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SATUBDA1 VPRIL 28. 177.
Cheboygan Postoffia
iv I depart as follows:
PETOHKBY ANl ALL rUNT8 SOUTH.
Arrifo and nepart daily.
MACKINAW.
Arri-re - Mondays. Weilne'dar ani Friday,
r. M. Jeiari Tuesdays, Thursdays and
turdavs.at 7 a. m.
U xTk!- .W CITT AND FKKrlHM.
rnve Everv Tuesday at noon.
fue-.May, at l j, m.
Depart
ko;vrh riTT.
Arrive Friday at 7 P II
Pepait -Saturdays
V 7 AM.
ALl'ENA.
by v of l' toiler
'VUv- 'r-n i.r ivMvory of mat. and the issuing
Mrmi v uriors fvm 7:'C A- M f1 r. M.
Office own on SondayN from 12:3 to 1:3 p. m
c.a. race, p m.
Church Directory.
rowoniii I II J CHURCH.
nd Nelson streets,
REV. Ii. M. THOMPSON, Pastor.
Sunday Exercises.
PaaHa ww fcf a at ......10:30 .m.
ft'ri'l;iv sohoo'i l'?:oo m.
Krsfiiajc service 7.80 p. r.
Prayer-Meeting on Wednesday, at 7:30 p. m.
XI. B. CIICRCH,
G. T. NEWCOMB, Pastor.
Corner of Huron and Pine streets,
Urdc , . - . Lxeicises :
Prvaehin . H : A. H., and 7:W P. M.
iMHMlay i.,ni at i- N.
Tcaciern1 XiiBg. Taeaaay. 7:45 p. m.
I rayer Meecinjr. Thnrsday, 7:4ft P. x.
Th! ui ave aileciionate y invited to all our
y.r-llnj.-.
tOWS TALK.
N'cL-.;i it Bullen are building an addi
tion to their dock on the river below
Third afreet .
The arrival of the boats this week with
ds for our mnchants has enlivened
matters considerably.
Mpena bus a red ribbon club 300
-long , and free reading room. Che
boygan should not be behind Alpena.
Mrs. Clark has recently fitted up the
Newton house, corner of Main and
Division streets, as a first class boarding
house.
Nelson's mill started up for the season
Wednesday. This mill started up first
lust year, and was the last shut down
last tail.
Some hungry wretch entered ti e j
woodshed of W. II. Bunker on Tuesday j
nic&t last, and walked oil" with fifty
pounds of pork.
Bullen tfc Nelson are. building a road
to Humphrey's dock, over fvbieh todr.iw
their lumber winch is to be piled on
that dock for shipment this scaon.
W. H. Bunker left on the J. IV. lic-n-riett,
Thursday, for Mackinaw, on hi
way to Settle Sic Marie, where he i to
be employed in W. II. Seymour's mill
during this season.
Every one going away on the North-
fc fi...-t.i .At ..,i vw I
, . ,. . T4. '
tickets at llumphvey s dock oti.ee. It1
i - - - -- - - , , ;,.!
does not cost them any tnorv. and it i
. ,, , p, . ii , . ..
The Eva Eiil.-ii wu the first tu to
enter Mullet lake this year. Bj the way,
she is to have a new wheel, with an ad
Jitiquuj blade, materially Increasing her
wfttA and towing capacity.
"Acpoulf to the rules adopted by the
Council liit Thursday nilit, there will
he tvo regular meeting ot that body
eiie i mot fib, the liL ami third Tuesday
tjenlnj bein; designated as the time.
A tetter from Mr. Geo. J. Dorr, age;;t
tor O. 1. Greer., contractor f.r dredging
in the inland navigation route, states that
the men to work on the dredge would
leave libirto l.it Thttreday nlgltt for
Ptnmr-.rOH their w.iy to the dredge
Mr. Pttirfofc Kelley will have chatgf of
ihe dredge again this season.
ioi,woikut demidinliiu the unsight
ructure aero-s the liver at Third
haa been going on during the week.
The rapW' were taken down Mondny,
.;:ivl ii e.r ;;bsei c; bti afibrded eruplo'
uviit iot the hoys elTTing passengers
over the river. All team from and to
Duncan have to erota at the bridge at
John V. McDonaklV
Sonte perstMH for pure meainipssi last
T;;t -d :v attt-ruoon or evening, cut the
line by whieh the range light at Hum
phrey's doek was raised, and it ran
through the small block and tell to the
dock, so that when the light was to be
raised it necessitated dialling the pole
before It could he done. Why any per
son should he guilty of tncb littleue-s
we cenaol imagine.
Geo. 1. Humphrey lias pur up a new
pole for ihe range light on the dock
which raises the light much higher than
k wan during hifti eftioii. and will re
vent the Bjgbl nam being hid by boats
lying at the doek. New lagu iiave been
put upon both rane-, which are mueh
larger and ae raised higher than the
old one, which will enable I bam to he
ten at a mueh greater distance, and aid
in navigating the channel much better.
The Port Huron correspondent of the
Detroit Poet, under date oi iod inst..
tate.- that the tug Prmdiville had Start
ed tor Cleveland to take on coal prep.il
atory to coming to the straits U operate
as a ar packer for tbe eomitig season. She
had the sehooner V. Pp.rost in tow.
which she will use as a lighter to asgist
in her operations. The Prindevilie is
commanded by Capt. Sinclair, and his
n any friends wiil be glad to see the
Captain back among u?.
E. hpiller & Co. have received large
additions to their stock of furniture bv
the boats which have arrived, and are
no .v pr-pared wi:b v full stock ot ftrl
ciass furniture to supply any : our citl-
mm with any ai tiele in the lurniture
line they may desire. Tliey appreciate
the p itronage they have heretofore re-
ceived and hope by fair dealing to merit
a coiitinuancc of the same. When wsait-m-
anything in their line get their
proee beiora purchasing. They will be
pleased to show theTrstock to all, whether
they n ih to purchase or not.
The Bismnrck Drought across Mullet
U e drat tow oflogs for the season.
last Wednesday.
A regular meeting of the Village Coun
cil will be held at the Council rooms next '
Tuesday evening.
Work on the center pier and guards
for the new bridge it is expected will
commence Monday next.
The heavy northeast wind this morn
ing blew ice in trom the straits as far up
the river as the upper end of Humphrey's
dock.
Street Commissioner Wilson has been
repairing the upper end of Main street
this week. It needed it badly in places
and wn not taken in hand any too soon
The Truseott took several passengers
to Mackinaw and Point St. Ignace yester
day. She must have h id quite a rough
trip for the wind blew quite fresh all
duy.
The drives, where there is sufficient
water, are progressing satisfactory, but
we understand that those on the upper
streams cannot start without more water
than there is at present.
As will be seen by the proceedings of
Council, Justice Sammons has been des
ignated as the Justice before when all
trials for the violations of the village or
dinances are to take place.
The Free Press speaks of milk and
water Democrats. If we remember dis
tinctly there was one who announced
last fall that his bread and butter depend
ed on securing a certain office.
We should judge, from the amount of
work promised by the Council at their
last meeting Thursday night, that Vil
lage Attorney Bell will fully earn the
salary allowed him for hi Suffices.
We learn that there is quite a settle
ment in the section of the county be
tween Long lake and Mullet lake and
southwest ot' Long lake, and that they
are actually engaged in clearing and im
proving their hmds.
Some slanderous wretch has had the
audacity to send to our efficient foreman,
Mr. C. J. Hunt, a chromo of a winter
scene in Canada, and written underneath
it "Cheboygan in May," showing an
amount of ignorance surprising In this
enlightened age.
The regular monthly meeting of the
I lire company was to have taken place
last night, but owing to the want of a
quorum no business could be transacted.
An adjournment was made for one week.
As (here is tome important business re
quiring the attention ot the members of
the company, it is earnestly desired that
all the members should be present next
Friday evening.
There was quite a number of settlers
from Trumbull county, Ohio, arrived on
the St. Joe and have gone on their lands
in Tuse.-irora township. Mr. H. Park,
one of the number, is going to investi-
the feasibility of erecting a
for custom work In that town.
ta wiiii 11
He has
had experience in the business, and owns
F
a mill in Ohio, which he proposes to re
11
move if upon investigation it would ap-
pear desirable.
A ."ove iu tlie Uiglit Direction.
At the temperance meeting 'last Tues
day evening the Executive committee
suggested and recommended the pro
ettring and fitting un a suit of rooms lu
some favorable locality for the use of the
organization. The proposition consisted
in the cstabiishmeiit of a reading room
to be supplied with all the leading daily
ami weekly papers and most popular
monthly magazines, a hall in which to
hold the meetings of the organization,
and a club room, provided with means of
Html ill i lit, and in which smoking would
be allowed.
We think this is a move in the right
direction. If it is expected to prevent
the frequenting of saloons it is necessary
that some place should be provided where
leisure time can be spent In a pleasant
and agreeable manner, and this we think
the project recommended by the commit
tee would accomplish. e understand
that the committee have received a very
favorable proposition Irom Mr. Howell
to let the entire upper Moor of the Howell
block and the room on the second floor
formerly occupied by the Free Press
This we consider a most favorable locali- j
... ,...! .,,,,1 - i i
furnishing the requisite room for the
purpose proposed, and we hope the pro
ject will be carried out. Ot course it will
require funds to accomplish all that is
desired, hut we have no doubt but that
our lending business men will give the j
movement a hearty support and render
liberal pecuniary aid. Let all give what j
encouragement they can. If you cannot I
conmouie pecuniarily, speak a goo
word in favor of ihe movement.
ICcd Ribbon Kcform.
An adjourn meeting of the Temperance
c'uh was lield ;:t Wertheiiuer's haj on
Tuesilav jeveniu and the usual large
aUemlance was prese it. showing that
due intt-iest In this movement have not
decreased, i pe minures or the previou
meeting were reail and
g'ee elub sung a so
-
which aiilte a numlier sinied
thn nlmlce and Mftnl ioiiu-d il nr.
ganization. W. Chandler from the ex -
ecutlve committee, made a report In
wli'ch t he propriety of renting a suite of
n.oms and tilting tbett up as a reading
room, and club room lor m etings, &cs
was suggesied and recommended by the
committee.
J P. Sutton was then called upon ami
in a briet speech gave his views of the re
form movement.
Col. Davis suggested that a committee
be appointed to visit those who had been
arrested for druukeness and make efforts
to bave them reform and if possible in-
duce ih m to sign the pledge and to
make every eflbrt to reclaim such from
the Bondage of the appetite for intoxica-
The meeting was fully as enthusiastic
as any ol the previous ones and the move
ment U promising much good. Tl e
im nir nniiii'ri:.ii r i ii..r i t in n...
VWV'Ufl UUJUIH ! Ill' CllUiC
plc; hsl nflffht.
Inland Navigation.
There is no question about the practi
cability of the inland navigation project
proving a success among those who are
at all conversant with it. It is true that
the inflow of land from Sturgeon river
is an obstacle not calculated upon when
the route was projected, but it can be
remedied either by the dam or the pro
posed cut-off, and proposals for both will
be received by the Local Commissioner,
and the most feasible method for averting
the difficulty will be adopted, but of one
thing our citizens can be assured
the project wiil be a success, notwith
standing it has been pronounced im
practicable by some who have not thor
oughly investigated the matter.
A Card front the Point.
To the Editor of the Northern Tbibumk.
Point St. Ignace, April 26.
It seems an article appeared in the last
issue of the Free Press, saying that they
understood trouble was brewing at the
telegraph office at this place, referring to
a message sent by Mr. Cornelius Gal
lagher, ot your place, to James Maloney,
of this place, which required immediate
attention, that Maloney claimed the dis
patch was never delivered to him. I.
the undersigned, sent said dispatch in
question at 6:20 p. m., on the 31t of
March, to Maloney, shortly after I had
received it, and he, Maloney. sent me an
answer to said message on the second day
of April, at about 6 P. M., to the above
mentioned dispatch, to be sent to Gal
lagher, and as the cable was not in work
ing order at the time I could not trans
mit tbe answer to the Cheboygan office,
and about 9 p. M., three hours after it
was sent by Mr. Maloney, he came to the
office and withdrew his answer. Now.
how could it be that Mr. Maloney did
not"receive the message, as he elaims,
and then send an answer to it to this of
fice to be transmitted to Mr. Gallagher.
Mr. Maloney knows the whole matter to
be false ; but as I am not a customer to
his rum shop, therefore I do not expect
to have his good will, which does not
amount to much. Yours, respectful ly,
W. H. IIOMBACH,
Manager Telegraph Office, Point St.
Tguace.
The War in Europe.
The war in Europe is row a fixed fact.
The Czar issued a manifesto Tuesday
morning, ordering his army to cross the
line Into Turkey. This is the commence
ment of perhaps the most sanguinary
military struggle of modern times. As
it is to a great extent a religious war,
it will be the more relentless. What the
end will be is hard to foresee, but it is
highly probable that all the powers of
Europe will become involved. It will
have the effect of reviving the commer
cial interest.- of this country. Already
breftdstuflfe ofevery description have ta
ken a jump upward, which will doubt
less be followed by a corresponding ad
vance In all other branches of Industry
Whatever maybe thought of war as a
principal, there is no doubt that the
United States will reap large commercial
benefits from it. We may expect start
ling news soon.
Clitirt'li Services.
We sire rl.nl to annour.ee the arrival oft
Rev. Jl. M. Thompson, pnstor of the Con
gregational church. He will preach to
morrow at the usual hours, both morn
ing and evening.
Services at the Methodist church as
usual. In the evening the subject will be
'The Bed Ribbon."1
Mr. Patrick Kelly, foreman of the in
land navigation dredge, and his men. -ir-rived
in town last night, and will pro-
Ht once io in om me oreoge.
-
The schooner Besie Boalt has al
most completed her load of posts andtel
graph poles and should the blow let up
will probably start for Chicago this cyen-
From Broadway, the largest lot of
trimmed summer hats ever opened in
town ladies, children, and infants
sold cheap. Please call May 5th.
Mrs. HuCKIgft.
White, smooth and soft any lady'
hands, arms or nock may become, who
ues Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Pimples or
other disfigurements of a complexional
nature, are surely obliberated bv this
! healthful
promoter of beautv. Depot
Cr'ttentou's No. 7 Sixth Avenue N. Y.
Hill's Hair & "Whisker Dye, black or
brown, oO cents. 40-4t
Unclaimed Letter List.
The lollowing is a list of letters re
maining in the Cheboygan postolflce, un
called for April 2S. Persons calling for
tltr letters will pleMl say that they are
advertiseu :
GENTS' LIST.
Tarpontpr, Luke 1 Ornenn. Chr
Fv -her, Joeoph
Pratt. Deaaa
t-rMil n?. Hnry
(iirartJ, Jo.tph
ll' lnir. Kanaoja
Hickev, Joh
Hussell. (' U 1
Kussell, tl B
danger, John 2
Snvder, W G
Kellev, Jamaa w hite, Wm A
Iviwy", A W Wright, Robert 2
LAOIfclS' LIST.
j KettiP, Mrs Frink t Wheeler, Mrs R
I -awv r, Mrs Mary Williams, Miss Helen
: Laucore, Mrs Jane
O. A. BRACE, P. M.
Geo. M, Savage & Co.'s Column.
lUTILRIBHWaBttfl
Late J. M. STEPHENS & CO.
Importers and wholesale dealers in
Teas, Syrups, Sugars,
Canned Goods. Fruit, Fish, and all
I Coods Sold by Grocers.
47 and 49 Woodward Ave.,
ID IK T It O I T.
B3TYe carry the- htfgaatMeok of groceries in the
I ftSiJZSStflSj""' y &c" V
J. Bkatty.
41-6Xm
J. V. MO RAX.
J. E. STKPHKN8.
BUY
BUTTER CRACKERS
That aie manufactured by
LEWIS SYKES, DETROIT.
! They ar the ht crakkerio the market. You
ami order them through arrj- wholesale
grocek in uetroit. (jive them a trial.
41-lm
D. D. ICallory ft 0.,
Packers of
Oysters and Canned Goods
Ofevery de-ciiptiou, and t.olesale dealers in
Foreign Fruits and Hermetically Sealed
: OOOll).
1
. Oi ... iC i urn Aveuue, DKTIJOIV, MICH, 41 4a)
P. M. Lathro.o's olumn.
P.
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS, CLOTHING, CARPTS, &c.
Millinery Goods, Flour,
TERMS CASH
:0:-
Standard Prints closing out at 7 cents.
10 Bbls. Onions at $2 50, former price $2 75.
50 pairs No. 1 Boot Pacs $2. former price $2 50,
1,000 Rolls of Wall Paper at Cost, to go out of the Trade.
1,000 Yardb Dress Goods 12 1-2 cents to 20 cents,
RIO COFFEE ONLY 25 CENTS.
o
EXTRA BARGAINS.
3 Cans 2 lb, reaches for 54 Cents.
3 Cans 3 lb. reaches for 69 cents.
4 Cans Tomaioes for 64 Cents.
x rnn 2 lb Tomatoes for 39 cents
3 cans of either Peas Pin
Apple,
for 59
:o:-
WANTED
200 Cords Maple Basswood, Poplar or Birch Bolts
cut from green, live, souni timber, not
buy in quantities of
Boarding.
I AM now prepared to take lew pood
boarder, either by the day or week, on very
reasonable term,. COOPER,
42 4ft Opposite tbe Tremont House.
Notice.
THERE will be a meeting of the stockholders
of Uheboyjraa Slack Watr Navigation Com
pany held at their office in ( iheboygan, Cheboj -pan
county, Michigan, on the
Tacnty-first (21) Day of May, A. D. 1877.
At 2 o'clock in the aft rnon, for t' e election of
Directors for the ensuing year, and the tranuac-
tion of other bubines rT
WM McAR TtlUR
ACH" Mc ltTHUU,
W. IS. Mc ARTHUR,
4t(j Directors.
To Rent,
rpnK Trustees rl the Methodist Church r fler
J the Parsonage lor rent to a good, reliable
tenant, upon rea-'onab'e terms
apply to M W. liOKN'E.
r or uiirticularH
tXtl
SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue ot a writ ot
fen facias MhMd out of ami under the seal
t.i iheMipe lor Court ot Detroit, State of Michi
gan, lo me directed and delivered, against the
goons and chattels, muds and temmenis ol uufe
seHi. Lounett. have, oa this 18ih day ot Apul,
1877, levied upon md takeu all the neht. title and
interest of the Said Ri ss 1 rt.llennett.O ,m and to
Uie io. oiin described real e-taie, to u. iW
numbers line in ten,( o. eievea, ill), twelve,
i.'f.un.i ii!irt.nl nt liiuii icr iwo. me s-imc
b-iing hi) Hint pa. t oi lot uun.ber two, Iyi.f
noiilierJv ol Iho hue which would M BUUSi by
extendi ug liw southerly linu ol taid lot numher
nine, (U), across auil lot number two (S). la an
eastern dirtci on to met the northerly line ol
said lot number twelve (2),all iu M. W. Home's
ad.iitiou to (Jhebo.viriu. village, according io plat
thereof on record iu the Hegusler ol Deed! nice
lor said couniv of Cheboygan. Alau another
piece or MieeioC laud -ituated to eaut county
Ud the iied M loilows. to-wu: The south ve-:t
Quarter of the no. th eas quarter ot secuon (hirty
two 182), town thiriy-ei.hc (38) iioth of ranse one
ill wet, except-Bg therefrom a piece ot laiui
described a lol'ows, to-wit: (Jomruencing at the
outh east corner 9i nid piece ot bMML thence
v-st thirty-to i52) rods, ihencc north forty .( )
rodSLthence eaU tbirtv-two (S3) roud, thence
oath forty ( Oj rods to ihe p. ace ol togianlag,
containing eiaht acr. s. Also xcevtlng another
niece of land Vle-c ibed as follows . Commencing
atar.oimfo.ty (40) rod- north lio n the souib
wt-t corner o the -aid so,,th west quarter of the
noith east quaner of t-aid section tmrty-iwo cn,
thence tweuty-s x (io) ro. B, thenc norjh
r n:h rn,!v. thence east twenty -eiX 28 lOds,
; theuce south thirteen IS rotls to the place ot be-
I tonii.ijiin, J acri'S nf Lint ! . 1 1H in- '1
Kimu.:, iuiim"6 v " l-j " ' ; T
i.a Maid nu ee of land hereby. levied upon COH-
ia uing thirty acres, more or lets. -All
of Mid lauds lyiiig ai.d being in the
cor.n'y of chebogan. and stave of
MicLigan, of which I 6hall expose
lor sae at public auctiou or vendue, to th high
est bidder, ae the law directs, at the lront door of
the court house, in th- villane of Cheboygan,
that being the building in which the circuit court
for sai'i county oi Cheboygan is held, on Monday,
tLe 11th day oi June, A. D. i77, at lu o'clock in
the forenoon. Thi sale made subject to mort
gage given bv Butscll H. Bennett and wife to C.
s. F ot, which taid mortgage is recorded in the
Cheboygan County Register's office, in liber "C"
of mortgages, at page 21. . . :;.
GEORGE PAQUETTF,
Sheiiff of Uheonygan Co., Mich.
D. C. HolbkooK, Esq., riaiiitifT's Altordey.
42-Cw
Post & Van Arsdale,
Wholesale and retail dealers in
HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDWARE
T I X W ARE
FAIXTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY
All kinds ol
Farming Tools,
BUI Limits"
TEIMMINGS AND MATERIALS
OIL CLOTHS,
WHIPS.
LAMPS,
PUMPS,
I EATUER BELTIXG
RUBBER AND HEMP PAGKIMG,
BUILDING PAPER,
STEAM FITTINGS
AND
GAS PIPE.
all kinds of
AND COPPERWARE
Made and repaired.
TIN
no20-lv
Send SSe to v. P. KOWELL & CO:, Sew York,
for Pamphlet of 100 pares, containing lists of
:,uiiOn'vv-papeis,and estimates showing cost ol
adrerUaiaa;.
LATHROP,
Grain and Pork.
OR READY PAY.
Chevies, Beans or Blackberries
cents.
less than 3 feet 7 inches long. Will
I cord or upwards,
500,000 Acres
OF
MICHIGAN LANDS
F OR S LE.
rpilE lands of the
Jackscn Lasing & Saginaw E, E.Co.
Arc now offered for sale at
Prices and on LONG
Low
TIME
The railroad is constructed and in operatio
from Jackson to Gaylord, a distance of two bun
drcd and thirty-six mile, and will soon he com
pleted to the straits of Mackinaw, a further-distance
1 about fifty-flvf miles.
Particular attention is 'alied to the large tracts
of the best white and JVorway pine timber along
t e line ot the road, and upon the Au Sabie.
Cheboysran, Muskegon and Manistee rivers, the
most important logging streams in the state.
Ihe Farming Lndi of ihe company include
some of the most fertile and w ell watered hard
wod lands in 'he state. Especial t cntion it
called t the farming lands in Crawl rd Otsego
and Chebovgan counties, which are high and
rolling; timbered mainly with ihe finest har-l ma
ple; km1, black sandy loam, and abounoing in
sovintisot the nurest water. These counties are
beiva rapidly settled, and tLe lumbering business
in t! " vicinity will afford to farmers a first rate
market U r rednea lor many years.
Terms of valk.
For T'ine lands, one-fourth down, and remain
der in Uiree equal annual payments, with inter
est at i-even per cent. For lnrming lands to set
tlers, longer ;ime will te trien if desired
"end for illustrated pamphlet, full ol facts and
figures, addrPf,
o. M. liAHA'ES, Laud Cnmmisslonf r,
no 18-1 y Lansing, Mich.
CITY DRUG STORE.
TEAS'
Green, Black and Mixed, at 40c jicr Ih,
Japan, at 50c per lb.
QUALITY GUARANTEED
TO GIVE $ SATISFACTION.
MARK THESE FACTS.
The testimony of the whole "World.
HOLLOWS Y'S PILLS,
"I had n appetite, Holloway's Pills gave me a
hearty. -Your Pills are marvelous "
4,I end for another box. and keep thtm in the
hoube."
"Dr, Hollow-ay has cured my headache that
was chronic."
"I gave one of your pills to my babe for rhol
era. The dear little tunc got well in a nay."
'My nausea of a mornirg is now cured."
"Youi box of Hollo ay's ointment cured me
of noises in ihe head. 1 rubbed some of your
ointment behind the ears, and tbenoifehaslelt."
"Sen'i uie two boxes; I want one for a poor
t'amib."
1 er.elofc a dollar; your pticc i '2."i centf, but
th meiiich t io me i woith a dollar "
-Smi ii e eve boxes ot yottr pills
'Let m have t'n-ee boxes of your pins by re
turn mth to Chill and f ever''
I hav 'tri- iK si cli testimouiala as these, but
want ui ice cuinptls me to ' onclude.
JPW ('utaneovs Disorders,
And r.U erupti s of thj skin, this Ointment is
most invaluable. It doet, not heal externally
alone but penetrated with the most searching ef
fects to the very root of the evil.
HOLLOAVATS PILLS
Invaluably cure the following diseases
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.
In all disease affecting thene orjrans, whether
they secrete too mueh or too little waieij or
whether they be nlH cted ;th etuxie or gravel, or
with anfcea or pains set lied in ihn loins over the
region- t the Moneys, the-e r us suoulu be taken
ac'-ordintr to muUsa directions, and the ointment
shoul i be web rubbed into the -niall of tbe hack
at bed time. Tin t er.tment win give almo-t im-
metlitte relief when all oilier mi a & have I ailed.
For Stoinaehs Out of Order.
No medicine will so eff. etually improve the
tone of the htomarh as tlite 1'illn; they remove
all acimiy oeeaioiieu eiiber iv mieiuiietanee oi
improper diet. They reacn the liver and reduce
it to a beaiibv a'-tion; tney aie wonderfully et-
! lloacuiH in oaf.s of tpasm - in fact thev never
' ia-ulin lJi Wmmwm oi trie liver and stom-
Hm.owayV Pim.s ar the best known in the
wn,il f r the follovimr difea'-ef: anue, asthma,
bilious eoinplaint-5, blotches on the skin, bowels.
consumption, debility, dropsy, d sentery, erysip
elas, lemale im gularitie-. U vers ot all kiros,
tits, rout. headache, iiidit;etion, 'nilammation,
la u no ice, nvt;r eoniiHaints. mmiiasro, inles, iben
BiMtif-m. reten ion d' unno, scrofula or king's
evil, sore taroats. stone ant travel, tic doulour-
eaux. tumorp, ulcer?, worms ot all kinds, weak
ness from any cmse. etc.
1MPORTAN T CAUTION.
None are eenHine unless the s:t;nature cf J
Hayijock. as atent for the Unitei States, sur-
rotinnseach brx of Pills and Ointment A haiei
sofn reward will be given to auy one rendering
such nilot mation as mav lead t the detection ot
auv party or parties coumeifeiting the medicines
or vending tLe same, knowing them to be spu-
noi .
VSf Id at the - anufactory of Professor Hoi
lowav & Co . New York, and by all respectable
druceist and dealers in medteines throughout the
civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents, 62 cents and
81 each.
B3TThrre is considerable saving by taking the
larcer sizes.
Directions for the guidance ot patients
n every ui oruer are am xea to each box.
Ortice. 112 Liberty Street, New York.
20-ly
Mc Arthur, Smith e Co,
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
Just received at the MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
McARTHUR,
CHEBOYGAK. MICH.
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Special Attractions
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SPLENDID BARGAINS IN NEW STYLES AND NEW GOODS
A very ctoic selection of
DRESS GrOODS
In all the popular grades, styles and colors.
Ladies Furnishing Goods and Notions-
SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY-
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Iu making the necessary purchases for our large
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
We have consulted the interests of
ared no pains in securing for them
ined in the irreat markpts nf th mmu
spared no pains in securing for them - thTieX uul
tamed in the o-rent. mrbPtc r u A ?ie ai gains that could be ob-
nnr
of soods, and to permit M to showThem to the a New TniM,
la process of erection, which will be completed tn a short timf ' BniMlng is
nf (rr,,i, iLfZZTZT r" " V
Their Stock
Dry Gcods,
Carjets,
Groceries,
Provisions,
Clothinor.
NOTIONS AND
Such as can b found
McArthur, Smith & Co.,
HftVe al.o receiv.l fresk tdta o'
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
For the Fall and Winter trade, whieh were sehcted witli frrtat care, and includes
Teas, Goto, Sugars, Syrups, Canned Goods
CHOICE MEA1S, SPICKS, &c.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
Iu every variety, together with
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
In all the fashionable styles, selected with ffreat care to meet the requirements ol
this country.
Large additions have also been made U their
O arpet lZepartmeiit,
Which ( mbrace some very fine patterns.
ingrain to a rich Brussels
The Largest and Freshest
Ever in Cheboygan, just received, and
every grade, from the cheapest to
who xpect to do paperingi
BOOTS AND SHOES
A good stock on hand and more cominsr.
lore, anu snail no our r est to
goods have
BOOTS, SHOES ANPRUBBER GOODS FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR
The largest and best stock in Northern Michigan.
Farmers' Porduce Always on Hand,
Mc . rthuj?, Smith & Co.
Are the proprietors of the only Flouring Mills in this section of the gtate, and
manufacture their own
FLOUR
Which can always be found fresh at the mill. Custom grinding don on short notife
THE UIUHEST PRICE PAID FOR ALL KINDS OF GRUX
- he only place in town where can be found a full assortment of
Stove, Steamboat and Blacksm th Coa
E3STA Delivery Waqon has oeeu added to the conveniences of ne establishment,
and hereafter -oods of all kUds W be delivered free of charge.
SMITH & CO.,
in E?ery Department
pnclAmnm i ...
. u atcominooate this
consists of
Boots and Sh es,
Hats and Caps,
Wall Papor,
Flour and Feed.
Crockey aad Glassware,
Hardware.
Together with
SUNDRIES.
only in hist class ston..
Those wishing anything from a cheap
will do well to examine.
Stock of Wall Papers
now open for inspection. Tney inelui
ne expensive Gilt Parlor Papers, AH
will do well to examine them.
We shall have a better stock than ever
keep up the good reputation these
earned for us.
AND FEED,
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McARTHUR; SMITH & CO.
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