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PROM wAsAING GTON.

III
tugs OF tns Senate-The Cabinet
Appoinsments all Connrmed-
Reaig N alton Of Senators Blaine
anu WindOn.
In the U. S. Senate on Saturday, Vice
President Arthur stated that he had
received for presentation number uf
petitions for special legislation, but it
was his opinion that these could not be
presented at an extra session. He
submitted the question for decision,
and It was ordered that the petitions
be retained by him for presentation at
the next legislative session. Mr. hoar
offered a resolution, which was uusni-
mously adopted, giving General Han
cock the privileges of the floor during
his stay in Washington. Mr.. Blaine,
in accordance with q motion given by
him several weeks ago, submitted 3
rssal ution for the appointment OF
committee Of Ave members $40 take
into consideration the mode OF voting
for President and Vice President OF the
United States, and the mode of count
ing and certifying the same, who shall
report ssuch proposition for n change
In the laws and Constitution as may
seem expedlsnt that said committee
have power to Sit during recess OF Con-
Rrsss, and that they be directed to re-
port on or before the second Wednesday
OF January, 1882" The resolution was
temporarily laid on the table and Or
dered to oe printed. MIR. Pendleton,
from the committee appointed TO wait
upon the President, reported That hs
would have communication TO make
at three O'Clock.
After reassembling al that hour a
communication was received with the
following Cabinet appointments:
Secretary Of stats--Jamss q. Blaine,
of Maine.
Secretary of the Treasury-William
Window, of Minnesota.
Postmaster. General - Thomas L.
James, OF New York.
Secretary Of War-Robsrt LncoIn,ot
Illinois.
Secreta.y y of the Na7y-Wlllian h.
Hunt, of Louisiana.
Attorney -3eneral--Wayne MacVeagh
of Pennsylvania.
Secretary of the Interior-ssmuel j..
Eirkwood, Of Iowa
On motion Of MIR. Cameron, Of Penn,
the Senate then went into executive
session, Senators Blaine, Window and
Kirkwood ls.ving the chamber. Dur
ing the executive session, all the nomi-
nations were confirmed without call
Of the roll or dissenting vote. When
the doors were reopeued the Senate ad'
iourned until Monday.
A caucus Of the Democratic Senators
was held on Saturday afternoon, at
which a committee was appointed to ar
range the majority membership OF the
Ssleot committees. 1t was decided to
retain the present officers Of the Senate,
and Mr.. Pendleton was elected chairman
of the caucus, to succeed Wallace.
Secretary Blaine, on Saturday, mail
cd to Governor Plaisted his resignation
al United States Senator, to take effect
on that day. Senator Window delay
ed sending his resignation until to day,
as the Minnesota Legislature adjourned
on Saturday and he wished to avoid
any dou bt as to the Governors power
To appoint his successor.
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LiBI of safes.
Yeh

March
" &, Il. T. Hobson. Chrlstiana Hid.
" s. James Reed. Christiana HID.
" >, James Lyle, Mil reek Hid.
i" 10, Margaret Palmer, Christiana I'D.
4" 10, John +. Ward. Pencader Ad.
- 10, No. lilo TVtnall st.
" IL, ]. b. G0oding, Christiana Hd.
" IA, &. Megginson, New Castle Hid.
" "A, Jos. l., Carpenter, Adm'r. Chr. Hd.
" "a, Sheriff Sales city.
" Is, Ann ReyUOld. Red Lion Hd.
Is, WIN. y. Crossley, No. III w. ith St.
" 10, Ann Beeson Brandywine Hid.
" 10, John X. Rees, Pencader Id.
l6, l.. +. Kirk New Caatle HID.
l6, Jas. Stafford, Mil Creek HID.
II, Robert ). Ross, New Castle HID.
u, mrs. VIM. SgnltA. New Castle HID.
" II, NJ ss Essis ; m kiDS, Execatrix Of
Mrs. Enza Pmera. s26 ShipleY ST
Is, ]. u. Pierce. No 6NO W. Filth st.
" lg. Mrs. Tougs, NLth Ward.
" Il, Estate nj Lewis Mccall, Brandy
wine Hid.
" Il, Mckariin e'tate, EteT Castle HID
:" 22, GeOrge Withheld, New Castle.
" 23, Mrs Smith, city.
" 13, Samuel Finley, city.
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HEw ARvERTasEMEaTs.
NEURALGIA.

II has been asceYtainsd that the most in
veterate cases Of neuralgia are cured by Fei-
10 VS. Syrup Of Hypcph osphites. Not only 10
the principal dis ease eradicated, but the pa
tient is made vigorous and strong: the
stomach, the blood, the sEin become healthy
and he obtains new lease Of en)oyabls lite.
The only satisi actory treatment Of neural
gia ia by Strengthening the nervous system.
person with strong nerves never suffers
from this disease.
The virtues OF Fellows Compound Syrup
OF hypophesphites are such that other Feme-
dies are seldom required
The demand for Hypophcsphite and other
PHOSPHORUS preparatiU ms at the present day
is largely owing TO the good effects and suc-
cess following the Introduction OF this astf-
Gle In the United States
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Amusememts.

John r. Clarke at the Opera House
Saturday evening had a large audi.
encs. In the two characters Of Major
Wellington De Boots end Paul Pry be
won enthusiastic applause. Not much
can be said of his support, with one or
two exceptions, and Clarke was the
spirit of both comedies.
We have "Fun on the Bristol" to-
night. The company is said to be the
best Messrs. Jarrett and Rice ever put
on the boards, .
A good many things are booked
ahead. Here they are: March 10,
Josh Billings, probabilities Of Life"
March IA, Tony Denier's, "Humpty
Dumpty;" Maroh Is, Prof. Ralph Hib-
bard, select readings, &c.; April 25,
"Buffalo Bill"
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regardless" 10 Severn station and
there wait the arrival OF train No. TO-,
the fast train which had the right Of
way, and John Unglaub, the engineer
Of No. 10, had written orders to run to
Severn and there wait for Preeburn's
train. Fresburn disobeysd orders by
passing the siding at Severn, and the
collision could not be avoided by the
north bound train.
All the wounded who remain in Bal
timore are reported by the railroad Of
acsrs to b. doing we'll. The money
by the wreoking OF the loco
motives and cars is estimated 1t about
$3O, 900.
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MORE aO0O OPINIONS.
Whas several 0shor MeFshanfs
Msva TO say AbOHs sine "KeRObll-
canr' NJ q Good News Paper.
WHAT A ERUGetsF SAYS.

WHAT A ERUGGSsF SAYS.
MessRs EDIroRs We have used tbs
columns of the Delaware REPUBLIgAJ
for advertising our medicines for aboat
36 years, and have always found it q
good advertising medium and q good
paying investment.
Your Friends, DR. J. SrMss h Son,
Fourth and King streets.
ERoM A NOTION FIRR.
MEssns EDlToRs Il consider the BE-
PUBLICAN one of our best advertising
mediums il the State. ! have been
advertising in its columns for about
ten years and have always found it a
good Investment. s. H. SrASFs.
No. 405 Marke. Street.
PROM A ZEAL aSrATR BR0KRR.
MEssRs BpIroRs Although penny
paper | consider the RBPuBLlCAs the
best advertising medium in the city,
reaching more people than any ether
in this city, and also through the
coauty. ID. n. CHILD,
No. 7Q4 Market Street.
FROM AToT FIRM.
MBssRs EDroRs We have! been ad-
vertislug in the REPUBLICAN for the
last IL years and sshave found it as
much benefit as any we have ever ad-
vertised in. ADAMS Il BROTHER,
No. 5U4 Market Street.
From A BARNES MERCHANT.
MEssRs EDTORs The REPUBLICAN
brings the answer in the way of advsr-
tising every time. HIRAM YERaRR,
No. 407 Shipley Street.
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IMPORTANT.

Should the Invalid have any dttieultT IN
procuring the Compound 5 Yfup in his victn-
1Ly, let him not be put ett with any other
remedy, because this article has NOT its
equal In the diseases for which 1t is recon-
mended.
N N1TE.-Be suspicious of persons who re-
commend any other article as 'Just as good
TIE highest class OF me dical men in every
large city, where 1t ia known, recoMm mono Ii.
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selling OF at Cost.

w. 4. Bacon wishes to inform his
friends snd patrons that for the next
$50 days he will sell as much OF his
large stock OF boots and shoes as posi-.
bls Al cost prices In order to reduce his
stock prior to his removal to his new
store in West Wilmington, where he
intends 10 transact business after the
E25,h Of March. Call aud bs convinced
that an selling cheaper than can be
Bought elsewhere in the city. Don't
liorGet lhe place, 3l3 Market street.
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Of scarlet fever; hsre IL is as | have
nsed II 10 cure the small pox, when
lsarnsd physicians said the patient
must die, 1t cured : Sulphate zine,
one grain; half teaspooniul Of sugar;
miE with twotsble spoonfuls of water.
Taks spoonful every hour. Either
disease will disapper ia twelve hours.
For child smaller doses according to
age. II counties would compel their
u use this, there weuld be
no need of pesthsnsis. II you value
advice and experience, use this for that
terrible disease
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Mankind's Ravorlte PiRls.

Or. Sinms' Vegetable Liver Pulls (suga-
eoatedI move the bowels easy BY acting d.
rectly On the Liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy Se,Gn 81 nsins me IS
the light ar iott side or through tho limbs,
indirsstion. costiyeness, siok stomach, weak
h;,ck' dizziness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, biliousnsss, general
weskness and other bodily intirmitles are
cured, They positively operate without
gripping sksning weasenng 81 iosv9s sus
nn6 liver cure 25 oents and 81 0 box. Main
depot. am and King sts. Philadeiphia. eo2
Arch street. Sold by Dealers LII
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rueFtuest pnotogxaphs

made in Wilmington are 10 be seen at
Beerwald's studio, 3O7 Market street.
His shadow pictures are excellent.
Gallery complete in all its appoint
ments. The Inducements offered at Vhis
establishment are fine work and salts
faction TO its patrons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1881-03-07

It ig asserted that Montreal "rssur-
rectionist" have done an extensive
rade In eorpses this winter with meai-
cal colleges in Boston and New York.
A rich vein Of gold quartz was struck
on Saturday, by workmsn. while exca-
vsting under an old market house, In
Halifax, Noya Scotia.
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The w oasheF.

War Department, Office OF the Chief
|signsl Gttssr, Washington, March =
d 4. N.
Lndiosiions for Monday-For the
Middle States, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, northwest to northeast winds,
GENERALLY higher temperature and ba'
IsQmeteI.
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potatoes and traits.

N. L. Janney's, 30S King street, is
the sure plscs to get yonr potatoes,
guaranteed clear Of frost. Prime stock
Of all varieties. A special lot OF pota,
toes for bakers use. Apples and fruit
OF all kinds at reasonable prices.
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Anarchy In Per3.

~ Yah "a -Nattaya In PeYu
lANn@ ...,s of coist anarohy. There
lo~ IL and M goysy nmsnt. Mar
w 40 nam dscIsrsd. Robb,ries
iAl Ia" .,..",s a And thays Ia n feeling OF
ai ie nu s,s,m All businsss IA stop ped,
ensr he o. thonssnd Cbilians are in Lima
~ ,hs farm. In ths a .iphborho ood
Iu : .ha a'a aitx nave bean pluudersd. Pc
=, IN Pa,ms thras davs' rail from
~" Va Ia bspoed bv the people to
lm. n. n, rAaes bnt refuses unless the
ca. l,aus NJ sIIov matters 70 revert 10 the
';,;"n hafore the war. TIE Chilians
. - l;s,ep IN suoh tsx,ns. and Give
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A Gard.

To all who are suffering from the errorean
tndiscrestcns Of youth, nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, etc., viii senG {,
YOU reciUe that will cure you FREE OF
OHARGE. This great remedy was discov'
sand q saltaddrossed envelope to the RAv.
JosRpH T. IHRAn. Station D., New YORK
f1tkV Ao-AyW
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The Indifference with which 80 many
people regard . cough or cold Ia truly
objectionable. These affections often
lead to consumption and should be
eheeked in time BY use Of DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup.
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Important

That every person intending 70 re,
paint or paper their houses should
know that A. P. Jackson u Bro, VINO
have just opened a store at 5l6 Tstnan
street, will do your work in the best
manner, at short notice and cheaper
than the cheapest. Give US q call and
be convinced.
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A sunday .sch ool superintendent.

Mr.. Christian Sanders, superinten-
dent of the NJ. 3. Sunday School at
Jolly, Monroe county, Ohio, since 1869,
writes: 81 have kept store since octo.
ber lst, 1868, and have always handled
proprietary medicines but OF all that
have ever been sold there is not one
that can be 80 certainly recommended
as death to rheumatism IS St. Jacobs
OIL"
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TXEOUTRlX SALE
En -OB-

The personal property Of the late Mrs
Ella Omera. VIII be s9ld at puplic sale, at
10 Shipley street, on THURSDAY, March
II, 1881, at lG o'closk, a. M. Room No. ].
one mahogany hair cloth sofa, 9 mahogany
chairs. rocking chair, marble top pier
table 8 French corner tables, 2 camp chairs,
Looking glass, Brussels carpet, oil cloth,
window curtains. Room No. 4. One extern
sion table, cane chairs, stdeeoaj q ,kniVe
forks, spoons nc. loom No s One ma
hogany French bedstead, mahogany bu.
reau, II chair, z cane chairs, washstand,
lounge, towel rack. beds. bedding, Brussels
carpet, NC. Room No. 4. Bureau. oedstead
washstand. looking glass, arm chair, l
clock carpet bed, bedding wtRdow shades.
&c. Room No s. One bureau, lounge 2
Mahogany chairs, low char, desk, carpet,
oil cloth, window shades.
Room No. 6. Bedsteed, mahogany card
table, washstand, chairs, mattresses, boil
s.Ars and pillows. cham rer set, lo0E ny glass,
oil CLOTH nc. Room No. 7. Bureau, wash
stand, iron bedsiead. ever ami basin, clock,
carpet, oil cloth, hall and stair carpet, stair
rods, hat rack, sc. Kitchen. Table, range.
hina, glass and queensware, tinware, tubs,
buckets, and uany otb er articles too tedious
TO me ntiou ESSEE SiNKLNS. Exeeutrix-
URAKE& 4 Co, Auctioneers. mar7,9l2
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ssnss of the rneTmosneIer

2At the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Monday
morning, March Z:
7o'o.ook, 10 O'clock, IL O'Clock,
34S 46o 49,
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Rprfng STYLE NtIk Hats

now ready $500, $3.50 and "a 90, at
Tsylor's hat factory, A West Second
street. The largest stock of nobby sir
and felt hats in the city, and sold at
factory prices. Buy Of the maker. Call
and he convinced.
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CARRIAGE Tkl@-
w mors. An ROBINSON,
mar n South OF Market street bridge.
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YXYANTED-A G0Op OooK, Washer
w ana ironer; reference required; sCad
wages to comppse person. Abpy I'll
Market street, A"''t"
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XXYANTED.-AL LADY W-ShE' A SIT
w uation as houseKsepsr tn small IAm.
lily or hook.keeper Ia general sSy1ei N!eren''
given. Address 234 Maryland AVsnue.
InnI7t3t
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VYORRENT.--.AN OLD ESTABLISHED
f. grocery store near the cor-er ci Second
and King. Apply to -
DR. MORRISON,
mar7.6t Second and King streets.
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ON MONDAY, MARCH IA, 1881.


The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot Of land, with three
story brick dwelling house thereon, situato
In the city O. Wilmington, bounded and de-
SC iDed as follows, to wit: Beginning at
point on the sou herly side Of Fourth street.,
between Jefferson and Madison streets, ut
the distance OF 68 feet from the westerly side
O, Jefferson street ; thence southerly and
parallel with Jefferson street 80 feet to the
northerly side of a 1e'Ioot wide alley Leading
from Jefferson to Madison streets thence
thereby westerly l6 feet TO land now or late
of John H. Grana m; thence with line Of
his land north rly and parallel with .jstfeT.
son street 30 feet 10 the Aforesaid side OF
Fourth street, and thence thereby easteYiy
Is feet to the place OF beginning, be the con-
te ats thereof what they may, with the com
mon use Of said a ley with the owners aud
occupiers OF adjoining lands forever
Seized and taken IN eXecu ton as the prop
erty OF william Forbes, and l.. and to be
sold by PHILIP K CLARk Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, WilmtugtOH, February
q, A. d., 1881. teSA
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yXYANTED.-MASO TO BUILD l. 900
wv perch OF stone fence. Apply at
sail In Third street market, or by lelter "
NJ Cuba r. u. q. NEheoN.
mar7-8t
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xxYANrED,--A GOOD STEANY BOY
w to learn the photograph business in
a firsl.class gallery ;Oue that lives with his
parents preferred. Address In own hand
writ ny, stating age, &c, j., REPUBLICAN,
Office. hArT'it
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Il. ebh.


5O7 Shipley street, gives + little bon
ton pictures for SO cents, gotten mp IN
the same style as the larger cards. Old
cards enlarged to any size and finished
in oil, erayon or any OF the vsrious
tyles.
Or. gfmms' white PnImonic
Bstsam.
1he famous throat and lung remedy,
the consumptives best medicine. Sold
by dealers, Depot, 4th and King sts.
Phila., 602 Arch street. 500. and 81.
Forest Flower Cologne, the new per
fune Japanese handkerchief, perfum
, ed, given away with each bottle; sold
by Tayler l. Fullerton, Druggists, No
3o2 King street.
Cough and cold destroyer; perfect
cure for colds and coughs: DOMESTIC
CoUsH SYRUP. West Rnd Pharmacy
Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Hsrtman's Worm Syrup is deat
shot to worrs. Pleasant to take. Chill
,dren will not refuse to take 1t. futl
and Poplar streets.
Citrate Magnesia, freshly prepares
4enoe q week, at Resag's Drug Store
.Frent and West streets.
New gravel and plastic slate ROOT
put on and repaired by 4. Mitchell
H., $40 Wset Front street
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GHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of writ OF AIS Levari f'aeiass to
me directed, will be expose TO Pubic Sale,
at tho Court House, on Market street be-
'we On Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the
City OF Wilmington, in New Castle County,
Del
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y0oR hE.NT.-A GOOD STONE HOUSE
r. with Earden, in Brand wine Hundred,
miles from WI ming ton, Lea' the Blue
Bail, at S5 OU q month possession given I'M
media tely. Apply to GEO. W. WELD1N,
on the premises. mss2t3t
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SNOR SAI.E.-THE STONE FIXTURES
~ and stock OF grocery store, 500 W. Sc
cOnd street, The fixtures will be said TO suit
purchaser including shelving, glass cases,
bins. scales and weiuhts, one IT. sOltd silver
mounted French plate gHass show case. The
stock, which must be scl1 by March "a, Will
be disp> sed Of az greatly reduced prices. AL
30 horse, wagon and harness. -
narTt6t M. A. j. SPRINGER.
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TyOR RENr.--THE FOUR STORY
q brick building situate No lii Market
street The same is adapted for either mer.
eantile or manufacturing purposes. Posses
sion given March 2bth. Apply to
THE DEL. FARE ms. CO.,
No sos Market street,
rearTu Wilmington, Del.
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ryvANTyD "A GOOD Roy At W. j..
Pary,s $40 King street. mGrTlt
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Sxy A9rED TEAMS TO HAUL COAL.
w Apply at Augustine Mills, naf7.u
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-23
Good Advice to Michigan People.

The number of people who leave
Michigan annually for the purpose Of
improving their fortunes We have no
means of estimating accurately; but it
must be very large. Many are attract
ed by the glowing prospects of the inn
migration agencies established in the
growing States of the West. Many
more are afflicted with the mining craze
and start for Nevada or Colorado, eth
er to dig or speculate in mining claims.
Under one delusion or another there is
a constant stream of emigration from
Michigan westward and though it is
not very large when compared with the
influx of immigrants from the old
world, from the East and Canada, it is
very much larger than it should be.
There is no State or territory be-
tween Michigan and the Pacific ocean
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-23
A Good Housewife.

The good housewife, when she i:
giving her house its spring renoviat.
ing, should bear in mind that the dea,
inmates of her house are more preci.
Gus than many houses, and that their
systems need cleaning by purifying
the blood, regulating the stomach and
bowels to prevent and cure the dis
eases arising from spring malaria and
and she must know that there
is is nothing that will do it 80 perfect
ly and surely as Hop Bitters, the pur-
est and best of medicines. See other
column.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-23

| Ihdl presents any DetJef neld Tor energy
activity and industry than Michigan it
self does and without these qualitie,
a man may as we'll be in one spot a,
another so far as getting ahead is con.
cemod. OF the masses of men who
have dritted westward from the fertile
fields Of Kansas and Nebraska and the
mines Of Nevada and Colorado, only a
few have bettered themselves. The
rest have Jared worse than they would
if they had stayed at home and hun
dreds would be glad now to return if
they could take at once their old places,
or in some cases, if they could raise the
means. And this results, not from
an honest conviction, arrived at under
the teaching of experience, that Mich
igan offers better facilities to the agri-
culturist, the artisan, the manufacturer
and the workingman than any other
State in the northwest.
Of this fact Michigan men can easily
convince themselves without the ex-
pensc of emigrating, if they will ex-
anime the question for themselves.
Its forests are unsurpassed in magni-
tude and value. It's mines yield re-
turn which is far more certainly re-
munerative than the return from mines
where the precious metals alone are
sought. Its agriculture is far more
varied than that Of any other State be-
tween it and the Rocky mountains
Its fruit crop alone is mine of wealth,
and its productiveness in this direction
no western State can hope to rival Its
apples in particular are the reliance of
the whole western country, and it is
the chief anxiety now of the dweller
i'll far Dakota that the rivers may not
close for the winter until his supply of
Michigan fruit has been brought to
him. Even i'll the matter of grain,
Michigan makes showing while the
treeless condition of these States sub
ject the farmer to vicissitudes in the |
way Of flood and hurricane to which
the Michigan farmer is a stranger. In
the raising Of that most important pro-
duct, wool, no State in the northwest
can compete successfully with Michi-
gan while her enormous water power
and inexhaustible supply of fuel give
her facilities for manufactures unrival-
ed by those of any State in the Union.
The same inducement which Mich
gan offers its own citizens to stay at
nome, it offers to the citizens of other
States and countries to come hither.
The State is out Of debt taxation is
moderate; the climate is equable land
5 obtained on reasonable terms and
here is room enough and work enough
or all. OF foreign immigration the
State gets, perhaps, its full share But
f the advantages were properly pre-
ented to the people of the eastern
States we believe thousands of the en-
grants who now pass through on their
way to Kansas and Nebraska would
'
top and add their quota to the swell
ng Of Michigan's population at the
ext census.-Free Press.