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messskse 1e<xfneee II M~osS ~ -
lndfan Gedaess-
New York Commercial Assyxrsf-er.1
The CxJcufts correspondent AZ The
Lcn1on f5s<0 xSt<s .ssnse fx<fs Of ne-a
cent ocSurysDec Mzssfztinx the unEt-
ness u the Indian natives sss sris -cpv-
ernasert. In Ahmeslasnd there has
been . severe oushse4k Of c1eserz. due
% disregard Of sanitary measures. rot
EstAstan1inx ,ei,ukes frcra fhe Bona
bar government Similar complaints
come from the Madras pccsizency.
The peopa<. penetrated with ulTrz-cFi-
enfsi eunservzsisrn. regard AL depart
ures from ess<stzbli<aesi Wars and
eusfcuxs either for the sake OF santa
tim OF otherwise, - dangerous ard
pregnant ussh rsi<thisvozss ecnse-
9urnces, both ir the present and IN the
future The correspondent crntinuee
The feading Bombay newspaper
dxsxs sstsntion 10 two recent revolt
iag incidents a. cou<susis<ly proving
The fmf<rsous sfressffy for serial
REFORM and enlightenment before IL
would be possible 10 conce1e eseefora.
privileges. In the one ease tenant
fsruer. IN the presence Of the ax~<H-
4<<x*A t&3&8XEfE. A4i&f& tIlE ~4AE34@E u
s~snKs and the BEATING 81 drums. de-
HsersteIy souxess oat the eyes Of bis
yoashfs1i wife, who Was pfnionef for
be had been told by demon thai they
wonid be replaced BY gold eyes. This
superstition was sharrs. BY the whole
village and neighsorhoed. Including
the police, who alleged that the unfor-
funsfe woman had persisted BY rhol-
era In the second ease the scene was
fsznpEes midway between Ghusider-
eant and securderabad. THREE t.ssf-
taioes were hacked aEd hewn into
pieces. which were sfresn al over the
road. and the people IN this immediate
vicinity were disabling and dancing
absut In their blooi. while others.
ho!iing the yet bleeding legs and
joint. were xkiT!ing them around
about their heads. and gestieuiating
iuriDasly. A fourth animal. which
was being eat up or woanssed, Was still
alive, and added BIZ painful bel,owinrs
10 the horrible din. A little farther
on some two or three men. with bodies
naked and painted. held goat by the
legs, while from the still living and
quiveriug body they were tearing away
With their teeth. u1outhfui bv ssaaufh-
fui, the bleeding flesh, squirting and
sprlnkiins IL over the adjacent crowd.
Other goats and batfai0es were close
al hand. waiting their tarn 10 supply
the hofrid sacrifice. To complete these
haeehanaiian rites crowd of women,
apparently intoxicated with drugs.
with hair di~heveied, Wild in nfseu and
he .rleared with blood, performed a
kind OF satanic dance. accompanying
each movement with violent shfieks.
Tie object Of all these ioatitzosne
orgies. which were Witnessed and par
ticipated In by hundreds of persons,
was, we are told, TO appease the Him
doc goddess who holds Ia her hand the
scoarge OF smallpox"
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Kresser prpp1xtien q lie sasi<s i'm
posed ~ The government upo1 ne
cargo. In that exc. . Mex;Ezn ship
would b. enah1ed - e<x her cars,
charge fair pryft for earring. and
seli 70 the Mexiczn consumes az )
price 1t which he epall Conveniently
bay tase ouf . esrxD IN exekxnxe. ard
repeat the pfpcezs % tbe cultivation a
mueh elosex eemn<scixi reiatzorz
With foreign counsYiex, nad 10 the
maintenance ~ Mexican shipping O.
eoHrs< the Aextczn method Z sosae-
What fuszk,exxoue, and the sane
thing might BE- reached ~ifhcut IN.
oircxtson and without the payment o!
subsidy, b. removal or r~fafssoa u
TIE Mexican duty On irnpoyt.-
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.nrICE To MornERs.

Mrs.. w!rSinws SaciAsng >srttsA is1 CO !.
-. t.s.s fsrssle aar~.s ss1 Yaystcszzs n
80 i-nis.a states. sas has seez used -
-, yss-s xstA never failing sa-cess ~
:. ,tf,.,ss ~ risssler~ .ag taeir caissfsel.
T.,yfs,z- -, t,r,sssss Il tse31lsTg is szi.ls :
fneaiss, ,sAie II r.'sevvs ssse eti-.a st.s-a
-, $780, ,.vSeufary sild s,isr-hsss, 81 =
~. =, - g.s,,sess as.s aist csstlr- IS Civ
~. ssal;s, 4, ,hs chlid ]; rrsts The rHsestss
Prev 80 tsftise-
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NASHVILLE. July S.-fDsck Goodwin
of Cleveland ard Jack Ie~ Of East
Liverpool. Ohio. fought six rounds
with akin gloves this morning. In
txenty seconds Lee broke his feft arm
Ia f~o places. He refused to give UP
and for four rounds fought with one
hand hat Was unable to eostirae the
unequal contest and la the seventh
round Goodwin was declared the
victor. Both mem were terribly pun
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passsy. srn, to ANY Address upon reoeiPi
Of 81
NJ, anpeuti feu ~ the Iaany thousand
essss irifisf testimonials We hzss ~ cur pos
session - Show tina. The Carbide srsose
.sr,s~affssas .ua-rss No medicine ever ia
yrutee has ts,canse So gspslaF. over mil
lion s-saoke balls Ia Use. AID We RAVE
YKr 80 RsaR TIE FfEsT COMPLAINT
I hat liberation OF the lungs tscs 10
,hrssw al, rEp-fSsii Of sif-ss and esrrsPfiez,
a.. ssssssi sr,tA als<~t Ny heal was
s,opf-nsi az vita terrible case 81 ea;srra-
ns.ss n. rVIueafis.s arcsreiii az ~ etfsc iid&s
i~saas., Baa aad I,s.t--Ilsfor1. ami In ihree
weeks siFae was as vel n ever was
II >xHAgEt- ~. Market -. Y
WAS attacked with has fever rcsols-iS
s,sr n yezrS. Breathing fhrDggh The nasal
,.s~sssse ma- sn irarsss3stltty. hcrsa ="
nss. ,a. tartssiie smoke Ball. and Assi com
nfgseiy eur.-1. -Sosn ~ &. Hics~aNs " u
hal xkai is termed esIarrh e the head
and ikrrat used the ''tsFtes'iic s'neAs
Rail. aa. il eszF.ssss,F esnsgf -.
AlsExx HAN. Y krs-ney II
Can sid my testimony To- the esaeAcs ..
.4-arfs,yir >sa.,ks hzil. u cured ne OF
severe cold aaA periodical Acs isene- eau
rrs~statssns IL to snxoEc sazscrsng trom
Taxa HxtcBxKF,
Sss-ys.sts-. General. & sissgsrBis-
,esra.,lir Sss,sse lzsa curs,i sac If asthma
goNs MkElAes.
sass. NvSsergf tsis'a Tsi ia. lao si'si- ssis
ii earsf rae 9f ne Hs-ss - - ~ affn-
csc. Y b. NsseoSB.
Ro.,k kee.-sr /. =. i " x X, indianapolis
~ ~. 81 a bAis : sses b&H ! y a. rsiFsS'
- -. hEE 4 q STpur.
,v.ss- n { i1r.,s,,l - e s'asisi's iAir' and
Other u.trSs- n4SsSns N2sis =.
-. -.-,..s,... .ss-.,,,.7. Ra3@ &na De
h.iiat.~. az ssf saie a. .''S'.sH a %. :.
k,sIl.s.-as. 4ur's azS ilas tsa > E, ? -.
.n,f AZ SieSa-s < Rr1ss sal .s-iA's'is :. ia
sCsaA
Price OF Full TIRE at,Isers, $500.
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|cARBOuc SMOKE BALL,
The Greatest Anti-Septic
Remedy Known.

The complete treat
meni comprises the
= srt-aiic : "a g i 9
Bali and ~pebes Ia
tor iae kase The
smoke na0 lasts FOR
months. sud Is al
ways ready fsr Use.
The II Z beiiafog
makes 4 half gallon
of medicine. and il
used only oace =
dsx. a. per dsne-
tons Thus We pos
itiveiy assert that
We have The mes;
inexpensive RENE
dy on earth. aud a
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BxIekspx, July - King Milan hs.
a5fssi<si 30 the ehursh synod for = 5sssis,
etzl separation from ms wife. Qaeen
Natalie. On ths grean5 Of an inssrera.
bic AVERSION % her. General Prut;H
has gone 20 wiesA&1en TO bring the
yoang crown prince back 20 Servis.
The hoy. who II II years old, q ii
Wse~hasen with his mother.
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NOTICE.

rHasGE OF HERTu Parties wI$H
Y Ing tse services % the steamer BeE
viii nnd aer- when ncs engaged. at Har
rsEgsoE a smiths wharf.
.ea isa A. P. sPAI-DfSG. Master.
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ELLENSBURG ROUTE

DIG BEND COUNTRY AND coScOSr-iS
ID IL mines. Tue Tacoma. EileusotirS 4
Conconaliy Railway & Navigation Com
fsauy viii open fheiT iias eFs july u. inai
com f.ietiaa Of railroad the Hue VIII DC By
stage FROM Eiieusfsrr 10 POET Esfpts- x
miles. hy steamer from Poyt Eaton to the
rsauth Of Coseonriiy Greek. b stage frstsn
the mouth Of toncenHsly steek 70 hhoy
ard Coneaunily The COMPANY has ozssf
twe powerful steamers. the Tnas- L. NixcEs-
ESQ tons. and the city Of Eiiruseurg. 20
tons 20 run In this trade. steamers VIII
land al Moses Cssniee. WeBaschie. fDrcssio,
the Distributing paint for psssfgsass cs'zisafyi
Lake Cheisu MefAos. aud mouth sk the
0kGuoxan Riscr SFsessAi tizRe rard viii
aofra- fate- This ruus@ Is rss1Sa IRE
sfsr,~st. arfskesr and safest to al paints
af the great iatsai c3pfse. Ceaf.Sa
freight vfa Northern Pacific - Eiieusbarg.
csrr T., E a q. X. & y. Co Fog freight add
t.as-sssaxer rates sppiy 70 LINUS =. PUT.
President. ls15 Pncihs sseszs. Tzetnsa
WI. JUS -
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'-tsarses sar be HiSaizads. LonSuSSa
fcsrnce and East Ens
Ga theaser nzxA.s . coach viii leave the
fe<x al Narzea srre~s AZ the esc<e Of the ysr-
formanre
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..Sans else can do IL. yau bet We wiil
Offer lhis week twenty different STYLES OF
boys eae suits. such - are being sacrificed
ciscp here At T. a suit Kline & kasefi
Aere's price viii be. this week. $40. Dom
fail 30 see these goods.
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when hsIrdenesi 5y oifs many balls.
Oppressed By woe aud seFsuw.
How pleasant 70 recall The fact
We're leaying town to morrow.
- sFbrsr@ta Sat y,,ss-ae.i
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CHARLES CROCKEORD.
PRACTICAL
Gardener. FIsriSt and Deewatsr
10 Cezzmsrefal. coo. Jseksol
-eAr.lr. ". Z.

VIII take charge q Exssieas or e0nscyTa-
fafies rs the dsy, wEsk ~ rnosfh. AL O.
tesx for ascpfxfsaEss ,sr5sz pits Sized Essfsre
plants ross.fenfaF GA kassss- Cautrzets sssas'
lee. f5- Fourth az JaiY Decorations Prices
reasonable AID Subtraction gassabteed-
4-T1E
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Making i, Pay.

yalapak j. PTunonnssssd Naiapeek--
Efrasagc.
A p.sf.a,3 girl learned NolarHk-
,r.s ~, asAer lsuxuaxr woasa sFok.
:, they pat asF. by sSsfi.
Ia tAe dime ssist~ an,
And she earning her hnuarea v iiA-
b sfass tesStgr-
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STEAMER LILY,
cApTAIS \. HARTMAN.

itFTAIt n HAkIMAN,
EayIssg YESLEgss WHARF EVERY
- Ses3nesazy snd saturday morning ss
e'esss x. fer -ks<ls River and way ports
Reruru4ax. leaves head OF unvigzsier
every NenssF and Tkurs3xy.
ToS freight sisi passage syyIy 10 GEORGE
FOSTER, o. % board
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BIDS
TO CAPITALISTS

S,EAi.FD PROPOSALS WILL. BE RE
- esived by the auditor Of Gasea coEA;y,
washington Territory at his Office in shell
touviile. Until "Wednesday, August /, ISIS,
for the purchase ~ Eve thousand dollars
wor;h Of bonds 10 t,e issued by said county
Bonds Ia rua for not less than ten years
aud no, 10 exc-ed twenty yesrs- Interest
payable annually. Ry order ~ the board
~ county commissioners witness my
hand end Official seal this 9Th day Of June.
A. ID. lsss ARTHUR J. TAYLOR. County
.uS3.nr t.-a0 aw
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remedy free from Goa rlirauoiss' easy 70
nsr and 81 harmless that il can eS admin
| iSfers,t 4, the youngest ehiidrsn with i'm
passty. sen, To any astdrcss upon reeeiPi
oi&
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Price OF Full rrsat,nertr $500.
,ul Al ysus GssssEis. tss 4
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werkfngmen Dessss~e the Mills


LnsDos. july a-Tise Anchor line
steamer Aszrria, from st. John, y. II.
June 10. arrived at Cardiff July 3.
International Cable Management
Lospos. July 3The English and
Freneh governments have agreed to
work jointly. commenting January I,
the submarine cables between France
and England The tariff viii be ~
eentiues a worl A direct cable be-
tween Liverpool and uaYre viii be- cs-
t4biished under this arrangement.
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villa. Drops his Libel suit.

MapIsnS. Wis, July 3-Ihe eele-
brateJ libel ease oi poslma >fsr-sien-
eral Villas against William Weleh was
discontinued today.
Progress az Civil service Reform.
WssaiSaTox. iuly a.--fien. George
e.. Rogers, ri Kansas, member OF the
board of pension appeals OF the inter
Tor department. has heen dismissed.
James A Lacy, Of Missouri. has been
att,otTtsd "a, t!te saf.ancv-
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JgEsEy CRY. July 3.--John III. Van
lonn, for the past 10 years employed at
the Second National bank, went to the
ca,~kills on his annual vacation Sat
ursiay last. Since then his accounts
have been overhaased. and shortage
80 s1.sa -. f..s... a
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WAsniS9ToS, jay 3.--The p0simas-
tsr-eenerai has written letter 10 the
president formally protesting against
The proposition made By the civil ser
yiec rales 50 a. 10 include the railway
postal service.
THE rreaworkera Winning Rapidly
rIrTssER PC. July 3. -Ano;hcr of the
manufacturers succ0mhed to-day 4
the Amaigamated Association, and
signed the ssaleof wages demanded By
the workmen. The name Of the esiab
li.hsaent l. the scotland Iron & Steel
to
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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-14
Nye and Natural Gas.

Bill Nye telegraphed from Pitts
burgh to the New York World the
following characteristic letter:
came here last evening to COM
pete, under the auspices of the Pitts
burgh Press Club and Marquis of
Queensberry rules, in kind of
natural gas tournament. | do not
brag nor boast, but it strikes me l
held my own for 60 minutes.
Gas here springs spontaneously
from the bosom Of earth, and i'm
mcdiatcly proceeds to take charge of
the heating, lighting and manufacture
ing business. 1t is clean, smells bet
ter than the places where the streets
have been torn up on Fifth avenue
this summer, and burns readily when
properly encouraged.
Pittsburg is busy place. 1t is To-
Gated at the point where the Mononga-
hela and Allegheny rivers fork. Ma.
ture has done much for Pittsburgh.
She placed her in one Of the busiest
places in America and then gave her
natural gas. This gas can be conduct
ed into room by means of pipes,
and, by an automatic arrangement re-
Gently perfected, will, at any hour
designated on an alarm clock, enter
your room, scratch match on its
trousers and light your fire, so that
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g HERIFF's SALE.
Election Notice,

Notice 10 The electors Of Aipcna county:
You are hereby notified that the Board of SUI
pervisors, of Alpena county at THEN annual meet
ing, held at the office of the County Clerk, IN the
Court House, in the city OF Alpcna, IN the county
Of Alpena, the thirteenth day OF October, A. ID.
1887, adopted the following resolution to-wit:
WHEREAS, The legislature Of the state of Mich
igan, passed an act approved June 20, ISL au-
thorizing and empowering the Board OF Supervi-
sors, of Alpena county to borrow money on the
faith and credit OF said county, and 20 issue bonds
therefore, 10 an amount not exceeding Ten Thou
sand tt1000O) Dollars said bonds TO be paid within
ten years from June 2jth 1887 and 10 bear interest
not exceeding seven per cent, the money so raised
TO be used for the purpose OF improving the high
ways leading from the city of Alpena, to the sew
eral townships in said county; Therefore be il
ResOlred, That the said ten thousand dollars he
raised aforesaid and that the County Clerk be
authorized and directed to cause the necessary
election notices TO be published aud posted accord
ing TO law, submitting the question TO the people
at the next general election held in this county,
that each person voting in favor of such loan shall
have written or printed partly written and part
ly printed his ballot the words: "for the loan,"
and each person voting against such loan shall
have written or printed or partly written and part
ly printed on his ballot the words against the
loan" In accordance with above resolutions q
vote will be taken at the general election held on
Monday, the second day of April, A. n. 1888, in
the several townships of said county, and the
eral wards of the city of Alpena, for the purpose
Aforesaid.
Dated at Alpena, Feb 20. 1855.
MICHAEL O'BRIEN,
s6a County Clerk.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-14
A Japanese Genesis.

In the beginning all things were in
chaos. Heaven and earth we're not
separated. The world hoated in the
cosmic mass like a fish in the water,
or the yelk in'an egg. The ethereal
matter sublimed and formed the heav-
ems, while the residuum formed the
present earth, from the mold of which
a germ sprouted and began a selfani-
mate being, from which sprang all the
gods.
On the floating bridge of heaven
appeared a man and woman of celes-
tial origin. The male plunged his
jeweled spear into the unstable waters
beneath them, and Withdrawing it the
trickling drops formed an island upon
which they descended.
The creative pair, or divine man
aud woman, designing to make this
island pillar for continent, sepa-
rated, the male to the left, the female
to the right, to make journey around
the island. When they met the wom-
an spake first, saying, GLOW joyful
to meet lovely man."
The man, offended that the first use
of the tongue had been by woman,
demanded that the journey be repeat
ed, after which he cried out exulting-
ly, GLOW joyful to meet lovely
woman"
Thus ensued the proper subsection
and this, according to the ancient lore
of japan. was the origin of the hui
man race and the art of love.-Over-
land Monthly.
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you need not get up till the room is
warm.
1t cooks evenly, and, assisted by an
intelligence Office, will do almost any
thing but vote. l like natural gas.
Artificial or assumed gas does not
please me but the gas that bu bibles
out of the bosom Of the earth and
just simply as ks where it can get a
job is what we have been looking for.
Artificial gas is superficial. 1t likes
to look we'll in company and seem
brilliant and attractive in society, but
is false at heart. 1t likes to seem re-
fined, and gentlemanly, polished and
sincere, but rise and assert yourself
and blow it out and see how quick it
will take your life. Look the other
way ten minutes and see how soon it
will slip down into your cellar and
toy with your meter.
But natural gas comes out of the
ground, spits on its hands and asks
where there is anything to do.
1t then proceeds to do it. The young
men IF America would do we'll to en-
ulate the natural and untutored gas
of Pittsburg. Do not seek to shine
too much by night or attract attention
by organizing a gas leak by day.
Give less attention to the matter of
adequate service and you will do we'll.
Give your best endeavors to the pro-
motion of your employers interests,
no matter what your salary may be,
breathe through your nose, look up
and press onward.
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what are revenue cutters ?" asked
a little boy of his pa.
"These, my son, are revenue cut
ters," replied the old gentleman, as
he held up pair of shears so that
the boy could see them, land here is
how they work" he continued, seeing
his sons interest was aroused. Then
he clipped the coupons from half a
dozen United States As, and closed
the first lesso n.-Ex.
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Rcncws Her Youth.

Mrs. Phcbe Chesley, Peterson, Clay Co.
Iowa, tells the following remarkable story
the truth Of which Is vouchcd for by the
residents of the town: 81 am 20 years
old, have been troubled with kidney com.
plant and lameness for many years; could
not dress myself without help. Now am
free from all pain and soreness, and am
able to do my own homework. owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters for having re-
newed my youth, and removed completely
all disease and pain" Try bottle, SOC,
and 81 ut Field Il Gray's drug store.
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Bucklen,S Arnica Salye.

The best salvc in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
a guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Field & Gray, drug
gists. S41y1.
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TOWNSHIPS.

TOWNSHIPS.
Alpeps township,
Leon Mainvills, supervisor.
William Morris, township clerk.
Frank Lacomb, township treasurer
Charles Taylor, highway commissioner.
Maple Ridge township,
Josiah ID. Kingsberry, supervisor
James ID. Titus, township clerk
Thomas Mckay, township treasurer.
James Gardner, highway commissioner.
Long Rapids township,
David X. Martindaie, supervisor.
William Leroy, township clerk.
Arthur Macarthur, township treasurer.
Alexander Wilson, highway commissioner.
Green township,
John A. Kelly, supervisor
Alonzo Green, township clerk.
William j. Carney, township treasurer.
Grandville Fowler, highway commissioner
Wilson township.
Charles II. Wise, supervisor.
Noble NJ. Brhcknreed township clerk.
William Il. Aiming, township treasurer.
Elhanan W. Cook, highway commissioner
sanborn township,
James L. Sanborn, supervisor.
Fri III. Toland, township clerk
Frank Ossick, township treasurer.
Charles Belmore, highway commissioner
Ossineke township.
Ezekiel Geror, supervisor.
George W. Stovel, township clerk
John LOOMS, township treasurer.
james Early, highway commissioner.
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We have used KITcHEL's LINIMENT for
Bruises and Calls and can cheerfully say
IL Is the best we ever used. It will do all
you Recommend it to do. 1t is very val
liable llniment. FLETCHER, PACK & Co.
For sale by Field & Gray. s50m6"
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Mr.. NJ. Shoemaker, Vice President,
Northern National Bank, Toledo, o., hav-
ing suffered from rheumatism, says Sur
prise Liniment is the best he has ever used.
Try 1t. At druggists. S14y1
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State Government.

ExEoUIIvE OFFICERS.
Governor, Cyrus q. Luce.
Lieut.. Governor, James II. Mcdonald.
Secretary Of State, Gilbert r. Osmun.
State Treasurer, George l.. Maltz.
Auditor-General, Henry ii. Aplin.
Comm'r of Land office, Roscoe ID. Dix.
Attorney Moses Taggart
5upt. Public Inst'n, Joseph Estabrook.
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The latest Surprise.

Surprise Liniment cures rheumatism,
neuralgia, Group and sprains. At drug.
gsts. Surprise Medicine Co., Sandusky,
.. S14y1