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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-08
THOMAS z. MONITOR
ABOUT HAIRPINS.
The Cheapest Ones Are Thinly Lacquered
Wire Bent into Suitable Shape.

The Cheapest Ones Are Thinly Lacquered
Wire Bent into Suitable Shape.
Hairpins vary in price from a few
pennies gross to five hundred dollars
apiece. Perhaps the hairpin Is the
most useful all-round article of fem
mime wear. 1t serves not only the pur-
pose for which it was designed, but
also as glove-buttoner, shoe buttoner,
cuff-fastener and even breastpin.
A distinguished West Virginian who
frequently visits New York has discov-
cred an entirely new use for the hair
pin. He converts 1t into a file for the
preservation Of newspaper clippings.
His method is to twist the haifpin into
hook, sink one end into the wall or
window-sill and f1le his clippings on
the end that Is free. He never buys
hairpins, but obtains an ample supply
from the pavements, where they are
daily shed in thousands from the gold
en-, red, black, brown and gray tresses
of New York women.
The cheapest hairpins are lacquered
wires bent into suitable shape. They
are made by the million for little or
nothing, and the,manufacturers prices
would fill every woman with o sense
Of outrage at the profits made by re-
tailers Small, thin, kinky hairpins
are a modern improvement on the
Straight, old-fashioned variety, but
even they are made for trifle gross.
The costlier hairpins are not SO various
ly serviceable as the cheap ones.
They are made of gold, silver and
tortoise shell, sometimes ornamented
with precious stones and with rich
workmanship. Tortoise shell in the
rough is worth from five dollars to eight
dollars q pound. The finest is from
the belly Of the tortoise. That yields
the amber-colored shell from which
the costlier pins and combs are made.
Small pins, all of tortoise shell, cost
from one dollar half to four dollars.
Larger ones cost from four dollars to
nine dollars. Fine amber shell pins,
with gold tops, cost from eight dollars
to sixty dollars. After these come the
teweled pins. They may bedof ALMOST
any price. Simple ones cost from fifty
dollars to seventy-f9e dollars. More
elaborate ones with pearls and dia.
monds may cost from one hundred dol.
lars to five hundred dollars.
The shell-workers of this town arc
an extremely skillful aud artistic body
of men. They carve and weld the shell
in a fashion to astonish one unac
quainted with their art They are al
well-paid workmen, and the value OF
their labor is seen in the difference O.
price between the plain shell pins ant
those enriched with elaborate carving
Most Of these men are kept activel,
employed by the large jewelers.. IN. Y
Recorder
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-08
Bread Laws.

The French baker is not only re-
ouired to conform to laws regarding
weight, but he is also told at what
price he must sell his bread. He is
further required to deposit cestain
sum of money in the hands OF the mu.
nicipal authorities as surety of good
behavior. In the large fortified cities
he has to keep specified quantity OF
-four on hand to provide for warlike
emergencies. In Germany laws Of
similar import are in existence, and
orc enforced with such severity that no
baker ever dreams of defying them.
The British law regulates the weight
of loaves and makes provision for the
cleanliness and ventilation of the bake
shops. The price is left to regulate
itself by trade competition. The On
tario act empowers municipalities to
engage officers for the prevention OF
fraud, and clothes them with authority
to confiscate all bread found to be Of
light weight The bread seized In this
wqy is turned over to charitable instr
thNons for the use Of the inmatea--
BaRer's Helper.
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what" the father exclaimed, TAX
ing the paper in his hands and staring
at II In blank establishment "You got
the SCHOOL,"
Eyes, and ] came by Mr.. Borgess.
house TO see him." Nellie continued,
"and when ! told him about the school,
and asked him If he wouldn't let the
mortgage stand until drew my salary,
he said he would. So after all we will
save the old home, and-oh, Pm so
happy"
And again Nellie broke down and
wept for joy, while father and mother
looked on, realizing for the first time
In their lives how sadly they had neg
lected their best treasure, and how
much they had missed the right in their
dealings with their son and daughter.
Their appreciation of Nellie did not
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-06-08
Cool Generals.

The imperturable GOODNESS ofGen-
eral Grant was one of the qualities
that gained him recognition as a
great military leader. Most of the
great military leaders of history
have possessed this trait to a re-
markable degree.
Murat, Napoleon's dashing chief
OF cavalry, whose splendid enthusi-
asm won many desperate charges,
could be as cool as his master upon
occasion. At the taking of Moscow,
while the troops sat in their saddles
under a murderous fire, Murat re-
ceived, writes contemporary, de-
spatch to which an answer was re-
quired. Though his mettlesome
horse was trembling, Murat laid the
reins upon the horn of the saddle,
took his notebook in one hand and
a pencil in the other, and began to
write a response. Suddenly shell
fell and exploded OH the ground
close by. The horse leaped into the
air and swung wildly around. Mu-
rat simply transferred the pencil to
the hand that held the notebook,
Gained the horse with the other
hand, and then went on writing his
despatch as if nothing had happen
ed. A shout of admiration went up
along the line. Murat saw that the
enthusiasm aroused by his trifing
act had created a favorable moment
for a charge. He gave the order
and his men swept clear through
the enemy's line.
1t is said that General Reynier
once saved the French army in CAL
abria, in 1906, from a complete rout
simply by the manner in which he
smoked a cigar The English in
fantry fire had compelled the French
to retreat. Reynier, fearinga panic,
remained to the last, and brought
up the rear. Though the English
fire was murderous, he had lighted
a cigar, and his retreating men
noticed that the puffs of smoke
went up, as his horse moved slowly
on, with absolute regularity. Puff!
A wait. Puff! Another wait.
Puff! The enemy were pouring on,
firing vigorously as they advanced;
but nothing could accelerate Rey-
nier's smoking His soldiers rallied
under the inspiration of the queer
spectacle, and got off in good order.
Perhaps the most cold-blooded
commander who ever lived was the
French general Saint-Cyr. He
formed his plan of battle clearly,
precisely, and with admirable fore
sight. Then he sent his orders to
his subordinates and shut himself
up in his quarters, absolutely for
bidding entrance to single soul.
Then he took out his violin and
went to studying hard piece of
music as TRANQUILITY as though he
had been in the midst of profound
peace. The battle which won Saint
Cyr his baton as a marshal of the
empire was fought while he was
fiddling in his tent He had ap-
parently foreseen everything, and
the carrying out Of his plans COM
pletely crushed the enemy.
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Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep, de-
pending upon healthy condition of all
the vital organs. If the Liver be Inactive
you have bilious look, If your stomach
be disordered you have dyspeptic look,
and If your kidneys be affected you have
pinched look. Secure good health and
you will have good looks. Electric Bit
tiers is the great Alternative and tonic acts
directly on these vital organs. Cures PIN
pies, blothes, boils, and gives good COM
pexion. Sold at Field & Gray's drug
store, SOC and 81.
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Do you Know

That more ills result from an
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other cause-Indigestion, Consti-
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Disorders and their accompany
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why not be one Of them1 Take
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Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saw

From letter written by Mrs. Ada E.
Hurd, of Groton, s. D., we quote WAS
taken with cold, which settled on my
lungs, cough set in and finally terminated
in consumption. Four doctors gave me
up, saying could live but short time.
/ gave myself up to my Saviour, determ-
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on EARTH would meet my absent ones
above. My husband was advised to get
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
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took In all, eight bottles; 1t has cured me,
and thank God am now well and hear
ty woman" Trial bottles free at Field &
Grays drug store, regular size, 5Oc and
81 a
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Jennie said a young lady, turn
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you do if you had a moustache on
your lip p" IF l liked him would
keep quiet" was the demure reply.
Irish Times.
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sell the genuine medicines. =,
To prevent deception and fraud, these
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at these long established prices:
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery the
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The genuine medicines can DO sold only
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"but it causes us bitter sacrifice to do
II, for we shall have to mortgage our
little home to get it, In my state of
health / cannot more than earn a liv-
ing, so can never hope to pay off the
debt, and we shall look to you to do
that when you are through school"
''Oh, I'll soon do that" Frank re-
piled, confidently, yet little disinter-
estedly. "a debt of three hundred dol
lars Is nothing to worry about, I'm
sure"
When Mr.. Golf went to the bank to
get the money, and stated what IL was
for, Mr.. Borgess., the presi dent, shook
his head doubtfully, and said
81 fear you are making a mistake,
Hiram. / would never make this mort
gage II were you"
at is the only means have of rails
ing the money, Mr.. Borgess." Hiram
replied.
every true But should not raise
It at all under the circumstances. You
want Frank to have a good education,
and that Is right. He ought to have It.
II you were able, should say give him
the money to pay for 1t; but as you are
situated you should not imperil your
home to get the money. Many boys
who have grown up to be useful and
successful men-in fact, many Of our
greatest men--have earned their own
ways at school, and there is no reason
why Frank cannot do the same. 1t Is
inconvenient, of course, for boy TO be
compelled to earn money to pay for
bis education, but IL doesn't hurt him
In the least, and II he's got the right
mettle in him he'll feel proud of his &C
complishments."
I'm not uneasy about the debt, Mr..
Borgess." Mr.. Golf replied, land I'm
not afraid of Frank not paying II when
II Is due. He's a boy who will make
his way In the world without any
trouble, and I intend that he shall
have all the advantages I can give
him"
The money received, preparations
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ALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS,
MISCELLANEOUS.
WSlfINo THE OLD FOLKS.


VISITING THE OLD FOLKS.
WAL I've ben on, Lueindy Jane,
Az taken my vacation;
Ituk the cars TO Ashfeld town
by way OF Deerneld station.
Ididn't hev no call TO go.
wasn't sick nor nilin';
But Wife she said I'd oughter, fur
She s'mised tn old folks was failin'.
So sot out and TUX the train,
And when I'd fairly started,
I'll own right up. Lucindy Jane,
/ did feel lighter hearted.
II did me good to see the fields,
The harvestin' and haydn;
The trees all seemed to nod TO me
As II they was sayin';
"You're welcome homo, Johoshaphat,
You've ben a long time comin';"
The brooks they seemed to babble IL,
Tho bees. too. In their hummin'.
And as nenred the old brown house,
Where you and I, Luoindy.
Was born and reared, and as l saw
An old face al tho windy,
I'll own right up, Lucindy Jane.
There's something in mother
That makes man a child again;
And so, somehow or other
Before knew what she was at
She had her arms around me,
And said: "Why, it's Jehoshaphat"
And then my father found me.
And when I'd had good square meal
OF fried cakes, pie and fxin's,
And honest country bread, yeast'riz,
Home made OF mothers mixin's,
Then / sot out to see the town,
And when I'd asked how fur Z is
To so and Sos. they'd up ana say;
$50 far from Mister Curtis"
Ipaid the mortgage of the farm,
I had the roof new shingled,
And painted up the house new style
With red and yellow mingled.
thought some rockers for tho porch,
Where mother sets q knittin'
While in her comfortable lap
she holds the purring kitten.
And so l left them better of,
With hired help to tend 'em,
And all the money that they need
I'm ready for TO send 'em.
And tell you, Lucindy Jane,
II paid me for my trouble,
To see the dear old folks again,
II IL had cost me double.
Springfield (Mass.) Republican.
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WuH7 Dq4lt Dig
lmarrrN Foa rn,s PAe(A1

dealing with their children that too
many parents often make-that OF CIV
ing too much attention to the son to
the neglect of the daughter.
They had but two children, Frank,
lad who was considered uncommonly
bright, and Nellie, demure, common
place little girl who attracted no par
tioular notice from anyone. At school
Frank had all the advantages that could
be given him, his teacher taking the
greatest pains to help him along with
his studies. Nellie, on tho other hand,
was allowed to get on, chiefly by her
own efforts, as best she could.
Frank is such a bright boy" the
teacher once remarked "that he is
capable of accomplishing great deal
In life if he has the proper training"
And Mr.. and Mrs. Golf and all their
friends repeated the saying and in
dorsed it fully; while of Nellie not an
encouraging word was spoken, and
perhaps scarcely thought was given
to her future possibilities. She was
only an ordinary child, and of course
nothing out of ordinary could be ex-
pected of her.
At the age of sixteen Frank gradu-
ated from the home school and at once
expressed q desire to go to college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golf were very anxious
that he should go, but they were poor,
and, aside from their small home In the
edge of a western village, possessed no
means. For that reason they hesitated
to grant Franks request He, how
ever, was determined to have his way
regardless of circumstances, and so he
allowed his parents no rest until his
wish was granted.
1--WE W i'll raise the money top pay your
way at college, Frank" Mr.. Golf said,
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FATHERS SHOULDER.
diminish when they learned that
she had gained her education by her
own efforts in the odd hours she had
for study at home.
1--WE made great mistake" Mr..
Golf often remarked, "but we didn't
know. Frank seemed so bright and
quick, and Nellie seemed so common,
that we never thought of it turning
out as II has"
ID MaNyrunnn
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feits Of DIR. Pierce's
medicines, which
are sold at less
than regular
prices by dealers
not authorized to
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Jasgad0 de Primerq Instancio de Ponce

En- los autos del iuicio az abintestato de don Ma.
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vdencia De este dfa 20 ha mandad0 sacar para page
ds costaa por t6rmino De yente dias pdblico re-
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audiencia de este Juzgad0, advrti6ndOse que no
existan tftuI0s de propedad de- los iamuebles rema
tados que en- clio debera estarse 10 que disponeH
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lEoCRACIA libro el presente en- Ponce 9 de Enero
de ls92.-CaTlos r. CheraOn. 3-3|
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