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La culture de la vigne IA Texas.

Tn missionnaire franeais, lie rev.
\. NJ. Truchard, de Galveston, nous
adresse une interessante communi-
cation sur Ia culture de la vignc au
Texas. Scion notre correspondent,
c'est lie comte de Colorado qui est
Surtout destine d devenir un pays
yignoble.
sic terrain ondule, sablonneuX,
dit N. Truchard, on ce que fon APP
pelle lei sandy loan, Il un fond
d'argile, offrc tout REQUIREMENT ne.
~cessaire pour la culture de la vigne
ct des arbres 4 fruits. Les SEASONS
sont regulieres; il ny tombe nj
trop nj trop pen de pluie. La gr6le
v est %lnconuuc, It les gelees de
prlntemps, qui sont rares, ne de.
truisent jamais la recolte. lie dis.
trict, don't Bernardo Prairie est le
centre ct qui est lie meilleur pour Ia
vigne. est situe i ) kilometres de
la station d'Alleyton, Il lie San
Antonio, Galveston ct Harrisburgh
Railroad. Sealy. une station du
Santa F6 Railroad, est a quinze
miles. On trace maintenant un
chemin de fer de Sealy d Rockport
qui traverse la cOlonie de Bernardo.
Sc trouvant 4 une distance egale,
environ 125 miles, DIES trois prin-
cipalcs villes du Texas Galveston,
Houston ct San Antonio, Bernardo
he saurait avoir aucune difficulte
pour ecouler G produits.
"Jusqu'a present les essais OFT
ere tait sur une petite echeile. La
plus grande vigne Ell rapport du
pays est da peu pres l. acres.
Ellie rena annuellement d NJ. kes-
sler, o proprittaire, de quatre q
cinq mile gallons de vim quill ne
trouve aucune difficulte a vendre
un dollar lie gallon. Unjeune Fran
Gals a II vigne de 20 acres, mails
plantee settlement depnis deuN ans:
il est emcrveille de sou success. LIE
vim de Bernardo est tres snmrieur
aux meil!enr cluS tie California.
.'On p|ante lei deux esl.eces de
yignes: lie Herbermont pour vim
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MEETING.-Un grand Mass
Meeting dn part Republican, aura
lieu deyant Ia Maison de Cour, de-
main, ,limanche. Cette assemble
sera harangue par i Hon. Taylor
Beattie ct par d'aut,es orateurs
distingucs.
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ACCIDENT. - Tn accident DIES
plus malheureux ct dies plus re-
crcttab'es est arrive la Semaine der.
Mere Ell bas de Lockport.
Mr.. Acosta ct IN jrnne garcOn
age de quatorze ans Gtaient dams le
champs occupies i ramasser du
maIS. ct CONNIE ills sen retonrnaient
chez eux avec lcur charrette char
gee, sur laguelle lis avaient pris
place, un DIES chevaux Il rlis peur
ct IL vGhicnlc Il etc renverSc dams
un foSse. lie plus vicuX DIES 0ccu-
pants IA etc tue sur lie coup ct Fan.
tie a expire I'LL moment apies.
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ASSEMBLED POLiTIQUE.-Lcs
citoyenS de la uaroiSsr sOnt convO-
Quts a une grande assemble po'
litique qni sc tiendra, dams la
waste sd lie DIES pompierS, mardi
so:r. i $50. Cette aSsemblec scra
harangue par lHon. Edward }.
Gay, lie candidat Ella par Ia conven-
ton democrat q'.e pour reptesenter
lie t oisieme diStri:' congressional,
par lie Lieutenant GOnverneur Clay
Knobloch ct par les SENATOR'S Eus.
tbs ct Gibson.
Dams notre partie anglaiSe nous
publions la lettre d'acceptance dc
rIIon. Gay. Cette lettre est .une
confirmation de linttrtt que prend
nOtre candidAt d liz protection de
notrc industrie agricole ct CONNER
ciale. ct aux am1lio, ationS de la
section quill represente.
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DECEs.- Madame Thomas Lee
Blanc, file de notre ami Sosthene
Folse, est decedGe le 1 de ce mOis.
Les f~unerailles ont Gu lieu d Fegli-
&c Ste. Mary, au milieu dun NOM
breux cOncours d'amis ct de con-
na~issances de la famille.
lie II octobre est decide, sur
rhabitation Island Of Cuba, paroi-
se de Terrebonne, 4 Page de 81 ans,
Bartolom6 Piedra, natif lie IL Ha-
vana, Cube. SEES restes ont ele in
hum6s dams lie cimetiere de reglise
cathOlique st. Joseph.
EXCURSION.-C'est demain ma
I'm a 5 heures preciSes que part,
pour la Nouvelle- Orleans, le train
Excursion fr6te par nos trois com
pagnies de pompiers, pour bonner
amos co%ncitoyens unc Opportunite
daller falre un voyage disagreement
ala Noove,le Orleans, pour la mo-
dlqne Somme dune piastre ct de-
nile, aller ct retour. Pour aller lie
Tam s'artttra aux stations Terle
oonne, Lafoarche Crossing, Race.
land ct Bayou dies .Allemands. lie
fetolr de |, N0Uvelle Orleans aura
lieu lie lundi soir a 5 heu:es pr6ci-
SEES.
AUX perSonnes qui ont rintention
We lalre &c voyage disagreement,
nous leur rrcommandOnS dc Sc re.
ierer II annonccS DIES etabllSSc-
aiehts de IL lille publiGes dams ii
~eenhne1c, car >'lls ont besoin de
q0eiqucS Objects on quelques renSei-
Shements el,e& >luront OH les trou-
Yer.
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t0uS ceux qui ceS preSenteS YER
rOnt, Salut!

lie Proftsseur Alfred T.. Clay,
arrive dams Eotre Vile IT lie mercre.
di 30 octobre Ct L. leudi Suivant.
donn;ra an FireInen'S Hall des lee
lures. on. i l'aide du !'Stereopti.
con-, il nous fera voir les scenes les
plus vari62s ct les plus renommees
d'Ameriqn, de Suisse. de Eeni>r.
de Rome, d'Egypte, de Paris ct DIES
veStiyes de- sculptures duS aux pen
piles p,imitits de rAmeri1ue meri.
dionale.
Chaque tableau (et il y Ell a 800
couvrira une espace de 1G pieds
cares.
On vera Jill steamer en- marche /;
DIES voyageurs dams un ballon une
course de steamboats, 4; la Il DIES
Pyramihes ltglise de st. Pierre
de ROM. illuminee ct III feu DART.
flee SillOnnant les airs.
On vera lc lape Leon NH ct
les chefs d'puvre ne peinture ct de
Staiuairc du Vatican.
On vera EeniSe la mutt ct We
mise lie Jour, In vile DIES lagunes, DIES
gondoliers ct dies harcaroles.
Entire chaque enlargement de Ia
blcaU, uIir ,nuSlIue SuaVe ct den
cieuSe procure!a au Spectateur dc
nouvelles ~joui>Sances-
Lcctcurs, vous VOLTA prevents
a)outons qu'une partie DIES btnffi
crs srra consacree a nos brave:
pompicrs.
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OURAGAN.- L'ouragan qui a fait
tant de degats dans les paroisses
du bias du f1euve, Ma Ell d'autres
effets d6sastreuX dams le haut de
nOtre pa,oisse que de fairc hau>ser
leniveau de l'eau dn Bayou de deux
pieds. Malheurensement, 81 on
dOit sen rapporter a ce quon dit,
lie has du Bayou, depuis son embou-
shure jusqu'au Canal Harang, les
dfgats auraient etc tres cOnsidera-
bles. II taut esp6rer que les dom
images ne sont pas aussi dGsastleux
qu'0n veut bien lie dire.
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NOTICE.-Le TreSOrier de pa
eroisse PREVENT tous ceuX que celia
rent concerner quill est pref Il payer
tOuS les warrants commandments
ct tgalemcnt isSuS ct les reclama-
tons approuvees ct enregistreeS q
partir de No. IS jusqu'au No. 50
measurement.
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PARFUMERIE.-Le bean sexe, Lex

PARFUMERIE.-Le bean sexe, les
jennes gems ct les hommes murs
qni vculent singer la jeunesse, Al
ment ct re%cherchent les parfums les
plus suaves, les essences les plus
pures, les savons les plus odorants,
les articles de toilette les plus in
dispcnsables ct les plus i Ii mode,
tells que brosses i dents, pe1gnes,
broSses 4 cheveux, etc. etc, tronve-
ront, en- quantite, tons e articles
dams la Pha,macie Thibodeaux i
DIES prix qui defent toute concur
renee.
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AVIS Aux FUMEURS.-Les anna
tours de tabac rccherchent touiorrs
ce quill Y Il de mciilear II &c genre
ct lis ont raiSOn. AuSsi nous leur
conseillons d'aller s'approviSion-
ner i la pharma,ie Thibodeaux.
lis t%rouvrront actue!lemcnt dams
Get endorsement l'assortiment lie
plus grand ct lie plus varie de ia
bac, cigarcs ct d'articles pour fu.
mpurS
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CoNvENTION.-Les cltoyens re-
,;dant dams les limiteS de In Cor
,oration s'assemblerOpt en- con,en-
finn dams lie Town Hall. mercredi
nrochain, 4 1 heureS de Iapres-
midi. pour lie choix DON candidat
nOur Marie ct de six candidats pour
nembres du Conseil, a rejection
u%unicipale qui dot Gtre tenue lie
uardi 2eme Jour de novembre 1886
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Corn = L'ouvrrture de la SEES
sion de III cOUi criMinelle. dams ct
pour Ii paroi>Se Latonrche, Il G u
lieu 4 I%hibodanx L. I de &c moiS.
sous Ia rif>ihcncr ia .jHgr Beat
tie. t,reS l. inr"at:nii d Gram!
Jury. ct pendant one ce deraier 81
liv:".t AJAX aavD.rs i,.il,oses oar ii
loi, lneidemen5 exposes ct dfNr-
lori,t> par IL jn@e pre>!dant, lie
I'riii july he :~r>ialJ ioiIit Itiictii.
a pendant Ia premiere selnainr.
il a statue SUI qu"toIze on qnlnZr
af1airrS ct rrndu DIES verdictS de
%culpahilith hauS pressure tons les
cas- gui lui ont etc soumis.
La scconde ct dernlrre SemailIe
"a etc aussi bien employee que la
i premiere. grace SrGnergie montr6e
par H. barrcau en- general ct par
Favocat de district en- P%articnlier.
Malgri toni, dependant, lie dossier
crimineI ma pu ttre Gpuist, ct quel-
p"eS aGaireS les plus consequences,
ont etc renvoy@e Il In proclaim SEES
sion. laqaelie s'oUvrira ie premier
lrndi de dyccmbre dc Ia presente
aimee.
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1OJ7VELLES LOCALES.

n1y1pESDE.--La direction de la
.ompagnie du pont, Went de de
.,,ror nm di,idende de deux pias-
.res mar action. pour lie trime>tre
sn,ssant lie 80 Septembre 1886.
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Observation-Disclosures a une
resolution adoptee Il la derniere
session du Juty dc Police, une
election doit 6tre tenue le % de CO
mois dams lie District de Drainage
No. |, sous lie contr0le DIES commits
saires de ce district, dams lie but
de dGcider SUI quel point ct dams
Quelle direction un canal degout
eflicaCc pcut etTc grouse.
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RoULAIsoN.-Certains %planteurs
.ont prtts Il alIumer leurs four
peaux ct a metre, dici d la fin du
nois, les couteanx dams les champs.
A1es n II Sont petltes ct d'apres
lleur apparence, on s'attend a nn
| fable rendement.
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Citv Bonds.

The undersigned Comptroller Of the city of AL
pena Mich, will receive until 1880 p. of STAND
ard timel March /, 1856, sealed proposals for the
the city Of Apena, issued TO defray expense of
structinv bridge across Thunder Bay River in said
city. The party Offering TO take the bonds at low
est rate of interest shall be considered the highest
bidder. The bonds are to be in the sum of five
hundred dollars, numbered from ono TO twenty, in
elusive dated February 1856, and PAYABLE 80 600
August /, 1891 $4,000 August /, 1892; 81 900 Aug
ust 1898 $4,000 August l. 1894; $4,000 August l.,
1895. Interest payable semi-annually, on the LIST
day of February and August in each year Inter-
est and principal payable in Alpena Detroit or
New York, at the option of bidder Accrued inter-
est TO date of actual issue of bonds to be deducted
on premium offered for same with bid.
Valuation of taxable property in city, s2,T50,OO0 /;
population, 10000. The city has no Indebtedness.
j. ID. TURNBULL,
Alpena, Feb'y /, 1886. Comptroller.
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English journals record the voyage
of a large steamer owned in London
which has been fitted to burn petro
leum. Good time was made, and
general satisfaction is expressed with
the experiment. The consumption OF
oil on the voyage was little over
eight gallons per hour, costing about
81 per day, while the cost of coal for
that period is calculated to be 81
Besides the saving in coal, great
saving will be effected in labor, there
being no shoveling of coal into the
furnaces and no accumulation of
ashes to remove.
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Death of Horatio Seymour.

Horatio Seymour, n well known
Democrat, died at his residence near
Utica, New York, on Friday evening,
February 18th.
Horatio Seymour was born in the
town of Pompey, Onondaga county,
New York, May 31st, 1910, and
was nearly 76 years of age at the
time of his death. In 1841 he made his
first appearance in public life. being
elected member Of the New York
Legislature. In 1912 he was elected
mayor of Utica, and served as a mem
her of the New York Legislature the
three years following. In 1850 he was
nominated by the New York Dem
ocrats for Governor. but was defeated
by 262 votes. Two years later he
was elected Governor Of New York
State. In 1854 he was again nomin-
ated but defeated, but was elected to
the position of Governor for his
second term in 1852. In 1864 he was
again nominated but was defeated.
In 1868 he was nominated by the
Democrats as their candidate for the
Office of President. At the election
which followed he received 2,709,613
votes, while u. s. Grant received
'.015,071.
Since 1858 he has lived n retired
ife. He was frequently urged to
gain allow his name to be presented
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Board of Education.

The Board Of Education of the City OF
Alpena metin regular session in tho Score
tary's Office on Wednesday evening, Febru-
AIRY 10th, 1886, and was called to order al
8 o'clock by the Secretary.
PREsENT.-John s. McVicar Secretary
and Trustees Dewey, Maltz and Bruno.
No quorum appearing, OH motion OF
Trustee Maltz, the Board adjourned ia
meet on Wednesday evening, February 18th,
1886, at 1880 o'clock.
JNO. s. McVICAB,
Secretary.
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believe, create many new industries
it will cause increased business il
furnishes a ready means of access
and its construction will give employ
ment to hundreds of men.
Already over $4,000 have been
pledged towards the road, and if the
arrangements now being made do moi
fail, the railroad will be extended &C
Alpena by July next.
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United States Marshal Appointed For
This District.

President Cleveland settled the con-
test for the u. S. Marshalship of the
eastern district of Michigan, by APP
pointing Galusha Pcnncll, as Marshal,
last Wednesday. There were many
applicants for the position. The dis.
trict comprises the counties of Wayne,
Monroe, Lenawee, Hillsdale, Branch,
Cheboygan, Washtenaw, Jackson,
Calhoun, Ingbam, Macomb, Oakland,
Livingston, St. Clair, Lapeer, Sanilac,
Huron, Genesec, Shiawassee, Clinton,
Gratiot, Saginaw. Bay, Tuscola, Mid
land, Isabella, Gladwin. Clare, Ros-
common, Ogemaw, Iosco, Oscoda,
Crawford, Arenac, Altoona, Alpena,
Presque Isle, Otsego and Montmor-
ency-39 counties. The Marshal's
salary is 5000 per year and fees.
Mr.. Pencil was born in Orleans
county, N. Y, in 1915. Came to
Michigan in 1862, and has resided
seventeen years in Clinton county.
He has held the office of Sheriff twice,
and Supervisor twice, and has been
cashier of the National Bank of St.
Johns, for the last eight years.
AS there is deputy u. S. Marshal
to be appointed for this county, there
is a chance for some Democrat to get
it.
1t is said to be worth some two or
three hundred dollars per year. APP
ply to Mr. Pencil, st. Johns, Michi-
gan.
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Peterson's Magazine for March open.
with an article that will attract more than
ordinary interest: "Salem and Salem
Witchcraft," illustrated with eugravings
of the house where tried--a fac-simile Of
the death-warrants, etc., etc. The Other
articles-original stories-are all OF tn,
usual high character which distinguishes
Peterson" There Is a charming steel
engraving, Dear Mammal mammoth
colored fashion-plate; q colored pattern
for Java canvass and not less than fifty
wood-cuts, illustrating fashions. embroi
derv-patterns, etc, etc. Price, Two Dol.
lars a year. Address Charles j. Peterson
BOG Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Proprietors of Ey's Cream Balm
do not claim 1t to be q cure-all, hut sure
remedy for catarrh, cold in the head, and
hay fever. 1t Is not liquid or a snuff
but Is easily applied with the finger. 1t
gives relief at once. Price Soc.
have had nasal catarrh for ten years
so bad that there were great sores In my
nose, and one place was eaten through
| got Ely's Cream Balm. Two bottles did
the work. My nose and head are well.
| feel like another man.-C. s. McMilen,
Sibley, Jackson Co., Mo.
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at the conventions, but refused as he
preferred to pass his remaining days
as n private citizen. His memory
will always be revcred by Democrats.
He was an honored standard bearer
of the Democratic party and battled
vigorously for Democratic principles.
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Wild Cherry and Tar.

Every body knows the virtues of Wild
Cherry and Tar as relief and cure for
any eliectlons of the throat and lungs.
Combined with these two ingredients arc
few simple healing remedies In the COM
position of DIR. Bosankos Cough and Lung
Syrup making 1t just the article you
should always have In the house, for
coughs, colds, Group and bronchitis. Price
90 cents and Sl00. Samples free. Sold
by llouk Il Perkins and III. Beebe
eow723y1
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR

KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
G. Dbl. c. Hall, Hudson.
G. V. oh. M. Utlev, Detroit.
G. A. D.-L. Morris, Manistee.
G.. &C. Il. Esterling, Detroit,
G. RI. M. Sigh, Grand Rapids.
G. Jacob Brown, Detroit.
&. Guide-C. j. Stuart, Owosso.
G. Guardian--N. j. GAYLORD, Ludington
G. S.-H. A. Sage, St. Johns.
eprcscntatives-H. L. Thomas, Ale
gan, and Jacob Brown, Detroit.
State Medical Examiner-Dr +. A.
Herig, Saginaw.
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ANCIENT ORDER UNITED woRKMEN.
&. w. Mn. V. Brown, st. Johns.
q. F.-W. b. Seymour, Ypsilanti.
G.. O.-W. w. Peck, Kalamazoo.
G.. &C. G. Lane, Albion.
G. Wv. III. Stropes, Grand Rapids.
G.. Recorder-W. Warne, Wilson.
G. Receiver-H. NJ. Tinker, Jackson.
Representatives,. r. Bogg, Detroit; j
w. Wood, Battle Creek, and d. B. Puring
ton, Coldwater.
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Have you these dangerous symptoms
cough, pain in the side or breast. fever,
short breath, nlght-sweats, tickling, rising
or soreness In the throat, diarrhea. nerv-
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Council Proceedings,

The Common Council of the city of Al
pena met in regular session In the Council
Room, on Monday evening, February 10Th,
and was called to order at 7:30 o'clock, by
the Recorder.
PnEsENr-Jno. s. McVicar, Recorder,
and Aldermen Kimball, D'Aiglc, Campbell
and Daoust.
Journal of session held Feb. LIST, 1886,
read and approved.
COMMUNICATIONS.
To the Hon. the Common Council of tie 9TH
Of Alpend.
GENTLEMEN You are hereby notified that
| / am ready and anxious to continue the con-
| struction OF the abutmcnts and approaches TO
| the bridge, to be built over Thunder Bay river.
| in accordance with the terms Of my contract
| therefor; that your failure to perform the ne
| cessary excavation referred to In q prior CON-
| munication, or by written order from your
committee on Streets and Sewers, asked for I'm
such communication. to authorize me to per
| form the extra work incident to such excava-
| ting, necesstates delay on my part In so con-
structing, and that expect to be Unidentified
| for any extra expense may be put to, and for
any and all damages may suffer consequent to
such delay.
Respectfully,
Dated Alpena, Feb'y 10, 1886.
Accepted and ordered placed on file.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
10 the Hon. the Common Council Of the
City Of Alpena:
GENTLEMEN.--In compliance to n resolution
OF your Hon. Body dated Feb. I'd, 1886, rcquir-
Ing me to report my reasons for counteracting
the orders OF the Council In regard to the ring
ing Of the fire alarm bell Mt g p. IN. every even
ing, have the honor most respectfully to re-
port as follows have not knowingly counter
manded or refused to obey any orders of the
Council. did not understand that the above
resolution was Intended as an order, but was
given as permit TO the merchants to have the
bell rang II all was satisfactory. II did not
seem necessary to have the bell ring at that
hour. as the bell at the Catholic church rings
every evening at @ 4. NJ, and Is very regular. 1
called on the Mayor and advised with him
about the matter, and thought that he agreed
with me that the bell at the Catholic church
was sufficient, and he said that he would speak
10 the merchants about H. He did not give me
any orders to continue the use Of the bell, and.
Of course, supposed that all was satisfactory.
The orders OF the Council are final, and will al
ways be obeyed when understood as such. I do
not think, gentlemen, that the only bell that We
use for the IRE department should be allowed
to be rang nj all hours OF the day, rs it would
have tendency to impair the usefulness Of tho
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The FREE Press is pure family newspaper that
your wife and children read without injury to
their morals 1t is educator, and, in order to
keep up with the industrial, scientific and literary
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