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VOL. X
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PINCKNEY, LIVINGSTON CO., MICH., THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1892.
Ibe ginchury gispatch.
PINCKNEY MARKETS.
No. 24.
It has been remarked that Sunday
was a hot day.
The Hillsdale Mutual Life Insurance
Company have failed.
Dr. H. F. Sigler has been treating
his house to a coat of paint.
H. G. Briggs and wife visited Brighton friends a couple of days last week.
The hay crop on the park this year
is much better than last and will soon
be cut.
by Rev. 0 . B. Thurston. The church to its God. The summon to appear
was filled to overflowing and all seemed though without previous warning did
to enjoy the music very much. Al- not find him unprepared. A deep
together the day passed off very pleas- sense of loss has laid its depressing
antly aiid'profitably to both old andhand not only on the membars of the
young and it seems a pity that child- iamily to which ii« belonged but upon
the members of the Congregation at
ren's day comes only once a year.
the Lakin appointment of which he
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m <m —
.
wa.s an active and official member.
Real Estate.
ALL BILLS PAYABLK K1HST OK EVERY MONTH.
We have made connections with He was greatly interested in preaching
Local
Dispatches.
Entered at tUe Poatoffice at Pinckney, Michigan
6orae of the best real estate agents in and Sabbath school services, he was alaa second-class matter.
the state and shall commence next ways present and was a faithful teachRead the new adv. for Thos. Head.
Mr. and Mrs. CJias. Collier, of Howell, week to advertise i^ood bargains for er of the bible class, we are now askBUWAED A. MAX*.
EDWARD E. ALLXC
E. W. Richards, of Plaintield, was in visited friends and relatives here over
those who wish to buy or exchange. ing ourselves upon whose shoulders
town on Tuesday.
Sunday.
We have some fine farms and dwell- shall his mantle fall.
F. L. Andrews was in Jackson on
Another veteran is gone, another of
The trial of Prince Michael com- ings for sale and shall try and secure
business on Monday last.
the old landmarks reraindinsr us of the
menced in the circuit court at Annmore.'
Perry lilunt is putting some repairs Arbor on Taesday.
friends this is the best way tochanges that have come over the appointment at Lakins' has been removed
on his house, inside and out.
Mrs. Westcott of near Shephard at- get rid of property you have to disMrs. M. Nash returned on Monday tended the funeral of her brother, Mr. pose of, or the best way to secure bar- one by one the fathers leave us their
gains if you wish to buy. Of course work being well and faithfully done
from a visit with friends in Detroit N. Burgess la^t Friday.
he offered his last prayer gave bis last
and Ohio.
£>The sink-hole near Whitmore lake, we act as your agent and you make testimony and conquered his last foe, he
Samuel Grimes and wife, of White on the T. A. A. & N. M. Ry.. gave the the deal so that it will be perfectly has pierced the mystic veil and gone to
Oak, spent Sunday with J. A. Cad well company considerable trouble last satisfactory to you. All you have to join the innumerable company of the
do is to place what property you have
and family.
week.
for sale or exchange in our hands blood washed in the glory land but bis
"TOUT 3P«,troaa.acr« 8oUcit«&.
Taylor Gier and'wife, of Plymouth,
Chandler Dunning, of Unadifla, giving us your figures, pay for a small influence will still live to stimulate to
visited Chas. Custe and wife of this dropped dead while waiting for a train advertisement in ' oiir "real estate" Christian zeal and to beckon us on ward
village the past week.
at Howell on Saturday last. Mr. Column, and we do the rest. The adv.to our better home.
Annie and Edna Newell, of Howell, Dunning is a bachelor and leaves con- will not only be placed in our paper
Our brother was converted to God
siderable
property.
visited their uncle Walla Barnard, of
here but will probably be placed in when onlv thirteen years of ape and
THE VILLAGE DIRECTORY. this place, the past week.
The M. E. society of this place are several other papers through real es- remained a faithful and consistant
VILLAGE OFFICERS.
Christian until summoned home. He
Claude Sigler, who has been attend- making arrangements to put quite an tate exchange.
PRESIDENT
..Warren A. Carr
TRUSTEES, Samuel sykea,
Now if you have any property that has left behind him a widow, two sons,
y , A. K. Green. ThotupBou ing the university at Ann Arbor, is extensive improvement on their.church
G i ^j, A.
A S.
S Leland,
L l d G.
G W.
W llott,
lltt
at this place. They will put in a fur you wish to sell or exchange, or if you and two daughters, may they
folCLEHK
Ira J. Coot home for vacation.
TREASURER.
Floyd Reason
nace,
new
windows,
etc.
J
wish to buy in any place in the state low the example of father who in everyMichael Lavey
Bernie Thompson, of Webberville,
COMMISSIONER
Daniel Baker
Rev. Fr. Burse, of Jackson, who has of Michigan call or write to us and we way recommended the religion he proMAKSHAL
Brogan and Arlie Thompson, of Anderson,
HEALTH OFFICER
Dr. H. P. S i l
been travelingtbree months in Europe. can find you a buyer or property. fessed by honesty, truth, and rightwere in this place last Sunday.
Try us.
eousness.
CHURCHES
Arthur Glover was in dtockbridge returned on Monday evening ot last
The funeral services which took
ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
on business Monday. He purchased week. Over 3,000 people attended a
A Good Day.
Kev. \V. if. Stephens paator. Services every
reception given,in honor of his return.
place June 10 were conducted at the
bund ay morning at 10:3u, and every Sunday and handled over 800 do/.eu eggs
To a stranger our little village re- home by the Rev. W. G. Stephens in
evening at 7:30 o'clock. Prayer meeting TkursDexter citizens will celebrate the
day evenlngB. Sunday Bchool at clo^e of morn- while there.
sembled a small eitv on Saturday the presence of a large gathering of
ing service. W. D. Thompson, Suuerlntendeut.
The case of the people vs -Inhu Tuo- glorious fourth at that village thi> even-ing last. The streets were crowd- relatives and sympathizing friends the
year. Of course they will doctor the
1
ONG KEG ATIONAL CHUKCH.
Rev. O, B. Thureton, pastor; service every iney foi violation of the liquor law- eagle so he will not be hoarse, and we ed and'business was livsly in tlie dif- text chosen for the sad and s:lemn ocSunday morning at 10:30, and every Sunday
evening at 7:3C o'clock. Prayer meeting Thurs- was carried up to the next term of expect we can hear him .-oream clear ferent stores. The evening was verv casion was Mathew 24 chapter and 42
day evenings. Sunday school at cloee of morn- circuit court.
warm but out business men dropped verse, watch therefore: for ye know
inir service. Kd. Glover, Superintendent.
here.
Sheep shearing has been the order
their coats and dealt out their wares not what hour your Lord duth come.
J T . MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Miss Minnie Warren, (he young
5 Rev. Wm. P. t'onsidine, Pastor. iServices ef the day for the past two weeks and
. - ' I ' I ' V : ' n t •• o l ' < K H ] w e l l i l o n t ' ,
in true business style and when the
every third
h i d Sunday.
S d
L
Low maes at 8 o'clock,
T h y L.'I"I iHii> wiiTl'm'i '," | ' i i > t .
"•
elocutionist
who
is
well
known
here,
hi>:h mass with sermon at 10;HI> a. m. Catechism will be this. No-wool is moving in
stores closed for the night all claimed
T h e l'<;Ut!i''> f n l l ^ h t , t i l e I'ii-f !- W O . i .
at ."1:00 p m., v^opera ana benediction at T:3t) p . m .
has been chosen to represent Michigan
A n d tlwu art cr<nniril at liiM.
this village so far.
that it had been a good day for busiin the diamond medal contest at CinSOCIETIES.
E. Kirtland, of Ann Arbor, visited cinnatti, June 28. We have confidence ness although not much had been done
Card of. Thanks.
until night owing to the farmers bef p h r 1. (). <!. T . Society of t h i s place moots e v e r y his son, Dr. C. W. Kirtland of this
enough in Miss Wtfrren to think that
We extend a heart felt thanks to the
J . W i ' d n i ' s d n y e v e n i n g i n t h e M a c c u b e e lisill.
village Monday. They enjoyed a tish she will be the successful contestant. ing so busy. A representative of this
ClIAS. (JKIMKH, C. T .
oflfije visited five of the business men friends and neighbors who kindly ashe A. O. H. Society of this place, meets every at Portage lake Monday afternoon.
Wo
hope
so
at
leu^t.
third Sunday In1 the Fr. Matthew IUU.
on Monday morning and found that si>ted us during the death of our dear
r
John McGuiness, County Delegate.
G eo.
We issrred~frcmr-fh« t>ffiee s-om-e ver-v the" • •irasrrrevs•
on ^at«rday had one.
stole
whi'e
attending
a
sugar
social
PWOKTH LKAGUE. Meets every Tuesday
fine
cards
for
the
graduating
class
the
Mns. N. S. BriuiKss AND "FAMILY,/
left in thi< village in their store> someevening in theJr_ropru In M. E. Church,
some
time
ago.
The
thief
is
known
cordial invitation is extended to all interested in
past week.. We are prepare*! to dothing like $500, ajthough each said
cnriBtian work. Rer. W. G. Htepuene, President and has probably settled before this
any kind of printing to order on short that the day was not so good as the
Tmtrter*
he C. T. A. and B. Society of this place, meet time.
notice. We car,ry a line of fine cards, week defore. We do not believe that
every third Saturday evening in tlie Fr. Matthew Hall.
John Donohue, T resident.
Stark'* Photos for $1.00 every FriArthur Glover purchased over §2,- also a large line of samples. If you there is a village in the state, of this
NIGHTS OF MACCABEES.
dav until August 1st.
Meet every Friday evening .on or before full 000 worth of produce of the fanners desire something we have not got insize, that does the amount of business
cifthe moon atold Masonic Hall. Visiting broth and storekeepers in this vicinity during stock we can get it on >hort notice.
that this does. People are finding out
are cordiallv invited.
Jersey cows for sale, also two or
W. H. Leland, Sir Knight Commander. one month. Art. is a hustler in the The following are the Jurors for the that Pinckney is a good place to trade
three good grade shorthorns.
egg and butter business.
next term of circuit court to be held in and are flocking here to\secure barBUSINESS CARDS.
Thomas Birkett.
21
Mrs. Dr. H. F. Sigler is spending this county:
gains. Our merchants have been liber
F. W. Reeve the last part of the week in Howell.
H. F. Sigler.
CumplM-11.
g on—H. X. Fip)\
in advertising in the local paper
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Send for our valuable pamphlet.
Cntiway—(n'o.
y
.
She has been appointed as one of the Cobortuh— Frank MimT, J a n u s Mi«><ly,
SIGLER & REEVEin the past and are reaping the fruits
is &" DuUois, Inventive Age
I'eerfit'lrt — John Toppinjr, H. Chamber*,
Physicians
Allou
calls
promptly
of the venture. Tt is this continued.,
attenaed
to ,and
orSurrenns.
night. Office
Main
street, county committee on the world's fair (tenon—Dentils Slielian. J . M l-'ishlwk.
Building, Washington, D. C. Mention
dak—S. R. Kii'kwtt, G. M, Clark.
I'inckney, Mic'I.
and meets with that committee on (iret'ii
advertising that tell.s in the long run.
Hiimhur^— C. C Todii, Julm I>eneliy
Handy—John Wallace, Andrew Hall.
Saturday.
If you stop your adv. in the local this paper.
H o w e l l - A . .1. Brown, A. J . 1'rindle.
C,W. KIRTLAND, M. D.
Merrill Colby, William Walters.
HoMKOPATHlC PHYSCIAN.
paper the people in this vicinity have
Mrs. Eliza Chapel, of Putnam, loscn—
Miirion-A. Wimbles, (ico. Miller
Fi&rin tor Sale.
Graduate of the University of Michigan,
Oreoia— X. H. JVttibonc, T. O Xewcomb.
an idea that you have gone out ot
died Saturday morning, June 11, 1892, Putnam—K. IMeixm, Daniel Howard.
OFFICE OVER THE BANK, PINCKNEY.
The Chas. Eaman farm on the
L. A VERY, Dentist.
Tyr<me--C. K. Nnxton. H, Farnhain.
bnsiness.
Give
your
local
paper
a
age
63.
The
funeral
services
were
• In Pinckney every Friday. Office at PinckMarble plains, Anderson, containing
l'nmlilla--Hujk'h Mi'lntyiv, J .
ney House. All work done ia a careful and conducted
liberal patronage and it will do much 80 acres. Inquire of 0. Love, Pinckney.
at
the
Jiome
on
.the
ihoro«f»h manner. Teeth extracted without pain
toward the making your village a place
by th& use of Odontundtr. Call and see me.
'oliowing Sabbath by the Rev W. G.
Graduating Exercises.
Stephens.
The graduating exercises of theof business.
Wheat, Beans, Barley, Clover Seed, Dressed Uojze, etc. 0 f " T h e highest market price will
The Separator at the creamery Pinckney public schools, high school
he paid. Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Salt, etc., for
OBITUARY.
ave out on Thursday last and was department, will be held in the school
sale.
THOS. READ, Pinckney, Mien.
n stallion Ifi hands hi^h, foaMed in 1*8, ,
Norman S. Burgess the subject of
closed until Monday of this week. building on Wednesday evening of
I,,'.'*! pound-', i:» very speedy and without
T. H. BrCKINGHA.M,
i i : Lim t^lniw hetr^r than three minutes
this
memoir
was
b^vn
in
the
township
nny
next
week,
June
22.
The
class
Mr. Atha, the foreman succeded in
conime.
His sire Greenback, record i l . * ^ , is
VETINARY SURGEON,
anytime
of the be^t younu' sires of his ape, having
graduate of Ontario Wtiuary Collide has located stopping the machine before any sists of seven members, six young of Lodie, Washtenaw Co., Mich., April one
more to iii." t red ft than any young stallion of the
in Stockbrldge and is now prepared to trcnt ulldistii:e in Michigan.
ladies and one gentleman. The fol-19, 1829, and he passed away to the re- smie
t-Rses of domesticated nnima,ls by the latest scienti- damage was done.
r e t a i n Wti^taff, rtrst dam Kit t'ady, is a lar^e
fic methods. Also suBgicaL'operatlons of all kinds
lowing are the names: W. H. Cad- ward of a true servant of Jesus June liniwn n are, ;in extra soo<i roadster, was never
performed with tm>'grentrst care. All calle by
Henry
Wolfer,
of
Detroit,
called
on
handled for speed WHS always kept in . the (Him
letter or tolei<raeh will receive prompt and cure-j
well, Nina L. Younglove, Mollie E. 8, 189-2.
and -old for Jl.-MHl, bred to such cneat sires ae
ml attention. Office at >ichol« A HrnwnV driii; j his sister, Mrs. J. A. Cadwell, on Moneuhai'k, Spink?. For extended pedigree see
He was married to his now sorrowstore, tStockh ridge, Michigan.
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Wilson, Lucy W. Mann, Grace E.
tubulated (ledLTe* at the hotel in 1'intkney or
day on his way to Stillwater, Minn.,
i"ivd*. A breeders standpoint if : 1st breed
ing widow, Carline Mammel, Got. 18 to ahis
Young, Emma L. Kicks.
stallion
that is a i;ood individual for like hewhere he has accepted a position as
like:
vlnd
breed to a stallion that has natural
1852,
they
shortly
afterward
settled
on
The baccalaureate address will be
and
level
headed for a horse cannot i^ive
warden in the state penitentary there,
wliaX he has not i.'i»t; :irdfcreedto a stallion ttvit
given at the Cong'l church on Sunday a wild tract of land in this township, iii
sired by a performer and who ha» demonstrated
at a salary of §3,000 a year. Mr. Wolhis ability Co transmit speed to his offsprin-.'.
evening, June 19th by Rev. O. B.joining the place on which he died. breed
G. W.TKKI-LE, Proprietor.
to a*stallion whose dams is hy sires and
fer has been warden of the house of
Both of them being careful and in-prodiu'trs
mid the best of race horses, trottinj:
Thurston.
and
running
rwk to the fifth generatlou then you
correction in Detroit for several years
dustrious they soon succeeded in mak- are in the fashion
and your i'olte will sell tor
bin laoiK'v. breed to a stallion that ifi li*r«e, cooel
and gave the best of satisfaction.
Children's Day.
ing a pleasant and comfortabls home color,
and a model c»rrias;e horse, then your colts
will sell for carriage hordes and roadstrrs.^
Rev. O. B. Thurston, pastor of the On Sunday last children's day was for themselves.
Captain Wx'.'staft will be Hunted to 40 I?OIM1 inures
'season or $J."> to insure a mare in f<>al.
Cong'l church at this place has received observed at both churches in this villBro. Burgess' call was very sudden, at $r>onthe
close.-* .J.J ulv
ulv 4 when
when he
he will
Season
close.*
i d hepput initrainI
a call to Whitehall and will preach age as announced. Although the day he had left his home in the morning to ing. Mares bred l>y 4the
MONEY LOANED ON APPROVED NOTES.
season! Sand
not proving In
M
foal
am
lie
returned
free
in
money
dmat
bis farewell sermon to the people here was very warm it did not stop a crowd j work at cultivating corn feeling as time of service, mares bred to insure, monev due,
DRPO9ITS RRCX1VKD.
on Sunday July 10. Mr. Thurston of people attending both churches and well as usual and at noon when no re- March !.l^':i. Mares not returned reculai will
lie held for season money, (.apt. will make the
Certificates issued on time (.V/.o
and and family have won many warm they listened attentively to excellent sponse was made to the call of theseason a? follows:
Monday at John Hrsdley'a in tosco by cheese
payable on demand.
friends during the five years that they programs of singing, reading, recita- dinner bell his daughter Carrie, went factory,
Tiie*d*y at Munith.
have labored among us and while re- tions, etc. In the evening at theto the field to call him t u t was as- Wednesdny
at homo.
ThiirwUy
at
lMnckney.
^COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. gretting to lose them wish tbom success Cong'l church tbe exercises consisted tonished and grieved to find him lying Viiday aad Saturday
at home.
13 J4w W. 8. KENNKDV, Stock.bridge, Yich.
in their new
field.
, of aiusic and a short address on music on the ground, his spirit had hastened
Steamship Ticket* for sale.
Eggs 13 eta
Butter \'iyt eta.
EVKKY THURSDAY MORKINO BY
Beanw, 81.15® :.'4i.
Potatix-8 #> eta. per bu.
FB AN KJ__AMpREWS IJrbb»od
Chickens, 8 eta per ft.
Live (JhickuUB, 6 cnuta p*r tb.
Subscription Price in Advance.
Dressed Turkeyn, «<& lu ceats per tb,
One Year
„.„ 1.00 OatB,
-iH cts jMTbu.
hix Months
."50
Coin,
M Uiiit» per IJU.
Three Months
25
Barley, 81.18 per hundred.
ADVERTISING HATK81
Kye, 7s ctw. per bu.
Clover Seed, 8«.U) <» &J.50 per bunhel.
Made known on ui>i>lication.
Dressed Pork, &f j$ 5H.0O per cwt.
Cards of Tnanke, fifty cents.
Wheat, number l.wliite H-i uauihtr 2, red, Hi
Pinckney Custom
FLOURING
MILLS.
TERMS, CASH!
E. A, MANN & SON,
M
C
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T
E
T
K
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an.iuniH.iL7W
Bi
Does a general Banking Business.
ft
MICHIGAN NEWS.
COLOMA MINISTER GIVEN A
TAR AND FEATHERS COAT.
Conduct With 111* Follower* und Ills
Teaching* Did Not Meet t h e Approval
of Hi* Neighbors.—-A
Urltie of Two
Months Seek* SuUcie In Death.
ABOUND THfe STATE.
SMuskegon county promises to produce the largest strawberry crop in 10
years.
IN MINNEAPOLIS.
THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Weaver & Watkins, of Milford, will
build an elevator at once at
Station.
Highland
Two cases of malignant diphtheria
were reported at East Tawas. The entire school has been exposed,
William Myers, colored, aged IS, was
taken with cramps while swimming in
the Kalamazoo river and drowned.
J. Sltiat Faasi'U Khuitrd Temporary Cliairmuu---.Nx-Sp«)akt)r
li«*ud Itt'ot'lvea ttii
Ovutlou---MuJ. Mt'Iiluluy NUurted 1'orl'h;iiruniii---.>Ilnor
Matter*.
TilK I ' I . A T F O I D J .
THIRD DAY.
Chairman McKiuley rapped the contention to order and alter prayer called
for the report of the committee on creHeutials as the regular order of business.
Chairman Cogswell said tho
committee was working diligently and
constantly, aud hoped to be prepared
to report by the evening session if onu
was called.
Since no business could
bo transacted until the committee reported lien, Newell, of New .Jersey,
tuoved a recess until H o'clock.
Senator Cullom askeu that pending the
motion the convention receive a resolution from him on the World's Fair.
The resolution was referred to the
committee on resolutions. Mr. Hobart,
of Illinois, presented a resolution (also
referred), providing that (irand Army
tneu be admitted to standing room
and that if any seats were vacant 'AO
minules after the convention
was
.•ailed to order, they should be allowed
to occupy them. | Applause. |
'ihe chairman then announced that
the question was on the motion t c t a k e
3, recess There- were cries of " n o "
from all over the hall, coupled with
.•ries of "lngalls," but iu the confusion
the chairman declared it carried.
A New York delegate culled for a
division. It was evident as tho ayes
itood up that the motion was carried.
The clerk, however, made the eouut
religiously. When the noes arose the
3pp.)ueuts of the recess waved their
arms tu call their friends to their feet,
but their effort was useless.
The
jhairman announce I the vote as 407 to
?iiO, and declared that the convention
therefore took a recess until s o'clock.
Tho rap of Chairman Clarkson's
gavel on his table in the great
national Kepublicuu Jimveution hall
Tuesday
afternoon
was
received
with
a
sigh
of
relief
by
a maWilliam Benson was arrested for the
jority
of
the
delegates,
as
it
was
the
alleged burglary of 4he >ortn Lansing
Milling" company's onice several weeks beginning of the end of this great
struggle and consequent strain. 'Ihe
ago.
vast throug at once ceased conversaCharles Con way, a workman
at tion and deep silence reigned as Kev.
Thayer Company's camp, near Lake Dr. lirush, chancellor of t lie university
City, was killed by a log rolling on "f Dakota, prayed for harmony aud
him.
the subordination of all the great
1
issues
to the Supreme Will.
While swimming with two companions at Midland (ieorge Lewis, is
The call of the convention was read
years of age, dived and never came up by M. H. De Young, of California.
again.
Chairman (Tarkson announced that
.'. \Y. M. Heamum. a prosperous and re- he was instructed by the national
spected citizen of East Jordan, drop- committee to present to the convenped dead in his door yarUjfrom heart tion for ita temporary chairman llou.
.1. Sloat lassett, oi" New York.
The
failure.
gentleman
was
then
presented
to
tho
The farmers of Cass county complain
convention
amid
great
applause,
and
t i n t their oat crop will be short this
He
year, owing to the seed rotting iu the he mo eeded wiih his address.
complimented
the
uity
of
Minneground.
apolis upon its hospitality, etc., and
Lightning1 so severely shocked Mrs. then projeeiieu to make a speech
V. JJohnhutf at Saginaw that her child which aroused the enthusiasm of all
was prematurely born. Uoth tiro do- his hearers and he was heartily apiug well.
plauded i'or his ed'ort.
It was S:4.*> when Chjuirman McKin. The business men of Lowell are givKx-Speaker lieed, of Maine, was called
ley
called order.
Iu a neat speech
ing a series of minstrel shows, thu pro- to the platform from among the a.i- ;
Van liuren County O o p s In 15.id Shape.
ceeds arc to be used iu improving Is- dienee by the continual demand of the Hon. Chauneey M. Depew moved to
The wet weather continues in Van
throng. Every hotly went wild when ! congratulate lion. II. W. Thompson,
fturen county here, and farmers land l'ark.
The
the < all "quorum," "quorum"1 was of ludiaua, on his ,s;<d birthday.
Rev. .1. ,1. Tickuer, late pastor of the raised.
ire looking one
another
in
the
face
Mr. i'assett in presenting tne motion was carried with a hearty
1
fvith increasing foreboding as to crops Tawas City First liaptiat church, has ex-speaker said "Hon. Thomas B. Keed "aye." Then in return "rare old
>f all kinds. Jiut little corn has been accepted a call from the Baptist church i.s always iu order and there is always j Dick" Thompson, the venerable oxplanted, and much of what has been, of lironson.
a quorum to hear him."'
The speech secretary of the navy, walked up to
planted is rotting in the mud. i'ruit
The Barry county' building commit- was a neat, well-pointed effort, such the platform amid a din of cheers and
prospects, which were so highly prom- tee has decided to erect a c u r t house as the "czar" is famed for producing inaue one of his famous crisp speeches.
ising a few weeks ago, are last lading
The resolution admitting members
Sanilac, tiie fac simile of the one and had the livliest effect"' upon the
lway;- most of the peach orchards give in
delegates and others.
j of the (J. A. R. to any seats in the conat
Hastings.
promise of perhaps a lair, not above
MIN.NKAI'OUS, .lune S.—After MeKin- ' vention unoccupied ;su minutes alter
fcverage crop, but pears are almost a
The Co;>n expedition, searching for
ley.
Ingjills and olhers had responded . the open ug of the convention was of
total failure. The same is true of cher- the Pewabic and its sunken tr ensure,
adopted and a message was
by
bowing
to the calls the convention ucurse
ries aud plums. Along the lake the claims that it has located the wreck in
read
from
the mayors of 1 itusviiJe and
proceeded
with
the
temporary
orgaui;
ipple crop will also "be nearly a total Thunder Bay.
Oil
City
announcing
to tho world the
zations.
Charles
W.
.lohston,
of
Minne;
failure. All this, added to the very
A
cold
cure
club
has
bson
organised
apolis,
was
made
first
secretary
aud
C.
;
state
of
distress
and
suffering
that preimall acreage of farm crops that have
I'.
Stone,
of
Detroit,
was
appointed
as
j
at
Sairinaw
with
the
intention
of
helpvailed
in
those
inundated
districts
aud
8r will be put into the ground, casts a
one
of
the
reading
clerks.
A
resoluing
others
to
cure
themselves
of
'
t
h
e
making
a
public
appeal
for
aid.
iomewhat sombre hue over this comtion was adopted for the npuointmeut
drinking habit.
The announcement of the committee
munity.
of one member of each o,n cojnmittees on credentials that both a majority
Articles of association have been of
permanent
organization, rules, i
signed by the Cadillac Improvement order of business, credentials and ' and a minorit}' repurt would, be subVeteran-. 1'roU-st.
mitted created considerable excitecompany. The capital stoel: is £."J,UUO. resolutions
from
each delegation. ; ment.
Four inmates of
the
Soldiers' divided iuto :.'ui.) shares.
Chairman Cogswell said he
Charles Austin was chosen to repre- was not prepared to give a written reHome, at Uruiid lla.iuls, and each
The Pelta Steel \
Iron company sent Michigan on the resolutions com- port for the majority, but that lie
i
?]'! a
month
pensioner, have
with
a
capital
stock
of
>!,.">()().0:m and mittee. L'.\-(iov. Koraker, of Ohio, was would give it verbally.
Petitioned the circuit court for an inemploying
from
M
r
O
to
1,,'JOO
men is-a elected ehairm in of the resolutions
junction to restrain the enforcement of
Mr Cogswell then read from a memcommittee aud the convention ad- oranda tlie action of the committee .on
the rule requiring the pensioners in sure thing for Escanaba.
iourned.
the home to surrender all ..pension
J4 contested cases. The minority reWillie Iteed, nge^l 1 t, fell from a
money iu excess of ?:• a month. The t'-ee. a distance of ;'»o feet at Sairinaw,
port was submitted by Mr. Wallace, of
rule was adopted "because it is said alighting on his back sustaining inNew York. In effect if says that the
THE SECOND DAY.
many of the veterans sn.'nd all their juries from which he died.
four Alabama delegates-at large and
pension in dissip.i ti< >n. The petitionAnother short sessioa was the pro- two delegates from the Ninth district,
(ilanders has atYected five horses beers claim the rule is equivalent to putof Alabama, as chosen bv the national
ting them UIIUIT guardianship an I is longing to John Vauderbilt. of I'ill- gram tor tlie second day of the conven- committee, arc entitled to seats, while
unwarranted by the enajiiuent cre- inurc. Dv. Conkey, of i!]-and Kapids, tion, i hainnau 1-asseU rapped order the majority report decides for the
and Kt. liev. fi. K . \. hippie, Kpiscopal
ating the homo. Tin1 can't granted a has ordered tliem quarantined,
bishop'6f .Minnesota, opened the svs- contestants, who are Harrison deletemporary restrain iny order returnable
I'nless there is great improvement in sion with prayer. Mr. Waiker, of N<>- ,gates, the former being for, likiine.
June '.'1. During the session of the
ilie iron market before .) ulv. jvk' the braska. presented the convention with! Mz\ Cogswell mo\ed tho adoption of
board yesterday two of the inmates
hard ore mines of IshpemUHr"will close a gavel in the names of the young Ke- the majority report. Chauneey 1. lilley.
,tng\iged iu a fist light.
d \vn for the ba]un.c4> of the year.
puolieausof Nebraska in memory of of Missouri, brought tight bv moving
to substitute therefor the minorii y reThe World's l a i r Michigan forestry the homestead act.
The llleyclc Kt'Juy I t . u v .
port.
Then the liiaine and .Harrison
The litst in the order of business was
committee has asked for samples of
The first relay ra e ever attempted ^MJeliigan woods aud seeds iu order to the report of the credentials commit- factions began the titfh' in earnest.
In
this
state
was
finished "lit sltoWthe world what Michigan can tee.
Chairman1 Cog.swt'il asked for Th" chief point m Mr. l'illey s arguDetroit on tho • th.
AA, "V: n p. raise.
more time and permission to sit con- ment in behalf of the minority report
m. Joseph M. JJresler dismounted,amid
tinually until their labors were com- was that the regular organ,! a'ion of
1
A
four
davs
convention
of
tho
Michthe party ic the Alabama case had
the cheers of Lite spectators who had
pleted. IJoUirVeijU.'sLs were granted.
pathercji,irrirt ~eTTl«.L cd ihe-fnre Press i^uuj—1 hrislian Mt*M-a-mu-y aKH^Xriiatiua- ••"tt.--C-. t-oukwoTTcty chaii'tnan ot tlie -bec-n-iwvpwjd-fF-OHI 4-U*HF- rotr-ular pl-a^-e
1 district Ni', '.' was held at Deca- committee on permanent, organization, ot' meeting by I nited States marshals,
^p cCT" with a message
g for ^ in K tur
witli a large aHendani.'e of dele- presented the name oi llou. Win. Mo- but Mr. Masse, of Delaware, remarked
Q u i n b y , t h e e.lilor-in-ehief, tiMin I. M,
gates
.
I'.inieyas permanent chairman. This that the case had been considered
W e s t o n , of t h e d m ml Kapids Homoprat.
T h e m e s s a g e h a d left d r u n d
A Veteran of Isabella county is cn- was received with tumultuous ap- fairly upon its merits, and that the
K a p i d s a t ."i:<)<) o'clo k in tiie m o r n i n g gaged in the construction of a wheel- plause.
Charles \V. .Johnston was majority report should be adopted.
Knight, of Cal fornia, favored the
a n d a f t e r p u s h i n g t h r o u g h m u d , slu-di,
barrow that he will trund'e a,l the uaitKM for score: ary find the remainder
minority
report, as did Senator Wolu n b r i d g e d c r e e k s a u d u p a u d d o w n hill way to Washington in tune for the en)t the temporary otlieers were made
L'Ott,
of
Colorado,
and each made some
in t h e h a n d s of t h e s e v e r a l r i d e r s it h;vi
permanent. A recommendation to aptelling
hits
for
lilaine.
1!. II. liolhea
r e a c h e d its d e s t i n a t i o n , j u s t ;*j hour.-.
point an honorary vice-president and
1M\ and Mrs, K. H. Van Ihisen have
and
Canon,
of
Illinois,
were
hissed for
a n d {'•> m i n u t e s from t h e s t a r t .
.secretary i'or each delegation was
Ljiven a lot valued at >',\:><>o to St. Luke
their
mud-slinging
speeches
for tho
adopted. >amuel Fessenden, of Conchurch, of K'alara i/oo. provided sir>,oo(*
majority.
C.
]{.
Hart,
of
West
VirS t a t e El«>ik.]t Ji I t o n r i K .
more is raised with which to build a neetieut: ex-Senator Spooner, of Wis- ginia, favored the majority report.
cousui,
and
den.
Alahone.
ot
Virginia.
A very distinguished company of parish house.
escorted Maj. McJvinley to the t hair. The greatest interest waa manifested
gentlemen from various parts of
1
Four precocious yonno men of Adrian Three hearty cheers were given as they when Colonel II. M. I/uilield, of Dethe I'nited
States and Canada
troit, the Alger manager, arose to spe ik
gathered together
in the south are under arrest i'or stupefying Sammy walked to the platfo/m. When the ap- in favor of the minority report, i I is
wine of the state capitol at Lan- Hughes, an 11-yoar-old lad. with beer. plau-e ceased llov. McKinley made an action was interpreted as meaning that
atceinpted to sober him by sous- address of thanks for the honor.
bing. They were participating in the They
r
"We are here not a warring faction. the Alger people were prepared to vote
eipht annual conference o: state boards iu^ h.m iu the river.
with the Iiiaine people in the test of
of health and were called to order bv
.John Wickshire deserted his wife struggling to win supremacy under btrength against the Harrison force.
Dr. .!. N. .Mcl'ormick, of Howling and two children at Katon and writes favorito leaders, but co-members of Dullield said if any man had invited the
Green, Ky., president "of the conference. that he will tiot return. His father- one great party seeking to select from Republicans
to meet in convention in
C. (). l'robst, of Columbus. Ohio, secre- in-law will have him arrested claiming the shining roll of our honored great the grand jury
room that man ought
men that type 'of statesman which
tary of the convention.was detained at that he has three wives.
to
be
invited
to
step into a grand jury
shall be regarded as the most comhome by an outbreak of small-pox in
room
before
a
jury
of .!•„' men and be
Lmns .Jensen, an unmarried man of plete embodiment of the cardinal docbis state, and Dr. (.'. N. Metcalf. of Inindicted.
The
distinguished
i'o^-ell
I
Aldington,
fell
under
a
heavily
loaded
trines of our party.
There is not a
dianapolis, officiated in his stead.
Clayton,
of
Arkansas,
arose
to
defend
l
o
^
'
i
n
^
trujk
near
Lilly.
\
e
w
a
y
o
Republic.au in this convention whose
.«. —
county, tne hind wheel crushing his heart does not burn with ardor ior the majority report.
T h e i r (ioltlcu W e d d i n g .
There was wild applause when
hip.
Ho died in an hour.
triumph in the impending campaign.
Rev. R. C. Crawford and wife
Chauneey Depew arose to support the
If
there
i.s
eyer
a
time
for
Republ'retty Allie doodrirh, of Concord,
•of (irand Rapids, yesterday celemajority report, which he did brioHy.
was
only married two months ago to licans to differ it is precisely on such Ex-Senator Miller, of New York, spoke
brated their golden wedding by giving
as this, when they are met
a reception to the ministers of the Herbert Hacon, of (Irand Kapids, and occasions
together
for
the express purpose of for the minority, and as his first point
city and friends. Mr. Crawford was last week she was taken to Kalamazoo reaching ultimate
unity through the said that he had listened to many reborn in New York state about 7."i years suffering with melancholia.
coutest of present differences. in the ports of the eointnittee on credentials,
ago, and with his parents came to
A man representing
himself
as delicate business of agreeing upon the but this was the first time he had ever
Michigan no years ago. He has been Charles Williams is under arrest at
bearers for a great parly, heard a majority report which gave no
a Methodist minister ">:J years and has Lansing for horse stealing. He bought standard
there
is
abundant
opportunity for hon- reasons why it should be adopted exalways been located -in M-ichigan, oc- a horse and gave a chattel mortgage
est men to hold ana express honest cept that it was the majority rep >rL
cupying many important charges. He on a team he had with him.
differences of opinion and the more It had been said t h a t the majority reis now on the superannuated list
On account of high water in the earnest the men and the more honest port was 44 to !i; that was not so; it
river, operations have been temporar- the opinions, the more determined will was ~4 to 2,\. Was one ma ority to outSurrendered by If in liomlsmrn.
ily suspended by the booming company be the contents and collisions and the weigh everything else? The minority
had given reasons and not one speaker
The bondsmen of C. W\ Declute, of at Muskegon. Nine miles of jam are more complete the final unanimity.
had
given any fatrts to controvert it.
Coldwater, under arrest charged with being held back at Uridgeton.
With malice towards none, each ol
The national committea composed of
adultery,surrendered him to the officers
us
should
subordinate
all
merely
local
Mrs. C. W. De Clute, of Coldwater, and personal considerations to an the men whoVad led the party to vicHo was also arrested on a new charge
preferred by his wife of lewd and las- has withdrawn the charge of adultery earnest endeavor to secure the best in- tory last year, had after several days'
civious cohabitation. His piramour against her husband and Miss Hertha terests of the party.
of our deliberation given the four sitting
Teachout. The matter was fixed up trusted leaders are weakNone,
Miss Bertha Teachout, was
also
armen; all ol members their seats by -JS to :.'l, and it
rested, her father going1 her bail. by payinjj her a sum of money.
them are strong. J.f, as each delegate should be sustained unless facts were
Declute in default of bail is now in
C. C. Hnntley, late of Company K views the field, there is some man brought to impeach the facts of the
gaU.
First Michigan Cavalry, died very sud- whose figure seems to him larger, minority report which had not been
denly by the breaking of an abcess in whose fame more commanding, whose none.
<'
Children Drink Carbolic Acid.
his lungs, near an old gunshot wonnd. name more inspiring than that of any The vote was then polled on the
f f.Two children, both of whom are1 He has carried a rebel bullet for 27 other man, then the pathway of each motion to substitute the minority re1
Of
tender age and belonging years.
delegate should be broad and easy. ported andresultet^,';; ^ yeas,4C.:i nays.
Reports come from Coloma stating
•hat a man by the name of Carter
tame there a few years as*o and
Juunded a relicioo he called the church
>f martyrdom. Like all so-called reigious it soou Fathered around him a
people; cranks who looked upon, him
Is a leader and were g-uided by his adHce iu reliyious matters. Their peculiar actions so incensed ihe people of his
Snmediate neijrhborhuo t that they determined to take matters in their own
fcands and not appeal to the law. The
principal subject of his sermons was
'.Martyrdom," and he practiced
it ire1
It home by severely
beating
his
wife
ind imposing1 on any weaker person
tvho by change came in his way. His
brutal conduct and the unsavory
Itories told of his followers' religious
Observances has so incensed the neighborhood that a deiedition met him
Sunday ni^ht while he was returning
fvith several of his kind. He was then
ireat^d to a yood, warm, clingiu.y coat
>f tar, while a goodly supply of feath»rs were scattered over hi:n in order to
idd effectiveness to the picture, lie
rvas then let go.
*o Harry Roae, of Marcellus, obtained in some manner a bottle of
carbolic acid and both of them drank
cf 1U contents. Although every effort
Is being made to alleviate their pains
they are suffering terrible agony aud
prill die.
.
The rivers at Muir, the Urand and
the Maple, have overflowed their banks
aud are doiug a great deal of damage.
John C. Brown, of Saginaw, one
of the most extensive logging contractors in the northwest, has
failed, lie gave mortgages yesterday
to secure claims amounting to S94,O0a
Hii liabilities will reach 8115,000, with
nominal assets of 8'J0,ooo.
The Republican party has never yet
made a mistake in its choice of candidates; it will notmake a mistake here."
Hon. Fred Douglass, the venerable
ex-slave was called to the platform by
the calls of the vast audience. The
rules of the ;">lst Congress were adopted.
Then canes, hats, handkerchtefs, anything that couW be grabbed were swung
wildly in trftmph while the dome
seemed to tremble with the territtic
roars of applause. Cheer upon cheer
went up for Harrison. Attempts were
made to adjourn the convention, but a
lubstantial majority said no.
>
•
Tho I'ull i:« port ot
Adoptwti
The representatives of the RepitfeMe&ns of the
United Miiteu H»M*n>blud In general convention
on the »hore.s of the Mi.-BUftlppI Hivar, the ever• in'iit o mi inde»U'i.cubic republic.
most glorious chapter of htitory U tho
recorn oi iUv' ltepublicau party, isouunuulato
thflr countrym< n <JU the mujustlc mareb or tbo
nation uuuer thu banners hmcribeil with theprinciple.-* of out platform of lbito, vindicated by
victory at tho polls and prosperity lu our tlelda,
workshops mid mine*, aud make the following
We rt'Mtllrm the American doctrine of protection. Wo cull attention to i u growth abroad:
we maintain tint the prooperomi condition of
our country is largely due to the wise reveauw
legislation of the U«MUiblicau L'onKr<'t>».
We believe that nil articles which cannot b«
produced iu tlie United State*, except luxuries,
should be admitted Tree of duty, ami that on all
imports i omiiitf Into competii um with tho products of American labor there should lie levied
duties e<iuM.1 10 tho
dill'eruuce between wages
abroad mid at hiiim1.
We assort that ihe prices of manufactured
articles of iftMiuribt consumption have been reduced under the operations of the tariff act of
We denounce the efforts of the Democratic
majority of the House of Representatives to
destroy our turitT laws by piuceuietil aa is manifested by their attacks upon wool, lead and
lead ore*, tho chief products of a number of
states, und we ask tho people for their judgment
thereou.
We point to tlie success of the IJrfepublican
policy of reciprocity, under which bur export
trade has vastly increased and new and enlarged markets have been opened for the products of uiir farms and workshops*.
Wo remind the people of the bitter opposition
of tho Democratic party to this practical business measure, und claim that executed by a
Republican administration, our present laws
will eventually give u « control of the trade of
the world.
Tho American people, from tradition nnd Interest, favor bi-metallism, n.nd tho Republican
party demands the* use of both irold and silver
as standard money, with such restrictions and
under such provisions, to be determined by the
legislation, as will secure thts maintenance of
the parity of values of the two metals, so that
the purchasing and debt jiiiyintf power of the
dollar, whether of silver, tfold or paper, shall be
at all times equal. The interest* of the producers of the country, its farmers and its workinimieri, demand that every dollar, paper or
coin, Issued by tho government, ahull be aa good
as any oth r.
We commend the wise and patriotic steps already taken by our government to secure an in-ternationul conference, to adopt such measures
as will insure a parity of value between gold
and silver for u»o as money throughout tho
world.
Wo demand that every citizen of the United
StateH shall b.> allowed lo cast one free and u:W
restricted ballot in all public elections, and that
aucu ballot shall be counted and returned as
cast; that Mich laws shall be enacted and enforced it.-* will secure to every citizen, be he rich
or pour, native or foreign-born, white or black,
this sovereign right guaranteed by the Constitution.
'
Tho free and honest popular ballot, the just
and equal representai ion of all the people as
well as their just and e^tial protection under
the laws, are the foundation of our Republican
instituti'ins, and tl.o p.irty will never relent its
efforts until the integrity of the ballot and the
purity of election* shall be fully guaranteed and
protectid iu every state.
SlU'THKH.V Ol'TKAOKS.
"Wo denounce the continued inhuman outrages perpetrated on American citizens for political reasons in certain southern states of tho
uuiou.
VOIiKIGN KK1. IT1OVS
W e f a v o r t h o e x t e n s i o n of o u r f o r e i g n c o m m e r c e , tlie r e s t o r a t i o n of o u r m e r c a n t i l e m a i ' i n e
by h o m e - b u i l t s n i p s , a n d t h e c r e a t i o n of a n a v y
for tlie p r o t e c i i e u ot o u r n u l i o n a l interest.-* a n d
t h e h o n o r of o u r t\nx; t h e m a i u t e u a n < e of t h e
m o s t f r i e n d l y r e l a t i o n s w i t h a l l f o r e i g n po«ert>;
e n t a i i ^ l i u v ; a l l i a n c e s w i t h n o n e ; a n d tlie p r o t e c t i o n of t h e ri^'lit* of o u r f i s h e r m e n . W e r e alTirin o u r a p p r o v a l of t h e M o n r o e d o c t r i n e a n d
b e l i e v e in t h e a c h i e v e m e n t of tlie m a n i f e s t d e s t i n y of t h e republic, in i t s b r o a d e s t s e n s e . W o
f a v o r t h e e n a c t m e n t of m o r e s t r i n g e n t l a w s n n d
r e g u l a t i o n s for tin: r e s t r i c t i o n uf c r i m i n a l ,
pauper and contract immigration.
T D fiivor t tlicit'iit l«''.;isliitioii by C o n g r o s a to
pi'i >t <•«.• t t lit' l i e u n d l i m b s of e t n p l o j ' 1 s oi t r a n s *
p u r t a i i o i i eiiin i>anies e n ^ a c c i l in c a r r y i n g o n
inlei'-stlite < o m i n e n c , a m i I'ec'imineiid l e g i s l a tion Icy t In- r e a p e d ivo ^ a t e s t h a i will p r o t e c t
c i i p l o y e s ci\j;iii;eil in '•title c o m m e r c e , iu n u u *
;n;,' a n d m a n u l a c t u r i :i;r.
r
l ho liep;it)iiean p a r l y h a s a l w a y s b e e n t h «
c h a m p i o n of t h e oi'preKsi il. n n d r e c o g n i z e s t h u
d i ^ i i i i y of n i n i i h o o d , i r r o ^ p o c i i \ e oi f a i t h , c o l o r
or nal iniiu'lity ; it s j m p a l Inzes wii h t h e c a u s e oi
h o m o r u l e iu I r e l a n d , a n d p r o t e c t s at,'aiijst t h u
p e l ' s e i i l l t i o l l O l fllf" . l e w s i n U l l n s i a .
The ultiniiitc r e i i u i c e o r ireo popular povernmeiil i-. the inielliu'eiire
of i b e people a n d tlui
1
maiiiteiiiHHi
of freedom amonu men. Wo
i
-tlH'++it>i-*M-l4H-lH4'»-w-Hr»w—++U-F• <le*otKm -tit -liheviy
of thounlit and cnn-cien(;e, of speech and press,
nnd npprove all agencies nnd int-trumi'idalitieH
wliich coniribntc to tiie edueat on of the children of the laud; but while insisting upon tho
fullt'M measure of religious l i h e r t \ , %\e a r e opposed t o a - i v union ot'ehureh and state.
\Vo realllrm our opposition, declared in tho
(•publican platform of 1«>8, to .ill combinations
of capital, organized in trusts or otherwise, to
control arbitrarily the condition of trade nmonj;
our citizens, W e heartily indorse the action
already taken iipon t h i s subject a n d ask for
xnch further legislation as raay bo required to
remedy any defects in existing laws, ami to
render their enforcement more complete u n d
elTtctivc.
We npprovo t\\c. policy of cxtcndlnpr t o towns,
vilhi^'es and rural coinmunities tho a d v a n t a g e s
of the fi'cf deli\er\ service, now enjoyed by t h e
larger cities of the country, and reaffirm t h e
doelariitinn1 contained in t h e liejmblicun platfoirn of b -.^, plediiiiiK t h e reduction of letter
poptARn to one cent a t t h e earliest p ssible
moment consistent with the m a i n t e n a n c e of t h e
l'ostofliee D e p a r t m e n t and t h e highest class of
postal service.
c i v i l , SERVICE.
Wo commend tlie spirit and evi'ienco of rrform in tbo civil service nnd t h e wise and consistent enforcement by t h e Republican p a r t y of
the laws resiul.il ing t h e same.
NK'AISAOI'A CAN AT..
Tho construction of the Nicaragua Canal \$ of
the highest importance to the American people,
n* a nuasii-.e of natioiial defense and to build;
lip and maintain American commerce, and it
should be controlled by tho I'nited States Government.
TEMMTOfUKS.
We favor the admission of the romaininp territories at the earliest practicable date, having
due regard to the interests of the people of the
territories and of the I'nited States. All the
federal officers appointed for tho territories
should be selected from bona tide residents
thereof and the ri-iht of self-crovemment should
be accorded as far as practicable.
AUII> I,ANI>S.
We hs.vo cession, s\ihject to tho homestead
laws, of the arid public lands to tho states and
territories in which they lie, under nuch conuresftinnal restrictions ns to disposition, reclamation and occupancy by settlors as will
secure tho maximum oenoflts to the people.
TUB <OM:MHIAN EXPOSITION,
The World's Columbiau Exposition is ft great
national undertaking and Conj-ross should
promptly enact mich reasonable legislation in
aid thereof a* will insure a discharging of the
expense and obllsrationR incident thereto, and
the attainment of result* commeuioril-i with
the dignity and proj?ross of the natlto.
INTKMVKrtANfK.
Wo sympathize with all wise and legitimate
efforts to lessen «nd prevent tho evils of Internperance and promote morality.
VEVSIOXS.
Kvpr mindfnl of the services and sacrifices of
the men who saved the life of the nation, we
pledge anew to the veteran noldiem of the republic a watchful care and recognition of their
just claims upon a grateful people.
HAHHISONVS ADMINISTRATION.
We commend the able, patriotic and thoroughly American administration of President
Harrison. Under it the country has enjoyed r«markable prosperity and the dignity and honor
of the nation, at home and abroad, have be«n
faithfully maintained and we affer the record of
plodges kept as a guarantee of faithful performance in the future,
•
u:\r
*'.'..
A good old great-great-great grandmother died a few days ago, aged 106
(Joe day she got the key and went in.
My love he roams the dark bluo sea
', Though it WHS Augubt the interior Story of » Farmer Who Just .Kncupett years, in West Virginia, wbow doBegirt by golden shore,
Being Buried Allvr.
ftcendants number 2,000.
was cold and damp, almost like a
And though my love tnty absent ba
•Ilk*
A aevr desig in sugar-plum tray*
cellar. Cobwebs hung from the two
In June, 1868, George Wellington.
I'll lov« him evw more.
long Btovepipea that extended the an Indiana farmor, fell into a trance •hows a trout approaching1 a fly on tho
The moon shines bright his bark to guide, whole length of the building. Torn wnich carae very near being the cause end of a tishliue, and the twists of tha
The stare burn far and clear,
hymn-books were lying about aud of his meeting a horrible death by line spell the sentence: Uave a bite?
/Eolua rings his airy straina
several window panes were broken. being buried alive. Of courso tie was
Forever in his ear.
A correspondent wants to know this,
A general air of desolation pervaded supposed to be doad, states tho St "Ought cousins to marry?" Why, cerMy lovo, it is the dark blue sea
Tto OM-Ums ctzapl*
the place. Milly sat for a long limo Louis Republic, and tho doctor who tainly. All the other relatives get
rcmedjlxwn the Georyl*
So deep and pure and stronpr,
ewampa antfleldahas
thinking, thinking. Then she walked called to maku tho examination so de- married. % «Vhy shouldn't a cousin
And like a buoyant boat so light,
gone forth to the mtipode*.
It bears my love along.
very quickly to Mrs. Flint's, who lived clared. But as Wellington had re- marry?
near by.
tired in perfect health tho night boI confounding tho theorist ft
Mr. Oldboy: "Why do you bring so
My eyes are all the sta,rs ho sees,
' those who depend w l e l j en t o n
fore.
there
were
those
among
the
My arms for him the,shore;
•"
•Oh. Mr*. Flint, isn't it disgracomuch water, Tommy? I merely asked
I physician's skiiL There la bo blood
Within a haven safo he'll tlnd
' taint which It does not Immediately
ful to have our meeting-house shut neighbors and friends who onjeetod to for a drink." Tommy: ''I thought
Whene'er the breakers roar.
eradicate. Poisons outwardly absorbed or t t o
any
undue
haste
in
putting
the
reup?" she cried, on entering.
you'd need more than a glassful, 'cause
result of vilo diseases from within all yield to tbl*
—luter-Ocean.
potent but slrupla remedy. It la an unequal**
"La, child! what should it be open mains of tho popular fanner under sister said last night you were the
tonic, builds up the old and feeble, cures all dtseaae*
for?" asked Mr* Flint in amazement ground. Finally, however, arrange- driest old stick she ever knew."
arlalng from Impure blood or weakened vitality.
WHAT A GIRL DID.
"Why, to -feav.e a minister, as they ments for the burial wore all comIkstid for a treatias. Examine tho proof.
Bingo: "I went to a dry goods store
do at Lincoln, and everywhere else pleted and the supposed corpse was the other day to settle my wife's acBook* on HBl<x>d and Skia Diseases " txuaiod frae»
loaded into a hearsu. After tho rePluraville "foh do wtih1' was an but just here in Plumville."
count, and by jove, do you know, she
Druyglata Sell It.
interesting' little village lyin g- in a re"There's no uso talkin1, Milly: we mains had boon deposited in >ih« didn't owe a cent!" Kingly: ''Great
8WI2T SPECIFIC CO.,
mote valley of a New England agri- haven't any money, nor auy puolic wagon of death, and beforo tho /(pro- Scott! "What wus the matter?'' Uingu
cession
had
left
the
house,
a
runaway
Drawer a, Atlanta, Ca,
cultural district If the soil was thin, spirit "
She had transferred it to another
team
collided
with
tho
hearse
and
unei
the rocks wero thick—so thick, inIf afflicted
[ store."
if you'll help me I'll have thai
Thompson's Eya Water.
•ore
deed, that it was a grim joko that a church open naxt Sunday," cried ceremoniously dumped the coiHn out
upon
tho
hard
ground.
This
broke
ahotgun was needed to got the Beed- Milly.
A CKMT8 p*ye for a.11 AJumiiium Lord't*
the trance, and thu thoroughly frightw Uouvetur Uli^im Hncl wimi<lo eopy ut our
I
cora into the first and between the
1
T. i. OU.MOHK,
K « l Ol
Olive S
St., 1
1UL
"Me!
What
can
I
do?
'
sighed
Ma^ume.
ened
Wellington
yelled:
"For
(iod's
Becond. Owing to this bed rock, the
poor
Mrs.
Flint,
aghast
Kxperlence a>
sake, let me out of this " What hapdrainage was poor, and what the
years. Write u s ,
A d vi< ti y P'fr.
.
"If
you'll
iret
your
husband
to
mow
punud
prior
to
this
lucky
a
•cidtmt
:s
ANOTHER
LIFE
SAVED
—
S
U
F
drought spared, budden showers swept
A. Si. £,-i iilCJlil V A Ml x>.
0. * WaUiacUia. P.O.
the grass and sweep out. I'll do thy related in the farmer's own words as
FERED AGONIES FOR YEAR3.
away.
T h o m a s P. Simpson, V
rest"
follows:
1>. i'. No «ttv'n Ti't? until 1'atent i>Lw
All the young men wont West, the
tained. Wriu* for Invv'jitor'B (iuide.
"I
don't
believe
he
can."
v
' I retiro.l in my visual health, but Girun L"p to IMe--Restured to Heult \ by
old shoemaker had moved away, and
<tr Rnnnrn. Silk ar Bontinf.
"Yes. he can, if he has a mind io, noticed that I did not I'all asleep until
even the minister had departed, leavAHKKII'AN FI,A(;nii.Ca r t
JJr. iviJuier'a Swamp-Kout.
It
wouldn't
take
an
hour,"
asserted
Easton.
Pa. Send fur price*.
after midnight. When I .(.woke tho
ing a monumental pair of crossed
Milly.
clock was striking i>. I mado a movepoles to bar the entrance to tho meetrelic
••Well
I'll
ask
him,
but
I
know
he
ment to get out of bed. but, to my
in' house. And yet those natives—
• Sic hj «»11. hU««U*
KIODER'S
PASTILLES
ama emen^ could stir nether hand
New England men and women—wera wont"
I had full use of my ears,
"Oh. don't ask him, toll him he nor foot.
not lacking in shrewdness and combut could not opon my eyes. I argued
mon sense. They were simply dis- must' 1 said Milly, decidedly.
couraged. With all their hard labor
After much protest Mr. Flint agreed at lir.-t that 1 was not yet wide awake,
Cures All Female Diseases.
they never got beyond the bare ne- to cut a few swaths in front of tho but when my wile shook mo an 1
Sam)i>.- ami lio"k fn-f. Bind 'tc. Marapto
cessities of life. They had no amuse- church door, but no persuasion could called mo by name and I could not
D r . J . A . M c G i l l & C o . , 3& a P a r a n a fL, Chicago,
ment, no expectations, no hope. Tho induce him to attack the cobwebs in- respond by moving even a:i eyelid I
became satisfied that I was in a trance.
women nevor had timo to Bit down. sido.
to .5 lbs. nor mouth by harni lew* herbal
but spent their days cooking and
A notice in a feminine hand ap- My mind was ne.ver clearer and my
Iri.-inediesi. S'n starving, MI inconvenienc»
sirtrl r.o had etTetcts. Strictly confidential.
washing in tho kitchens. Tha front peared on tho post office door, and hearing was painfully acute. I mado
IV frr rir<*ii':i'-- a m i ' »*.r i m n n in ',* * '1,1 r«s« O r .
O
\V
F
SNYVEB.MoYicker'HTheatre
Bids. Chicago.IO.
eliort
after
elVort
to
throw
o
f
T
the
room was always closely .shuttered, the another was nailed to the big elm
weight
that
seemed
holding
me
down,
front steps wero overgrown with (tne natives called it ollum) at "the
Brown's
coarse weeds, end the front gate ro- Corners," to the olVect that "Sundav, but it was not until after the doctor
French
fused to open. Everybody carae and August L;S. D. V., thero will be serv- pronounced me dead that I felt any
5 ; Dressing] stoei.
went by tho back door, along the nar- iced in the Congregational church. real alarm. Up to that timo it had
row worn foot-path. No flowers wero All aro invited." Old men put on seemed as if I could r soon get rid of
cultivated, and few varieties of vege- their spectacles and read these no- the weight. Had a ; un been fired in
S , - n . l f o r In:•<• • • ! . . i • • - < I •• <I<•' <'i- H , • «• t n ( i U a i n a J a t f n t .
tables. News was old when it reached tices slowly through — usually aloud, tho room I am sure the spoil would
•<rrm f o r P U ' i ' ^ t '•'?• i » K . - \ S i < ) . \ o n d U « l > T Y L A W S .
Plumvillo, and excited little more and also usually said: "I declar1 for't!" have been broken, but after the doctor's
EATRICK 0 FARBLT L. - vrASHINOTON, D. C.
interest than archaeological stories.
On Sunday morniny. August -S. tho ultimatum 1 felt sure that I was to be
T h e a b o v e is a p t o d l i k e n e s s of M>. G e o . C.
Few books were brought, and those farmers for five miles around camo buried alive. Horrible thought!,.._.It C r a d i c k , e n g r a v e d froin a p b o t o , t a k e n a s h o r t CENTRAL
few of a kind in which no rational be- over tho hills and plunged down into was all of a sudden that it Hashed" Hnio a^'o a m i x ' n t t o D r . K i l m e r & C o . , w i t h MICHIGAN
io lur.ri.'st a n i l i .»-vt j j a y i n i c m p i , :is p r o T e d by
ing could feel un interest
Vlumville valley.
The horso shed across my "mind, but it troubled me1 h U It'ttcr u r d {jiirkngo of CK.VVEL h r s p e a k l dUr. . ^.v 11A.cji
itcM'i'H. "\Vo~ uf.i-r a t l o w p r i c e s ,
more than 1 can tell. AH I ha< neve: a b o u t , v.):i'.-h w a s iu>s(iLvi"n a n d e x p e l l e d A F - v o r y e a s y ti(j:iLtur:il
ert.is. 2 0 , 0 0 0 A c r e s o f f o o d u n i m p r o v e d
In tho spring of 1880 old Mr. was full of "teams;" every hiiching
F a r m i n g L a n d s i n I s a h r l h i (•nunty, center o f L o w e i
died boforo, how wa-s I to know tlm TEH VSiNO a ff'.l' b:>ttl<'S of f>\VAMl»-ItOOT. T h e 1-Vninsula.
W r i t e f o r pn.i::[itiU-i. n.;d led free.
Elkins fell sick. His wife had just post was in uso. Even Deacon Bird
J
sensa'iou.
Co'ikl ttje dead hoar and follow ins: is Mr. Cvailii.'k'e u n s o l i c i t e d a c c o u n t Wells,Stone&, Co .Saginaw Mlch.
was
on
time,
marshaling
his
numerous
died, and ho had no children. It Was
t
thi-nk/. Was the niin-.l of a corpse in of h i s distrossinsr a m i p a i n f u l case.
an added burden to the weary neigh- progeny down tho aisle, quite uncon(iosi'oiiT, I m l . , J a n . 1?, 1S02.
active operat'on when preparations
bors, who felt that they must "do" scious (as all good men are) of tho
D r . K i l m e r i t (.'•>,, Hin^Ijiimlon, N . Y . :
were
boin^'
nvide
to
bury
it,
forever?
I d o n o t ki;i;\v liuw t o e x p i v ^ s my hi a r t - M l
for the old man. At the best it was makeshifts in thoir attire, called thus
Those wera problems which 1 could t h a n k s t o y o u fur tlic licnt-tit 1 imve r e o - i v r d
fragmentary service, and the invalid Buddenly to do duty as Sunday-go-tonot solve, und tho agony they caused f r o m USII.L: y m i r ls«pain[> Root K i d n e y , Livci
was alone many hours out of every meeting clothes. Tho soft summer
a n d RladLiiT r a r e .
I am n n w >'/A vi-ars oli!,
ma will UL2\ er be known.
twenty-four. Tho relief was great, air swayed the long cobweb* dependa m i h a v e &ufTfi"»'d a l m o s t d e a t h fcjraiiout three
y e n r s . I h u d -^ivt-n u u t o i h r , b u t &s I profest
therefore, when somehow, or other a ing from tho rusty stovepipes and blew
to be a CIiT-htian m a n a m i a threat lielii-vi'i 1 io
FENCING A3 A SCIENCE.
nephew's widow, or a cousin's daugh- out tho musty taint of mouldy months.
t h e p r a y e r of tin 1 r i g h t e o u s , I pray<'d t h a t (iod
ter, appearod as nurse and houseIt was half pastj,ten." Perfect silence
w
o u l d s e n d s<>:iiLtLiiiiir t h a t w o u l d p r o l o n g m i
f r i r s t - C I s i s s S k i l l A r r \ > r v S c a r c e in
keeper. Sho brought a niece- with reigned in tho little baro church.
]ife, rti1 <I I fi r l t l m n k l i d t o H i m a n d yi>u fur
[
' I ' l l i , ( < K I 111 ;• v .
t h e m e a n s t i n t \va> M-nf. >I ;iy ( i o d ^ p a i c y o u r
her—a slip of i\ freckled girl about Some gray heads wero bent forward,
I
m
p
r
o
v
e
m
e
n
t
of
i
n
d
i
v
i
d
u
a
l
s
k
i
l
l
!
a
s
life
m a n y y.u'-s y t -t, t h a t yn\ m u y h e a r ' t h e
sixteen years old, whoso name was as befitting tho place, but lively eyes
g r e a t u'oud t h a t y u n r m r c i r i n e i-, iioiii_-. O n
b
y
n
o
m
e
a
n
s
kc.i)t
p
'
i
c
o
w
i
t
h
i
h
>
Milly French. Milly assumed tho glanced over tho spectacle? in eager
ilie'JOlh of. Aii!, r ti-t, l^'.tl, Mr. F r a n k J.JUVMIII,
case of the chickens, milked tho cow. expectation. A few women shaded g r o w t h of l o n c i n g m t h i s c o u n t r y d u r - y o u r uniii'i^i.-l wt S p e n c e r , p c i ^ n a d e d m e t o t a k e
fed Towsor, and as sho camo and thoir eyes with coarsened «hands in a i n g t i i e p a s t t e n y e a r s , s a y s ;i w r i t e r a b o t t l e on t r i a l . I hrtve t a k e n a few b u t t l e *
I n l<s,s;i t h e a n d it h u s b r o u g h t o u t of my I'huhler lime or
went about thoso duties the neighbors prctonse o( being at prayer, but even in H a r p e r ' s W e e k l y .
p r a v e l \v hieli I h a w .-aved in q u a n t i t y t h e •size
wondered to hear her singing liko a there a profound alertness was visible. 1 F e n c e r s ' c l u b of N e w V o i ' k w a s n r - uf a j^oose r<rjj, a n d 1 now feel like a n e w m a n .
happy bird. Sho throw open the Then this happened: Milly French rose g:mi/.e;i, a n d i t s in '.ueiHV m o r e t h a n May (inil lili-r-s y o u a n d y o u r uie'uiciue. 1 r e front blinds and lot tho sunlight eac- and camo forward to tho com mini ion a u y o i l i e r eau.se- l i a s d o n e - m u c h t o d e - innin y o u r h u i u b l " s e r v a n t .
( i r . o u o n C. C I U P I C K
rilogiously stroum through tho win- table, upon which stood a basket of v e i o p iuUM'o^t i n t h i s s p > r t T i m d i s - B o x ~7.i.
dows. She evon sol the sacred front lovely ferns and late roses. She looked p l a y of i g n o . a n c o of t h o t r u e p r i n c i DP: VR D o n > >H - -I uiiie !_iv:u ; 1> nsure in anfenoitv;'
where
door ajar, and sat on tho door steps serious, but not at all frightened. Sho p l e s 1 w h e h g o v . ; r u
pweriii'jj your letti-r, which I received t ' d i i v .
—y-vea
a,..-U-uuihcr
.
o
i
u
u
m
a
m
d
a
n
u
u
^
k
t
l
a
.
on pleasant afternoons with her knit- r c; \xTH p sal in i n~aTel e a r~ v bvoo. gave oiff
Tou~slfy~TyiHrAi.;TiiitTt like To "put.iisirTf : y Tr^ii-;
ting work. If the sunset was very a.hymn, which wai aun£ by threa el- g o l h e r is s i m p l y d e : > l o r a b : o . H e r o in inoniul in your (iuide to }b\iiiii for a« hile.'-*
gorgeous sho was seen with idle hands. derly women iti tho front pew, then she N e w Y o r k — i ' w^> e , e l u d < ! s a y a d v . e n 1 have no oSjictiun< nt all, for I want to d o
Tho spindling grass was sheared otY, opened a book and rend Phillips o r fifteen !irst.-clas$ m e n —wo h a v e all in my power for alilietcd humanity. I syi.d
by this mail a h>t of the gravel laSout mieso that tho gato would swing back Brooks' sermon from the text: • Com- n o t h i n g 1 >ft b u t a l o t of w o r s e t h : u i b a l f o f w h a t I saveii) t h a t t h e Swamp-Root
easily.
fort ye my people." It can br> imag- t h i r d - c l a s s fi?ace:'s, w h o s e w o r k is of dis-'olvi'd and expelled.
'tho
pronounced
Imp- h a z a r d ,
touchTwo years ai;o la>t September I wa* taken
"it is < nough to make Mis' Elkins ined, perhaps, how the?© sympathetic
and-go
ViU'.Cty.
Tllr;
IV.Sllll
O[' lilC! with jiain nhm-ist all over me, my head and
words
chained
the
au>>nt:on
and
turn in her grave." said neighbor
back, my legc and feet became cold, would get
It championships o;' tho Amato.ir Fenc- tick at my etoiiuuh and vomit often, tuflerFlint. But Minnio watered her honey- touched tho nearts of all present
suckles, propped up her daisies, put was a pretty sicrht and never to be ing league recently, wh -re t h e win- ing u jjreiit ilenl from chills, and at times these
ner made a porce it age of 4 •">.-><) and were no severe tl>*t I thotiirlit I r^nild freeze
rich loam into tho sandy waste, and forgotten by those who saw ir.
to death. My system was ali run «.i»? %ml I
t
At the close tho Oo';oiogy was given h e M3 ond man M.'^.\, w a r r a n t s this felt had all over. Tho cotuiiJsKi of my B r t a i
was rewarded by multitudes of blossoms. When tho heus scratched up with a will. And thus, I). V., tho declaration. Several o.' our most ex- was i.ot so bad thro'iirh t h e d a r , b u t d u r i n g
nii_'hL, ut times, 1 had to £• t u p every hour,
her treasures she contrivod an inclos- PlumVillo church was opened on Sun- pert fencers were not onto rod, else wo the
and often e\i rv half luuir. 1 uuiTered terribly
should
have
h
a
d
better
sport,
but
as
u<*e of palings that circumscribed day morning. August '-'8, and it has
from b u r n i n g and *eivlilipg sensations.
their operations. By and by she ad- never been closed sinco. That was it was t h e showing was miserable.
Would urinate sometimes a gallon & fiipht,
To advanco the s t a n d a r d of skill it then it eeeuu d my kuinevs and back TTUUIJ
ded a trellis for a wild r,;so bush, and years ago, but Milly French still reads
a long tent of twine /or her fluffy a sermon thero every Sunday morn- would seem advisable to establish kill me. I had been troubled with constipafor many years, b u t siueo. u^ing vour
Sho has educated that people t h r e e c l a s s e s — t h e tir-t to include tion
wood-clematis. Little by little the ing.
Swamp-Root have been better than for a long
those
only
who
have
secured
a
pri
o
small house, unpainted, but tinted a far beyond their means to pay for.
time. T h e meuielue has helped my appetite
soft Bilvery, weather-beaten gray, They invite no candidate' to their in any first-'l;vss aTair, r club or other- wonderfnlly, and it seeuis aa though 1 could
began to outline its windows in bright pulp:t They are familiar with the wise; t h e eecond to he o r m e d o f those Eot eat enough.
I live annut six miles in the country from
green, and to throw woodbine gar- great preachers of the world. Some who have secured a fair per cent ol Gosport.
1 wa* burn and rai*etl here and have
tho
po
n
t
s
in,.,
their
bouts
with
t
h
o
lands all over the homely porch. incline to episcopacy, and do not see
been a meiabt" ot the M. E. Church for fortySeason aftcv season went by. Milly "how you can get around tho laying first-class m^n- ail o t h e r s to be con- two years.
Pardon n.? for wvitiiir: so much, for I feel
now had seeds and cuttings to give on o' hands." homo are liecchoritos; sidered t h i r d - c l a s s men ur.til they
t h a t I woul-.i m>vc< z e t t h r o n s h prai>ing your
have
gained
the
necessary
percentage.
away. She carried bouquets to tho others agree with Channing. Dean
preat remedy for Kidiu\v. Liver a n d Bladder
sick, potted a root for a friend, brought Stanloy and Cnnoa Farrar have a , T h e record* should he m a d e a t period- ( troubled. Your true friend,
G E O . C. CR.VPICJC.
Robertson and Maurice i icai meeL.nir* appointed f.>r tbKt pur- ; *
a jar of mignonette from Lincoln or following.
No creed ( pose by a committee elected by the[ Thosa »ho try Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root
received a package of seeds from the are admired und loved.
Tiie percentage I have generally lirst employed the family phyflorist. It thus came to pass that binds their consciences, no formulated ' tirst-class fence:-s.
1
They range necessary to b-> ad in't ted to t h o *idan, or used all tiie presrriptions" within
every houst in Pluraville soon boast- vow restrains them.
ed a f.ower bed, a n ! in winter every over spiritual truths as presented by second class should bo determined hy reach without rjem-tit As a lust resort, when
their ease has beecrme clironio, the symptom*
kitchen had at least one window full different and differing minds. Earnest the committee and t h e meetings and complicated,
and tic Ir ••nstitntion run down,
t
h
e
i
r
result
regularly
recorded
in
a
of petunia or geraniums, the steam of discussions and /.Pilous argument
then
they
tuke.
.his rt medy, and it is just such
In this way
washing or cooking causing them to (show on occasion unusual thoughJful- bo:>k for that purpose.
east'b
and
cures
as the one aboTe ihat ha\"t;
we should havo yearly t o u r n a m e n t s made Swamp IUnit
f?row wonderfully. Cold frames for nc98 and cultivation.
5.nho\« nn*i pven it a
made up from classes, t h e champion- world-wide rtpntat.o:-. Book «or.tainin£hunpansies wero manufactured.
Even
Thanks to Milly French Flumvillo.
strawberries and asparagus woro *u- a bower of vinos and flowors, is one ship would bo an interesting event, irtd« of «ther h'bti uoufcils »tui valuable intempted. And that these improve- of tho prettiest of small villages ' a n d t h e stand a d of fencing advanced formatioQ sent f r * upon appJJrttien. At
rKU', ttty cwnt titc or one doHaxtlzc,
or
ments might not fail the land about physically, while for intellectual and \ considerably ahead of where it is
T
Dr
Kilm.-rAv^o..
ni«"»h:\mton.
N
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Y.
now.
the house was drained, low branches spiritual training it is ono of tho most
lopped off, the sink nozzle extended to advanced.—Augusta W. Kellogg, in
""ERTEj.
tor l i l < H e a l t h .
a safe distance, till light and air and Harper's Weekly.
get our goods in your town, write
drynees came to the*©, denizens of tho
Tattered Timothy—Tve-b^en trampkitchen.
in1 four years, ma'am; an' it's all 'cause
to us giving particulars and we
nnd
I hoard dat iler doctor* recommend
will see that you are supplied.
You wouid not have known PlumMr. Rillffate (entertaining n, friend walk in' as dor bo-»t e zeroise,
We are the pioneer shoe manvilie. Why, the shoemakor, who nt hia suburban houso) — I h:ivo not
Mrs. Trim —Welt, tho doctor* are
ufacturers
of the west, having
came back to stay, pretended ho had much elo^aneo to otTor you, but this
right;
valk
along.
—r
never seon it before. It was rumored modest little homo is tho result of
been manufacturing shoes exthat a bakers cart would come over years of self-sacrifice and it's dour to
clusively for over a quarter of a
Glff,
from Lincoln onco a week, and on the mo.
y
century, and SELL NO GOODS
j T h e r e is ono thing a"hout. n
ntvength of it tho postmaster cleared
His Guostr—Oh, 'that is delightful.
IB
M I C H I G A N f n a THAT A R E NOT OUR OWN
off a shelf and drove six nails in the By tho way. who owns that elegant pleo club ihikt I novor could underI ft lna«s near railroads, in Alcana,
stand
AIpciMt and Montmorency eotia- MAKE.
looio doorsteps. Bufc this Plumviile mansion across tha way?
tie*; toil, rich clay aixl gravel l o a n s ;
What
was
that?
boom is far ahead of my story. Long
Billgato— Oh. that belongs to ono
lMrtfwcx>4l Wraber; well watered by springs
hero the ffloe camo in — and Uviag tu*aoi»; s««r churcbet, schools *nd
before the flowers had begun to bo of my commercial travelers.—Sparo
B»e!y town*. P R H , f% »• f ) p«r Mr*. Easy terma.
CHAN8ON.
puzzled much over the unused church.
They all Testily
A THRILLING EXPERIENCE.
Swift's
SpicHIC
SWAMP-ROOT TO THE FRONT.
PATENTS
FLAGS
-BLOSSOM"
~FAT FOLKS REDUCED
LADIES
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rery common there, Milly Frencfc Moments.
Truth.
Porfe«t WtU*.
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lished in "Wallace's Year Books,
the best authority on earth. I
would ask them to explain to the
people how Maud S., Jay-Eye-See,
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1892
Axtell, Nelson, Palo Elto, Direct
and many others got their records,
Enough money has been spent if it was in a race or otherwise'? I
on the roitils of this State in tho will say, and it is the opinion of
last century to have nuule every many jj;ood horsemen who saw
main road in the commonwealth Nestor when he ^ot his mark of
as hard as a rock and as smooth as '2:2ti|, that if he had only been in
a floor, and reasonably level and (H'ood company he would surely
straight,--if only the money had have had a record better than 'i:~0.
been used systematically and notAs it was he went a 'match race
frittered away on wasteful experi- and distanced his opponent the
ments and in repairs which are first heat, making for himself a reworse than neglect. Enough will cord of ~:2()^, which is very fast
he similarly used in the next hun- for any stallion to be making a
dred years. Isn't it about time season in the stud in this part of
for the thrifty people of the Statt the country for so small a fee as
to bi^iii to look at their own per- #10. H e should have at least £50,
f
Here I Am Again.
To the front with a larger stock of Men's
Boys, and Childs clothing than ever before. Railroad Guide.
Our summer coats and vests ranging in
prices from 75cts to $4.00 can't be beat, tJrund TruHk Railway Time Table.
which we are overstocked with. Our boot
and shoe stock is complete* Our fine pants
can not be beat. We have a larger stock of 4:1U 7:4:V
LENOX
Armada
pants and overalls than ever before and in «:4U 7:17
Homeo
U.55
fact we have better goods for the money 6:10
7:-Hi
1125
ixom
than ever before.
< 8. Lyon-( i 3:40
k. {
Id. I
Now do not fail to call on us when in
Hambur*
6:16
4:18
PINCKNEY
INCKN
town and examine our goods and prices.
4:47
i0:Ul
Gregor
regory
5:07
10:45
5:06 J tS tbokbridg
ei k g a
nianent interests in this matter?
and has not stood less than #~5
— i « *.
sinee he got his mark of 2:~<>^ at
The Loves
uvt's of Christoulipr
Christopher Columbus. East Sa^inaw the 17th of July,
Among the earliest things learn- ISS'.I. Before that time his fee
ed at school is that "in 14,*2 Colum- was £15, and never liad any good
bus sailed o'er the ocean blue" and j mares, as he stood where his sire
discovered America; and every re- stood and he got all the good
minscence of the event and of the mares, as he is the sire of eight in
great discoverer is being revived the '2'MO list and a prospect for a
this quadri-centennial year. But good many more this season. 1
with it all we have heard compara-; saw thirty-rive of Nestor's colts
lively little about Mrs. Chrostopher three years ago and 1 made the reColumlms, the faithful wife who , mark at the time that 1 never saw
inspired and encouraged Columbus a finer lot of colts by any horse: in
through all his trials and disap- fact I never saw a poor one; all
pointments, and helped him to his good size, good style ami color
life's great work. In Demorests and fiction. There was never any
Family Magazine for July there is of his colts worked except two,
an especially fine article, "The! and one of them shows this spring
Loves of Christopher. Columbus," betterthan ',) minutes. The other
which gives an interesting account one was handled about three weeks
of this phase of the life of the late last fall and has not been on
great discoverer, the numerous il- the track this spring but paced 95
lustrations including copies of rods in 4'2 seconds better than 2:22
very rare old portraits, among gait, a four-year-old this spring
them the most authentic one of j with no breeding, on dam's side,
Columbus himself. Mrs. Helen ' just a common farm mare. Now,
Campbell contridutes one of her ! gentlemen, don't be browbeaten by
realistic papers, "Child Life in the ; any smooth-tongued person. 13e
Slums of New York,"' which isem-j your own judge and look the dobellished with numerous eharactei - cumi nts over and you will agiee
istic pictures. "How to How with- with me that wind is cheap, but
out a Teacher" is especially ilpro-1 that good horses with a record of
pos; and with the plain directions, ~--'»l are scarce. You r.^ay u.ik
and about a score of pictures to a n > ' sporting authority what to
look at besides, one would not lie breed to, and they will all
all say
very apt who could not learn to every time that if you want s
manage a boat in a very short breed to speed.
1 will go any day with good day
time. Every lover of his country
will be interested in the article on land track and show 2M:> on this
"The American Flag," which, be- track, and will give a good new
sides the historical information single harness to any stallion in
nbout our "star-spangled banner," this vicinity, without being workgives tin? fullest directions for ed, that will go and trot an exhibimaking one at home, which will tion mile with Nestor, or who will
reduce considerably the cost of it. trot a mile a good suuaiv ^a U m
I n addition, there are excellent.' *2:<"H) or better. Now, you keen
stories by well-known writers, horsemen with so much speed,
The numerous departments are ' show your horses u]i or chew the
particularly interesting, and there rair. i mean business.
are nearly li(Hl pictures, including
J. E. LATUKOT.
a fnll-page oil picture, "Lucious
Highland Station, M;iv :!0,
Fruits," which is a brilliant and
artistic piece of coloring. The
Specimen Cases
subscription price to this magazine
S. II. Clifford, New Cassel, \Vis.,
is only *2 a year; single copies 20
was troubled with neuralgia and
cents. Published by AY. Jennings rheumatism, his stomache was disorDemorest, 15 E. 14th st., New-dered, his liver was all'ected to an
York Citv.
alarming degree, appetite fell away
and he was terribly reduced in health
and strength.
Three bottles of
r
Money Talks.
Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Hanisburg, 111.
"We clip the following from the
had
a ninning ^ova on his leg of
jVIilford Times. As Durkee and
eight years' standing. Used three
Burden of tins place are the bottles of Electric bitters and seven
owners of a colt sired by Nestor boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,'
we- tnought that ninny of our and his leg is sound and well.
readers would be interested in John Speaker, Catawba, 0., had five
large fever sores on his logy'doctors
reading the puff:
said he was incurable. One bottle
I, the undersigned, will match Electric Bitters and .one box of
the stallion Nestor or one of his Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him
colts four years old that never had entirely. Sold at F. A. Sigler's
to exceed HO days' work, against drug store.
any stallion or any of their get,
trotter or pacer, owned in this viWASHES
cinity and making the season of
WITHOUT
1892 in the stud, that came in con.WEARING OUT
tact with Nestor, for a sum of S100
to *.")00, mile h eats in harness, the
best i) in ">, pay or play, to go on
AS LITTLE OR
MiH'ord track any time with 10
days1 notice.
IS REQUIRED.
As my smart opponents claim
FOLLOW
Nestor to have a tin-cup record, it
DIRECTIONS'
stauds a strong record, and is pub-
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DKI.HI. Ohio, Fob., 1891
A yonng man, 2fi years old, is subject to a
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of the full moon, and be at such tin.eg raves and
ia out of his mind I'aator Koenig's Nerve Tonic
holps him every time.
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Act on a new principle—
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sptfiiily cur* biliouint'M,
torpid liver and constipation. Sinall^(*t, niildeut,
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Dr
596 Northwest St., Oct. S, i*H). \
After doctoring four monthi for nervous
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--AN—
only two bottlua, and I thank God now I am HO
hearty and well that I can again attend to my
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In thlstowii —»n »»n»irjfv->tic workninti to J
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take orders and Al'l'LV out- jiml«unls
Thin remedy haa boon prepared by the HeVPrend
la this vlrlntty
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prepared
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complimentary special trains are
fed for several days, going and
coming, at the expense of the rail(Fruiii Our Regular Coms>iMjiuU'Bt.)^
roads: such a train left here at an
early hour Thursday morning,
WASHINGTON, JUNE 10, 1802. carrying
nearly one hundred
PtVKident Harrison's friends Washington correspondents to
lirre, in the opinion of uuprejiuli- Minneapolis. Then there are the
WE
P A Y F R E I G H T
<•('(! obscrverM, made u blunder that private parlor and dining cars
If you do not keep it.
may cost him a nomination by that have to be donated to the big
We think you will keep it. H^hting Secretary Blaine, as they guns. Take it all and all the
It pleases everybody.
havt3 been publicly doing this week. National conventions cost the railIt is an honest piano.
If it be true, as seems to be con-roads thousands of dollars. But,
Itisihe WING Piano.
ceded by his friends and enemies he added with a wink, "it is money
You may have a preference for alike, that Mr. Blaine has only to well spent for the railroads, as it
some other make. Still you are a say^the word to receive the nomi- keeps them solid with the politireasoning creature, and open to nation, is it not plain that he hascians and big newspapers of all poconviction, no doubt.
power enough in his party to de-litical shades, which sometimes
The question is too important to feat the aspirations of Mr. Harri- means a good deal."
be settled without due thought.
Years of satisfaction or of regret son, it he be so disposed, even if
The Syracuse convention acted
come with a piano. Docs it wear lie does not take the nomination a damper upon the Cleveland boom
well? The WING Piano does. himself, and is there any more
in Congress, and the number of
*'Look before you leap."
certain
way
to
make
him
so
disdemocrats who believe that neither
Whatever piano you buy, there
posed
than
to
make
him
mad?
If
are piano secrets you ought to know.
Hill nor Cleveland, will be nomiCADWELL.
Ouvfree book tells them. Send a he is not already mad he has a nated at Chicago is daily inpostal card for it. It may help you much meeker disposition than he
creasing slowly. There will proSpxira-g" a r i d ,
to buy a different piano. We take has ever been given credit for.
baly be a concentration of demthat risk. W e also tell you the
nearest dealer where you can see a The friends of Mr. Harrison ocratic sentiment after the re*••
WING Piano. It is worth looking claim that he will be nominated publican nominations have been
at. So is the price. WING &
SON, 245 Broadway, New York. on the first ballot, and one man— made' if one may judge from the
a democratic Senator—has wagered number of those who decline to
$1,000 that he will be, but their express their preference, inDr. MllW
actions belie their claims. The variably saying when asked:
O T A
anti-Blaine pronunciamento is sued •'Wait until I see who the
by the quartette of ex-office hold- republicans put up, then I can
ers, and officials, composed of tell you more about it"
Bruce, Lynch, Cheatam (the only
The Senate has adopted a
colored Congressman ) and Fred joint resolution authorizing and
Douglass, wMch was issued by di- directing the President /"o issue
rection of a member of the Cabinet, ; a Proclamation setting aside the
was not an act of confidence. Mr. 12, of next October as general
Harrison may be nominated, but holiday in honor of the four CHEAP
he and his friends are just now 1 hundreth anniversary
of the
very much alarmed at his pros- discovery of America.
AT
pects.
The House is again finding it
No speech was ever carefully \ difficult to keep a quorum iii
Jf
listened to than that of Senator town, and little or no imSherman against the free coinage provement is expected until the
bill. He is regarded as the ablest national
political
conventions
Of all f ormB, Neuralgia£pa8mB,Fits,SleeplesaneBB, Dullness, Dizziness, Blues, Op- financier among the opponents of have been held.
ium Habit, Drunkenness, etc., are cured by that bill and his speech gave eviDr. Miles1 Restorative Nervine, discovered
by the eminent Indiana Specialist in ner- dence of having been must, careTlu'y Respected the Flair.
vous diseases. It does not contain opiates fully prepare'!. Still, since SenaThe officers of the steamer Mior dangerous drugs. Fine book of great
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with the silver men, it is regarded Indies, brought the news of a fierce
Sold by R A. tfi<
as more certain than ever that the struggle between revolutionists
bill will pass the Senate. It hasand the government troops nt Porbeen unanimously agreed not toto Cortez, in the republic of Honll«v« tea written vote on the bill until after the 1-4,
duras. _A party of insurgents apme .1*1? If jr««
»»*n (, witdom of this month.
proached Porto Cortez m an armed
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ttcniiun. I un4tn*k* t« krkfljr sented to the Senate, by Senator
civilians and soldiers, and doing
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ALWAYS CONSIT.T
Hiscock
this
week,
signed
by
some
m , who
much
damage
to
property.
Lying
« n read t n d
write, and » k » , of the most prominent citizens of in the harbor was an American
«rter intmetiun,
ITHI work indut*
to New York, members of all political schooner, which had arrived to
rn llirr* Thouinl n « l i 4 r i •
calling attention to theload fruit for New Orleans. One
rar in their own ! parties,
caliiin, n h l M of the shells fell into the water
cr tlii>y livt. I easy naturalization of foreign born
will i > o fuTiuih
Ihe tJtnKtioB or
within half a dozen feet of the
npln* viitht, ft t citizens in New York, and asking
h l c h yon e m
irn i l n l amount.
that a committee be appointed to schoouer. The explosion was terrlini -0 milling
inquire into the methods of these ! ritic and drove volunms of water
7 n u l l l l luc&LL FIRST-CUSS WORK GUARANTtkO.
• M;1, tr i h o v e .
and fragments of the shell over
eitizenship-while-you-wait
mills,
•,..;:i IT difficult
i< i n , or O u t
i r o t
much
conducted by political bosses, ; the vessel's decks. One of the
inn . I ilr»ire b u t
.inr pi-rvm from
e a c h district or
with the aid and connivance of schooner's sailors immediately fan
county. I have »1iiftit i n d
judges with elastic consciences. 'up the American colors to her
lwith n n I masthead. The course of the
nuixtu't whg »r« Neither party is guiltless ol the
.: over Thr«« Thouaand DotUn a Y*ar, «»cU. All U new,
! shells was at once changed so as
•olid, lure. Full partirultri fk*re. Afin >nu know all, if jrua charge of making voters to order
conclude tn irn no furilirr. why, no hauu ii IIMIK*. A J<lrtM.
I to bring that vessel out of range.
U. C. AI,LL.\, l)ox'«W, Auguitu. Mtalne.
HOWELL. MICH.
by this method. The more diffiThe American flag. It may be
cult the attainment of American
seen, was promptly respected 1 y
citizenship is made the more high- the revolutionists. They concludROASTER ly it will be prized by those who obed, without any parley, that it
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The Senate bill, passed this I lives and property of A;n.''L-an
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Commerce Commission to ascer- {that the United States had a navy
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H
rABEENACLE PULPIT.
wandering
children, and he found CONVENTION HALL DEDICATED
us, dying in the tempest, and wrapped Hou. ChAuucey M. Depew IVluket a Uag<
us in the mantle of his love and fetched
uliictmt Addreiig.
us
home,
gladness
und
congratulation
rALMAGE ON THE ART OF FORAbout r.',OOU people assembled in the
FRANK L. ASDHBWS, Pub.
bidding us welcome. The fact ia tha* exposition building at Minneapolis,
GETTING.
the world does not know God, or they which
has been
remodeled in
MICHIGAN,
KNCKNEY,
would all flock to him. Through their the interior for the great political bat. ..J l*o Kcmember I» Well, but the Power to
own bliuduess, or the fault of home tle. A chorus of 1,ULK) voices assisted
Forget la the Greatest Girt to the rough preaching that has got abroad by the Second Regiment band, of Cbi*
t A CLEAR utrcura reflects all objects
many , men
und (.•ago, rendered some very tine selecHuman Knee-—"Their Slim and Their in the centuries,
tions. Hou. Chauueey JM. Depew was
that are upon its shore, but is unsulIutquitiea Will I Kemember Xo More." women have an idea tlwtt God is a ty- greeted with tremendous applause as
lied by thorn; so it should bo with our
rant, and oppressor, an autocrat, a he stepped forward after the inspiring
hearts—they should show tho effect
Nuaa Sahib, au Unmipntent Herod An- music had cc ised. lie eugolized the
BROOKLYN, V. V., Jtmo 5. №•?.— The rnorof all objects, uud yet remain un- bous aurilcnct' wbk'h ihnmjj»'iA the Tal)eraaclo tipat. It is a libel against the Al- Republican party, Abraham Lificoln,
this morning had tresh fviilenee of Dr. Till- mighty; it is a slander against the I lysses S. Grant, James A. Gartfeld,
harmed by any.
tiage's originality. Tho value of a retentive heavens; it is a. defamation of the in- Chester A. Arthur, auU Kutherford 1J.
toeniory every one knew Jiy experience und
Hayes, lie paid tribute to adminisIx a troubled state wo must do as kad heard axtollfd from their nehooldaya up, finities. I counted iu my bible 304 tration of l'resideut Harrison, spoke
In foul weather upon a river, n o t | tut they learned from Dr. Tulinag'o'rt sermoa times the word "mercy," single or of the favorite sons—McKinley und
with other words. I Shermau, of Ohio; Allison, of Iowa;
think to cut direellv
through, for
for tho ! to"tthe art of for^etiiu* is worth cultivating compounded
oelly through,
1
liul that there is the highest possiblo example counted in my bible 47:J times the Kdmuuds, ui Vermont; Alger, of Alichoat may be lille;i with water; but for itH exercise. ] h s text was lleb. 8:12; word "love," single or compounded igau; Uusk, of Wisconsin; L ullom, of
k
Hs-e and fall as the waves do, undyiva Their.sius and their iniquities will I ru'iuein- with other words. Then, I got tired Illinois. He also mentioned the names
bcr no more."
of two foremost men, Ulaine and Harway us vve conveniently can.
The national flower of the Egyptians counting. 1'erhaps you might count rison, as fyiot belonging to uuy state,
Is the heliotrope, of the Assyrians is more, being better ut figures. Hut the but to the country.
Wiircx a friend told l'lato >v1i»t . i U e w a . t o r li]y, €>f tlio Hindoos is the Hebrew and the wreck and the Knglish
The Republican party is united while
scandalous stories his enemies had ' marigold, of the Chinese ia the chrys- languages have been taxed till they the Democrats are divided. The Demto ocrat who followed the expressed
propagated concerning him, the phil- ' Intheumm. "Wo have no national cannot pay any more tribute
uud
kind- thought of the majority of his party,
osopher replied: ••! thank them - I f lower, but there is hardly any flower the love and mercy
ness
and
grace
and
charity
and of Cleveland and of Uill would become
10
•hall have, tho more reason for try- f ™ *"Sff™tive to many of us thun
very much befuddled as to where he is
tenderness
and
friendship
and
benevo,
. ,.
,, ,
, .. , ..
the "forg-et-me-not." We all like to he
lence and sympathy and bounteousness standing.
h
Ing to live to that no one shall believe ,
,
,
,
,
•, f
Mr. liepew's allusions to various
und fathcrliness and motherlineas und
b
; remembered, and one of our misfortpossible
presidential candidates wore
or patience and pardon of our liod. Thero received with
tve cannot
is thatremember.
there are Mnemonics,
so many
various drgrees of apA^ lit: that lives longest lives but a unes
assisting memory, is are certaia names so magnetic that pluu.se. When he spoke of John Sherthe art of
littlo while, every man rnay be eer- '
.
, ,
*. T*
..,
fl f
their pronunciation thrills all who hear man there was a sound of cheers.
in
J
'
, in important art. It was first it. Such is the name of the Italian Michigan's Alger was greeted with
tain thaWio has no time to waste. | invested by Simonides of Costive hun- soldier and liberator,
Garibaldi. great applause, as was also AllisouJ
Tho duties of life are commensurate Jred years before Christ Persons who Marching with his troops, he met a Kdmumis, Kush aud Lincoln. When
to its duration; and every day bring** 'had but little power to recall events, shepherd who was in great distress he reached tho point where better
known names were to come in a voice
its task, whieli, if neglected, in ! &r P u t facts and names and dates in because he had lost a lamb. Gari- in
the gallery shouted "hurrah for
doubled on th,< morrow.
°
J P r o P e r processions have, through this baldi said to his troops: "Let us help lilaine,"' and the audience hzvke cut
_ , .—
art, had their memory reinforced toan this poor shepherd tind his lamb." into a wild burst of eheering, waving
KKKI> tho tongue from unkindness. Inmost incredible extent.
A good And so, with lanterns and torches, they of handkeri hiefs and swinging of umexplored the mountains, but did not brellas. Mr. Depew injured with a
Words aro sometimes wounds n o t ! ^unory is an invaluable possession.
tind the lamb, and after an unsuccess- grimace. "I wonder who is running
,
,
,
,
. : l!\-all means, cultivate it. 1 had an ful search late at night they went this speech anyhow'.'' and the audience
very deep wounds always, and yet . , , . , , -, 4 • , n • •. «. f to their encampment. The next morn- received this admonition with a hurrah
J
J
and laughter and cheers. Mr. Depev.-'s
'
,ii,'-t»d friend, who detained all night at ing Garibaldi was found asleep far mention
of 1'resident Harrison's name
tney imtate, Speech is unkind some- j t m i s e r a b l e depot in waiting- fora rail- on into the day, and they wakened elicited from the great audience a cleway home
a meeting
of Presbytimesworse
when there
is no utikindnesspain
in .'train
fast from
in the
snow banks,
enter- him for some purpose am>J found that inonstration of cheers, umbrellas and
the
that unintentionally
first, ofwith
pieceorof chalk,
the heart; so much the worse that tery,
taiued by,
a group
someaten
fifteen he had not given tip the search when handkerchiefs wnieh if anything
is caused. _—_ . ,
- so much j drawing*
on detained
the black
and the soldiers did, but had kept on still passed that which wa« given to Mr.
needless wounds are in Hie tod.
clergymen,out
likewise
on their
lilaine. The entertainment closed with
A cnKKKFri. heart paints the world "K>ty walls of the depot, the charae- further into the night and had found the singing by the vast audience of
vs of Waiter Scott's "Marmion," and it, and he pulled down the blankets
the national hymn "America.''
as it finds it, luce a sunny lamlseapo;
, n ricitinj* from memory the whole from his couch and there lav the lamb,
the morbid mind depicts it like n
that poem of some eighty pages in which Gari'b;ildi ordered immediately,
Bterilo wilderness, pallid with thir : t i n e r H n t #
through
> I y o h l frit,nd
taken to its owner. So the commanKilled by Hailstones.
Nathan .John
was, killed
vapory imd dark as tho "Shadow of great a^e lost his memory, and when der of the hosts of heaven turned aside
hailstones
while
ploxighing
iu
short,
i
I
asked
him
if
the
story
oi
the
railroad
from
his
glorious
and
victorious
inarct
Death." It is tho mirror, in
his tield at Canton, Miss. The
was
true,
he
said:
"I
do
not
rethrough
the
centuries
of
heaven,
and
on which it is caught, which lends to
member now, but it was just like me.
said: "1 will go and recover that lost hailstones were as large as tea cups.
tho face of nature the aspect of its "Let me see," said he to me, "have I world, and that race of whom Adam Cotton and corn cr.>ps are injured tc
the extent of ;."> per cent aud fruit is
own turbulence, or tranquillity.
ever seen you before?" "Yes,"' I said, was the
progenitor, aud let all completely destroyed.
_,
, "you were my guest last night and I who will .accompany me," And
lav. genius of tho bunco m»*. has , v ; i s w i t h y o u a n h o u l . a g o ., W h l l t a u
through the night they came, but I do
The peach growers of Allocran ^
given us bunco in the first and second ; mvful contrast ia tliat man between not see that the angelic escort came are laboring with the Michigan Cendegrees. l h a t is to say, it provides the greatest memory 1 ever knew and any further than the clouds, but their tral people to'build a short line from
most illustrious leader came all the
for tho fleecing of a victim on two &° memory at all.
Kibby to Douglass.
l i u t ri !lt altm
vith tllIS a r t { reeo1
jounts. In the first placo, he is swin- I
^
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°
" way down, and by the time his errand
Kobert IScutel has purchased the
is done our little world, our wandering
lt>c ti()n
h wh
J
nno fc t n
h
My
f, M e d : n a .straight
game,
"
a
s
tho
par;
'
"
'
™
.
°
[*
,
!
Smith
mill site at Bav City consisting
,
eulogize, is one quite as important aud and lost world, our world fleecy witli
of
a
river
frontage of ^,:J00 feet, for
lance goes, and then confederates of > t \ n e v o r h l , i m l u a p n l a u d , d . i the light, will be found in the bosojn
speculative
purposes.
the swindlers impersonate "detectives m e a n the art of forgetting. There is of the Great Miephenl, and, then, all
On account of rain a n l the dates
Zi'om police hoadquartei - s n and fleece a splendid faculty in that direction heaven -will take up tha cantata and
sing,
"The
lost
shr«p
foUAaL"
^o
1
conflicting
with other races the- spring
tho victim a second time, under pro- that we all need to cultivate. We
set
open
the
wide
gate
of
my
tc.<\
inmeeting
advertised
for Dowa^iae has
j might, through that process, be ten
tense of getting his money back.
viting
you
all
to
come
into
the
merrf^
been postponed until .I uric '.".' aud .'.'.!.
i times hnppicr nml move useful than
WZIKN ono stops to thiiilc
think of it,
it. ! w e n o w a m ^ e h a v e been told that and paidon of God; yea, Mill further,
The Ladies' foreign
Missionary
the
ruins
of
the
place Societies . <>i the
('ongregatiorml
thero are very few states in the I'nioo forgetfulness is a weakness and ought in'tO
,
,.
,
,
to be avoided by all possible means. where once was kept the knowledge of churches .of the Lansing association
whare tho average farmer knows tho . f a r f r Q m a \ v c . n k n c s H i I n y u , x t your iniquities. The place has been held a successful meeting at Stanton.
difference botweon blooded and com-1 ascribes it to Cod. It is the very top torn down and the. revords destroyed, Their next meeting place wilTbe I'ortand you will find the ruins more dilapi- laud.
mon stock. A low stock farms thera of Omnipotence that Clod is able to obdated and broken and pro.stni.tc* thun
always are whoro horses and cattlo oij literate a p
part of his own memory.
Many years ago a family, consisting the ruins of Melrose or Kenilworth,
registered pedigreo aro kept; for fancy
Itili I
of t h e h u s l w i u i a m l w i f e a n d l i u l e
for
from
these
last
ruins
you
can
picl<
prices, as a whim of the owner., But
um . ,
. '
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. .
up.some fragment of a sculptured stone
*
. ,
, - .
. ( girl of two years, lived far out in a
—Good lo Ctioioo. . . :'-l "•"> * I
or you can *-ee the curve of some
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tho mass of tho farming community f j ^ . ^ a w ' O f i t e r n p r a i r i c . The lms- broken arch, but after your repent'
4 \.)
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looks at this as a mere fad. without; 1 ) a n d t o o k a few C i l t tlc to market, lie »nce and your forgiveness, you cannot
5 ?•"> *» (! 73
commorcial excuse, and believes tha fore he started his little child asked find in all the memory of God q WHKAX— Keu tiyot, N J . Z...
U-.iii**
White sip JU Ntx I
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common horse and cow as good foT him to buy for her a doll, and he prorn- fragment
of
all
your
pardoned Coius—No. 1 spot
tho common purpose of farm it:" life i ised.. He could, after the sale of the sins so large as a needle's point.
No. •z yellow
.vi'.jtf
5;;j-j
as animals in whose veins runs t h e | cattle, purchase household necessities "Their sins and
their
iniquities OATS—>'a i w^ita, s p o t . . . ,
vr
,
,
.
.
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, Bnd certainly would not forget the doll will I remember no more." And nona h y u . .
v,
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blood of costly and carefully bred , , A
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n
•
of that will surprise you if you will i'OXATOEa—i'cr b a . I1CW. . . . 1 3J
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, he had promised. In the village to climb to the top of a bluff back of KWU£»—Per bi>l
3 oO <* 5 50
81res12 y
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i which he went he sold thc cattle and Jenifcalem (it took us only five or ten Jjurriiii—Per2>,
Creamery
1(3 r<&
I r i s said"that"m^rTwo^Id" bo littlo ' obtained
the started
groceries
for
his
lioine
\\%<b
15
. 4 , e-jual
. ,assort, both I\ household
and the doll for
his along
little minutes to climb it), and see what E o o s — P e r d o i
t,
With
truth we ,may
tho"""*disinal
went
on
when
the
plateau
of
limestone
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Po'JLTVtV—
I'OWls.
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road
at
nipht-fall.
better than a savago but for woman.
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men and women would be hard and As he went along on horseback, was shaken by a paroxysm that set the
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k
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selfish beings but for children. These' a tnunder^torm
broke,
and
in rocks, which had been upright aslant,
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call out and' refine, and softon tha ' 'C most lon'ely part of the road and in and on the trembling crosspieces of tha
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best feelings of the parental h e a r t ! t h c h e a v i o s t P a r t o f t h e storm, he heard ?plit lumber hung the quivering form UAiTi.t;—Stoers
Couiiuoa ,
;i
of
him
whose
life
was
thrust
out
by
L
.
Mn\
n~r,-\
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j
a
child
cry.
•
Robbers
had
been
known
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n
y
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lneir littlo needs aro so many, and to do some bad work along that road, mttallic points of cruelty that sickened L A J * I »
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their simpie innocence so affocting,
the
noonday
sun
till
it
fainted
and
fell
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m
m
o
n
.
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and it was known that this herdsman
and their very caprices so winning, had money with him, the price of the back on the black lounge of theJudean W'HKAT—\O. -' rCU
^ 8 K*
Na 8 sprlns
that lova and attention flow out of cattle sold. The herdsman first thought midnight.
CORN—NO. 2
i>;i\-iit
w a s
Six different kinds of sounds were O A T S — N a 2
them almost instinctively. That must ' ^
* strategem to have him halt
must be a hardened nature which can a n d b e d e f c P o i l e d of his treasures, but heard on that night which was inter*
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the child's cry became more keen and jected into the daylight of Christ's as- BJE&J POKK—Per bbl
be unmoved by the soft touch,
10 (i7*/i<t 10 to
sassination-, L*he neighing of the war«
6
, , . , ,childishness,
, , , ,
icnumg, *TKt ao he disraonnle<t und horses, for some of the soldiers were ! LAUI>— Pe* cwt
playful
ac , , .
f(«v» York.
playfulpranks
childishness,
and the hundred f e l t % r o u n d i n t h e d a r l i n c s a ftud all in in the saddle, was one sound: the bang
little
of a baby,
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ruin, until he thought of a hollow that of the hammers was a second sound: h o e s
i Q it 5 4J
he remembered
the for
roadthat
where
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As MODEKN social life is constituted. | the
child might near
be, and
he the jeer of malignant* was a third btiKKP—UooJ to choice
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complete mental rest for day? and Btnrted, and, sure enough, found a sound: the weeping of friends and - W H * A T — Xa 2 red
9<:ii<i
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weeks together, saya a contemporary, j little one fagged out and drenched coadjutors was a fourth sound: th«
N
5S
fa necessary, in periods moro or lea« i °* t h e fetorna a n d almost dead. He plash of blood on the rocks was a fifth :
nf
i
sound: the groan of the expiring Lord
frequent for every brain-worker. By
* r a P P e d * ?? a s w e I 1 a s l i e c o u l d a » d Was a sixth sound. And they all comJ
M>v Y O H K . J u n P 0 . - - H . G. Dim fc Co. 's
. . , , . ,
..
.
mounted his horse and resumed his
rest indeed tho writer does not mean j o u r n e y b o m e - C o m i n ? i n , i f f h t o f h i s mingled into one sadness. Over a placfl wctUly r e v i e w : Thi: lono of e o n i i u f r c i a l r c jj>rts from v a r i o u s paiMsof f Jjo c o u n t r y i n self-imposed inactivity or banishmont cabin, he saw it all lighted up, and in Russia where wolves were pursuing dlent* 1 t l i a t biisinc^s^ lius t o s o m e p.xU'nts i m from all els« but ourselves and our \ supposed his wife had kindled all a load of travelers, and to save then J p r o v e d . Cipllectloris itarmi<;]u>ut< t h e c o u n t r y
a servant sprang from tho sled into a r e h o t t e r , a n d uxcrpt fntf l h e l)nrstini; of a
thoughts, for. with Cowper, he bo- j these lights so as to guide her husband the mouths of the wild beasts, j hi)pcuhitivo c o r n e r :it Cliicuuo t h e r e h a s
heves that '-absence of occupation is through the darkness. But.no. The and was devoured, and thereby been no esp 1 c i a l i>xcltrnu«nt of a n y kind in
bu-itiosH, 'Hie fictliious prieu cstabli.shoJ
not r e s t - a mind quite racant is a '; l l o u s M m f u l 1 o f excitement and the the other lives were saved, are inscribed ; for
c o r n a t t ' l i i c a ^ o hislcd just, Ions e n o u g h
. , ,. .
, ,, T1 . , , - . , .
neiglibors were gathered and stood the words, "Greater love hath no mna \ t o brititf
i n t o t h a t m u r k d c n o u u h of t h e
M
mind distressed.
Probab y tnis kind
, ,,
., T^. x.
i
than this, that a man lay down lm life aotuu.1 ^'raiii t o Iniry t h e s p e c u l a t o r s , anil
j
muu around the wife of the house, who was for his friend." Many a surgeon in our ( tin' c o r n e r b r o k o ^ i i t i i;re;it Icissts, not
n i f i r e * t o t lie. o p o t a t i r s , h u t also to t hfl
Of mental inaction is seldom neces- j inse nsjble as from somegreatcalumity. own time has in tracheotomy witk his ! b r o k e r s . W h e n ' h a s ( i r e U n r d half a cent,
aarr, or even advisable But besides On inquiry thc returned husband found own lips drawn from the windpipe ©f a , t h e w e s t e r n r e c e i p t s bcliii,' u n u s u a l l y lnrjft),
th •uj;h ! he expeiri s froin tin; e a s t e r n j)or!f
the directly physical benefits of cossiv ; that the little child of that cabin was diphtheritic patient that wh'efa cured h a r e a l s i 1KM ri (juiic iartfe. O a t s a i d a
the patient and slew the s u r ^ o n , tnd
tion from professional work, ohango E"00*- She had wandered out to meet all have honored the sel/-sa<%nn\>e. Rat s h a d e lower, p o r k p r o d u c t s u n r h a n i j e d . a n d
a iitt ie lnwiT. 'I'lio s t o c k nf c o t l o n In
of air. and other slight chansfe* ro~U ' he<" f a t h e r a n d ^ r e t t h o P r c s t * n t all other H< e ics of sacrifice pale before o:l
thu c o u n t r y ("OiiHrnjif-. f a r b e y o n d t h e j o c h e ll ad
ful elements are to bo sought in tho
. t ^T^n TH ^
' f ! the illustrious martyr of all ti»ne an4 ord ol1 y e a r s , u n d thepo i-* e v e r y r o a - o n \a
toliovt* i lint oven :4 k'reat r e d u c t i o n In t h e
. . ,,
was lost. Then the fnthor unrolled all eternity. After that agonising yield
Will K<arcely r n d u c o t h e a>?^reirat«
semi-cmotional sorai-irtellectual roo-: f r o r a l h e blanket thA child he had speetneJe in behalf of our falirjn ract s u p p l y f i r t)i« y n a r IH'IOW t h c q u a n t i t y
reation of music and art, and of un- f o a n d in the fields, and, lo! it was his nothing about the wa-fo J j t t ng God u s u a l l y r e (Ulrnl for c o n s u m p t i o n . T h e
i.» too stupendous for my • »uUi, and I luisiiifss fatliir<'.s <»crurrifi^ tliruuichout t h «
familiar scenery; in auch social e\ej> ! own child, and the lest one of tho accept the pr uniso, find wiH jr«a not Country d u r i n g tin; la>t sovet» d a y s n u m b o f
F o r t h c c o r r e s p o n d i n g week «f last
cises as acting an 1 play-going, debat- prairie homo, and thc cabin quaked all accept it? "Their sins and fheif 'J0 7.
fielus, or
/car tho U,rurt> were -.'4.
uith theslio t
ver U
(ng, singing and dancing; and. above'
" o
'C lost one found, iniquities will I rea»»mber no more."
all. in thepleaaurosof friendships and I How su^e.tive of the fact that om-e
interooune.
"*
werelost
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ugust
Flower"
TRAGIC JOK1NQ.
Organist: "As your party marches
down
the aisle, I will play some imOne* too Often They Thought It W»s On*
pressive march." Prospective brideof HU Tricks.
groom: "That's good; but be paiticuX remarkable story of practical
lax about the key." Organist: "Oh,
joking is related of a young Frenchcertainly! I invariably play wedding
man
in
the
"Souvenirs
<Tun
marches in B flat. Two fiats seem so
Vibraire." The old fable of the boy
who cried 'wolf" too often haa hud appropriate."
"And you would like to enter my
J, " For two years I suffered terribly few such tragic illustrations in fact
with stomach trouble, and was for I Oewald, a witty und original Parisian household as cook? IIow long have
all that time under treatment by a had ajmania for practical joking, l l o you been in service?" "Five years,
physician. Hefinally,after trying was very amusing to hia friends, but mum," saya the cook. "And you have
everything, said my stomach was when hia talents were exerted to good recommendations?" " I should
Wrtrn out, and that I weuld have to avenge some wrong there was more think I had, mum. I can show you
than fun in his wit. O n e five-aud-twenty testimonials from difceiise eating solid food. On the rec- bitterness
1
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ommendation of a friend I procured evening , whon a man who had not ferent situations."
him politely gave a roctsptioD,
R. O. James, of Amity, Oregon, has a
a bottle of August Flower. It seem- treated
he revenged himself cruelly. T h e sheep that has a remarkable record ia
ed to do me good at once. I gained man was slightly deformed. All tho raising1 a family. Two years ago she
Strength and flesh rapidly. I feel hunchbacks of I'aris, oUO in number, gave birth to twin lambs; last year she
tkp'tr like a new man, and consider presented themselves at hia reception. had three more, and one of her lambs
''ia&t August Flower has cured me." They had received notices from of the previous year gave birth to
Jas. E. Dederick, Saugerties, NY.© Oswald that if they would fro to this twias. This year she again ushered
address on this evening they would triplets into the world, and one of her
learn of a legacy which had been loft daughters a pair of twins. She is althem. When a play, written by a ready the maternal ancestor of twelve
man who had roused his anger by
l*ortltl><'lycuredb}| reading a newspaper at the wadding born in a period of two years.
tlifae Little PUla.
of one of his triond* was produced, he
"Hanson's Magic Corn SnWn."
'.''hey RIHOrelievel>is|
Warranted to cure, or money refunded.
tretwfroiu ]
prevented its success by inducing 20U your
druggist tor it. I'rico 15 ceuia.
i*
._
of his friends to attend it ca rying
A perfect rem-l
great books. Those-young men, who Indiana miners earn $13 a month.
~»u»e»l
Taatel
occupied prominent seats, read thoir
In the Mouth, Coat
books while the performance wa9 Every Young Man and Woman May Secure
' orufu«,Pa)n in the Hula.I
ft good start hi business by taking a full business
TOHHIL) LIVKlt. Thejj
going on, and whenever there wag course,
by mail; Bryant's Colleye, Buffalo, JS\ Y.
Purely Vep'table.
any
applause
each
one
of
Price 2ft Cents;
them, us if moved by olockwork,
Bawdust buildings aro announced.
turned over a leaf. The rustling
• CASTER USriCIlTE CO., №77 Y02S.
Mrs. Wlnslow'aSaotbtarSyrupjfor Clillthe leaves and the spectacle of the dren
teething, ioftena the sums, reduces InflammaSmall Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.l of
men absorbed in reading made the tion, alUj» pain, cores wind colic. 2o& a bot.Ua.
perform an co a complete failure. Oswald's friends were always on tho
Strong City, Kan , has one lawyer.
• CVCN
StVftfTttN
lookout for some ruse, l i e once notiBEBCHAM'S PJLUS act like magic cm Ihe
fied them that on New Year's day he
liver
and other vital organs. One doso reshould get the best of them all in some
lloveg sick headache in 20 minutes.
1
joke and New Year's morning each rerhl» rtprrteolj a healthy lire, I Jutt «ueh » lire M they tn
ceived
this
notice:
"lie member."
England has 20,000 women farmers.
Throughout in rirUiu icicol, | Who ass SmaU | | l [ | I A
They
were
on
their
guard.
As they
Panel picture " 7 , 17, 7 0 " an<2 sample dof«, 4c.
Aldrtu
• wero leaving a house where they had
ECZEMA, SALT-RHEUM
SMITH'S HIE KAffS SM"' . 2 " ORFUWWIPR ST.. K. T. breakfasted Oswald suddenly slipped
and all diseases of the skin cured by using
on the steps and fell on his back on Hill's S. It, & S. Ointment, ki CQnls. At
the sidewalk. His friends rushed to all druggists.
his assistance, but paused beforo they
P I S O S C U R E FOR
Warsaw has women car conductors.
reached him. • -This is hia ruse," some
Coniamptlvea and people
one said. Clearly, the man who was
! who hmve weak lnni*s or Asth-1
Mr. J. Lane, general manager Ceorgla
so proud of his talent for mimicry was Southern
ma, should uia PUO'B Cure tot
and Florida Railroad, says: "I
Consumption. It bus cared
bent on deceiving them all into think- was entirely relieved of headache by Hrady, thoaaaada. It bus not injur-1
ing him a dying man, for he lay there crotine in fifteen minutes. It Is the only
Redone. It is not bad tot uke.'
It ts tb« best cough syrup.
moaning
pitifully, his face drawn and thins that relievos me after the pain coiuSold everywhere. 8 5 c .
twisted as if with terrible pain. His nience.s."
CO.N.SU M P T 10'
friends stood around and made jokes
An Oakland hack has electric lights.
andpuns and hummed linos of comic
songs, assuring him all tho while that
WHY NOT TRY I.Tt
thoy wo o not deceived by-his acting.
"I
have
used
Hill's Vila Pomade with the
Thousands of delicate
At
last
ho
gave
a
hoarao,
mournful
best
of
results.
I have felt them coining
women and girls doing
housework, or employed cry, looked at them sadly, and then on several times, but one application of
In a nev- Hill's Pile Pomade entirely relieved me."
iin stores, mills, facto- ceased to moan or writhe.
O. C. Sawyer, Sharon, Vt. Satisfaction or
h
er-to-be-forgotten moment of horror no pay. Try It to-night! At all druggists.
ries, etc, where they are
continoally on their feet, and sorrow his friends realized that
suffer terribly with dif- Oswald was dead.
Tho flour mission—to make good bread.
ferent forms of female
diseases, e s p e c i a l l y
Welcome Friends.
A HfclALTHY INVALID.
" that bearing-down feeling," backache,
By a "arcs accident I w as made acquainted
falnlncss, dizziness, etc. Lydia E. Fink1
with Dr. Ueane'i Iiyspepsia fills, and havo
/tarn's Vezetablt Compound will relieve all Hi; II;til Had "Consumption ' Sluco Ho W;i« used them for 2 years. They act gently
Tlircc Vcurs Old.
,this quickly and permanently. It has perand like a charm, correcting the.secretion
llo was a littlo, vvouzencd-faced and preventing Constipation. 1 subscribe
manently cureU countman with a fearful
lung1 trouble. myseif your friend, as your pills are welless cases of Female
.Complaints, O v a r i a n
I:', very body in tho clingy- oilico of the como friends to me.
TtiK KKV. J.M. STEVENSON", Hawthorne,
'troubles, Organic DiscUoiip hotel whoro ho was stopj)ing
N. J.
easea of the Uterus or
looked al each other overytimo he
Write Dr.J. A. Deano&Co., Catsklll, N. Y.
l\Vomb, Lcucorrhoea,
couched,
and
by
some
fflaaco
or
geainflammation, Kidney
ture exprcrf^ed tho word "consumpIn case of too much money—start a news|C*Qinplaints, etc. Its
paper.
tion."
Nobody
seemed
to
know
who
success is world-famed.
Ho that is little In his own eyes, will
All Dni«)iti tell it, or tent'
ho was or whoro ho camo from.
Ilia
nmt, in form of I'illi or
Dot
be troubled to be thought so In others,
fearful cough and distressing looks
on rei'';pt of S
9 I OO.
Ill, a f t c .
Correexcited everybody's sympathy, accordpi>ftd«nc« f r r r i r »niwerej.
Ikddrfu in c <nAliened
ing to tho Chicago Times.
By and Tlie Only One I']vrr P r l n t e d - - l ' a n Y o u
\Xblk £ 2'IMKJIAM Mxu, Co,,
F i n d t h e \ l orcj.
by tho o Too filled up with a rough
There is & 3-lnch display advertisement
(.•hiss of men, several of whom had in ihis paper this woek which h;n no two
evidently
been
drinking1.
They words alike except nno word.
Tho Bam©
* CENTwan tod to talk and argue and ap- is truo of each now onu appnariug each
peared to be looking for trouble. vock. fiom tho Dr. Hartor Medicine Ca
This house places a "Crescent" on everyXho siok man seemed disposed to! thing they make and publish. Look for it,
gratify their wish,
ilo flatly contra- »rnd them Ihc name of the. word, and they
dicted their statomen-ts, and finally will return you HOOK. liEALiiifL LITHOcalled tho bully of the crowd a liar. GRAPHS ou SAMIM.KS I-'HER.
Xverybody trembled for him, yet but
few believed that the big man would
A dollar on the wrong side makes many a
man hop over.
lay hands on the invalid.
This GREAT COUGH CURE, this success,
Egotism is a man without a collar carry"You walkin' corpse," snid the big
ful CONSUMPTION CURE is sold by drug.
lug
a gold-headed cane.
eiOS on a positive guarantee, a test that no othei fellow, "if you wasn't already in your
£nre can stand successfully. If you have a grave I'd put you in it."
COUGH, HOARSENESS or LA GRIPPE, ii
"I dare you to lay your hands on
will cure you promptly. If your child has the
me."
cried the littlo man, a t tho same
CROUP or \VHOOPrNG COUGH, use it
time
shaking his fist threateningly
quickly and relief is sure. If you fear CON.
near
tho
other"9 nose.
SUMPTION, don't wait until your case is hopeless, but take this Cure at once aud receive imThe big mini's self-restraint failed WTjen'Btbywu lick, we gars her
mediate help. Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. him aud ho reached for tho little man. When «he wasftChild, she cried for Cwtorl*,
Travelers convenient pocket size 25c, AskBut he did not find him. He nevei
When ihe became Mi»i, tbo clung to CM tort*,
Tour druggist for SHILOH'S CURE. If youj!
knew
why.
In
fact
ho
knew
nothing
Wb«B ib* h&d ObilJrea ihe gsv» Mxtm Cutoda.
lungs are sore or back lame, use Shiloh's Por.
©us Plasters. Price, 25c.
•' until bis friends lifted him up from
the pavement, whero ho had been
precipitously tumbled.
After ho hue
finally regained his senses ho approached the sick man and remarked:
Talk about women being flighty! Look
Ia the Largest, Newsiest, Beat Taper pub* "Gi\e mo your hand.
I
want
tc
at
bank'cashiers.
Hshed. Haa the greatest circulation of «ujr
apologize for pickin' a quarrel witb
Democratic paper ia the United State*.
The Independent man ia often in dopenda man in tho last stages of consump- ent circumstauces.
tion."
•Consumption bo hanged. " aaid tht
littlo
man. "I'vo bad this cougt
Schemes hare been suppressed by State and
let J«w»lrr, » V .
.
I O N I nf iiwthy rood *• « w , on all llnrti of
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T H E SKILL AND KNOWLEDGE
Essential to the production of the roost
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known, have enabled the California
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in the reputation of its remedy, Syrup
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STAR-EYED SCIENCE.
Dally—F*cl»l £xpr«Mlons, Hard IAnm»
Dark brown ia tho prevailing polor
»m\ Wrinkles Softened by EleetrolyaU
of the hair of the people of English
—Uarka Dlaappear from the Touch of
nationality.
i
HU Magic Havd.
The earth, at the equator, moves at
the rate of a mile in 3.6 seconds, fourPhysician* throughout the country
tenths of a second slower than the vefraduallj beginning to give more and xnor«
locity of a cannon ball.
attention
to the aubject oi dermatology. At
Under the conviction that the plumlew
years
ago it wai a very popular belief tha
age of canaries can be altered in color
a
birthmark
could by no possible mean* bt
by varying the food, Dr. Beddoe thinks
that the color of human hair must eradicated from the ikia. We have oily to
oventually be influenced by particular go back a very short time to recall drama* ia
which the viUlan -was tracked from town to
diets.
town aid eventually handed over to outraged
A man who has practiced medicine for 46 Justice through a scar or birthmark which i>
yeurt ought to kxtow Mult from sugar; read what vealed his identity. A drama built oa such •
he aajH;
TOLIDO, O., Jan. 10, 1887. foundation would meet with well-merited
Messrs. F. J. Cheuey & Co.—Gentlemen;—1 ridicule to-day. The vUlian would not be such
havo been in the general practice of medlcln*
for most 4J years, and would u y that In all tnja f&ol as to permit a facial disfigurement U
practice and experience have never seaa a prepadvertise hi* pertonalitr,
aration that i could prescribe with aamuchconlie
would make short
fidence of succesa a* I cau HaH'i Catarrh Cure,
work of it b j having it
manufactured by yto. Have prescribed it a
removed,and ki* changed
great many times sod ltj effect la wonderful,
appearance would thta
and would aay la conclusion t^*£ 1> baM y*l U
Cud a case of caUrrh that It wouia not cure, ii
prove his impenetrate
the/ would take It according to direction*.
disguise. Ia ten dayi
Ifours truly,
a person afflicted with a
JU L. (ioRSrCH, M. D.,
m o r t i f y i n g birthmark,
Office. 216 Summit St.
with pimple or red nose.
VTe will five 1100 for any case of catarrh that
could have any one ei
cannot be cured with ilail'B Catarrh Cure.
Taken lnteraaliy.
these
disfigurement*
V. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O.
completely removed. Tin
"gold tj CruggiitA, Ibc
science of dermatolort
os inz ha3
KACB.
cot advanced at f
Nothing can bring1 you peace "but snail's pace. It has run the race of the hare,
yourself.
Nothing can bring you but has not paused witbiu sight of the goaL
Able physicians have brought to this scienc*
peace but the triumph of principles.
all the wealth of their experience and knowl«
If your religion is only visible on the edge, and Jf any one suffers to day through
Sabbath it will never make your next facial blemish it Is his or her own fault.
Foremost amons; the scientists who havt
door neighbor want to quit bis mean- made
undeniable triumphs in dermatology 1*
ness.
John II. Woodbury, whose magnificently fur.
It is hard for the world to believe nished parlors at 125 West Forty-second
street, New York City, are daily filled with peoth& the sinner who rides in a carriage ple who apply to him for relief from birthis made out of the same kind of clay as marks, moles, superfluous hair on the face and
kindred disfigurements. Prof. Woodbury ii
the ono who begs.
really the dermatologist of to-day. He is the
The road to glory would cease to be inventor of Derraaforrn, "K-hich is sold to phyarduous if it were trite and trodden; Bleiana only. He is also thcinveutorof Wood*
and great minds must be ready not only bury"s Facial Soap for the ekin, scalp and
which fa for sale by all druggtat*}
to take opportunities, but to make complexion,
also the inventor of several facial appliance*,
them.
which are patsntcd at Washington. There art
eminent medical practitioner in New York
Mho stand in the front rank as specialist* id
rheumatism, consumption, 6: ., but there U
none holding a higher place among those treat
Ing skiai diseases than rrof. Woodbury. Man)
methods of removing facial disfiguremente
were tried before ProL Woodbory solved th4
riddle. This physician treated the blood, thl*
ono mod hia tcalpel and another a useleu
powder.
Prof. Woodbury revolt:iionlied the science.
1I« advanced the extremely radical opinion
that birthmarks or moles should bo treated by
penetration; that they could be reduced U
buch a state that they would take oa a ac»ty
and that when the 6cab fell tho birthmark, 01
whatever the disfigurement raieht be, would
necessarily disappear. This >.-a a' awecplng
On the road declaration, and old forms and practices wert
by it. Yet it was a truo solution 0/
to health — the consumptive who shattered
the riddle. He uses no scalpel, nothing mor«
reasons and thinks. Consumption than a harmless lotion, which changes th«
is developed through the blood. birthmark into an ordinaiT scab. Many of thi
most eminent society people of the metropolis,
It's a scrofulous affection of the who
bad been for years debarred from pubiii
lungs — a blood-taint. Find a per- life through a disfigurement of the face, te*>
tlfy every day to the success of the Professor'*
fect remedy for scrofula, in all its methods.
is no phyBidan iu thi* counforma — something that purifies the try who hasThere
not some time or other attempted
blood, as well as claims to. That, to remove a facial blemish, but where Is there
who cau show 6uch a record of uninteri
if it's taken ia time, will euro Con- one
nipted succoss in so doing as Prof. \V>">dburyl <
sumption.
He does not keep a record of all theeptetle* ha
testamentary of his skill as a dermaDr. Pierce has found it. It's his receives
tologist. There is one letter, however, from 4
"Golden Medical Discovery." Aa prominent New Jersey bauker, which is worthy
especial consideration, Bince it shows tha
a strength-restorer, blood-cleanser, of
deep interest of the writer In the physiciaa
and flesh-builder, nothing like it is | who cured him. The banker, after reciting,
known to medical science. For like hundreds of other correspondent*, how ha
been cured of several very ugly marks oa
every form of Scrofula, Bronchial, had
his face, suggests that the Professor write *
Throat, and Lung affections, Weak book on Dermatology. He says he could not
Lungs, Severe Coughs, and kindred do abettor thing for humanity. His volnma
arouse public interest in the great sciailments, it's the only remedy BO would
ence, and those who have for years believed
sure that it can be guaranteed. If that they must live all their life with a crimbirthmark on their face would take courit doesn't benefit or cure, in every son
fl£e and 1:0 doubt eventually bo relieved of
case, you have your money back.
their blemished. The banker is cot, however,
aware that Prof. Woodbury haa already written a very instructive treatise of 145 page* on
the subject, and which anyone may obtain br
"You fret \rell, or you got $500." remitting 10 cents to his addre&s. Prof. Woo4>.
bury's fame haa now become so well estab>
That's what is promised, in good ljsh'ed
that he ia busy with hi» patients day la
faith, by the proprietors of Dr. and day out and can give no further time *•
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, to sufferers literary work. lie is the President of the Der*
matolocrical Irwtltute, No. 126 Went Forty*
from Catarrh. The worst oases,
no
second'street, New York City, which is th»
matter of how long standing1, are largest establishment of the kind la tbi
permanently cured by this Remedy. world. V
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Mrs. Edward Tenny, of Holly, Tins will be a season of mauy political meetings this fall apd there will be
is visiting her sister Mrs. E. D.considerable bill printing to be done
Found at last the finest line of farming implements eveB offered
Brown.
by the different parties. The DISPATCH
Mrs. Henry Hicks, of Jackson, is an independent organ consequently to the public for sale at Geo. W. Reason's Agvicultuial hall in PinckNeighborhood news, tratherwl by our
visited relatives here the first of ready to do any printing irrespective ney at rock bottom prices. Lumber "Wagon-. Farm Trucks,combined
corps of hustling Correspumleust.
of party. Call on us and we will tjive Hay and Stock Racka, Land Hollers, four ni" the best Spring Tooth
the week.
Grundma Hull, accompanied by you prices that will surprise you. We harrows, 40, 43, and 00 Spike Tooth harrows, one and two horse culTYRONE.
tivators, the Pivot Axel Krone cultivators, the Oliver Combination
Old Mrs. J)ormire is wry yick. her daughter, Mrs. O Neil, return- are prepared to do work on short notice
Plow, acknowledged by the best farmers to be the best plow made,
and in a work-man-like manner.
1£ you want any strawberries' ed home Sunday.
Jhe day for the excursion to Port also the South Bend, Toledo, and Advance plows. A large stock of
Mrs. Win, Bagley, of St. Helens, Hurun last week was beautiful and Plow Extras always in stock; an extra Hue line of Gale plow repairs
tall on Smith Day.
Died at the home of her uncle, is visiting her parents, Mr. andquite a number of people along the of nearly every number. Also the Superior,, Duckeye, Farmers FaMr. Frank Murphy, Tuesday June Mrs. Win. Thompson.
line went although there was not avorite, and Champion grain drills.
Chas. Hicks and family have crowd as there sometimes is. The ex- The Light Milwaukee, Osborn, and Buckeye binders anil mowers.
7th, Nellie Burns, aj^ed 2!2 years.
The funeral was held Thursday been visiting in this neighborhood curur.sioni.sts went through the great Double and Single harnesses, hand made, at prices that will move
river tunnel and then returned bv
from the Deerrield Catholic church for the past few days.
tunnel or terry as they wished. In them. Double and Single buggies of every style and finish at better
bv Fr. Kileory.
Zadia Hoyt, accompanied by her Port Huron the time was spent in prices than you can rind elsewhere. Barbed and plain wire at prices
mother and brother returned to viewing the sights which the city af- that sell it. Binding twine; a large .stock of all grades, will not be
INFIELD.
lev a n d wife h a v E. W. Kennedy's Monday evening. forded, taking in the races, etc. until under-sold. Do not forget the Agricultural Hall, you will always
William
Messrs Neil Gates and John five o'clock when the- train started for make a large percentage on your money, thanking you for -your
j^one on a visit to Battle Creek.
A very successful ladies aid Linden, of Ann Arbor, spent Sun- home exactly on time, which we think most liberal patronage, soliciting a continuence of your trade.
I Remain Yours Truly,
-in this place. m the first time that an excursion
social was held at the residence of day with their
train-ever done such a thinjj, thanks
Mrs. S. T. Wasson last week.
to the managers. Although all were
D. VanSvckel had the misfor- Local and Personal News.
somewhat tired they were a happy lot
tune of havills' a valuable horse
and enjoyed themselves, at least we
The
(luild
will
give
a
strawberry
tea
hurt in the pasture field by some
should think so judi-'in^ from appearat
A.
H.
Green's
Saturday,
June
25.
ances.
unknown way.
Mrs.
A.
W.
Knapp,
of
Fowlerville,
Farmers ;MV quite busily enCommencing Monday, May 2-'>ru\the
OLDEST AND LARGEST MAKERS IN THE WORLD.
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elegant steamer ''City Marquette" will
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Chas. Hiuks and wii'e, of .Jackson, and Kfwaunee, Wis., in connection IF YOU WANT
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well up, but that don't bring up
visited friends in this vicinity over with trains of the Toledo, Ann Arbor
OUR MACHINES
EASE, COMFORT,
corn where none could be planted Sunday. Mrs. Hicks remained for a
SUPERIOR TO
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and North Michigan ity. Through
ALL OTHERS
SPEED, STYU3,
heretofore.
few davs.
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BICYCLES
Mi*s Maw Mann, who has been
Lewis Smith, of Howell, spent a viMtinj; friends in Toledo, 0., the past
few days last week with E. G.two or three weeks returned home on
Tuesday evening.
Carpenter and family.
Mrs. Malhosh, of Ithica, called W. 1). Mowers has rebuilt the boat
house on Portage lake on the site
on Mrs. AVhitlock Saturday while vvlinre the one was burned down a
on her way to Gregory.
couple ot weeks ago.
The farmers are nearly through
Miss Belle Kennedy who has been
shearing and the wool is being teaching in' Norway, Mich., returned
sold at Brighton that being the home the fore part of the week. We
are jjlad to see her with us a^ain.
principal market.
F. A. Siller returned from bis trip
Viola Bergen who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Morris Van to Arizona on Wednesday morning.
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TATE OF MICHIGAN-Thlrtieth Judicial Circuit in chancery, .Suit pending in tlie Circuit
fbr Green Bay, Winona, La Crosse, St.
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THIS IS THE
Paul, Minneapolis, and all points in
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the west and northwest.
WAY
DELIA A. TREADWELL, Couiplaiuant,
S
22 5w
W. H. BENNETT, G. P. A.
To MAKE A FENCE.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
home I H e b a d a H n e t r i l } " n d ™ ^ ^ h l l I ^ l f
THK HK.ST HALVE in the world for
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cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum
I Cord ley and Swarthout will not re-fev^r sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilTwitehel nnd | t u r n fuV some time.
blains, corns, and all skin eruptons,
of H a m b u r g , '
..\vi,;.,,»,.;„
p p s of Trup Love ' wait/., and positively cures piles, or no pav
H o r n , of Marion, returned
t h e fore p a r t of this week.
Misses J e n n i e
L y d i e <iillmor>\
were tin guests
ts of Miss Kohl ' [iy richer, is a composition belonging
tn the lie tier class of pieces published required. It is guaranteed to give
IVtcrs Saturday and Sunda\.
perfect satisfactory or nionev refundrecently . We ,-ay, amon^ a hundred
OUR 1892 CARRIER BAR.
C ' l f a n y of t h e c i t i z e n s of P i n c k - j mMV pi.'-ce.s you w'il'l find "perhaps five ed. Price 2b cents per box. For sale One m»n c»Ooporat<! it. W o n r e j f t n y pluUet a " dhtnnoa
»pirt, with topj even »u'l pliuub up OD 1 ilowa, wh'Vb.-r on I ?rel
n e v w i s h t o k n o w w h v s o m a n v of f which are a.s taking with one a n d all hy F. A. Midler.
o r 8lj|>l!]? R r r j u i v l .
UH fit; ti.>« coiiipVv, imi.-ii hmvlle'li
ftateji weaving, flbeapi.it uad most duraMo Feu*.••-'
o u r p e o p l e visit their'tow-n o n V r i - ' ;i^ t h " a ! ) O v e "*'»«<* <>ne. T a k e o u t - a d vice mid order a copy* Price only o
d a y ' s t h e y <*an find o u t b y a s k i n g I{?na/ Fischer, publisher. Toledo, Ohio.
Stark the photographer.
Of oour>e the most of our readers
,,[ know by this time that the great convention at Minneapolis has been closed
PAR3HAU.VILLE.
and rljut Deujarnin Harrison and
Mrs. (\ M. Smith is visiting
Wiiitlavv Rfed are to h^ad the reXiuncroft and Owosso.
publican ti .ket this fall in the great
Of course speech making and
.Key. Wright and family are strife.
pole raising will be the order of the
s p e n d i n g a few days at "\\ h i t m o r e | day soon, with the usual accompaniDISPATCH office and advertise lor 'im.
ment of mud slinging.
OUR 1892 WIRE RIDER,
Dj
lake.
A real live taurantula witrTa large
STONE'S
Mrs. A. Johnson has returned webb full of lively youngsters was an
IMPROVED WIRE AND PICKET FENCE MACHINE.
from Durand where she has been objerf of much interest at Davis Bros. YOU
SOLO STRICTLY ON ITS MERITS.
A- I'o's. store last Friday and.Saturday. WE
BARUFACTIRED AM) SOLD BY
visiting hrr daughter.
The ugly insect escaped from a bunch Salery or commission to good men
O B E N STONE «Se CO.,
Children's day services were of banannas and was executing a war Fast spiling Imported Specialties, also
FLINT, - MICH.
held in both churches last Sunday dan™ on the show case when Fred fnll line
Lemnion captured it with a candy jar GUARANTEED NURSERY STOCK.
at 10:30 a. m. with appropriate and soon sealed it where it could do no Htock
failing to live replaced FI:KK.
H. D . LiiftchJ'unl .t C o . , H n c h p s t c r , X. Y. 1:5 v'l'.w
one harm.— Dexter Xeivs.
exercises.
•
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•
The ninth annual reunion of the
to Blow*.
Cole family was held June 8th at At a cardTamo
party at Charlcs Lamb's
the residence of Mr. Geo. Dodds. Ha.'litt and Lamb's brother got into a
To those who ask for it.
us to whether Holbein's colAt an early hour the people be^an discussion
oring1 was as good as that of Vandyke.
coming from all directions, when At length they became so excited that
Ask at
the dinner hour arrived l'Jo rela- jht)y upset the Uible and seized each
)ther by the throat ' In tbo struggle
tives, friends ami neighbors, had Ha/.litt £ot a black eye; but when the
Our Store for a New
gathered to partake of the bounti- •ombutants were parted, Hazlitt turned
BISSELL
who was offering his aid,
I have a '
repast All enjoyed themselves jond'l';iifounl,
BOOKLET
said: "You need not trouble
£
line of
very much. The next reunion ourself. sir; I do not mind a blow,
Gold filled and silNew Ideas Pztt in a Bright
affecta me but an abstract
will be held at "Warren Cole's in ir. Nothing
1
ver WATCHES. Also
dea! '
Brief Way
Parshallville.
WANT WORK ERS.
Il
EAST PUTNAM.
Maggie Dreyer Sundayed with
her parents.
Zadie Hoyt is visiting lelatives
in Fowlerville.
Bert Beurman spent Sunday
with Fred Lake.
Florence Carpenter spent Sunday with Emma Hieks.
K/ekial Pierson and wife spent
Saturday and Sunday in Howell,
Willie Walker and Mr. Doty, of
New York, are visiting friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Brown Sundayed with their daughter in Hamburg.
Didn't Foot I |> It'gtit.
••Now\ Mary hang out the clothes
We have only a few of them but IQ 8 and 1 day timer*. To my jewel*
so that the neighbors will see the best
r? stock I keep adding new
of thorn," said Mrs. • S— "we're every lady should have one.
designs.
new people here, and must put the
It it" a bright little Itaok about PLATED ,WARE,
best 11foot foremost" All ri^ht,
mum, said Mary, I'll put all the good carpet sweepers—about
Suitable for vreddin^ o r b i r t h d a y gifts,
rultied things on the outside to make
>
a show, an' I'm thinkin" if ye want to
Bissell's Carpet Sweepers
Fishing taekel from cotton to silk
be puttin' the best fort foremost. I
won't hang out a stockin' at all. see- That everyone who lives on car- lines. All kinds of hooks and
fish poles from ".> to 20cts.
in? some are faded like, an' some are pets ought to read.
*
holey."' That's a good girl." srid
Sixteen pa^es of new ideas put
Mrs. S- approvingly; "there1 ^nothing like making a good impression at in a new style.
Guitars,
first. It'll work like a charm." It
Banjos,
We are receiving daily the latest
did.
Tho neighbors studied tho and
fashionaule
designs
in
Violins.
clothes-line, and discovered early a
peculiarity m tho genealogical tree of
FURNITURE
tho new family. Would you beliove
it?" thoy rried, holding up their hands which we will sell very chea.p. We do
in holy horror, 'they've had three not handle any soft wooa croods or
washings out since they came there, shoddy mattresses Eberybody welFINE WATCH REPAIRING.
all frills and furbelows, and not a pair come at our store.
of socks or stockings to their name—
aot one.'"—Detroit Free Press.
Eugene Camqbell.
* Musical Goods,,
OPITICAL GOODS, GUNS
AND AMMUNITION.
GA.5IGLER.
HOYT B. TRKADWKLL, Dcfendattt.
On reading ami filing due proof by affidavits,
thut the last known place nf residence of the »aid
(leftfodutit, Hoyt B. 1 rend we 11, was in the city of
Mt. Clemens in the Countyof Macoml>; but that hi.s
present place of residence enn not be ascertained
and has not been known since on or about the
fifteenth day of November A. I). 1HS4, that a sub-'
pa'DH has been duiy issued in this CHUS*. returnable
on the twentieth day of May 18W. that Mi<> Maine
could not be served upon tbe said Hoyt B. Treadwell, by reason of Ilia departure from nin said last
known place of rePideiice, and that hi> present resilence and residence
ninrc said
»»\i\ (iile^iith
»Wi»>«it.»»> day
.1...e c i K c bine*!
of November A. D. 1KM4 can not, and could not W.
ascertained.
,^
On niotiim of J . L. Pettilmne, soli<'itpr for cornjilainunt, it is ordered tltat i h e »aiil defendant, HJJ])HUI- and a n s w e r the bill o f e o n i p l a i n t , tiled in this
i'aiix(< in H»id court, within live m o n t h s , from t h e
date of ihl* order, and thill in default thereof, t h e
paid bill of complaint be taken us confessed by Baiit
defendant. A n d it i s further ordered t h a t this
order be published once in each Week, for six weeks
iii succession,
i n the " P I N C K N K Y
IM.NPATCH,"
a
newspaper p r i n t e d In t h e said County of Livingston,
the first |niiificatioii t o l>e w i t h i n t w e n t y days from
the dale of this o r d e r .
J 1 Di) Y K I . I , A M > , Circuit Court Commissioner.
J. L. I'KTTIHONB, Solicitor for (.'omplaiiiHiit.
We will bind those
fine magazines for
you in good shape and
cheap. Call at the
DISPATCH OFFICE
and see samples.
WORK DONE IN JACKSON.
WOOL,
WOOL,
WOOL.
Jo the
Iwant^fewcarloads
nf good light
washed
wool.
24 tf
TMQS.