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What a Woman Says.
MINE RUN FURNACE, V;

january 81, 1881.
E. st. John, G. T. d p. A., Chicago, III.
Your valuable cook book came to hand,
for which accept my thanks. 1t is a
treasure, for its recipes are plain, and the
book is well gotten up; its Topographic
cal and general make up, speaks well for
your department in doing so much for
the "Women of America" May your
road be as successful as every woman
will be who follows your cook book, and
every man who eats thereafter.
MRS. NJ r. KARSTERS
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II A, ROBINSON, DENTIST,
Os MOrrisville, Vermont,
Ether and gas administered in extracting, when
desired. l make a tooth powder which / can
recommend.
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MANUFACTURER and Dealer in all Kinds
WI Of Marble Il Granite. Work Guaranteed
as Good, and prices as Low as any In Vermont
High street. MORRISVILLE, VT.
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wv AAVOh iOIANU x FHsITHt NY
BS the central position of it's linz oo,,,,. -,
80 gnu the west by the SHORTEST $500 the
On aso without change Of oars salu ear-
worth Stnbihsdan saS CITY, Council Riuffs IeayeD
connno, httShI2on, minneapolis and 81 pa
lines ~ rosa Slion Depote with all the rytnc,aiI
oneeng r9aa between tho Atlantic and M
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Rna, ,GSii composed of Most Gem
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in tL ~ Si1IS' and the Best Line OF ni,eS- Ss
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me- louisville, LeAinpiOr Csct,,,Sae;
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Trains. Snsors 1Favel on Fast Exprcsa
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IN Gerry. Wecot f. Wan VI
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HENDEE g. FISK

A TTORNEYS AT LAW,
"A Morrfsville. Vt.
GEO. w. HENDEE. II. g. FISK
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1A 80 a Kg

WHO IS uHAoQOAS1so VITA rps GEOGRAPHY OF THIS eOu
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1884-06-11

markably offensive to men, whatever
foolish women may think Of it. A
little powder to prevent chafpg in
cold weather, or after washing when
the face and neck haYe been exposed
to the sun, is a very different thing.
Just a dust of powder Immediately
wiped off temporarily removes
greasy look; but il stands to reason
that a lavish use of it must fill up the
pores of the skin, and thereby per-
hanently injure the complexion,
Wrinkles are very much under per-
sonal control. "A girl or a youth who
indulges in Il perpetual knitting of
the brows produces a very ugly wrin-
kle between the eyebrows, but this
may be entirely removed by forsaking
the trick. A habit Of halfclosing
the. leySS75very common with near
sighted persons who do not choose to
wear glasses produces wrinkles at
their outer corners, An ill-tempered
dropping Of the corners OF the mouth
brings wrinkles in those positions.
Ne outward application will ever cure
this; the effort must come from strong
determination and resolute avoidance
of the cause that produces the ugly
effect. .f...
Living in very dirty atmosphere
tends. to deyelope and accentuate
wrinkles the CRIME naturally settles
in any little hollows that will receive
it, and the longer it stays there the
more, difficult it is 70 remove. 1t may
be partially kept out by regularly
wearing veil out-of-doors, but the
best thing is frequent and thorough
washing with hot water, and the APP
plicaton of q little sweet oil or cold
cream at bedtime. This softens and
smooths the skin, helping it to fill out
instead of increasing the tendency to
fall into bollows and trace channels.
A little alum or other astringent lotion
applied in The morning does good
rather than harm, but if it makes the
skin smart it acts as an irritant, and
must be avoided. Any putting of the
skin is associated with an unhealthy
condition of The blood, and ought to
receive proper medical treatment.
People who hqbitually worry them
selves over triAes frequently get wrin-
kles in their forehead, but persons
who cultivate Il calm and easy state
of mind may escape them for many
years. .........g.
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Downed by a Woman.


"My cousin" said an old stage
coach robber now in a California Jail,
"was considered very good man in
his day. He had an air of authority
about him, and voice that could be
heard a mile in the mountain air
When he said Hands upp hands went
up, and no driver ever dared move a
peg when he heard him demonstrate
Yet he was downed once, and by a
woman, too. He stopped stage load
of people from New England, and
there was schoolma'am in the crowd
who wore spectacles and was a good
deal more angular than any, of the
women they raise out here. When he
ordered hands up he didn't notice
that she refused to obey, because she
was down at the foot of the line, and
he didn't pay much attention toher
anyway. As he proceeded along the
line, working the different victims as
he went along, he noticed Chat her
arms were behind her, and that she
was aSlender old girl. So he said
nothing until he came to her.orThOn
throwing all the power into his lungs
he yelled: Hands upp Well, she
put her hands up. She had one of
those Cape Cod umbrellas, with whale
bone ribs as big as your finger, and
when she raised her hands she clutched
that umbrella with the grip of death,
and down it came on my cousins
head. He told me he saw double for
week after that, and for the time
being he was nearly knocked out.
at was a mighty ticklish moment.
As l have said, you work coach load
easily by terrifying them and getting
away before they recover their self
possession. Now, here was woman
who had net lost hers at all, and if
the men at the other end of the line
had had an opportunity to think for
a moment they would have been Oh
top of mel should, say on top piof
my cousin-before he could get out
of the way. But he was clever
chap. lie just drew big gun and
sailed up to the other end of the line
looking very ferocieus, and muttered
something to the men about never
robbing q woman. They took on a
fresh fright and did not understand ful-
ly what had happened. He then gave
the order to mount, and covered the
crowd as they got into the coach.
The schoolma'am was the last one in,
and she was the only one who was not
robbed. Now, I'll bet those fellows
felt cheap when they heard heHstory
and found that she had not lost any
thing. eWe..i %
That's the whole secret of this
staging business. No stage robber
who is fit to follow the road ever Kills
anybody. He may shoot at times,
but not to kill. Whenever you hear
of stage being fired into and lots of
people hurt, you may make up your
mind that some gang of hard meniare
at work, No professional does any
thing Of The kind.
"I'm sorry I've got into this diff.
eulty.jdst now. The season opens in
about two weeks New York Sun.
,r......f...n ...t at.,. an.- -rrfI
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IH." .
The other day when old PungIcup,
the grain merchant, went home TO
lunch he was surprised to- find an un-
usalIy number Of vet Umbrellas ON
the rack. So he assembled to his wife's
room and said, anybody in the par
lor, my dearl" Eyes, dearest" re-
Piled his better half, who was putting
the finishing touches to an elaborate
toilet. eyes, dearest, quite lot of
people. There's the doctor, an ex-
prcssman, a hackmah, grocery clerk,
a telegraph repairer and nine messen-
gers in the parlof.." 'T"What on Garth
are they here for?" "Wcll, you see,
ilovey, my new plush, and rep princcsse
came home five days ago, and it has
been, doing nothing but rain ever
since. I've stood it just as long as !
could, and so when it rained again. to-
day | just rang for everybody ON the
telegraph indicator, SO | could have
somebody to show it to. Isn't it too
lovely for anythings" And with an
expectant smile she rustled down stairs.
4San Fraqcisco Post. ~. gu ~
. II
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Avoid Warts and Wrinkles.

Harper's Bazar says: Warts are
peculiarly ugly things wherevef they
may occur, and were considered ,prac-
tically incurable a few years ago, I'M
less it were by means of charms, In
every village there was an old woman
who undertook to charm warts away,
and the cures related by her votarics
were really marvellous, especially
when they related to the hiding away,
Of piece Of meat with which the
wart had been rubbed, or any nostrum
of that nature. Sometimes, however,
the wart-charmer used some ,yegetar
BILE juice, which, of course, acted as q
caustic, and that was a proper and
legitimate cure. The little warty ex-
cresences that grow On the neck, or
sometimes on the eyelid, may, be- re-
moved by tying, q hair OF, q. morsel Of
fine silk round them. The wearing
..
of this causes the excrescenceo to fall
off in a few days, without. producing
wound or even tender place in the
skin. Warts should always be treat
cd as soon as they are perceived, and
not allowed to grow. If they come
on the hands, it is often from, being
carelessly dried, as a damp state , of
the skin seems to induce them. 1t Is
common belief among servants Chat
putting the hands into water in which
eggs have been boiled will produce
them. Warts arc far less common
than they used to be- perhnps because
more remedies are known, and per
haps because with the spread of
knowledge there is less faith ip sillyI
charms and more recourse 10 chemists
and DOCTORS goiu9 cd b.gods wobl
Few people are SO afflicted with
warts as the. Abbe List, the we'll
known musician. They are all, over
his face, and especially OH his nose,
and as they are of peculiar kind he
seems unable to get rid Of them. They
do not add to the charms of bis per-
sonal appearance. s,.
Wrinkles give an appearance of
age, and usually come on as people get !
older, or as consequence of using
large quantities of powder, o habit REL
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The Origin of Mosquitoes.

The. Indians have avery satisiac-
tory account OF the origin of the
.Mqntczuma mosquitoes. The legend
runs thus 81, There were in times of
old, many m9ons ago, two ieatbered
monsters permitted 10y the Manitou to
descend. from the sky and alight on
the hanks Of the Seneca river. Their
form-was exactly that of n mosquito.
They were so large that they darken-
ed the sun like cloud as they flew
toward the. earth. "a Standing on either
bank they guarded the river, and
stretching their necks into the canoes
of the Indians, as they attempted to
paddle ,alongy the stream,, gobbled
them ap, qs the stork king in the fa-
bic gQbbled UP the frogs. The de-
strVction Of life was 50 great that not
an lndiap gould pass without being
deyQpred in the attempt. ltwas'long
before the monsters could be extermin-
ated, and then. only by combined eff
forts Of ,all the warriors Of the Cay1
ga aud Onpndaga nations. The bat
Tie was terrible, and the mammoth
mosquitoes were slain and left UNI
buried. For this neglect the Indians
had 10 pay dearly. The carcasses de-
composed and the PARTICLES viviiied
by the sun, fed Of in clouds-of mos
duiloes, which have filled the country
ever since.-From the Manhattan for
February. G5 .,.trIra aa
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Ancient maiden--"Yes, you know,
my dear Mr. Nicefellow, il is q lady's
to assume a mans preroga-
tives, and you know 7 have always
had the warmest affection for you,
and now 1 shall take advantage of
leap year to-~---" bagc' uy7I -
Nicefellow. .--"ohl yes, to pay for
the ice cream. certainly, The cash
ier's desk is,right over there Phil
adelphia Call. .sm l8a ''a (
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There is nothing like DIR. Thomas
Eclectric Oil TO quicklycure coldcr
relieve hoaneness. Written by Mrs.
Nj. j. Fellows, Burr Oak, st. Joseph,
Go, Mich.
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A carpenter afew days ago fell
through his scaflold at a house he was
engaged upon, and an acquaintance
remarked that he never before knew
d carpenter 10 get through his work
so qpickly,rHThe Hoosier.ld .jp5 uG
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Editors like brevity, but man re-
Gently hanged in Indiana suited them
too we'll. He made no remarks about
heaven or hell, but nodded to the
preacher and said "Iqi see you
later."-Ex. N19lln --il.ilI-
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IiuSweeden there lis a law taking
away the right Of suffrage from every
man who has been drunk. IF such a
law should be enforced here six or
seven men would do all the voting for
a whole county.-BurlingtOn Free
Press. nn hailn. -nH n -.nlullla. -..ii
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''y Speaking Of improvements in a
church edifce notice reads "Two
charming widows adorn the chancel."
The types should have said windows"
instead Of widows" A trifling diff
ference. - Cambridge Tribune.
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Advertising Rates.

business Cards one year, dollar for every limo.
Local Notices ten ccus per limo for each insertion
.al an notces continued for three months or longer
a discount of 25 per cent.
advertisements accompanied by verbal or written
directions viii be published three months.
Advertisements under contract, ordered Oat %
4 10 expiration Of time will be charged full rates
No paper discontinued unul all arrearages are paid
e. acept At the option Of the publisher.
Transient advertisements must be paid In advance
syTerms CASH, payable quarterly.
Only Metal Cuts Inserted.
Prices and Terms alike TO all.
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Are You having much practice
nowYv asked an old judge Of a young
lawyer. "Yes, sir, a good deal, thank
you "Ah, I'm glad to hear it. In
what line is your practice particular
ly y'"" "well, sir, particularly in
economy. ."-Ex.
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81 say, jenkins, can you tell a young
tender chicken from an old tough
one7" "Of course l, can" "Well,
how?" by the teeth" Chickens
don't have teeth "No, butI havo.p
-Ex. m,,, .f, :, hry .a
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One Indiana Republican delegate
declares: u have no opinion as to
whom / shall vote for for President.
I'm 4 Hoosier." Then you ought to
know Hoo,ier your choice certainly.
Norwich Bulletin. H'f'e
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One Of the reasons urged by the
advocates of the postal delivery sys-
tenn, in small city, was that the Of
fee should seek the man, not tho man
the office.-Burlington Free Press.
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ae A covetodsrman does not possess his
wealth; his wealth possesses him.
Bias.
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my dear" said a sentimental wife,
"home, you know, is the dearest spot
on earth" We'll, yes" said the
practical husband, "it does cost about
twice as much as any other spot. y
Ex.
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The fact that no love-making is
complete without little ice cream,
is probably why counting is some
times alluded to as spOoning.--Phila-
delphia Chronicle. ... t....,,
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Trust men and they will trust you,'
said Ralph Waldo Emerson. "Trust
men and they will bust you says an
ordinary, every day business man.
Cincinnati Saturday Night. tj n9 .i
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1t is said that water composes three
fourths of the human body. This
may hold good in some communities,
but in others water does not enter in
to mans composition.-Ex. IL. II
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Love is said to be blind, This will
explain why the young lover never
sees the dog till it is too late to save
the Seat Of his pantaloons.-Somer-
vile Journal.
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This is the season of the year when
the poor laboring man is liable to get
sunstruck and the majority of women
get ice cream struck.-Philadelphia
Chronicle. --- ----I .--
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Flint & Pere Marquette R. R

The shortest quickest, and most reliable route to
and from Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland. CINCINNATI
Saginaw aud Bay city,
GOING EAST, SOUTH AND WEST.
cave Alpgna daily, except Sunday, by hpena
Bay City steamers, at a. N.
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Carlyle says daughter means
sympathy 'uIThis will bring comfort
TO the man who has inadvertently
trodden on a banana peel.--Boston
Post. ,7t Oh. W.c t...,rr.fs n.
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"What is it you like about that
girl?' asked one young man of anoth-
er. "My arm,p was the brief reply.
-Ex. ri..f
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They say the best wife always is
some other fellows wife, and the best
baby is always your own.-New York
Graphic.
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The hand that rocks q cradle is the
hand that can't stone a hen with any
York Journal. nal
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Drawing room cars on morning and evening trains
between Bay City and Detroit extra charges only
~ cents.
Night express east runs Sunday night instead Of
Saturday All other trains daily except Sunday.
SANFORD KELLER, Sup't
w. ID. HITCHCOCK,
Ticket Agent, Alpena, Mich
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WIT AND aUMOR.

/ =--------a------
o Do they ever burya a dead calm p
Oil City Derrick. s'ii 'ra" a2'1pt
Short meator-s dishonest butcher.
Rochester Post-Express,
The smaller the string of fish the
bigger the lie.-New York Journal
Butter is so cheap that the poorest
can make spread with it.ANew Or
leans PiCayune. eiHu uul ji
If you would be wealthy, get upon
mule; you will soon find that you
are better off--Ex. 'i f"''f
Throw physic to the dogs" What
is the good? They won't take it,
Kentucky State Journal. n, b'
The hand that rocks n cradle is the
hand that can't stone a hen with any
success.-New York Journal. nn,
They say the best wife always is
some other fellows wife, and the best
baby is always your own.-New York
Graphic. ..r
"What is it you like about that
girl?" asked one young man of anoth-
er. "My arm,p was the brief reply.
-Ex. a,..f
Carlyle says daughter means
sympathy puJThis will bring comfort
TO the. man who has inadvertently
trodden on a banana peel.--Boston
Post. a7f a.. e.c .....urr.fs n.
This is the season of the year when
the poor laboring man is liable TO get
sunstruck and the majority of women
get ice cream truck.-Philadelphia
Chronicle. .j 'f' p
Love is said to be blind, This will
explain why the young lover never
sees the dog till it is too late to save
the Seat of his pantaloons.-Somer-
vile Journal.
| r--4------------------------ l..,. n.
The fact that no love-making is
complete without little ice cream,
is probably why counting is some
times alluded to as spooning.--Phila-
delphia Chronicle. 1.,
Trust men and they will trust YOU"
said Ralph Waldo Emerson. "Trust
men and they will bust you," says an
ordinary, every day business man.
Cincinnati Saturday Night. i ar ...
1t is said that water composes three
fourths of the human body. This
may hold good in some communities,
but in others water does not enter in
to mans composition.-Ex. E
One of the reasons urged by the
advocates of the poetal delivery sys-
tenn, in small city, was that the Of
fee should seek the man, not tho man
the office.-Burlington Free Press.
"My dear" said a sentimental wife,
"home, you know, is the dearest spot
on earth" well, yes" said the
practical husband, "it does cost about
twice as much as any other spot
FIX Ext .--na..-a.4.liL.A-n tu34 4
81 say, jenkins, can you tell a young
tender chicken from an old tough
one2" "Of course l, can" "Well,
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ADAMSON'S BOTANIC BALSAM

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2f3 Fourth Ave, N. Y.
Field & Gray, agents, Alpsna, Mich.
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