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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-10
Yes always, she answered.

"Je-rusaleml" said Farmer Wester-
brook.
ItWas past 10 O'Clock at night. and
the old gentleman had come out, as be
always did the last thing before retiring
to rest, to see that Job had not set the
barn on fire, and that the dumb mem
hers of his family were all safe and COM
Portable. 81 do believe that old
Nike Westerkrook's ghost come to life
again, poundin' like all possessed on the
barn chamber floor"
Its me- eel it's me-e-ei , baWled the
captain, forgetting all the nicer distiac-
tons o. grammar in his delight at mis-
prospects OF release; "unfasten the trap
door; let me OUT"
Slowly the farmer lifted the ladder
and adjusted it in its place. With rheu-
matte aWkWerGness he climbed the
creaking rounds and undid the hook
from its hasp.
How in creation come you bereP"
he demanded, "Why, I thought YOU
was out sleigh-ridin' with the gals r'
1T was all the doing of that villain,
Jo~ !" gaSped the infura ed captain, his
teeth chattering with mingled rage and
cold. Il won't stand this sort of thing.
I'll leave the place tomorrow"
AS you please. said the farmer, to
whom the prospect of losing his guest
was not altogether unpleasant. "I'm
dreadful sorry this should have hap
pened though-and I'll talk seriously to
Jeb,"
so will l." CRASHED the captain.
"I'll break every bone in his body"
But Job, wiser in his generation than
the children of light, had taken particu-
lar care to go over to his grandmother's,
six miles across the snowy fields to
spend the night, and the only person
the captain saw was old Mrs. Wester-
Brook sitting by the kitchen FIRE.
You've lost your chance, captain
said she, good-humorediy. "Dorcas
Smith has just gone by on her way
home from the sleighing party, and she
says Max Crossley brought SibyI Har-
rington in his new cutter, and they're
engaged"
The captain went home the next day
according to programme, and Mrs. Max.
Crossley has never seen him since. And
when the affair came off Job got piece
OF wedding cake big enough to give him
the dyspepsia fora week.
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PERSONAL.

3. Q. KNowLroH was in from Grants
vile yesterday.
MAJoR HILL left for New York yes
terdsy morning.
RIoRAKD HOWE came up from South
Cottonwood yesterday.
JOSEPH MARRIOTT, of Murray, came
up 70 the city yesterday.
THOMAS E. MARRIOTT and wife, Of
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HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL PAPERS
ne as 81 It's issue Il the
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Gin hartmann In her lrnferaost.

@tn &AttfutAttit TT Der utttetftaDt, E
benz burd Elm feibenbes nnb fdreienbes
Sinh uiehrere Nddte Der Sdlaf geraubt
trurbe urb-ber gu Der l1eber3eugung ges
lan8te, baB Wrs. @inslpws .Sppfbina
SHrup serabe ber Grttfel iei, beHen e far
bas Sinh benStbiSte, tanfte einen 8rrratb
BACON. Nls er mad Saufe tan, unb feis
rter Trau barDn Mittbeilung madte, mel.
serte fe ftd, benz &inbe BON benz @etaufs
ten gu perabreiden, ba fe cine Nnhdnaes
rim Der 9omSDpathie mar. Die nS&fte
Madt wurbe rieber idtailps psrbrudt.
Gls ber gater am nd@fen Gage mad
9aufe fam, funb ct bas Sinh i9ledter
als, ie, unb ba e. aberu1als cine i&laflpie
Hadt teftr@tete, berabreidte er tcGbrenb
ber Mbneienbeit ieiner Trat benz 8in6e
cine Bortisn bes SArup unb iaste ntdts
babcu. Die .Madt barauf jdlief Gdes
uobl unb ber fleine 5dreier erpa&te
arn Wcrgert init heiterm @eftht. Die
Mntter mar erfreut Rber ben plSsliden
ipnnberbaren @edfel unb cbpcbl fe iid
1uerf beleibiet fibl!e, ais fe Huftfaruna
erbielt, feste fe benncd ben @ebrau@
bes GHrups fort. s@dreienbe Rtnber
nub fdlafloie Madte fnb ibr Jest uube,
fanut. Cine ein3elne Brcbe nit benz
Sprup Fat nod bas 2etben isbes Riubes
unb bas gcrurtbeil Der Wutter beFeat.
Sn alien apcthefen gu haben; IS &ents
bic Slafde.
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Seutf@lanb, Seitetrei6 unb @uBIan6
i'm 9erbfe auiammentrefen tper5en,
UNI oas rDreifaifer : 8iinbniB" CUR @r'
baltung beg europdif@en Griebens gu
erreuerr.
Sur nit &opf9iiteln tann man bas
Sreiben BET franaoff6en &%epublifaner
b~erfoIgen. IS bleibt gar fein 3meifel
mebr iibrig: Sic baben Mngif bot ber
motar9ifif6en Str6mtng, bic ieBt
breite G1i1ten bes frana6fi9en 8olfes
ergrifen bat. Mit Der Brin3enaustrei=
bung be9nist man ft6 nidt: cine lit
terbridung Der monar9ifii6en Brefe
foq folgen unb t1att bat fpgar ben Nns
trag geitellt, bic Gibrutg BON Mbelstt=
teltt &c. nit 9trafen gu bebroben. Mas
tbat bod Der tpadere Soban1 Safobp,
als 1s48 in Der preuBif6en 2. &ammer
berfelbe Intrag geffelt tpurbe2 st ftellte
folgenben @%egenantrag: ySa Mnbes
tra@t beg S l bes preubii6en 2anbred=
tes: rSeber preuBe lit bpr benz &C.
feBe glei64 gebt bic &an1mer iiber ben
Nntrag auf Mufbebung bes Mbels our
Sasesorbaung iiber!A St erfl1rte al
10 oa6ur@, 6aB ber MbeI in @irfli9teit
gar nt9t mebr eriitire. Greili@ tpar
bas in Der Sbeorie ri6tiger, als in Der
graris. Namentli9 iebt i'm neuerftan.
benen beutf6en @ei9e, mo- bic magii@eu
bret 8u9faben nbon" tpieber eine
grDBere Wtrfung ausibet1 als ie.
Neri9mdbe1 es bod ielbit alte 1848'er
Jretbeitsfdmpfer, tuie 8. g.. @ubolpb
Gottldaa ni6t, bana6 gu f@nappen,
gielei9t fommett Die fran36df6en
Prin3en nod Mmerifa in bic 8erbanz
nung. SIN 2aufe Der lebten Wo@e
beriammelten ii6 bic Offi3iere ser ebes
maligen potomaes Mrrnee in Nem Sort
unb f9idteu Elm Gabelteiegramm at
ben Grafen bon paris, III tpelGem fe
i'm unb Die ibrigen bertriebenen prinaen
eirlaben, In ben Ser. @taaten ihr Nfnl
gu fu9e1. Ser @raf bon paris, Set
9er3og bon @bartres uttb Der prita bon
Soinbiae tuaren 1861 als GreipiGige
TT bic unionsarntee getreter unb batten
IN Der Potomac=Mrmee beg Generals
Wte@leuan an benz groBen 8iirgerfrieg
tbeilgenommer. @s 1T atpar ui@f
pobrf@einli@, baB bic prinaeu iener
gtnlaoung Jolge leiften, dber INNER
bin m6gli9.
Sie englif9en WeupabIett gum par>
lament iteben unmittelbar bebpr. Ssu
ben Counties beginner He iGon am 6.
Suli, III ben gr0Ben 6tdbten erff an
%. Suit. @labffote tpirb einen iebr
i9peret Stanb baben, benin feIbft feline
beiter nro dltefen Greunbe. unb Bar
teigenoRen-pie Sobn Brigbt-baben
Tim ben Nhfen gefebrt unb befebbet1
ibn aufs beftigfe. Sn England unb
Srlano fiebt man benz Musfal bet Wabl
nit fi~eberbafter @pannung entgeger.
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- Ma6t Cure 8efellunset fir Sta,
9elbrabt, gIatten 0rabt, Giienblea,
Gupferble9 unb Q6tbe BET Btper &
S9nItbeB 249 Martet Ctr.
GpGrt @eIb unb 3eit. b
@arantie fur aiebrigfte Marttpreife.
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6. S. W2uQer. MhpIefaIez I'm

6. $. &siiaer, Wbolefales nrb
&etailbdnbIer in Garben. OeIen, Muz
f-frei9ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San MntDnto emptieblt iein groBes
Eager in bieien Nrttteltt gu Stem Oort
preiien unb ma9t gang beionbers auf
ben geudblten 8orratb BON gilberr
@bromos, &upfers unb Stablitiden,
Oelgemdloen uab pbantafie > Bilbern
aler Nrt. ferner auf bic gef9madboqe
Musuabl DDn 8ilberrabmett Der oilers
m%obernften Gprm unb auf. bic Mues
umfafenben 3ei9enmaterialen auf>
merfian. MQe Auftrdge fur irgenb eine
Der obigett 8rau9en tper6ert prompt
ausgefibrt; 8ilber bon ieoer @r6Be einz
gerabmt unb ole Nrbeiten m6gli@ft
f@nea unb gut beforgt, bic in bas Sad
f6lagen.
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s3}pet @ngldnber bon 2ombpn fas
men in @albeitot an, Inn 8orbereitu1s
gen gum @rpDrt bDr frii9em Jleif6
bon Seras mad 2tberpool al trefen.
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man bdtte aber bas Ser3 bes iungen
Songs tlppfen b6ren f6nnen. @auer
faBte etnet eben bas 8pr3immer bur6s
etleroen alien Soflafaien nod re9taets
tlg ab, UNI benielben at b~erbinbern,
tparnen 5u f6nner; i'm Watnen 6es G6s
1tgs bra6te er BEN f9lotternben alien
@att1er gum StiQfteben. Git &iB an
ben 8arbinet, ein Druid auf bic Glinfe
Der Sbiire, unb 2ubpig unb Gauer
ftan6en bDr benz ebrlpieften 8erbre9en,
bas Elm Weib begeben fann. prinaei1a
Supple unb 9Ofpbotograpb Sanffdns
gel tparett In benz iiBeIten Tete q tete.
ytpb in Der Na9t berIieB 6er R6nig
Wiin9en, aadbetn er bprber cine St.
fIdruns, tpel6e Bic Nufbebung feiner
9erlobun8 entbielt ait bas Cabinet ges
fanbt bate.
Oie prinaeifin berlieB am on6erit
Mtorgen Mtn9eu, TIM tpenige Mo@ett
barna9 eite @be nit benz 6eraoge BON
Mlencon aus benz 9auie Orleans einsus
geben. @9on mad 5 Monaten tpuroe
6as iunge 8aar nit eineta prinseBGen
beglidt. 2ubtpig tndre, tuerut 5auer
ibt tt9t banor gerettet bdtte, NIT eitten1
9e9smonats Ginbe geiegnet tpprben.
Wobl 8rurb genug, tpesbaIb t,ar BET
Quitpolb 10 gertte Der 8erbeiratbung
bes R6nigs Bori6ub Ieifete, ba es bort
Dobl febr genau betanttt mar, BOB Bic
le9saebniabrige G6nigsbraut f@on auf
benz Wege fei, Die Wfl1tter zines pbptos
grapbentin6es gu tperben. Merger bdtte
ber Monar9 ni6t blamirt tperben f6az
men. 9ubuig ban6elte bel 5n nobel in
Der Sadie. St berbot Bel Ifrefger
@trafe iebe @runbangabe fiir feline
notwithstanding bet Berlpbung, un6
ber Serr 9ofpbOtograpb blieb gdnsli6
unangetaftet.
9o@ bur6 bieieu ungebeueren Srelis
brn6 beg Mdb@ens, bas er 10 geliebt
bette, tuur6e BEG &bniss e6les Semitic
fir thinner erI9attert unb ebenfo feir
ibealer @laubem an bic Menf6beit.
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@amcpaff & gpbtt

3u beiu@en unb bere1 Mammut6sNor
ratb gu bef9ttgen. 9ie Waarefr finb
bon ben renommirteiten Jabriten ges
fauft unb merben gu 70 bilfgen Breifen
berfauft, pie ,1ur m6gIt@. Nue &urs
ben tperbet nit ibren g~intdufett sufrie=
ben ietn. 26,3,3Mt
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seSnt GitfoereQa @d,uh > Gtpre

finb neue Waarett eingetroffen far BIZ
beporfebenbe Grhbia brss@ai
On. Wir' babet uas 6ur1 BEN Mu.
geni9ein 6abon itberseugt, bob bieft
Waaren: Saraers unb &inbers5 @ube,
9erreni@ube ae.,abos 8effe fnb, MAJ
ie i'm bieigem Martte oherirt tpurbe.
Die Musuablif febr rei9baltig unb BIZ
9reiie iin6 ieoem 8ebhrfmiB angemeFen,
Wer elegantes ln6 b~auerbaftes @9ub.
aeug tragen min, Der gebe gum
Cinderella @@ubz6tore,
gde 9outonftraBe & Mbe. 6,
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a1eiber fir ben ssrahltma.

Die 3eit gum Mnfauf BON Grtiblingss
unb @ommerfleibern, Often unb TIM
ter3eug lit gefommen. gs tpirb fi@
fur Se6ermann, ber iol@e MrtiteI ges
brandt. beanhIen.
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9ie e.

| .Maioritdt berborben unb auar
aus benz @runbe, neil er BON fefnem
8etos@ e9t @ebrau9 gen1aGt bot. st
that bies ~aQerbings tn elmer Meife, pie
nod fein eitaiger feinsr 8orgdnger.
Senn mdbrenb beifpielspeiie Grant
tDdbrerb Der a9t Sabre feiner beiben
prdftbentf@aftssS ermine aur 20 Bills
nit ietnent 8eto belegte, bat Glebelarb
in ettpas mebr als einem Sabre bereits
"A @eiebentpirfe beg RongreFes 5urid.
getpiefen. Sas nebnten ibm Bic 6erren
nun getpaltig ibeI un6 re6en BON glt-
maBung, Selbffiberbebung, 8eKerpiis
fenpollen &C. limb bod bat Glebelano
&e9t. BON ienert a Bills betrafen 81
bic SetDiIigung bon SnbaIi6ens Venfio>
men,. @s 1T aber gang olgemeir be-
tannt, Del9er MtiBbrau9 nit biefen
8emiQigungen bonn &ongrei1e getrieben
tuirb. Srgen6 elm &onsreBmitglieb,
6as babeim in ieinem Mabltreis einett
perforaungsbebhritigen guten Sreunb
bal, brtngt iof3 einenNntrag elm utb be-
ftrtpprtet i'm. Nienanb prift ibn unb
Nterlai1o lttttntt bagegen-als Sur9t,
tt0 litpopuldr a1 MAIDEN. Sn nfauienz
Der Observation-Disclosures bic flal=
1ide Se5eidnung beg beuti9en &ei9sz
tags bgeor6uetet1 GaDier au gebralts
9en-merben 6ann in eifer Sibung
$3.50 FOLDER Nntrdge burdgebebf, Die
0arauf bur@ Die utlteri@rift 0es Brdfts
berten 8efeBesfraft e~rlatgen. Ranrt
man es benz prdfbenten berarge1,
tpetn CT fi@ tpeigert, in biefer &om6bie
eine. tint au~fgebrungere &ole su hber=
aebn1ea?
@irb Der Brdfibent aud in Beaug
auf bic SIP Sobn PortersBin-nelGe
i'm 2aufe btefer MD9e bonn Genat a1s
genpmtlen tpurbe, na96ert 6as 0aus
bies f9on subor getban-bpn fefnem
8etosGe9t @ebrau1 ma9en2 3u tpiin=
f9en tudre es, aber es 1iGt ataunebs
men. Sie Gebabilitirung-b. 3. Die gez
teBli6e Nufbebnng Der iiber i'm ber=
bdngten gbrlofgteitss @rfldrung-tpar
Elm tb6ridter Strei6. Gin @eneral,
-" p's 0@'9"w esnSutSCuI
gelsglea Dor Dem Jeltloe ben 9eboriatt
auftl1oi9t-elnerlel, aus tuel@engriit=
oenlmtF TEN Wfdrtprer, tpte Butler
uno Weff glanbetl madett tpolen, ions
perm EN- Sefratger, per DIE Qatlttras
oalle 9erotsnf, aoer tetae Hebabtltttz
rAagssgfIlGtnng. +.
SeDaaerllg lll e, pop ltg per Setat
um que IMMUNE oes SsG lgef 4nfras
ges gsIuHgeornGI 9at. pea 5eaftfragte
aIlaiIy, pab .IeeaeM %DngIeBmu9lle9e
geEaIeI !eln 10y, ais SeDfoalter ooer
" lOnE slaer glg % 9 70 Den Sten1t
ellleT elleno9ans0s1eaidDatt gu tretetl,
Islae oom HomgreIe Sanob gsftuligen
Dosr yslO5ulguIe etgiell". use flotDtg
en- lp!gss 0eles mare, Deneir 1d9oa
pc &gella9e, oaB fo1l ulen1als cine
gssegAselsnlgaIl one geDltl8afgef ers
IauL pelgs an elae lDlGe Sanotd5etls
Jung getaapI1 pafell ano pap oeittto9
auf ~ Ansnapmsfdaei1 ei1i,al cine
gefIaus@rtlafung erfolgt. Ste In benz
Solos lertr @eleui9attelt .iteben6en
ao9otaien I'M Senat pilet1 0ies ifD1
oDrlorglt@ gu Derbtteit. Gin ~bsionbers
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ErFd;saffEe @taes,ussas,
rnHae &eber

MD SNWtNrtW.
Eas bigfea .lrlamet cntffhen 1reirierteI aIer
1rant9eiiet bes Menfnea9ei4Ee@t9. Splsenbe
Grnlptrnle set8en beren Ddiei1 an: @btetffnecS
Iujt, tr69eg $tithLgasts, SDpftucb AIT ItebcLs
seif, 3plgleibtegett t,adt reHs @IetL agbt,eis
eua9 ee9eit f5xpeFlidje coer gei}tiee 9gst=
f~treM9ubfgs etmjFpBeu rad BET MdhI5ett,
e~sefsb1rfetf oeS SemperatnentS, aeoritdte
GttMtnnna, elm @efabt Gle babe ttiatt trgesso
bfefts 8fHffaless Dpr DeH Htteeis, oumfeIees
{drbfer Etxi,t, Diit4ttdbe @etHppfu9e,-
dHb ~ezfrrtefn he qsptDenbung etues GetimitteiSg bGs
tirtct cIf he Sober iristt. 2ls Elm g~sbers9etluiitsl
tobea Gnt4'S @iMett niht Tires @ieiGen. SIRE
2atrfHns auf MteleH unb 6aHt 1T ~etenfal5 prrnpt,
tnhem IL ale TlHreinhetten hHrds bieie bret ,QssSs
tehret oes Zsf.ens" ~teleitt9en dnb appetit, sez
iaHee @erbaunng, resemaBi5ea Gtubl5anS, flare
&elt snb etuei ~fraftigen Gprptr berlteaen. Sutt'S
EittFl1 peririu&m meier Gill rbfr Qsiti6neieen,
nod 1np fe ft6renD BET Der thSltGen Seruf5arbsit inO
ffn6 Elm drtnt[tne8
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6srdelnuiifeI hef Mfalaria.


7aEt's Etnen fnb nit ether g5anillensSu6e
bede ttesscgsns rslhe bieielten 20 a~ngeusbnM ME
Gbtfect gum Ginnebaaen unb ielbif benz fHtDhditeu
NPd8en sutrasli@ 1ua1t-
as5ssaHE ~ batsi, rs gts., "A starras ST.. R.8
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-11

deceased animals whenever in his
judgment il is essential to prevent the
spread of pleuro-pneumonia from one
State into another. In the Legislative
Appropriation bill, creating the office
of Assistant Commissioner of Indian
Affairs. In the Sundry Civil Appro-
priation bill, authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury to issue silver certifi-
Gates in denominations Of 81, 81 and
So; also appropriating 100000 for
the establishment of an industrial
home in Utah for women who re-
nounce polygamy ard for their chill
dren.
The important measures, which, AZ
ter debate, were defeated in the House
in which they originated, are as fol-
lows: The Senate hill to increase the
efficiency of the army; the House
(Bland) bill for the free coinage OF
silver, and Senator Vance's bill TO re-
peal the civil service act.
Among the bills by which further
action by Congress is necessary before
they can become laws, are the follow
ing: The Cullom Interstate Com.
merce bill; the Mexican Pension bill;
the bill to repeal the Timber Culture,
Presumption and Desert Land laws;
the Morrison and Randall Tariff bills;
the House bill to prevent aliens from
acquiring or owning land in any OF
the Territories; the Bankruptcy bills;
the House bill to terminate the Ha-
waiian treaty; the Anti.Poligamy
bills, and the Chinese Indemnity bills.
The Morrison surplus resolution"
failed by reason of the adjournment
of Congress before executive action
had been taken on it.-Ex.
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700, while there are twenty-eight dis.
tricts now represented by Republi.
cans in which the average majority
was about GOO, and believe we will
gain more than they will in the close
districts this fall"
The speaker thought that the tariff
question would be the principal issue
in the Congressional canvass. When
asked what ought TO be done with tho
Pacific Railroad question, he said;
81 am in favor of any just and fair
arrangement, by IN extension of time
or otherwise, which will enable the
companies to pay their Indebtedness
10 the government without compel
ling II 10 ultimately take the roads
with large prior encumboranccs on
them. By the act Of 1864 the gov
erpment released its first lien and now
occupies the position Of second mort
gage bondholder, and therefore may
be in darger of having the property
forced upon it. 1t is not the business
of the government TO own and oper-
ate railroads. There should be a
thorough investigation Of the affairs
of the subsidized companies"
Mr.. Carlisle also said in the course
Of the conversation that his public
and private relations with the Presi-
dent were pleasant and cordial. The
reports sent out representing that
there were feelings Of jealousy or hos
tility existing between him and the
President, and that he Mr. CarliSle)
was engaged with others in a conspir'
acy to thwart the administration in
its policy, were too ridiculous and alb
surd to deserve notice. He had great
confidence in Mr.. Cleveland's honesty,
ability and patriotism. He believed
it was the duty of all Democrats to
support the administration to the cx-
tent OF their abiity.-Free Press.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-11

as much as desired by strikers, and
thus three base hits were scarce. Tn,
general expectations in this city was
that the Mystics would get left, and
thus when the score Of IL TO Is in
favor Of the Mystics was displayed on
base ball bulletin board in front Of
Perkins drug store. il caused sur.
prise. The base ballists here were
much better pleased than if the
Tawas club had won. The boys ar.
rived home about ten o'clock L. NJ,
by steamer Ossifrage and were well
pleased with their trip. They speak
very highly Of the manner in which
they were used by the Tawas boys.
The Oscoda delegation backed the
Mystic club, and thereby made some
money Mt the expense of Tawas citi-
zens. The particulars of the game
will be found below:
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The MYSTIC Base Ball Club Wins.

Last Friday morning some nine
members of the Mystic base ball club,
of this city, and several of their
friends, embarked on the steamer Os-
sifrage for Tawas, to play a game of
base ball with tho club of that city
the Mutuals, of Tawas, having chal-
lenged the Mystics. In an hour and
forty-five minutes the boat got to the
railway at Black River and at about
noon the club arrived at East Tawas
AT Oscodah number of citizens of
that place joined the party. The
match was played on the fair grounds,
and at 200 the game commenced.
The diamond is reported to have not
been in good condition, and base
runners had to run up and down hill.
Grass prevented the ball from rolling
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-11

Samuel j. Tilden died at his coun-
try residence, near Yonkers, New
York, August 4th, 1886, at $50 \. NJ
Mr.. Tilden is well known to the
people of this country, and will long
be remembered by the Democrats as
one of heir most trusted leaders. In
1876 he was the nominee Of the Dem
ocratic party for the office of Presi-
dent, and was elected, but was count
ed out by the Louisiana returning
board.
Mr.. Tilden was born in Lebanon,
Columbia county, New York, Febru-
airy 9th, 1914, and at the time of his
death was 70 years, five months, and
% DAYS old.
While the Democratic party lasts.
Mr.. Tilden will be remembered as a
standard bearer, worthy of the esteem
of his party, and one, while in Office,
who did his duty to the people and
his party.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-11
Coming to Alpena-the Sick Treated
Free OF Charge.

Fourteen doctors Of the great English
staff Of physicians and surgeons will visit
the Gollng House. Alpena. on the morn
Ing of August 10th, and will remain un.
I'll the evening Of August 10Th. The doc
tors will return every three months. AS
this is their advertising trip they will rem
der their services to the sick free Of charge
The only favor they ask of the patients Is
a recommend after cure Is effected. II
your case II incurable they will frankly
and honestly tell you, also caution you
against spending more money for medi.
cine and appliances which travelling i'm
posters arc liable to suggest. These doc.
tors will not take any case to treat with
out there Is a moral certainty of O cure
being effected. The number Of patients
were treated and rejected In the following
rlaces viz; London. Ont, 1.270, $50 re-
jected; II milton. ] $50, 655 rejected To.
rento, arcs, l65 rejected; Grand Rapids,
Mich, $50, Ito rejected Detroit, Mich,
1920, l,7S0 rejected East Saginaw, Mich,
2,ll7, llG0 rejected; Cleveland. 8,577,
g. ~ rejected; Toledo, Ohio. 2.870. 1850
rejected This staff ia composed OF men
who have reached the highest round In
the ladder OF medical and surgical science.
and who have hal vast experience in
the following hospitals and inflrmaries
London, Eng, Paris. Edinbura. Liverpool.
Perth. Dublin. Belfast. Cork, Vicnna, Der.
lin, Hamburg, Heidelbnrg, st. Petersburg.
Copenhagen, and Stockholm.
Oalce hours, 9 4. NJ. toSP.M. SUNDAYS
10 A. NJ. 10 SIN.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-11

At the election this fall, there is 10
be elected a governor, and full State
ticket, a member Of congress, State
senator, State representative, sheriff,
county treasurer, county clerk, prose.
cutting attorney, register of deeds,
county surveyor and two coroners.
The State Legislature will elect U.
S. Senator to take the place Of sena.
tor Cenger, and it is therefore very
important the Democrats Of the Al.
pena Representative district should
elect Democrat. Sheriff Denton,
having served two successive terms,
can not go on the ticket this fall, and
the Democrats will have to vote for a
new man for sheriff. F. II. Dyer, c.
L. Lynch, Patrick Gibbons and S.
Westrope are the persons who will
probably be candidates for the nom.
nation.
The persons liable to be voted tor
by the Republican county convention,
for sheriff, are G. B. Greedy and j. G.
Fockler.