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ing rock with beds of sulphurIas is found
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ing rock with beds of sulphurIas is found
at places named above.
In northern Ohio, the salt rock has
been found at about the same depth of
drilling as is necessary at InverhurOn,
and the rock was of about the same
thickness, thus proving that the south :
ern limit OF the great salt basin is at
that point.
Test wells are going down at different
places east and west of the st. Clair river
and it is only question of time when
we will know definitely the exact bound
ary OF this immense bed of salt. At Ma
rine City ex-senator McElrOy is putting
down a well as an experiment and test
and already strong brine is found therein
In this city brine has been found but
not in paying quantity because the drill
ling did not extend deep enough. Min
eral springs are the principal waters
discovered in boring at this point and
at present | am engaged in putting
down an additional we'll to supply the
increasing demands of the large hotel
at the mineral springs just below the
city.
l find the difficulty is the same here as
atSaginaw. that is the wells are not drill
led deep enough. My theory is that the
salt strata lays in basin and that it
dips down like the inside of tea saucer
and | believe that at depth of from
1,5O0 to $500 feet the salt rock can be
found anywhere from London, Ont, to
the shores of lake Michigan, and too,
just as thick or thicker, as it is 20 miles
east from here in the Englehart well at
Petr0lla. The expense in putting down
wells is not costly, and when salt, oil or
~ N or 10 fIA
will pay as well as gold mine, if prop
erly worked. Two dollars per foot and
four to eight weeks time will be all the
cost and time needed in which to test
the rock.
But the question remains where can
be the eastern and western limits of
this salt basin? Is it possible that it
runs parallel with the Niagara lime
stone, as geology teaches, and finally
ends at or near Syracuse, N. Y; or does
the mighty Niagara mark its eastern
boundary? Can it be fact that the ge-
Ologist theoriezes correctly when he says
that ages ago in the chaotic birth-mak-
ing of our beautiful earth, the whole of
New York, western Canada and Michigan
was one vast inland sea, and that with
the upheavals and transformation of the
face of the land, the inflOwing of the
salt sea and the gradual drying up of
this inland water, the great salt rock of
which we speak was then formed and
deposited along parallel with the Mia
CARA falls limestone? Does the westean
boundary of this great salt rock lie in
Wisconsin,O or do the waters of Lake Mich
igan mark its limit? These questions
are pertinent, and remain to be proven.
MATT PORTER.
st. Clair. June 6. 1882.
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Iudinn River Correspondence.
INDIAN RIVER, June 18th, 1882


The rain, the blessed rain has been
falling upon our sun cooked land for "a
hours more or less, and has extinguish-
ed the forest fires raging about here so
furiOusly. The fires at AL. Smiths came
within quarter of mile of our town,
and the families at the camp had some
of their household goods loaded in wag-
ons to bring across the river. We think
of all places in Michigan, we are the
most secure, as we are completely sur
rounded by water or on an island of
about 3OOacres, and can very easily con-
troll all fires that are here.
lam informed that AL. Smiths loss by
the burning of ties is less than 800.
We are rejoicing to-day over the new
plank walk from the depot to the John
son house,
The game of croquet for the Champion
ship has resulted in favor ofMiss Jennie
Beaman, and she gracefully bears the
honOrs of the medal. Miss Beaman has
kindly consented to present the medal
tOythe club to be worn by any member
that can reach the home stake first.
Mr.. Martin has placed two very fine
awnings in front of his double store.
The McHenry House folks have chang
ed their plans, and are to have fire.
proof roof,
The plans and specification for our 4th
of July celebration have been slightly
changed and / will notice the change
next week.
Mr.. McHenry has just sunk drive
we'll, and at 22 feet has very pure water,
and it stands IL feet in the pipe.
ESCULAPIUS.
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NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
Entered at the POstOffice at Cheboygan
Mich, as Second Glass Matter.
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1882.
SuIIiyans Mirror of Ireland.

A troupe playing the above have en-
gagged the Opera House for next Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The
exhibition is well spoken of wherever
they have shown by the press and we
copy what the Bay City Tribune says of
them: "Sullivan's Mirror of Ireland
was exhibited again last evening to a
fair audience. The panoramic views of
Ireland are exceedingly beautiful, are
executed with artistic skill and perfect
ness and said to be wonderfully true to
the original scenery. The Emerald Isle
abOunds in rare and beautiful scenery,
historical buildings and spots rendered
famous and interesting by legend and
tradition. The most CONSPICUOUS of those
are produced on canvass. The entertain
ment is enlivened by the character per-
sonations of Dan Morris Sullivan and
Josie Sullivan, who give some inimitable
and amusing representations of Irish
character. The ventriloquism of Mr..
wells approaches perfection very closely.
The audience both evenings were high
ly pleased and manifested their delight
in decided manner.
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Last week there was an important
change made in the well known firm of
MoArthur, Smith e Co. Charles r.
Smith, who had long been one of the
firm, having sold out his entire interests
in the business and retiring from the
firm to devote his attention to other
matters in which he is engaged. We
also understand that the interest of the
heirs of Ward B. McArther was purchas-
ed and that the business will hereafter
be conducted by VIM. and Archibald Nc
Arthur. The firm of Macarthur, Smith &
Co. was one of the best known Of North
crn Michigan and none stood higher in
the commercial world. Messrs McArth-
ur have abundaEtneaast TO carry on the
extensive business heretofore conducted
by Macarthur, Smith 81 Co., and the re-
firing from the firm of Mr.. Smith will
enable him to give more attention to
other important branches, which he is
engaged in.
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Grand Excursion.

The 6rst excursion of the season will
be given on the Van Raalte by the band
tomorrow. The boat starts at o'clock
in the morning, and will go to Macki-
nav City, Mackinac Island and st. Ig-
mace. Tickets are only 30 cents, so all
can afford to 90. We understand that
the military band at the Island will al
SO be at st. Ignace, so a good time may
no avnaetad
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Card of Thanks.

desire to thank all who interested
themselves in recovering the body of my
son, Alexander Lslond, drowned in the
river last Saturday and especially j.
Dodd, Mr.. Abbott and Mr.. and Mrs. Che
Waller, and assure them that their kind
ness will not be forgotten.
ROBERT WESSMORE.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-06-17

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-County of Cheboy-
Dgan-NoticeIis hereby given that by an order
of the Probate Court for the said County of
Cheboygan, made on the eight day of June, A.
ID. 1882, six months were allowed for creditors
to present their claims against the estate of
Poppy Barmon, late Of said county, deceased,
and that all creditors of said deceased are res
quired to present their claims to said Probate
Cheboygan, in said county of Cheboygan, on
or before the 18th day Of August next, and
that such claims will be heard before
said Court on the 14th day Of August, and on
i'm the forenoon of each of those days.
EDWIN Y. PERKlNS,
Judge of Probate
Dated June 8th, 1882. 10jun5t
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STATE NEWS.

Clerk Michael A. Powers, of 0ntOnagOn
county, has been acquitted of the charge
of destroying county records.
Charles McClOskey, of West Branch,
Ogemaw County, was found dead in the
woods Sunday evening with his throat
cut: suicide.
A block of business establishments i'm
the town of DOwagiac was burned Tues
day morning with a loss of about $4,000.
Insured for One-third.
Ted Bachelor trapped huge wild cat
on Hudson Creek, in ROscOmmOn County,
last week, and Mr.. MahOney, of ROscOm-
mon, has bought it to try and tame it.
QA paper on the rise and progress of
Michigan, prepared by Senator Ferry,
was read before the state pioneers assO-
citation at Lansing Thursday of last
week.
McGraw's mill and salt block, planning
mill tramways, barns, etc., said to be the
largest lumber factory in the world, IL
miles below East Saginaw, have been
purchased for $350,000 by Birdsell 81
Parker.
William H. Baxter, of Detroit, who
during the past year was the presiding
officer of the supreme lodge of the A. o.
wv. was unanimously reelected at the
session held in Cincinnati O.,a distinction
that has never been conferred on any
officer since the lodge was instituted. The
numerical strength Of the order at the
present time in the United States and
Canada is computed at 10000 members.
A fine line of summer millinery just
received at Miss M. w. Smart's, which
she is selling at reduced prices.
Mince meat at Beckers lie per lb.
French Chip Hats
OF the best make for $1,50 at the Misses
Sweet.
Fine salt can be had from s. Baker &
Son at low figures.
Fresh Sandusky lime, the best lime in
the market, for sale at S. Baker q Sons.
A new lot of oranges and lemons at
Becker's.
0. M Clement has the finest line of mems
shoes ever,shOwn in Cheboygan.
The best of Hooking valley coal for
sale by S. Baker q Son.
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An earring with pink agate setting.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it with. A. L. FExFR.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-06-17
Corsets at Half Price.

Corsets worth 500, at SO cents.
$l.5O at $1.0O.
Madam McGee's Coronet Corsets at
$1.25. Misses Corded COrsets with straps
at 75cents at Miss M. w. Smarts Millin-
cry Store.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-20

When passing by OK and ~ Austin ave
nue., don't fail 10 stop and oNamih" the
largr and well selected stock of liOusc
Furnishing Goods, embracing everything
In that line pnrtniuing 10 household, viz 4:
Crockery ware, Glassware, STOVES, Tin
ware, Cutlery. Baskets, Woodenware, Re
irigerHturs, FLY Traps, Fruit Jars, both
glass and tin, and many things too nu-
meruus to mention.
am now receiving IN store a caT-lORi
of those famous Farmer Girl Cook stove,
justly acknowledged to De superior 10 any
In tic market, and possessing more con
venicnces than any other stove now oil
tered In this market Remember, | guar
antee those stoves In every respect.
Have also, In same cur nice line OF
| Ranges, a,iaptcl Tor hotel and family Use,
| which 1IsO warrant
! Have Just received a car load OF Mason
| self scaling Fruit Jars, which | bought
direct from the factory, and will sell lov
| in case lots,
Call or send your orders Tor whatever
goods You may wish IN my line, and ! vii
| promise yOu low figures. aud that yOr
will get what you buy ~ MY motto !. Il
/ pcase. e.. y. KITS.
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4 ,lrATltIN.

{ nrArI"N'
The State Of ToNos-ln the County
Court, July Term, A. - lSS2.
To III" Shcril or any Constable Of Me
lrunun county, greeting:
You are hereby commrniod, that hy
making publication oi this citation In
some newspaper published IN the county
at McI .cnnun. " there bCa newspaper pub
lished In said county (but II not, then In
the nrnpet county where u newspaper is
| publshcd). Tor four weeks previous To
| the return day hereof, you summon q. w.
| Aston, whusc residence II unknown, 10
he and appear before tho County Court Ia
| he holden in and Tor the county ui Mo
| Lem IN, Mt the court house thereof In
Waco, on the third Monday In July, lSS2,
file number being H3s then and there to
Hns wcr the petition Oi Henry u DOItun
and GcOrgc T. BOLTON, Traders doing bus
incss uncr the finn name aud style OF
| DOltOn Bros filed In snid court on the
first dry OF April. A. u. 1852, against the
said q ". Aston, md alleging in sub.
-mnca to-wit: Defendant executed and
delivered unto plaintih his certain prom
i.sory note an the NTH day ot July, lSIS,
| In the sum Of three hundred and tuTty-slX
and SD-lO dollars, with interest from date
AT the rate al ten per cent. per nnnum and
ten per cent. attorneys ico- Tor collecting
same II not paid when due, said note due
four months after date; which said not
nor any part thereof has ever been paid. Il
plaintiffs damage In the sum OF six hun
drcl dollars; wherefore plainfin sues fol
Judgment. drbt, Interests AMI costs.
Herein TAIL not, but have You then and
there before said court this writ, with vouI
return thereon, showing how you have
executed the same.
Witness, J. w Baker, clerk OF the
County Court OF McIennan county
Given under my hand and the seal OF
| -, SAID court, In Waco, this the 18th
| lbs. day of May, A. u. 1852.
O--I }. w. BAKRR,
Cl'k County Ct. Mel. Co., Texas.
by o. W. DAVID, Deputy.
Came to hand the 10Th day OF May, A
u, 1882, at / o'clock p. IN, and executed
The same day by ordering published iov
tour consecutive weeks In the Waco EN'
amincr, u newspaper publishes IN Melon
nan county. VAS HALL,
Sheriff of Mcl.ennan county
nl21IW
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The following stands on the yolkstost
grounds will be offered Tor sale &c Proc.
tor Springs. June 2Gth.
Two hur.rOOm stands.
Two lunch.
Two lee cream and lemonade.
Two soda ami lemonade.
one cigar
one coffee and cake.
one shooting gallery,
one flying hog.os.
one fruit AID candy.
one roe ,aunnt
Ona nick and iuggler stand.
Conditions oi sale: Half OF purchase
price to be paid on day Of sale balance
on July 4th. The sale viii take place at
10 o'clock. husscs viii leave the city from
Watkins store az . O'clock.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE VOLKsFEsr.
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a float or car. We know already of sew
eral very fine displays now being RrrHng-
ed by rnturprising merchants. ApplCa-
tions for place In the procession must
be made by July lat. Let cycry body tnkc
hold now, md make TIA" Fest u booming,
rousing success, crcditahlo 10 Waco and
hnr nnnnln-
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NANurAcrunEes AM DEALERS

and everything in their line.
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The FxAMNRE desires 10 inform ',1 ,,,o
,,,'n' ,isl, tirst.cls- job printing, u o"' '''y
smallest dodgrr up 10 the b. s. ,,g,I %,
s nn"L Won k. and line commercial pr,lh'iinsG
hat il cal, be had At th' Office; u, , i"p
t I'Giss I. In charge OF MI. En-. ;. lneht'
on ia thornuyliy famiiHr with every
WmU 70 of tho hnsinrsE. Tie oliirc mas On
,'n nJ tho largest stock Of stationery, sum.
,' IT, a,, ai kinds of work, ever ,can IN ma
,"rt Of Texas and cstimatrS WI De ' ,l,
ni.he,i all who apply. IN" jon room. . ~,
snnulied with all the new i" ,,i w. I'm opn,
and have every iacllily LOT hnttou
drst.class work rapidly anu '' "''''
plies.
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During his recent VISIT to New Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
Tor continual supply Of pure refined
cotton seed oil, which is declared by all
who have used it, superior to lard for
cooking purposes. Families supplied
and satisfaction guaranteed. UiOitf
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j. w. WHITLEY.
CARRIAGE PAINTER
AND TRIMMER.

Shops ON Sixth street, between Austin
Avenue and Franklin street
Every department oi Painting ana
Trimming attended 10. and all jobs exc
culcd in lilsI class style. krnsonnrlr
Prices and satisfactory work. Iall anu
be- convinced that It Is the place 10 get
yuur work done. UhOldWlm
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TO Contractors.

And people building | will do tin roof
my Tor six dollars square, also suiicring
and other TN work. W. Il. CUMMINGs.
Shop la Stones building on .tillh street.
| J23lt
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Tucker Il willis have the very largest
supply OF mixed bird seed and Mocking
bird food, which they are selling cseap,
cheap, cheap.
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The fttlIl.

Gentlemen can find nm elegant assort-
mrnt OF kid and Isle thread gloves, white
vests, white neck ties at sparks, Mallory
AZ Allen
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Wishing to close out this department
u my business, offer fine assortment
OF ,ckct cutlery scissors, razors aud
razor straps, at special bargains, to cusl
| buyer, ii. Il. AMDOhD, Gnnsmlth,
Chalmers block, South 18th street.-Glllw
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Notice.

During my absence in Europe, Or. n
II. Llpsromb will have charge Olmy office
and I cordially and heartily commend
him IN my patrons. w. X, CLIFTON.
0jd2w
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University Of Virginia.

TIKI NEXT SESSION HIGGINS on THE l-t
Of OCTOBER, lN+2 and continue. nine months.
Tho Institution f. organized ~ distinct
Schools, az originally planned for II 10y lhu7
JtIfcrsuu, gr0nprh under the Depart cents ut
LrrERATultE. NEDlCl\E,
SCIENCE, ENGlNLEklNt,
Law AGRlCJLIURE,
And In charge Of the following Faculty
Prot Jak l.. Cahcll, VIM. T. Peters,
- N SChviG brN"rc, 80 Junrsf Harrison
" jain b Minor, - john " Muil"t,
- Francis u smith, - John u IAsr.
e John staigUDayis, - Noah Il laws,
- GrI. =. Frederick 90 ihur ", ftlcr'
Holmes. WIN. NJ tunlniht'
- Chas ; Nrnable, 80 Francis T.. Dan
- stephen q south nlng'uu,
all. Z" WIN NJ Thornton,
WIN n number of Assistant Instructors.
lhaneWly created chair Of Astronomy Is lu
lee allied In jane ct this yrHT.
Tue equipment ni The University In hulllinHr
aud COLLECTIONS has been largely Increased al
late wears. and Is very extensive And Cuiui'l"t"
tue Astronomical observatory, to contain the
great telescope given by hr Leanh"r y Me.
Lurmick, ~ under Construrtiun.
Inc expenses of the S,uiuut are moi"thi",
and = nv ssing system has been established hN
which comfort mRy be combined with special
economy ~ the cost of living
For catalogues, with detailed Information
apply to JAS'f hAkNlSnN' -,
T.. o., University OF Virginia Alhcmarlo 60.
Va --ldWt o.
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A line retail stock OF hrst-class goods
throughout at the lowest prices Re
pnir shop in connection.
corner Ol Bridge street and square
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THE COMMERCIAL
Bar and Billiard Hail.

Enlarged, reflted. elegantly lighted an,
ventilated, and now the beat alrol'.,' 4
resort In the city Tor tirsl-class or a''r
billiard hall patrons. Prompt anu "t ,n,
ueous treatment, and the hrst R,'u"a vp.
al al :" Commercial" "a Ansuh aye
oue.-ll III
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MEDICAL.

r,iETISEE~ h., addressing gro. T..
A rn,NEII n co. Ia oprur" 81 Sew
~ ,.,,. learn t." az at cost nj ADV ERllN-
Nm i.uariclu NrwspArrt- ni2WlWlm
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$3.50 uIgUt a suarr, ia Lehman
Hall, caut SIDE equnr',. G,vts "a. T..
y - MOORE u. =.
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Wrnr, authorized to annuuce RicLar u
Harrison Esu ,A- a candidate Tor county luiEt,
Nc. vni,nn county, subject To the action ul ihr
ruuutN democracy --iNWii
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ANNOYING MENTS.


| We are authorized t. announce l.. l.. Foster,
| o. ,tnrSh"ob, OF llme-t"nC COUNTY us a can
| hllhtc tor erection ~ R-prossuhltty rum tho
! hNn Second liriirI, coihpused OfuIu counties
| y hoLnnnhu, linsstoHe hud Falls, subject IN
| tlou,
| fuK RhplthNESIAIiNh
W. ar" authorized to announce |. y irucr
| ar a candidate Tor recollection Hs Representa-
| eve from MrLchuhn county, subject to tho aC-
'on ui the democracy.
We arr nuolurilzrd - Auuuuuc" john >
N urc Us q cam. lAtu Tor Representative ia the
Eishtcrnuh l,rgi-iarne fror MrLcnnan county
| snhjrot I" the action OF NJ" county Democracy
/
"" are authorized to announce K II Kings
| bury, Jr as candidate Tor representative,
| nom hcichian county, In tho uiEhtuou'ii ley
| isiHturc, subject 10 the action " thr democrat,
W lhrCuLhly
foH CAIiLs AID HIDE INSPECTOR.
", are authorized to announces Nurshali
| johnson us candidate tor castle Huu hidr
| Inspector, subject t. The action ct the ,UusLy
| democracy ID les "
We are authorized 70 announce ,'liiI jackson
u u candidate iJr Cattn amt Hide Inspector OF
McLuunan county, subject 10 tho action OF tue
l . OF ". ..nn.l .-1.InM
tUK COUNTY sukNklVh
". are authorized to announce. 4. nuT,att
Ia, Ii,,,, 90, ,n,,,,n t,,,,,.iS, 7"'''''
| We ARE Authorized 60 announce ". Surlght
| IN Il candidate Tor Tg-rieCtiUn ~ the uIfcu ut
| County surveyor ut Nc Leuuau cuuuIy. Texas,
suLl.EL 70 LA- act! N o. .1e COUNTY LeLnoyra.y
= - ,7.'.-,-,-,---,.
|
| we are aWuoilheu 70 announce Nni. W
| ENM's ~ ,ah'l.alv 'vi It-tivtuuh 70 'he OF
III vs. , 80, ~ - - ~, W a., - ~, az
"vhv'EAH' parry
|
| We are authorized to announce Il. W. DANis
| as candidate IuT reelection u the once ui luS-
nee ut lite peace VA precinct No. b, SUBJECT 10
! the action OF Ike democracy.
We are authorized tu announce r. NJ. MaAois
| a. a candidate Ion Justice ut IN. Peace rruVluC(
| 40, ., AiULchnuu county, subject 10 the action
| of TN. utuD,,rar, of thr lr,rIIr..
ful. ,OLNiN .Ila.AsLI.Ik.
Nrhrr authurIL pd to announced, u. Wallace
|
nr,,r .,,tt'rt "a, IN arllnn nj I'M. r,,,iul, ir-
| uI,,ri.A,,y
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L,Ig ,.t,IfN.pN ,.tr.ltu
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W,nr, authorized t. announced. u. ENcll
As n candidate tor Collector 81 Taxes, SUBJECT
to The action Of Mcl.cnnan county drm"crnoy
UlIHlNtt
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Wenr. authorized to anuuunc, i ruy tnn
~ Il candidate Tor collector Ol taxes. subject /"
the action Of tho democracy al Mrl.'nnhh
county Nv
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wparu authorized To announce Allen l.. West
Ulrputy Tor past tour years. AS candidate iur
collector o taAns, Mcl.ehnAn cuu.tN, subject I"
Inc action OF the county democracy.
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y IA street H. . candidate tor collector ul
LAKES NJ McLrnuau county sulu'' % IN the a'-
tluu ut The county democracy,
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poj.,.fnh III head. tie Vital huld passing I'M
ol,,rr,t4i 90 the urine and mans other diseases
fhaf bead tu lusnnlty uud ""ath. The medical
y-ugiruru connected with the institution are
grAlult. got the hr,t colleges at Europe and
thi- country, AMI hive had large experience IN
these tIuubl,-, and WIN ngrur 10 tuiirit tlN T.
HU>bkED bOIIAltH :" u Casc ui THIS Kind
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