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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-22
The Dutch Mail Hoax.

Some fifty years ago, an article APP
peared in an English provincial paper,
The Leicester Heard, under the title
of "The Dutch Mail" with the an
nouncement that it had arrived too
late for translation and had been set
up and printed in the original. A
great deal of attention was attracted
to the article, many Dutch scholars
announcing in print that it was not in
any dialect with which they were
acquainted, until it was finally dis
covered to be hoax. Sir Richard
Phillips, the editor of the paper, tells
this story of how it was conceived
and carried out:
Zone evening, before one of our
publications, my men and boy over
turned two or three columns of the
paper in type. We had to get ready
some way for the coaches, which at A
in the morning required 400 or 500
papers. After every exertion, we
were short nearly column, but there
stood tempting column of 'pi' on
the galleys. 1t suddenly struck me
that this might be thought Dutch. /
made up the column, overcame the
scruples of the foreman, and so away
the country edition went with its
pathological puzzle to worry the
honest agricultural readers heads.
There was plenty of time to set up a
column of plain English for the local
edition." Sir Richard tells of one
man whom he met in Nottingham
who for thirty years preserved copy
of The Leicester Hareld, hoping that
some day the letter would be explain
ed.
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ley, frankly, "and l am willing to
confess it. You may tell Anne so
when you write TO her. And Sam
and l will get our meals at a hotel.
| think it will be cheaper, and easier
for all concerned"
II should think il would" said
Kate.
Sam and Mary Hartley fingered
behind, to say that they thought il
would, too; and to say something
vague and sweet about the house
keeping they two proposed to set up
jointly. Only Mary, not Sam, was to
be housekeeper.
Charley johnson is n sadder" il
wiser" man. He never brags any
more about how nicely he can keep
house.
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ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNCERTAINTY.

The brightest stares above
OFT shine with fseblest Zig ut.
The flowers we dearest love
The soonest pass from sight.
So hopes we fondly cherish
OFT fade. like stars, away
Or, like the flowers, perish
In cold and adverse day.
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Royal" the only Baking Powder Free from
Lime and Absolutely Pure.

Lime is the serious defect found in of the of
tartar baking powders. AS matter of fact chemical analysis
has found it i'll all such powders except the Royal Its
presence caused by the of auelated of tartar in
the effort to reduce their cost of production
Lime adds to the weight while deacts from strength
of the baking powder 1t also renders the food less wholesome
giving rise to dyspepsia and kindred ailments Baking powders
containing lime produce less leavenng gas and therefore
expensive than frst-cass, pure article
The Royal Baking Powder is made from of
that is first specially refined and made chemically pure No
artrate of lime or other mpury find its way into the
and keeping quality is due.
All this adds greatly to the cost of manufacturing the
Royal Baking Powder ingredients selected and
prepared with the precise and regardless of labor
expense article produced that free every
subance"a absolutely pure Nor does any ingred
ent except those necessary make pure wholesome and per-
feet baking powder.
Prof McMurre late chemist chief the u S Depart
ment of Agriculture after Analysing the of tartar used
by the various baking powders of the market reported follows
Il have examined the of manufactured for and
used by the Royal Baking Powder Company in their baking
POWDER and find it to be perfectly pure and free from lime
FORM"
Prof Love, who made the analyses of baking powders for
the n State Board of HEALTH well for the Government
ccrti6e to the purity and wholesomeness of the Royal
DIR. +. H. BARLEY, chemist of the Brooklyn, N " Depart
of HEALTH says 81 have recently analysed samples of the
Royal Baking Powder purchased by myself in the of this
city, and find it free from lime in any FORM
Bread cake biscuits etc., prepared with Royal Baking
Powder will be lighter, and wholesome than if
made with any other baking powder leavenng agent
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johnson seized the buster, and
began to whisk the SCOT from the
furniture, while Sam, with a courage
which did him credit, proceeded to get
the chicken-pie out OF the oven, by
the help Of the tongs.
81 declare, Johnson" said he, as he
hurried along, with thegrease dripping
from his burden and smearing the
kitchen-hoor from one end to the
other, Il believe that the reason the
thing smell SO strong was that we
didn't take out the insides of the crit
ter"
Jerusalem % said johnson, sis
that so? Well. if that's the case, it's
lucky for us that it burned up"
The two men set to work to wipe
up the floor, and, while thus engaged,
the door-bell rang.
$50 YOU" said johnson. "You
amt so smutty as l am"
"No, you Co." said Brooks. II
m so hot, / shall take cold"
While they parleyed, the unmis-
taxable giggle of young girls broke
on their ears, and CONSERVATION seiz-
ed them
"It's Anne's sister Kate" cried
johnson.
"And Mary Hartley, too" cried
Brooks. "And l wouldn't have her
see me for all I'm worth. Great
Peter! what shall l do?"
"Kate has got a key. She will
come in in spite of u.s." cried John
son. "Anne gave it to her, so that
she need not wait at the door. Per-
dition take the girls Why couldn't
they have waited till we'd got things
Strengthened out? I'm going to run
for it,"
AS he finished. johnson dove down
the cellar-stairs, while Brooks follow
ed. Both men hid behind the coal
bin.
Soon the girls voices were heard in
the kitchen above.
Explanations, peals of silvery
laughter, rafting of dishes. and a
melee of sounds generally. And then
the two culprits in the cellar heard
the girls descending the cellar-stairs.
"They are hiding somewhere, of
course" said Kate. Charley has
Dragged so much of how he could
cook, and keep house in order, that
he'd rather die than face us. And he
knows l should tell Anne. Good
heavens. what mess! !"
The girls came dainty along, hold
ing up their skirts. Directly, Kate
got a glimpse of Sans face, smeared
with smut, and hair disordered She
uttered piercing scream.
ats negro" she cried, Selling
Mary and dragging her hack. Hes
as black as the ace of spades. And
such dreadful countenance, | shall
die of fright"
1.-TWO of them," cried Mary, as Sam
and his friend rose from their conceal
ment. Heaven help us I'll call the
police" She started to rush up the
stairs, but Sam Brooks caught her by
the skirts and held her back.
do stop, Mary-for heavens sake,
stop, and don't make an alarm. It's
only Charley and /, and we've
that is, we've been doing little cook
ing, and we amt just ready to see
company"
ooh, Charley, Charley" cried Kate,
what would Anne say if she could
see how you've kept house ?"
81 was an ass to boast" said Char
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Notice for Publication.

Land Office, Detroit, Mich,
January 18th, 1888.
Notice ia hereby given that the following named
SETTLER has filed notice of his intention TO make
anal proof In support of his claim, and that said
pxeef will be made before the County Clerk Of AL
Rsns county, at Alpena, Mich, on the 25th day Of
Ms.E. Z, Section ., Up. 50 n, oil RE. II
He names the following witnesses to prove his
ecntinuous residence upon, and euliyationsof said
land, viz; John Lansnewski, of Maple Ridge,
Alpsna county, Valentine Hoppe of Maple Ridge,
Alpsna county, John smielski, OF Maple Ridge,
Afpsna county, Joseph BrzezinsSi,of Maple Ridge,
Alpena county -
WILLIAM FOXEN,
Repistcr
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Mr.. NJ. Shoemaker, Vice President,
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Try it. At druggists. S14y1
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The latest Snrnrlse.

Surprise Liniment cures rheumatism,
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q HERIFF's SALE.

Fstice is hereby given, that by virtue Of writ
81 teri faeias issued cut OF the Circuit Court for
tie county OF Alpena, in favor OF William -. Me-
Donald, against the goods chattels and real estate
1900 III dai;os = IA -. a. oe.t - " "a -
usry last, levy upon and take all tho right, title
ana interest of the said Columbus ~ Daggett in
ne W X of Sc u and s u of s. " = Of
section ~, in township 81 North, Of Range East,
Alpsna county, Michigan, all OF which shall ex-
sgss for sale at public auction or vsndue, to the
hsuse in the city of Alpena, in said county, on
bATURDAY, the 18th day OF March next, at II
o'clock in the forenoon.
Dated this LIST day Of February, a. D. 1855.
j T.. DENTON,
s6iw7 Under Sheriff.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

EoR RENT-THE COMING YEAR, AL
good grain and dairy farm, with Rbund-
Anee Of rult. Lease if desired. Apply TO
ddl-u WIN. II, RkYAOLD, WI, del.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
EDITION,


Richard Bower, No. s99 Pine street
y certainly entitled 10 the Gag for elAbor.
ato and hno Christmas trimmings. The
christmas tree 10 not large but the sur
foundings are most remarkable. Stretch
Ing all the way across the room Is a plat
form on which are representations Of
plains, mountains, lakes and rivers. wild
beasts run at large upon the mountains,
while domestic life swarms the plain,
The bombardment Of French bastile by
the German forces is realistic and lifelike.
The heavy artillery, the infantry and the
cavalry are all In position, and part of
the forces with fixed bayonets are coming
out from the castle and are crossing the
m rat 10 reptl the invaders.
Mr.. Bower will have his room lit up to
night and would like his friends TO drop
in and see the battle.
George Mccall, No 704 French street.
undoubtedly has the prettisst Christmas
tree In the city, at least It Ia hard to tell
how one can be made prettier. The tree
Itself is a eauty, but II is literally
covered with a most prolific crop OF
Christmas trimmings. The surrounding
at the loot Of the tree are suggestive OF
winter amusements and winter scenes
that have not been realized this winter
yet. he tree Is worth going 10 see.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

NEwPORT, r. ID o. 3I-ued
or BRISTOL, II the ga ,pHW lrN
burned Al her dock here III, mol
aud 10 q tGtd loss, she arrived
New York about 23l p m ,luIH
her freight and her FIJI. River aud n
pa3serg r. and they d Part d At'1e
time r heir des iuauuu ihersl
| st on board the steamer Oniy I
Newport pass Dgers aud lbci I'D
Baggage, Some VI tne ptssauEeg Il
board did not understand 'hr maud
tn fret alarm, aud were only aluua
the cracking Of the flames np,r by.
All succe ded In escaping, but
with only portion Of tlui. .pLlng
others by crawling over tar i.Itg
10 burning timber. One maA at
II Tie children, Q boy and s'll wi
cupied a state-ro0il. was aHai,a'
the sound of cracking Names o.
and barely escaped wa DDS b.ils
uIdressed, but With THU e.o.h.
their hands. Another youns niu
borrow clothing In which /, 80
home in this city,
All the personal baggage Of
eengegA was saved.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The report Of Registrar Lee for the
weak ending At noon last Saturday shove
that during the week there were 20
biFths, II marriages and 80 deaths re-
ported 70 him o. having occurred " t9ia
city, against 80 births and 10 deaths Tor
the corresponding week Of last year
Causes OF ELECTROMAGNETIC, I heart
disease, 8; convulsl ms, general debility,
pneumonia, each, cvanosis, cancer,
dIopsy, enteFltia, henoFrhage Of bowels,
hamilton, lAryngitis, membrAneous group,
meningitis, neuralgia sePhosemia, scarlet
fever, typhoid fever, l each,
Ages or deceased Under 1 year, B;
from 10 2, 8; from 2 10 o, 8; from 20 70
so, 2; from 80 TO 40, 8; from 30 TO %, 81
from 90 TO 20, 2; from 70 TO SO, 5.
There was / still-birth, white male
child; bodies were brought here for in
terment aud sent away.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

eupsrintsndent John Massey, Of the
Assoclated Charities, In Withdrawing from
the uosltlon DO has held for four Year,,
hos taken retrospect Of the past aud
makes Q comparison between the work Of
the ilrst winter he took charge with .,iat
OF tho present year, and In that be Shove
that the toiai number Of applicants for
relief i a1s6, as compared v th 1920 dur.
Ing the year Just ended, from which, Il
We deduct $50 nonresident applications
for 1884 and $40 for 1888, VIII leave SOSS
resldent families the nrst yearand 81 the
present
There has also been like reduction In
the amount OF money expanded, The
disbursements In 1884 amounted 10 30
$50. %, and 10 1888 TO S2,29l.i0.
In view Of those facts Mr.. Massey be.
speaks for the society more cordial and
substantial sympathy and support than
ever before. In conclusion, Mr.. Massey
SAYS; Permit me 10 say that ! should
be unRrAteful, indeed, did not deeply
appreciate the many kind words which
have been spoken both In public and pri-
vAto since my resignation was made
known. l shall carry away with mo
many pleasant recolleotions Of the good
people OF Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

SaAs FRANCISCO, Dec. 30. President
hassr. Of the California Athletic Club,
Mitci,Avived dispatch from Charley
flpht ,hsNtating Jake Kilrain would
Aim al taner Of the Jacksonville
from J9af, m a "a that he would wager
nnrse Eit,.toii addition 10 the club
challenge 10 the wliifs 'l ~ IN nrsG.p
ence 20 his partial enss.,.,,,art ySith
John l.. Sullivan. Aitef ~ bSttla
Friday night, Peter jackson exoress.,i
himself aS pleased that Kilrnin haa A..
clared himself, and that he would ao.
oept the challenge. When Kilrain's
challenge became known i'm the club
room during the progress Of tho fight
Friday night, bets Of two 20 one were
made that he would back down.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

The funeral OF the late Mrs. Ellen
0raVes took place at 1.30 O'Clock laht
Saturday afteInoon, from the residence OF
her husband, Robsrt Graves, No. COG
French street, and was largely attended.
Inc remains were laid 10 a handsome
caeket, furnished by Undertaken J. X.
hilmer, and the floral tributes were num-
erous and beautiful, some being sent BY
friends IN Philadelphia, while the Others
we're from parties In this city. The ser
vices were al the house, and were con-
Quoted BY the Revs H. 8. Monroe OF
New YORK, Is. Y. Moore Of this city. Snd
Elder Shoe KEY. Mr.. Morroe, In his re-
marks, paid feeling tribute to the estl.
mable character and moral worth OF the
deceased, whom he said Was one Of the
main pillars Of Ezlon Church.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
iAlIntlona x. OF

Grand Chief Brown Of the KnlghA
the Golden Eagle will install ofiicen /.
the various castles as follows; Tuesdk
January /, Cyrus Castle, No. /; Wedne
day, ., Harmony, No, 6, Thursday,
Warwick, No. s; Friday, 4, Philadelphia
No ., at O'Clock, and Humboldt, n,
IS, at 0 O'Clock; Saturday, 8, damon
State, NJ. 10; Monday, 2 Apollo, No,
Wednesday, 9, St. Johns, No. q FRIDAY
II, Brandy Wne, No IL; Monday IA
ChOEen Friends, No. II.
Public installations will be held as n
lowe: Wednesday, January ID, c1
saders, No 5; Thursday, n, IIorkea I
No. 10, Of HorkCtSln; Friday, p y
Georges, NJ. 3 Tuesday -, Delaware
No 10, Delaware CITY
Grand CLiei 8 own val On Moa MA
January Z, start onA Up d9HUlS
and install officers as follows N ndal
January 7, Union Castle of sn'rA lli
day, S, Pilgrim OF Clayton "sm 'lAI
o, KoxaIa Castle Of RuKul.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

William sillltoe, who occupies the
Shaw farm, near New Castle, let his
horses out In the Held yesterday in order
that they might take little exercise, and
In playing around one OF them had fore
leg broken BY kick. Mr. 8. immediate
ly sent 10 this city for DR.. Scot, who
soon after arrived, and after an txamlna-
tion be expressed the opinion that the
fracture was OF such character as to be
ineurable, and 1t was afterwRrd knocked
In he bead in order to end It's misery.
The regret of Mr.. SIllitoe over the occur
renee was greatly increased by the fact
that his neighbor, Walter Cleavcr, " ho
came 70 bis slstauce, was struck on the
thigh by the Horse in his struggles aud 80
badly injured that It was necessary to
convey him to his home In carriage
Mr.. sillitoe Ia an industrious farmer, and
he 70 Is the loss VI his horse quite se-
riously.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
FIFTH EsHn,TiO1


\
LONDON, Dec. 80. The po,o,,'
o. boy was found IA an ow,s
Bradford yesterday norSing Jung
recognized as that Of John GlD N
Of age, who when last Man NJ u', .',,'
sliding on the Ice with s,,nc ' al. Wv
The boy bad been bru,sIlv 'r }
HIS legs aud arms had been cb ,au
In q rough manner and ti.d,, ,",'p1
his ears had been cut on Ss
stab wounds In bic chest. ,nl Nj
and entrails had been torn nn,
mains when found we're Wr,,,
rough covering. "''pP7
A niilkman, whose name ia R,,-
been arrested on suspicion of b.s,,'l
mlttsd the crime TIE nnri,r.I
had occasionally accomngi d NM
rounds. The prisoner srs H. n
recognize the remain lip W..
before q magistrate ana ,,,,,.A
being the lsst PEI "a who tay M
alive.
The hoy When last seen w.. irtb
Oner's company, ami wbrt'p.sa,
the mtlkmau was asked Il M INA
thing about his whrrcahjul. He
any knowledge Of lin. A h'o,l,
aud q knl c fitting the Wound
boys chest have been found va h
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31

Mary Elizabeth, tho wife OF John
Powell residing 81 Head and A streets,
South wiImington, died quite suddenly
Yesterday morning. She has not been In
good health for some time, but when Mr..
Powell LEFT her on Saturday morning 10
go 10 bis work tho seemed as well az
uauAl. When he returned about o
o'clock W the afternoon he found her
eonsciouasnd Immediately summoned
DR.; Winner nhe remained unconscious
and continued TO slnk until about Q
O'Clock yesterday IA rning when she
d.ed. MIs Powell was about SO years q
age, and leaves two daughters and one
tomorrow afternoon, aud the inteTmeni
will be made at RlYervlew Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-31
before Una Joogo

The following Gaze, were
Judge Ball this morning:
Wl'l N "utsOn, who said
longcd u, hester, was chad
drunkeun,s So, and Olltsr Yate
that he fonnd him lying on Bush
AZ Il was his lrst ciIcnse he
charged, with a warning Of tho b
qnenco In ease hs should ever DO I'd
back.
William T. Williams and Geo
Tayson were charged with corner
ing ut Twenty-secOnd and Market st
Sergeant StetseF and Officer Shu's
He'd that these young men are part
gang that causGs cor siderable troubl
that vicinity, and that they had beer
peatedly warned 10 stay away from
corners. AS the accused wanted 4
Witnesses summoned their case was
tinued until this evening
Two young men were adludged ct
OF corner lOunging at Eleventh
Church streets, aud auld 81 pnd c
each.