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8ATURDAY, JULY 3, 1897
Oar Semi-Annual stook taking will occur on July 1st.
Pwriottt to that time we propose, majkjog snob keen reductions on many lines
TO BE A BAT OF SPORTS.
tbuf pUcin^the stook in better intbice trim, and making it ready for tbe
Autumn buying, that it will make tbe month of Jane a memoriable one lot
The race track being completed and
economical purchasers.
A itook that is nght in every way full a good diamond made on the grounds,
and complete every detail of quality and style the best at the lowest prices.
the Driving Club have deoided to hold
a day of sports on Saturday, July 3rd,
and have made great arrangements
for a grand time on that date.
At 10 o'clock a. m. there will be a
good ball game and foot races and at
2:30 tbe game of tbe day will be called—Btockbridge YS Chelsea. As these
teams are rivals a good game may be
looked for,
During the afternoon |25 worth of
blankets will be given to the winners
of the horse races. There will be a
3 minute pace or trot, 2:40 pace or
trot and. a 2:30 pact* or trot, also a
rjinning_race. Bicycle races will take
plaee also and liberal prizes will be
given for a ladies' half mile race, boys
half mile race and a one mile race,
free for all.
Do not miss this day of sports but
join in the races as there will be foot
races, fat man's race, lean man's race,
sack race, etc. A dance will be given
in the hotel. Admission to the race
course grounds 15 cents. Children
under 12 free.
Jfancy Sateens, the 15c quality at 6%
JPaney Dress Suitings at
7%
Fancy Wool Dress Suitings 50c
"quality at
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A Line of 50c Corsets,
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8cSiiirting,
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$3.00 and $3.50 Ladies* Shoes at $2.50
35T>T.Ladtes'J&OaShoes,
(sizes 2½ to 3¾) at $1.25
Men's 50 cent neckwear at
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Butter tiP Eggs Wanted.
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About one man in ten dosen't know
that his neighbors are saving money on
every deal, because they trade with us,
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OBITUARY.
F. A. SIGLER.
Joel B. Dunning died at his home
in this place Monday evening June 21,
Mr. punning was born in Saratoga
Local Dispatches.
' Prink Moran, wno has been workPINCKNEY, MICH.
county, N. Y., July 4,1815. Here he
in? ittp He* 5Tork for some time re-'
toirnod bere on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. BL G. Briggs visited lived for twenty-five years. On Nov.
18,1840 he married Miss Louise Mil- WEARE
dewberries have been selling in Howell relatives Saturday.
this place for four cents per quart the Mrs. J. Wright and daughter of ler. They lived in N. Y. for ten years
Always,
then came to Michigan in 1855 settlLake City are guests of Mrs. flattie
past week.
Everlastingly,
ing on a farm four miles north-west
Continuously,
All of tbe eurrounding towns that Decker.
of Pinokney-.- Tn 1870 they moved to
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celebrate will do so on the 3rd of July The C. E. society will serve ice Pinckney. Mr. Dunning leaves a
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instead of the 5th except Mason. cream, cake and lemonade during the wife and three daughters, to mourn
Seeking Trade.
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day and evening at the opera house their loss. Funeral will be held this
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P. A. 8igler.has had a very fine July 3rd.
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the resicementfloorput in hie cellar at the There will be a strawberry social at dence.
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drug store, 8. Grimes and John Mor- tbe home of I. J. Abbott, of Marion,
Gasoline Stoves,
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tensOn have been doing the work.
on Tuesday evening, June 29, for the
Wood Stoves,
JUNIOR BAXqUET.
benefit of Rev. M. H. McMahon. All
Lawn Mowers,
On Saturday evening of last week
Bicycles,
are cordially invited.
the Juniors of the Pinckney High
Farming Implements, etc
The 2nd division of the Ladies' Aid school held their second annual bansociety of the ML £. church will hold quet at the home of their supt., W.
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WILL
Noticeis hereby given to the tax- an loe Cream social at the home of
A. Sprout. The guests began assempayers of the village of Pinckney that Dr. H. F. Sigler, nfet Friday evening,
bling about 8 o'clock and in a short
Gladly,
the village assessment roll is now in June 25th. All are cordially invited.
time a happy party to the number of
Politely,
my hands and I am ready to receive
We received a change of time and about fifty were enjoying themselves
Carefully,
taxes. From now until July 15, only
Promptly
price on the Grummond line of steam- in the best manner possible. Early in
will be ohargort wnri after
Wait Upon You.
din Hi In HIHII lmo late to makn thfl tVu» Awning, th« a^mblv was called
that date a charge ot four per cent
change in the table. They leave De- to order by Mr. Percy Swarthout,
will be made for collection.
Respectfully Yours,
J. A. CADWKLL, Treasurer. troit daily at 11 p. m. instead of 9 and Pres. of the class of '98, and the prothe price is 25 cents instead of 50.
gram was opened with an instrumenGet Starks fine photos on June 30.
Children's Day exercises at the Con- tal solo by Miss Etbel Bead. Mr.
All kinds of Job Prating done at gregational church last Sabath morn- Swarthout then gave an address of
ing passed off very pleasantly. The welcome and in behalf of the class of
this office. Call and get prices.
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church was very nicely decorated with '98 he extended a cordial welcome to
ferns andflowers,and the children did the invited guests. The response was
given by Miss Anna B. Miller, Pres.
credit to themselves and teachers.
Cuban giant fodder seed corn for
Pinokney is a very lively plaee these of the class of '97. Miss Maude Teeple
sale at 60e per bu. JOB* W. HABEIB.
days. Two brick blocks going up on then read an essay entitled "Should
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Program Cards, School Cards, En- Main st, St Mary'8 parsonage on the brought out many points concerning
velopet, Letter Heads, Note Heads, church property and T. Bead's resi- the necessity of obtaining an educa•nation Hills, etc.
Call and get dence on Mill st, serve to keep most tion. A duet was rendered by Messrs
ot the people busy. Good. Let tbe
samples.
good work go on—there is «o > better Martin and Swarthout after which
Miss Alma Shehan gave a select readorfinerTillage in the country.
To Seat
ing entitled "Time." An essay on
Tbe
members
of
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Livingston
"Grinders" was then read by Mr
Two houses on banks on Mortage
Lodge,
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Fred Sprout, and after listening to
lake. By the week, month or season.
meat
at
the
lodge
room,
in
Pinokney,
solos by Miss Nellie Gardner, Lucius
Bent reasonable* jttt£5 T.Bnuorc.
on Sunday evening, June 27th, at 7 Wilson and Percy Swarthout the prol
Bepatr Shops Erasing | o'olock, for thrf purpose of attending
^* 1 gram waa concluded by a few remarks
and Enameling Bicycles. Engines, Divine services in a body at the * fc by Mrs. W. A. Sprout.
mowers and other repairing both church. The members of Pinokney
The party then retired to the dining
wood an iron. Bike* and Sundries. chapter, O. E. 8., are also invited te room where refreshments were served.
A COLEMAN. meet at the same time and place.
H.V. SxoLxa, W. M. Too mnch cannot be said of the host
and hostess for they did justice in en
The Christian Endeavoreri will hold!frrtamfafltheir frneata. All enjoyed
a sun rise prayer meeting J uly 4 lead a very pleasant evening and regretted
by the pastor. tenia, "boaeterated that the happy school days were nearAll kindi and grade* of ma- patriots, what will they do?" Dent ing an end. Though the days of school
All package coffee at 13c per pound.
ikfceeoila to be sold cheaper than 82:1-18. We moat eordiaUy invite ace one of toil and strife, yet in tbe
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I t wiH be to your ad- •very one to attend than meeting and end they are priceless trenenree and Remember the dates.
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ate how delightful i n to meet tovantage to cell oa
gether in the earry e^aiet Sabbath many «f at may look beck anon our
morning to worship the ftoeat Bakr aeaoel day* and regret that oar time
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SHOE STOCK,
WILL SELL
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jfente Aecountant?Huttpbrey
M l oompleted official figures giving
In, detail the amount and the puraoae .pt, eajjji appropriation made by
W k g i a W W v t t fcw ••*& °< tho y « « n
{89?»nn4« lfW.
These fifures show
tbat/*he special appropriations of the
laglOatave aggregate $1,384,177.^3 for
4flW> «ml«M«,ad8.ttS for 18M. To these
ffttata must be added the lery for the
fenera.t plurpfoses of the state goye raiment and the fixed charges provided
fsttbjr previous legislatures, In order
Co obtain the total amount of state tax
ft* the** years, which for 1897 will be
#9,971.99.31, as compared with $3,018,
Olft.53 for 1895; and for 1808 it will be
•3,018,2^.03, s s compared with 82,068,«88.03 for l M
T h e t o t a l for the curcant two years is $4,303,134.85, as
against $5,088,458.14 for the previous
biennial period. This shows a saving
Of $680,333.88 in favor of the present
fislature. There were however, as
e lawyers say, extenuating circumstances which lavor the previous legislature, as *fe appropriation of $600,000
had to be made to make up a deficiency
from the years 1803-4.
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One of the deer in the park at the
Soldiers* Home at Grand Rapids escaped. Charles See pies and Franlc
Hjder, well-known citizens of Courtland township, saw it and killed i t
Then remembering that they had violated the game laws tbey went before
a justioe, pleaded guilty and were
^They t h o % h l they had
le ga<ae> warden, b u t that offi<ite>hdaKbof<tbe matteit, had them
brought before Justice Watt, where
• n e j pleaded guilty again. The law
says that the fine for killing deer out
df:season shall be not less than $50.
WfiettfeP Justice Watt can cut the fine
in two and give both $35 apiece after
both pleaded guilty ^ to killing the
deer, is a question.
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• Johnnie Sheehan, aged 14, of Calun e ^ was drowned in a small pond.
Oakland -county farmers complain
"that potato bugs are more plentiful
-tibnn ever before "known.
-^he-Seventh Miehigaja infantry held
the annual reunion at Dundee. James
-Greenfield, of Flushing, was elected
president.
811 Lettala, a miner in the Cleveland
Lake mine at I&bpeming, touched an
uninsulated electric wire and was instantly killed.
Over 3.000 Maccabees of Detroit and
surrounding places held a big picnic at
Bette Isle in honor of the sixteenth anot the order.
SMrs. ^Bertha Symoads. an inmate of
thei1 Kalamaaoo asylum from Grand
•Sapids hung herself with a cord which
fastened a canvss jacket about her.
Albert Brlggs, aged *, of Sonthfield,
•Oakland county, got in the way of a
logging iruck and was run over. Several ribs were broken and his recovery
is doubtful.
A. R. Cichy's saloon, grocery and
t>aroom factory partly .burned at Man
Istse, together with their contents.
T h e loss is estimated at $3,000, and is
fulty insured.
k north bound Lake Shore train was
saved'from being wrecked In a washo u t near Kalamazoo by C. A. Poland,
wttft f e l l l n * fatal on the. track after
he had signaled the train.
A near village is being platted in
in Koaald township, Ionia county, and
will be called Johnstown;
An effort
will be made to have the government
efetabHsh a postolWre there.
C. a BsmeJA, a lomber dealer of
Cleveland, accidenjtai]|r fell cJB.-tiae Bmr
erjrdock at Esai Twwas. B c t e h u g to
a pile fully 88 minutes before his cries
were hoard and be was rescued i a an
exhausted condition by four boys.
The third annual jubilee of Jaekson,
Washtenaw and Hillsdale county Maccabees a t Jackson drew a great crowd
and a fine program, under the direction of CoL John E. Tyrrell, of the
First infantry, was fully carried o u t
Section 31, a mine of the Lake Superior Co., a t Ishpeming, has been closed
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Anmm f a r a f l l a d c f t a f t o frillM*.
Is the inability to m*\) the
grade of ore produced a* this property.
About 128 men will be thrown out of
Over tOO bicyclists of Ann Arbor parIn a demonstration in favor
of good roads and special privileges.
It was a unique and attractive parade
led sir the faculty of tfce U. of ML with
free* dignity, foiiUw-ed by the faculty
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The second annual reunion of the
CJpper Peninsula Veterans* nasootafaon
W9* held a t Escanaba. Representatives of G. A. R. posts, WkNuans Belief crops and 8oas of f e t s m n s camps
from all over the upper peninsula at,
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' ^A horrible aooidlnt 6ocuire«r tf^'llol(ton. While engsffe^in alovhng dik'a
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ag^d 7$Y was ulevrn u p \ ^ e flesh being
strtppo* from-both ardtWand'nis e?es
so%ad»y injured: that "Ht? will leu* the
sight of one and probably that df both.
T h e auWtvors of company^, of the
Fourth Michigan cavalry, held their
81st annual reunion a t Lake Cora hear
Paw Paw. OtScers elected: Captain
David Dillon; first lieutenant, John
By an; second lieutenant, George Musger; secretary and quartermaster
Heavy J.vLovelaid.
The question of issuing bands to the
amount of 830,000 with which to defray
the city's proportion of the cost of contemplated street improvements at
Sault Ste. Marie, was submitted to the
electors and was carried .by a majority
of over 300.. Aweii^suJtJbfjthe special
election approximately $80,000 will be
expended in .building good •streets.
Daniel Sheehau, aJ carn^T foreman,
has been' arrested ehfcrged with a
murderous assault upon AJevwife, who
was formerly a Miss Kern, of • Hsginaw. r The young lady was well-cosnested and married against the wishes
of her paren ta. Sheehan sho( a t i i s wife
three times when she was on a train.
Lyons entertained the veterans of
the Eighth infantry at their annual
reunion and every one, enjoyed the occasion. They will visit Hay City next
year.
The following officers were
chosen; President, Orrin Bump, of Bay
City* vice-president, J. C. Wilson, of
Flint; secretary and treasurer, G. C;
Beebe, of Bay City.
Ex-Controller Hiram A. Waite, of
Port Huron, who was convicted of embezzling $1,000 from the city while he
was in office, was sentenced to five
years at Ionia by Judge Vance. The
judge scored the common council for
its loose methods in allowing a condition of things to exist which would
permit of such a theft
A very heavy thunder storm passed
over Owosso doing much damage.
Cbaa. Moss, a laborer, was struck by
lightning and killed while sitting at
the supper table. Miss Horigan wap
seriously injured^and a horse owned by
Castrie & Shaw was killed while the
driver was holding the team. At Corrunna the Baptist parsonage was struck
by lightning.
A party of five Detroit young people
that had beeh sailing back and forth
in a small sail-boat from Harsen's
island, on S t Clair river, near Algonac,
to the Can ad ian sh ore, was _capsi zed,
and Miss Ada Beebe, of 270 Sixth
street, a student in the Detroit high'
school, and Newell E. Avery, of 50 Selden avenue, were drowned.
Avery
lost his life trying to save Miss Beebe.
Wm. Finch, aged 17, of Port Huron,
was instantly killed in a terrible manner. He was employed by the Bell
Telephone Co. and was helping- erect
poles on Stone s t r e e t A pole was
being raised to be pnt into the hole
when the ropes slipped and the pole
fell, striking Finch on the head. One
of the spikes of the pole entered his
head near tbe right eye, killing him
instantly.
A card placed on the front door of
the State bank building at Fen ton
reads:
"In the bands
of
the
bank commissioner." This action was
not unexpected, as excited depositors
had been drawing heavily upon tbe
funds Of the b a n t l o r three days. The
bank conunissioner says that while the
bank lacks ready funds it holds securities which will enable a receiver to
pay depositors nearly in full.
Fire in the business district of Weidman destroyed three stores, and it was
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man, of South Carolina. The latter
i s «k* W«rUI» again referred to aubllshed-eaargea of ised representatives of the executives
irregularity' i n connection with the
•alslaet a j Drswals*.
sugar schedule 1 and' asserted that the requires le^ialauys aequlessnoe.
The"treaty is on t h e same general
Senate would, stand convicted before
ilnee
of the treaty negotiated during
the, American people if it failed to inAttsassS to KU1 President sf
the
admiuisMwttou
of PDesideat HnexlAn attempt was made to assassinate vestigate the charges, Mr. Hoar son and! v^thdrawn b> "-'Prettiatli
Felix Fan re, president of the French calmly and,impressively- Tepefied, this Clevelwo. I t p i o ^ j s f o r annexation
republic, while he was en route to statement, his tone and language being without the exaction o j ; eojitytyons on
JLongchamptf to witness the Grand calculated as a rebuke. He declared the part of the HaweHans a s t b t h j s
Prix. While M. Faure's carriage was that the vague cbsr^ges were •, pot poly form of government to bf vouchsafed
passing a thicket near La-Cascade preposterous but infamoua. vMrV Alli- to Hawaii, waving*/that ouestion to be
restaurant, in the Bois de Boulognei a son, in charge of the bill, mjide an- entirely disposed of by the g o v e « m e n t
bomb, which subsequentry proved 'to other speech ih defehse of thai amhfifnU, of the United 8tates. The United
be a piece of tubing about six, inohes presenting tables which he de'elared States will agree/hovvevir, V> asfume
long and two inches in diameter, With proved that the sugar refiners received the debt of the present Hawaiian fOr>
a thickness of half an Inch, ohurged less protection under the Senate sched- e m men t, but will come l n w posseswith powder aod swanshot exploded. ule than tinfler the existing law. Mr. sion of all the Hawaiian crown lands
No one was injured by the explosion. Pettigrew, of South DakoU, spoke at and o t h e r possessions. L AH" revenue
A man in the crowd suspected as the length in favor of his amendment to from these lands shall be used solely
place on the free list articles controlled
prime mover, was arrested*
for the benefit of the inhabitants of
The attempt pa the, life of M,, Fan re by trusts, severely arraigning the var- the Hawaiian Islands for educational
waH made on the very spot where ious large trusts. Mr. Alien, of Ne- and other. pnbU*j#nreesee.
Hawaii
Berezowsky tried to shoot the essr of braska, urged legal procedure against shall be admitted into the Union ai a
HOUSE—The Hous* adRussia wnlle driving to the- m i l i a r y the trusts
48 minutes. territory of the United States, local
review at Longchamps in 1867, and journed after a session4>f
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laws to be passed by a h>cal
where Francois, a lunatic, fired his re- The only attempt to transact b u s m e n legislature, but subject to the approval
volver at M. Faure on July 14 last. was a request by Mr. Laoey, of Iowa, of the President
f u r t h e r immigraHaving this in mind, the police had for unanimous consent t o a -bill for the tion of Chinese laborers is prohibited
taken extra precautions. Mr. Faure relief of cyclone sufferers in Greer pending congressional action, and the
continued his journey and on his ar- county, Ok la, Mr. Henry, of Texas, entry of Chinese from Hawatt into the
rival at thejface course he was warmly promptly objected, and then, after the United States likewise is prohibited.
congratulated on his escape by the usual Democratic protest against the No mention is made of any gratuity to
Grand Duke Serglus, Mr. Hauotaux Republican policy «f o o t appointing ex-Quee^ tftftfowataht bt the Princess
and other members of the cabinet committees, the House, by 88 to 78, Ksuilsni.
The president's sang froid will greatly with 15 present and not voting, decided
The present condition of affairs
to adjourn. Before the session began
increase his popularity.
in
Hawaii, it is said, has had much
It is generally believed that the act the hub of a whee],. wound round w^th
to
do with the favorable considere*
was that of a madman rather than a monster petition said to contain
6,000,000 signatures, appealing to con*, .tienof^the treaty of • annexation* "The
of conspirator.
gress to recognize the Cuban insur- present government o f Hawaii and the
Llcaenls* sod Oora«t« Kill TUNM Ladles. gents as belligerents, was wheeled into people who support it are very much
The lives of three young ladies were the space in front of the speaker's concerned about the Japanese slttfeblotted out by lightning while they rostrum. It had been in circulation tion, and it is felt that the Japanese,
were on their way home from the M. throughout the United States for' at any time/may—take some action
E. church at Jacobsbnrg, O. The vic- about six months and was presented to looking to the acquisition of the island.
tims are Minnie McGuire, daughter of congress by Rep. Sulzer, of Now York. This IH borne out by the fact that just
SENATE.—65th day.—A great stride before the treaty, was signed Secretary
Rev. Thomas McGuire, Alpa Taylor
forward
was made by completing the of State Sherman w a s presented with
and Emma White, all about 10 years
consideration
of the sugar schedule of" ja formal protest by the Japanese govof-a^ge. Sarah Boh ring was stunned
ernment through its legation againBt
and may die> They were walking to- the tariff 'bill;' except t h e proVfslon
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gether in the road about 100 yards relating to> Hawaii, which went" oVer. ithe consummation of ^be ^reaty. The
from the church when they were This schedule has be^U the'storfr cen- protest is understood to be based on
struck by lightning. I t is believed ter of the entire bill, and with it dis- apprehension that the special treaties
that the steel corse ta worn by the posed of there Is a better prospect for now existing between ' Japan fiend
three ,who were killed were the chief speedy action on the bill as a whole. ^ Hawaii, utoder whicp'tne Japahes#en*
eau&e^of their-death^-aa Miss JSoJhring, The first paragraph of the sugarsched- joy special advantages, willbe.ajftpe^ted
u le served to bring out all the speeches injuriously;by annexation. .
who was only stunned, wore none.
—:
:—3
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and test votes and when this Was
CUv«bis4 Abssvlens <Mv> . , , ;
passed the other paragraphs of the
B»rn«r Barntto Suicides.
A dispatch from Funchal, Island of schedule were agreed to without ] It is announced on the authority of
Madeira, off the west coast of Morocco, further opposition. The consideration the mostTntlmate iriends i£arUrover
says that on the arrival there of the of the agricultural schedule was Cleveland will tiM again ejjgag^ a #
ively in the prSCUos oi law, and that
_
Brrtish steamship Scot, which—left taken up.
otvftfiTAumtt
SENATE.—66th day—There was rapid he' wlft tibt directlv'
Cable Bay (Cape Town) June 2 for
with
big
law
firms,
as
has
been
reported.
work
on
tbe
tariff
bill.
There
were
Southampton, it was announced that
tClie
ex-president
has
retired
permsBarney Barnato, the South Africa no long speeches andV. the debate was
"Diamond King," who was among the of a snappy character which atitbnee pen try f roitf an acdVe career and will
passengers, had committed suicide by enlivened but did not delay the serious hereafter be heard of only through
leaping'overboard. His body was re- work on tbe bill. Thirteen pages were the medium of addresses on public
' '
disposed of, carrying tbe Senate occasions.
covered.
through the agricultural schedule and
Snltoa Accept* Ur, AayelL
up
to
schedule
H,
relating
to
spirits,
NEWSY CONDENSATIONS.
Washingtoni Information recervesV
wines, etc. During tbe day the para- s t this state department from Cojpsennt*
W. J. Calhoun, the special commis- graphs on dairy prod acts, farm] pro- tiffbple states that t h e , sultan ^baslf^
sioner who returned recently from ducts, fish, fruit and nuts, meat pro- s u e d n n iraoie announcing the aeeeptCuba has been called to Washington ducts and miscellaneous agricultural anee> nf' Or. J «rtjfel( as>in4nhjWriA»m
for further consultation with the products were acted on. The finance thd United States T h e e c t i o n of the.
committee proposed many changes, in porte is veTy-^velcoxen a t t*e slate .dePresident
CoL L. p. Stone has asked permission the main advancing rates somewhat partment and was communicated at
from Sheriff Plunkett, at' Deadwood, over those heretofore reported. The once to Dr. Angell at his home in Ann
S. D., to adjust the noose and spring committee was sustained on every vote Arbor.
,r
the trap at the execution of Charles although a contest was made on al' i
» i.
,.
j
Mr. Vest's
Brown, the murderer ot Stone's wife. most every paragraph.
Prof. Faneiullf, leader d? the U. &
motion to restore Bait to the free list Marine band, Who refused t o play ee^The sheriff has granted the request.
was rejected—yeas 24, nays 31. The tain- marches on Deeoratibn day, When
South Dakota officials are having a
o n l y b y harnif. vltnrt* t h a t H»» »n».irtt hard fight against grasshoppers, wnlch
ordered (^' do au- by 44esrt fUraneTT
town escaped. Two dwellings and a are devasting all crops in Edmunds and on tea went over at the suggestion of bas^een found guilty^of dlsojbedVepq*
number of out-buildings was were also Brown counties. There are millions Mr. Allison, who expressed hope thai of oxders by coiprtrmartial, anpV, d i s burned. The loss will approximate of them and they travel over a field this duty on tea migfet be dispensed missed from the service.
$10,000, with insurance of about half. like a huge gray blanket A bushel of with. A message was received from
Wnile; aervliaxy i««r%«i>«lng^i.%eM in
The village has only measrer facilities the pestiferous things can be gathered President McKinley together with the
Hawaiian annexation treaty. As soon knojri
for fighting fire so both men and wo- up in 20 minutes.
as
they had been read in executive bule*a
man worked with terrible energy,,and
Phil Armonr says he will g o out of session they were laid aside for the day. 1st into i ^ ^ ^ ^ i ^
M^henafter a hard fight succeeded in stop- the butterine business July 1 as a reSEX
ATE.
—
87
th
day.—Greater
procitement
ensued,
and
t
n
e
e
e
w
t
e
e s were
ping the spread of the flames.
sult of the anti-coloring act signed by gress w s s made on the tariff bill tban- stopped. Some- of the women fainted*
Thomas Turk, one of the pioneer Gov. Tanner. The industry represents oo any day since the debate opened.
residents' and merchants of Detroit and a capital of about $1,000,000 and 1,300 T w o entire schedules, covering 90 Thefuiclde was. a p p a r e n t y ajyiiit 50
Pontiac, died at bis home at the latter men will be thrown o u t The annual pages, were completed, namely, sched- years; of age, with, white hair Jg^W s
v
place, at the age of 77. He assisted in product of butterine - in - Chicage is ule H on spirits, wines a n d /beverages, delicate, refined face.
J-4layfng tbe first plank sidewalk, one about 30,-000,000 pounds*
THt.UAH&J&TBand schedule J on manufactured cotton
1
plank wide, between Grand Circus
>v
goods.—This
brings
the
Senate
to
the
Gen.
Nelson
AMiles,
after
visiting
partt and the city hall in Detroit,
LIV*
STOCK.
-1
flax schedule erithAhe important :wool
Sprlu
which Was laid in 18381 In' 1^44 he the scene of. the Xteaeeo-Turk coniUct, schedule standing next, (The portion
Mew
York—cAtle
Sheen
opened a small -grocery store in Pon- has arrived in London to represent tbei of the bill pnaeed is substan.flally the BestJjeradeS. S4 7 6 A A 1 6 S I M
I OS
tiac. The business steadily grew un- United States army at th* nneen's jet same as that reported, all committee Lower grades
bltee.
He
thinksthe
Turksers^a
fine
Catesce—
til 1875, when then he sold to his sons,
changes being unimportant, wh4* the Bestgrases... . i n s i f t
who still continue it on s large scale. lot of men, and that Edhem Pasha i a n opposition amendments of Mr. Jones, Lower grade* .8«B«wia 4 t t
i t o lies
8 00
great general. Tbe Greeks, too, he,
r
R. A. Wilson, superintendent of the
Detroit—
says, are good soldiers and showed a of Arkansas, and,. Mr, Vest wene sys- Bestaxaaes^..
4
8»
6
OS
electric light plant at Marquette, says
tematically, rejected by majorities Lowv3%r«ee»,
wonderful devotion to their cause.
840
he has discovered a complete model of
varying
from
five
to
ten.
Mr.
Allison
,
BesTelA
Henry G. Bryant has arrived a t
an electric lighting plant made by an
Bestsrad
Yaakutat
s i t a e ease of M t Jit Klias secured the addition, of a new para- Low*?!
eccentric inventor named JbtarfngaUs
graph t o the cotton sohedulc with a
I .'•»•. » •
which has lain in disuse aiaee 1887 and ia Alaska with a party of five who will view to compensating toe cotton
- —"u
s
e
e
k
the
mountain.
Bryant
is
a
Philhas just b e e * unearthed * id 'perfect
•faetarers
for
recentaxHloo
of
I
h
e
neaparty o i e x
fly It 8 Itgttt similar" piorersin Jebrsdor in 188L
n T w a s 1 »jf
In&u^'rri-ita^'tm^fisato the incandescent bulb is said to be also a member of the Peary nsjUsf exobtained without the use +f a filament pedition in 1894. He will plant the able l i s t The HOUSE was in session
a half, most of the tirne^
UM light being caused by waves of Stars and Stripes on the summit of t h e an hour
being
taken
up
with roll calls, Mr.
electrical energy forced through a vac- mountain.
Sulxer,
Democrat,
of New York, sueuum on "high frequency.''
th
ISlUs island the landing plane of kn-1 ^
^ J ^ ^ J ^
*JFZ*'
A wholesale jail-break at the Pontiac
U
OSts.
W a e s t — r~C3orn.
igrants
at
New
Y
o
r
k
i
s
V
m
s
e
s
of
**?»
™***P*«>*
.¾
**Jor
of
Cuba
in
migrants
Wet mix •fo.1 white
jail was averted b y a mere accident
which
he
denounced
Weyler
a
s
a
Ke-tret
Turnkey George Black, in making his black umolderiflg ruins. All the huge " t h i e f and "murderer." The bill for
veeft.n mnk
usual morning rounds, found the, ouikiingA whieh s i n e s M8$ have housed the relief of the cyclone stricken resi:
— • fi
hesvy screen torn s w s y from one of hnudreds of thonsanau of invnigrants dents of Greer county, Oklahoma, was
80
the corridor windows and the first set were demolished in a eonilagraUon,
Ctaslnastl 81
78 M 8 '
whieh
threatened
the
lives
of
800
emiof bare had been severed, the outside
windows lacking only one bar of being grants who were on the island, but
A severe cold w»we«w**t over southcut sufficiently to allow the prisoners there was no loss of life. The loss on western Idaho, and three inohes of
to escape. When thus near to liberty buildings will amount to something snow fell at bode Springs.
8l par .,
their only available saw slipped out of like $800,000, white bund rede of volThe large b a r n o f A . B. Youngs, near fraaM^newMntthera.
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chicaens,
the window and nothing further could umes of valuable records
Qulncy was b^rfned by incendiaries.
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this country. I t is alio used for Invalids
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A Teacher's Ejgfeiieict
He) H i nobosly.
INTCRNATIONAL PRCSS ASSOCIATION.
y
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uoi
Tlfsaeiai'l nliseseia 1
it
| ' l a f y l w a j and somewMcrtarte*****
a i m e d , Pf^^aift | h a a t a j i v a j * , ^ ! *'«
lataatajjaimsVi $ * .dflor^ wja*i
torn*
land aiaaed behind him. He t o e * a a lothaa.atep forward, and^a>js4oaia^aeB]b)ed over aomething Uke a dark bua*
fd^.o^.aH^biMJyte^
"B^eaa my a o u i r h e marmured.!
"what'a UUa4^ - : »>.-< , . . ^ , 1 . i,-.«'i
J U the. aama rnaaant a faint ery.
eatma xiaoa* hls^ar; .8tooning down In
great agitation, he lifted^the .hnadk*.
and diacwrar«4, tokta »e«itaimaUoii
that it eonUined the form of a living
chUd.
i0^¾
a
ala
TTfTTtSr
*t**
the M ew Bfa, Oifjsrieas*;
Miss Sarah Goaes who lives ease* taree
miles northwest of Aarere. Ii ., Is well
•aaaai abeat «s*e miles from hev aesae,
8he drives to and fro» her 100001 e s ^ d a y .
JSMloatotrtafJd robust, aad la t t r o e a s
of health, aa the raddj glow
ember j | a » tvf
(cheeksteLtMrea.*-^^1 ^
"*'
The reporter happen ed leasee* Ula y«
lady's mother i f Aarosa a few> e u n . aj
and learned that aJtaough her daafhter.
now kx eke beat of heedaf i S t w i a W •*
waa suffering nattilfl aglsay,
arising from exposure,
•• ,.
Mra, Cones «aid: "Sarah has been teaching for four years, beginning WfMa 'to a i t
siatseath year. e^aeia*elw«yetT»MSS -ej
»i"l!W
•*-r
the same school and got along well earns
CHAPTER I t
last December, when the weather was aa*
HO A RflaT Paisley usually changeable, and she took a severa,
shawl was wrapt oatd which developed into the«grip." " ^
round the infaa*. waaeonflned to the aowraaoeftwo'
when she got out and wen* to her.,
covering all bat a again.; 8be had a relapse, and, Urn fama
portion of its ttny w i s confined to the house several w
face, As it lay like having te give op her wheoL
"She waa troubled with rl
• a mammy In its nervooanem,
and suffered great agony, her
wrappings, it con- nerves being almost completely ^
tinued to cry loud- Bbe could scarcely e a t and in feat
ly, and the cry not retain solid food on her eteeaaea'i
"We tried five different physicians bat
went at once to the with little avail.
m i n i s t e r ' s tender
"One day our druggist advised a s so try
Dr. Williams' Pink Pflla for Falo People a t
heart.
they seemed to benefit many parse* above
But in a moment the old man guess- Aurora.
"Sarah used one box of the pills with ,
ed the truth—that the hapless creature had been left there by some one satisfactory results, and by the time twj»
boxes were taken she was able to go abeiit
who had knocked and fled. Still hold- the house. Seven boxes were uaedj ibslest
ing t h e child i n his arms, he ran out one In July. She was entirely relieved ejf
in the garden and looked on every ail pains or signs of rheumatism, and nsrv-.
ousneea. and has since felt as well as she)
side.
ever did and has not tniaeed a day of uet>
"Come back!" he said; "whoever you achool this winter."
Miss Sarah, who entered at this time*
are, come back!"
verified
her mother had said, aa did
But no one responded.
The wind also theall
druggists
iggists of Aurora. The
The drag;
moaned dismally In the trees that arms of A. J. Marshall ft Co., J; A. Riddel*
lifted their black branches overhead, ft Co. and John M. Ullrich, said the mediwas a constant seller with teem, aneT
that was all. He ran to the gate and cine
gave universal »attsfaction. "People wKo
looked up and down the road, but buy once come and buy again/' they wmSL
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peons*'
could see nobody. As he stood in percontain,
in a condensed form, all the eleplexity the child cried again loudly, ments necessary
to give new life and rifra~>
and struggled in hlB arms.
nees to the blood and restore sbatterse>
"Bless me!" he murmured; "I must nerves. They are also a speeifletortrosbl e»
peculiar to females, sueh as- suppressions,
take it in, or it will die of cold!"
irregularities and all forms of wee"
He ran back to the door and.knocked They build up the blood, and restpj
loudly again and again,, It was some glow of health to pale and '
tithe before he was heard.
At last, & men they effect a radio*! eure Jat
cases arising from mental worry, overwork
however, he beard footsteps coming or excesses of whatever nature, Pink Pllsv
along the passage, and redoubled hia are sold in boxes (never in locee bulk) at
knocking.
The door opened, and SO cents a box or six boxes for tS.au, aneV
be had of all druggists, or direct by
Solomon Mucklebacklt, half dressed, may
mail fronj Dr. William*/ Medicine Con*apppeared on the threshold; . Without pany, Schenectady, X. Y.
.-••
f
- •
a word the minister ran into the lobby.
The eight-year-old child of IX M.
"Losh me, meen later, is it yoursel'?"
ejaculated Solomon, in amazement "I Hillyard, of Junctkw City, was criminally assaulted, it is claimed, by James
thought you were in bad."
Suttles, a farmer, aged 43.
"Come this way—quick!" shouted
Mr. Lorraine. "Bring a light!"
And still , carrying his burden, he
ran into t h e sitting-room.
Solomon
closed the door, struck a match, and
lighted.a candle, and followed him im- The Trials and Tril>ulatioas o f a Batmediately, Then his amazement deepU e Creek C i t i x e a - H e w Ha
ened. To see Mr. Lorraine standing
Comes to T e l l This Story. _; __
by tha fireside with a crying infant in
peated; "and take a glass—the night
1» cold*"
„ . . ,-. , ,,
*.*i
, Solpmon placed, his bonnet carefully
Baltt*Uk« UW« wMrt'tter «UI aofM
on the edge of the table, and seated
himself, respectfully on pne of ti)e>
cape-bottonied^haim. .Then, leiaurely
and eolomftly, h a poured out a giaas of
Meantime Mr. Lorraine,
scanty, haa d)a- raw spirit.
l
haying,
divested
hienaatt of his cloak >
gaasmateeeV *yK>ktet&a«'tou^e 1ree>'W
JM'rjied :MU(^' JP^i"
I H M ^ B ^ n e 4 ] } ^ C h i c a g o , ay Now Y « *
the Moaa toward and hat, sat down in >he arm-chair by
.,:-.-,.,-.the y,iur^ua ^arnia the fireBlde, . . . .
eld
w
"Here's fortune, air," aald Solomon,
8^4. A *
Mch
We will mall free to anyone our complete
drinking
oft the whisky; then, wiping
Dreg Catalog**, and Gut-Rate Price List
were «catt«red here
It will save you money on everything to
upqu \t. .AJ^ht.atMl huau*, his mouth with his sleeve, he sat bolt*
Dru*>, Patent Medicines, Rubber Goods a*,* tj^^re
Wines, etc. Every family should have one, • ^ ^tt , ^ e . ,YWtry, „.wfcUe),, Solottjw upright and expectant, .waiting to see
Panl V. Fine* Aft*., OJMUU^UPWS. Mich, Mucajebackit, the sexton, waited .on. if Ills superior had anything more t o
:
But, as the minister remained
Try to keep God's law, and you will soon the porch for the minister to eome say.
silent, Solomon rose to go.
l i d euttfcafee maueiit
fOrth.'
. , |;
:, II ] •
"Are v e mlhdfa' the funeral the
VTteice'U. b# anaw .the uifht,^ he
Bs^fo Catarrh Cure
muttered, placing, the key in thai oaken morn?"'the sexton asked, taking up
Is acoaStitutioaal core. Prtoe, 75c,
door.; preliminary to looking op; his bonnet.
Mr Lorraine nodded.
TojeekvGod j» every man's highest duty "there'll he saaw the night, or I'm aair
"Can I bring ye anything before I
and, greatest privilege.
mlsta'en. And the Annan'*s rising—
gang
to bed? 1 maun rise at five t o
It's snawlng noo amang the hills.'*
' ^''TefVinre Constipation forever.
feenlsh
the grave."
All at once the Mgbt in the 'vestry
Take Gasearets Oattdy Cathartic. 10c ortSe was extinguished, and the minister, a
"No; go to bed. I shall sit up and
lf£CG.fallstocure,drut;jci«ts refund money
read
a little."
m*n about fifty years of age, appeared
"Weel, good-night, sir."
The cucumber wai originally a tropical on the threshold, wrapped in a heavy
"Good-night, Solpmon,"
winter -cloak and carrying a thick
Thereupon Solomon left the room,
Mr*. 'rVinilow's BoottOnf S y r u p
staff..
r«r ehik)r*n te«t)ilnff,M>rteM the sums.r*dnew taflam"Lcck up, Solomon, my man," he closing the door softly behind him.
•MUon,aiJ«]ra p»lu, OUTM wUid coUc. U easts.* bottt*
Lighting a candle in the lobby, he
said.
Apricots are indigenous to the plains of
made
his way quietly to a chamber in
Solomon obeyed^ turning the key In
Armenia.
the inner door, and then that of the the upper part of the house, where
U*wn*»m*B Cmm»**r j c o w U k oiyewrtao. outer one of solid oak, while the min- he slept, and which was, indeed, the
Tk« orirtoal and onlj inimlo*. Cure* QBAM) Haocln
•wt f awiei Ookl •etH/eW G..tt. Olarfc'Oo.M. U»TMU Ck ister stood waiting on the path. Then only chamber in the manse, excepting
the two, side by side, and with much the minister's sitting-room and adjoin*
Some people get no higher than a tower- the same kind of mechanical trot, lng bedroom, which contained any furtag rage.
passed across the churchyard, pausing niture.
Piso's Cure for Consumption la the best of now and again to struggle with the
Many years before Solomon had
all cough cures.—George w. Lots, Fabucher,
taken
up his abode there, on the minfierce gusts, and to hold on their beadLa,, AugusttJ, 1803.
ister's
invitation, and it was his only
gear— the, sexton his Sunday "bonnet,"
A moderate
drinker
is
the
devil's
travelT
and the minister his broad-brimmed heme. Besides performing the duties
lag man."
,-.
of sexton and clerk; h e acted generally
plerlcaj hati . ,
MllleS, Buckwheat and other seeds, lowReaching £he Iron^gate, ,wb4ch was as factotum to Mr. Lorraine, attended
cat prices. SaUer Seed Co., La Crosse. Wis.,
rattling and creating .in the wind, they to the garden^ and groomed the pony
descended three qwaa-giown siaps, and on which the minister made his visitaTo choose time fsto save time.
An aged
reached the highway. Here all was tions about the country.
No. need to tear t o e approach of pitch dark, for the shadow of tall yew- woman, Mysie Simpson, came in every
crojepi^yophave Dr. Thomas' Eclecday to clean and cook, but invariably'
Neyer was a trees fall from the other side, 1deepen- retired to her own dwelling at nightS J ^ j g ^ would« t...cure if used a t ing the nccturnal blackness ; but, fall. So the two old men were praccrossing the .road, they opened another
gate, .oroased the garden where the tically alone together, and, despite the
Benedict—"Why won't she marry you f Is yaWftrse* grew, and reached the door difference in their social positions, rethere another main Mme casef Singleton—
garded each other with a peculiar at"Yea* aer father." :
of the manse.
tachment
Standing here In complete shelter,
The minister sat for some time musthey heard the "sough" of the blast
^m, ^ * V ^ ^ <^4 paysieal strsngtii. overhead among_the tossing, boughs, ing, then with a sigh h o took a book,
A n i M t l t * When the. b l o o 4 1« ilka, the wild thunder of a stormy sea. from 4he s h ^ e ^ a n A bejan to read.
a « « p | ^ 7 1 I W wiak, thin and Impuw
The manse was a plain two-story It was a volume of old sermona, writCFron tJU Bnttl* Creek Jfoew.)
thai appetite fail*, -flood's Barsaparilla Ja>i buUdl&ferv a* otd aa the times of the ten by a south-country clergyman, Ms arms waa indeed enough to awaken
a wonderful modlciaf fojr cpefH&ff *A sp- Co*««an* and containing numberless impassioned, wrathful, and in the nar perplexity and wonder.
Among the moulders at the works o f
the
Michigan foundry company can be
petite., Jt porlflea and onriobes the bloody
"My conscience, meenister, what hae
cheerless Chambers, the majority' of row. sense Calvinistie. As he read, the
found
Mr. Amos Maynard; he has IIvet*
toaes tb* stomach, givss strength to tha
wind roared round the house, and ye gotten there?'/
wnteh
W§Ye
unfurnished.
Here
the
is
Battle
Creek for over ten* years, i a
Dsrves and health to the whole system It
"A child! Some one left it in the honored and respected by all who know
moaned in the chimneys, and rattled
Reverend
Sampson
Lorraine
had
is Just the medioino needed now.
dwelt In'solitude' for flve-and-twenty the shutterlese windows; but as the porch, knocked, ^nd ran away. Run, him; such is the man who makes thia
years. H e Had come to the place as wind rose the darkness decreased, and Solomon, search up and down the road, sjtateraent, he says: " I have had kidney
for years, and it has made my
a shy young bachelor, a student, and the vitreous rays of the moon began and see if you can find them. Shame trouble
lite
miserable.
The heavy lifting, necesupon them, whoever they are. Don't
a bookworm; and despite all the sieges playing on the window panes.«
sary
in
my
business,
made me worse;—¥
IstaeTteW^ttfact toe One True Bfcod Purlaer. that bxJL been laid to his heart, as was Mr. Lorraine lit his pipe—the only standstaring,bitrun.**
"
have beeaeompeUed to lie in bed in a helpPerfectly bewildered, Solomon stood less condition for as long as nine days at a
inevitable in a place where marriage- luxury in which he indulged; for
gaping;
then with one horror-stricken time; the greatest pain was from my back,
able men were few and spinsters many, despite his* plump figure, which he ina bachelor he had remained ever since. herited, he was abstemious and a tee^- look at the infant, left the room, and which sometimes felt as thoofh a bayonet
was being run through me in the region
People said that a love disappointment totaler. Then, with another sigh, he ran from the house.
of
my kidneys; many citizens of Battle
Left
alone
with
the
child,
the
minin early life bad made him thereafter rose and walked thoughtfully up and
Creek
knew how bad I was. I could notinvulnerable to all the charms of wom- down the room; paused at one of the ieter seemed puzzled what to do. He move without the greatest caution, for
en) but at first his single condition windows, and looked down the moon- held i t awkwardly, and its cries con- as soon as I attempted to stoop over, aenaV
made him. very popular.
Presently, lighted lawn which sloped to the river- tinued; then, to still It, he rocked it to one side, or even turn in bed, the pain
was simply unbearable. I wore poroushowever, as,bis position as * bachelor side; talking all the time to himself, ' to and fro in his arms.
• constantly ior toe u f f l o *tern—
W
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it
mill—troublesome,
he
plasters
flfi
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hft
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haHt
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gryiw morn oftnflrmtjsl, ftn<Thl| »onentrl
. brought
~ me. When"Ay, ay, a wild night!—and snow placed it down in the arm-chair, and porary relief they
,e r Ues increased, he oaasad to awaken
ever
I
caught
the
slightest
cold it went,
softly
loosened
the
shawl
in
which
it
coming, • Solomon says! Eerie, eerie,
much interest
straight
to
my
kidneys
and
made raeOpening the door with a latch-key, is the sough of the wind in the trees. was wrapt, freeing its little arms.
worse. I was advised to try Doan's KidIts cries ceased for a time, and it ney Pills, and got some. I haae token to
he entered a bare lobby, and striking It minds me ever of her, and when the
lay
with eyes wide o p i X spreading it* all four boxes of them, and I BOW feel asmoon's
ap
it
is
like
the
shining
of
her
a light, led the way into a large room
little
hands in the warm twilight
face
out
of
the
grave.
Wee
Marjorle!
active as ever. A few moathsage I would
o n the ground floor. It was scantily
The minister put on his glasses and have ridiculed the idea of being aireA * v
fufttiaaed with an old carpet, an old- my bonny doo! Thirty long /ears ago
quickly, and being able to work a s l caafashioaed circular table with drawers, she died, and I'm still here! still looked at it with solemn curiosity.
now. All the long-standing pains ace
It was a tiny infant, about two £oae,
and several chairs; b u t . o n the walls fTiere!"
and the former traces of
Tears stood i n the old man's eyes months old; its little pink face was orders found in m y urine haws
were numerous shelves, covered with
Dosflat. The room had two large win- aa he looked out in a dream. Through pinched with cold, and its great blue peared. I have raoommended Dosa'sL
A common
y PiUs to many friends whowefetosu*
d e w s looking on the back lawn which the long years of loneliness and pov- eyes dim with crying.
linen
cap
was
on
its
head,
and
Us
erty—for
his
living
was
indeed
a
poor
»d as I was, sad in every case I Jheeer
aloped down to the river, but was with"
learned
they proved as beneficial as with*
gown
was
of
coarse
linen.
Bat
it
was
one—ho
had
cherished
the
memory
of
out curtains of any kind.
me.
Doan's kkiaey PiHs would twohoam
s
o
small,
so
pretty,
thai
the
minister's
one
who
had
gone
away
from
him
t
o
• fire burned on the hearth, and a
to raeatstoost any price:" ^
>.>-**-*rud* box of peat fuel stood by the God when only la her eighteenth year. tender heart melted over it a t ,009a, 1 Fsr sale by afl deaJers, price
Suddenly, there came a load single He offered it hia forefinger, which it Poster Milburn Co., BusUsTst- T.>
fireeide. One «Me of t h e table was
gripped with its tiny hands, biinkiag agents tor the U . S . Reimisiwr the
spread v i t a a etean d o t h , on wfrteUt knock at the front door.
iDbaa's, and take ^0 other.
The Minister started, listening, and up into his face.
stood a tray with broad, oatcake,
"Poor wee mite!" he murmured, "I
cheese, and butter, and a large atone the same moment a gnat of unusual
Every water save that of springs
wonder
who your mother is? A wickforceshook
the
boeae
t
o
its
foundawatef-yttf, a black-bottle, and some
tains
animal life, bat i t ia c o t
ed woman, I'm thin t i n g , to east you
tion.
glataec. 1 ' "
ily injurious to health o a that
"Bless me, what's thatT" he exclaim- away on such a night a s this!**
"Sit y e down, Solomon/' said the
As if in answer to bis words, the
minister^ piacinc a Hghted candle on ed. "I thought I heard a knock at the
For bronehitia, asthma or hundred*
-TT the table).
child
began to cry again.
ban door, bat maybe my ears ekeeived
troubles of the throat
"I cap see naehody," cried Soiosnoa, Dr. Wood a Norway
It waa only t h e wind, Pm thinkray P
Pine
i
tijrap, a h<
Solomon stood, hat in hand. Every a e .
v*
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re-entering
the
room;
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hae
aaarchit
hold
specific
for
1
afl
of
Sutiday evening t o r many a long year
in t h e same — A n t he ^ l a c e r ~ h t i precioas relies up a a d dooa, a s far toonwaye^as Mysie
A newsboy in FlUabarg ha^ a bank
way, a t the same hour, and received back in the drawer, locktaa; i t carefully Simpson's door, a a d fceyoat t o the
aeooont
eg e^Oflt, accumulated entirely
and placing the Hey in a worn leather waterside, a a d there's nene stirring.
the same invitation.
oa
n*«rst^ac*eel*mdarinir
last toyearev
Seen In the dim Uf^t of the room, $urse which he carried l a his pocket It's asrfu' sxraager .
He looked at the child, aad
At that moment the kaoek was rethe sexton waa a little wiaened, whiteRev. Wax S t o a t Wiartoo, O n t , w a a
scratched
his head; he looked at the
peated.
haired man, with hoary, bushy eyecompletely eared o f scrofula after 17*
"Dear me!" he cried, "there's some minister, and nodded it ominously. A phyaiciaaa had fai e 1 tojrive him relief.
brows, keen gray eyes, and sunken,
tanned cheeks. He waa dressed in de- one knocking- after all. Maybe k% a curiae* conjecenre, too irreverent for Burdock Blood Bitu-.-s did i t
f i l l . WMMllwffcoufcof
Umjmrrt»ln*mLJJt4bgf
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utterance, had passed acrees b i t natKtanV
1
. +*t\* ^klta ahtrt, aajUkJI sick call.
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kind of collar known in Scotland as ~ L i n i n g Ihn ranrtln ftrrrm fhn tartln. Ttfi urally suspicious mind.
_ ol Or. K t o t i l w r t No»^
(«0
a
s
ooirnxtjao.)
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troteed
from
the
room,
croesed
along
"atick-ups." Th* aajyaiater. o n t u
other hand, was, tatt a a d aomewhat jthe lobby, and opened t h e hall door.
"Well, Mam Molly, so there's a
portly, with a rownd. boyish face, g e a - As he did so the wind sprang to like
People talk little ills into great ones. a**V
a
tiger,
and
the
Hgnt
was
Mown
oat,
baby,
is there? Which is R, a boy or seldom talk little goods into great oaea
i l a blue eyes, and solid, •oed-bumored
mouth. His hair'waa wtete a s snow, bat the front garden was flooded with a girl?" "Why, nobody dnsstit know
aioaaUcwt save u n d e r l i e r%rf shadow yet. 'oaase It haant been ahrlataaai,'* atoaeate T,
aad fell almost to ads shaeaders.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1897.
J.ll.l..lBi
WASHINGTON LETTER.
•Washington, D. C , June 18, '97.
The most important event of
the week in Washington was the
sending of the treaty for the annexation of Hawaii to the United
States as a territory to the Senate.
There is jubilation among those
who believe that the true policy
of this government is to get cou' trol of all outlyiug islands in both
the Pacific and Atlantic oceans.
There is some talk about ratification of this treaty being made a
party question in the senate but
it is hardly likely any considerable
number of Senators can be found
who will acknowledge themselves
to be so short-sighted as such an
act would proclaim them to be.
This is not a party question; it is
an American question, as President Grover Cleveland quickly
learned when he thwarted the last
attempt at annexation. The Japanese minister has been asking
some questions about the annexation treaty which indicate an intention on the part of his government to make a protest against
a treaty. I t is not now certain
that the treaty will be ratified by
the Senate at this session of Congress, but a protest from Japan
would make its ratification not
only certain but speedy. Senator
Kyle, who strongly favors annexation, says he has made a poll
of the Senate and that fifty-five
Senators have declared for annexation and twelve are in doubt how
they will vote. Sixty votes will
be needed to ratify the treaty. I n
order tolxe prepared for any contingency, it is undurstood that the
friends of annexation will introduce a joint resolution in both
House and Senate annexing Hawaii. I n case there is a disposition on the part of the opponents
of annexation to filibuster against
a vote on treaty in the Senate this
resolution will be put through
and annexation will be accomplished just the same as though the
treaty were< ratified. Texas was
annexed by a joint resolution
after a treaty had failed of ratifi-
Intcreattng Ittmt.
Wanted-An Idea &M
Chas. Lattie of Coruuna got
drunk last Saturday night and
slugged his wife with the house
dog as a club, the dog's tail answering the purpose of a handle.
He was arrested but claims only a
very hazy recollection of tne fracas.—Bancroft Commercial. That's
a dogon tile.
The Ann Arbor railroad now
sells 500 and 1,000 mile mileage
books, for $10 and $20 respectively good for two years. This is a
decided move in the direction of a
two cent a mile fare as the 1,000
mile books are good for the use of
the family of the person to whom
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PETOSKEY
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CHICAGO
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Wilson- bill, gives the present
Foua TRIPS PER WELK BET*, EX*
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PETOSKEY, "THE SOO," MARQUETTE ,
Mr. Pettigrew referred to the rise
AND DULUTH.
in sugar stock he was interrupted
LOW RATES to Picturesque Msckinscand
Return, including r\e«!s and tfertlis. Prom
by Senator Gear who said that Cleveland, $18; from Toltdo, $15; from
$13 50the sugar debate in the Senate Detroit, DAY
AND NIQHT SERVICE.
three years ago sent up^sugar Between Detroit and Cleveland
Connecting at Cleveland with
stock 40 points and he exclaimed Trains
for «11 points East South
west iihri at X>etroit for all poiuls
in reply: "I think that the two de- Korrhweot.
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Trips
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July,
August
*rwl
Sept. Only
bates on sugar—now and three
EVERY D\Y E I T y E C !
years ago—justify the existence
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T5g^~uporTHi at l>ody Tn~aT steady
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stream and from almost every
Sead your addrass to H. E. Backki
~Beotiop of the country.
HSi Co.4 CiiicaRO, and uetV fr«e tamplf
The sugar tight ended as far as W o f Dr. Kings N«• vr Life Piila, A
tne Senate is concerned when the )AMX will coflTince ; >a of their merits.
sugar schedule was this wee] These pilli are eac> in actioe and are
adopted, but.the final round will particular1 j etedivr in the core of
Constipation and h ' Headache. For
not be fought until the enti
Malaria and liver 11 ^abkethey have
and sent to a co«fer^npe\
Tiien been proved invuiiuble. Tbef are
the House conferees ynll make a ^arnnteed t o t e prt'edJy free ttpm
erery deleterious t. stanoeaad i i he
decided stand-for tjke cutting out pnrel/ vegetable. 1 he/ do not weak
of the Senate Amendments to the en by their action, bat give taa» to
original House su^ar schedule the stomach and howelf n i m% in«ud if the talk of member* is liv* rigorating the ^tem. ffniaUl A
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notice: "In the hands of the bank
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the bank had made too heavy investments in the Electric Light
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Helen Constantinedes, a Greek
maiden, nineteen years of age, has
organised a company and started
for the fronyto fight against the
Turks. Her brother will accompany her, She declares that she
will fight in the front ranks, and
has no fear of death. Thousands
of her enthusiastic countrymen applauded her departure and hail
her as the Greek Joan of Arc.—
New Ideas.
;;.•;.••'...;;-W
mwmm
"if
urn w i n
Last year Ingham county borrowed $&0>QQO ^o run the current
expenses; thia year the county
treasurer haa^,been ordered to bor«
rowW0,QP*.
The Grand Trunk has issued an
order that with June 1, section
foreman must dispense with the
services of all relatives working
under them and must not in future
engage any relative to work on
the section in their charge.—
Lansing Beview.
The Evening News,
-TIE MEAT DA1Y OF IKMiiN,will *"" r
-,,
S u p p l e m e n t Your Home Paper,
<Hyla* you an the
.fitate,
National and
Foreign Newt*
2 OMlt I Nflf.
lOuiitiwNk(willmi).
Jl.25fgr3iHtte(ktMJI).
The dog poisoners have got in
their work iu great shape. We
understand that over 40 of Howh
ell's canines are dead. Whoeyer
has done this nefarious act, if
found out, would doubtless be
punished to the fall extent of the
Ihe
law.—Li v. Herald.
* T <
AQENTB
IN BVERY TOWN IN
M/OH/QAN.
The Evening News, Detroit
finchttijj
§ispatth.
1
Special Barg*""
One or two important b i l l s P0BLI&11ID EVKPYTHUIU1IMY M JiiNI.No BY
important to taxpayers at least—
FRANK X. A N D R E W S
Mletaken Ooodnea*.
have
become
laws,
among
them
We have become eclectics, observing
>
Ediior and
"Proprietor.
being an act providing for the only those portions of the moral code
Subscription Prlfje $1 In Advance
are agreeable to us, and by zealous
publication of the proceedings of that
m annual school meetings, and an devotion to pet commandments we Entered *t iba Pu&tofllce at Piacfcney, MhiSii^D,
as dticoud-cla»s matter.
hope to atone for our failure to keep
0
rales made known on application.
annual financial statement in grad- disagreeable ones. The drunkard Advertising
BuuineM Cards, $4.00 por year.
thinks
by
being
good
hearted,
he
is
exDeath and marriage uotlcee publlatied tree.
m ed school districts. Also for the
cusable for his drunkenness. The man Announcements of entert&inmeut* may be imld
CO
Banquet
tor, if desired, by presenting the office with tickprinting or writing of financial to whom chastity is irksome takes et*
Lamp*
oradmlsaion. In case ticket* are not brought
eujc*.
<
Finished in
statements of township for distri- refuge in the fact that he pays his bills. to tne office, regular rates will be charged.
moixoidraoo sin joj
It
gold
Price $»00.
matter In local notice column will be chant
lacquer.
bution at the annual town meet- And he who votes the prohibition tick- edAll
Sp.'ctal
at Scents per line or fraction thereof, for each
lm* No. S
et is apt to think he. has merited heaven insertion. Where no time i* specified, all ootlces > Price aa
Rochester
ing.—Ann Arbor Argus.
will
be
inaerted
until
ordered
discentinued,
and
(,'bimney
thereby. "Know ye not that whoso- will ba chatted lor accoraingly, t ^ - A l l chaa^ea t ion%i» they
and Wick,
\
ast,
the
ever
shall
keep
the
whole
law
and
yet
\ «
1 Salve.
ol adTertlsemeots MUST reach this office aa earl* > biegestbarwith either
G. A. B. Posts throughout the
TDBBDAT morning to laaure an inaertlon the \ calo ever
»hamlBcr::e
offend in one point is guilty of all?" aa
11 1 he *-orld for
14-inch
tame week.
country
are
passing
resolutions
r offered,
•hade or 16—]R*v. William Kick.
• -. 'ilr^ern, FHlt rheum,
inch fancy
{ oalv
•'iipned bands,chill indorsing Judge Tourgee's sugcrepe tiBSiie
He Was In.
panershade
)
r.
• iil «kin eruptions. gestion that Memorial Day be Gitmore—You were not in yesterday
or fancy
band paint<<ry ..
.implies or no pay
ed banquet
I called. I wanted to borrow 110.
o<; ' 1 1 11 is paaranteed to ffivc changed to always fall upon the when
)
Just
out
192frlob*». with
Glvum—Yes, I was; I was In flfi.— THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY, ) oa?e OOOB of
gold trimferiru* ** "-miction tor money refund fourth Sunday in May. The grow- Roxburv
)
n
o
u
e
y
s
a
v
ming*
Gazette.
.
inland
}
ail for
fd. IVi <•• .'•'> centi per box. For saU ing tendency of young America to
.rice euirte.
VILLAGE OFFICERS.
J.v P. A -Si 'er. .
'
'.Vrite
(Or
it.
$1.97
PEBsrosNT.. ^^.
Claude L. Sigler.
make Memorial day one of sport "For three years we have never TjiCBtKaa,
Geo. Iteason Jr., ft. &. Murphy, t. (i.
X. M. ROTHSCHILD & CO. :
F. J. Wright. E . R. Brown, C. L. Grime*.
and frolic, to devote it to picnics, been without Chamberlain's Colic, CJackson,
'VHOLK«iAL^.
t
LBBK
«.
H. H . Teeple.
State, Vaa Bare* t o JacVsoavsU-, Ciiicago. i
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the TBBA8tTKBB....„.
J
A.
<J
ad
well.
base
ball
games,
etc.,
is
becoming
M
M ^u'.loii ihi^ paper.
f
*VWwWw^w^wWw^^**p*»V»*
bouse"
says
A.
H.
Patter
with
E.
C.
ABSSHHOB
D. W. Jlart«
so common that it is feared the
STBBBT COMXUSIONEB
A. Monk*
beautiful intent of the observance Atkins & Co., Indianopolis, Ind., and M A B S A O L
^
"...p. Monroe.
VWVWA*A*WM%**<%*
|
my wife would as soon think of being HEALTH urrtctn
Dr. H. P. Sigler.
will
be
lost
unless
some
change
is
Michigan ^, People.
without flour as a bottle of this Rem- ATTOKHKY
^, „
W. A. Carr.
made.—Ex.
edy in tbe summer season. We have
CHURCHES.
An exchange says an old Ger- ubed it with all three of our children
HODIST EPISCOPAL CHUECH.
man had a son whose future he and it has never failed to cure—not M E TRev.
Careata and Trade Mart* obtained and all Pat-1.
M. H.McMahon pastor. Service* every
burineea condacted for Moderate Pees.
Sunday
m
o
r
n
i
n
g
at
10:'Jt>,
and
every
Sunday
was anxious to forecast. He plac- simply stop,pain, but care absolutely. evening at 7:00 o'clock. Prayer meeting Thurs- eatBendmodeLdrawingorphoto.
Weadvieeif
patentable free of charge. OnrfeenotduettU
e v e n i n g s . Sunday scbool at cloee of morned upon a table in a room a Bi^le It is all right, and anyone who tries it day
patenti**eeurei. A pBavplilet "Row to Ob-!
n g service. Mrs. £stclla Urabam, Suoerlntend't.
taiaPatents." with cost of aamo in the U»
will
find
it
so.
For
sale
by
FA.
Sigand a bottle of whiskey while he
and foreign, coontrle* aent free. Addreaa,
O
N
U
U
E
G
A
f
l
O
N
A
L
CHURCH.
ler.
contrived to have his son go in,
C. A. SNOW & CO.
C
C. S. Jones, pastor. Service every
Sunday t » o « a n ^ -at—10:80, and^avery Sunday _. O M . PATKNT Office. WaBMinoTOH. O* C ^
while he stood behind a curtain to
evening at r:oc o'clock. Prayer n i e « t i i ^ T h u r s day evenings, handay school at cioae of mornwatch the result. He said to himInn service. I. J. Coek, SupL S. T. Grimes, Sec.
GRUMMOND'S
self, "If my boy "dakes de Bible,
T. MAKVTS 'JATHUL.IC CHURCH.
Xyilep*y earod by Dr. Hilar N
S
Rev. M. J. Coinuierford, Paetor. Service*
he will be a broacher; if he dakes
every third Sunday. Low maw at 7:3U o'clock,
high suae* with sermon at s>:% a. m. Catechiam
de whiskey, he will be a sport."
LINE OF STEALERS
at3:Oo p ui., veeperaanabenediction at 7:90 p.m.
The boy came in, put the Bible iu
SOCIETIES;
one pocket and the whiskey in the
(LOCATED
other. "Mine Got!" exclaimed
he A. O. H. Society of this place, meet* every
TO
third Sunday in tne Kr. Matthew Hall.
T
[ Directly Opposite M. CR'y Depot
the old man "he's going to be a
John ilcGuiceM. County DelegBte.
bolitician!"
pinckiiey Y. P. S. C. E. Meeting* held every
Sunday evening in Cong"! church atft:"JOo'clock.
The summer reason at the lakes
M
I b f e O ^ of tfatWhoksak District.;
{ TbfetMia»t(»fayEfcKtticC*rttoRc-; is beginning to open up, and every
PWORT1I
LEAGUE. Meets ev«ry Sunday
I
E
«
evening
at 6:00 oclock in the M. E, Church. ' A
»tall Center mi all Places of Ammmuat * day people are driviug through
cordial iavitatlun is extended to everyone, espe*
..«...—
*
cially young people. Mis* Jennie Haze, Pre*.
town
either
on
fishing
excursions
A
DELIGHTFUL
\ 200 Ratqas with SUamMeett
unior £pworth League Meet* everv Sunday
THE WHEEL OF WHEELS.
( $a«)»ot* la New Improvements.; or for a few weeks camping. * Sevaiternoon
i o'clock, ai M. E church. All
aiternooa at 3:00
J
cordially icvite4
- • - • - - • - - - j
eral new houses will bo put up on
T
Mre. Eatella CirahaaiSaperintendent. :
? H E PERFECT
both Base and Portage lakes and
I
he C.T. A. and B. Society of this place, meet
£& ' •
T
every third Satnroay evening in the Fr. Mat(Rates* $2.00 to $3.50 per Day.: improvements are being made on
WHEEL.
?&
thew
Hall.
John
Donohue,
PreeldenU
.
DAILY.
LOCAL
TIME.
.
.
.
the old ones. Some years ago it
.
Slnejle Meal* 6 0 e .
Doo'l hoy a, wheel tmtil you
NIGHTS OF MAtJCABEKS.
9m ?. M.
was predicted that the lakes would Lv. Detroit,
Meet every Friday evening on or before fall
THE CARLISLE and get our prices.
of the moon at their hall in the Swarthout bldg.
6:30 A. II
become a famous summer resort Ar. Cleveland,
Visiting brother* are cordially invited.
CBAS. UAMPBB&L, Sir EjDlgat Commander
BICYCLES CARRIED F R E E .
THE CARLISLE MFG. CO.
>HE MA80N ARTIFICIAL and that too without aid of a sea
ivingeton
Lodge,
No.
7¾.
F
A
A.
M.
Regular
STOVE WATER TANK.
A wonderta] serpent. The prediction is being
Communication Tuesday evening, on or before
invention and a great boon to tanner*.
1 2 1 ¾ ^ } 203Mkhig»Bode«4
the full of the moon.
M. K. Sigler. W. M.
Heat or eoM do not efteet them, and they will laat rapidly fulfilled,—Dexter Leader.
U.
S.
GRUMMOND
male** deatroyed by an earthquake while the earth
B 0 4 R O F EASTE&N 8TA& meet* eoch aaoavth
bate. We Invite your inapeeuon. They wiU not What we need Bro. By an is an
GEN'L MGE.,
the Friday evening following the regular F .
O
rot, mat or wear oat. Warranted forfiveyear*.
AA.M. meeting, Mma.C. E I X S M E i c s a j i o a , WM,
For farther paxtlenlan call or write to
electric road from Howell through TEU NO. 162- OFPKJE <t DOCK, FOOT FIRST 8T.
WILL EVEBS,
A D I E S O F T H E MAOUABE1C8. Meat erory
Aeytxolt, iwnerta
" Ajent in ( n jr.vli<xu»tis Hockbridge.Mlch to Dexter and the lakes would
1st aad8rd1 Saturday of e a c h m o M h a t 8:90
o'clock at t h e K. O, T . M. halL Viahting
soon be ahead of anything around.
cordially Invited.
J C U A BIOIJCB, Lady Com
A
A
>ai*a
In a historical article recalling
NIGHTS OF m LOYAL GUABD
meet every second Wednesday
the destruction of our National
evenina: of every month in the K. O.
T. M. Hell at 7*0 oclock. All visiting
capital by the British force* in
Guards welcome.
The most rctr<shtrig and
F. L. AxPKKW*, Cape Gen.
1814, Clifford Howard in th« July
saajar pd
ithestvec,!
pleasant
Soap
for
the
skin.
Ladies' Home Journal will shew
BUSINESS CARDS.
that Dolly Madison, the most pop. F. S*QLER M- 0'
C, L. SIGLER M, D
ular and beloved woman of bar
DRS. SIGLER & SIGLER, ,
day, waa courageous and fearless
Phy«4oia«aaBd Surgeon*- A l l call* promptly
In^thelaoeor grate - danger,
1:. attooood t o d a y ox utaht. Office o n Mala street
jSold b y F . A • B i q l e n
the mad stampede from Washingtern, that proceeded the invasion
by the British troops, Dolly Madison was the last to seek safety in
,
—^
flight, and her final act before
Nearly everyone rWes;
aa*
t* ride wftkease as*
quitting the White House, as the
a petal that'i right.
enemy adTaaeed, was to aiezse the
diy^jfcaaJQiiof xAdepenajUaBoe
ROCHESTER
u
carry ft with fcex to * place of ft lastsfe»teas JoAf as oAcrs.4
•»
PEDALS
A trial wfl i «a«rviikc*
eaerviikc* ya*| « / ita cr««t>
safety. As ti» White Ho«ee wai| merit. WOt
Vm «4«**e<i*e
ptes«e«l»t aMMlaattdioua,
ARERrGHT
>%.
s
5
$1-22
*--\3
'- ' i
,•
J '
't' 'i
PATENTS
DETROIT M CLEVELAND
50?;
CLE7ELAND
eApisLe
Moonlight Trip Across Late Eric
T
'.M
L
L
iV'i
K
"NotuiK dse like it"
\i
•
im
burned by the BeitMh, Mr. Howard declares tfeai b»t for bt#m
• Dolly afe^tifM^ the farioaleaeparohxsMit woaJd hare>eem totrof ed '
CHARLES F.JttlLLER,
Mftr.ol
PRBNCH ItHLLBB TOH-CTl
SOAPS AMa> FBW^JMEltY.;
every Mir is
«uatee»i* Tw atylea,
T mmilifTi Pfiiaii
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5=
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-Manet Mteetioa*-tor a d>aeh, make thrwwra i ^ ^
Uuf her ospriclouanssa of af-l
jummmmm
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hsr hotnaaa ot tajn^gfTT
FIRST WOMAN** LAST Haalthtul cUHbedt* <has gdnrdown and
AHD
DAY'S SUM
I «.«?.*/ at -M i\*:}ii4*
«e
mmm.
ohoir pnOatnc i*t
Lord.
•tAmwaMsW
Faun*;
*,- MICHIGAN
•he
Tree
WMI
Good
the,
D««lan«d to BfaM O M
The dismissal of ft/British, *****
official for groat blaculta to a hungry
child should be considered by the Britlab,,nation before vlt starts ,U* loyal
jubilee.
v .
of the great Je-
ity.
•WWW*
manner or j
H&J?**'
sm
9SS»,
9
vm.
=
.tL.c
* *11 rfihfc" ilJtWTfti jfr1 Ml u _u
.»•%
tjjor wiWnJneas, tq*
» P, #^-,,, i...
Diaobadiance G04ot a eqndor pitching from Chimboraao* ward and transgression manwaad can ;C,A: :ra# W4ey«i« n«u% ,
BI4WDA hi
be.
r*oon in It haa studied, the myriads of animal give no excuse,,, ,(^co^mj^(ahm«nt
wUcbihg
Scientist* who do not want to go aft* exla- cuiaa tMt.maliia UP thft,pho#Dhoref. hes.venThlgh (gno anolpgyfor vice hellAnd Marg
er41teMavo*n try to get to the sumoencein^abUi'a wake, and the mighty
mit ot Bat:St Bttas, Alaska, nobody
MarcellA IB Woeed*
mass of suns, and spheres, and conMy subject also- Impresses me with
ing wisa,
having yet'been-able to get up^there.
stellatlona, and galajUaa that blaaa on, 1 the regal influenca of woman. Whan I
And*
oisihr m fair
There* tsiaiwayat a chance for the earniio the march of God. •, JtfealthfaV ou^ see, flva. with this psjrerfua inftusajde
est man of acience.
of wmgaiand scales rioaity haa stood by the inventor UQ-I over 1 Adam land over the generations
>».«•
. > til' h i » i i
• '
• . , !
afldvelottdB, and in til forces that were hidden for ageav that have followed, it auggaata to me
-Has'" ytrtsasv*-of
"Peace hath her victories." A ape^Nfcbja nrajt leaaona in came to wheeis, aj»d-»iv*rs,'S*d shmita the groat yovar <amv>arojasn«Jnrvs for
is;
w \ t » #^1).()(..
cial.wa^t ojt tbe IMpaxtwant Qf AgriI ifb^^gy and ornlth 'and shuttles—forces that ly the sift or good or forevli. Ijhave no aympathy,
fairast ma+lden^
culture haa,left Washington for the i - t .
:The
•" ever
_
swim the sea, or eicave the mountain, ner.;hav» you, With *he hollow Satter* M I : >/
"''Bhe'^^sldsi*'
Argentine Republic, where he is to bgy he haf notice* that the robins fly until the earth jars, and roara^ ind Jea showered upon woman from the
w*1
heart tn tbrsdi;'
plaife.a, oajapaign against the iocasia. the a l | j M f M , «nd that the fish swim rlhgs^ and crackles, and booms With pisttorm and' thr stags.••? They mean
No doubt this war saems to the agri- the wat&nn twea, and that the lions strange mechanlfcm, and ships mth nothing; they a** accepted ad nothihg. A. we together, mtt'ltf . ^ ^ ¾ ^ '
irFthe boulevard. - ^ , *'•*•*
culturists of our slater republic a far walk Ure fields in %(woa, and in the nostrlla ot hot steam and yokes of fire, Waman'B nobility consists In the ex- ^ftide
All
eyea
that see haa open wtde>
f
more vital matter, than the struggle warm redolence of that Saturday after- draw the contlnenta together. f
k
lerelseof a Cbrtatiaa i^talivanear and With eWdent refard;
>
,/
la Qreeoe. A graaahopper in hand noon be lalia off in|p aUin>ba,r; and as
I any uotbing, agalnsl, heaj.thfu), eu : wheal see- thia* powerful Influence of Her knickers are a perfect fit*
may appear more formidable than two if by allegory:|o teach all. ages that rloalty,
May it have qtbjar t.Lajrdw Bve upon bar husband and upon the Her fiat's'* jaunty thtag; '
Turks In the bush.
the greatest of earthly blessings, ia jars, and other electric batteries, and whole human race, I make up my mind AnAffConaalaua that ahe.aaskea a hit
aha w&m her oyela. aAng| .< i,u>
aound Bleep, this paradisaical somnovoltaic pUss.Attd othtr maanlfy- that fee fraft arm or woman'can strike She
from her bewitching*' ey»s
It will be sad for aome of our am- lence ends with the discovery on the other
a blow which will resound through all Aa smiles
in«-glaass»»
with
whiah
U*
atom
ths
I
admire>her
bitious heiresses if Labouchere'a mia- part of Adam of a corresponding intel- barred easUes of the ngtu/ai world un- eternity down among the dungeona or And theq ahe looksgrace,
exceeding ^fiae,
chievous scheme to do away with tttlea ligence Just landed on a' new planet til it shall surrender its last secret tftf among the thrones'. ~
And bluahea dye bar face. .. . ^ .
For since the law requires1 a sett,
should be adopted. He proposes that Of the mother of all that t&ing X speak Ws thank God for the geological cuOn blfcea of every kJOd.
Ivvii-Of
course,
I
am
not'speaking
of
repevery child that is baptized be en- —Eve, the first, the fairest, and the riosity of Professor Hitchcock* sad the
Thla
beUe,
you'll
spon,
I'ss.
proud
uto
resentative women-^-of Bve,' who ruined
dowed by Its parents and sponsors beat
tell, -.
. .., ... . r
mechanical curiosity of Ltebig, and-the the race by one fruit-picking; of Jael, Upon niy tandem flndt*
with the name of "duke," "marquis,"
curtoalty of Cuvler, and the who drove a spike through the head
"earl," "viscount." "lord/' or even - I make me a garden. I inlay the zoologies!
Inventive curiosity of Edison; but we of Sisera the warrior; of Esther who,
W©rd PaiBl.d the Typew^lten, r
"sir," preceding the other Christian paths with mountain moss, and I bor- must
admit
that
unhealthful
and
irregovercame
royalty;
of
Abigail,
who
der
them
with
pearls
from
Ceylon
and
According,to the.Waghli^gtqn 'filv,
name. With titles In every family,
ular
inguisttiveneaa
haa
rushed
thoustopped
a
host
by
her
own
bettutlfUl
diamonds
from
Golconda.
Here
and
one
mprnjng recentjy the rapreaeutathey should become, toq common even
sands
and
tens
of
thousands
into
ruin.
prowess;
ot
Marr,
who
nursed
the
there
are
fountains
tossing
HI
the
suntive
came,in#/ila
office with a Miffing
for foolish Americana to buy.
world'a
savior;
of
Grandmother
Loig,
light and ponds that ripple under the
cold In his head and the first letter he
Bve just tasted the fruit. She was
Immortalized
In
her
grandson'
Timopaddling
of
the
swans.
I
gather
me-'
dlctate^.was to bia wife a£ bomsrHa
curioua
to
find
out
how
it
tasted,
and
Much has .been said in the papers
thy;
of
Charlotte
Corday,"
who
drove
lilies
from
the
Amazon,
and
orange.
delight, by the way, he indulged In
that curiosity blasted her and blasted
ihe past few years con earning the
the
dagger
through
the
heart
of
the
every day, whatever, may be, said, of
preservation of old letters. ^ i e injj grovea frem th^-tropica, and tamaxinda all nations. So there are clergymen In
assassin
of
her
lover;
or
of
Marie
Ancongressmen
in general—in which he
this
day
inspired
by
unhealthful
lndiscretion ot editors in laying bare from Goyaz. There are woodbine and
toinette,
who
by
one
look
from
the
baltb^t owing to th* faq| that
private masters, haa instigated many* a honeysuckle eUmbisg
, over the wall. Qulaitiveneaa who have tried to look cony of her castle quieted a mob*, her told:.her
he had slept the night before In athrough the keyhole of God's mystemas and woman to burn manuscript •o* atarred epaniele aprawling them
aecureulationa of untold value. It is selves on the grass. I invite amid these ries—mysteries that were barred and own scaffold the throne of, forgiveness draught and the wind had blown
wise to destroy immediately letters trees the larks, and the brown thraabea bolted from all human inspection, and : and womanly courage. ' I speak not of through hla pajamas,he had caught a
which ^contain unpleasant personali- and the robins, and all the brightest they have wrenched their whole moral these extraordinary persons, but , of pretty aevsre, cold.^ The, word "paje*
ties 4^eV not & aave beyond, the time birds of heaven, s#d.tbey stir thAsi^j nature out of joint by trying to pluck those who, unambitious for * political niaa" was a new one for the typewriter
of a|eia%a4 tJft.ose void ot eipe^iai &- with infinite chirps and enrol. And yei" fruit from branches beyond their reach power, as wives and mothers and •in- and he stalled at it
"How do you spell that word, e l r r
tea^at or impertaxes. It ia also dis- the place ia a desert filled with dark" or have come out on Hmba of the tree ters and daughtera, attend to the thousand
sweMofficss
ofhome,
.
j
,
:
be Inquired. - ^
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creet to congider what literature, his- ness and death ss^ompsred with the from which they have tumbled into
"P-a-j-a-m-a-a." spelled the repretory and biography woufd bare lost residence sf the Woman of my. text the ruin without remedy. A thousand trees
Wheu at laat we come 0 calculate
llVths/ friends of QbjvLea Lgmb, Oli- subject of my story. Never sine* have of religioua knowledge from which we the forces that decided the destiny of sentative slowly, and added; "Didn't
ver Cromwell, Madame LVtPvngne and such skies looked down thrquy^wdn may eat and get advantage; but from najtions, it wIlLbAfound^thaUhe mjght- you ever have to writs it before V
ahosi of OAhei iaen ^fMofrtto bad leaves into such waters! Nvrdr'hsax certain trees of mystery how many leat and. grandest influence came from ! "No. air."In that case, I'll bet you a,dollar
iugblged in the j f eseiy 11 Has ilf against river wave had such curve anid jto&b have plucked their ruin! Election, home, where the wife cheered up dethe* preaervatioa -of JiterUfB letters.
and bank as adorned the Piaon-, fhe freer agency, trinity, resurrection—in spondency and fatigue and sorrow by you don't know.what it means*? ifc
Havilah. the Glhon, and the HiddeAel. the discussion of these subjects hun- her ow^symj»y^^and_ the . mother ..l^lJfon^^^ir^yha^.hdsita^sA, ghwt
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i^.
ArmAm *rxA thftllMnHa o f n#QBl«t rttin t h e trained her child for heaven, starting I guess I know whst.it men**/*
Ssjnator Penrose'tf BaaJtaytvanla has even the pebbles being bdellium *nd
1
"Well, what Is Ul"
raised a uww issae^ 8¼ Wa^anlngtoii. He onyx atone! What fruUa, wllsw **^ soul'. There are men who actually the little feet on the path to the Ce"It's French for whiskers,'' and the
What
flow«
have'been kept out of the kingdom of lestial City; and the sister* by their
hai^fuaad to tip the waitera employed curcullo to sting the rind!
ln-ithe hotej where be boards, and ev- era, with no slug to gnaw ihe foot* heaven because they could not under- gentleness refined the mannera. of the represenutive,. in tha kindness, e* his
brother; and the daughtera were dili- ^eart, smiled, sweetly and told she
erfbody at rthe national capital ia What atmosphere, with no frawt te-ohUJ. stand who stelchiaedec was not!
agtnaat at this new declaration of inde- and with no "heat to conaumet '.Bright' Oh, *hOw maoy have bejeh:i$eatroye4 gent in their kindness to the aged, young man he had guessed it tha very
pendence.a The waiters were not colon tangled in the grass. • ^errttnie by MM unhealthful lnquiaitiVAneas! It throwing wreaths of blpasinga on the flrat time.
quick to draw the lines. They in the air. Muaic in the skJ^.Grefct is seen in all directions. There are road that leads father andv-ntother
watted weesa after the senator's scene of gladness and love and Joy, , ' those who stand wjth the eye-stare and down the steep of years. God blesa
n
9ft6 CAUh«t be surprised at the slew
appearanoa : before they adopted
Right there under a bower W leaf mouth-gape of curiosity. They are the our homea! And may tha. hooja xui Mprogress
01 education in certain parts
ex^renaa measures. Than, after there and vino and shrub oedarnag tfie first i tret to hear a falsehood, hjrfid it an- earth be thei vestlstile of onr home la 0
u
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,
_^_
-»*i
'
Arkansas,
where a visitor so rh»*
we* , ho longer roym to doubt marriage. Adam took the hand ot this' other story ..high and two wings to i t
in^ whiah,
place,'maylUachesiu
we si* j ^*^••^•R**?.
. , . . . wmg^mt:m T,
* aT»«wr
utw
thai the Penneyivaniaa would not immaculate daughter of God and pro- About other people's apparel, about heaven,
mMt-fAtsir
mM^AmTZm
*eard
rural soschool
meet—father,
another,
son.
•wut^afVJt^^^
^
^
^
.
to hig
"Us," tbeyraaoivad to piuilah him, Ac- nounced the ceremony when he said: other people's business, about other brother, slater, grandfather and *rane>
"Come, come, youug una. can't JOB.
cozdlngly at dinner one day last, week "Bone of my bone, anid iiesn of-Wry people's financial condition, about oth- mother and graedchtld,> and the entire
set
up a ll^Uemore ereeterr
four waiters in succession refused to flesh." A forbidda* tree atopd in the er people's attain, they are over- group of pueeiows ones, of whom we
serve the eesator. A fifth was finally" midst of that axoulalte park. Bve anxious. BJvery nice piece of gossip must any in the words of trsnaporclns; And when .a tardy pupil eame in and
left the door alightly ajar the teacher
ordered to serve him, and obeyed, but sauntering out one dsy siona looks up stops at their jsoor, and they fatten and Charles Wesley: '•
aaidr
aharply;
resigned immediately afterward, and at the tree and aees the beautiful fruit, luxuriate in the endless round of the
_
^ftf*. 4 °^. •*?• thAt there
the> white aproned brotherhood, jnas> and wondera if it ia sweet, and won- gtest world of, OtUe-tattle. They inOne family we dwelt In him,.
*¥" " * # « » » * M ha said apoloIng-eoaamon cause with him, resigned ders if it ia sour, and standing there, vite and sumptuously entertain at their
One church above, beneath;
getically to the visitor:
that night
says: "I think I will just jut any hand house Colonel Twaddle and Esquire Though now diriated by the
"I try to learn 'em mannera, but It's
The narrow stream of death;
upon the fruit; it arm do no damage to Chitchat and Governor Smalltalk.
darned uphill wark»iv Harper's: BaTbe power which public opinion the tree; I will not take the fruit to Whoever hath an innuendo, whoever One army of the living God,
To hie command"we bow;
eat bat I WlM lu»* tskn it down to
sgrsph In a recent speech by Lord exewiajgv.it" 8h« !txaaain«d the fruit ble secret let him come and sacrifice Part of the host have crossed the flood,
KpHeiM* ears DrevM
BaUsWry. Oertamly two classes of She saJ4: MI dp^not tbiak t i i r U a n it to this Goddess of Splutter. ThouAnd part arc^roaaing now.
Henry Small. Afftrutea dVBr^xhton
deluded persona are those who care be amy harm rn am/ just brcakfef *The sands of Adams and Eves do qwtfrlng
township. Pa., dreamudV tsianty years
nothing for what people think and rind of it" She put the fruit to Tier but eat fruit that does not belong, to
ago that a deposit of tend V « was loThe B t f ng«m• Dlwier.
these who are entirely swayed by what teeth, aha tasted, she allowed Adam them. Men quite well known aa mathPerhap* the moat remarkable difther cated.x>a th^TfArm^ of />avid Irona^oo
pedple think. A man who refuses to also to taste the fruit, the door of the ematicians failing in this computation on record was that given by an ailU-< BraS**» ftun. Four 9*mMt4&±**ifr
wear a. dress coat on occasions where world opened, and* the monster Sin en-; of moral algebra: good sense plus good query named Goebel, in the city 'of creap^jnjpspectad andJk?und a deposit
areas coataare In order provokea need- tered. Let the heavens gather Mack' breeding, minus curiosity, equate mind- Brussels. At the dinner were apples ofles Phr
^ sixteen yeara he has been
leas ^gejsaT ani^ wastes Ii> s. puny ness. and the winds sigh on the bosom, ing your own affairs!
that ripened more than 1,800 years ago, aegoOagng for jthe lease and has Just
war eawrgy that migkC be better em• •
•
sncoeelwaVwa
of the mlJa. and, uasiarsu and desert
bread made from wheat grown before[ aucoeeasn.
m closing i tt He iniands
ihfanda toto*
Observe
also
in
this
subject
how
rethe children of Isrnef passed through^ elevelaavjehe isad/ man ^riillaaseJewlB
to^ew&SaX^to*^
« * . «*d »ky ioin 1. one long, deep,
r
pelling
sin
la
when
appended
to
great
the Red Sea, and spread With butter •*
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^
to
iswwre
camventitmat
sv^king
Srtlre.1
¢
#
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how^-rhe
world
ia
shosid aha sat himaetf on ttsst seooont
attractiveness. Since KsWs death there that was made when Snisaheth
M
!rojn a gairherlag wlaera he^ould be loati
has been no such perfection of woman- Queen of England. The repast was
Beasts that before were harmless hood. Y<>« could not suggest *n at- washed doers wish wine that was *MJ
welooxae fn afternoon dreaa. easw in
the opnoaits eU^etton. PwtUc opladoat and finll sf play put forth daw. *&d tractiveness to the body er auggest Any when Columbus was playing with the'
la so powerfnl an eleaaent in life taut sting, and tooth, and tusk,
refineaaent to the paaasjar. Ton couad boys of Genoa. The apples were from
it behoovea the lndfrldttala of society itbatr heak for prey. Clouds troop in add as gznccfnlness twthe «ast ne lus- an earthen Jar taken from the ruins,
to^ee to it that they eontribnta only the sky. Sharp thorns shoot up thsoogir tre Co the eye, no aweetneaa to the of Pewapett. The- wheat was : taken
sans and £a*amd;dssaft!tetevs to the #*n- the soft grass. Blastings on.the leaves. voice. A perfect God wiser her a per- from a Aaanberte-omeef the Mrrsjadds,
AH t i e eterda aSfjthat .great hsj^iany tect woman, to be the wWapanVm of A the butter from a atone ehetf in an
eraf i^eaultant
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areaaupped. fjpan. the brightest hoase man in a perfect home, and her entire 01« weal hi SeoUsawI, w*er# for eeverthia
wwasd eret'sacw our
. T3he newspaper that hesitates to p«bnabsre vibrated in accord wttfc the * aanearim n had lain 1* an earthen
liesi an acsonnt of the oocurrenoe or 'turned their back and sad aorth.eh a
of Paoadlse. But
n toy wetsr, and the wine was
diwovery of a secret msrrtsge is a path of aorroer the broken-hearted any
,
rebelled a s j d n s t H ^ « ajOTern^pent j recovered from an old vsuH tt the city
rsriry. yet avlde from a^tnal^rlaae few riads of a
c* Corinth. There were stt gtnata at
events are the cause of so saseh re- • Do yow not awe. In the first place, and with the aatne hand with which
she plucked the fruit ahe launched up- the table, add each hniwnwutfttftd of
-iter#»
*iMfrj»f.a poorly
the
by romantic ideas or by any quiaWvcoessf She wanted
motive, urges a young woman to how .the fruit tasted,
to a clandestine marriage usnsJIy but six taoussjad years .have deplored
by that very act weakness sad ^hat nnhealtwtui curtoaitr. te^glthtnl
you this* of *a«ae*
e< character; while statistics Wrioaaiy has etaaw a grant deal fiat letttvAt
1
asstnrallf irnlgaa
^^/"weet a & a* finely flavored
that the majority of such mar- tera, for art fur science, and for reilu
to me.that he never
We
exseet
1
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*t had been preserved hut a few
eeasat ia divorce. The papera gtea. It has gone down lute the
who live in the ditch stall
have rccsanly given with a fullness of depths ot the earth with the jwatlogtat
w
have
the
manners
of the dHcft; but
detail whiah hat brought shame to a and swam the tat chapter tafiOeaeais
ahockittg when we find sin apin the book of nature Uluslarge dicta of iamooent relatives, the
th In aweet simpUoHy
PJL
Xhe thougtals that Mod and the
months before, of two colhaja students, stood with the antiquarian while he
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for my littse- ohsVof
Soots
that gaaw'osnwiwMen
mm bamtetiun in
m hasnaarnnderh
blew
thetrnanpet
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roawrrection
over
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pUavsuenta
of
Mary
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ataaMUag,
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the
and wowniei pride was the direct til trom their
of Oathariae g . of Susaii/only spirit
cause of dee** pa a devoted parent shaft and terrace
forth in more powertuT coartrast' One
How impceafhle, on such a ssemdexlon Healthful curiosity has enlarged tfew
her unappeasahle asnliltiort Tnetraastolesbopk. riaton o&tsM
of memory, Sj hawsi Saaj
lagkiaM from the4aseek and the Latin
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"W"1 WflTstUMd'oflf Ww Bsn-murtetf? wnit fill the others'get
cause
of
ft
all
ts
the
now/ widely k n o W
Before u s i a r *Jwm sV>«»inkham's .VefsJuibsU
—. emia. l a a month's beret D o n P e d r o ; . d o y p u ^ e e th»t tree
White
Topsa
The
White
Topaa,
or
Compound;
my health w a s graduaUy being usdssw
out
there?
Watch
it,
for
there
you'U
. . t i n t v * j o t things
carbonated
diamonds,
have
pome
to
b*
tt^ined
I
suffered u n t o U agony from painful!,
to
running all
recognised
as
the
nearest
thing
on
nMnatruenion,
backaehe, pain o n t o p o f s s >
« y ^Hsontf paled.
'
right, anil were
earth
to
genuine
diamottds,
so
near
Inhand a n d ovarian t m u h l e . a oonohidotf^u
' "Look here, young fellow!" he said,
oon
deed is it that the prupeietors o#-%be
try Mrs. Pinknam's Gompomsd; and fonnoV
stiU
keeping
his
arms
elevated,
"you
sslt
DIAMOND
PALACE
do
not
hesitate
to
shift it woe a l l any w o m a n n e e d s w h o suffers
west
st w u o o t % present a dteidely warlike appearance place real diamonds in their windows
»a.
painful monthly gjsjdods. a t entirely
•w1tt*8d weott^Vsa^t U teirejwnWd, In that rig, and your actions are de- i amidst thsU'display'• of< Whit* Tope*
son*
Mas. Gbsouum W A J U ,
wbtB toinethtog hanpened thAfe-tsyew oideilly uuptoaiant. DonWyou t h i e * and allow the public to pick them out
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Bank »t.» Cincinnati, a
yon had setter let- the joke drop r<'
.thVpsap l i ^ g r e i t e x c i t e s ^ - -'
at
the
selling
price
of
tbe
Topas.
I was almost letting the rifle drop,
( t o e ^ h t , Idr^RofsrsV^W^ W*lm
The lataer atones have-all the lovely
for
it .was very, heavy, but i answered
was next t* OUTS', had a fla< horse jtoFor ywntwl hjwisuffered vdtkpainftflnwfct
brilUanoy
ot the diamee^ii, sparkling
struatiom every month. At ^ e beginning of
lUrifrom hfat. Confusion reignsdT A that QeJden Oulch miners did not con- •tendUy and with wonderful nre. The
menstruation it was impossible for me to
thief Izwtamp!. Who could it be? sider ihorte-steaMng «a Jokepan* gently th^nsands-of these stones in the wipstand
up
,
•
Joruwma than five minutes,W felt so misBhrerybody was aoovs traspieion, of reminded him that the rifle was loaded. dowf iqrmyonpoi
the,mott gorgepus
My
avms
were
hegtnntng
to
sohe.
day a UtUo book of Mrs. Pinkham'e was
eourse. Horss.->teaUng in the west is
displays and has proven an attraction. srable. One
honser mid I sat right down nod rend iV
punished by death. h>4 no tr*<ie of the Suppose the boys should . not corns whichM one of the features of Chi- thrown into my
back Wat night, what should I d o t
X
then
got
some
of
I»ydU K. Pinknam's Vegetable Comthief could be found.. <
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Just
then,
,1.
heard
t
h
e
d
a
t
t
s
r
i
O
l
h
a
w
e
s
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.
pound
arid'Etver
Pilla.
1 can heartUy any that to-day I
And so, a week passed.' Tfcsn, one
In order to find out the advertising
hoofs
o
i
u
h
e
hMd
TOSkyuroaiU
Nea*er
feel
like
a
n
e
w
woman; my monthly anffcring is a t h u g
morning t h e w . ^ v e d in t ca»p,e man
medium best' suited fb *their business,
shaU always praise the Vegetable Compound
dressed in a' rich Mexican »uit, with and nearer came the sounds, aa^^hnn. (this enterprlsrog coueerb offers to send of the past. X
done tor me.
his sombrerb trailed over his «yes and the whole party swept down the moun- a gen nine White Topaz to all those for what it has
tain
and
drew
rein
in
front
of
the
Mas.
IsAauAaaT
AirpiBson, M* Lisbon St., Lewistcm, Me.
who^will cut enrt and send them their
* Ifudy #1¾ handkerchief iled. aroun*
advertisement, whieh •*• appewrs••> else*
his neck almost copcesJing * U face.
"Father! Jack! Dick!" I shouted, where hi this paper, together with 26e
Lydia B. Pinknhm's Vegetable Conipound has cured me of painful menWe ootfM only see that be bad imai)
"I've
caught
h
i
m
l
^
H
e
'
s
l
n
her*,
at,
the.
struation
and backache. The pain in my hack waa dreadful* and too agony
in
stamps.
eyes and a bUck masUche. H* was
mercy
of
my
rifle!"
.
<
I
suffered'
daring menstruation nearly drove me wild.
(
flBM DIAMOND PALACE, like all
of slight build ah* not talk
Now this 1« all over, thanks to Mrs. Pmkham's medicine and! advice.—Mas.
"Who?" came the answer from with- snosassfnl < institutions, has many imiHe-'tput np" at Jerry Orlfflim "hoCAnnxa
V. WrxLiAics, South Mills, N. C
out.
tators,
who
endeavor
to
sell
cheap
tel," which was, njgo poptoffice, runThe
great
volume of testimony proves conclusively that Lydia X. Pinknam's
"Why, Don Pedro . Oomalss* the rhinestones and other pastes oieiming
shop and general house-furnishing
Vegetable
Compound
is a safe, euro and almost infallible remedy in cases of
store at th# Oulch, and gars his name horse-thief!" I said, as my father and they are topaz. We caution the pubas Don Pedro Gpmate*. The miners Jack Allen entered the cabin; "and lic to be careful, as THE DIAMOND irregularity, suppressed, excessive or painful monthly periods.
PALACE, American Express building,
looked wlti suspicion on this man there he Uj"
Chicago,
are the sole Importers of these
1 lowered my rifle and looked at m y
from the first, and whent two highU
Uter^lwck Allen was robbed of a peg audience with a beaming face. Father Btones.
N^l',j
of "«stt'/' and Don Pedro "turned up and Jack looked at each other, then at
The first newspaper in the modern
missthg,"' they were tfuick to deiiounce me fa my warlike costume, then at my sense was issued monthly a t Venice in
prisoner and' thenr-they burst out 1536; the first English newspaper w a s
him as the thief.
. ,
laughing!
Allen and Williams at ones' organpublished in 1622; the-first American
ised a posse of men to search the
"Well, 1*11 be pinched!" cried1 Jack, in 1704.
mountains for the Mexican. Father between laughs .and roars. "Look at
Only from the solid ground of some
clear
creed have men done good, strong
was one of the party. In vain I asked the togs the kid's geft on!"
work
in tbe world. Only out of cerhim to let me go. No, it was out of the
"Kidi" I yelled indignantly. "Is this
We hare assssaetrstii, can—to samfc sas every ens
tainty
comes power.—Phillips Brooks
vlacse that a***!** Watts Tie** n e s i t sedsteafci frsss n*
question—'I was too young, and as they my reward for the terrible ordeal I
etssisedi. WalteTseas Is tke steas m l a v t n s l se ssoch
Brass pins were first made by the
might be gone aH day I must stay at have just gone through?"
•Seat. fk^jssOts^lsmlsessStnspeesWsfars. PUoatasssstS*
ttU
by siss wttk jeeeies
home and watch the eta Im. Mother
I ran from the cabin in a towering Saracens in Spain in A. D. 800 and were
isrsaes.
We
Save
ss«
introduced in England by Catherqawkty 15 well
had gone to Westend, the nearest town, rage to the rest of the party outside, first
to tas esMsfs, bat la •
ine of Arragon, wife of Henry VI1L
with a neighbor's wife, the day before, and saw a man bound on a horse and
A man at Stamford, N, Y., hae the
m> I would be alone in the dffito;'-"'
guarded by Dick and Hfr Jfto$ers.
/''w)>
watch Major Andre offered as a ransom
Jack Allen found what he said was
"Get•' on to <nv hid" m war' clcithes!" to bis captors. He h a s documents to
y
We wilt tend yoti s besatiluL brilUset.
a traM up the mountain, so the proces- cried'-Btek'. l
prove that it is genuine.
fKtr
Ssnuisc Whit* Topes, wsick caa b« —uaSaS
sion started after the thief. J was in a
"Dlci!'^ I gawped', pbiniiflg to" the
in a riag. K*ri or mtckp* pta, ftBd. c u t bat.
tons, locket or pair e a m n n , late say arnUs
SUM M R S C A B S OS 1 B L A N K E T S .
•ery bad humor when I thought what man on the horse. at» that Don Pedro
2KT.
ia thia border oa reo»i*< «C——i
trm
Blankeie whieh h*T« been used all wina bose it would be to stay cm the claim Gomalezr'
' '
TheM Moses are ejtactlf the same as (MSB
ter, BO matter how white, ase never clean,
we hare advertised at oae dottar
all alone all day. I longed to have a
T h a t * * what he ealls himself," said and should b* weaned before putting away.
enhntie t* mrrj the new rifle that fath- Dick, "although his real name is plain Many housekeepers satisfy themselves by
j&vWK
This offer for n f e w d a y s osa>
er had give*«ev with afl « boy's eager- Jim Haddon, horse-thief and general . shaking and siring their blankets rather,
X»« «•« »bi» sd»ertiaw*eat sad send it So as
than risk spoiling them in washing. But
•Ifcer with WV i* coin e r stamps -mad v e ~
ness to "shoot aomethlng."
robber. We caught him half way across *M»4» a mistake, for if the w o r k b r prop1 send TOO a wkiseTesas by rotas* saail;
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Tn* -**ay passed slowly and I was the mountain on sir." Rogws* horse. erty done no shrinking will take place, and
_ tone that yon caa be Jnady proud ti and eae last puaki»ely cannot
be detected from • real diamoed. Ia ordering, be sare sad state
giS4t #hen darkness came and the We found Jack's gold-dust on him. the ueeey soft appserancemaj be retain**,
, erfusber satail, r-siMssn or larce stone is desired.
, .
as
well
the«oLMr,
foryaars.
The
necessary
moo* rose from' behind a dU|anj and he confessed both crimes."
MO otoca F i u t s usxess accnaeaaicD SY THIS »irwiTts*u§*T.
thing in washing blankets is to have plenty
dump' of bowlders. 1 went to the
"Dick," I cried, "if that Is Don Pedro of soft water and good pare Soap. Inferior
GENUINE WHITE TO Pi
window and looked out. How still who is the man I've been holding at seep is really the cause of the damage
bears no relation *» ether e»caUed hnitat
done wocleajroods in washing. It hardens
oW hardest of
under what aaave they are adweitited
They
everything was! How bright the moon- the end of my rifle all evening?"
the fibre and yellows the fabric. When
precious asones, iaipoetihle to detect Ireea real
light gleamed on the rocks! 1 began
to retaia their brillinary.
"First I heard of i t / ' said Dick, and ready to begin the work shake the blanL with Wktse Tops*.
to wonder whether the men had cap- I dragged him into t h e cabin.
kess free of dust, nil ntub half full of hot
water. • DiateUe * third of a oaks of Ivory,
tured Den Pedro, and how long they
JJy this time m y Boat Pedro had ex- Soap in it. Put one blanket in at a time.
rnAMMDe twrttUTsl hi
wosld be gone.
plained that h » name was Donald Dip up end down and wash geettljr with
Suddenly a happy thought struck 9mttli and that he w a s sent to the the bands. Never rub soap on blankets,
aeraMgr
wash them on the washboard. After
me—Til play cowboy all to myselfr Oulch by a large San Francisco mining or
the blankets are clean, rinse in warm water
I muttered, and running up the ladder oompany to inspect and, perhaps, to until free of suds. Add a little blueing to
to the loft I opened my trunk and took buy some claims. He had arrived that the last water. Shake and souses*: then
front it the buckskin suit that 1 wore eveglngj-and nnding t h e niace deserteri hang on the line until dry. Take dpwn,
fold, lay under a weight for a day or two,
to-thvemasquerade last winter, and put had ventured Into the i r s t cabin he endpaon
forRo
securely in a box and cover.
ft OBL In my belt I stocK two*usty re- found eoen. t o h e pounced upon by sae.
Jntonketstbos weened will retain their
far Ysm?
volver* that I found on thefloor,and You may imagine my feelings! Sup- original freshness as well as wear three
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then descended to?&e robm below. | pose Mr. Smith should repeat softs of times as long as if put away soiled year
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my big western talk—the hoys would
never quit guying ma.
But he did not give me away, for
which I thank him with all my heart.
He only gave m e a wink and asked
me if, being a, hsuhurooiieiasu. I lisiT
ever heard of Davy Crockett's advice?
He said it was "Be sure you're right—
then g o ahead!" and 1 thin* It's gxtodadyice, don't you?
Several miners sold out their clnimc
to the oompany that Mr. Smith represented, and father finally did the same
for which I was giad. for I have never
feit comfortable after t h e night I captured Don Pedro.
Xuza B. Pi
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Don't Miss It
It Is no advantage for the farmer to keep
poor horses because they are dneap.
:
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la can* e r
1ST
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T i y €trel»»0.
Ask your grocer today to show you
a package of GEAIN-O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee.
The children may drink it witbout
8n4n.Tr q« «^11 «L* the adult. All who
try it like i t GRAIN-O has that rich
seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it is
made from pure grains, and the most
delicate stomach receives it without
distress. X the price of coffee.
IS cents and 25 cents per package.
Sold by all grocers. Tastes like coffee.
Looks like coffee.
,-^»!rt
PATENTS, TBiu%siA«lS
aadadrieeaesa
ter«Invanten>
rQive plenty of food and a goes chance to
exercise
to all domestic amentia.
Stowly he disrated, placed his
sfeesnets on a convenient chair, 4M up
Snake late Taur
his whiskers and prepared to retire for
Attend
Poot^Ease,' a powder lor' the
the s i g h t
The final duties accom- feet. v I t cures peinful, swollen, smartplished, he bent feartuly down and ing feo4*B4inatantlj taken tfan stiog
pecked under the bed, Thesu wish s out of corns nmt bunions. It ia the
sigh-of n e l K he nroae 4rom his un- gr«i0ast comfort 4iecov««y of the affe.
Alleys Foot-Ease m ^ e s tightrfitting
coaafortabte posture.
or
new shoes f«el easy. It is a certain
"Thnnsv heaven, these i s no wosnan
cure
sweating, callous and hot,
the^!''J^ murmuped^ASfeegat «a-the tired, for
nebing feet. Try it today. *e*d
edge of it^he bed «nd 4at*Uly ecnatched by<sdld>nggis«n and shoe stores, sty
the back of his neok.
maU for 86c in stamps. Trial pnuVusm
"Supposing them had b e e n r he PB££- Address Allen & Oimsteo, Lp
continued, sudrtwOy. "Would I have *oy/-S..Y. .
sci!es«ie#t , W^nM,|T .
ISsarly everybody smokes in Japan
For a moment M paueed.
"Not^ou your nntucai. I wouldnX" o Hogs grown under cleanly conditions mate
he then, enciedsaed. "I mould have clean and wholesome pork.
ULihw^bif-i
hm-Ar
Theodftor
fonierJ JBut asm w*U never ossne!
DRUNKARDS
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wiiiHl&ifaai*,
grabbed my rifle and
begsnrin^samde up and down the room.
Wneij t had kept thlsiup for a MtUe
srhUsv t: happened Ko iohk at the door
nnd
thuce I eesssMa^esWeon
a inafx who
w«em*+mrm
his sras
I «av*-a eiprtJiin whsoh Jay ssw t
equally oombmed, for the
of slight build and had black eyes
Pedro, although he *ruce
the^
And throwing htm s i l t with a
w m be delivered
on the bed. the new hncjbelor fell into if wnthea for prompUy.
lorteft:
a itfuL
oo.;sse 6th su,
! World.
Oou*t mtvMf'4* yuur lifer
RUaardhnestowla a.
~E*r seid my Don Pedro. "Why I
«artde«iwjnfcoJis*e
among
the wumTu huniecs fur hue, Bash nam poor alike
r
* ^ ^ * » T . » l w p » i w * i h n i s s y . quantity of gpumu MUufl ay one fTtti
tores that oause wish that
«*d sty nattor ebeyed UM. .
He
is
now
M
yeenu
aid
jmd
during
the
nlajrne,
Itehhag Ptteas rioh s
-KoSri:w«lk **r T *m. s t » hueping
alOce find instnat *eiief nod \
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2g^^.T^9BP!»JsV^,r:4|li*l -«%*. Jl**iiius»mm .ftftuW MM* head of gems meh pass, On^ene oure in Doan's Ointment
it.
M
WKh ples«iiWr sniu^my0 k «a|tr4; 0 panel on he shot * mKy emeananm | g
-but, « y dear yosmg ssnu. ass Pojl «0t three minutes and kHled aU hut one of
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He
has
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of elephants amt
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lqrtut
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feUo*«d.
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Hair t o its original color a n d
vitality.;
prevents
baldness;
cures itching and daaomsff.
A fioe haif dressing.
ft. P. 8akia Oa. Pf UM.. M1
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g j e a kase walstdfoealaw_-ISjft fe vtoiranlr part of the
far Weavaahi ts »o«r opoeo
uai1>y. for full n
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SPECU& MEETING fOR
A<Mrtlonil Local.
- —Jam* Harris, who' is tracking
INITIATIONS.
horses at Jaokson, was horns over
yerth JUwtorg $» ft. will Hold ea*
Glenn Biohaads is suffering with the Sunday.
- On Monday evening, June 28, the wbooping'oongh.
#ext Bonis/.
Hist Kate Farnan, who has been Toe following program h u bjtcv
Loyal Guards of this plant will bold a
special meeting for initiations, drill, Mrs. D. Grimes ii the gnest ef rela- attending school at Ypeilanti, return- preparedf or the Sunday School conPUMNFIlLOr
ed home the put week.
and extra work. Every member is tives at Adrian.
vention at the North Hamburg chursh
S. G. Topping has men from
G.
W.
Teeple
was
in
Howell
on
busrequested to be present J, M. TorA.
Swarthout
attended
the
Banoroft
Jane 27th, 1897, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Jackson and Stockbridge fixing frey, Deputy Supreme Com will be iness Saturday.
XJ.Oook.
M
commencement exercises the past week SongfttrrtM
Btr. y. W. Plena,
his elate roofing.
DtYottMl
IxaroUM
Mrs. F. I. Grimes is the gnest of ana reports a very fins time.
with us and assist in,the wdrk.
Xa4o.
Children's Day waa observed
Mr. Torrey is here this week, and relatives at Napoleon.
Miss Anna Spears attended Com- •ddf«N«fW«laome
Qto.bBuU.
here last Sunday morning in the with the assistance of the Sir Knights, Fred Grieve and family of Stook- mencement exereUes of the South BMPOBM
HOB Mbltd Darls,
is securing several applications. Do bridge spent Sunday with relatives Lyon High school at the Presbyterian should th« ilm of too Saa&y
Presbyterian church.
•* .•• T r "?
not
miss
this
opportunity
to
get
inSchool
Ttoehwr
bo
to
oiaoate
church,
last
Eriday
evening,
hare.
8. A. and F. C. Mapes, propriethe mind or the htartf
Mre, B. OartraU,
sured in a solid company at a cheap
Saenoa QatrtotM.
Miss Addie Sigler, who has been Mmlo
tors of the Chelsea steam laundry rate. Ladies join the order at the The race course in this place is now
TheSundo/SchoolSoholw XlHBoUtBuJU.
epent Sunday under the parental same rate as gentlemen and through- in good shape and ready for working working at the millinery trade at De- Music.
l e u o u for luad&r
troit for several weeks, returned home Bible
out
horses
or
bioyoles.
School Workers
Mrs. <i. Much.
roof.
out the state many are taking advanMtuio
Smtnoa Qnertotto.
on
Wednesday
evening
of
last
week.
Floyd Reason raised a large- barn
Bev. L. Dadds D. D. of Adrian tage of the low rate.
All topics are open for discussion,
The
Christian
Endeavor
society
of
frame
on
Friday
of
last
week
on
his
and all are cordially-invited to be
• •^
college gave a very fine address in
this
place
expect
to
give
an
excursion
farm
just
southwest
of
the
village.
present,
ice « u F*lt.
the M ^ P . church last Sunday
to
Detroit
Sept
1st
Please
remember
"It waa so dark In tat paster wtjen
W. H. Harris had the misfortune to
evening.
youag Dr. Ptummer came In thai I cut his knee quite badly with an adz this and take advantage of the low
THAT SPECIAL MEETDTG.
didn't
notice
he
had
shared
off
hU
Several from this place attended
one day the past week and is laid up. rates which we will give you in the At the special meeting of the Loyal
n&uetache."
near future.
Children's Day services at the "Didn't you? I felt tie difference
Guards on Friday evening of last
Mrs. P. G. Teeple, who has been visBaptist church Gregory last Sun- while you were getting a light"— iting relatives here for several weeks
Mrs. Chas. Borabaoher of South week, Sir Kuight, G. A. Sigler was
Cleveland
Plain
Dealer.
day evening.
returned to her home in Marquette on Lyon was hurried at that place the elected and installed as paymaster of
past week. Mr. Rorabaober is the the division. The auditing committee
Saturday.
Metallic Finished Otabrie.
ANDERSON.
John Clark of England came to this publisher of the Excelsior and has re- looked over the books and they ware
Ed Cranna is the owner of a Metallic-finished cambric, which, has
til the gloss of a real satin, is a sew place on Thursday of last week.« Mr. ceived many words of sympathy from turned over to Mr. Sigler and the ornew buggy.
der is in a growing condition. Everylining for thin dresses. It comes in all Clark is a brother of Mrs. D. Ewen his newspaper friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Durkee were the pretty colors, costs only 35 cents and is well known here.
The marriage of R. D. Ruen and one present was entirely satisfied and
a
yard,
and
Is
fully
a
yard
wta*.
are ready to extend the hand of felin Linden first of the week.
H. Glenn Pierce, formerly of this Miss Julia Crawford both of Howell lowship to any who wish to join nnMiss Belle Birnie spent Sunday
place, who graduated at Albion this took place at St. Joseph's church last der reduced rates.
with her parents at this place.
year gave the memorial address at Wednesday. R. D. was a former
Sir Knight, J. M. Torrey Deputy
the Commencement exercises there Pinckney boy and we extend him our
Frank Reason bad a calf bit by
best wishes for success in the future. Supreme Commander of Flint was
this week.
a rattlesnake one day last week.
A very large crowd attended the | present and after installing several
Miss
Mame
Fish
was
one
of
the
Gilbert Stock, of Unadill, made
Baccalaureat address dfttie Congrega- officers, gave the boys a short talk on
graduates
of
the
Bancroft
school
last
a business trip to Anderson one
tional church lastSuUday, evening. the work. There was a large attendweek.
Miss
Mayme
is
a
Pinckney
You
naturally
lose
flesh
In
ance of members and all were much
day last week
The
address
wae-glven
by
Rey.
C.
S.
the s u m m e r and running down girl and we are glad to congratulate Jones was listened to with the close interested. There are now over 30
Thos. Bead, of Pinckney, was
members in good standing and several
is s o easy. You get a little her on her success.
attention which it deserved. Music
through here buying wool, on
The Junior League enjoyed a picnic was furnished by a double quartette, applicants.
weaker e a c h day without hardThursday last
The Loyal Guards are all solid in
ly noticing it. There is loss of on Saturday last sJ: the home of their also the Emerson and Cecelian quarPinckney and don't you forget it.
Mrs. James Marble was called appetite, headache, w e a k n e s s superintendent, Miss Alice McMahon,
tette. The music was fine and much Those who join before July 1 have
to Pinckney Monday by the sick- of the m u s c l e s , disturbed sleep, and in the grove. The little ones en- enjoyed by all present.
the privilege of greatly reduced rates.
ness of her father.
Ast
some member about it.
w e a k n e s s of memory, and t h e s e joyed the day very mush.
At the annpal business meeting of
Dillivan Durkee attended teach- are the beginning of nervous
Geo. Sweet and wife of Pinckney the Epworth League of the M. E.
er's examination in Fowlerville, prostration. Iron and tonics attended the funeral of Mr. Sweet's church Tuesday evening June 15 the
and bitters m a y afford s o m e sister at South Lyon on Thursday following officers were elected: Pros.
Thursday and Friday.
-A number from this place at- temporary relief, but what y o last. His sister was the wife of the Jennie Haze; 1st vice pres, Jassie
publisher of the South Lyon Excelsior. Green. 2nd Grace BowmanT3rd Ferny
tended Children's Day exercises need is a food for body, brain
The whole number of births and Swarthout; 4th Carrie Green; Sec.
and nerves.
at Gregory Sunday evening.
deaths in this county for the year end- Cora Wilson: Treas. Beulah Black.
F. H. Coleman closed a very
ing Dec. 81, 1996 are as follows: Total Grganist, Jennie Tupper; Collectors,
successful term. of school at
number of deaths 148, of which 79 Lucy Swarthout and Blance Graham.
Sold by F. A. Sigler.
"Wrights Chapel on Friday.
of Cod-liver Oil with the H y - were males and 69 were females. Total
Sanford Reason and wife start- pophosphites, furnishes just the number of births 266, of which 137
ed for Canada Tuesday where nourishment needed for those were males and 129 females.
who are run down and pale and
they will spend several weeks.
Mr. Isaac Horner, proprietor ot
thin and weak. If you lose flesh
Miss Julia Benedict, of Chubb's
In s u m m e r take Scott's Emul- Burton House. Burton, W, Va., and
Corners, was the guest of Andersion now. Don't wait till fall one of the most widely known men in
son friends the first of the week.
the state was cured of rheumatism
or winter before beginning.
after three years of suffering. He
Per sale at 50c. aad fc.» by all druggiAta.
says; "I have not sufficient command
EAST PUTNAM.
of language to convey any idea of
Earnest Fish was in Bancroft
what I suffered, my physicians told
last week.
me that nothing could be done for me
Miss Allie Brown was in Howand my friends were fully convinced
that nothing but death could relieve
ell Thursday last.
me of my suffering. In June, 1894
Alex Pearson and Mrs. Charles
Mr. Evans, then salesman for the
Schifel were in Howell Tcesda^.
Wheeling Drug Co., recommended
Miss Nettie Hall visited in
Chamberlains Pain Balm. At this
time mv foot and limb were swollen
Williamston the last of last week.
to more than double their normal size
Miss SaraE Pearson returned
We will sell
and it seemed to me my leg would
from a three weeks visit in Ann
Getting time for the
burst, but soon after I began using
Arbor.
the Pain Balm, the swelling began to
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Placeway
decrease, the pain to leave, and now I
are , visiting their daughter at
consider that I am entirely cured. For Getting time to
w
Hartland.
sale by F. A. Sigler.
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Miss Mayme Fish, of Bancroft,
is spending her vacation with her
Default haying been made In the condition
we are ready for you on seasonable
parents at this place.
of a certain mortgage (whereby the power of sale
.
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Flesh
Y PILLS
m
lfc
fe#1
SAT. JUNE 26,
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I PLUG PRUNE JUICE
TOBACCO for
16 CENTS
Mrs.-George Brown visited her
daughter, Mrs. D. M. Hodgeman,
at Oak Grove, over Sunday.
Bert Schoenhals and Miss
Blanche Boylan, of Genoa, spent
Sunday with Miss Grace Lake.
Mr. Gilbert Thrasher and Mrs.
Lucy Manderville, of Williaxnston,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Jas.
Ball
, The C E. society held a^ very
fcsjteroafanK meeting this week;
Hiose of the members that were
absent misted a rare treat
Mieaco Nellie and Grace Lake,
Nellie and Clella Fish and Flota
Hall attended commencement exercises at Bancroft last Wednesday.
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A Foot of Tobacco for
8 cents.
8 Bars Jaxon or Lenox
Soap for
26\ CENTS:
Choice canned Pears . . . . J5
Choice canned strafes
15
3 Cans Plumbs . . . . . . .25
6 pkgs.WaebingPow. . . . . 2&
Several stores at«06ttui0 eat their
44fcof July stoefc. *
Miss Jennie Tapper, wbo Ins seen
visiting in Greenville, t*tmn»4 bom*
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Weather to catch up with the Almanac
Shed the Heavy Underwear
therein contained to aell bie become operative)
made by Michael Larey and Jennie Lavey. bia
wife of the townahip of Dexter, Washtenaw
oounty, Michigan to William Clark of the place
aforesaid and dated March 19,1887 and recorded
in the office of the Register of Dceda for the
county of Llrinxaton state of Michigan on the
Slat day of March 1887 In liber BO of mortgagee on
page 108 thereof, on which mortgage there la
claimed to be due at the date of this notice the
•tun of four hundred and fifty-one dollar* and
aizty<eight cents ($451.66) and no suit or proceedings at law or in equity having been com
menoed to recover the debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof: Therefore notice is
hereby given that on Friday the lflth day of Inly
• . D. 18S7 at one o'clock in the afternoon of said
i s y s*-t»je vrest front tloor of the court noes*
it the village of Howell Innsid eountx(the*-beUg
tfce piece of holding the circuit court for the
oounty in which the mortgaged premises are attested) the said mortgage wiU be,foreclosed by
UndenTear and Hosiery.
Men's 50c Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers.
Never were better for the price.
Men's Balbrigg&u Knee Bicycle Drawers, double-seated, $1.25.
German Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers 11.00 each.
Men's and Boy's Laundered ShirU
with fancy bosoms and detached cuffs to match. '
Excellent trade for you at 50c.
HERE'S A TRADE FOR YOU:
™f ht^ftfj^^gff^pty Spring and Fall
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Jaekets of last season's stock—just right for Driring '
and Bicycling. Yen can have them as follows:
Eleven garment!, $5 qualities, your onoioe $1.96.
bifl^ ^ j Eighteen garmeiitA, | 6 tof9, your choice $2:96.
described in said mortgage or eo Forty-fire garinen^upl^|12lfo^^ your ohoiw $336.
moon thereof as may be Diosenry to satisfy toe
Fourteen garments, up to $15, your eboioe $196.
amount due on said mortgage with internet and
legal eosta, that U to ssy: AUehess certain pieces Attfeeee prices these Garments will go quickly.
ernnrcewof landsltmateiothe vliufe of Pinck- Come in telec* the best of ts»u are go*e.
ney, lirlngston county, MtobJfMi m4. etoeedbwi
to wit: Lots fee* (4) and 4ve (•} in Do netferftt to come to Jedceoa to tfre
(4) according tea plat gagt «•**•? •* OITIZ^NB UBGeiL oelebfstioB ifily *.
aeMeittige as •learisd in theesws
of said Llvlsgetsn ciiwsy.
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