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NERVOUS DEBILITY.
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.REo. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.

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IL ment, agcarauteed specific for Hysteria, biz.
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achohol or tobacco, Wakefuiness, Mental Depres-
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and leading to misery, decay and death; Premature
Old Age, Barrenness, Loss Of Power in Either Sex,
Involuntary Losses and Spermatorrhea, caused by
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prepaid receipt Of price. We guarantee fix boxes
to CT any case. With each order received by US
To- six boxes, accompanied With S. we will send the
purchaser our written guarantee to refund the
money il the treatment does not effect a cure
Issued only by KIRK, GEARY & CO.,
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Froma Well-known Mechanic.

SACRAMENTO, August %, lsS2.
j. P. Sarsfeld Dear Sir: With pleasure here
with certify rs to the efficacy OF your Saiye. In
1852 received q severe burn on my SHIN, which
became running sore. and continued to discharge
until had used your Chronic Ulcer Salve for about
three months. The sore IS POW entirely healed and
am free from sll pam and annoyance. To all who
may be suffering from chronic or recent ulcers,
cheerfully commend the use of Sars6eld's Chronic
Ulcer Saive JOHN DRISCOLL,
cat Union Iron Works
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r cr,;o.,, o,,.s tio,e renrazent sorino while the
6, T,,Ss ana New Yor gures are for led Winter
e,,,.i;t;es
qpei'sles n.;nsss rss f,rlv active this morning
hut tbare Was IItf1e enth,,siasrn among dealers
p;css have been battered down 40 low during the
- -, i,.s ,J.t Il 1a9.,s as tborob the boar inter
Ise W. 10y Ia y l i; tbeir Efforts
=. Sres i,es tiii there vas 4 s ral
sai;,, - 1890 snd s.Iea denoted ecne of
ia q ctl sceordiog to delivery from the figures
81 yssterda,v mornin9 About q $50 tons No Feed
ce,3 -, 49, dsI;r,er,, "a follows.
nOls Vii 100 toms 81 9oS 100 81 zl4; 700 81 q
Asv--1oo TONS sn,s "a 90 loo si 2oI: 100 81 2Ol;
Rnver Nay-Io0 tons 81 ~: 100, 81 g.
R,,ye- tbe seasonio1 toms. 81 ss3 zoo. 81 "a
600 q 9sI 400. 81 24I 100 81 24a
Seller the season-lO0 tons 81 Il; 100 81 10; 100,
81 '1 1ai. loo a 1aT 49,
ssJIer 1sS 700 tons 81 IL. I.s5O. 81 l5I 700.
q 15I
" e ~. -1na Ans a "a "a eli
~ .h street a Obtain, quotations for snot narcels
se - * sr NJ snd e. 97i p I'll ior No
=, ~ ~ = - 80
Or The market keens fairly steady. with
oierats sales We onate Fair Feed. III 75Sa1 so
ni e. co. on !. ohr;cs a. osSs1 n - ctl
F,,rtber liberal receints from Nebraska are
seIs ~ n 20 70 Il 75i
. d ss., M, ,rsT,. s osred ioe ~ ~
HTcKwHENT-Notbing doing. Holders want 81,
60 $50 ~ N . 81
H. NJ s,les are hajn, made and prices are Of
conrse largeIv nominal Alfalfa SIC aI7: Wheat,
n go0r nas
11s' WET md nominal Mt ss
osc ~
svvns- yrstsrd "a ssas 20 for Brown and 50 10
ss5 o. To- Ysi,o-y CanarV 5I6s6c: Hamp. 4gd53e I:
R.,a a. 1iag5s. Ti,not5v io0siIc Tor imuorted 81
faIis 1s55Si9,,. FIsT 9{aass g h.
por Some Red Sweet sold today at 9 -
c,i Wartet fairly furnished. River Red, 5oa
s1c. Fs-lv Rose 55see5e. Petaluma and Tomales
500 asI :. Ne 35fsIc "a IN
Snsaxs Nest ~ the offerings of fair to good
e,oi,tv arc nIaced at a range OF s1Cdl co q cti A
r5saiIy cba;ce arcel would hiring 81 10 a ctl
49, s,,oi tJnijers are firm IN asking rates
FsDaa :, o5S5 "a Butter AZ 251l3 90 for sTall End
e. sSSa sor Isr5, IJIns. ss 1901: Pea. "a
PM s5a5 Is. Red. s5@5 10 small White, & !;
1a ,-o.' Wars. 81 a5.ss 30 y eli
VTeyr,n Ils2Ihsre was another heavy ips.allment
of ASPARAGUS. causing a further decline in values
Green Pess are a shade cheapsr Rhubarb, Gas q
n. Mnshroanas 75casI q box Asparagus, sia1 I25
bx snroT,ts ss K r. krtichokes I0a15c , dozen
NARROWED SQUASH. s25030 b ton; Carrots, So9
zoe Iurnjpa. 75caSl; Caulidower, 75cgS1 25
3 9,nzen. dabbsSs, 75e a ell: Garlic, &c D 10 /;
Celery. cry soc 3 Iozs1 Dried 0kra, 2Oa25e Dry
Penpers. 1e8I2Ic q II: Green Peas, 7,aSc for
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The public has been informed, through
my PREFACE, OF the claims made for the
ULCER SALVE for Salt Rheum, Kings
EVIL. Fever Sore, old Sore, skin Erup-
tiOn, MILK Leg, InGamed Joints. Hip
Disease, sprains. Bruises, Varicose Veins,
Sore Breasts, scr0fuls, White sweliings,
etc. Inew present the Second Chapter OF
the History and Certificates.
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DIR. Felix lie Bruins
@- AND c.

A guaranteed Cure for Gonorrhea and elect. Safe.
pleasant and reliable. No bad effects from its use
Does not interfere with business or diet Price, 50
per box, or three boxes for So Written guarantees
issued by every duly authorized agent 30 refund the
money il three boxes fail 70 cure. Sent, postage
prepaid, on receipt Of price. DR.. FELIX LIE BRUN
& CO., Sole proprietors. KIRK, GEARY & CO.,
authorized agents for Sacramento, Cal. fe2S-ly
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I'm happy to cry DIR. Benson's Skin
Cure has cured my eczema of the scalp. of
four years standing. John A. Andrews,
attorney. atlaw, Ashton, Ill. 81, at drug
gisss, Indorsed BIZ physicians.
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Humor on the Face Cured.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, May Is, 1882.
Mr.. J. P. Sarsiield-Dear Sir: was afflicted for
ten years by a dssgreeable and painful humor on
NV face. | used one box of your Ulcer Salve, and
it has entirely cured me- and take great pleasure
in giving you this testimonial to that effect.
q Yours truly, w. A HILL,
OF J. F. HiN Pacific Wheel Works, Thirteenth
and streets, Sacramento.
VII.
shall continue with certificates in Chapter III.
For further information address
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Sac Francisco Neat Market.

Following are rates for whole carcasses from
slaughterers to dealers:
BSEF-Prime, s@slc; medium grade1. 7@71c
inferior, 54@6c q n.
vHAI.-Large calves, s99c; small ones, S91Oc
. q.
MurToN-wethers are quotable at SIEGE, and
ewes at 5@5tc q u, according to quality.
LAMs-Spring is quotabe at 123dl5c y q.
PoRx-Lve Hogs, 7f@7sc for hard, and 64@6lc
for soft; dressed do, 10s@lOic q n for hard
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j. p. SARSFIELD,
Ne. 1914 street. - [mI7l. -. .sacs amenso.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE OF ALvAN E. HUTCHINSON, DE-
II ceased.-Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Administrative of the Estate Of ALVAN E.
HUTCHINSON. deceased, to the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said deceased to
exhibit them, with the necessary afidayits or
vouchers, within ten months after the first publica.
ton Of this notice, 70 her at the Office OF Freeman
Bates, No. 9i6 Fifth street, in the city OF Sara.
nento, State OF California
HATTIE A. HUTCHINSON,
Administrative.
Dated March %, 1883.
FREEMAN & Bates Attorneys for Administrative.
MO- 1axr4vlTb
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PIKE z YuuNc.

MARRIAGE MANUFACTURE.
g e-s, corner OF Fourth and r.
| strests, Sacramento, hkye on Es4fSs
nsnd the largest assortment Of S.kse~sesAEsZ
Carriages wagons and Buggise 70 Is iouaa IL 3aors
nens1, which they VIII sci st vsryF rates 10
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SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

VIII be sent TO any applying By letter, stating
symptoms, and age. Strict secrecy In regard A
all business transactions
DR. HINTEE's KEDsET REMERY. NJ
FHEETKCUHs cures all kinds OF Kidney an
Bladder Complaints. GonorrhGa, elect, LeucorrhaA
for IS.
De. MFETEE's BANDELlaE PILLS are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BSLFOUg
cure In The market. For sale by all Druggists
KIRK, eEARY CO., Sacramento. Wholee,le
ssents. misunderstanding
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

INV YORK. March 2Sth.
BRzADsTuFTs = Flour is steady and Wheat il
strong latter at 81 0591 u . bushel.
wooL-Californis is steady at 12Gl4c for fad
zoe clean spring, 24631c pulled, lD940c.
HIDEs-California are dull at 22t@23c.
CHICAGO, March 2sth.
wRKAT-s1 102 for May.
CoRN-57ac for May.
PoRK-slS 40 for May.
LARD-S1l 371 for May.
LIVERPOOL March 2sth.
wHEAI-California spot lots are dull at 9s I'd
to 9s sd Cargo lots, AIS Cd for just shipped, 46;
Cd for nearly due and z6s for of coast.
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Society, Dirnness Of Vison, Noises In the Head the
vital fluid passing uEohserved In the urine, snd
many other diseases that lead to insanity and death
DIR. MgNTTE, who is a regular physician (grad.
uate OF the University Of PennsyvaniE) viii agree
to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for e Gaze OF
this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE (under his
special advice and treatment) will not cure or for
anything impure or injurious found In ID. DR..
MEATGE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury. ConsuIfation free. Thor
ough examination and advice, including analysis Of
urine, IS. Price OF Vital Restorative, 80 q
bottle, or four times the quantity, $40 4: sent to
sRy address upon receipt OF price, or G. o. D. SO.
cured from observation, and In private name n
desired, by A. 4. MfSTEE. N. D., No, II
Kearny street. San francisco, Cal.
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This Great

eSA-45s EF@7 ,%Es.l This Great
IsE iIkTkStrcn tn n lin &
lin %f4IsETA~<tf I zRemedy and Nerve
4 fII&3F sSSs.AAs TONIC is the legiti.
lh5fEssf 4sSssi q ~ mate result Of over
w. 80 III = -, twenty years Of prsc.
- go 49, Z tical experience and
X: ysf5z,SA - ~ 49, d CURES WITH UN.
iYaIEF n = N ~ FAILING CERTAINTY
ttEE SLSM3yHfIA Nervous and PhysicA
NJ TkS6eEE%>xIlHs Debility, Semina. Weak.
I'LL AsfSS..-zf Az Hill snes5, Spermatorrhea,
tssEG = EENssa 9afEPr 0sf atOrrh @ q.
VEfEs7fz Emissions, Impotency,
Exhausted Vitality. Premature Decline and Loss
OF MANHOOD, I'm all its complications
and from whatever cause produced. II
enriches and purihes the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Reproductive
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties. II
stops any unnatural facilitating drain upon the
SYSTEM preventing involuntary losses, facilitating
dreams, seminal losses with the urine, ETC., so
destructive TO mind and body. II is sure
eiininato- Of all KIDNEY AUD BLADDER CON.
PLANTS. II contains no injurious Ingredients.
To those suffering freni the evil efNectE
OF youthful tEGiscretiGas or excuses, q
speedy, thorough and permanent CgEE
rs GUARANTEED. Price, ts2 so per bottle
u five bottles in case. with iull direct one and
advice, $40. Sent secure from observat5n % any
address upon receipt Of price, or Q. Q. D, To BE-
mad only Of
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sam francisco stock Sales.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
San TRASCIsco. Marlh 2sth.

"BucHu pAIBA. n-Qzick. complete cure. I'll
annoying Kidney and Urinary diseases. 81
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HISTORY.

l am not a Physician. l am the possessor OF
curative agent. In this wise became possessed Of
it. When boy Of IA years, 1 went to sea on On
English steamer. OF the mouth of Congo River,
was attacked by pains and remarkable swellipgs in
my ankle and leg up to the knee. Various remedies
were applied received no relief. At the end OF
seven months the place was lanced, the bone began
to decay and six inches of it came away.
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pR. q. b. SALEIELn.
SAO hchfng cEFStsc
SAN FRAN cIs CAL

Consultations strictly confidential, by letter o. Al
Office, FREE. For the convenience Of patients, and
in order to insure perfect secrecy, have adopted
private address, under which al packages arc for
2arded.
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE,
Sufficient to show its merit win be sent to an one
pplYing by letter, stating his symptoms and age
Comlprneations atrictiv CONFIDENTIAL
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was sent back to England and treated by DIR.
Duan, of the Royal Naval Hospital, Plymouth, for
over half year. and the ulcer was there pronounced
incurabe DR.. Budd of the same place, then treated
me, and gave the same judgment, and advised
amputation. refused. My health gave way, and
my constitution was impaired. l was sent home
and Botanic Physician treated me, by whom
was entirely cured in five months The ulcer left an
ugly scar on my leg. am now AZ, but have never
been troubled by the place since. By that physician
was taught how to make and apply the Salye he
used 1t is made from herbs procured from Ireland.
have since learned the necessity for the ntroduc
ton of ingredients 1 procure in California. use
with it, in many cases, botanic preparation
for purifying the blood, while using the Salve.
1t is simple, pleasant, efficacious and greatly
aids the healing aud permanent cure, but it
Is not essential in all cases. The remarkable
success the salve has met with in California
is almost romantic, and may seem to surpass belief.
1 hare Teuer had a case fail get. 1 am really en-
barrassed by the vast amount Of evidence can adj
duce of wonderful cures. / can refer to several
physicians in SACRAMENTO who know what say to
be true, but cannot OF course give their names in
print.
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TIE EgRAP ENGLIOR BERElY

lis a uever.faiiing cure
for Nervous Debility ,Ex.
.hausted Vitality, Sem.
inal Weakness, Spers
IE1storrhBa, Lost Man
n 90 Il, I'm potenc y,
Paralysis, and all the ter.
rible effects Of sclf-abuse,
youthful ioliios and ex-
cesses In mature years
such az Loss Of Memory.
Lassitude, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion TO
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WILCOX, POWERS & co.
4 IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
L Dealers.
NO. eos z STREET. .Iml-spstl.
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PRINCIPALLY ELSEWHERE.

When Heracles the twelve great labors done,
To Calpe came, and there his journey stayed;
He raised two pillars toward the evening sun,
And carved them by goddess subtle aid
Upon their shafts were sacred legends traced,
And round the twain serpent csncture placed.
Twas at this bound the primal world stood still,
And of Atlantis dreamed, with baffied will.
When the young West arose from ocean hear
The RICH the mauy-delged, the many-sown,
She caught the symbol from the Old World shore,
And, past gainsaying, made it all her own
In mint and mart, on every landing quay,
The pillars and the wreathng serpent see
But ye-her prosperous sons-do not forget
Atlantis lies beyond the pillars yet
Edith u. Thomas, in the Critic.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-09
Bell Ringers.

On Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day evenings of last week, the Opera
House was occupied by the Contin-
entail Bell Ringers, who gave very
pleasant entertainment, and, consid-
ering the damp weather, met with
good success financially. The bell
ringing is well worth seeing. Four
members Of the troupe stand behind
table on which are q number of
bells of various sizes, and no two bells
sound the same note when rung. The
performers by means of these bells
played various tunes, and with pleas
ant harmony. The various bells have
to be picked up from the table and
rung at the proper time designated by
the music, and so dexterous were the
players that they did their work with
out discord. Quick and accurate mo-
ton was necessary. The right bell,
or note, had to be sounded at the
proper time-a wrong bell sounded,
or bell rllng too quick or too slow,
would have made discord. To look
at them it seemed as if their only OBJ
ject was to grab the bells and ring
them, first one, then another and some.
times two at once. The bells, how.
ever, were so we'll tuned, and so ad'
mirably handled, that their combined
tones produced perfect piece of mu'
sic that sounded very pleasant to the
ears. Where the notes came in fast
required some dexterous handling o.
the bells.
Another very pleasant feature o.
the entertainment was the violin play
ing of Mr.. Hudson, who rendered the
Mocking Bird, with variations, in a
manner that has not been excelled il
this city. His representation Of thu
country fiddler was very laughable.
The rest Of the entertainment con
sisted Of songs, exquisite music pro
duced from glass goblets, which were
tuned by filling with water until the
required note was obtained, and char
acter sketches.
Mr.. Williams with his humorou
character sketches made considerable
amusement.
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Steamboat Arrivals.

The arrivals of passenger steam
boats from Detroit and Bay City, the
past week, were as follows:
Thursday-Steamer Pearl on her
fifth trip. Steamer Arundel on her
seventh trip. Steamer Flora on her
third trip.
Friday-Metropolis at night, on
her fourth trip.
Saturday-Arundell, on her eighth
trip. City Of Cleveland, ON her fifth
trip. Keweenaw, on her second trip,
in the evening.
sunday-Metropolis, on her fifth
trip:
Monday-Pearl, on her sixth trip
Atlantic, on her third trip.
Tuesday-Arundell on her ninth
trip. City of Cleveland, on her sixth
trip.
Observation-Disclosures on hel
sixth trip.
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w. G.. ROGERS.
Collector

Messrs. Cole q Holt, proprietors of
the mail line Of steamers, writes to
the Oscoda News as follows:
EDITOR NEws.-Owing to the fact
that on the first two trips of the Met
ropolis she had no mail, there seems
to be a feeling on the shore that il
was our fault; but it is just the con-
trary, as we get paid by the trip for
carrying the mail and only for services
rendered. We notified the postmas-
ter here when she was going to start
and requested the mail each day, but
he said he could not give us the mail
till he got orders from the Superin.
tendent to whom he had both written
and telegraphed. You will confer a
favor on us if you will make a note
of the facts in your paper.
Cole q Holt.
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Steamer City Of Mackinaw.

The steamer City of Mackinaw
was launched last Saturday afternoon
at the Detroit Dry-dock company's
iron ship building yard at Wyandotte
and the Detroit Free Press has the
following to say about her: "The
steamer is Of iron, and is completed
to the main deck. She will resem'
BILE in general appearance the steam.
err City of Cleveland, which was built
at the same yard four years ago, and
which is now the most successful and
popular steamer on the lakes. The
dimensions of the new steamer are as
follows: Length Of keel, 200 feet
length over all, 212 feet; beam, 81
feet; breadth over the guards, 60 feet
depth of hold, 12a feet. She will
have beam engine with cylinder A
inches in diameter and 10 feet stroke
She will have feathering wheels 1s
feet in diameter and nine feet face
and two steel boilers capable Of work.
ing at pressure Of fifty pounds tc
the square inch. One difference be-
tween this and the City of Cleveland
which is in favor Of the new steamer
is that the shaft will be nearly leveI
with the deck, which will be ramped
over in the City of Milwaukee. HcI
cabin is 1877 feet long and has sixty
state rooms upstairs, and six in the
lapics' cabin below. The dining room
aud kitchen on the new steamer are
aft below decks. She has four water
tight bulkheads. Her cabin will bt
deliberately finished and no expense
will be spared in making her thu
handsomest, speediest and most com
Portable steamer on the lakes. Hel
cost when completed will be upwards
Of $4,000" The new steamer j,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-09

advertised to be on the route between
Detroit, Alpena and Mackinaw about
July LIST, and her time for arriving al
Alpena. from Detroit, will be at 6 o.
clock on Thursday mornings, and al
0 o'clock on Sunday evenings. Du,
ring the excursion season both the
City of Cleveland and City of Mack
NAV will extend their trips to Pc
toskey, and run on different time from
that already advertised.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-09
The Sullivan Troupe.

There are many persons in this
city who remember the admirable act
ing done by Dan Morris Sullivan,
at the Opera House last year. At
that time he gave the mirror Of Ire
land" and 50 well were the citizens
pleased with his entertainment, that
Mr.. Sullivan had crowded houses, and
we believe that everyone who patron
lied him was well pleased, and hoped
he would again visit Alpena. Be-
lieving that Mr.. Sullivan will again
please the citizens of this town, it is
with pleasure that we announce
his second appearance at the Opera
House, which will be ON Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week. He
advertises a new play and strong
support, in which he introduces his
specialties. The following from the
South Bend Tribune will give the
reader some idea of what they may
expect:
The new Irish play, "Shiel Agar"
written by the well known dramatic
author, Scott Marble, was presented
at the Opera House here last night to
good-sized audience by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Morris Sullivan and COM
pany, and gave excellent satisfaction,
judging by the hearty applause and
frequent encores. The chief roles Of
"Shield Agar" and "Jeugie" Mer-
naun, give Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan an
excellent opportunity to display their
specialties in the way of Irish songs
and dances for which they have be-
come celebrated all over the country.
They are well supported by the other
characters of the play, particularly
Mr.. Wildman as "Fananough" and
Miss Julia Sullivan as the Widow
Mernaun. The plot of the play is
interesting and there are many ex-
citing scenes and striking tableaux.
The scenery all new and painted ex-
pressly for their play is the finest we
have ever seen on our stage, and adj
ded greatly to the interest of the en-
tertainment. The ruined castle scene
of the second act is especially good
and produces fine effect. The or.
chestra Of eight pieces also added to
the pleasure of the evening by rem
dering some excellent music between
the acts and accompanying the songs
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan. This is
the third presentation of the play by
the Sullivan company, but it worked
off smoothly, and it is safe to predict
that it is destined to take a front
rank among the plays of its class now
before the public.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-09

The apportionment Of the primary
school fund, this year, is SLAB per
scholar. Alpena county, with
2,605 school children, receives
s3,724.15; Montmorency county,
with 107 school children, re-
ceives s124.41; Presque Isle
county, with 1000 school children, re-
ceives s1.2S1.2S. The total number
of school children in the state of
Michigan, between the ages of five and
twenty years, is 1886, and the total
amount of the primary school fund
appropriated is 764,510.S0. The APP
portionment is made on 534, 245 school
children-the difference of ALL be-
ing children residing in districts that
have not complied with the law as re-
CARDS maintaining schools.