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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28
HOMEOPATHIC Family MedicineCas

HOMEOPATHIC Family MedicineCases
and books, giving concise directions for
treating all common ailments, are a
great comfort and a positive saving in
every household. The best assortment
of all styles and prices is found at
Boericke & Tafel's Homeopathic Phar-
macy, 80 Clark St., Chicago. Descrip-
tive Price Currents gratis. Business
established in 1885.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28
LYDIA c. PaNKHAM'S
fsr all those Painful Complaints ard Weaknesses
common O orr beat female nnnuI atinn.

for all those Painful Complaints ard Weakne sser
socomnon to our best female population.
It will entirely the worst form of Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulcera
ton Falling and Displacements end the consequent
Spina. Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.
1t will dissolve and eZel tumors from the uterus il
early stage of deveiopmen The tendency to
humors there is checked very speedily by its
1t removes faintness atulency destroys all craving
FOR gtimants and relieves weakness of the stomach
1t cures Bloating, Headaches Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility, Sleepessness Depression and Indi
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down. causing pain weight
and backache is always permanently cured by its use
1t will at all times ard under all circumstances act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the cureof Kidney Complaints of either this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA e. PINEGMAM;s VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS prepared at 233 and 23j Western Avenue.
Lynn, Mass Price 81 Six bottles for S. Sent by mali
N the form of pills, also in the of Iozenes on
receipt Of price 81 per box for either Mrs Pinkhan
freely answers all letters of inquiry. Send for pamph,
'eC Address as above. Mention th:. 1uper
No family should be without lYDI4A !. PINKHkMs
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, biliousness
Ind torpidity Of the liver q cents per box
FOR SALE NV DsYETE.f.EGV'&
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28

A REMARKABLE change has occurred
to the comet. A portion Of the nucleus
has been thrown off some 1900 miles
from the main body Prof. Stone, of
Cincinnati, the discoverer of the change,
says the new nucleus, which is located
toward the North star, can be seen with
the naked eye.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28
Be Sensible.

You have allowed your bowels to be-
come habitually costive, your liver has
become torpid, the same thing ais
your kidneys, and you are just used
up. Now be sensible get package OF
Kidney-Wort. take it faithfully and
soon you will forget you've got any
such organs, for you will be well
man.-AL6dnY Arqus.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28
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Always acknowledge courtesies in a
kindly spirit. Throw a boquet and a
card of thanks to serenading party,
if not prepared to invite them in. II
you haven't boquet or a card, throw
a boot-jack or brick
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28

Miss Susie M. Russell, editor of the
Duluth Weekly, says: "When things go
to d K how G d they B come" The
most G D thing we know of is the @
cumber; beware of, it Susie or it will w
YOU up. Watch for it; wait for it-Pecks
SIM
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28
4 Sure Cure for Piles

Do you know what it is to suffer with
Piles If pou do you know what is
one of the worst torments Of the hui
man frame. The most perfect cure
ever known is Kidney-Wort. 1t cures
constipation, and then its tonic action
restores health to the diseased bowels
and prevents recurrence of disease.
Try it without delay. The dry and the
liquid are both sold by druggists
Globe.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28

Il am waiting, my darling, for thee, .
he warbled; and the old man threw up
chamber window and assured him
that ''he'd be down in minute" he
lost his grip on the melody and went
out of the waiting business.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28

1t may be well to state, for the infor-
nation of amateur artists, that plaster
casts of royal personages, are not made
Of court plaster.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28

The chair announced the election OF
Elbridge G. Lapham in place of Roscoe
Conkling, resigned, and the joint con-
yention dissolved. Cheers for Lapham,
Miller, Garfield, Conkling and Potter
followed.
The legislature agreed to adjourn
SINE die, tomorrow, the %. In the
assembly resolution was tabled that
the $4,000 alleged to have been paid
to a member as a bride, and now the
custody of the comptroller of the state,
be handed over to the widows and
orphans of persons killed at the new
capitol. The bill passed to amend the
constitution so as to make the canals
free, and maintain them by a general
state tax.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28

Ho, IE BALDHEADs.-Therei is just one way,
and no more, by which you may be cured-use
CAROLINE, deodorized extract of petroleum.
It will positively produce new hair: there is 10
substitute for this marvel Gus petroleum hair re-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28
- Physician OF Great Prominence

in Thirty street, New York city, was unable
to even help Mr.. VIM. Mckee, of Paterson, n. J.
suffering the agonies always attendant upon dis
eased kidneys. As an honest man and practi-
toner he prescribed and cured him by using one
bottle OF Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28

"Female complaints" are the result of impure
blood. Use DR.. Lindseys Blood Searcher.'
Sure cure
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28
ENDED AT LAST.
The Deadlock at Albany Broken by
the Election of Eiaphan.

ALBANY, July 22.-The joint ballot
for the short term resulted as follows:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28
TUFTS HAIR DYE.

GRAY HAIR or WHISPERS changed to a GLOSSY
BLACK by a single application of this DYE II
imparts natural color, acts Instantare OuSly.
Sold by Druggists sent by express receipt Of 81
Office, 35 Murray ST., New York.
a Dir. TUFTS MANUAL Of Valuable Information and
z GsehIl Receipts will be mailed FREE application
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-28
Necessary to a choice. g..

Senator jacobs moved that the con-
vention take a recess till half-past one
O'Clock. Carried.
The chair then said he had been re-
quested to announce that the demo-
cratic members would hold confer
ence Immediately; also that the repub-
licans would hold conference imme-
diatelv-
, 1881-03-19

A nfeaAttrc to Regulate Thcm WAfct,
Deserves to fIcE0Ille . LnW.

a
Deserves to TyttoIhe Lnws
Representative Patrick ]. MeSInhon, of the
Fourth District, introduced into tho Legislature
"a bill tOr tho regulation and inspection Of
tcnement and lodging huuecs. br othor pFnces Of
hnbitnuon." which Ia an excellent i1lcnsure. and
which, If passed, will grentay atneorhto tho cnn-
t1it[on 0f 1nrgO rrupurtton Of tho residents nt
this city Following IL tho bill as II will rcad II
tho amendments rcIurtctl by the CoIntrittco on
Municipal Affairs aro adopted:
Stale " iutn0fs, represented ~ tic Eturrnt IA
Or architects, l.l1l!ler ur builders Ut, or other
persniI Or 1'ersula interested In nhy rratoutcd
IL 1,y Of n9t .tv pfse ~ oyer ef
HJ,OW i!hatisnnts. to submit ttHns and a',cc'ci'-
t!ons Of my such bnltti,K Or li.i,slsngs tn lhe
Incorporated city. that tho sullI commtFsInher or
ChtnMllHstuners mnf cShininE the an!ti plahs Anu
o as to e ascI tSn Il s ~ TIC IT
" ro1!ns. light n hlr sl,atts, wlhtlnws, vGltfla-
ton " water:c!nsets, drniulHc: aud plumbing.
othor pnraun Or persnna tntercste'! IN tha con
,rnst for Ito plttn'blng work Ut sst, b,,llnx Or
strnctIon s iron, tic ,icith Co,nmlssiSner or
conin.issinners bcforc commencing worls o,s the
sad building or & nniEllmg' @ aa 10 pes@ct' @ ne s
seeSe sIoer or IT. u s S ety e'"'
otep ss or ey u eo pa
piiitnbing work, and Iuforo ,.ny Of Tho
said plumbing worls Il covered up in
my builltng or fIui1dln4a or on tho
premises connected with sall building or huiId-
INKS, tu notify III writing tho IIcut Commissions
or or CD,nlnIssIoIera that sud building ur bnilt1-
lilgs. nr other prGpi8cR, now rcutly for In
HrcctlDn, and It sflnft bD unlawful for my
plumber or oth0r person Or pcrsons 10 cover up
Or In ui,y wny CONCEAL such psuplhtnE-work III
1lcnIth Commissioner or Commissioners approve
Of tho snti1c
SET. !. Ii my architect or nrchitcctat builder
or builders, vtolntg tho provisions OF th5 hct. he
or they shall bg lined In si1m moi lost than $uu
nor moro thun goo tor cAch 0trnse.
SEC,6. II my plumber, or Bthor person or
persons Interested III tho plumbing work. .ylolnts
my Of tho provisions Oi this Huf, hb or they
shli bc fined in Rltttl not icsa ttnu $l01 nor
nlurc thnD $ssu0 for tho first 0ifcnsc; ind tile
| further pcitnlty III $40 for euch Atl1 every lay
| stch rlnrnAer, or other Interested person. or
pers0rs, shM after first conviction. Neglect Or
| refuse to comply will my Of tho prnvialnns or
this uct. tho Instructions OF the 0cnth
| Commissioner or Commissioners: nnl for tic
| SECOND urcnsr Ike pettlty, nn1 IL forfeiture
Of his or thur license to tlO business In BRl city
| for one ycur after cOnvfClon.
| SEC. o. tE,ner1gnuyJ 1naslnuch ms tho health
| Of the reDpto fl endangered, III emergency ex-
fats requiring this net tu tAkG effect 1Mnttsaate.
Is; therefore, tlB act shnli tRke effect aud bc 1n
| forco from md ntter Its pnssuHr.
it is now pending In tho House. and ought to
| rccetrG tho curly attention Ut that body.
, 1881-03-19

Il GftSI1JktAIA Nol1sss
It may prove OF Interest to marlnera to know
thut robins huvo mntlo thor appearance AZ fur
North ns Turont0, Ont.
THO ston1ncr Riverside Ia making daily trips
between netrult aud Wynndotte.
Tho schooner Goshawk has rocelvod three
now n,.lsty at Cleveland.
According to tho O4dcnsburg journal tho leo
IL only six Inches Thick at tho marino railway.
and Il rotting fast. ThoriYor Is HOW open above
tho rnilwHy.
shipments Of fron orc from tho Lake Superior
ruRlo,t are expected to be 4OO.DpD tons creator
this scason thar iast. Tho shipments oe atlvos
Will l,e tlcnvlcr than during three or four, years
f a tn The LnkS sRsr Soer end s 1sSSn WI
there weru immenso stocks, mud It wsls estimated
TINT fully lNA,UD,lUo feet would come from TINT
luibov Will 10 from D0,lOlOOl 10 kN, ,DJ1 feet.
Commander 0onrno W. liuywnrtf. nr' Tho Uni
5 ss HsT pSe!9s t3s to ~ Th
1Inzo IL rtport 0! bnArl for duty, u1lsl her COIL,
lnandrr. Capt., ,alelSenzle, has pten instructed
Nnllnicn iilvers As so0n us pEacttcHble.
Lust Oeiober,. tho schooner Vo'uatcor, from
10 oswcgo WE H. hoons a.Ir 1nr m,, ,ny1
bnck u1td was IlenchHh Ut Port OntNrto. and tue
cargo shlppol 10 It's destination by 0thor .HcArls
shs tsg5xb wr <iasS wrKht s it, pay p
iIU iiAs recovered Il Judgment Of $5l.1 before Il
1.nrr,t,4,t ~ 'rnIcn "
'rha M stest',er city Of Dresden will run on tho
NM nnrnti.tmns m f',r hsr ,,nrcnas. bon1 chi
niu,icd itst weak. Eho viii Ia thurolvhiF over.
hnMui. '''9' "ss~' "''' :"
tu9 ~. .o,.o-,t vo,r. ~ t,r,tnu md n,,tltny
M tSra,,a sch;n,er Inar,, hss rtnnr tilo
Duytnu s sIfchxan Elevator. and Will Mt oncu
9:'nt - rfisS W. f - II, 4,tfot uafond
,Inht1 wriIcs ~ Hit i,, ia nnpty md h",.yy. ad
WIN nFan9ry eua Wentuor ~ sM ''eeo w
"1nt s"n, nrsm ' f,rsrnr ~ t,s,r of tho ar,w
C,1it,r,., t n,,a n,I,r-s n.n ,,,tine Tar thcu,
~ Ttev . ~, ~ ,%n ni u .u ~,
!tce Acum AMvJ nnno ~" Wy tHo usuusu LII III
, 1881-03-19

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Mnrch 1S.-A stock conf
pany, composed uf Cleveland capitalists, has
been formed to construct monster Iron pro-
pelcr for l,so III tho iron.oro trnc. Her dlnon-
H!ons will TIC: Length OF keel, ess feet; bennl, ~
feet; depth OF hold, - foot; tonnage, 5000 not.
Capt. Pri,lgle, Of Cleveland, will slipnrlntunL
the construction md command her fno 1lohc
Iron. Works Cullpuliy will huil tho vessel, aud
sho will le reA,!y FOR launching BY tho sprlg Ut
lss.. Thu tutnl cost H. to bo S3tu,0u. This III
fnrtnation Is obtained from tho MenoMlucu lrou
Company,
, 1881-03-19

An "old tnr," says tho San Francisco Post, "llas
Prepared handbook Of nautical tor1ns for tho
use Of persons who intend to follow tho sea, III
order 10 correct popuinr holcf, our author
grayoly nsscrts TINT tho hcrths on board shlp DO
not necessarily add TO tho census. The hntull-
Ways nEe mot hens ncsts. The weigh Of tho ship
hnot tho cxtcnt or her avo!rtlupo!s. Tho bout
swain does norplpo all hands within mccsschnnn.
The ship does not hnyo wako over dea'l cnlu,.
the ewUtt OF tho ships sillD Is mt ctil1sea by
candle. Tho hold ii not tho vcssol's grip Tho
trough az tho ship Is nut dug out OF tho Ahlp's
!oR Tho crest of II wnvo Is no ilitlEcAttUn Ut
men arc not boat to QlAttors With y club. Ships
aFe ncvoc tHIardcl ut hntc!s. THO lmw Of II sltlp
lnas arc novcr tnnnlfaut,lred from yurn OF b.! a
sgNn Spinning, Tho Aa!ls OF Il ship nro nut mntlp
y y an a',stionccf NOR ar9 tho stays constructed
, 1881-03-19
0lRnJ to Montreal for tho i.rst.

meats frrm CuvolRnJ to Montreal for tho brit
1sE fnHrkets.
Tho sttmm.hargp Van Allen f1na bcen p,,r.
chnsrd w Cnpt GcorRn Wright and Sons. Of lort
70 ptnca. tho Vnn AIh,n nn,l tnw. Iurge I.owls
Ro's nn tho t.hlcnx nnl flurHihn ttny rnittn. to
curry KrHlu In connection with tho Midland llaii-
rut.tl.
, 1881-03-19
MARINE NEWS.
oranarations Here and There for
the Opening Of MavIga.
ton.
The DctrOit Fleet, md Who VIII
Command the Coming Scn-
HOns
What Is Being Done in the Ship
Yards In Canada-Numerous
Notes.

rLEET CAPTAINS.
,ous ns'Iy't BY tho oifs r',ts ' prt*s: ~
prdgeou Flee, : propc1lcr John rrtlReon.
M!esan rse xn isSt: sp sshooror 'as N!e'o
''f psrsss hs*i rselsscame"arxa ss Annie am't John
n fT ,1ul,ou schooner itc,,hc,, now*, rim l,emuy;
i; Is,noncp a,n,ep1; rolumbimn, Charles Wood.
r.es; stcan,*b'rso A!pen"> Wesley lsrown; nc"
en 1r6or Go, Ghn'p'Ise' rec. Steam. paruo
I"h'' ,,,, I,,,orf :. n,rr,,,. u+nou,hnryo
cbauncy l1arlnaa, re.er u. n.rr'ts, .,es.'
ts;r,,sn,n0,iI's Flcet-Stc,n-b bnrso FIDrn. Will
1smeSo s' y: s,n Jul. Marseo; tug AeGcilan William
t,,"d;orj.
cs5unas f5ons ns I;ansr! ". VI istnS
Tr kd,s S'Sss o% i'll ?'s %o' sehoonor III l.
LGyhIst, L3s91Ist 'ffe feeetraK nsnt~ Niagara, D. Miller;
,ohoau"rs Iteinirrr. Ynt ifynu; Mnntirui.n,
eharle: T''sker ,ayt"n l!e!!S a. Gayn; ~
tnnrr. tS.1, Munt,nurr1ey, Gruspu Uel,s; Mont
go,ncry, william llrs,n'kcr: Nopubiic, Calhoun;
h9n5ani: naIeit 'ranspur,"tiGn compauy'a Fleet
ssarSMs11l M1lc: i'oh nrves e rnn ss Gn!cs i: shc
AZ: 1FE' iro" Gilt. WiIiilns s'Iic'i.
Girt flcct.-fuHs Chnn1pipn. q. nattrhy;
Sweepstakes. u. II. !itlnn; MAsfGFs, W. a.
Eeres: Stranger. .l'tilts lir!!,es. ,,. ,,.,,
Ulhet Cruit-SscnnerH city q petrnlt. MIL
lan Mckay; EnrshwGst ID: =: Meanen5ah; @ Gy i!f
sar,s: VI A,ska. i. IiArry!nan: l:anhMc, =. Chm
pan: krwee,tnw. Jones: ~. l'nlii. e E.l; steam
o1tves Sort4orncr, \; n: shsppnrd; ' NMsh,in' y.
l. Stay: Morley. Frank NUot: Empire: ~.
OToule: Z. W: I,nmcr, Duddesnn; llnslisnn'
Mctmcef; 4. F., llouHn, .luhn Mcnftnuf; pru-
pcIltE Gnzcie. u Nich9lsOn; t,'ga H. =; linlIai.
tine, WI!linm holster; Jay G. Mnrse+ j. lt,rAley;
Turrcnt, Wllliutn lsoos; John MRrts'l, u. Oirar"
din: John Owen. j. T. Young. ,,.,,-
The slensn-b VI the FilzYtfnid al!lWankee
heet will be commanded NJ fallbys: ktrsh!W,
, 1881-03-19
vESgEr, F1'1tANgFrfRa

vEsaEt T1tANsFEls.
Fhll0wlng 1re sutiO vessel sMtcs recently re.
cut,sGtl 1T Detroit:
-. Stean-burHe u. Frin,livtIlc--Ertc s; Western
lrlisrnr!nti1n CoI'p1,Iy to Thn1f1as u. Allen;
.stcnln-lnrHe A,t,crt MiItcr-Abrnm Smith 10
n. EsH1cinnii. 0f MHnlstEt; whofe. f9u,WN.
St"nni*hurHn 1lcAsi1--li. q. Sthnuor to John
1iM,!snn: nr knntlusky: wlulc, Fa,UN
Fr!irGlrr SHSs,t1l-SOrthrrn Transit Company
To- ". Il. Wnrrnnr; whplu, Eia,Ms.
rrnpuer IT. fnhl-W. L. Wurr[ner Co. 10
Wiclslu TO-. .11uran, o.: private forms.
aGhfhn"r T. b. 1lIngGrfnrl-Wt u. Murgly and
others tn t.tpl. Robert Dr,1ry mud oihOrs nuttA.
to- whole. t1.aM.
,:A;;looner Frink Morrcc-E. Mcclure to Ja,nos
Nh1ture; whnlr. SBUh
9EhtA,iur Elvltt-L II. Fort!cr to George W.
af9rgnu; wtIt,ir, $i5Nj.
ScMntiCr 1icietl-M. Hrol,Khiy to Il. Granger;
whUEc, $Nkl. -..
linruo thnr!ea. II. wceks-Erlo s Western
Transportation Company to ThuInns u. Aton;
wllnle, $B.tNi 80.
llnr4n lturksukc-Er!c 4 Western Trnnsporta.
tfon Company to Z. u. Allen: whu', f5uN.
scl,nnfIGr Sni1ntnr-Atexander liuelb 10 }. W.
Cnn1cr: nnr- third, $.,Ml.
Record hna nEcn niiiIe atth0 MILWAUKEE, Gus
fnfl. l0tke nf tho ENlr n AtpO.hall intereat III
tile achMnr II. y. l.,IrEer hy ftnnu IlurRcr To
Chnrlrs ItlltnK, nll or ManltUwG. TOR *1.0D,
II. Dltsun, uf Milwaukee, hus purchased hhlf
Interest IN the achnoncr Casedonta from Il.
JphiIaHnt for S5n cash.
4. j. Dewey haa sold his interest L, the
sehooners a. j. Dewey atid Wutcrtown to Folger
urU8., OF usWtgO,
, 1881-03-19

DRT-DOCK OWNERS MEETING.
a meeting ut tlry-!uck owners in nll fRko
cEtlc5 WIS held ut Cleveland Inst Wednesday,. ut
which Itotcrt Mills, OF Buffalo. WINS elected Pres.
ldent for tho ensuing ycnr, md a. Cor1cR, OF
Ilufalo. Secretary and T'roasurer. a card-rato,
tho satne MS that In uso lust ycar, wnB afoptcu
except MI inGrGAae from 10 to ii cents per tOA for
vessGla over h0O ions. And on efte.whee1 steamers
from ~ To IN cents tIer ton. Tho meeting also
pnasctt u resolution to charge nll vessels doug
work ut o,ltslllp s.ipyars double rates. for dock
n9t. a resolution, thAt NIL Cann1inn vessels
shnlI ho docketl according to American tonuaKo
WIS ntSO pnAsGl.
, 1881-03-19
PERS(1NfT.

M TATRIAlONIAL-A YOUNG WIDOW,
WI hRylng n pleasant tInlp In city In Wisconsin,
would lkn correspond wluI gentlemen FROM ~ %
~ yehra Of nge, with View Ii. MAtfnDI1y. rHk-
enks p yaGtan ct,ult hayt good urnelicu ns nti-
tlcsnnn with 'i.9delats inen,nH amd Huct tns.os
upAt. AJ1turH y II, TrthunU h1ice.
, 1881-03-19

CIIAKACT1;RlST1C. y SLOW.
IT. tho Dumlulon OF Gambia tlonsc Of Eomn0ns
of Ottnwn OH tha 18th Of February, Mr.. Patter-
aoi, {F;ssexl moved for the report Of tho surveys
for harbors tnniu ny tho 1ate John Lindsay,
G. r., on tho nortA shore of 1.nk0 Eric between
Point rcrc reef and tho mouth Of tho netruIt
River. A Rreat many wrecks bud occurred On
the Shore und thoro WIS crying necd for tho
establishment uf Fl rood l,Hrltor between tho
tluIre n fnrnh stin OF money to execute thts
work. and the honorable Krntlcmnn could not
'i,uhIle work ut a,see. III tic meantime, papers
would 10 brought down. and tho GnverilHinnt
wplL ryo tho uattcr thDlr best attention. Tho
motion WINS currtetl.
, 1881-03-19

IsUtSINESS CIR )S.
A GOODRICH, ATTORNEY AT Jaw,
II sI3l Ira for. 81 CAleuLu. Advioo froo} II years
uxpptDuuA lIusnv.s 4uuslY uni lu9ntf trRntaeAId.
, 1881-03-19
PARTNERS JY1iNI'ED.

PAlrrNEIl WANTEn-zWTrll slo ooo TO
sLunds Tho business will Invest oauat amount ADJ
dF0ss Z ". TIA bunS utnGa.
, 1881-03-19

NEW HTEANIEIt 14IN F.S,
:, according to tho Cleveland IitftId, two now
i!nea OF steIrars arc to connect that city with
,.,t Mmerctt po'nts during tho coming scasnl.. Ono
s1 run betwcsn Cleveland aud saxinaw.
Stopping at ull intermediate luke points and
ssFEyln9 passengers mud freight. Tho steasl,er
ss9naw Valley, now constructing ut Hay CITY.
Wv! Wv! 10 put ON th!s IInc. Her owners and con"
.so1lers reside In nny City and East Saginaw.
apt Mcurcsor will co.n1nand her, and her
russer will be str u. H. Farrcsy. Tho othor will
w mirnm Cley'r!aud to Port stantcy. Georxu
~ ~: TURNER. OF Cleveland, has been negotiating
W ~ steanier for this f0ute VII prominent
hyet.
Turing tho coming season Of navigation tho
ksupellsrs EaltfornlA aud Africa WILL FORM new
Inc oetween Cleveland aud MunlruAl to engage
~ ~ passenKer 1ud freight traffic. A fcAturd Of
i9'shaw departure " " w tho tranafor OF snoked
, 1881-03-19

A GEN'lS WAN1ED-lN EVERY CITY
~ Or town. M cupint reaulreh. A!td!nss, WIN
TViureilcoa Harden CITY tiraIi ExchanSs Ehten.o W.
A GENTS WANTED-FOK THE SALE
IA III WnIto'n li.slury uf tho christian Ito4lnn.
I'Dy chi u.akn frt,nl s. ID si9 day. Addran. &
WAITE co. ~ AulOr BLOCK, ~ LII eal'a'At's Eh'-
GAgu,
, 1881-03-19
xiGEN1.s WtiNIT;D.

A GENTS WASTEl)--Ff)li ENC. .tjS1VE
~ cDatrnl Of yaur nwn county, senn oMr AMI
nst.ur satety sp1lngns bn9gy wnss Want them e
t ssj,ts Send stamp for prlce-llst, cut, and cou
" -"SA'' '9'A' ntl-Rnlt!or Safoty KrslnK Ca.
3J uuu I'll IHllnl-at tHc1Hn.
, 1881-03-19

COUNTRY REAL E4SILiII;.
TNOlk SAl.E-S'rUCk F.AltM--soO ACRES
Il III Eauk County. Wises1,sln, on T. n. ". lsaIl.
cviltvnIeu lunds, CltA6. II. WILLIAMS. UArabuU,
, 1881-03-19

I(OAKD--AND FURSISlIED ROOMS.
- RUtt,, Ut ThFiy-tirat.kt coftv unrnt to IlnntA
Central fnr gent wife. and ttitd. Address OAK
LASi1, caro- Il. II. r. Gu. l.iJ l.akG.Rt.
, 1881-03-19
INSTRUCTION.

TTNELEultArIIY. HOOkKEEl'lSG. AND
i YutIuEuI Engsh BRANCHES taught by ExEDfented
aAa Practical toacLurs Ut itoM H. N1tta ClaFk.s.
TNANTED-TOUSG MEN 10 LEARN
,'tH tayHrnphlMgi situations gnnranlsea' Ia11 Oh
f.. VALENTINE ~ ls1Fk.AY.. AfltEQ = ol.
, 1881-03-19

WAGNER. TIE GllEATl:sr nf Mob;
wv aril musicians, snYs VI ihe world-rcua~tlud
E-Ii:Yt "Vhe tuuo of lilo ESTEy uKuASB IL
EsTEr[vcrY beauttiu! and nabl... and Eisn. ii,'
EslEi thu hsentrAt Eltatsufe. tl3 ftent 'leli!.
EHrErlftASX lIsHV, IL nlao totlxhtuH Wi&h
Es'rEf ltheus." -. .
sai0 ut low prices. cash or Hi1Mtl!ly pAyn!Dnts.
- erUitf a. CAMP. 1hs mil ~ stnto.st.
, 1881-03-19

I1OR SALE-S22, 10 CASH WILL. UUY
tnrr!snH.st.. pnynz u pcr cunt not IN r1h OwI9r,
WNoFth llAlstul-At.
JJsOlt SALlt--NO. 100 WEST ADANtS-ST.,
~ with lot HEIR ran ,o bud for thu vn,n nt tNo
JMlid ntollu une ~ thu best 1Iecns 10 improve on tho
street. nnd Wa would erpcclniy invite tl9att1nt!on OF
, 1881-03-19

TfDK SALIs-NO. Ut. MONROE, CORNER
A. llOnarG-st. twu-ntnry nst basement brick
lluute Wiki VI! lno!er improvements Lot ~ feet
trnnt. II. pDYWtS, III WMrI,lHE.u .uIl-rt,
, 1881-03-19

THE CElAN AND A1lGONAUT
as has urcatly been announced in THE TntY-
uSE ono 1T tho engines and bullers Of the stcnlu-
barKe Inter.Occa Hrc being transferred to her
cunsort. tho ArHonaltt, which hercaftor will
tr,,vel TN her own houk. These engines arc low
pressure, with oylindors OF forty.fonr 3nchcs
lx,rp s,ld tllrty-two Inches Rtruke, Tho boilers
arc tlIru Asltl OEEEu1f feet In diameter md HIx-
teen feet long. Instead nf two propollur wheels.
the Eslter.Ueenti will hercnfter curry t,tly one.
Tho Ar9onnrt will also bs u Single. wheel craft.
Thuso lnc boats belong to tho liscnr,abn s. Luke
Mlchiunsl Transportation conpMny. The cx-
pense Involved! in tnnktnV the change Will nut
in.l short uf s20,UN. A gInilco ut tho dimensions
Of tile cylinders hf thu c!igtncs must convince
even tho f1,Dst skcpticn TINT the Btonm- DarWcs
aru provided with nnlpe powcr to pull them
through in my kind Of weather.
, 1881-03-19

III IGliEST PRICE l,AID FOR STATE
IL sayings and Ft,Iollty Hunk books. md Scnndi-
nnvinn National Hank rGrt!tic1tos. lHA HOLMES,
t;gue1.t tsfukVf, u " NuHItlksluEl.aL
, 1881-03-19

NIuNEY To LOAN On CIIICAt;D REAL
IVA GslaiH In nI,Y MInunt hbnvU fttA ut tlU lowest
rates. HENRY MAhi.I:tt LN, ~ ueHr!'oEn.<i.
, 1881-03-19

TrOH S.tLE-s9l WEST MOSl.UE-ST.,
near CentDnnry Church nnd AnAGnent
brick II rolIl.s rsl,!e bn.tl; lot xx L'rlcc. tiau
Mniil MI uflur. MEAD i IIlE.. iil Ii HaIlQ.s1,
, 1881-03-19

FI,O KENT-A STORE, a5 Fl. ];Y 10,
L nrat SsMtn-Et.t eentra for the finest trade In hs
rIty viii mt tor r3stap1nt ka!Uun: nnne bns
tnt,.e ttla intend to occupy need zepls. Addreas \
L linn
, 1881-03-19

NJUSEY To LOAN On FURNITURE.
1X1 ptc,. without removal q. rARki. lW Nes1
a1unrDb-kt