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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1883-08-04
IMPORTS.

From San Francisco, Per Discovery, July Isl C per-
sonAl effects, 9 pkgs and 2 c. tobacco, 63 SKIS o C meal, 25
SKIS wheat, 10 cs whiskey. ~ cs soap, Io4 cs soda bottles.
3I bales hay. 1855 SKIS feed. l2S pgks groceries, 32 SKIS
onions and potatoes. p pkgs tea, 2I6 pkgs doors windows
and hardware, { bales eOrks, ? cs Thermometers, IL pkgs
furniture and marble, Is safes and filings, ii pkgs can
dies, 10 cArbOys acids, 20 tanks gasoline, 4 cs bread, SO cs
canned goods, 4 horses. 55 SKIS beans. i ,239 Z W posts, 4 cs
marble and hardware, 100 bbls lime, 93S bdls shingles,
1914 pc lumber, 90 m bricks, ? es glass, 3,577 pkgs gro
cerieS.
From Port Townsend, per Emerald. July 2O-s37 $50 TT
and DOB 500 ahingles
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DEPARTUR IS.

CO~NsTwIsE-TueslAy. July 81
stRr Likslik-. King. Dr Maui and HAWAII
St1r Lehua, LOreuzeu, for Maui aud MolokAi
ScEr Emma, for WEnsnae and Hesis, OahG
SchF Mary Alice, Er ksIaupapa MolOkAi
Schf Mot Eeiki. for Ewa. Oahu
SehF MSry z Foster. for PCnAlEu, Hawai-
Wednesday, August l.
schr Liholiho, for kOlOa, Kauai,
sShF Gen1 Seigel, for kOOlau- Oahu
FoEEIoS.
d Helen w AiI-y, f0I 3
hEs Sehr Julia, FOR TIE south Sea Islands On baIIAst)
TEgEsday. AGgust2-
behr kzlAmAnu, for OOkala, Hawai-
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VESSELS EXPECTED FROM FOREIG
PORTS.

Schr Reporter, from San francisco.
Bktne W II DInOud, from san Francisco
Schr twilight. from san francisco
Br bk Lady LsnpsOn, from San Francisco
Bk ElsicDre, from SaE Francisco
Schr Rosario, from san Francisco, for Rahalui
Br bk Letterene, from Liverpool. due
An bk Spartan, CrOssley, from New York, July
Am bktne Monitor, from Humboldt, due
Brit ok Isle of Anglesea, Dimey. from LlyirpOOl
Br bark Chasca. from Liverpool
Brit ok Mslisgate, Elkin, fro II LiyerpOol-iue sept Is
%,
Am bktne Malay, Peterson. from New C4stIe, Y : W.
overdue.
Schr Emma iaudius. from san Francisco
5tmT City Of New York, from Australia, Aug p
Stmr City of sydney. from san francisco, August )
II k Ms = SkObeletf
Z : Pensacola
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EXPORTS.

For san Francisco per Il W AImy, July 3I-3lS5 pkg
sugar, 4O2. s2 lbs, value SA4, 3O5 81; 263O pkg rice, 263,0OO
lbs. value, SI2,939 80; 1872 pkg paddy, 5S.S43 lbs, value
SI,524 O6; SO C boots and shoes. 1896 pr, value $500, %
pkg household goods value $3.50. Total value, S40,579 30.
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FOREIGN r.I,DGas IN PoR

FOREIGN TIIDGKs IN PORT.
: ) MaripOs4, Howard
Br Emerald, Cater
Bktne Discovery. PeTTimAn
Br ship ShandOn, Passiful
Blk Helen W Almy,F Freeman
Ger bk Campus. SchnAimeyer
NAVAL
HIM ; Riujio, Ito
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Condensed List OF CARGO.
CLAUS sPRECKELs' PARTY.

Colonel Spreckels, Mrs. Spreckels, Miss
Emma Spreckels, Mr.. Rudolph SpreckeIs and
MT. d. SpreckeIs are staying at the Spreckels
mansion ON the plains. The remainder Of the
party, Senator J, f. Miller, Mrs. Miller, Miss
Miller, Mr.. Z. l.. j. Steele president of the
Oceanic Steamship Co.., and Mrs. Steele are
stopping at the Hawaiian Hotel. Colonel
Spreckels will remain in the Kingdom for three
months,
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Htm advertisements.
JUST RECEIVED
PER

PER DISCOVERY,
CROwN FLOUR In X AND y BBLs. THE
BEST FOR FAMILY AND BAKING PUR-
POSES, ToR LII IN QUANTITIES TO
SUIT BY
Aug28 Ina W
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AN ENTERTAINMENT.

The steamer will leave here for the Coast on
Tuesday next with a full complement Of passen-
gers. Before her departure an entertainment
will be given on board during some evening, in-
~vitations for which will be duly issued.
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ARRIVALS ACSAN FIR ANCISCO.
July IG-Hzw blk Lille Trace. - days from Honolulu
July l7-Bk Lille Grover Ion Honolulu
July 5-Schr Reporter, p days from Kahului
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FO EIGN SHI

san Francisco departures
July Is-SchT Rosario, Swift. for Kahului
July 22-Bkne vs.. ii DimOnd, HOudlstt, for HOuC
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THE S. S. MARIPOSA.
Arrival of the Steamer. Full
Description of the Vessel and
Her Voyage.
Her Passengers and Her Officers.
Arrival of Claus Spreckels
and Party.
The Most Important Maritime Event
of This Kingdom.

About ten O'Clock Tueetty morning the anx-
iously expected news spread like wild-fre
through the town that the Mariposa was in sight
and people Immediately began to assemble on
the Pacific Mail Co.'s wharf where steam was
being got up on board
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HER OFFICERS.

II. L. Howard, Captain Thomas Golding, LIST
officer; Harry Wilson, chief engineer; George
McLane, purser; Rolando Kuehn, doctor; Thos.
Dowdell, 2nd officer; George w. jacques, Bird
officer; S. N. Harris, LIST assistant engineer; A..
w. Moffat, End assistant engineer; Chas. Stack
house, Bird assistant engineer; +. G. Horning,
steward.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-02-03
serious Accldent.

Ga Monday last, Mrs. E. j. Tuck.
or, while walking on the plank
walk somewhere between Maj. s.
r. Spight's hotel and the public
square, struck her toet sgaihst 9
nail and her shoe beng fastened
thereto, she fell down, breaking
her armin tive placSS-7just above
the SlbOWia one place, and q little
below the shoulder in the other,
and splitting and fraCtaring the
bone between the two places where
the arm was broken in q shocking
manner. Mrs. Tucker has since
been suffering intense pain, but i
il hoped and believed amRutatiOn
will not be necessary.
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The illustrated humorous week.
II Of New York, SIZE JUDGE" Is
wiauiag vide popularity. Judges
are not commonly addicted to jOk-
Jug or 10 the qualification ola taste
Tor the ridiculous, and we can fin d
nothing in this rOllicking weekly
to cattle Il to its dignified appella-
ton; but it is free from Y%ULGARIrY,
and sparkles with wit and fun, 1t
is illustrated by the most able staff
Of artists in the world, "with good
will TO all and malice towards
none"
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c~oNsTAnLE sALE or LANn.

By virtue Of VENDI' ExpoNAs, to
me directed, issued by w. w. Thomp5
son, an acting Justice of the Peace in
and torthe county of Tippah.and State
Of Mississippi, en- the Goth day of Dec.
1882, in case of w. j. Mcintyre VS.. N.
H. Whitehorn, commanding me TO ex,
pose for sale the lands hereinafter DIES.
cribed levied on by virtue of an attach
lhent in the above case to satisfy Judg.
ment, in favor ofthe Plaintiff in said
case, l, as constable Of Tippah county,
MISS, will. on the LIST Monday in Feb.
ru4ry 1883, at the Court House door in
the town Of Ripley, Miss. sell to the
highest bidder for cash the following
described iahds'in Tippah county, Mis-
'sissippi, o-wit Is acres commencing
at the South west corner of the South
east quarter, Section. l6, Town ], aud
Range ., running East 381 rods, thence
Nortn to- State Tennessee line, thence
south TO. the beginning. Also il acres,
commencing at the South East corner
OF the South West quarter section 16,
Town l, Range g.. running north, to.
the ) ate Tenn. line, thence west %
rods thence South 1903 rods & thence
East To- the beginning. Said lands sold
aS tue property Of said N. H. White
horn 10 satisfy said Judgment and cost.
l. N. WHITEHEAD.
Ripley, Miss, Jan. 8, ISS3-Sl--4t.'
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A full and complete
assortment Of new furni-
ture just arrived, bought
for cash in the cheapest
Northern markets. We
will not be undersold by
any furniture dealer.
L. D. HINES & Co.
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We call the attention Of our
tOwn authorities to the crossing at
the ditch, GA tho street leading out
west, just beyond the residence Of
Or. W. D.. Carter. There we're vt
one time three logs across this
ditch, two of which have either rot
ted away or baeA removed, aud the
remaining one is very narrow. The
ditch is seine seven or eight feet
deep, the crossing is unsafe al
night especially, and even in day
time. snd, unless fixed, there is
danger Of some one getting hurt.
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i~ntsGdent, IS quoted aboveg Whith
fully StStO the ihteRt and caaStrue-
ton Of the order As passed By che
Board.
To this Gen. LOvroy gave publie
assent, and his school was deelsted
a free school, and ordered placed
upOn the register Of the free schools
Of the county. The Board ignored
Gen. LOwrOy'S petition and terms
dOmanded-never reSciAdsd its
FIRST order, but made Gen. LOwrey
publicly announce that he would
teach it upon the terms Of that or.
der as explained by Mr.. Prswitt ID
his published article previously re-.
ferred to. These are the conditions
Hpon which Blue Mountain Female
College was made = free school,
and as such, it is as free as any 9TH
er free school in the county to all
pupils Of legal school age. Col.
Falkner accepted the same sOndi'
lions for Stonewall College, and
Mr.. HOllinsworth, for .Camp Ground
Academy, Capt. Winston. Of Blue
Mountain Male Academy, had al.
ready given the proper notlcs for
his school, and informed the Supt.
of the fact, sAd 1t had been entered
upon the register Of free schools.
This plain statement OF the facts
in regard te the establishment o!
these schools is made officially as q
matter Of simple Justice to all par,
ties interested.
r. M. LINVILLE,
President Board Of Supervisors.
r.. 0. PREWITT, =
Supt. Education Tippah county. !,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-02-03

Diamonds, SlIVsrwsrs, etc, the
finest solid gold gsOdS of every de-
ueription At bottom prices at V. B.
Thayer'', the live, popular and roIl-
able jsweler. Repairing of 6ns
wstches and jswelry a specially
265 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE. =.

offer for sale the SplGHr HorEL
and adjoining lots some 20 acres
more or less. House is two stories
high, with about % rooms, including
five which are conveniently located for
renting as offices or to be used for
hotel purposes. Good frame st,bles,
corn cribs, we'll and ciStern, two good
gardens, clover, potato and corn patch
Is and grass lot.
/ will also sell or rent my farm ad-
joining, containing about 200 acres, 10
acres good bottom land. farming tools.
mules, horses, eews, hogs and house.
hold and kitchen furniture. Wishing
to retire from public lite,I viii give
the cheapest and best bargain eYerof +
fered inthis countYg / invite early ap
plicanon. Will, sell. mn home and
farm for one half cash and balance on
IL months credit, with note and app
proved security, with 10 per cent. in
terest. SIMON r. SPIGHT.
Ripley, Jan. 81, 18S2--tt.
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Farmers and others desiring = gen
teel, lucrative agency business, by
which 81 to so a day eau be made,
send address 1T once, on postal, to H,
e. WILKINSON IL Co., 40 aud 1871 Ful-
ton Street, New York.
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The entertainment by the ANA
teut Juvenile club last night was .
grand success. They acquitted
themselves with great credit. The
proceeds netted 5000. This il
certainly very aatteripg for the
Juveniles.
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The first Methodist quarterly
Meeting for Ripley and BluO Noun
tain, will be held at Blue Mountain
embracing Saturday and Sunday,
Feb. 18th & 18th, 1888.
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For the best pianos and organs
sud eli kind ofmusieal instruments,
esd to Il. G. HOLLENBERG,
Memphis, TSnu. See card. If.
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Ayers Pills are the best Of all
purgatlVes for family use. They
are pleasant, safe and sure, sndex
eel all other Pills IN healing and
curative qualities.
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-Oa Friday night, Sept. 10th,
1888, the Rev. Amos Kendall, Pre-
siding Elder Of COrinth Dist, will
preach at the Methodist Church in
Ripley. III.
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Many emlgrantS are enter ing
Southeastern Arkansas from the
older Southern States. If they
must move, they could not 60 to .
better place.
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$37;sS ygsIc -F JI TIE MI!qg q!

tor ST.. YlenRa EOiian hsbiaf Or
gan. sweetest aud most doliehtful music
knowa. Popular II Europe. Any tune
Gan be played o. It from "Old Hundred"
10 Yankee Doodle" Even those, with
no ear while away delightful hours with
this inntruments Any n can play ia
Children play 1t In one evening Costs but
6ns-tenth - much q the Organettc. Or
gamma, &c, and Is far Sweeter and needs
only conmsn music, TO introduce our new
muSic We will send q sample organ with
bound book containing full words and mu-
sic Of 81 new and popular songs, which in
sheet torn sell fer $685., prepaid to any
address, for ONLY ONE DOLLAR.
GO. b. Asa guarantee that every one
will receive all they pay for, We will send
one sample Book and Organ BY Express, C..
y. D., one dollar; two, one dollar 3 sixty
gents; three, two dollars 4 thirty eonts; Or
more 1t rate Of nine dollars per dozen. Ne
cannot prepay goods sent G. Q. D.. Ciren-
lars FRBk, Address, HONADNOCK MI.
BIZ Co, Lock Bsx $50, HNsDALR; NE.
: Nov. %, l8S2-6m. y
n n E .Fa We "l p
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.AN8N29X
~ IRL0RAES
lSluIII5

For 1888 is an Elegant Book Of $50
Pages, 3 COlOred Plates ofFaoWers an
Vegetables, and more than l00q Illus
trations Of the choicest Flowers, Plants
and Vegetables, AMI directions for
growing. II is handsome enough fol
the Center Tab; or Holiday Present.
Send ON your name and Post Office AL
dress, with 10 cents, and I will send
you a copy, postage paid. This is moi
. quarter of its cost. 1t is printed in
both English and German. II you at.
forwards order seedsdeduct the 10 cts,
VIek's Seeds are the Best ~ the Verdi
The FLORAL GUIDE will tell how to g0i
and to grow them.
VICKis FLOWER 4 VEeRTABLE GAR.
DEN, It's pages, 8 Colorsl Plates, 5Oe
Engravings. For 90 cents IN papel
covers; sl.Os in elegant cloth. IN
German or English.
VICK.s ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINR-3s
Pages, a Colored Plate IN every nun-
Der and many fine E~ngravings Prlcs
S1.4b years Five Copies for 8 90.
Specimen Numbers sent for 10 cents
3 trial copies p cents.
JAMES NICK,
apnsg st8g kOcHksTER, NY.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.


III NVNVN VI NNN"0VDVFPT1NV =" IN" :"
70 NJ. H. Turner.
You are commanded to appear be.
fore the Chancery Court of Tippah
County, State of Mississippi, on the I'd
Monday of May, 1888, to show cause ii
any you can, why the final account OF
~. W. Observation-Disclosures Of the E+s
tate Of James Turner, decd, should
not lie allowed and said administrator
discharged, 4. a. HUNT, Clerk,
Feb. l, l883-35-tf. 49,
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Candidates for county Offices are
beginning to announce ia some pOr.
tons Of the State.
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Mr. Timer, Of Itawamba county,
Miss, is 1O9 years old. He iS the
oldest man in the State.
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MARRIrD--In Ripley, January TO-.
1888, by the Rev. D. !! J. ,cogdslI.
Mr.. Thomas Stockton and Miss Su
ssnnah Rogers, q,
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NOTIcEI
NOTICEs
ConmissiOasr's Sale Of'LandI
S, 9. Wright, ct. al, 9

f w. ~. 4F{. i. .Na4. "a aH. hsa.4 h
Sarah Richardson, ct. al.
By virtue of a decree ofthe Chance
nv Court of Tippah County, State of
Mississippi made at the November
Term, 1882, in the above stated cause,
i wifi, oil Saturday the 17th day OF
FFebFaaF1, 1883, ht the Court House IN.
the Town OF Ripley sell 10 thshighest
bidder for cash. the folIoFtng DESERT
ed lands, to wit: 20 acr 81 The North
side Of the East halt of the North west
quarter, Section Thirteen (13), in
Township two ~ Of Range Three (SI
East 5-6 interest in n hundred and
fifty six 1867 acres Of the South East
quarter of Section Twelve 12), in
township two ~, Of Range Three ~,
East. and 10 acres in the South East
Corner Of the South West quarter OF.
Section Twelve II, in Township two
az, Of Range Three 90, East.
I. A. HUNT, Com'r.
January 20, l8S3-.35-4w.
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arise in the public AiRd es ~ Che
conditions upon, which Blue Noun.
tain Female College was made q
free school, owing to certain arti.
cleS recently published by Gen.
LOwrey, we deem it but justice to
ourselves and to the public to
make a true statement Of the facts.
In the COrinth Herald Of Oath ult,
Gen. LOwrey says: ut affords me
pleasure to say that when this
whole matter was before the Board
Of Supervisors, with an agreement
signed by orr local patrons, and a
decision in point by the State gu
perintendent Of Education, we
were granted the public school
without the condition first prOvid.
ed, the county Snpt. concurring,
and we are now teaching it Just as
No have done for nine consecutive
years befOrs.' p,
The way 4his school has been
taught iR the past aS atated by
Gen. LOwrey IN Ripley Advertiser
of Dec. ID, 1882, Is as follows:
"Blue Mountain FemAlS College
has heretofore charged regular
rates Of tuition, but given patrons
credit tOr all that was received from
the public fund" Again in the
same article hs says: SCHOOLS were
near that we're entirely free" syi-
IDENTIFY showing that Blue Mt Col
lSge was not free.
The county Supt. Mr.. Prswitt, in
reply to the article from which the
above extract was taken, and in
explanation Of the order Of the
Board OF upersts0rs. fAdvertiSsE,
Dec. OH said: II called the alton
tion of the Board to this matter,
because | had heard complaints of
the manner in which some of the
schools we're conducted, yours
among the number, and believed i!
to b a violation of the law. The
Board considered the matter we'll 4
carefully. and4hsn passed the reso'
Hutton With0ut q, dlssspting voice.
making your school and the four
others mentioned frss upon the
same terms that are imposed uPon
all olhee free schools ofths cOulty.
Every teacher in the county, before
he commences TO teach, signs a
contract to teach a FREE PUBLIC
SCHOOL under the rules and regCtas
tons pres ribed by law. Ihis
Board asks you and all private
schools to do the same. 1t does
not say that you shall not receive
any extra compensation. lhave nc
authority to say that-the Board
has nor would We exerc Use
such q right, did We have it. But
it says that extra charges shall mot
be made a condition to a papil'a at
tending the school.
SAIL THAT | HAVE RIVER ASKED OF
,lGEE. L0wRRY IS, THAT HE GIVE SNo
rrcE THAT AT A CERTAIN TIME HE WILL
COMMENCE TO TEACH TIE FREE TERN,
GO ON AND TEACH IT AS ANY oTIIEE
FREE SCHOOL IN THE COUNTY Is TAUGHT
! TaIs GEN. LOwREY REFUSES TO DO"
J The State Superintendent, in 70
ply to NJ. Prswitt's letter asking
whether these conditions we're le
Igal or not, said: 81 have TO say thai
according to my cOnst ruetiOn 9
the law no school can be recognize
/. ed aS 8 public school without y il
, located aud decided by the county
s4Gupt. and the Board cfSupervisors
then ell pupils attending must b
! admitted free Of charge fer the
school term. Your reconmenda
. ton to your Board Of SupsFvisOr' il
, entirely legal and Shculd be adopt
ed"
} On the Let Monday in Jan. last
Gen. LOwrey appeared Def ere th'
Board With . petition signed by |
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Eureka Springs, Ark, has at last
been reached BY a raj! road.
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eur AAd send Il Vita Nineteen Green
1 Stamps, and We win ssnd. enc SANE
f pie set Of six new style, Myrtle"
triple ailver-platodzRAsPoOGs. Contain ne
brass, warranted genuine, equal 10 appear
ance to three dellar spoons. Guaranteed to
please, OF Eeasy rsfsnded. Only sst
sent to introduce. Agdhts wanted 81 good
DAY. Circulars tree. Address the MANU-
Mctnrars, SMAwHUT SrLvKR PLATA Co., 80
BrOmhela street, Boston, Mass.
Nov. 20, 1852 ON.
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Gray hairs are honorable, but
few like them. Uloths thSm With
the hues Of youth by using Ayers
Hair VigOr,
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W. F#shlgs
THE FACTB IN REGAE6fTO THE
EsTARLIsHMENT OF BLUR NOUN
TAIN FEMALE COLhEGE AS A
FREE SCHOOL. - .
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17
Health Is wealth!

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TREATMENT: a specific for Hysteria, Dir
illness, Commissions, Nervous Headache,
Mental Depression, Loss of Memory,
Spermatorrhea, ImpOtency, Involuntary
Emmissions, Premature Old Age, caused
by Over-exerti0n, self-abuse, or over-in-
diligence, which leads to misery, decay,
and death. One box will cure recent
cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One dollar box or six boxes
for five dollars; sent by mail and prepaid
on receipt of price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order
received by us for six boxes, accompanied
by five dollars, we will send the purchas-
or our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatment does not effect
q cure. Guarantees issued only when
the treatment is ordered direct from us.
Address: JOHN G. WEST & CO., Sole
PrOprietors, 181 81 1873 Madison st. Chica-
60. Ill. Sold by all druggists.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17
BY Universal Accord.

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS are the best
Of all purgativcs for family use. They
are the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use, by physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized ma
tiOns, proves them the best and most
effectual purgative PHI that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg.
etable no harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated, they are
pleasant to take. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with them; and every
person, haowing their virtues, will
employ theIh, when needed. They
keep the sySeRm in perfect order, and
maintain in healthy action the whole
machinery of He. Mild, searching and
effectual, they gre especially adapted
to the needs Of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements Of which they prevent
and cure, if timely taken. They are
the best and safest physic to employ
for children and weakened constitu-
tions, where a mild but effectual
cathartic is required. go
For sale by all druggists.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-17
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