAtal. The t.,tl n.ln-
lGF nf ftMtas wtlA thirteen. every one Of which
tht commencement. II Ii not clni,ta.t that iii
HthcfS hwy beon cured. ltut that thoy ars still
lytltE u1d have hern .Ercatfy btl.anted. Greu&
whllc tnnny whn nj tho h4r1nntng wnn, regarded
~ doubtful hAr1 ~ mpr4!rtt III health thrulkh
tho ulflcary Hf the tnlihlutions III to now hayW
fair probability Of ultl,natv cure.
With fncta like tlIese showing tho great suc-
ct'ks af luhn1pd tulllcsilcs, s.nGtiohut, ns this
treatment a, by thp highest llAnles Il, tho lneti-
la! profession. a1d Aaopted, ~ ii has boon, Il,
~ hospstala for Thr,nt ind Lung cotnplaInts
thtu'lKht'lf Eltro, !. ht,t strlnEu that y this
svnr having had prescription f,r inhalation, ct
amy trdnth,ent which c0lilJ pt,sstbly hAva Styol
thDmf IUlHEftT HUNTER. N, D.,
CHICAGO, ARf =. lAll 1ti 6ent0-at.
, 1880-06-16

spa1Npr1KLu, ILL.,, Juno la,-rhp auptemo
Uourt has rcceusly mule at assignment of
Judges to serve shs year on tho Court Ut clnlnns,
which, uudor tho law, n.eeta IN August 10 puss
upon claims against tho Btato, and rrport Its
doc!slous to the Legislature. Theso ara IN all
r.tnety-two claime, sg&rcgattnR $4H, l89.
Among tho lEsXet ttoma uro the following: 4.
L. scult 4 w., u, tasi Ernest +. 0ehlNan. 0QJ;
James =. bishop. 923s sl6s: 1hotnas 4. liag*lIle.
$&h44l; QFo9abury L.. Fort; N,H11; Annto E.
, 1880-06-16
SKIN HUM0R

SiEaanR. WEHKs 4 PuTrHR-1cntlemen hRvc
sulYurcd fr4tn u skin f!umtr fur twanty yenrB.
without finding any runlutly or trs.utiuant that
wout,l cure II. Until lp9,n thu ,sy Of tho Ctti-
otiEu Remedies, which. III u short ttne mud vt \
ANAL pxpensc. hHr0 entirely Graduated every
trace OF tho itseatRt, N, thnt now ain eut!raly
freo frum It, | tEorefnre believe they will do
oil you ndvertlse then, tndo. itekpNkt fMlly ylrs
jos. ". ESrAMltOOk.
Uoatnu. IuIY e lA1Q. - -
, 1880-06-16
ing risk indifferent n9os, lending tip tn sc,umo
II Kkli1IMhd ut..lttllttt Lna frOM Tho tt,Enert,

Ine rIsk n, atnerout aao., leading up tn sotumo
acc"rlrF +, nss At tho titne of a1missiti.
:. II T.. following yaar i much ,norc oI9l,oraie
nv ni,.aincd @ tho acsnat r't,,ri1s of .ieknos:
cxpcrionrcd l,y anyrnty t,f7crout Ftlcnify H.
laid. Tho short rosnit Of this iu'n,Ity VA hit
from 20 tn 10 yeArs tho sickness inurcns4At Eratl-
ns!ly win 'le ndvanco of ars io somethInx
ii tn bg Il atluuuts.d L, Nnnnthtns mors than
,,ott decade, III Il, 10. il WI, nearly dmfbt. tjtis
interest stititnd by hi. inquiry. hho,it tIts tntu,
!:st Mr; john rI.i!ai.nt', iho re!!-ktawn o9y.
.sncstiost nn ht: betnrc parliamentary tO,!l-
tSo o. nry so nes'ng fcsnIts
ln9Its .lso Rayc astc1tion to tle question:.
II IMP stflt if''t0 Important Mttenpt 70 ooi-
eloty ior thu 1liirusoli tf u,ofaL Knowletl9e
.,,.s tols!cs to 1e rslMre ana O. tl'Gs.'
ill., ,%!s tSas oi'tsiss'l xsro s,,|ai!.e! = If:
unaf ~, amaril ny e.ry eHInf, % at
Gis a:hSri.y f,,s d.e pali'sse = %s:ss:!ns aat
.s.t' asa,' q 9s9 9, Of members At d'netsnt ages
aiai,isstcian. pnpl!shed. . tho results Of q most
%ortaiIty % sai e!ssncs. @ .s q sh%o % %.na%stri%Il
pssT oo,na >na,ro,ts , hin ~ .o.,i.. atan-
HUH whuh ha ot reytosy @ baeu
,1l9n, namely: th9 o varyEng rase Of mortality
@ arn f'efi wn ospGr'eGea sp ty " te e
8nose two lattcs tlror!!tng witi, " ground ot
u a.sencom m mneh @ cuu,a only oo nfnqa wltla yoa
nnt 10 a " ~ tn11e . tn"ts. t - aGa!, INC rc.n.se
rr;en!y sns!'t!ss was given, A a!so ,he rato #
n thn 2rrnsn,s .,sM rI,nnv ~ =; t, t,ni
, 1880-06-16

birs. 4. Swift, Everutt, Miss, writo2: /" The
Cutluura ltcinrdles rurcd my child ut HcaI
Hcad, covering tho ecIap ind lowur pnrt nf tho
neck. 0f four years' dAritioH, and which had IT.
Sisted oil tho usual ren.cdlea,"
, 1880-06-16

Tho expenditure of brain power tho carly or
too severely IN children ofton results III physcRl
debility; tho usa Of Fuluws' Hypophoxph'tes
9xpstA aInEulaFly hAppJ elect III auch GaS4s.
, 1880-06-16

Ssvcnt M n c1iupfct uf rohcs In j. a. T..
AtkinsoIs Extract Ut White ltus9s for tho Hair.
A. oHcu cennainu. invignrutfng, und Of delights
ft1 frlIurat1ar,
, 1880-06-16

The public will bcsr4rf Of a ffnusltt-
lcnt Intuition Of nobbina' Electric sonp now bo.
It viii ruin tsuy clothes wnshoI with it. insigt
upou having Uobbius' Eluctrle.
, 1880-06-16

TIC lnvalfa's hupo ami strength beyond Rll
ather remedies as MIlt AA.S.s.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-13
The finest Hats at Hall's.

CONSTIPATION has been called the
father of diseases, therefore it should
not be regarded as trifiing ailme MT.
1t is quite as necessary to remove i'm
pure accumulst:ons from the bowels as
1t is to eat or sleep, and.no health can
be expected where costiye habit of
body prevails. Take a half-table-
spoonful of Simmons Liver Regula>
tor after each meal, the bowels will be
gently moved, as naturally as il no
medicine had been taken. Regularity
in taking the medicine daily will effect
permanent cure. a5 a dss.a..5 s.s.
HAVE used Simmons Liver Regu-
lator for Consumption of the bowels,
caused by temporary arrangement OF
the Liver, for the last three or four
years, and always when used accord
ing to the directions, with decided
benefit. I think it is a great medi.
cine for the Derangement of the Liver;
at least such has been my personal ex
perIence in the use of it.
HIRAM WARNER.
! "Chief Justice of Georgia" ~