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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-23
Total. 80. $1.456,4l4 63

San Juan, P. r, IL de Obre, de 1885,
Contador, Rafael P'rez Garcia. ". B.
Fl Snb-direetOr Pablo Ub1rri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-03-23
ClTECISMO III RIPALDl.

UsERA Il BLAXcH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15
y \ TEINTS

a BTAINED for new inventions, or for in-
! , proyemcnts in old ones Caveats, Infringe
mcnt, Trade Marks, and all patent business
promptly attended TO.
INVEYrIoNs THAT HAVE BEEN REJECTED may
still. i'm most cases. be patented by Us. Being
opposite the L. ;. Patent Office, and engaged III
Pri-R B,y'nes Exclusively, we can secure patents
in less time tnan those who are remote nom
Washington.
When Inventors send model or sketch we
make search in the Patent Ofiice. and advise n
10 its patentablity free II charge. Corresponds
ence confidential; fees reasonable; and, so
CHARGE UNLESS PATENT = DETAINED.
We refer br permission 70 the city FoStlnsS-
tcr and 10 the Superintendent 81 the Post Office
Money Order Division in Washington For
special references, circular, advice. terms &c,
Allrcss c. 4. SNOW a CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, ID. c.
Nov. -, lSS0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15
Plain and Ornam cnIa
PLASTETsING.
TRANSFERRING or HOUSES.
.TEED 10 HOLn

hereby teudermy gratcfu lacknowlcdgcm
for the liberal patronage ] have received ,iI..
commencing bnsincss and hope bv strict a4i.
renee 10 duty to inertia continuance ofth l-sar.
&C. All COMMUNICATIONS addressed Go me s
Charlestown, W. Va. will receive prompt attot
tion C.FRANk GALLAUEk.
March 2S, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15
Notice.
NEW virginia FEED eUTTERP'
Tbs celebrated Cutting Box is manufacture
1 cd by
EE.;Egirn, e. EesGs e Co..

Valley Mills" 2. o. Swcopc's Depot, c. & o
r. r. Nirinia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15

Arirpinia frre 2rr5s.



oh that chin. with its Jimpic and wond rivl
curvlug,
And marvellous firncss hcd.nc'er. seen It's
match
And twas greatly cahanccl 10y a bio. Of court
lis irnoccucc thought. was concealing a
scratch
At first as was natural they talked of the
weather.
How hot and how sul,ry the day that had
passed.
Then spoke of the las, snowy Wedding OF fash
ION,
How enormous the to ,Inc the groom had
smlsscl.
Thcucxt chin. In order. of course, was the tun-
NEIL
Win darkness of Egypt hs-eyer trot is
And thc h,t'c black patch, when they merged
into daylight.
Had changed IFS position from herchiu 90 his.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15
Hunting. Flowing, * g.

rINIIE undersigned having located in town. is
prepared with a good team to do all kinds
of Ilauiing at very indicate rates. Also will
give attention 10 the blowing of lots gardens
&c. Orders can be left at my father residence
corner of Congress and Water streets, when
prompt attention viii be given them.
$. X. WIIITMORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15
HARBF1rs .sTIOP.

WAVING removed my Barber Shop 70 The
Room formally occupied by A. 4. Kennedy
next 90 Carter House, will be glad TO see al oi
ny old customers and many new ores.
SEsmviug and Esnir DTcssinG,
&c. &c, done with ncatrcss and dispatch.
No lolfug viii BE allowed, drunken black
guards positively forbidden to come and occu-
py my guests chairs The latest papers Will
he kept FIR the use Of NV customers.
April s, 1850. JAMES b. BRADY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15
NOTICE.

g. RENCH Brandy Rye Whisky. Claret Wine
& and Gin and Lager Beer. Sold by
GEO. T. LIGHT
Druggist
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15

and are graiiGcd 70 be conscious ofhaving stock
likely To- please al WAC patro lize them. They
will not undertake 20 present N this advertise
ment a catalogue nf stock on band, but will be
content to g.neraizc. hoping that our peoplewiil
call and see for themselves that the necessity for
soa5iug aerosd for Trees, Shrabberv, &C., nolan'
ger exists. Nc have
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15

i'm which VIII hc iounu
Ne,r Crop v D. llolasses, SyrpPe,
Sugars, CeBsss, Teas, DC, DC.
Fun errrTes II Raisins. Currants, Ciron,
Nnce Meat. Canned Goods, dc.
OYSTERS supplied by the pint, quart or
gallon.
CAKES furnished in every style for parties
r amiEc~.
Ihacldl for past patronage, hope by far
and liberal dealing 90 secure q continuance OF
tbe same HENRY DUNN.
pcecrr Der Il. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15
NEW LOCATION.
But SaEne Hand at the RtlIOWs
rTHE undersigned has removed his
NOTICE.

[ LII persons Indebted 20 The undersigned as
a former Agent OF the 3. & o. r. L. Company
for Freights, o. Commissions. or to the late firm
ofStarry & Lock, are notified that payment must
be made at once.
July Is, 1878. j. D. STARRY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15
Surveying and Conyeyancing

7 WILL survey anywhere, p-amp:ly and at
: short noticc-accuracv guaranteed. Special
attention paid in connection herewith To- DRAW
ING DEEDS orany therinstrunents Of Writing
=. O.-CharleStown, Jefferson Co., ". Va.
Dec. S. 1877. ). HOW ELL BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15
HENRY DUNN.
has NlutACA MS 1t"tN N't'i
Goods for the Million!

IF Won wish 90 make merry the hearts Your
L little ones and tickle the palates of the
older members of the household, cali and par
,f,1.t. of his immense stock of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15

s. TO $40 T roc I's 3 fl fra eo Idlrc sta-
SON x Co.. Portland. Maine
NJ. - SLY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15
FRUIT HILL NURSERY,
Charlestown, jefferson County, westyirginia.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Fg0wer and TeGeta6le
PLANTS,
ShruDbcI'9', " g.
Trmit TEiII Nurscl1-.

FllHE subscribers cal attention to the gres va.
riety OF Trees, Plants, Vines, Roses, &c, DC,
-. hnir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-10-15
RqFGpR EhiELed F8Eo,r.

for Jefferson county, which has the Turn Over
Point which give, many advantages over the
old kind We also nave on hand a Large Stock
of the Old and Reliable
, 1881-07-05
ENGLAND AND SILVER.
The Rank OF Nhgland Agrees TO pur.
caiasc Siiver-A S3tnletallfc UslioH
Probable

Tho hank OF England Agrees 10 pur-
caaaso siiver-A Sstnletnllie union
rrobablc.
14oxpny. July 2.-TI,o Times, IN It's fna,.
cini nrtfolc, snys: "Tlle oplniou that tho
Bank OF England has virtually agreed to pur-
cl,asc aud flot.i n certain amount or silver in
Ilc,, Ut g0l.l against It's note circulation, on
condition TINT the United States and France,
and the other countries Of the 1,atn Convci,-
ton agree to maintain d FREQ mInlagu Of sll-
vcr at q ratio of ~ to Of gold. s,lIl cos,-
Times to affect seriously the price
Of silver and rupee paper. The belief
Is that Will. such mi engagement on the
pnrt OF tho Bank Of England, the United
Stntcs a11tl France and thu other countries
wilt form! btinetalltc union, that silver will
money Will consequently. .cun,lnuu abundant
nild CLIENT, The gnEtl which Is To ho exchanged
tns ts siivef sIvet f,ercslnE na tue sy offering ~
Conferences. whether aMyfling IL to come of
such engagement Oh tho part at the Dunk OF
EEElaiidi, En n'!t We regret Tint pledge lins
will bo to citco,,ragu tic t!elnslOns of tho pro-
motors OF cIienl, ll,pl,ey, England will also be
nccusrA llcncetortl. Of having encouraged b.
lnotal!4n, and the charge will nut be ,tnfoqnd-
eri,nsnt will Rtxe such Instructions to Its
tlelegatcs at tho Conference ~ viii make il
position quite clear. El.glnrd lias ctlt very
sorry figure, ii,tlecd, ut tho Conference, and
something slIonlt! ba tlone to recover its lost
ECONOMIC rGplltnton.''
The Econn!ntst confirms the announce
neilt that ttp Bank Of Engtnntt tlas, iti reply
!" pr.'!'osl fron the Treasury. stated That
by the governments at France ai,,l * Aierica.
II IL WILLING to tillclanHH silver fnr tS Jsski.
, 1881-07-05
POISONOUS SEWER-GAS.
ONO Good Act OF the Ne.v York l.eRis-


ONO Good Act or the Nesv York heRts-
lnsurc.
| So 0dinnB Inns tho New York LEGISLATURE
brcone that the peontn grr,n tlisnnscl IN osl,,
MCnn n,,v rnnI ti,,nn n',,a n,,t ~ III
Nayoro, y, i,". ,n,.,g, @ ~. sUa uMs a. ..ns .,!s
question ca'1not bo nude MS comprehensive
ns That to the snna question, rs found I'm tho
rcvise,i varfnu il ,nn ,rmti,futt,. l o,t,f .i,at
Mo ,rosc,,t ..,a,s..'s ,,.' 1 " s"'u nn.1
VIZ ''Issns"Ie !'l's uotie ~ least o'la
kaoa tning, u ms Just tasset! law Which
| Of had plumbing, from wh,cl, tue house
,Mlaers ,."l IT'S .. oI Now YORK Gity anu Brooklyn
~. in' s"n"1et1 NJ iaue". 4he INV IL "phltcA~
bIa only to tlosc twu cil!os. ..
Tho law requires that, before tho Int Of
plumber sl,nll re1,stnr his unme % n,"j aidr"ss
NJ tlle city llealth Department, Anu my pr
son carrying OF the trade Of plumbing with
ont llayiiig registered Will ec liable to prose-
ontloli. 4 ~ nf the registered plumbers
| orG,n n yogr. :.
IHe drainage and plumbing Of all buildings,
city iilist be II ncc0rttnHcg with plnns up
proved Ill writing lIy tito l}oMrd Of lleatt!l.
Ai1! my court Ut rtcortl III New York City
Or brouk'yii. .. Or Judge Or Justice tl,ereof
rr " sys ~ riSar MiSSr to gss1s rsxtr BY inct
I'nI1,ed IN the llw, or Of any work llpo,l Of
nDout TIC building or prGflliscs upon which
tho yaid violation exists, Mt my time n'tur tho
sGrSicc Of notice Of the Violation Of nhy OF
tiM prosialohaaf the Inv:
With the exception Of the portion re!0tlng
TO tllo reRistratlon Of plumbers. tho Inv gues
into Immediate utTcct; anil my person yl,-
IhtlltE any ut Its provisions viii b. deemed
, 1881-07-05
STORAGE OF ELECTRICITY,

Prof. TynAa5l on Secondary Batteries
aud tho "Perptexltyn Of the Public.
| III the Lontlon Times 0f juno II is pfIntcd
tho following letter, from tho eminent Prof.
Tyi,doll, TN tic storage OF electricity:
SiI!; ~: Would yon permit nc to say word
Tho usual condition for tho production III q
r1llAac current Ii known to b1 tho immersion
u TWO !lltterent inetRls III llaNfu cAlle.t MI
slertrOlyte. Wien two pieces Of metal Thus
| Muler ihe existence Of Il current Is declared
by i!o ietlcctlon OF the needle ot tint strl,-
| n!elit' substituting TOR the twn nctals two
t3 eIeam -. htI'es ot platinum tll!l col,nGetIlix
!hlitls 1lttin0ycd. Thy p'ntfna,ln plNtes being
homogeneous, there II no re,lsN why II cur-
iunt Allol'lt HtArt from our Ut theni through
tn nM Gleetroyte ratlsr tw! from tl's other II
nlM! opp0slt, alnt w0ut.. therefore, Mcutralfzu
HMef ottioE III other wurtts, with tho two
homogeneous plates 0f platinum we hayu ilo
lsrt lot tho wires connected with theae
platlhsMl plates DO tlulnrrd from tie gul-
val,unts.ter niid joined, even for i!tnu,Gnt. 10
| voltatc lnlttery, llle currant which pAssrs
III the hg1!toS te tS 9xsty S xya a t n stas. %
lntetl wntar, that luNltl viii be tiecon poslYI,
nun ~ hydrogen. covering 0l,c pluto 1T the
p!Ntli,uin: aiNl tll'1 Of Oxygen covering tho
different metals h, MIL or.ltnary yoIialc l,at-
tcry, ,alut II tile plates OF platinum thus
cN1seu bo connected with tho galvanunlolur,
TIC current n prM4ced VII DO stro,ig enough
Tho experiment llny BIZ yArietl III fifty nr
GU Wnys, anu when. itsteutl Of tho t'lIs Of
gns, sonu layers nro deI'1s!teti extraordinarily
~ .a,, nila nr tl!s ntl.or af the homogtlpo.ls
lpnxca. Several cells thus rendered nctEve,
throuKn tho, ngeliey Of ail extruuunlls cur-
S%flEsS'I ls4y s';ai s9ntn9s what's known rs "sSs.
.rlle diScNyercr ut thtA battory was y ,nan
Whn, W!tIInut peenhlary reward, tlr over, Tho
hope Of sllcIl rGWnrd, almost s.cr!licu.l Ills
apllaes to tile tMynstgation which resulted III
HI tcS 'sdys1 'tyo m S liz naS s,i # t1 tis aH ess w
i4l1yl'ttz., lle d!etli III Uayo ren.rks Nt nv
l,aNapd by rest!ess labor, poyerty, at,t. dis
9r1grly living. think Ills ts.l,lo aiati services
s Wer as s u ID abSE s ~ PHsst atari ts
Into t!leir lntn,rs. Employing homogeneous
plates ut leAL .il rendering them iIl.llonlt,.
Esneu,,1;SsG,;vgrttng 'eM, II taot, y!rtaa'ly
tsS Sss! arsg' ga,ssJpk a tS kss'y sse It @ "
s!ie1 tha eiitcts .obtei,ls.t hyS ltltttter. Il.
faure laS foll9wed mud Improved! upon Il.
plnlite. C3y1rlng the p!atHs of !uatl. with
uoars, protiuet,d secondary battery 1T Eruut
power s,ul nt questionable proIIlso from i
riassttint isas tak t sssSiii; sf SiiE mai, ayo r,ut to
deln,lr 10 tho p'lrrsHoloKy III wl,!gil. n.
FAlye's extensi0ll ot tllo discovery Of Hitter
lat. boon Introduced. It !Ias beaI severely
SGt1,e,f Ell y @ y th9 Il eYs iis sssttSs S; "
iis stbIsst pabfIslsd II s ihe Viz Tl'es' : Will
fiSkarf, tnr sxnIalple 70 tl!e "hax q oleetrtc.
ptLll d CNllfl1uft NlnE tnt rlYH phut ilfut,ty Il
, 1881-07-05

Mr.. 1VijIi.n, Il. CniIes. Superintendent of
thu W,tsiibtirn lr0m Company, Worcester,
Atass., renariis: MI cah stly In regard Ii
st. ,tMcDbs I'll Is, TINT It is the hest re1,,etIy
hnfa ever seetl. II lias l,eeh lse.t III the Iron
works With wonderful results n,nong my
md '.oyor fnle.l to help theni. islInll llAver
bo without It III my lltlilse.- -
, 1881-07-05
NOTICE.
PROPOSALS.

Fr0rosnls fnr fnrntshlnR aT0raea, Wagons,
"nL ffArness fur the. Indian Heryice.
acnletl pfup0san for farnisillnx aIuhty {A9, work
n1sses Two ~ luiy hHtass, tftr <h wagons. one ~
iia!f tHIg wnxHn nfty tap SUITS double barnctn for
estyed IL the aietrte,ied ii lii icr Until ,ise IL
o'clock D. Ill Tuesday, Inty NJ 1ss At which limo 0lds
~!M br1lenrA and cttnteacts awarded.
oh.aexs ."l9Ws sn, nnd condition. viii 10
Tile wnsk Ao.tea nust be tctweon tho Ascs or four
ahu .nsen ~ yBars. mt eHs than fausteeIi ta}
t nEn haa u Ne'HM Mnt less tt'a1 Inn urut
T. rnsk. and psriecy sound 1ho lls0:y isn,i, viii
ne h9nlett ~ tle abtvs cnnailtsun%, Anu IT. ndhHnn
!ats: % rood travellers An hnrros will be subjected
esse Tsy t1 @ re g. ",nssn H. r. s bs nss II ~
pt...enrc Ut tne AEeHt. - >e
Wh1ons 10 fs nnrraw- -tr1ck three E1t inch t.nbtes,
u Twelve ~! uunco cucs. Light wss0n. ilree iii
Harness 10 bo unln. back strapa, ard collars, full
Ali Inc abovs t" 6e delivered At the Agency n, tho
e1p+ntu vt tla contractor, nut a!Gr titan september
y ~. atiicss there shnMld BY deAY'i thu npRroval
Sesa sn9ss M Y I o. sy s ate.
cheek .Nn foFsssd tic bn!ted Htssss M IN ensa
nny s1 sseynx Ell sns fa e execute
MeDr.!shx !" u. ,ssI's Of old otherwise 10 10
,ylaynsnt w ,ss n,ado through tho Indian oneo.
Mnssn!stataat u C ~ sov'' an practicable after tho
Lids vii be sscevnd for ali 1r part u ihs Above.
Horses. Wagons. Ao 1knrness, tc.. ilu CAsg MAY
~, and a!resse 10 tho utdoEslEncd nt Utop Agency,
. '''' LEwE1hyN +, WOODEN,
QTUE AGENCY, NGl., June II, lS3t,
, 1881-07-05
LEADVILLE.
Comfort Of Winter-Lifo In the Mount
ain Cities.
Tho Solitary Prospcc.or, However, 1las
Pretty Hard Times.
4 Trip to Chicago and Baok-Tho Ar
= kansas Valley,
.Prospoctors of the, Prairies-A Run.
away Tea1n-Irrigation.

Proar3pctQrB OF the, PrQirieE-A Run.
...,
% xp,eta. Correspondence. a, n. Chicago tribune.
r.rAurtf,tr. Colo, .tttpo a;,-Wtntor han NJ insr
,o',.rH tr s ieItrrn % mr." oro in TIM n,n,on. ur ,
Flowefs, ;roon le"sus' aud grass have brokan
their ccronlents. und clothed tho y.tiioys with
pcorioss ycrlurr. This mountain -struAms, mn
locked again, Mt tho mir with musle. The
.no,,utnn1nnlt, dunntuR her sprtlJx- suit OF aray.
lend, forth bor bryod ,l1,ocx tho higher roc.ry
v1ens. antt ti,o uufok eonv nt,cs bls s,,rti tnrk
ataonR ] tho tho erags. ~ ' ''1' A' '"'' 0''
Tho days Hrs delicious. With oloar, cool, ozor1ed
MIR lIken bath inyIsurat!rg Tho whole mental
and physical being, and leaving It free from
that relaxed condtt!on known fnnlllafy Us
'prinz'fover. Indeed, ...,
isnot osal'atly OF Itself tno soveeo ata ''5hn p.,
snox. wnsa H. s ox
uiycu aoonfottavle, tjvI,t cabln NIX, Yoosl sup
niv of whoicao,nn nroytsuns. with tho dry
ar. anu plenty Ut clear hnl'eht' - Nv. % rsu.s
OF the Lake region. During thu paat winter I
hnvo t,oc,, nara ~ 1,tt Y,urt f TIM tiiu antl lnte
s,aa sos W., ,a"u s,,,,S.t nvcrv linz In lin
rld'cn Of, hnrseDaok amos. Svoss % s rra, ~ III"
bayc caurht a cu,.l or suffered severely frutn
w.e 'na n ar .ates
eons1n' Mnnosou.. NV ue. W. 49, ,saas,s H.,
n"se ussn u,ooAu ",,.,. ,,a,,s,,,.,,.,n, ~,
@ Heas ns.v. IT,. @ soms .otIraaH tra,n,
which. eaeh twice per dty' wind tholr torfn"ns
hIoh ,nountnln-sll,.t, aud drllyur their nus
sengors n. :: .trn,v,,tc' hnyo mt n,ur,,
ns''' ,sus onre 'tI, or twico n ,aisscl ~ ucttnp @
through, md ucltcr,tly. OH tt,ulr gchg,,uIu-
tino. 8it tn tho @ valley % Of TIC Xrkansns .hora has
, 1881-07-05

"Details of Az Awful Rhap,yreok.
ttttasY Maraiag ftfnstt, 4fIyc.
Tho 9toausE Tararuu, ltlunxlnT t0 the Union
SttAtnshlp combany Of NeM ZGuiand, lott nu.
, 1881-07-05
RAILROAD Y,I,lfF.- 7,1UEE

.1l1llLItO44U YIITL~ tn HE
A hI1IL'vAi. AND DEl'AlsrultE or
'M1sds, exs:gtoa SUNDAY Siecpssd
-. ,!htcMRn q. Northwester Railway.
faI MAp! Itn9- -Arla Sleeping tar acron,nlot stons
Silco i'alner !!ouao Is nnai.st, md tSo dcpoe %
$500 c0fhaf OF WoA nnd kInAie.Sts. = -.
, 1881-07-05

chicago. KuFlfnFtoh ~ Qnthry Kntlront.
Fnf Aaps iitls.TAeet afeopin0-t:ar .Accomnods4
Mons, n, sEt1y q =, Cinrh Ut, Itnnd Pacific Ilnlel.
ll1IuAG. and ;S EAnnj.tt '-''-'o'
, 1881-07-05

5llIno1s Central IEh11ros,d. q
Depot fnn nf lMk.*t. afd foot Df Twenty.
Ticket tttces. III hanlttIp-Ft,, rear G}aTk Grand
1nc1tt lIute, and t'A!nor House ~
, 1881-07-05

s1atlY 0xcunt HuntIaJa. fIts!ly 0xc0nt fntuftj4ys
oply. 1auEi!ays only.
MtchlEna Central IZnftron1. -
naNt taht of l4tku-a !d fuut ~ Vwunt cc0r.4t,
tsnt uHies q tiarkst, stllt tllpxst CsIFf.er III -
uul!. Grnllu t'MGifc lIutul. nNt Ut lansr House.
, 1881-07-05

t'hltagp. K0clz yslNnl i Pacific Kattron,t
1npHs. garner Uf Van liuFtn And shUrnAn.sH I1cVst
Htct! ~ llark:kI. tllHrlun l18l1s, Palmer t{0us,s
, 1881-07-05

knyE.l'uiiiaan HlsorisR .Cass from Ch1caFo to 8.
3q1 III, Kansna snd rsota sF'or ny Coaeho
heepnR- -Cnr1 EhIcaxn " llann6al and
III a4saa Cty no uAaM9c Of Day Eoathes Chlcaxps IL
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-09-17
The SURGEONS KNIFE.
Wonderful Surgical Opcration-Re-
mOval Of Urinary stones
From the Bladder

Successful
Mr. Simeon Tietsell of Saugerties, N. Y,
had been treated for seven years by various
physicians for what they call Structure Of the
Urethra, without benefit. He finally con-
suited DIR. David Kennedy, Of Rondout, N. Y,
who found his trouble to be Urinary Calculi
or Stones in the Bladder. The doctor at once
removed the foreign bodies with the knife and
then gave his great Blood Specific, "Fayorite
Remedy" to prevent their reformation. The
entire treatment was eminently successful, and
Mr.. Tietselps recovery was rapid and per-
feet.
While ''Favorite Remedy is specific in
all Kidney and Bladder diseases, 1t is equally
valuable in cases of Bilious Disorders, Con-
stipaton of the Bowels, and all the class Of
ills apparently inseperable fIom the cOnstitu-
tions of women. Try it. Your druggist has
it, and its cost is only one dollar bottle. The
lucky man is he who puts this advice i'm prac-
tice. Don't forget the name and address, DIR.
David Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y. The Doctor
would have it understood that, while he Is en-
gagged i'm the introduction Of his medicine,
"Favorite Remedy" he still continues the
practice of his profession, but confines him
self exclusively to Office practice. He treats
all diseases of a chronic character, and per-
forms all the minor and capital operations of
surgery. Sep3m1
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Personal.


REV. w. NJ. CAMPBELL left on the
Nashua Monday evening to attend COM
ference at Port Huron.
J.P WHITING. and wife of milford,
parents Of W. G. Whiting, with Nelson &
Bullen, are making visit here.
MRS. SUTTON, who had been spending
some time with her son Joshua P, left
on the Lawrence Wednesday evening for
LudingtOn.
MRS. j. L. JOHNSON, who had been
making quite an extended visit among
eastern friends, returned home on the
Fountain City yesterday forenoon.
H. R. PRATT, Deputy Auditor, general,
arrived in the village ola the inland
route Monday evening and favored the
TRIBUNE Office with call. His family
have been spending week or so at Har-
Dor Springs.
B. H. BEGoLE is in Chicago purchasing
fall stock of dry goods for Nelson &
Bullen. Bert knows just what is want
ed to meet the wants of the trade and
when he returns the patrons of this well
known house may expect fine line of
goods.
R. E. FRAZER Of this village addressed
a lawn temperance meeting at Lodi last
Sunday afternoon. This week he was
attending court at Bay City, appearing
in the Kitchen-Sherburn Sheriff suit
which was transferred from the ChebOy
gan circuit to Bay City. The case was
set to be tried Thursday.
d. R. STROUD, of Hudson arrived in
the village Uia the Inland route Thurs
day evening and is looking around with
a view to investing in property in our
village. He struck our town in very
unfavorable time, owing to the wet
weather, but is favorably impressed with
the prospects of the future growth of our
village.
MEssRs. PEARSON and STARK, local
steamboat inspectors for this district
arrived on the Mary Tuesday morning
and remained until Thursday evening,
during which time they inspected the
tugs Hayden, Bradley, Carkin, Cuyler
and Wood, and the steamer Valley
Queen. They also examined and grant
ed licenses to several applicants for
papers as pilots, engineers sc.
Mr.. GEO. PATTERSON MELVILLE, of
Collingwood, accompanied by his son
and daughter, have been making quite
an extended visit here, Mr.. M. is the
gentleman who recently purchased the
McGinn property and has been making
considerable Improvements on it during
his stay. 1t is his intention to return to
Cheboygan and engage in business, in
the near future.
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In accordance to notice from High
way Commissioner Rapin, the township
board of Benton met last Monday even
ing to take some action in regard to
rebuilding the bridge over Cheboygan
river on the south town line, known as
the JnO. F. Mcdonald bridge. The law
requires that where the expenditure ex-
ceeds one thousand dollars, the question
of raising the money must be submitted
to the people. The estimated cost of re-
building the bridge is something over
$4,000, one half of which would have to
be paid by Benton township. Aresolu-
tion was adopted to submit the question
to vote of the people at special cleo
ton to be held Monday, September Goth,
1881. We think there can be no question
as to the necessity of repairing or rebuild
ing the bridge. Duncan and Inverness
townships are ready to do their part
towards it and 1t only remains for Ben
ton to decide by vote Of the people to
raise by tax sufficient sum to pay its
share.
William Virgins presented bill of
1924 for services rendered at the pest
house. The board thought the amount
little exOrbitant and voted to allow him
but $lS. This amount Mr.. Virgins said
he would not accept and seemed quite
indignant at the action of the board.