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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

uo al Golounen, nb paa @aben, naa
Mionottens tiue Time Iaar, ielu on
bMl lite er iitanb til at saa to @tribi
Oct er altlaa sanite naturlist, at be
lite er iaa mango fuloe Soft paa @abel
/ ct. Yaul iom Miuneapolis.
Gor nosle Dase fiben fit ristisno
Resjerinsen ct stnfalo at &rarnpe oe
gap Drore til at lutte Saloonerne pet
Mibnat; men oa ben npe Mapor er %e.
publifaner os Mebeier ct Deitilleri, E,
bet bele natarlisnis bare en- stinman=
epre.
SuenIferne ct lanst foran Noromenz
bene Nfbolbsarbeibet os bar 8 a A
blomfrenbe @ooo 1emplar 2oser.
@runben til bette 5oriprans itplbes
,,@oenita Nmerifauifa Soften" mere eno
nosen anbeu enfelt Tins.
Morbmenbene bar ftiftet Goreninser
Sang paa Sang. Nen for nerp1renbe
er Der hun omtrent 20 uorife Meblemmer
| en- itanbiuaoiit 2ose, iOm msber bper
1borsba9s &pelb 8esa 9aa, Os en-
norif Nfbolosforenins meo 3O-4O Meoz
lemmer, ion, u,bber bper Sbnba9 &l. 4
/ @elief Societp 9oll. 8lanbt be georb<
menb, iom bar arbeibet iurisit for Nf>
bolbsiasen st. Yau1 uil leg tillabe
mig at neune nosle, Der bar ,,baaret
Dasens 8proe os 9ebe": Sobn 8affe,
9. y. 9ausbers, s. 9anion, Ebomas
6esbabl, 9. 2.~6aatouiou os spoer
Dlion. Sen iibte er fra &rasers os
bar peret stfbOlbsiasens utrettelise
9alsmano l,sefra Gsbiern 8lOiters beoz
fte Dose. stisnt ben ene uorite Sore
ming efter ben anben bar saaet OPT &ss,
bar nosle af bisie Mano taset fat paa
Nrbe,bet meb fornpet Beseiitrins, os
mbrfere eno msrft 1fal bet le u6, bois
life bet ipitematiife 6oreninssarbeioe
lpttes benne @ans!
Ser er isrunoen flere Nfbolbsoenner
enb jes nentebe ct. 8aul. Men be bor
iaa iprebte bortoper ale 9amser Os Bat,
ter, at bet falber ielp en- 5jelobonbe paue
itelist at faa fat paa benz. Seq bar oer<
for troet, at bbis ri tunbe faa lprebt ct
bunbre Gremplurer al ,5elt &aabet"
blanbt be iorisite, iaa pilbe bet maaife
bibrase fit til at Jamie &refterne. Set
bill ba osiaa pere fin Orben at bape
en- iarifilt @palte for ct Saul.
Neb bet famine pil jes Osiaa minbe
Nfbolbsfolfet os YrObibitioniiterne ON
at sisre mere for u5elt @aabet"s llo<
brebelie. Det tan sierne bore, at bet er
manseliulbt; men ba bet, iaapiot ies peb,
er bet euefte usentlise politiite YrObibi>
tionsblab, fom ub9ipes bort Gpros
smerifa, er bet pel bet bebfte ri fan sibre
alligepel. Og besuben er bet perbt at
le99e Merfe til, at pi, peo at fbtte bet,
fan siBre bet beore efterbuert.
s. s. Sferbalsuolo.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22
Norge

OlolllHo. Seo uooloellen at O9ne
airfesaaro fanotes, peo at srape en-
oeb iamme parenbe Saus, fslaenbe
@ienitanbe: Sppo, 9re, 5abel, bisie af
8ronce, l .llrne, / gar 8rpneftene oa
Ell bel Sci &linflbm, iamt 6ierneitaller
os Sen.
Gn &ieltrins. 5orleoen reiite en-
9enmeosl meb 9oset til @riitiania. Da
Goset itoppeoe peo 6essebal Statipn
Tom en- nbefjenot Mauosperiou ben til
&upepinouet os gap fig 9ale meb bam.
Suit iom Goset letter Jig / Bepaselie,
tiger ben fremmeoe: .Ses ifulbe ba ba'
lfjanft big fpr ou refer lifeoel = %
meb oisie Orb tos ban en- 5laife Sfe<
pano op al 2ommen os lfpettebe en- gob
Yoriion lise aniistet paa seumebsleu.
aieltrinsen unbllap, men Numebs=
fen blep itpst forbranOt / slniistet os fif
fine &leber pbelast. 9eloispis fit ban
intet ginene.
st Menneife nebituet en- 2af. 8.
nDasbl. ifriper: Sor nosle Dase iiben,
oa ct 9amplfib ber Sapnen bar iferb
me0 at LATTE Wel- ps &ornparer Seffe,
bapbe en- af arbeibsfolfen peo Jrofoite
tio last fig 2aiten for at iope / fin SRI
t1b. 9an iou iniolertib oper fig, os ba
2aitninsen af sfibet furtiattes, bemer<
febe man bam life. 9enao 6ormioba>
gen aisif Sfibet til Storse, os bpem fill
brer 8eietninseus 5Orbauielie, ba man
ueite Sag, efter slnfomiteu til Norge,
os eiterat anserne fra aaften bar afs
tasne, borer en- 2po iOm fra ct balpfualt
Menneife nebe 2aiten. Mean sap fig
itrar til at unoeridse Saseu, os fanbt
"a Nrbeismanoen. 6an fom mart til
iis ielp os baube life taset nosen Sfabe.
pan anfom after BERTH fit beofte Bel
saaenbe itborsoass.
8isrnitierne 8iernion ifriper / ;, ,8ro.
Sang, at Statsminiiter Sserorup ifal
baoe unberrettet aonsen ON, at ban til
6eften aster at treble tilba9e.
Susfliben. 5il Snsenisr 6rslid os
5rue foreilaaes al 8uosetfomiteen bebil=
get &r. 1000 for 8ubsetterminen 1888
80 til llnberitsttelie al oeres Nrbeibe
for Susfibens Jremme.
6lsiteniiten Oluf Spenoien, Dor 6ez
fienbte 2onbsmanb, er ben 1Sbe bs. af<
saaet peo Dpben 2onoon, buor ban bar
uaret bOiat Oper 80 Nar, Os bet par
fun paa be forte 8elds, ban meo lnnsere
Wellemrun ailasoe eorse, at mon ber
tit bpre bans meiterllse Spill.
Sra Sul Salinsoal ifrioes til nDr.s
9ibenbe":: Sen lobe Mai fanot @aarbs
manb &nut Sllen 5laaten Benraben of
ct spebbarn paa Sien oper Glpen ftrar
norbentor nitebalsijorben sol. Den
bpire Soanb prr isjen ubeifaoiset, me.
bens &isbet al be gurise Dele af 2iset
bar fortaret, antaselis al 5nsle eller
andre 8opopr.> Ser forelisser natur<
lispis Jsbiel / 0slssmaal % oerpaa
fGsenbe 8arnemoro. Sasen er anmelbt
-os Jorb6r pil bliue optaset.
Som be sanrle iinnse Oip." Deb
tenor, flyer pelle 2otte, unn bar Grit
% ies lest Bappa os Mama".
,,Naa, buorban sjoroe Dere bo?"
nSo ies beffeoe 8oroet os iatte Sra.
ben irem os iaa FOB 5ris, iom ON ban
Ipilte, og iaa faltebe ban Serpietten !
@nloet og ifres: uSpab er bette for
@rilemab 2" @aa ipdreoe jes rDu e It
sGlelr SO iaa lprans Jris op %
banote forieroelis Os fog Dsren !, iaa
BET imalot.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

H We delivered the last issue
Of this paper at the post Office Of
Minneapolis Friday, June 15, but
without any valid reason whatsoever,
every copy was kept in the post Office
until Saturday afternoon.
PUBLISHERS.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Den bonife Dieter Yaitor 9canlp
ieireoe Yintieons fin 7oaariee Gsoiels.
bag. Sra ale gaproeus 2anbe II ban
en- MensOe 2pfsuifninser. Sra Nisrus
iou iif ban ct lensere Wrep,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Den norife Nfbolbsforenins bar Gors
retn,nssn.sbe 9ouslies 5tore, 644
Hroabtuap 1irsbas slften ben 26oe
Suni.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22
l1gens Nbbeoer.
9borSoa0 14oe syutt.

@n Storm 9tt oner Ut9 Sen0 09
Manot, 10 Weil norbenfor Montepibeu
Minn., os afiteofom mesen Staoe for
fere al bore 2anbsmeno. 2ars Bilbeu
bar ifero meo at lpenbe fine Sete fra
8osnen, oa Storueu taftebe bam lansi
bortoper Marfen os tilbelte bam lips=
farlise Stsb. Sobn Olens gus poez
lasbes; men 5amilien rebbebe fig oeb al
saa Rielberen. q. Dalanbs 9us blep
os1aa ramponeret. ct 6us tilbprenbe
s. Yeterien blep peltet. st @tolebus
/ Manot os flere 2aoebpsninser nebs
repes.
Jersus Salts fit osiaa en- 5nert a
Stormen. Slere 9uie fit fine 8inbues=
ruber ituilaaebe.
Nortbfielo, Minn., fommer = trobs
Betitionerne imob, uubertegnet af beni=
mob 900 Bor9ere - til at m01teoe 81
ceuie for $500 Stpffet.
8oitneferen / Seem Dorf git ub Ds@
rem for at tale meb en- Dame, ion1 bait
tebe paa, os ba ban Tom tilbase, par
,Safen" ipranst os $500 Srimarz
ter rppebe.
8rof. .. g. Melanb pal9tes til 8ee
itprer for gauges Spnobes Sfole Ret
@ins.
8reoa8 15oe Snni.
8robibittoniite iterne omfrins Grooffor
baube &onpention isaar. 8ep. grum
bar Dtrisent os g. 8. Nnberien @efre.
ter. Ser par omfrtng 100 Mennelfe,
tilitebe. q. g. 9onlen fra @roofiton
5. .. Martin, 81. 8. SAILS, 81. Nesbit
6iIber, gbilbs, garman, &eu. Sing
6ilber, @en. Warren, 6ertile, M. Sin:
NTH os 6. See, @roofiton, ualstes iou
Delesater til Diitriftfonpentionen. Con
Delesater til @tatstonuentionen oalates
u. M. Gibbs, Garmau; D. .. Giten:
len, Mebp; 5. S. 0aoioien os grum
@uclibe; .. g. HelliiOn Os u. q. Gn.
berien, grOotiton, os 6. 8. Grafton
yeebp.
Deu iuenite Musuiana SpnObe traabtt
isaar fa,nmeu til slarsmsbe. 600 Yre.
iter fer bar tilitebe.
Sen tpite &eiier 5rebrid ben 3bie Osot
al. IL 5orm. Gan bar fig beuibit til
bet iibite os uofbrte Here af be Blister
Der paalaa bam iom &eiier. &eiierins
ben paasebe oeb bans 2eie belle geatten
6an bar fpbt i 1881 os bar meb &ri=
gen mob Danmarf 1864 og 1865. De
bar iier unber &risen mob 6ranfris
1870 at ban peb at belle @olbaternes
@trabatier panbt ale Spbtpiferes Sier:
ter. Det npe &eiier 8ilbelm, iom e
omtrius 80 Nar sammel, ct ubipapenol
os ftolt, Os er ilbe litt al 5Olfet.
Derepublifanife @epreientanteri &on
sresien bar facet bet for trapelt til Al
inbtase fine Saber. Baa ben oemofra.
tilfe @ibe er O9iaa fere -tomme Sa6er
Quiet bar life &pOrllm.
Gn 5armer / Beitport, ST., ifisi
| ibial fin Rome os benbes mistnufte 81
ifer. Oenne erflereoe bog fbr ban bsoe
at ban albris bapt friminel Omsani
meb &onen.
j Gnfen Mrs. 2o9an bar forar9et enoe
al ben afbsbe eotbats 8enner peo q
blauoe iis inb % boone" @Op. Glse
ira Mi9isau for YreiibeuttanbiOat.
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@in,leapolis.

8eb ct Masiemsbe for Demofrater
bolot 2ars &anb en- 3ale, bpor1 ban
Scabe, at &onpentionen ct. Souls bapoe
nomineret eble, bpstise % respectable
Menb os beriom mon siorbe bet iamme
for @tatens 8ebfommenbe, uilbe Demo-
fraterne beleire belle ben npe Gerben.
Gn leoenbe Demofrat fob frem os
lpurste, bpab bet ifulbe tiene til at an.
aribe Doc. Mmes paa ben Maabe.
,Ses onsreb life Doc. Nmes" ioas
rebe @anb.
$50 bu sior'. Sa' bu lite, at berfom
pi nominerebe eble, opstiSe os reipef>
table Menb. iaa. ....." 9aleren blep
ftaaenbe Os iaa fin 9umbeo, meoens
Joriamlinseu sooteoe fig oper be to for=
5fieGise Naaber at tolfe fit oemcfratiite
8enifab paa.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

,,8i lnbertesnebe ertlerer bet for pur
Dperbepisnins, at ale bet:aerebe Dritfe
Is. {. 8renoepin) lite alene er til insen
@ptte, men enbos ifabelis for Mennes
ifenes @unbbe6, at be lite inbebolber
nosetiombelit Nerinssftof, at beres bag
lise Brus uebfsrer en- iterf 5riitelie til
5plberi % bepirfer manse farlise 9pss
BONNIE, panifelissisr 9elbreoelien al
andre @psbOmme, bepirter Nrmob,
glenbisbeb os Dsb, os at fulbtommen
Nfbolbenbeb fra FANNIE (ubea efter en-
2eses uotrpttelise Gorifrift) piloe BIZ
orase neset til Gunbbebs, Saoelisbeos
% gelfanbs ubbrebelle".
(llnbertesnet al 1900 2eser Con
bon).
II.
,,Ni unoertegnebe 2eser erflnrer bel
for Dor Dperbebisnins, at Npbelien al
8renbepin (bporunber ri foritaar all
brcnbte ,: beitiaerebe Driffe) insen.
lunbe er nsbpenbis, men meset mere ifa
belis for Menneitenes sunobeb % 2ips
Dpbolbelie, os at BIN Drif inbeboloe'
insen ernerenbe eller itprfenbe Dele
gi bar frembeles erfienbt bet iom e
une9telis Ganbbeb (ber let tan forfla
res af beune Drifs tilloffeube 9eatur oi
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Nrbeiberne omfrins Milwauteelbop>
perne, bapbe Mgoe os enebes ON, at
8aleball paa Ssnbas life bar iaa salt
lom at lisse runbt paa Saloonerne os
meset biaisere Moro emo at reiie til 2as
fene. Gammenlisltinsen er trefenbe,
men alisepel.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

@n % Nar 9ammel Nanb peo Nanu
Sames Sobnion tOs 2anounum os fanb@
tes Jrebas lissenbe nbepibft | en- Stalo.
Der er 9aab ON &ebnins.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

So6n y. Sind @oob Temptar 0os'
bolber Nasbe bper Eborsbos Nften
8e9a 9al.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Jlere gitiSens Union anbefaler Gle
poteb Serubane mellem ct Saul %
Minneapolis.
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2eseertleringer.

Sc, iom tror, at Golf bar soot af at
npbe iterfe Dritte, bebes ON at leie ne
benitaaenbe ubta;elier, Der ber anfsres
efter Mnbreiens ,,9aanbbos", 2bet Dpz
lag (Mallinss Bosbanbel, l847) oe
bporaf ben enc (ben ferite) er unbertes=
net af 1900 2eser 2onbon, os ben an
ben al 1000 2eser Berlin. Den 3bit
er af Or. Stiesli5, oer fin 1io pa,
Dpermebicinalraab os 2ipmeoitus San.
npper.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Gu un9 Mano besif Selumorb uben>
for Botbuiet. Otter Hopirene iom
fanbtes bans CONNER eutases ban at
prre bortrsmt fra ben 5orenebe Staters
Mrme.
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st. Yaul.

Gn &pinoeforenins / ct. Saul bar
pprettet en- 8brneantalt, bpor arbeioenbe
Rpinber fan ben1ntte fine 8grn ON Daz
gen % bente benz isjen ON Nfteneu.
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afbolbsmsbe paa &elief Saa bper
Gsnboe 81. 4.
GfbolbsiOltet | ct. 8oul tar en- 2pf<
tar uaeb Dampbanben ,,Gleon" 2sroaS
Gften ben 23be SUM. Nfsaar fra Sad
fon ct. M. 8 Gfterm.
s. M DalbD orsaufierebe nDlis en-
5idnbinaOiF @ooo Templar 2ose paa
30 N1ebfmnier st. Saul Yarf.
.,s5tlt 9tuabet" bar netop faae SO ape
6nbifriDeuter ct. 8anl. Dette fpl.
s - lor q for Del 81. Spoer Dliena
ifaab.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-17

what If you didf-and perhaps
you didn't-you didn't lug us all
here, did you? ?" Ray burst forth
III own TO my share of the blame,
and ask for my share of forgiveness,
and I'll never, never rob an orchard
again, not if the pears are made of
solid gold"
"Nor l." "Nor l." cried Johnny
and Roy eagerly.
I'VE believe ye boys" said Mrs.
Jones kindly, while the squire rubbed
his glasses, and fiounced his red hand
kerchief vigorously. "And now
guess Thomas means TO tell you a
story of fifty years ago, yes fifty years
this very night. Boys was boys then,
lads, just the same as they are now"
And to their unbounded astonish-
ment they listened to a story of one
dark night, half century ago, when
Squire Jones, then a thoughtless boy,
learned his lesson in honesty, and was
entertained as he had entertained
them.
81 amt sure but what | was a
leetle worse than you be, boys" he
confessed. "The old tree is dead now,
and this is one of its offshoots, but
then it had just begun to bear. There
warn't more'n peck of pears on it
that year, and Deborah's father he
thought as much of 'em as if they'd
been gold or precious stones. He
didn't even scold us boys, butt hurt
us wors'n fogging," he concluded,
with a smile.
Indeed it does, SIR" echoed the
boys in chorus.
"And--and, Squire Jones, | want
to ask your pardon" faltered Tim,
with flushed face and misty eyes.
you amt stingy-"
LET that 60 now, my boy"
cried the squire, grasping his tremb-
ling hand warmly. You're all paid
for what you've said and done. l
oughter remembered how well boys
like pears, but l didn't. You are
welcome to any in the orchard, any
time, all you can eat, but I'D like to
have you leave me apart from that
old tree. But don't we come in night
time after 'em. Daylight and honest
dealing is always best"
And they never came in the night
again-nor in the daytime, either.
Squire Jones's pears were safe un-
less he himself picked them and
passed them over the stone wall to
four shame faced boys, as he often
did.
And when he harvested his fruit
he had plenty of help to climb the
trees.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-17
A Chinese Composltor.

To see a Chinese composition setting
up is a sight. His case TANKS him
on three sides, and slopes from the
ground to the height of five feet,
The type boxes number hundreds,
and even then he has to have recourse
to a type cutter every now and then
for some character in the manuscript
which he has not in his case, and
which must be cut for him, The
Chinese type cutter is usually a sur
prisingly expert artifcer. The bus
mess Of a Chinese sub-editor is rem
dered more lively by the fact that
each word in Chinese is unit in it.
self, and not made up Of letters. His
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-17
A Queer Roast.

| spent four days with the rubber
workers of Guatemala and though
they do not take much rest, they are
yet far superior to the ordinary "mo-
EOS" of the "fincas." This may be be-
cause they work for themselves, while
those of "fincas" work for others. The
Indians, in gathering the rubber, di-
vide up into squads of from ten to fif-
teen, and when the common product
is sold the proceeds are evenly divid-
ed. We lived very well despite the
strange ideas of the old Indian, who
believed that every animal he could
secure was good to eat. In this re-
gion an animal called the tapasin is
found. 1t resembles the jack rabbit,
but is twice its size and carries its
young in pouch like the kangaroo.
| had tried SO many queer-tasting
dishes that one day / remained at
home to study the kitchen. | noticed
the old man dig hole in the ground
about two feet deep and one and one
half feet in diameter, into which he
threw good quantity Of burning
wood. After he had cleaned the tap
asin he put it into Dutch oven with
some onions, "chile Colorado" salt,
and about quart of water then tied
wet cloth over the top of the oven
and fastened on the lid. He took the
burning wood from the heated hole,
leaving about two inches of live Goals
in the bottom, put in the oven, and
filled in the side space and covered its
top with more live Goals, throwing
aside any wood not well burned, whose
smoke might enter the oven and spoil
the contents. He then filed up the
hole with earth and stamped it down
hard SO that no heat should escape.
|
He allowed this to bake for three
hours, and | never tasted a more de-
licious dish. All the essences and
havors were confined to the oven
nothing had escaped it was cooked
to turn, tender as a spring chicken
and had the delicate taste of cotton
tail rabbit. We had venison and
turkey cooked in the same manner,
and never tasted anything better.
One dish | did not enjoy; it was the
fried steaks of the armada. and some
of my dislike probably arose from
seeing the animal first. 1t is small
alligator, about three feet long, and
resembles species of lizard found in
Arizona called the gila monster. The
Indians were very fond of it, but I
failed to detect any virtues; it was
tasteless and tough, and | would as
willingly have eaten mud turtle
Correspondent of New York Times.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-17
Prudence! Prudence /!

In medication, as in aught else prudence
should be our guide. Yet thousands cast
1t to the winds. Every new nostrum find
its patrons, the medical empires OF every
false school have their gulls. Every
change in the gamut of humbug is rung
successfuly-for a time at least--the notes
being furnished by the credulous. In hap
Ply contrast to the many advertised i'm.
postures of the day stands Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, now in its third decade
OF popularity, approved and recommend
eg by physicians, Endorsed by the press Of
many lands, sought and priced by invalids
everywhere. II Is an ascertained specific
for and preventive of malarial diseases
chronic Indigestion, liver complaint and
constipation, checks the growth of rheu-
matism and neuralgia, Is a peerless invig-
GRANT and useful diuretic. Nervous peo-
pie benefit by 1t.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-17
SALE.

wi
Default having been made in the terms and con-
dtions Of certain indenture of mort gage, bearing
date the 18th day of July, A. d. 1884, and executed
by and between Christ o. Hammer snd Inga Ham
ner. his wife, of the township of Apena, Michigan,
Of the first part and Bernard Wolf, of the city of
Alpena Michigan, of the second part, and duly re-
corded in the office of the Register OF Deeds for the
county of Alpena, on the nth day of July \. d..
1851, In Liber VI Mortgages, on page 100, and by
which said default the power Of sale in said mort
gage contained has become operative, and IL being
claimed that there is now due and unpaid, AZ the
date hereof, on said mortgage, the sum of one hum
dred and eleven dollars and twenty-five cents,
sl!l.25) for principal and interest, and no suit
proceeding, either at law or in equity having been
instituted 20 recover the amount secured by said
mortgage, or any part thereof now, therefore,
Notice is hereby given, that on the 9th day of
November A. ID. 1888, at two o'clock in the after
noon OF said day, at the front door Of the Court
House on Chisholm street, in the city of Alpena,
county of Alpena, and state OF Michigan, that be-
ing the building in which the Circuit Court for
taid county in which said mOTtgaged premises are
situated is held there will be sold at public auction,
20 the highest bidder, the premises described in
said mortgage, or much thereof as may be neces-
cary TO satisfy the said debt, the interest thereon,
and all costs and charges allowed by law. Said
Of Alpena, county of Alpena, State of Michigan,
and described follows All that piece parcel
Of land described in said mortgage follows, TO
wit; Tho north west quarter OF the north east
quarter Of section eighteen Sl, in township thirty
one l3ll, north Of range nine CD east, Michigan.
BERNARD WOLFF,
Mortgage.
DGFEw & RUTHERFORD,
Attorneys for Mortgage. s9Owl3
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-17
What a Pretty Babyi

Is il boy or girl How often do we
hear this remark and question. Yes, il is
pretty baby, but how bad its mother looks.
She looks as IL she were going right down.
She is so thin and yellow, and her face is
covered with wrinkles and blotches. She
seems so nervous and irritable too; but il
is easy TO account for her condition. Child
birth has left her with prolapsus or other
displacements, poisoned blood, and disor-
dered state Of the stomach and bowels. The
best thing that she can do is to use at once
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription which
has been prepared for the express need. OF
women in this condition. All druggists.
DIR. Pierce's Pellcts-cleanse and regulate
the stomach, bowels and system generally
20 cents vial one dose.
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work comprises altering the vocabu-
larry so as to suit his supply Of ready
made characters as much as possible;
and this is no easy matter when il 10
considered that the papers try gener-
ally to follow the high-hown style of
the classics, and the writer's strive
to display their knowledge very often
by the use of words of learned length
and laundering sound" much to the
disgust of TIE pig-tailed "sub," who
ruthlessly subtitutes every day Ian
guage for the studied elegancies of
the leader writer's. -Calcutta Gazette.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-17
A Sound Legal Opinion.

Il. cambridge Munday, Esq, County
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My brother also was low with Malarial
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Electric Bitters saved his life"
Mr.. ID. l.. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave
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had 1t not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward of, as well
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Z. j Monaghan's. q
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.

The Circuit Court for the county of Alpena.
Caroline Al. Clothier Kate NJ. Squires former
ly Kate NJ Lockwood-in attachment.
Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day Of
June, A. ID. 1888, a writ of attachment was duly
issued out of the Circuit Court of Alpena, at the
suit Of Caroline NJ. Cother, the above named
plaintiff, against the lands tenements goods and
ohattels, money and effects of Kate M. Squires,
formerly Kate NJ Lockwood, the defendant named,
for the of ten hundred and fifty dollars, which
said writ was returnable on the seventh day Of
August A. ID. 1885,
HENRY CLOTHIER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated this 3ist day of August, 1888. s9iw7
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-17
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but be sure you get the genuine. Because
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he has something just as good, or just the
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Is guaranteed to give relief in all throat
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