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, 1881-06-22
FISH AND FISHING.

Ent,,,aiu,tlc 1vutt0Eiunx-'Tho Cctlnr
Island Fishing Club 1IiIl1UMnirer
Who Ifnlt FOR s.flbb1ca s-Tilu Lnx-.
HrlDt,x Cub lYouso Mt Fox Aakc-
EuElIA1s lake.
The t|taclpIc. Of Old Ike Walton aro 1,st now
II wrcut KfcG over tho tlnc sin'rt afforded with
ho rt, In nearly nI ilX-Ert,Ills c0ltlrllnt1s
O this city. The nld.tlmtrs wln sptnrctl suckers
tho North Brunch thirty ytnr3 nxo an! the
:nmtns who Mrtitre thtr strings ttf perch To-
lay oil tha outer rInr cnn swap lies without dis
,lrDuy the e,luanInllty Of tho sainn tltic f!sc,'-
nan or tho prrse,lt ur.. Solnu Of tho brAt pni',h
sh md excellent strcnn,s arc ftl,nd llrAr ChE-
a,yu, ind wlthn Ii yunr Dr t,an plscntUrltt sports
ave received hitch attention; and. although
mr ny-cuslers arc not plenty, yet tho nun.
'cr oi mtr iistttr''lst wh' cln kl! ss bass
honrh ,So i i,s, Iuws are very iit,ls oi,sorve 1t
" 1e N ~ Inc teS ssss n,, II IN ets Ghs.r
@ wri ~ tic wcailleHt HrEIs1ilzatlnn q tee
;in Sy9oa arSey y s!s + LTD, tnS Ics'Ir nc
4OO0 cl,.-hotisu 81, Fux Islkt, H., !! lev miles
lAoye 3icIIcnry. It was orgnnlzttl In lBs' lil!i
;ssn " i S f. S H. sSs "Sf;s fsssSs +
tarkgr, .lr. W!ll!nm Il. Linn. MaliaaGfa y !,as
iaHrtshns h co'iition. Tlo c}iiG.noss Is Oh % tGo
wcs: RharGu u tho lake, md ins GrpntnRon Of to,lr
nGrea, ad THO entire eSlhlltsGtnent u Arfa!lRcH
for tho convenience Of tho nelntJors nni Its
guests, tho winc l:l,sy !. shargo "f parttss wh'
prtirl1n evcry cotnturt f0nnh ut t'rsl.vlss tIo-
tolls. Extensive improvements tr9 bulnK tinla
this se'lsit to epSt s:f,N0, UNI! VIII lMettdo =
iuatnA.duck md sHnt.l,nise, Twenty-Five hy
furty-pluht feet, which &tl bu quito novelty lii
Tint lrElon. As well rs very Frt.,t cu'iycn!nlith
to tho tishcrmc1l The cllii'-hntsu IL nlso ltuEtsg
earxs to oMIS l H. tor;nsr % ;Iisa ;Ginss!ty aa
crnl l1t!tttt,Y and rrfrhtFlt!x throughout. FOur
new bouts nrc teMrly finished. II, ntlnn III tho
dozen expensive club hF!ts ntid tlo eight Or tet,
meuSers. an,i costing from. go 10 tisi
each. Tho t!oors 0r tho uluh.ht,l,se are
nicoy. pntntca. many rigs nro conveniently
piaeed tnr1,tAa tie ln!lt!nk, the furniture y
substantially hiln ttb Wtrc-aprlYs mn bcfss Slicll
as to ulfoE.l sweet E!cep even to 'shvrtlon with
proScrs'n!y bud l.irk. The loyns q tl,o css4l,.
no,sis nf Chlcago md 1rslstcr Is xvpt for III
posud that only tho truth Is pl.ced n.,oI! ireurl
hcrr. MS It is known ~ by war !llil'estit fur u
shcfnan tug We'Tat " 'nrr x
amid ti!o ,post l,!etarcsle SCENERY, llr .llsnl.
noat;ak, s!ns a,,'' Ex!a''ninK fros. Aarsl' u u
pair ia tic iakc ieinro june. ailhuuEh thoy may
furry 10 thu closing limit III lie fnl. buck.
s,o'tlns c1;t"ye IN s,s
bask h',ss iISm ftpr '!,rk!1!a niaSes aa,onK ti,o
aioas tno r1ores. FIoksrsl, tsk iass, snnPss'
sunl!sh. uni perch nnb!uul anl nrs Killed III
prMlIHiuilH numbers, hut. according To tho prl-
fesslonM atn,ltlnt ut tho rrR1!,.l. no record III
kept ut the,M. IIiAck bNss und i,lk1 RN,, pr4,-
cmlnontly. the sl,t,n lsBt Of tho .tGtton. tial-
u,lnows capturral u mcts ani kHpt III iarge
tHll c.vhs III lilo lat,IlnK, a,lti wiiys rcIt,sy. :
Vhis t'lul', III e0Mnucttuh with nnothsr GltthKn
, 1881-06-22

HhSrt rb& to,!cv A3rnst, Uiosel at " t1lH ~. Lang
lnnds s}4@.h5lo b.xn lonE.aya l,aa, tSs:fn swoat.
nsss pI's n n. s ~ !"r ao
ilne0n 0pGtei H. Gsifa fgr sfNiulAars naa]xa for
sirt rlls, fur eNtt clears, kIlu4o for hatns,
Mt cnHvnanii lnit tHlt:kHl, I
nEEf-Wns anlUt Mt $!a2aaln0 for mosst tlls9s8s
, 1881-06-22

Fortr:nlnth q: 9 corner nf tyrascru nv hom!r:
ynt. f l0JHjfal II, a1n}Glt Iuun u ~. II. nnA
J. th'hrdr Ia thu taraMd Trunk mud junction a..
rTty n H. u c;T,,r ~ innniii ~. ii
nFrr*, stnfeit .nhe n t.anie* +. tlltlStt0 10
sum. pnny>........... ..,,................. stN
NESr nF CiTf ftMiTN WITHIN 4 AiDtus or
Fi:vES Mills tiF THE t>liItT. itts:HE.
California ny, y " cns,lsr nf AtrpnEn,Ie at.Hf,
th4 II ~ hlfHy t!htrt fMnr tIutln Jnlit,*tNts.
Lr., IN Ane ktnlhtr1iH1. .,...s......, EN
, 1881-06-22
1.nltucl.t 1skaYAlelakl&

IRE prcecriblnk TINT tried md tstso. remedy.
Kidney. Wurlf tor tho worst cuEt.A Ut pilfnusnesS
IND constipation, " wGIk VI for kidney uuttl.
ralt5t 1hcIu ts soarcely persosl " p FOUND
coray nf Kli,lSy- W1rt Every syrlng. il yai,
feel oat o{ snFts and don't know why, Try p1ok-
AKe 0f kllnsy. Wort and yuH will f0Gl Ike d new
creuture.-i'i xAts Sc,tflul.
, 1881-06-22

The fo1iowinnworc tho receipts md shipments
t,f at,,tllnE articles Of trnlt,ce' IN this cty lr-
ing Tho twaniy.four hotirs ending ut : Heiuok
'rucs'1hy tnurn|rR atA for tho corresponding
tt,ttr II yet,r nrO:
, 1881-06-22

Foreign cxchunys WIS stronger, pus.p4, ratc.
bclng 4a,,t and lsI,t Primo hnt,kcrs hills were
4si, a lSii Fur sIxty-,,my tlllrrn
prompt delivery, lS:;. Continent airxrla,An
wns stcaty. slxty-ny commercial ltIa. prr,tnpt
delivery 1T, fiGtrc, ha1s lur1eatx, h1sts
EiStr.ttuy cnunErftN hills I'M Anfwrrtt. l1C1fy-
rr,, ntnrrt ,rorc ~. :: ii ,n. t1rIlyrrr,l tcyk
's"po I"uP': wv .."tA's''".s. "S''' =, wv.
month, 1T! a4iRsita. Ithhkt:rs tllls M NrrihRaS
were !or sSss eSs ',,s @ 'rar1 ~ .r e',a" n,","
.mes-''"J '"."e' 'S't' .'''s' '.t., ,,!, = ,
,3tdt,r1E; su1,1e delivered III thrru weeks. r.iiah
mi. t,rn,,r,f,t .t-tr,, ,u, ro+,,n+cnt ~, rtt,x
ms. FAR Al trs ur, H., III fur ,}rtt,nnt
o'Nty"'y coh'hlar'!ua WV .1:see ~ u'
cred next inoeiah NsselaW"'," ". snappcrs e*'
cnnuRu " New ". 18th ~" ~ wns w. w. "!sss
Ino vaiue ts*":"s" "i aae .',,''al''se ~ .n.
l""teu NJ" ~ ~ .suM -. ~ W" W" ~, IN ~,
a"y was ssra' ess tnal 't,u t!H " w ~, ~, w.
NF!alons VI sno uteca "es,s' M tsea na."
Rst..e .nn. .sF uS ss"n ,I,., % t.,,n ~ =.
o"ro'ts VT ."o =. H., -, u' .a' - -, ~ "
, 1881-06-22
E1ltttatENT*.
A,trtc1.Es.

i,tiG,HI: ,,,,,,. y ~ h.'..". 'T?:a| giAI @S:SI AsH
Shit, r!s..,........, .INI Ag aHN aEI
f:gss ,,.t, t'kn,....'" ~: SffS aEEH ,uiH3i u,f H,
t,rstHf appirs. ~. 49,. ... ,,,,,, ~. 49,.
l,.'tl* lasl y.
nh, rnI,myIur ,rn,r .vns tuspoctot tuto s+nrc
III ,hfe ct,. vnsinr,tnH ,nnrri,y d ora rc,i yIntcr
,yhrut. n rnrs Nh +, In . rnra tn,v vrottc. fnt.
,uJrci NJ cnra NJ a.nr,nv IN rnrs M, Il tf,,. II
cnrs rotectc,, cnrs m vroo iii whoat,: asicnrs
M !, cnrt, IN, rnrs an,t nm in, hIut ntxnl. n
rnrs n,,w In NJ rnrs un,v mycd N; rurs m nrrte,l.
4, rurs nm wrnt]n mn corn. n, rnrs tyh.to nnts nj
rurs No. aulxc,l, Al rurs rc,rcrj cnrs M, ur,lo
nh- onts,. tnr M. !, rye Il rnr. rccntn,l. f mrs
hnrlcv. 'rotni II. III rnrs, s0nnnl In. 1nsncctrf
out. tt n, In whcnt .ratrb I'm cnru. 1ltkM IN,
oats
Thc ,cof,tno rro,uco nartcta worn atcut,,cr
;o,tnr1o, !, th"u uonaI thn rr,1, ,r rrt,oa -hnJn,,
,mttor ANAL In ,,;nat ,icnnr,ncnte' Trnvfsinns
nvr,uvni n shndn f,rmcr. nfirr rnIlnu m unr1v
Il, I'm inv. thov ,rorn hntol IL. ~, a,nunn nr
ni,nnt h, nj liz ytuck. Vnr,is. Tho ,nnst nnt,,.
worthy sort IN hnr nrotl,tc. ,yas tho fnnt
Tint A,,u,,at inrd wns s,tohttv t,scnmntet n4
rntnt,nrr with Iutv. which an,,,, ncnpIn thn,,uht
,uny meau n so,,ncyn far nrxt month. What
wns urtIvn cnrIv. WITH frcc atlns ror scnto,nhrr.
nnarcntlv viii, tha tcst.u nf t1enrrs.,ntr prlcea:
r,t Inn ntscrnns wcrc Mi tntru' f,nntiirnco II,
whcot IA t,r,t,nbiv uuatnnci hv INV rrctvht
rntcs. wc i,o,n. hnxrvsr lint Siwouknn wns
strunv vcatort,ov. In conacn,,cn,o nj stnnlt re-
rints win ta hcifof th"t thov nrc Ili,ci,. in la
small. md thcro wura Inrrc cxnnr. nricrs In
Nc,v yorr corn ,rns stronnrr, nhvunr,nv f,,,,v
t:c ,,ninr n vIgnro,,a ah,nnina ,,cmnnJ xnnc i,c.
tnt, NJ, E,tronon,, uccount. n VIVA tnkc, throinh
IN Nav Vork nj 10 nnr b,, f1nts wnre .rothor
wenk onr,v. Then s,cntl,cr' mt nln.ri
tnr,r, t1,n,;v,, rrcc,rts wcrn x,nnlnr. l,yn
,yn. .tonSv or,t ,m-,o. c,,otn1 no.,nr
Mn.e ,,,rm rlosc,i may, nt stanSs IN e,x snr
1miv and x,a .r3.sGata m fnr A,vmss Inri n,osct
u.'. - in az n ~. r, I,i., ..,, = N rMtCs
, 1881-06-22

veInpera'lce clotkyme.,. lawyers, ladies, and
d:cturs tse Hep NitturA liz they do tit,k tnto4t
cAte, but rcaturu brain und ueryu wustu.
, 1881-06-22

II. ! as4!ai; ~ ",
Tho l}G,lAcr and fhtttcr repenta m rottl nii-
thorisy that tho Metropolitan Rloyatcd ltalIroad
C0mtIany earned III tho pIst tight months, utter
allowing for tho trnisfer Of passengers ut Chat
iultn Squire mud fair rental for tho use OF the
Now rurk Elevated repHir shops. loas thnn X uf
rer cunt, willie the New York EloyMtcd earnetl
III tho sumo time II per cent,
Tho Rross earnings of tho fol!o"lns' raiiroads
ate reported;
'''' Jung sss;sv;s4 :$ WILL ,':.s:si
5ssss 5s /; nYss s 's 4sSS sS
ENrntllKa Of tho Indiana, bloomington West
ern Nulsuntt, Ohio DltEslOn:
First w9ok n !Maa. tSs..
sanlo ttnu III 'Ssh'"......'.'' l,.a
A1StH
Tho following ID corrected report Of earil'nas
III tho st. I'Mui 4 Omaha Hallway Eompany.
HososG west IN Jnne, ,issI..............". asiN
Increasn.. H.G
Payments TO be Inadn fly tho Tr9lsnry. IN tho
noxt month ara: For Interest dn the cnrronuy
It's ttbntt II. .0, 800 md OIL tho " $1,4oDo0; nlsn
for principal and tntorUst Of tho Gs Of 1881. about
$.l,uol tsh1, null In addition. Interest III The n
nav beng " "cxtendp.l" at,ut *i,000,0 ,000, making
grand tDtal Ut <as, ,sso. GU. tho srent l'uik ot
which wilt probably be dsh.irsed befuEc tho be:
Hnulng Of August. -}.....
1'llut e. rete Marquette cummings for tho week
en,Eng .1un0 II wcsu;
:;:s:;;;: ;;;E{| 'i;|';
isp;t:..: fistt ::.:...: s' zS' saS a&@ ...:. '
v,; ; ss!k9s 'SsS, ss;9s tsS 'silS ,sSaS
Thu following shows The ranka OF tho aetlvo
| stocks:
, 1881-06-22

Thtsn figures Hnnw n tlrcErlan during Inst
work 1T INT, ~. lii rt,r,. uRS. Ut, lnlrIry; MID M
nerensn Of ,StNl III, wt,rns. rit, III In ont., l;su
In ryc. Tntni tt,ertM*r, :rH,l1b In.
The foilowth,t .nlle slows iEn 'lf<rilhtfnfi 6F
tho reAl1ttlt!a sprc,l frs',n thi. city lass wtrk:
, 1881-06-22
GENERAL MARKETS.
1llOOAf-Ct,,tN-riatut Is nn ne,ivo demand At nun.

tntinrs:
t:ec hurl nnt ensp1ts .............,....,...NtaN
ttrEtt ktt.Wu
NtH.tlHHHti, uts ~
lnfOtjDr AiId cHHltnnn. ~
CFtbHni.
HANtsiSt;1'ho market wns 'sh!ei, with M a,votab,o
variation, 1.vanes. The tone Of thu hatkct Is n,m
especially fnr eultuti sGamess baKF+ Wn scpca; our
'likts
stmrk.:.. ..... n; t.nrlnr. e IN eltt
utlur Eraek. tsMnn ts single. ..Efxt'
lBwtstDii. ...........I.Ei! !hHnes d09bIe...t eli
Als,rrlgtlll.,.. ........,..Ms stuU sMcks....N k{i
iuT"rE,t-W3th a continued rnuA llputMnd and Il.
vurable weather for. hDlhnr thDru vas a cansdebt
frrlng. Fine sn.dus especially wurc held with pru.
nnl,cut 3rcrs. snlex IL tho clty rntall Trade In
affected nt slightly higher nrlcss Than quoted beIux
inNcY creamery Ho,ng at Tic hud saectcd daI1
nj 41c. WI htil quote:
rcunry. e!,oise:: .;%92a ri I,arI fe:s t. good. LYON.
trch1Gry, ,fAsr tOtti 1stA la kftiK :totk.
ljnlty, cli1ico.. Gfoasu.. ............
CliEEsE-Tllsro II u 1uItn nnrked Improvement ID
tho l1ns uf this mtnrknL illahor Liverpool quota
ttnus and at,arr utiyascs III thu Now York market
ayu cnl,t unt much fttcr lunntd. and With Yeri
favorable went!lar for ilundiinR md the cntyuntse
cutp,s tattIer light ttlors ara roallsng t{eHcad
vHncs 0u lust wrck'h prices. Wc quotc our Ista
f..tF.s
, 1881-06-22

EUIlI5EHA{fIt--WNH Fttndy Nt T753cl2t1,W Tor N1fS
bursuln md % for tArtt t!GIccs.
ElGS-WUre hi salr AIppy and f1slA At l5o pef dos
fur fresh. l..
FlHlf-lnkc lsh nfvctl mp nnothgr tiDtch, tho sap-
l!y cnntnAuR tu fn ahort nf thu tloinnd. In alt-
wnsyr descriptions ttUr0 W9To no changes. Trade
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08

For fine dress coat give Henry Miner
call.
Hel ny Miner has fine line of suit
ings.
The stock of scarfs and ties at Henry
Miners is huge and no mistake.
For suits that look well and wear we'll
go to H. l.. Greenthal e. Co.
All the newest styles of dress goods
and Trimmings at Macarthur, Smith e.
Cos.
Our 10 and 15c Dress Goods cannot be
beaten, Macarthur, Smith IL Co.
That new fall stock of dry goods now
open at III. l.. Greenthal 81 Co.'S is i'm
menSe.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08
Unclaimed Letter List

The following Is a list Of letters Z.
mai:ling in the Cheboygan postOfiice. un
called for Oct. 8. Persons calling for
tl"s, letters will please say that they are
advertised:
Andrew Boyle, j. Barton e. G. Beebe, Ed
ward Baker, Lizzie Cam, Rilee Gaitz, VIM. Nc
Arthur, Daniel McCallin, Donald McMelln,
Wilson Pines, Rabillard, s. G. Randall, Sophia
Smith, &. ID. Smith, Smith IL Jones, Vim.
Stawson, Mrs. Thos Schandler, Miss. X. Struke,
ThOs Shamaden, VIM. Stratton, 2 F. Saundy,
F. S. Swears, Alfred Thebault, 2SamlJ. West,
Lizzie Wines.
j. F. FORD p
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08

Monday was the Jewish day of atone
ment and was generally observed by
that nationality.
Major HARDWOOD is expected here next
week to see about matters connected
with our harbOr improvements.
Look out for the locomotive. 1t is ex-
pected to put in an appearance some
time next week, should the weather not
prove too unfavOrable.
The Northern Queen, from COlling-
weed, last Saturday, landed large num-
Der of immigrants, with their house,
hold effects, at this port.
The first frost of the season occurred
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Thurs
day morning everything was white, and
vegetation generally wilted that day.
The indications are that more cedar
will be got out the coming winter in
this vicinity than ever before in one sea-
son. We learn of one party who intends
getting out 100000 railroad ties.
They are still troubled with the rock
caving in at the salt we'll. They got
the tubing down to the bottom of the
hole. 500 feet, and for the first % feet
below the tubing they had no trouble,
but after that 1t commenced caving
again. They succeeded in getting down
to depth $50 feet when it caved so bad
as to stop further progress. The tubing
was then drawn and the hole trimmed
out larger and this forenoon they had it
trimmed out near the full depth. The
tubing will be sunk to the bottom Of
the present hole and the work of drilling
again commenced. Mr.. Mason thinks the
character of the rock is changing and
hopes they will soon strike rock that
will stand up, if they should it would
not take very long to decide whether or
not salt could be obtained. If it should
keep caving he says they will keep sink
ing the tubing.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08
TELEGRAM.

BY ATLANTIC CABLE.-TO w. III. Hill q
Co. Send 5 gross Peerless Cough Syrup,
per Adriatic. All my grandchildren are
suffering from colds, and the last new
baby has the Group. VICTORIA. so cts.
and $1,000 per bottle.
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE-Bets are 2 to
against Courtney since it mas become
public that he refuses to take Hills
Cough Syrup for his cold, and only 80
cts. and $1,000 bottle.
The best black Cashmeres in this
market for the money at Macarthur,
Smith q Cos.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08
weather Report for the Week ending
Thursday Evening sept. 30 1881.

Prevailing winds for the week was
from the west and southwest. Weather
cool and fair with frOsts in the morn
ings of the 9Th and 9th. Rair fall e
inch.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08
Tenchers Convention.

To the Teachers, District Boards, ct al,
of ChebOygan County, interested i'm the
promotion of education. science, and the
theory and practice of teaching:-YOu
are requested to meet at the Union school
building, Oct. 29th., at 10 o'clock, a. M.
sharp, for the purpose of organizing a
Teachers association. framing a cOnsti-
tuition and bylaws, electing officers and
transacting general business.
Dated Sept. 9th, 1881.
w. L. BARR,
BY order of Sect. protein.
4. ID. SUTHERLAND, Chairman,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08
The Red Mask .

You have seen persons afflicted with
Erysipeas? Well, it is an awful thing.
1t disfigures the face almost beyond
recognition, and is as dangerous as it is
repulsive. 1t often causes sudden death,
and is sometimes called "St. AnthOny's
Fire." Mr.. s. 3. Carpenter, of Grand
vile, N. Y, hadit in both legs, and was
cured by the use OF DR.. David Kennedy's
"Fayorite Remedy" is the very life of
the blood.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08
show Cases for sale.

Two counter show cases 6 feet long
each, and one upright oval front case.
A. l.. FExER.
Children's complete suits, including
OvercOAts, are made speciality at the
clothing house of Henry Miner, who is
ever attentive to supply anything want
ed in that line.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08
For sale.

have two Improved American Sewing
machines, as good as new, one with
double, one with single drawer cases,
either of which / offer for sale at very
low cash price, also one ParlOr coal stove,
self-feeding, used only one season, good
as new, for further particulars inquire
at Pine st. opposed Grand Central
Hotel.
MRS. S. H. WRIGHT.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08
Guiteau Indicted.

At IL a. m. Monday the grand jury at
Washington began to hear witnesses in
the Guiteau case. The first called was
Surgeon General Barnes. Half dozen
others were disposed of by noon, as fol-
lows: DR.. Lamb, Geo. H. Adams,
Mrs. White, Officer Kearny, Detective
McElpash and Mr.. Baltic, the latter the
stenOgrapher who took down Guiteau's
statement. The examination of wit
nesses continued Tuesday and the result
was an indictment was presented by the
grand jury against Guiteau for the MUIR
der of our late President.
The grand jury of Monmouth county
N. j. was empaneled last Monday and
met Tuesday, and the case presented be-
fore them and it was thought an indict-
ment would be found against Guiteau by
them, so that in case he escapes indict-
ment for murder by the grand jury of
the District of Columbia, or after an in
dictment escape conviction on any tech
nical ground, he can be held and tried
under the New Jersey law.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08
If you want nice looking hat or Cal
go to II. L. Greenthal q Cos.
NOTICE..

Miss SMITH-Teacher of Piano, Organ,
Vocal Culture and Harmony. Has
studied under the best masters at the
New England Conservatory of music in
Boston, Mass.
Pupils DESTROYS to engage lessons are
requested to call at once. Terms reason
able. Please call at Mrs. A. j. Rogers,
Water ST., opposite the Range light
house, from ten to eleven A. NJ. and from
two to four P. NJ. sep17m1.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08

Salt Rheum for seventeen years. Help
less for eight years. Unable to walk.
Got about on hands and knees. Head
face, neck, arms, and legs covered. Cured
by Cuticura Remedies. Will Mcdonald,
2542 Dearborn st., Chicago. 1oct1m
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08

Some of themOst elegant and we'll made
OvercOats ever brought to this market
are for sale at Henry Miners.
If you want to see gOOd-lOOking
ulster. or ulsterette..and one that will
fit we'll, examine the stock Henry Miner
has on hand. That fellow on the fair
grounds, Friday, that had on such an ill
fitting coat did not buy it of Henry Miner.
Don't forget that Beckers stock of
groceries is always complete and fresh.
We are showing the newest styles of
ClOaks and DOlmans in market.
MACARTHUR, SMITH & Co.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08
To coal consumers.

From this date, until further notice
we quote the following prices on coal
Stove and nut, 1915 per ton.
MACARTHUR, SMITH & Co.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08

When you want to examine their
goods, and not old shelf worn, old fash
toned leavings from which all the most
desirable pieces have been selected 90 to
II. l.. Greenthal & Co.'S. and examine
their stock
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-10-08

Passengers transferred to any part of the
county ut Special rates, to be made at the
stable, rear of Pioneer house, 3D. street. Par
ticular attention paid to fishing parties W ish-
ing teams. Il. M. SAMMONS. Agent.
aug6th ChebOygan, Mich.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-14
PILEsi PILES! pILEsi
A Sure Cure Found at Last. No On
Need Suffer.

A Sure Cure Found at Last. No One
Need Suffer.
A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding,
Itching aud liberated Piles has been
discovered by DIR. Williams IAN Indian
remedy, called DIR. Williams Indixn
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst chronic cases Of twenty-five and
thirty years. standing. No one need
suffer five minutes after applying this
wonderful soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments and electuaries do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment
absorbs the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly ut night after get
ting warm in bed), acts as n poultice,
gives instant and painless ralief, and is
prepared only for the piles, itching of
the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hon, J. NJ. Cufiuber-
ry, of Cleveland. says about DIR. viii
liams' Indian Pile Ointment: | have
used scores of pile cures, and it affords
me pleasure to say that l have never
found anything which gave such imme-
date and permanent relief as DIR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or mailed
on receipt OF price.
FRANK S. HENRY 81 Co.. Props,
Cleveland, Ohio.
BE sure and askfor Williams Pile
Ointment, and take no other.
For sale by Addoms & Glover.
m~ay7-dawly
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-14

A furlough for six months from
March IL, 1882, is granted Hospita
Steward Thos. N. Gum, should he re-
enlist.
The sick leave granted Post Chap
lain jeremiah Porter is extended six
months.
Capt. Samuel P. Ferris, 4th infantry,
is relieved from duty as a member Of
the general court martial convened at
Fort Fred Steele, Wyo., by paragraph Z,
special orders No. 1l5, current series,
from these headquarters.
Hospital Steward II. S. Fletcher, U.
s. A, having reported at headquarters,
in compliance with paragraph 2, special
order No. 249, current series, adjutant
generals Office, is assigned to duty at
Fort Omaha, Neb., relieving Hospital
Steward T. N. Gum, U. S. A., who
upon being relieved, will report to the
commanding officer Fort Fred Steele,
Wyo., for duty, with permission to de-
day ten days en- route.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-14
silver

Against an unjust, and, in one sense,
u double discrimination, the silver in
terest in this country has within the
past few years risen to II marked pro-
m%inence, and is bestowing its generous
favors with a lavish hand upon a people
and nation which deny its value, and
virtually protest against its develops
ment. While the strong arm of the
government protects by tariff the de-
velopment of every other mineral, and
encourages the production of the baser
ores, silver is not only compelled 10
compete with tie nations of the world
in the market, but is practically shut
out from its true place in the currency
of the country. However, in the face
Of these obstacles it is proving itself not
only TO be an industry OF great value
and Importance, but to be Que of the
chief elements in extending the borders
of civilization, and opening up new
manufactures and other substantial
evidences of industrial and financial
prosperity. The statement of the dir
ectOr of the mint places the value of
the annual production of silver for 1880
at $50. 200, 0O0, and this estimate is GER
tainly mich less than the actual
amount produced. The addition of at
least $40, 0OG GOO of a valuable commod-
ity per annum with positive assurance
of larse'y increased production, in addi-
ton to the other lines of business which
follow upon its footsteps and thrive up
on its activity, is Il fact worthy o. more
attention than it has received. An in
dustry which adds that amount alone
to the channels of commerce deserves
at least to be placed upon an equal foot
ing with other productive industries, of
not greater value and Importance.