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VOL. X I I L KO> 4 4 .
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takern, i o i-\|iuiiit- the hinlvl mid take
THE ESTIMATES
•RTWED;
from the coffin tin- c l o t h e s Wcfrii by the
Kesldenid o r Hlisiness Projlertiy, Va|'ant liots, A'l'ea
ajge, Farm, Iinwlij incuts,
man. and also! the strap that'Uvlis around
HIIJ errlmim Ciit Down the Amount* A^ked
Horses. Cjirri'agi**, Househi[>ld Furniture, (irocej-iils, )ry (toods, ^litc ! linery1
llw;
neck,
and
which
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M|*rchiindis«''of ajny description.,
in citv
city o
or
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conntlry^, ai
lion; in
al p r i v a t e sale o r iiiblic
remains.
T h e s e , will be exhibited f«^Hotisp
Rcutjing,
Fire
and
U
f
e
Insurance
a
special
ijty. jf'all o r w r i t e m e .
H. N. Ocottock Thinks the Remains Are possible hide ntiticilTion nextf Monday'
m.
'J lie coiiunit.tee o n way4 aijKl- m e a n s of
^Auctioneer anil lleub-r In Heal Est,nl|e,;
night. T h e uiuleriiikers wilttajke up the the boatil til siip«niHt»rsj w e n t . t o work.
Those of a Man Drowned
'
4*() Halulnoiljil ItnlltlliiK, l>K1JROIT,
1>*MI>" Monday afternoon.
Mqiidtiy a « d tnade *rtiiKjy s w e e p i n g its
in 1863.
) or Box :i«0. %f»JAV U O T T K . —
M l c"
l i l•g a
T i n t IIKKAI.I> IS glad to s e e i that- this' d m t i o i i s in tl)e e s t i m a t e s o f e\pejiS|i,>s
L
<—-t-t
matter is to IH«sifted to t h e botjiom. Mr. for n e \ t veai , h i i u ^ ' n g lj»e i o t a l <(i*win
A HEW CLUE BEING WO:
Ovol»ock.wlio has g i v e n the l i i o l e x p l i c i t fro n $40t"«00| to Sa^l.iWO.-: ts>i«ia'UHl
t e s t i m o n y taken thi|s- far. •!.- k n o w n r e e - i p t s from fees, earii5iigs,eti'.,. a r e
to
every o n e in W y a n d o t t e j s a reli- $11 ),250.54, l e a v i n g th'e itwohnt, t o l»e.
T h e 1 » « | ( I H » J A d J o u r i M - d t o Srxt
Monday
| aide citizen w h o knonjs what I T is talk-' s*pi *a^l o n t h e tax rollk *237,(WSMft-.
NIK''I- VI"-II Home
Important
<juts w a s a | rejiuctioi'i of
j ifig-nbout. W h e n he s t a t e s that si b o d y \ J I Ong the
4
T r t | t t i n i t > u > IM K i p s - r t e i l .
| w a s buried .rather J uncereinoijioii<iy sii[ ervisors " Expenses fri;»tn " S^.OOOi to
! about '/At y e a r s a g o at the phice(where $4., «(): the three g a m e w a h l e i i s ] salaries
; the -kcletoii w a s foiirril.' hi- tt'Himouy i v r 4 cut d o w n from 11:()0 HoMOO each.
> T h e coroner".- jurvi-ii'n.-iiu-lcil t>> - n l v c ;nm>l be g'nj'cn credence.
On ;he other Th*]*(i(W t-xtla jiay for idetk% in ^he
,(i.. m v * t c f y ctiiiurirted w i t h t i n - l i m l i n g ' i hand t hris. T h o u - w e a r - that n v e u i i ' l g ass.visors' otlice lav'.spreading
the sthte
l
i»t, a k u i i u i b s k c l c t i i i i at llu- >oila a-ih i apparel i-oiildrnot be buried v'nthouf a anc v o u u t y taxes o n the ifojls w a s tlisi ' i rk>. ( J e t . .'(^ m e t a! J i i - l i i - c Ii-'w k>- colVm more than ten year-: :ilid be as alli w e d , and an item <:>f if214(M) for fjun-(.' :_v'» office Fi ; d a y cM-ninij."
ui-M preserved us the clothe-; f>'mid o n dri -s in'thi? it*gisiiM', o | tleijd's' ofllue w a s
t»r. \ V : i l , e r L a i n l i c i ! w a i tin- tir^t • the - o d a j i - h -skeleton.; Tin* i n l y way sin ilarly treated.
\ '
w.'"ii("?s rafted.
Hi' hail c\:i:iiilic.! ( l i e , i h i s couj'flictiiig te-fiinony c a n l i e c \
The K<inallz.<V\ ulimtl.iii
i ' i - l a i n s irr i|iii--.i!<.ii. lmt f o u n d u<< p a i n e d !i- on the supposition that'two'
-4i th. niceting of t i n fiperx I<I>I-S on
bi^4>lea«cll l o iii?,?t till ( l i e o l d
ir :rk* o f t i'oleTn-i-.
H e k I.I-W nf n o ail-'''•'"lie- have b.-i-n ibii'ricd ih 1 lat tii
\v hicsdav. the cilstoinalji annual tight
• n t v by ' w h i c h t o I 1.. I r o m I ' i f c o i i - And that i- -oiiii'lli'ii-jr cniiri'U' within
vv II had! between the I M i oil and coini-(Ir'lj)h a n i l f a r ln;i> i o i i ^ l l i c v
"ii_ o f l l w i i - i i R t i i . the l a n ^ e of pi»-ihiiitic.s..
try jiiembev.s. *>\ er. the ei H,ializ:ition o f j
1 l«-en I . u n c i .
Tlie conii.nT.nee | ,'on e i i n a b l l l f
Uvit s.
•Iii-ka«'S .Ha* n an. i \ i-i- ii^ :iran w !:•>
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BO&fH H O T J S E BTJRITEtD.
. r/.-.y ion .submitted their i 'cpot't.' Which' i.
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Are r e a d y a t a l l t i m e s t o i t t e n d miner" o r t lIv
v aafter
'h:\lf-PW-t
e!evc(i
o i i i c k i 1>. roit ar si:x-.sevent.h bf the who,
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a ('hi'"!!;.'" I i o i i - c . had caltrd'ftt I.!aid w i t h H e a r u e s a n d d r r i a g e . ' W e
lire w a s
111 •can p-^Imiiii ardr pi-oiii'iMMl l o call T i i e - d a y ni.jrlit. a n :|iari'u o f ; liicmi-n ( ! ,.-.n|nty, and WyandotTe a jnjl '•'tltjJ'toWliat
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* - \ i il i . u hii h hi' drd not d o .
, r e a c h e d t h e foot of \ n e •I l e t 1 . where
'fhc aiiieudlnent w a s :idi,»|ited. but
piirv
| i c , III H * li'i lioai iliu^ jiiact! l In- hcav elift w i r e lij;l ted up :!'<' W y - j s i l i f l u e n t l y -twas recoil- d e l e d oil file
M.'i-.i <N| : ) ( . ^ l n > I: u- v |>i c'lcd Kaiv i a ^ w a.-.
i a u d o t t e lioajt h o i j s e w;i- ( Inp. lely c u - ! in.jl n o f S u p e r v i s o r Yejriiur, and a
:. -iti f>ri.-»- t h e r e
Tln- peddler c l a i m e d ( v e h i p e i l inf 'llaiiles. | T h
Iii;-t a r r i v a l - ' tllb-Stute
tutc offered
ottered fixing lljeltolal
Ihiftolal %{aluiii
vjalliiaI n t h e b e s t s t y l e kjnown.
t • h.-i« e tiiii) in 1 Ii- • \V\ and>>tl(/ S a l 111JJ-.
v d slu-ll
t'Wyatnlotie and the t>«wnsli|j>- iif
tinjir
' l . a c k . . l i . - i w a - iic'ai Iv - i \ feci tall and -uccccdcd In s a v i n g ihe foui-oa
r
aal>rse
that
w
a
s
ptii-ehased
fnmi
th
ligi(i'es'originally
o ! -run jbu'rld
H e h a d a p e d d l e r pack
• o i l H li)i*
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T,
"
1 l i \ e d- bVstbe
*.inliwn
club, and al<'"> an old double slu
t a d w i|Ji (» strtip. a n d t!i
H-til n a p - a- the ••sea \iifi." Iielonjjinjf.- fj> iWillJiini cofcrti'itlee jiftUO.lllMMMKti. | bitt 'niakinjg
t h e • • s e a p i K - " l t ' l o l i j ^ i l l S f tJ>
c l i j u g e s in (lie aiodtiuts iir'ifu> differentI s I a r g * a n d r a r i e d , While w e a r e
J*'SII-PI1 w ith i t - m i n e r .
'1 h e - t r a p w a s
O c o b o . k ; : I5y thi* time tfft' Ifiv was* s o tiiUUship-s.
j
''.[••i' K fet-( ImiK a n d a b o u t 1} i n c h e s in |
r e a d y j t o m e e t all competition . o n
Inipossibii
nlerltlie
hot
thai
it
to
(I
was
sluperv
isors V
ol[ Detroit
'imer\ isors.
v e r n o r oij
I'piroit and
v'dlh.
h i - n o t l » - l i e » e d that t h i s :
priceaJ . ' , ' • -\ •
W y a n d o t t e (aiftlfoi
i.lfoi.1 of W y a n d o t t e t h e n ^veiitj to
l l . - i w - iiitieb liuht o n t h e - l i b j e c t .
I house, am t h e . Id oritf'ma
|AT T H E O L D s|:AND,
I'liur-onrcd -ludl. the faindiik blue ten
rk and in'i!|> n i i n u i e s had a n e w tijble
H. \ . . ( ^ ' « d M i c k na\f - l i m e i n i p o i l a i i t
oared liai'Ki! that w o n - o m a u y victories, ( R
i n e s aiirranged.
r r a n g e d , winch
jui m il
! iaalues
which w;as
w;as put
t i - ; i u i o i > y ilbal lira)' e x p l a i l r t h e c a - e :
•
a piano upsinirs were destroyed vi ijcfjand carried. As a d o p l e d t h e ynhiii- A t : t l e loxvi'H , p r i f e s i t iH|MtsKil>]e
-:i ! <fa<'toiriIy.
H e s a i d In- r e m e m b e r e d
WTANDOTTBji
with the liuildiiiir. ThiwIthHtisjandifeet ti ai -of \Vyniidotte -uul t h e (Mitlviug
\KUr
t h a t a IMHIJ' « a - IttM'ied c l i t h e S|MI|
j t - d a k s gt)ptl^..
iof
dressed
luuiber,
worthiM*.
wliicli
luul
ti
w
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s
h
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p
s
wits
lowered
and
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f
n
e
r
wii.-l'e t}i(9| i)keleto|i •' Wa* f o u n d ill I lit*
8TVLIHH,
jln-en -placi'tl in the b u i l d i n g ' t h e week cnjiiee pjit ont<|thetovv;iis| ips a d j o i n i n g
; -|> itt(j. h n i l h " U K l i t r of lftw.
A b o u t I before, Viis hi s o bullied.
;
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IJi*roit, Superv Isni- (iuilfoil s e c i i r e i i a
< ; r i s t m a * ij'»V N e w 'Year'*. In t h e p r e Tlu'lilre-Wiw iindoiilitedly of tilifiiceii- tgii|n|-si/.cil feather for his c a p by.get•'•-diifjf u i p j W . a iniui w a t d r o w n e d olT t
: diary origin, hut w h o starred il is a t i n g W v i i u d o t t e ' s c(|U,ali>!ed vnliiation
(In- i c e lit-lite foot o f K l l i e k a a v e n u e , t o I i n y s i t * * . Ihtrlng the day. t w o member*. n ifiiceii from »WMM)llt) to $W«.(HH). and
inccuUd by pttlriMilxlin
*,';
IS AS THUK AH
•jcilier wit}l« n t c a i u nd htiiweHe,wil' of'the c l u b workeil. in tlte hoiixe for sev- tli 'if notlivvlthstanillng tlnil tlii< city's asue—I h e l i w d t«> dfttK t h e ri v t>r f o r I h e
L
eral hours s a w i n g up lumber to cell the HtsVeil
viihuttlon
.is
' * $111),4()1
. bo-lv in u olmw stoi'tn. but t h e s e a r c h inside of the second story.
Ni Ithei' of higher this yeiir lliuii last". T h e subWeather hua lieen Hiiixt, ci pa' promise flrxl
to IM<-gheu tip. Next sprint
lia.
nig. in the y o u n g m e n .smoke, there w a s n o
Jcilied table shoWs the eipializeil valtiaTiio-'iljilh)!'. yVyatlilotte.
clrtHn a..d tliu otalook for ui>si liiiiiliKma w u
i»c Juiii.'.
.tniii»« u
ii Iwnfy
tuiiifi' was
uu.. found
fiiim<t «.ii
May. or
off the s t o v e u p in l l n { b u i l d i n g and no l a m p s
1
nk-Ver
belter. <:'i)iiiicinu'ii(l\i
l i i l i for imi, ;th«
(igHies Hxeil by this
. *o d 1MI«III«M
n w - r bankj Oppositeiithe point w h e r e the Were lighted.
completSI IIIU of Mttinple(r| from liuiiiM-n arc |>i'i-|lar<nK for n itood tall tradn. And
A s the witter wurk* s t a - yi i r ' s eomniittce. ami those liiiiitly nd(dcmviikc people afo lnokllii; around (o urn
s k - l c t o n wns i-Nhuiuii'il on the '.'Otit. and tion Is o n l y u few feet d i s t a n t , s e t t i n g
h to select stilts o r s i n g l e g a n W n t s
oiited iiiji prepared by S u p e r v i s o r s (Jnilr
nfhera tlicy van pureliMM- the] Ifcut n<x>ds fort tut .
-.-•W
" ? j f ,•...•[!•. ;•'. .i . j -' » -..(-..,1 j . . .
w hich-wiiii^itHplgBK*! to IH' the remains lire to tint lioat h o u s e w a s a pretty I HI hi
Waul mofiev. 'Thone lUiilciiipJti llitif imnbanlnif
folj
and
Verndr.
T
h
e
finalfcipinfization
of t h e tiuili d r ^ w n f d in the w i n t e r of "piece.of business.
luanv Itlie kept by meiean sava both valuable •
of | h e W y a n d o t t e w a r d s isj 'IK- s a m e as
t: ine anil dullurs by colnlim (Ur wl lo my store,
•i:t. There, was a low unntly lieach a l o n g
T
h
e
boat
h
o
u
s
e
w
a
s
erected
hi
1875;
that
seci'uifll
by
Supervisor
K
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e
h
r
i
g
i
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i
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\i here I Jkeep a entiiplete line d>f Watolien.CIoelcH,
I 1>< rirer tlifre.
J list ice Ferguson euiJ -wclry, HilVerwiire, Mpeutacli-ii and stuall M-wtIt stood at the foot of V i n e rstreet, ol>- tin) sub-coiiiini'ttee. of wh.ich he Was the
puneletl
> d a.fliiry,
a.^iiry, wh
wh<jjeiamined the body
ei)
Oooils.
_
i
Btructing t h e j v i e w of the river, .and W y a m l o t t e m e m b e r , but w h i c h w e r e
fek B mdichoaiid reltevo kit tbo tronbtoa tnufr
.V.T-'OEFICIE:
-'
and det'lamttl thiit ijf w a s the s a m e m a n
Itnt lo abiltonjj. itotoof tun «J»tom,rtjoh u
i
.pprowriate
f(>r
all
clas^e«,
n u m e r o u s efforts h a v e been i l a d e of rejected bv the: general fomniittec' a n d
At
residence,
8
chtirct'
Dpirth <^f'Pr«shytnrlaa
w ho wa.1 (Btow ned whh the t e a m . T h e
|zzlniu,:M*iiaea, Ilrotys IneM, Dlitrana kftof
I c a i i t i t u l i n design. <
^ !
late y e a r s t o h a v e | t remofved.' ti c c o u n - raided as sjiown III the m i d d l e c o l u m n ^
ltln3 Patuln tho tiidis, Ac. Whilo theirmort
man w a s (past niiilille a g e . anil quite
( orrct't in evei-jj* particulaf*.
cil o r d e r i n g it doni> several timesA I the WyatiUotte supervisors d e s e r v e
W.YAN
MTCPH
W»Kic<iflyi
fc?«
bo
sn
ehpwn
l
a
oudng
tad. 5 fewtv 10 or fl ^ l i h e s a n d jierhaps
I lechUtlly popular.
F o r t u n a t e l y -for; t h e l)oat c4nb, t h e cr|eiUt for• their work o n tlie board.
ti f e e t
Rl w f s tlik' c o n c l u s i o n of all
I xcellent a h d esstmtial.
:
house
and
conteiitH
w
e
r
e
insureil
"Only
'l\
,
18BU.
tSHI
'
'
tft»t.
'
around thjl^this w a i the party d r o w n e d
J a n c y and fashionable.
' •A8r*-|i(jrte(l :' AH
in the Wii^tfr.
T h » IMMIJ^ w a s buried a few w e e k s a g o TJjr. L a n g l o i s h ill $000 • ! ]' - . '
tiy veuimiuee. ail<i|iteit.
ratifying t o o u r customejrs
worth
of
Insurance
writtiyi
o
n
t
i
e
prop» ithottt a.jiox. W i t n e s s sa.W t h e m o u n d
i h i yet Oatkat's lillltb tlv»r P m r a 0r v
Ddtrnlt..
*14S.?p3,«H »175.4511.310 *175.4«).3I0
andsoniely flnlshod.
-^luiibloit. Dfc.-stliotluii.curirgju'.ij'r .IMO'Mi)
^H«,578
yjo.ooo
• i oi.nded iij>sfive or4 .4.x f e e t y e a r s after- erty—«300 o n the building. $800 o n th« llniHIlHtllHIl
Graduate of the
Ivereity of Michigan.
QUOI <hisannoj- nproraslaiat.-vlillolh^ralsj
Siereaslngsates.
aiiton
1,011(.000
1.014.744
i:guw»Jo
ward. R e m e m U - r lio other IMMIJ' b e i n g shell that burned^ $100 o n the barge, CIMjarboru
Office
and
Residence
tddte
Aye.
(next
foor
In
rrec .alldlcatdtt. ol^heatoi.".iu-i-.«ttmulutotb)
...
1.3811(1()0
l.-jsa.-.'ia
l.mooo
ndiolou* m a n a g e m e n t .
Uevrs Depot).
I.iiried iherif d u r i n g his r e s i d e n c e in and $ 2 0 0 o n the Ecorse shell, w h i c h was E«-)orM)....
I • :
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JyeiaidiognJatot ieVtow<la. Ercn it itc-j onlf
1.43(1001)
i,»7s,o:«
1.535.U0IV
K n o w n to be tirst-elass
savetl.
a
l
t
h
o
u
g
h
In
a
d
a
m
a
g
e
d
t'oi
idition.
Preservation
of
the
teeth
a
specialty.
UrJFfiiRelil...
city. Wits iiirt present at iiujuest of that
aataouo
.i.Hto.ooe
, 2.538.7(17
1
Ijowestj in price.
• - I mti DUB Oxide aduilulcered.
**.4MI^M)
2.4tft.aD
n.an. Meiipjiry is v e h ' distinct about the Iieing scorchetl a n d the ilecks irokeh. (Jtl'JiHeH'iiU - a,qoiwi«
llHiptrmiKk..
5,^llUiU0U
4.500.01)0
Repairing
and
Maniffactur ingnf
T
h
e
$7(X)
i
n
s
u
r
a
n
c
e
o
n
the
property
wfaitpqiftf.. MICH:
grave.
W a n e s * ' son w ork's-at the s o d a
3.IU1.2U
Itunm...
57(1()110
Km,<m
n«h w o r k s ; And o n N a few d a y s before burned will jnst about suffice t o build a L i v o n i a ....'.;.. . 5a4.S4H
.tMooo
050,000
twian
•ti i«y would lx B'.most pricolosalo Jho»9wha
t.ODUjCMU
wis.ono
ibe skeletiinf w a s foi|nd. he said to h i m . n e w house anil b u y a teiiroilred baii'ge. MoiiKUMgun .
887.1311
ar Vomthlfldta rcsslag complsint; butforta-.
Nankin
I.IIK0XW
09).000
, j o k i n g i y . ,"f««>ok o 4 t , J o h n , o r a dead T h e •lioys w e r e m a k i n g p r e p a r a t i o n s t o Plymouth
maoM . a;3ooi,rt»
uBlr (LelrgoodDO • docs: ^feudhcr" »ndtho83
9.sio.aio
L one promptly
and ricatly\
9.lpB.5W
hoot
eetry \b.om i 'Ul And Un*i lituJpilliivalamait will enfoh y o u . ' ' W i t n e s a s a w the put t h e house in g o o d shaiie anil tit up, Hwtjford
i.attooo
i.'joaooo
• ti uamaafx.Ti m that i hey will not be wi%
± HomnliiH...... 1,I«7JII7
ft'etterand cheaper \
d r o w n e d M a n ' lx-fore he w a s t a k e n a g y m n a s i u m o n the s e c o n d s t o r r.
. .VilXOU)
505.000
WSjHffiJ
to|oowiliont
t
^
^
s
.
fit
:.fl«
.il'flickaea.1
4.U0O.OUO
4.305.000
1 Hah ,vW'( *""» hare it dyne at any other
f h e p i a n o . w a s o w n e d by Ernest Sprtngw-cttif.. 3.333.81X1,
as|i<»r««', Imi. |t»uldn'ti' renieml>er w h e t h e r
11(1.(100
Sumpler
37-.000
387.140
p aee in Michigan.
' s ,
t h e had aj "strap around
his neek. Myers and w a s insured. , T h e lumber Tayjior
385.000
T
4an.oo
H9l.(Btl!
Speeiai'attention
glren'to
flit
mantifacVan Bitten... ... «81,07»!
( oiddn't l*']positiv<i almut the date, lmt iu the b u i l d i n g w a s ijninsured.
- 800.000
ft.10.000
Wyandotte^
ti re <>f\ Wedding Rings.
\ \ \fc ,
Alreaily p l a n s ar^ l>fbig foriiii*d for
il wa.s a f U r 1860 [ a n d prior to 1WM.
ftit want
27fi.l85j'
970.000
385.000
J o h n S. 'ljrites helped h i m d r a g foy the rebuilding. T h e c l u b w'ill probably a s k , a t ward.....'
4ai.«7*
4SO.0HO
300.000
Lifcly. ConMn't reiiiemlier those whiV the c o u n c i l ' s permission! t o pitt n p a (fcne- j Sd ward....:
»48.tW7
'J40.(mo
mooo
!
w e i i dowr| |»n jury. Asjieil his opinion, story lx>at house, off fii>m Vineistripet,
T h e committeef o n Ways and means,
w i t n e s s sajitl h e - t h o u g h t the s k e l e t o n back of the w a t e r w o r k s buildini;. T h e r e c o m m e n d e d l e v y i n g $117,050 forcoun-'
foiuid T u e i l a y w a s that of t h e man he b u i l d i n g contemplattHl will be ribotit ty tajces. Carried.
70x30 feet in size and provided ivkli ji
ha*I helped) q r a g for iu t h e sixties.
4 | Doors S o u t h Oak o n Blddle.'
•
It w a s decided t o a p p r o p r i a t e 915,000
gymnasium.
for t h e teuiporary relief fund, a n d $84,t hrisThjoJi, o f t i e u n d e r t a k i n g firm
000 for .tlie m a i n t e n a n c e of the c o u n t y
<if H. & .<'. tflion.' w.U the n e x t witness.
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALU
lumse a n d i n s a n e a s y l u m ; . a l s o $8,296
H i - t e s t i m o n y bore o n the length of
P00K
OLD
MBS.
KTJNT
for | he rolief of i n d i g e n t soldiers of^the
!in«* a IMMIV jW oulil he preserved in difThe AWEBICAR PnoTKCTmt t'ABtrpl.KAOtra
w a r of the rebellion, their w i d o w s a n d
ferent kiiufchof soil a n d u n d e r different
i publ ahfng' a moat valuabli i series o f Tariff
to ilo Her o r n h a n s .
.
locum mts.1 These are prepa red with a v i e w
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• i-nditioiisJ ; A: liotfy w o u l d la.s.t longest Her Primlon Cninr Too l.ate
;
0 stati i t h e facta and argumi nts for Proteo.
Mltteh Good.
T h e cotinlV .treasurer w a s a l l o w e d
in water o r tjret' iMiill
W o o l e n fabrics
ion, wbethjar in t h e i n t e r et o f farmers,
w.;iikl last' pi y e a r s u n d e r g r o u n d , but
Mrs. S u s a n K n n t / o , an old r e s i t e n t of $5,000 forcleiikr-s luffi t o collect the stateh
aborers, merchants or pre fessional m e n .
5ach li sue Of t h e series appei ils t o those e n ' «>tl:.T gootls. a s c o t t o d . ' w o a l t r i i e d e s t r o y - W y a n d o t t e w h o 'kept a little si .ore. o n undioounty t-lxjes. „ j "^
't>
,
'aged i n separate industries,' ind presents ined m u c h so<iri«r.A\yitnes4i n e v e r s a w a the c o r n e r of O a k and r"ifth streets for
A l item in t h e ('auditor's budget, a U
i isputi ble facts—oomparisoE s o f wajres, coat
lit- last for iiny great! length of t i m e like m a n y y e a r s , died last Friday a n d wras l o w i n g $000 tolthe cl*rks in the Detroit]
i if llvii ig, a m other argumei its showing- the
lenetlt i of Protection.. '
t he o n e taken from t | i e s k e l e t o n .
H a s ' burieil "{Sunday.
T h e old la»}y w a s 72 asseisorsl blHv|» for Overtime in spread-]
; A n y i ilngn o n e will b e sent o n receipt of t
ii«»cii in uiideirtakiiig b u s i n e s s s i n c e 1S.>4. y e a r s o l d . and it' is said thai lujj' d e a t h i n g he state and c o u n t y t a x e s w a s ali «nta i I stamps e x c e p t " w a ics. Living and
H a - exhuni*-!! IMHIWS that ln»ve been w a s the result of neglect ant| fa'i tire t o l o w u l R a f t e r a | hanllltighjt. J. Chris.
1 raruT," wbldih will b e s e n t for 4 cents.
? i
btuji'jd M,. it) 4nd 12 years, but never s a w p r o v i d e proper foot!:
The i rhole list will be sent foil 90 cents o r ;
.Th.ero ax) s o m e Ja'cV b cltauipiijnieil R)M« girtib, a n d what,
Any U e l v e for 20 cents, or a n y Ave for 10 theut so wVll preserved as this o n e . pathetic i n c i d e n t s conliectetl w : ith,)ier J. C u i s . J a c o l i favors goes',
,
dents, | tostage pakL Orderbrnwmber.
N e v e r tookj Up a hjxly ">«• had lieen history.
Tflo board held their final session y e s (
Ko.
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PAOCS.
buriwl without a coffin, but w a s w i l l i n g
|J-" W igtw, IllTing and TarUr." K. A. ftABTSs Mrs. Kunt/.e w a s of S w i s s birth. H e r teri ?• ' . ' ; !
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104
to -Wear thnti in his o p i n i o n ( h i s body husband w a s killed iu the r e l i e l l i o i . s i n c e
to-**TIi9 Advantage* af a ProtoiUrf Tariff to
had iM-en uiiiirer'groiihd less than . t e n which t i m e s h e h a s earned, a i leagre
tie. Latior and Industrie! of the United
BIQLT # 0 T TEA YEABS
t latei.'l First Prise EMay 1687. CXAW
M-ars. Ha<| k n o w i t l a chilli's neslt to s u b s i s t e n c e ; for hersidf • a n d
son
,
IORDD, HSKNDIO
St
U-.ive the b<tues in t>yo y e a r s : a g r o w n " S a m m y " by k e e p i n g a smaljl store. A
p
—
"
R<
m e Prodnctlon Indtspeni able t o • ' Sop1
I ly, M |U>w, l>rioe«. e f t h e i H a n u f a c t u r e d '
••Orson'* in iftom 12 tt> 14 y e a r s .
| l a d few bolts of calico, several ja|*sof c a n d y Fori tiling YotijiK Fred Claraml at Detroit
q o m m o d l t t e * required rtnq t h e Heop
irr«J• s e e n &(|»lies bi'rieil t w o o r three
the UDlted State*; and Alleauate Home
; '
f - . t J j . I i r . . J'• , . ' ;
and a few m i s c e l l a n e o u s trinkets c o m I rodncilon
thess Commodities ImpnsInctlon bf the**
-y.uar* w i t h tjhe rte|h rtll there. Thougtit
•
ible without a lTotectlTi Tariff.
— "Mist
prised the stock in trade. B u s i n e s s wa.s
H i e t r i a l of (^hiirfes, Bigly. charged
the soda asli s k e l e t o n must h a v e lielong. , is
I rise Kuay,
|ss«. O D. JODD
31
never brisk. But by the most trigii I e c o n - with Idiootiiig ajnd k i l l i n g i red ( i a r a n d .
- " W i s t are Haw Material* r Wlould Free Raw
»••1 t o a m a n -1 feet 10 inches tall, i Had
Material! be AdTanUgeod* to the Labor
o
m
y
s
h
e
m
a
n
a
g
e
d
to
live
a
u
d
kenp
t
h
e
at
HiHuniotKi.
.Standish
«K
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slaughno m e m o r y j«»f a mjan Ix-tng burieil at
2nd Indunrlei of the Ublted States'*
1
Vint l-rfce Euay, lBMi Hdiiam B.
Flr«tl-rlie~
—OIBKIJ. 8S
tlie p l a c e niiniett by Mr. Ocobioek. W a s ta^es paid u p oil the place, whii'h s h e ter l l u i s e in Detroit o n J u l y J}1, has
J8-"Fa
laclea otFraeVrrado." 4 P. JUIXUB... 31
ned.
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Ijcteninincludeil in the recorder's coi|rt.
"So ne ViewsHon the Tariff bjr ah Old BusliJl y^uars o'dl a(t that tiiite.
ilrs.
K u n t z e Was clearly entitled t o a iTherf w a s n o (jucstion about the shoot
iessBlaii. OBO. DBATSIU...
.•.SB
1
'Fills, concluded t h e .testimony t a k e n
»—"Th>
JrotecUre Tariff: Its AjarantaitM for
1
pension frbm the g o v e r n m e n t .
Y e a r s ing. Hie d e f e n s e d i r e c t i n g their efforts
tssjiouth." C.L.KDwaMal
32
Th^Wool Interest." Judge WM. t.i,««ja}ics V\
g o she mjide a p p l i c a t i o n therefor, but t o w a l t l s a v i n g j t j f l l y from c o n v i c t i o n of
Friday e v e n i n g . In order t o secure s e v apen.>
b-"l'ri)tecUoni ^
vt. Free lT»de."KA HUlprlcal
>
her
claim
[dragged
a
l
o
n
g
f
r
o
m
y
j
e
a
r
t
o
niiirt|>r
in
tire
Tirst
degi;ee.
It
w
a
s
crai more w'nness« !i a n d to e n a b l e the
l e v jew. »I>.
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iO-"Tlie Farmer aott the TarUI' CoLTnoiLu
jury to avail t h e m s e l v e s of a n \ f further y e a r without result, until last s p r i n g . clain§-d that B i g l v h a d been o n a spree
n.iJtfDisY
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M
w
h
e
n
s
o
m
e
friends
took
hold
undfpushand E n s in sitcl'i a condition, a s to b e
infoDniatlont that might c o m e to light,
it—-TDtwtlonasal-ubUoPolk-'." OBOBOI*.
IJOUTWKU.
.(.1.. . . . r >.j| . . . .
A s a e o n s e 1 i nea ble of f(|>rming a n intent. All
. m " i U . .
. . IB
the impiest Was a d j o u r n e d t o W e d n e s - ed the matter t i r a n issue.
q n e n c e ^i J u n e sjhe l-eceiveil a pehsion the v [messes teptitiiiC h o w e v e r , .that h e
te-"g*i>iy to UMFresldfbt's WBe-Tradc Mesd a y e v e n i n g . I M . 2*. !
ilier at t h c t i i m ' o f the kliooting.
with back payments, a m o u n t i n g
tofWas
An Important f l o e .
J». ..*/>
tW
in
. a s earrfted
J: r to
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t h s t a n d i n g t h i s , the jury brought
$1,240.
h e n r*.
the n e w...
s .w
tile* be Abaadoued and Imerluan MarNotv
I k e u Surrenderedf
....
X-dst^uit 1 I'roset-ntjng
A t t o r n e y her, s h e w a s ovijrcoine w i t h j o y . [TlSuch in a Verdict ot lniirdiSi* in tlie s e c o n d
ngiueuand the Tairutl"
1»-Sais i. lo Uerbtan, with Addlll >n
1.... .
Spf:ng»*r rahte d o w n from Detroit Weif- goinl fortune. ' after y e a r s of pinttiry. d e g i
Ji---*hp
Question:
Shalltlutdred
ArjierlcanVeani.
IndluL9—"TliB Vital
l'rbtn-eiw
of One
1
1 ODKRT e . eORTKB,
iie-iilay e v e d i n g . when the inquest w a s si'emeil almost b e y o n d iRdief.
tjlrowJui
1(7—"Pr itectloh f o r A m e r i c a n a h Ippli
Chandlers,
o
n
Tiiesdav
sciitto have beeh resinned lie fore J u s t i c e ing her a n u s around her s o u ' s [heck.
¢ - - Th tt Tariff N o t a T a x . " HOMI U B . D I B E U .
eiiceil B i g l y t o teii>-years in t i i e s t a t e
# - - W IT I r i s h m e n Should He Pr >tcwtlonlats
T ewksbury.
N o testjiinony w a s t a k e n , Mrs. Kutitze w e p t for joy.
• a • . prist at J a c k s o n .
a 0 - - I > r i l e c U o D " K. H . AMKIDC wrs
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however.
|Sjnce t h e very "full account
3
l - - W « t Is a Tariff t" A n s w e r s to a W o r k l n g But e v e n t h e possession of w e a l t h is
1
K lan's Question '
: . ......^.
of ( h e skeleton tindj w a s p u b l i s l u i l in
! not a n u n m U e d blessing. I n e x p e r i e n c e d
"**
" T h 3 A m e r t r a n W o o l I n d u s t r r." E . H A *
M.VKKIAliK LICKNIMES.
la-t w e e k s ; H E K A L | » , J u s t i c e Ti?i«*sI
sroow»....
j
,...„....
8
in m o n e y matters, s h e w a s .ill Httpd t o
»-"'Wi «es and Cost of LMns:." J.1 D. WEBI
bury h a s reirejvwl a letter from a reader
4
S i i l > n Donnefe',l>i r W e s t T o h t l o . O . ;
e x e r c i s e j u d g m e n t in making-^expendi2a—"Sol ithern Farming Industries."..
of t h i s papeif in a n e i g h b o r i n g t o w n ,
26-" A f hort Talk to Worklngme »."..
a
tures. T h e houfie w a s repaired jand a Kitth jJRoaeh. 2¾ N e w - B o s t o n .
"
f
r
itectlon
and
the
Farmer."
Senator
pr*SJM.
eonveyinjf iaformation which m a y lead
All i t Burke. 23, H u r o n ; Cora H a r r i s ,
" Cctxoa
Brussels carj>et purchased, w h i l e tit the
»
u> c l e a r i n g up the Biystery. At rfny rate.
>>-. ' . - . ' •
. The!Ai mtc*W ECOBOBIST, weekly, derotedl to the
s a m e time there were/ n o p i l l o w s hi t h e 17; H l r o n . ., I
discuss*, in of all phases of the Tamff question. $ i
. Pro-«eeutor .Springer is of the o p i n i o n h o u s e n o r linen*'for t h e betl.*,
Fit i e r i c k Va]n A^stin€: , 3H, Inkster;
JThe.se
•year, i ample copies free. AddMss American PriKthat the clml )s an important o n e . and facts w e r e learned by: the neighboi-s w h o F r a n j l ' s C o g s ^ ' e y , 21. Inkster.
tjscUve Turin league, Vi W. esd ft.. New York.
w o r t h f o l l o w i n g np_
H e k'ft i n s t n i c - called d u r i n g heif last illness, audi w h o
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t i o n s for gittting w i t n e s s e s a m i the in- sat u p w i t h h e r a n d d i d e v e r y t h i n g posKatlfrr r^mlwrriMslnir.
ipiest will: be taken lip n e x t M o n d a y sible t o e a s e her d e c l i n i n g d a y s . J i
Front | | e BoaKih Budget.
^,
t
night.
Ro!§lind^fre]li.EiIgarj.2''hat d i d ytiii
Mrs. K u n u e l e a v e s a s o n . Sani.j w h o
w
T H E H E K A I . K is in p o s s e s s i o n o f the
SflVtcJ^iii©*'
A—
is feeble-niindetl.
H e r estate eojnsists w i s h
full particulars a l o n g this line, bull withI w i s i r t t i # P t yo»i that
of t h e p r o p e r t y o n t h e c o r n e r of O a k > E d rrrO$l
' h o l d s their publication until t h e p r o p e r a n d Fifth streets, a n d a s u m o f m o n e y M i s s
j
FRESH BUKNED
S m y t h e is e n g a g e d t o b e t n a f offii-ers h a v e hail a n o p p o r t u n i t y t o p l a c e in t h e bank.
ried.
.
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in She w i t n e s s b o x certain personi* w h o
Roi lirid ( c o l o r i n g ) — W h a t : that i n J a c o b Kunt/je, t h e Detroit l a u n d r y
are! believed tio k n o w a g o o d deal a b o u t
m o g u l , ia a n e p h e w o f the d e a d w ^ m a n . sipid looking, doll-faced c r e a t u r e e n the'case. • :• [ "
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For mercy's sake w h o is g o i n g
«yi
«»««!
Before l e S v i n a . t h e assistant prosett Is e a s y t o defeat a n e n e m y . bi|t It i s t o m
• her?
*
0 h ( >few8pai*er* 5 ceutk a d o z e n a t
c u t o r *iirecWi| H.jk C. T h o u , t h e ituder- j d i o i c u l t t o m a k e pirn a c k n o w l e d g e it.
r—Well—e%r-that is—I a m .
thiaofhife.
THE SKELETON ENIGMA
AM < pen t o sell
11 ou
o u t any kjiad of Business,
I
0HA$
#
THE OLD RELIABLE
HIMMIBIS
PAUL ADOLPH,
OltSy
J
ull Linp Caskets, Burial Robes,
Prices low as the Loweft
p°
WYANpqTTB,
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J^LBALMIBQ
OUR STOCK OF FURNITURE
Cor.BIddleAyeandS
ore St,
UklABLK PAtiHlCS
iHble I*ricei
Weather:Crops::
Morgeiitliau, 2 times 2— 4
s business
imes 2 - 8
mt. n. LAMw^iti,
Physicia|i t n d S|urg^Q|i
DR: A.
FsMimO
•'JtlJtW'lJj
)fiARDS0N,
S
\
EWELRIY
i
:IM II
T
mi
m
HORSAEE!
At F. B. Sibley's Monguagon Kilns
IME.
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'imkit%M%::d--)Li\ A
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THE HERALD.
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B Y J. D . H A V E N .
M i r e d at the Post Office as 8eeood Oats
HaO Matter.
K»
to no e s * longing mora
another that la inbred la man'*
bear* It la the desire! for aomo little
rprt of earth that he can call home and
where ho oka eat in safety under his
OWB vine what he plant* But having
Ihfrspot of earth, It to also his embl*
ttoa to enlarge i$> The farmer, as
Emerson say* only desires the land
that adjoins him, and, he finely adds,
Napoleon's ambition was no greater.
T H I S pother about the superior sanitary and hygienic virtues o f cremation Is mere speculative folly. There
Is nothing in evidence; that the burial
»f! the dead is detrimental to the
health of the living. The cant about
overcrowding burying grounds to£as
rl&ioulous as the prattle' about the
overpopulation of the country, goo(rapbteelly speaking. Always will
there be room in the earth for the sons
of the earth while there remain hands
s o l hearts to bury the dead.
gggggggmgeMBS-gSBS
. W» are all more or loss oroaturos of
examples, Llkeaflook of sheep, we'
follow a loader over s o matter what
obstacle and la spite of all olroumrtaaoes. Let a man make money by
some wild plunging In speculation and
Incontinently a hundred others plunge
after him only to lose their money.
Let someone
achieve
distinction
honorably and thore are countless
youths whd endeavor to emulate him,
and h is but slightly variant if the distinction is acquired
dishonorably.
Jesse James bad probably as many
admirers and more? imitators than
General Sheridan or General Custer.
"CownDBKCK," said the astute
William Pitt, "is in aged bosoms a'
plant of-slow growth." This is true
only as to intelligent persons whose
judgment is ripened by experience
and observation.
These, however,
tir»! the exception.
Mature persons
w h i are emotional grow confidence
with all the ease and celerity characterising mushroom development It
is thifl fact Which gives play to the
whole brood of adventures and enables
them to flourish for a time at least
In lieu of credentials these genteel
vagabonds rely on their own impudence and the average guliblllty,
shrewdness to discern and use which
is their stock in trade, The whole
range of swindlers, from the "now you
f e e i t and now you don't see it" manipulator at the county fair to the Napoleons of finance who cross the money
Alps at a bound and compel oredit
through shoe* gudaolty,' find no great
diffioulty In fostering the growth of
nfldonoe in bosoms aged or oth
1» dlsoussing the hydrvbeaded
vsat girl question, turn to the case of
the close friend who has shared society
pleasures and successes. The breadwlbaer, suddenly stricken while bust• e s e affairs are entangled and need the
strong head to straighten, leaves a
homo unprovided for unless other
hands toko up the dropped burden.
Thsft homo has been bright because
It was filled with daughters. With a
e a r f u l mother they have skill la all
deportments of domestic servioe. But
ar# [their first thoughts turned to such
work M a means of existence* Arr
they thus advised by hoopltoi angel
and flower saint? A r e they not rv. tbar
pointed to avenues of employment already filled while kitchens are empty*
One has written entertainingly from
her seaside ' resort | Can she not
••write for the papersH Others have
done so and the story of their success
u filled with details of a pretty^ summer home all built and adorned with
earned money. Others still have won
fame on the stage and .poaf| in the
world's eye as heroines.
r
i
1» THIS analysis is touched the key
t o the mystery of the dislike of. kitchen
work among girls. There are no prizes
in the kitchen. All the world decries
the Louisiana lottery. But all t h e
world just the'same buys a ticket in
that or some other game of chance.
Luxuries are not measured by one's
own wants, rather by the possessions
tof neighho/BK_0andles gave pleasant
f l o w where whale-oil never . burned.
jGae is a luxury where electricity is
toot The avenues of great cities are
lined with, mansions of men and women
who have, woo prizea Few are Inhabited by graduates of kitchens, though
there are doubtless, in the humbler
capsotty many who would shine better
in the parlor than the mistress. White
caps servo to mark the domestic slave
Her more Independent sister of the
shop and office 1* not thus handicapped
i n t h e pursuit of hex prize, nor is her
life; made miserable by the badge of
servitude, as galling U the shackles
of the former black slave. It may be
the right of employers to mark the
rank of those inhabiting the t a m o
dwelling In this free land. J u l every
sueh mark to % line between domestic
lervioe aad harder tolL It to flot
drawn by the worker*. It may not oxtot s t * e to the injury of alL
. - ^
^y
would not be hailed oii'»ny .of our held a i d e r bilg trees as In olden timea
JOHN W i m riROP'S PARaf.
rivers with any rapture of admlra ion.
topie making bricks Without straw,
\
It fortunately had bu t little'speed for
A Tank** Famtlr 1 'ossMafoa of t t 7 t >
mpe] led bi • circumstances to use
the sinbbluinste<4of*traw- Flying over,
Br**ak I sesia Bnd.
rBREBTfNO
8KET0HE8 OK
DR|
T A L M A O P PREACH
JESE' A
A ,|wice w e . rjan agitmho a n d
,.BEACHES
sailors jumped tototlie water ami on
stan ding o i the banl^s aa in ScripOf
the
thousam
Is who daily pan'the/
|
T
H
B
IRI8H
CAP1TAU
GREAT DESCRIPTIVE « E R M < | N . tbelrshoulaers pushjd) her o u t Bui tu^e djaya i r e flamingoes, ospreys,
bronze figure of the eminent John
what yacht of gayest sportsman, t rhat
pelica us, heronal cuckoos and
deck of swiftest oceeUqueen shiuld buUfiahea
~i • On t all skies of
this Kindt Oraatlae* t* Caartaoai Straoi •rs—: Winthrop, first rovernor of Masse
chussetts Bay co ony aad founder o f
give such thrill of rapture.asasail Oh rivor
septlcbres.
Villages
of
WJber* Itlah I M N a t i liar Moi»
B*W O M m i t o r r of t$f WorM
the Nile? The P y r w i l d s i n sight [the sepulchres.' Cities Of
Boston, there are few, If any. says the
sepnlchrea
AsaU-^Phcealx
Park's
»>MlaI*Mir—ACharlSf Takma
remains of d u e s that are now tidpf
1
I nojtice the voice ot those ancient
Boston
Herald, n-Ho know tfiat t h e
Trafle Spot.
(Ira SMvlae»a Travel i Aasiauwlviag. nante, the villages thronged with
cities is hoarse from the exposure of
father of the Baj state had any ambis
& forty i «nturl es, and they accentuate
ulation. Both battka crowded
D a * »88».
I
tion to appropriate land to his o w n
historical deeds of forty o» atety «en- slowlv
.. with lips that vrere palsied for
I •
How trreat Is the diffei nee in the use.
turjeji Oh, what a book the bib iej is ages, b i t alfa gether tl ese cities along' characteristics of the Irish and
the
But, like other* who were prominent
when read on the Nilel
:1
the Nil > in ton e these words, "Hear ua,
BBOOXXTH, N. Y., Oct 2S.—The rend- Nations
of
sepulchrea
And for we sre veiy old,- ami it is hard for English people cad only be fully real- in founding a new country, he received
ering of the first sonat % in D mino* by one i« tempted to call it an emplr \ of r s t o steak. M'e were v i s e long before feed by those who, having live tor grants of the common land, among
Guilmaht on the grei t organ of .fthe tombs. I never sew [such a place as Athene learned her flist lesson. We some |tinie In. England, come across to them a farm of 1,260 acres, and hto
Brooklyn Tabernacle t lis morning! by Egypr is for gravea And now wel'un- sallied pur slnps while y e t navigation sojourn tor a few days upon -this side deputy, Thomas )udley, had a grant
Prof. Henry Eyre Broirne, the organ- derstand the, complaining sarcasiiL of wju un born. ' Tbese obe lisks. these pyr- of the narrowr arm of the! sea which
of the same oourt.
'
ist, held the vast cone regation .
t h e kraelites when they were o« | the amids,1 these pillars, these wrecked divides the Celt from the Anglo-Saxon.
These
two
men
went
out
through
bound with profound emotion.
way from Egypt to Canaan: " Bee tUse tenplei, thes« colossi Of black granite,
Talmage preactaed on 'Sailing L'p he there are no graves in Egypt hast' hpu thepe wrecked sarcophagi under the A stranger might reside n Loudon, the wilderness t j Concord river in
Nile," the second sermon of the sei 'S, taken us away to die in. the .wilder-: br »w c ( the hills, tell you of what I for/example^ for months and even 1638, and about four miles down tbje
entitled "Fron. the Pyramids of he ness?" Down the river bank comet the w i s li grandeur, and of what I am years j and blever make t i e acquain- river from the present village of ConAcropoll*. or What I Sa w in Egypt d buff silo and the cattle or kibe to drink. coming down to be. We sinned and- tance' of- pis next door neighbor, but cord they locatei or selected their
Greece Confirmatory of iheScripturi *• <And,it was the ancestors of these fellL ( ur leai nings cot Id not save us: in th* Irish capital a vlslto|r, if ho be farms. They fou id a convenient place
His text was Ezekiel i\ W. "The rl er cattle that inspired Pharaoh's dream Sei. those hiiltobliterated hierogly- only icourtepus and agreeable, may where two great 1 owldeijs stood on the
is mine and I have mac e It.";
of the lean kind and the fat kine.
h i c s o i yonder walL Our architec- find himself | quite at horn 9 in a few eastern bank; ttese they designated
Aba!' This is the river Nile., A
Hert we disembark a little wbil<
e co lid noi save us: See the painted hours! As we sat at breat fast u i our as the dividing line between their
brown, jor yellow, or silver cord* Ion Memphis, off from the-Nile to
bollumn s of Philie, an i the shattered hotel,| wherej the Service w is quite as
farms.
"
j
,
which e r e bung more JBwels of thi Il- r i g h t . Memphis founded by the
temple of Emeh. Our heroes could
ing interest than on an v river that ia X i n g of Egypt and for a long
As the governo *dlod in about eleven
not i a v e
us:
Witness Menes, good as c o u d be obtained In even tho
of
Lon< loo's years afterward, It is possible tbat he
ever twisted in the su sabine. It P- the capital A city of marble and
Dlodonms, I Jameses, and Ptolemy. most j; prel entltlous
pies through the Book »f Ecektol, j |nd Home of tne Pharaohs. City nine
Our, i:ods Ammon
and
Osiris oaravjtnsarles, say* a very Iritereiting never paid many visits to hto Inland
flashes, in the Books of Deuteron?!
miles
In'
circumference,
could i tot; sa re us: . Bee their fallen letter. In t h e Chicago Newi the jovial farm. Fifteen years'1 after hto death,
and Isaiah, and Keeharlah, audi 7< colonnades through which Impoilng templeii all, i l o n g the four thousand Irish gentleman opposite u t who) has
hum, and on its banks stood j a- processions marched. Jiere stood the miles of Nile. 0, ye modern cities, get been visiting the horse s h e r, opened a it was sold by hto eldest son, Fits
John Winthrop, the governor of Conmlghtiesof many ages, It w e i he Temple of the Sun, Itself lb brUliney some o< her Odd; a God who can help, a
crystal oradle of MOMS, and oa. ho a sun shone on by another s u a Th ibes G o d w l o c a n >ardon, 4 Upd who can conversation by some bast al roioark necticut, to Job L tne of Maiden. The
banks Mary, the refugee, carried, he In power over a thousand One tun save. Celled up as we are-for a little about the weather, and lei irnlng that deed bearing dats of Aug. 2, 1604. is)
infant Jesua
To find the bl h drtd years, ohnearly.ten times as ong white to give testimony, again the we had come over on a flying "toll still In existence and to hold as a
1
place of this river was the fasolnatloa
i the United; (rtetes have exiitedT sands c f the i esert will bury ua. Ashes launched off into an enthusiastic dis- souvenir by one of 1 hto descendants,
and defeat of expeditions without nam*
It to written on vol)ilum. and to t e l l
ere Is a recoil bent statue seventy to lashe i, dust to dustl" And as these cussion of the merits of thi horsos.
ber. Not many years ago, Beyird five feet long, iBrontedjratewayal A voices <f porphyry and granite oeased,
preserved and logibU
The price paid
Taylor, our great American travs ~~ necropolis oalled "the haven loffthe
We turned into the; irmldng loom for tho farm woo Cflj
II the ihrcoptiagt under, the bills re*
30.
wrotei "bince Columbus first loo!
blsssed." Hers Joseph was Pwme
apd were cordially greeted 1 >y an [rtoh
The purchase p rice WAS paid by
upon Ban Nalvadcr, the earth has but Minister. Here Pharaoh .received ppndel,; "Anhes to uihes!" and the commercial traveler, who opened the
capital of a lefty column fell grinding
e emotion of triumph loft for ber Jacob. All possble splendors were itself U i powd sr among tho rooks, and ball by obsbrvlngi "Good moning, building a house foj- tho governor ofT
Connecticut by <)ob Lane, who was a
•towel* and that she reserves, for built up Into the royal city.! Hojwa, reipont ing, "Dust to dustl"
gentlemen. I hope we he vo at last famous bulldor. He settled on thto
him w h o shall first drink from the Ezek el, Jeremiah and Isaiah speai of
gbt rf&' of the rain and tho s t o m a " farm, and renminbi 'the only olvtlued
fountain of the White Nile under the itasiiomethlhg wonderfuL Never did
Waolem for Voana Misses, ._
After some further converiatlon our
snow fields of Kilimanjaro." But the I visi 1 a city with such exalted ^anCostt men of fancy woolens < with new tcqualntance proceed )d to give Inhabitant for mllss around until 1682,!
discovery of the sources'of the Nilejby ticipations an 1 never did my antldlpawhen his eldest ion Jonn took a wife.
most people was considered an Im- tlolls drop so fiat Not a pillar stands. very II (tit oi'oundi, gray, ecru, mas- us dejails as to the passing events in Then tho father gavo up the place to
possibility. The malarias, the wild Not a wall is [unbroken. Not a j faun tic, mn ibroora color, amber-brown, the Iiijsh capltaL the places best worth him and returned to his Maiden home.]
beasts, the savages, the unclimable tain tosses in tne sun. Even the rnlns etc., dossed with -the silkiest of seeing In tho short time at our dhposAt the death of Job, in 1697, hut
steeps; the vast distances, stopped all have been ruined and all that remains •baggy liars l i m b e d Oloringa—often al, anil prbv|ed himself to b j a pe *fect
farm was surveyed and found to oon-t
the expeditions for a^vs. An intelll- •are chips of marble, small pieces] of scarlet, Igreen and gold—or in checks,
snt native said to Sir Samuel W. fractured sculpture and splintered [hu- stripes ^nd blurred dotiched patterns, walking encyclopedia upon * jveryt iing tain 1600 acres, the governor having
ekerand wife as, they were on thjeir man bones. Hert and Jthere a , le|tter are mat o up In jaunty styles, many of connebtedl with the past dad present had an eye that reached beyond the
history- of thle city.
';
way to accomplish that; in which Of some elaborate inscription, a toe or
grant of the colony to the extent of
others had failed: ''Give up the mad ear of a statue that once stood in niche them Uo fanciful for any but youth.
Th< [ moment we emerge 1 iron the 140 acres.
Thin whole was divided
fill
wearers.
{Some
nave
bodices
cut
scheme of the Nile! source.
H|>w of palace wall. Lzekiel prophesie| its
hotel w e were espied by l group of betw >en the heirs of Job according to
on
the
cross,
and
shaped
to
the
figure
would it be possible for a lady young blotting out and the prophecy has Been
"jarves," whose jaunting oars rere
and delicate to endure what would fulfilled. "Hide on 1 said t o our party without darts, BOme wit i cuirass corse- in a |ine upon the cab rack opposite the aws of that day, the eldest son
havii ig a double portion. Thus 750 .
kill the strongest man? .Give it tip." "and! don't wait for me." : And as I Ijets, th M high 'under-l>odice covered
But the work went on until Speke, and stood) ^he're alone the city! of Memphis With ni llheadjs or braiding, this por- the ec Iflce. | Half a dozen rushed c ver, acres and the bull ling remained in the
Grant, and Baker ~ found the two in the glory of past centuries retur ed tion being of plain unpattornod goods. waving their whips and offering to. name of Lane. J ihn, -the second Lane
lakes which are the source of Jwhat And {.heard thei rush of her cha io'ts Some bj^ve, velvet sleejves and velvet drive Tus to all parts of tl e city and owner, was a nottd warrior, a colonel
wa$ called thi White Kile, and bap- and tjhe dash of her fountains and fthe
subur is, and When we indicated our in thi) French and Indian wars.
tised these two lakes with the names conviviality ofjner palaces and sa withe jacket-l ronts} the long square basque I inclini ition to hira one of the ir veh cles
Hli i house was garrisoned, and Was •
of Victoria and Albert. These two drun|en nobles roll, on the floors of reaching farther (back than the side there eusiied a lively comp itition belakes, filled by great rainfalls and by mosaic, whilw inj etartling contrast seams c ( t h e bodice ac|d losing them tween the various jehus as t> which of the s ;ene of some interesting events.
His laughter Mary, .the ancestor of
accumulated snows from the moqn- amid: all the regalities of the place. I -eelvipsi raonejthe folds of the skirts in
them vould secure oar cuatc m, 1 fter William H. Whitiaore, of Boston, was
tains, pour their waters, laden with saw Pharaoh look up into the 'ace Of the back.
a gooc | deal of rather' warm discus sion often on guard, a i d at one time killed
agricultural wealth such as blesses no aged [rustic Jacob.i, the shepherd, a y
we selected a well appointed carrl ige. a lurking red man by shooting through
other river.on down over the cataracts, ing: "flow old arit thou?"
Pa r Lillian aa ^ Sinaneler.
f.1
drawn
j joy a spirited y o u i g hcrse. a porthole.
on between frowning mountains, on
r
i •
Lillii u Kuttlell is
Two (rreat. nations, Egypt
shrewd about
between cities living and cities dead, Greece, diplomatized and almost ci
At the death* of John, in 1714; tho
money natter^ as' the retty specula' which] the] owner assured us with much
on for four thousand I miles and t o battle for one book, a copy of
tor In he • 'ra'risian omanoe." In enthuhasm Was the "fastest thinir on second of the Line family owners,
through a continent. But the White- chyliiB. Ptolemy the Egyptian
there waaa diviiion, but there was
the
last three] years beL savings hav<i f6urlfe8i^iE>ubli4-"
Nile would do little for Egypt if this; discovered that in' the great librar;
averftsr<
d $1^, OQU a "year, and beside ! Drijilngj down j Grafton street we enough 'for alL < Fames,' sen of John,
were alL It would keep its banks ana Alexandria there was no copy of
this sh< is th^ sole proprietor of tho pieet bevies of charminfr Iris h coll sens remained on the f irm, where he spent
Egypt would remain a, desert. But chyluja The Egyptian kingisent
from Abyssinia there comes what is Athens, Greece, to borrow the,
apartm )nt house in which she lives. With ppach -like complexions, ptetty his life, and left 11 to his son James,
called the Blue Nile, which, though and make a copy o f \ U
Like al ImpulsiVe people; Miss Rusj- features and'lovely eyej, r 11 arrayed and he, after a 1c ng possession, died
Athens
dry Or nearly dry half the year, kinder mandjed a deposit of »17,700 as E
sell is generous to a fault v Sho is tbil in their prettiest costumes. { Stninge in 1796, having divided the form betremendous rains about the middle of rity. J The Egyptian king receivedjtbe
to sayij these^brighteyed*. rosy cheeked tween three sons, Solomon] James and
June rises to .great momentum, and book, but refused to return that w&ich mainstny of her mother , apd sistorii daughters! of Erin dress with much David. The latto • built a new houseand
CQitributes
willingly
and
speed
this Blue Nile dashes with sudden he hald borrowed i|nd so forfeitedithe
on his acres, wher B he passed his days
influx into the White Nile, which Bevenjteen thousand seven hundred Hol- ily; if not lavish'y to innumerable better!taste than their English sitters
hi consequence rises thirty feet, lars. The two nations rose in conten- fun|ttBf(r the relief of unfortunate arr of tt»ej tanje station in life a nd dis play in enviable prospe 'ity, and at hto death
almoetlan artist's appreciaion ol the David, Jr., boru in 1796, came In posand their combined waters inundate tion concerning that one book.' Beau- tistis or waning stars
colorsi most suitable for their res]; ect- session. He was ollowed by hto son.
Egypt with a rich soil that drops on •ifui and mighty book ' indeed! Bdt it
A DUklog^itdliea Woman Lawyer.
all the fields and gardens as it is, con- is a book of horrors, the dominant | l e a
ive types of beauty, from 1 he pi rest J o b b . . who was born i n 1828. He
ducted by ditches, and sluices, and can- that we are the victims of hereditairy
Mrs. Llda J. Bacon, of Cincinnati,, blondes to the most pronjuncod of was monarch of till he surveyed durals every whither/fble greatest damn ge intiuences from, which theie Is I no is the fret ircfman appointed a master brunetjtes. . ' j' ing his life, which terminated in May
that ever came to Egypt came by .the escape, and ' that; fata rules ]t|ie commlstlamrr by a court of law in
' !
of the old Dubfln and murks 1890. .,
drying up of the river Nile, and the world, and , although the author
Ohio,
hhe
was
so
distinguished
r
e
are
f
^
t
disappearing
und^r
the
deHe
left
a
son, who did not continue
greatest blessing by Us healthful and does tell of Prometheus who wuscrjuolabundant How.
The famine In fied on the rocks for sympathy [for contly ihrongh appointment by Judge stroying hand of time and t i e improv- thto family posses ion. The widow Of ,
Joseph's
time
came
from
the mankind, a ^powerful suggestion offthe Hufus 1. Smith, of the Sdporior court ing hdnd of the modern builder.. Host Job B. caused the farm to be sold unlack of sufficient inundation' from sacrifice of Christ In later years, i t j s a of Cincinnati, bhe is directed to tak«
id characters whom »n Am erl- der the hammer, something new oa
the
Nile.
Not enough Nile is very poor book compared with Wat testlmoiy upon judicial Issues of conuldexpect to meet in an Irish that estate, as thi i successive poneta*
drouth, too much Nile i s freshet and book which we hug to our hearts] be- sequente Involved and to report hei
also gone with a pi st gon ora- Ions have been tl trough lnherltanoa.
plague. The rivers of the earth are the c»u»te it coutains our only guide in fife, finding! to the court as the basis'for
The famlltojr frieze oi tated 1 jdi- j No deed hoi beer oalled for on thto
mothers of its prosperity; If by some our only comfort! in death, and jour
of the stagje, with l i s plpii In farm since It oam< Into tho Lane famconvulsion of nature/ the Mississippi only hops for a blissful Immortality, tho court's "further orders and final
• . • •;•
hto knee breeobei and his ily, and the estate has never been oon«
should be taken from North America, If two nations could afford to struf g;e decree.[ '•
shdeiland shlllelagi, has also veyed by adeod of sale since the one
or the Amazon from South America, for one oopr of/Usohylus, how mjuch
Tliere's the Hub.
or the Danube from Europe* or
. . . . nd Is hot to be found euUlc e of of John Winthrop in 1664.
struggle
;
Ella IVheelor Wilcox says thel old Connemara;or the western islands.
the Yepesei from Apia—what hemis- more can aall1 nations afford to stru
heposi ession and triumph of the baobelqr should be taxed to support
pheric calamltyl
BtiU There are for theposi
Fboanix Park looks as guy as It did *K A LESSON IN OPTICS,
other rivers that could fertilize holy acriptt ires?
the bid maids. But just think how in the)days When the youaj: sparks of
and save these
countries
Our
But the dsod cltles strung; along [the the girls would h i v e to humiliate
own continent 1» gulched, is ribboned, Nile not only demolish Infidelity, but themse] ves In order to get on the pen* the capital In the olden time 'rent A Oonvss or a Cons ive Laos With a Drop
thereto settae their affalis of honor
of IPatsr.
la glorified by Innumerable water- thunder down thel absurdity of mod ern
_
with blstpl Or rapier. Daellng lied
eoursea But htfypt baa only one'great doctrine of evolution wttlcn says the slon rolls. »,;
Take Sngoblet, cf which the bottom
with p e O'Gjprman Mahon, the famous (s cut sideways, L e., in side sectlona
river, and that to name wed to draw all world started with nothing analltben
Ball (be i'olonel Gives Cred4t>
the prosperities of ret lms la acreage (rose, land human nature began'vrith
veteran of Glare, a conteinporarv of
The Jrlnndo (Fla ) Record lsi SCM Daniel O'Cornell the liberator, uho, grasp the foot of tho gloss and Incline
semi-infinite. What hippena to the nothing but evolved into spleidld
the edge toward you after having
Nile, happens, to Egypt. The nllo- manhood and womanhood of, it- ing n p ous beat on Col. ShepOrd.
after the tragl6' duel with D'Estx rre, emptied into the fflas* & Httl« water,
meter was t o m e very suggestive as self, i Nays the sculpture of the wi >rld is resrularly publishing a brief edlto
wo went up and . down its damp stone was more wonderful In the c ays lal ser non in its Saturday _ evenln resolved never to fight another. The io that the water resembles a great
lately!deceased member for Carkm on drop In the Interior of the part not Out,
steps,
and . saw ; t h e ' pillar of Memphis and Thebes and ar
marked with notches telling Just how thage than in the days of Boston ind Issue. Col. Shepard merely" supplies hearing this Is said to havejexclaiiEied:
Look at the tabl e cloth through thto
"I made no. tjuoh resolution—God for- drop of water. You will be surprised
high or low are the waters of the New i York. Those blocks of stsne a t e x t
Nile, When the Nile is rising, four, weigHing three hundred tons high! up
bid."!-'- ' '•.'•'
:. J"
to see how easy it has become to count
flllacellaneona.
criers every morning ran through the in tho wall atKnrnae imply machir ery
The chief point of interest for mod- the threads, for e ach one of them apChrlejtopher Columbus is to be made ern tourists Is the fatal spot wiere
city announcing how many feet the equal to, if not .surpassing, the nariver has risen—ten left, fifteen feet, chinery of the nineteenth century/ a saint, now tbat: nobody remember* Lord j Frederick Cavendish and Mr, pears much larger than it to in reality.
The fact is that tha drop of water, l i k e
twenty feet, twenty-fouri feet—and How was that statue of Bameies, the!language he used to his sailors
Bourke were butchered by the "Inwhen the right height of water is weighing eight hundred and e i g h t y wh^n t l e y wajoted to go home.
the'sample showi In the figure, has
vincibles'F
on
the
very
eve]
of
the
forreacned the gates of the canals are seven tons, transported ' from the
taken exactly the form of a by-convex
•
Jhom
i
whooover
lead
any
one
to
the
mer's! official entry as chief secretary
flung open and the liquid and refresh- quarw.es two hundred, miles* a u a y v
lena
.
ing benediction is pronounced On ' all and how
was it lifted?! ' ell grace o holiness, but always disturbed into Dublin. J The spot is now simply
If this water dies not take on its
iphen
others
attempt
it,
give
cleat
marked'
by
a
small
crosn
of
nnurh
the land.
|
How v|e»-e
tn
' ,modern- machinists.rock,
1
it'll [jevidoncB of tbe.r need of the blessing, White stones'and the grass ail about upper side the for o of a swelling oonthose'I galleries! of
As we start where the Nile empties standing at Thebes, filled v'ith fand should seek it at once.
is tramped away by the thousam s of vex surface, but ts upper surface reinto the Mediterraanekn sea ' w e , be- paintings surpassed by no artist's ) «inmains horizontal, you will have a>
It mulst be something of a satis footsteps df 'those who have visited plain convex lena
hold a . wonderful fulfillment of the cil Of the present day? Tell us, artists
the
sqene
of
the
tragedy,
l
prophecy. The Nile in Very ancient of the nineteenth | century. The d bud faction to the; devil to give some folks
These two kindf of lena are divergtimes used to have t even mouths. As citiei of Egypt sojfa> as they have left a little money,. and then jmake it a|
ent. Both have t i e property of enviii e Oldest Dwellifig^IIftaae.
the great river approached the sea it enough pillals, or statues, 6r jse]ttil- most ki 1. them whenever they try
larging objects. : Ji-convex lens
entered the sea at the jseven different
or temple ruins to tell (he story spend It.
Kilian ilVan!Rensselaer 1 s house In as enlarging glass » are oalled, mic
placea Isaiah prophesied: "The Lord
phis, Migdol, Hierapolis, Zc an,
The c evil will never be lonesome Renssleiaer county, oppoiite All any, scopes, and the m idost drop of watershall utterly destroy the tongue of the
s, Goshen, Carthaire—all'[ of
Egyptian se* aad shall smite it in the
as
long as there are people . in the N, Y.| to said to be the oldest inhab- permits of examin n g in detail the difdeveloping downward Iqsbiad
seven streams." The fact is they are
church
who expect to get to heaven ited dwelling-house in the Uiited ferent parts of a planter an insect thairard. They have evoluted from
all destroyed but two and UerOdoJcus
licence into destruction. The (los- without it costing them a cent of States. It stands near 1he Hudson can be seen with difficulty with t h o
river (at tne south end of Sreenbi •ush, naked eye.
said these two remainiujr are artificial.
Jesus Christ is t h e only el< va- money.
>•
This ride along the Nile is one of the
is of brick and has a gambrel roof.
individual and > social natil: nal
Look
now
at
th<
i
under
part
of
the
The
devotion
of
Miss
Shepard,
who
most-solemn and impressive rides of all
Two port holes out of which tho sarly
ter. Let all the living cities
glass through one pf the sides that are
my lifetime, and our emotions deepen
that pomp and. opulence ind laid hei jewelry on the "altar of the Van'i Ronsselaers shot at Indians
as the curtains of the night f >U upejn temporal-prdsperilty ate not se'eur ity. I^ord" a t Saratoga, was surpassed a piercd the front walls, .and a little c u t At this poii t the glass to conall surrounding*. But we shall not be Thoa» ancient cities lacked nothing short time ago by the Duchess Eugenia plate [in the rear,' set up by the Albany clave at the interior and concave a t
satisfied unti| we can t i k e a ship and* but g pod morals., Dissipation" and Isin Lltta Buloguine in-Milan.
To .ex- Commemorative society, j shows the the exterior; we l i v e then a bl-oonpass right out upon t tiese wondrous slew them and unless dissipation and
press
h
ir
complete
abandonment
of edifice to have been erected in I 64|i. clave lens like that in the figure, or a
waters and between the banks crowded sin aite halted, they will some day
the
pon
p
and
vanities
of
the
world,
Behind this I venerable mansion is, a plain 'concave, if the cut w e r e
with the story- of empires.
i
slay our modern cities, and leave pur
the
Due
hess
sold
her
wonderful
gems
well jbn the coping of which ••Yaorkee straight instead j of being round. /
According to the lead pencil mark in palaces of merchandise r and our galfor
$60(1,000
and
gave
the
money
|to
Doodle" Is said to have been 3om Now, far from 1 wing enlarged, t h e
my ^bible it was Tht.nksgiving day leriesl ot art and dnr City Halls as fiat
^during the French *ar pruood tbrdad of the oloti i, the Insect or the
morning, November V8, 18S»>, tbat with In thil dnst as we found Memphis on the her prl< mU ,with Instructions to erect
my family and friends'we stepped afternoon of that .Thanksgiving < ay. with It i hospital for ltttle children. ing tlie revolution. In the old hall flower appears n,uch smaller than
While sailing on this river or s opaboard the steamer on the Nile. Toe
The Urge organ j for Rev Mr. Tal- the Dutch! reformed settlors hail re- they are In reality, whloh shows that a
Mohammedan call to prayers had pinlr it-one of the villaiges, w e see i peo- mage'r new taberpaele (at Brooklyn ligious services. There were no |Bud- plain or bl-oonoavs lens has the propbeen sounded by the priests of that ple oi i toe banks who verify the b ble contain i four manuals of five octaves' densities then.—Chicago Times.
erty of reducing t [e apparent dunenreligion, the Muezzins, from the fpur descr ptlon fOr they are now a s t liej
BIOQS pf objects. [
each,
a:
id
a
pedal
of
two
and.
one
hundred mosques of Cairo as the cry were in bible tim^s. Khoes are no«
The glasses hi 100018/0101 for; far
A Ltinltod Education
went out: ' "God Is gre it. I bear f i t - takei off in reverence to sacred places half oct wes, slpjty-slx pipe stops (or
sighted people i[ro bl-ooncave, with"
ness that there is no ti od but Cod.! I Child rent Carried asLnde the motlitor'i 11<0 sto| s with padnls, couplers, etc.),
••little Waldo Beaconhill was in a
as iln Httgar's
t i p e Includli g one thirty-two feet, eleven predicament to-dav. A lady gave bim thick edges, whl le those for near
bear witness tbat Mobnmroed Is the shoulder
apostle of sGod. Come to prayers. Worn fn with profusion of Jewflrj of slxk eh feet and thirty-two of eight '•RobjjtMon! Crusoe!" In words o one sighted persona ire bl-convex. trlth
thin edgoa—Clno|anatl Enquirer.
l|en feet. 'J he total number of pipes lit
Come to salvation.
Ood is great t s wl en ltebe0ca wns afliapced;
Tb! ere is no other but God. Prayers^are ails s soiled Into _ the pottage; as when 4,418. Among the more novel effect* syllable, and he couldn't read It Foot
ohildj Ho cried for twebjty minutes."
A female epgin* r, Miss Ida Hewitt, is
better than sleep." Tt e sky and tfity Ksau sold his'birtlirlgnt to g e t sue]
•That's queer! Waldo can rlmd." regularly employs! oa the Cairo and
and palm groves and river »hlpp|ng dish, Thosaine habits of salutation are a C linoKO gong, a' cblmot of belli
were bathed In the light. 11» was not as wlien Joseph ahdhto brethren sell and throe drums (long roll, bass drive
"Yes—but only In wprds of sight Kanawha Valley Railroad la West VU>
giaia.
much of a craft that vjrej boarded. It on ouch ojthpr'e necks. Courts of pow and dru m chuck),
s y l l a b l e s . " - N e w York Sun.
N CITY.
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ugust
lower"
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]
'•
He further estimated that there is
PAS 8INO LEVITIES.
H * ^ i i ! 1 f f l i ? , * . , ^ r e » J w Brbkeja A r t i c l e *
laoaad J5o. jjMaJoraBeitUquldGlue 10a
generally fibalf a ton o:' butts left in t h e
Held after stripping t h e fodder and
A q u e e n ' c h a l n p e n d a n t Just o u t Is a f a c ; :t Is nuaor »d la, Svehestra dreles that
BEGIN N O W T OU S E B fU S I N E S S CMtting the tops, whloh is equivalent wc men's bail havejane up. Philadelphia s i m i l e o f ailcard c a s e i n e n a m e l a n d a i l r e i .
METHOEsttOP > THE ARM. "
to «4 obsplute waste »f 400 pounds of ¥*""*• •
DT. Koote'l new pamphlet on V a r i c o c e l e tel|i
feu oaa't tjeU whi U in thecoma by the all about It, ind what all men ought to know S e l l
c^m weal or aixaand one-half bushels
(sealed)
for 9 cenu. Box T88, New York.
t h e O a l y W a y t o ;B* S u r e I t pays—.O'er
of oorn per acre.—J eurnal of Agri- 1« gth of j the funeral proceeaion.—Ram's
l > t t « d H o t i i Dnp*ojnt«»l«".
I
? -w
. 1 .
'
:
:
H«rn.
culture. I
. j '". y ;•
of; g o l d a n t l e r s h e l d t o g e t h e r b y
S h e e p P o i n t e r s a n d Hojose' Then aomej p e n play their preaober they d i aAmpair
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e
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b
a
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m
p
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s
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a
m
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c
h
s
o
u
ght scaif
" I have been afflict
'•
b o l d mints.
f « t as thougl they irere paying a gas hall pin. '
Billousnesa, " ed with biliousness
Almost |jsny sort of animal used for .—.imp* Hon>i;
, _ —,_ia; M a n a n d W o m a n M a r B e e o r f
a^veiyxooi
human food can, Wit l greater profit
Boaloaae atethdda o n t h e V s n n .
• ''vail says a sevejre thunder storm re- saCOOQ
atoodMart{|n>uilneHby
S U r t i n DUBII*S7S)S> 0>7 taklne
*•»•»"•• a
•> full
ajwas binln*a>
wis— .
With all the exhprtattons to farmers both to the feeder and butcher, be mlidabimef anentin. Itls pealonpeal. oourse, b/ mKlt; Bryanfa College, Bnialo, N. Vr
made
excessively
fat
than
the
sheep,
to
mako
greater
;u^o
of
bualnass
meth— Jo^tea Tr* noript
"firstone and then
, New cuff buttons are diamond-shaped
StonUch
on t h e farmj we »e« very'few though a superabundance of fat Is not; ! ' Che hea Uu it site < a a poroelaln egg may and are forjmed of gold and platinum wires
'"another prepara- ods
1
of them explaining bow su< h methods desirable, lor sought alter, by the aver- nolacosaplliamaol, but she basennset Interlaced;
Pains.
" tion was suggested
be applied, or whireln they age consujner of meat whether i t be bitantieBS.^.1exas liftwgs.
" tome and tried but should
c
aeke..
would bis ipeoially valuable Gener- beef, norki veal or mutton; hence suoh
Idmlrlng rife <ie husband who'has Haadaoba* lllwdem
pT15.fcute<"""^
w
per but
""to no purpose. At last a friend aUsinr \* not the bent war to make goods arejhandled at t loss.
rt, 01
ilX powrt...,
joi t closed i a I fastened her trunk)—"My
Hllne Co., Bi
" recommended August Flower. I truths plain. To come dawn to the
Qjkmtf 4*<m
There' is a medium line to be on. dsir, what i aWjStrapping fellow
•»—T
* 'took it according to directions and root ot ibe matter at once, et me aek served lo prepairlng stack for the mar- an 11"—Ball it lers Ai asrioan.
' A sliver lupldlidldnS aliulvpr full 0
tho troubles and ailments that,
Is the form1 'assumed
by a BOW tooth'
'asSu;
" its effects were wonderful, reUfcv- the reader! how he U to know whether ket that will insure bettor satisfaction \ 7 o n o a a UUwhaibsramaa Is any so- arrows
;e woman's life a burden to her.,
mt by the ray he steps HedJobbeea pick holder
"ing me of those disagreeable his hogs, his poultry or hi i cows pay to ail parties c<jncent«(d than the e x . 001
's
relieved, cured, and resteredV
a i jaa who ru • his SI ISM down at tbs best
-Hrr
" stomach pains which I bad been him a broAt If he feeds e« oh class tf trebles of either- over or under fatting, Ian
Dr. Pisroo's Favorite PrssorlB»ItS,-AII Kiwiiopbed rrao^rss, SM»r»sss.t
I
aever
hw
s
n
y
e
MBIOM
ef
his
own
the
Nofitsfcor flmt.lii»'.ua«,«ar.
"troubled with so long. Words these atiimaLt from the tiime grain And while It is true the lean parts of dt 'II woaldn' hsvslwtbsred him,—Ham's ITerveHastirer.
.Periodloal palm, weak book,:
illous oure»7 TraMlitS snrt WOO trial *5»Mls frte to
blosP The OOWH may be making a •vsry fat meat are itwnys sweeter, Barn. " ( ' '
' -T
Itcssw. HsSdw Ur.|(tllne,OJil Ar«U »fc, l>blla.,K boirlnff-down ssnutlons, nerreuij
"cannot
describe
the
admiration
41
- - ' .1, y
~ * - f - -•
in which I hold your August iron! otj their feed, and thii. conceal* more Juicy and tondor thub when lean* "he sosptU who says bs hssa't faith •A.wroutlijof
prostration, all "femi Js.cemplalnU,"|
oniiincl VlolotS oiioloslng 1
ness
predominates
o>er
tho"
carcass,
as;
a
doflpit
that
ooinen
from
unprofltmugh
to
bs
Isvs
in
anything
st
all
will
"Flower—it has given me a new
are
cured bj it. i U iniprevos di»
niponstono
liuart
Is
S
I
U
uduiiraclo
Uroocli
yet the proportion ef ihli fine ouallty gepeacefully t o t l M p 4 a o a r e a anight
"lease of life/which before wast sble hogi ntid liuns. Or, the 0»ws and #f
gostionl,
enriches thi bleoi, dispels
pfOdUUlioUJ
'
I-,
Li,
•
j
meat
is
s
e
small,
compared
with
ex)rsai train rsasoiably sure that the
may be oon«xtlln<f t h i (apt that
aonos
and
pains, bring 1 refreshinff
" burden. Such a medicine is a ben- hens
bogl are-running in dsbt to the fhe aggregate weight* f a vary fat oar. en [inesr will >rinf bim through all right. Jp*. L Uapmvjpd foisde, q, nysi
•leip,
and
restore 1 hoalth ana
'' cfactian to humanity, and its good the
have
prsotl
tod
mrdirtas
for
forty
ii
—I
lemerville
Journal,
cass,
that
butchers
oni
sbysxoeptjat
'«*r»ih»i
r
farm. It It tho name with o ihor kinds
m strength.
nsvof siea 1 preparation thai looiif)
[d
prsAbriss
j
"qualities and
:'oily—»'Be
rett
an
i
really
and
truly
saof stock, whoa all are 7 « ' trom a tow prices knowing t i e latge amount
MioesiM saloan
[ed—how d Id It oo ns aboutl". Patsy-.
"wonderful mer-J#M«V Barkor, common quantity of feed fttulTs. Occa- fjf unsatea ))0 bulk i t contains. Par- ga
Druniiu T60,
l
ItV a powerful ge ©nil, u well as
oularly Is this true ef muttony and 'UsII, papa laid he lidn't care, mamma ••' ' l- |j - . 'INT* >.T : I •
"Its should be
sionally it Is oven worm) thus tho oa«e
uterine,
tonlo and n«r>iio, Imparting
said she dtda'l care, Jack said be didn't;
Printer,
Tortol*e shell hairM IB top* of {today are
excesti ir-oly fat care tss of that oldss eaie, and I'm inre I didn't care, so webs"made known to
mentioned the oown, honn, and hogs
seon In forms roMitnbljhg funs, soluo
show- vigor and strength te tile entiresysmeat
answers
more
the
purpose
of
!
"everyone suffer- Humboldt,
might each and nil Kturn lens than
p a s sngsged "—Pu<k
ing edges of tiny pearls
tern. Contains no slsohol te inebriowing the pesslblll jlos of the ant- I 'Did the ed Iter ef the United ttagasine
the cost of their keep, an<| still the
"ingwiihdyspepate; no syrup or sugar to dorange
1
al
or
breed
to
lay
en
fat,
than
any
eewpt
y
e
w
p
e
e
a
,
"
"Yes.
I
signed
Kant*s.
truth be undiscovered, prev ded some,
. ! ; 'A Fleaialoa Sense
"siaor. biliousness
digestion}
a legitinate medicins—
ids
ef-profit
reached,
ler
satisfactory
!W
littler's
asi
ae
te
1;
and
It
went
like
a
t h o r ^ branch of furm >peratloas
Of health *Snd strangth renewed and of
G. G. «RBE.\, Sole Mio'fr.Wtodbory.NJ. ebrought
j
in sutltolent revenue te make return* to either the feejder, the butch- too i cake. 1% ire wai One • disappointmentease and comfort follows the use of Syrup not a beverage.
up the deficiency. How can It be told, er or consumer. A leading Birming- la it, though.' I belli ire Whittieii got paid of Flirs, as jit acts lb harmony with nature
If
you're
a
tired,
nervous,
or
suffei It I knVw I didn't."—N|nr York
whether a certain crop of corn, oats, ham butcher, who su ?pllee meats te Bin.
then the " Favorite
to effectually cleanse tho system when cos- fering .woman,
the
weekly
market,
writes
to
uh
Enn
wheat or potatoes. ho« been' a Drelttive er billlous. For. sale in 50c and 11.00 Prescription is the only raedicine
rfcla,
is
the]
order
which
a
little
girl
glish
paper,
touching
this,
matter,
and
ruW able one to raise, If no aocoint }s kept
that's guaranteed, \t every case, to>
br>ufht Into s Lewi tea (Me.) drag store bottles by S|l Ssading drugglsta.
They alee relieve M »
of the cost of preparing; thai ground, sayS: '
th i other day It wi a written oa a dirty;
tnacfromDympdaJn'
* y o u help,
' '
II it doesn't give
brihg
dressisg. caring for, and 1 arvosting j "Advise your reader i to avoid send- pi< «e ef aete paper, u fellows: "Miotor
dlfaswoa u d T M l b a r t j
A promisinw a d d i t i o n t o isi-arf pins Is a yon
satisfaction!
have
Beting. A perfect
the crop.*
t
a
r
g
e
t
m
i
n
i
*
In
c
o
l
o
r
e
d
e
n
n
m
o
l
s
,
(
h
o
.
c
e
n
t
e
r
l a g heavy fat mutton t> market, there iriggiat: Pliase eeid Ipecac enough to
cdy fwr PI irrhmas.Haoses
money
bac
b
e
i
n
g
s
e
t
w
|
t
h
a
uioonKtono
b
a
l
l
DTOIMIIII—. Bad Taiti
no sale.:and it is a waste of time, th -ort np a bfur-yeaf-old girl."—Medical
I would have separate grai x bins for
In t h e Mouth. Coated
and liber to grow .and Is of Small tU ooru. i
eaoh kind of stock; then up«n the first
TongusvPaln ia til* Bid*
atue when slaugbteied, It cannot
T O K F I D U V E B . The;
day of January ef each year, or upon
The girls ilodk s o prjetty i n t h e i r J e r s e y
rsgMate lira B o w e l s
mpete with the lean Australian [mutthe. first day 'ef ene of the spring
cke\a a n d l l e l i t t l e o n e s l o o k s o p r e t t y i n
PUnty Vegatabte.
a now offerod." Wl at more advioe
months, if one chooses, a large blaak
< tir Mother I ubbarda—und t h e world Is s o
rrtee i t Cctttat
an eur IcorreapenSeiit has hi;
a p p j v bjacaui s o f Dr.| B u l l ' s C o u g h S y r u p .
book should be procured, a nd every
when applied into
CASTXB
NEWTCSI.
dered is needed? His suggestion
time a sack of bran or eats 1» put tat*
noetiils, wUl, be __
A p r e t t y do' IPOJ for la c a r d receiTer Is a a o r b S d ,
well
worth
the
consideration
of
eifleotultllr
the
poultry
house,
its
cost
should
be
Small Pill. Small Dose, Small Price.
oieaoring
' tlief head of
)ken s h e l l Itj s i l v e r Supported o n t h e h a c k
ireeders. There should net be much f>r
charred te the account of tho poultry.
catarrbal Ttrus, cam Inaj
Of a dolphin.
bonltbr aecreMons. Hi
If ground meal, bone or any other ar- lifflculty in adopting iL Upwards ef
Itb
alUja
Innainnuitlon,]
'<Si
j T.owiuta's Eye Water. ticle of food is purchased for the hens, (dozen different breeds of sheep should
membrine
I t ' s a Tall i n t flei, t h a t d a r e e a t nisj proteMatbe
from
additional
d*..
Oferd material enougti for the pre- tir s a k f a s t p n 110 (lp o ' a l i o n " a n d w e ojgcej oomptetely bealsoothe!
let the cost be-charged t o t l e m ; and
•ores and restores i
whenever eggs or market p< ultry are luotion ot lean mutt en. Showyard t h o u g h t i t t o o t a d a r i n g m a n t o g o i n t j p a of
taste and alkali.
Ittracttonsji are not ceiiduoive ef this (la nip. s w a m p ; ' count; y . e v e n f o r h i s . Own
k «OWt. Uaataaatt, 0 . a W M U n t a , B. C sold, let the proper credit lie. given,
i ,d v a n t a g e . I u t h e k nows n o w t h a t p a i n i s
A BUD la trmrf town topalnt STO3B. together! with a.credit for the eggs
suit Nor is the| craze for early i l l led, b y Halv ttlon Oljl a n d h e i s n o t a f r a i d
Vo pipartenre required. Our pattern*
Maturity. | These objec te are laudable < f rueuuiatL-iu
war*. ( I a n h»«r. nVh.1 10» for Pattarn. and poultry used on the tabid.
-If
t
h
e
TRY THE CU»:t
parttcnlara. l i l T D a Uf , S I. aaaaM, I . T.
their way. but it b iheores breedhens have eaten a certain number of
ApartlolelsappllM to each aoatril knd la ogree;
aosrwiic SUUUSI, S T a l a i m t n CTII bushels of vegetables, • thei r
A ' S i l v e r l a m p b o w l , q u a i n t l y a t t r a c t i v e , able. PrloeWoent) at bruaglsta olr bytealI
's To keep a close e y j upon the devalue
wUaaal f%tm. THUL TBSataCST n i t
ands of the age, in as far, at least as r l e i i r e s e n t s a h i g o e g g a n d i s e t c h e d w i t h . BLY BROTHBBS, Wnrren Street) New York.
a. u m m , n r t r r a t r . H I », should be charged to the p< ultry ac.iiausi I I » U L sraiscs, u »
tey concern their particular tndus- paVnjrard sconps.
c o u n t At the end of the, ye» .r It will
PARIS,
. —Coleman's Rural rVorld.
N S T A S T R E I . I B P . Cars
. n In
in U
la be pretty, plain how t h e ] fowls have
W. G. T i l e h i j i a n . P i l a t k a . H a . , .boii
being a
j * . Nernr return*, n o tpar
parnt, no paid.
sjt< c k breeder, dlseovc red n a t u r e ' s l a w t h a t
W. BAKER k CO.'S
!
' 'e.ri4».upp*i«tturr. Remcur.
Sheep feint »r». . ,
, 'I o rcrns t h e se x s o a s lo h a v e e i t h e r m a l e o r
VRBB. A<Mr»»J .KKKVBS.BuxCNl
ITie dairy will have charged t e it
Many~have the mlstaJ:en notion that Binale a t Will. H e »w -ars t h a t r e p o r t s f r o m
l a t T l f l S I i TWIaata^tlwnaw. HantaJwla.
a riles, u s i n g 11 g i v e s : IS s u c c e s s f u l c a s e s l a
i H l a l l i a L a . lr;oawaMaaint«<*laUMt»» the feed that has been placed in t h e
•r) •bearing woel iaorcaaes ia weights IIKi.
W r i t e hi u for price, N o c o s t u n l e s s
i m BnUdID* aiul iMTaJopment KatrrTiriae e»»r stable bins, together with the value of
lie opposite Occurs. TV more grease i t s a U f l o d .
. w, -arw<( la tM» »«i»lrT »t (W J Rock Prfc*, write Imm which the eiiteit of oil
' T
'••
madlaaaljr liiAJ.MeBridB. lOUatoCttgr Bank, Atlanta, Uaw the hay, ensilage Sad roots e««enj and
oatarns the more it shrinks..
,
has beoa rammed, .
credit will be given to, t h e tame, far
ItatfroluMy
Strike for twins. E w » which .have 1 ADrfc^cn tm »Lnna» aamirers is a white
Mis«ofM*f«.
the butter sold and" eaten, the milk
soundj udders,; art decile and good «oi imel fuss w Ith dlar lond eyes and a collar
or. ssantaffea. to handle the If ew Patent Chemical sold or used, and the estimated valu*
mimed
by
a
hi
ua
enat
lei
ribbon,
.
tiers,
and
have
produced
twins,
are
Ink MraalBi Peaell. A«»nu m»kln« HO per week.
Waaaoe S m i r l l f I Co., U Croaw, Wli. n o x t t l .
he eww to retain for breeder*
of the skim milk fed o u t The dalr;
in Its preparkionl It
MerhMs'dtnet bjaarse many, lambs as A fe wish to < stl youi atteatlcn to the ad'
should also be credited for the val
t thorn thm Mmti to*
tlsemeht Is anotbe r column ef tbe Lace
•JOHN w.nosisiia, of calves, when weaned, aadi for . t h
se coarser broads, but they live sad 'vol
10-vr laQroatsd,
tSwaiM
of Cocoa miked with
"ask
Suspend)
r
Co.,
t>e
most
satisfactory
.hiisM, Mirvei, wus.
Brve longer te oempeuiate., PaaipSriaf ._ m peader ev<r offered to tbS trade. No
manure thai is made.
6Uro)i, Arrowroot er Bsaar,
. clfi.rtoslvenewfsrca,
coarser Ikrssdshss piWbabty unpaired bainese. Mad > to dt all, no matter how
irfns jr?w OVBIIIIBIIIU no.
tatrafors far mors so*.
Itjrrsla
„
sSmloar ITS.Pwaaloa Saraao,
It Is not necessary to gofarthor In
to^titulVtsi, s B » i : - H
betr eeastltutloas.
I .!
I, coiling ha than 0m LHaVILllou
r M nd or slopli | the s Douldera They will
war, UatUudkaUuf (lain*, attrsiaea, detaila to shew that this Is the only
«P4ltlidtllclCBi,D*Dr.
si,
ust
themse
vea,
f
uy
only
the
genuine
reE
uiooBiwic/ieJij
Vol«1
stiOoanpleaLeu
Msrtae sfa isp do not contract scab ene
aCbai*mia»aKwSfcl way by which we can tell whether the
_
alMDIthSDlDf IASH,T
m
|me ia Ave u often ss the oearss we«|S{ |» b Ich has ttai ip oa * ion, same as ia the
, sad adnlriblr adapted fsr Invsllds
work is profitable or not. This Is the' i fact scab Is a vsry rare thing 1a ether- Sl'ortisemout
plilol,
ifolPsnoBslssssltb./
,
only way, If it Is not profl able, by
HARTM MIMdlN n»..at. Usls. us.
ise health) Merino necks, their grease
ssU
sr
Crsotrs
srsrywhaM.
(lumbered i moss leesntly made scarf
whloh one Can tell what iranoh is
i aatagSais lo to the sosb parssitsa
i n Is a horse sItoof i» black onyx holding
. BAIHB dc Db.,DorohMUr, Msss.
hsnilcapplng all the rout It needs Usually S h e w sheep" are net worth psllvsr
borscslioe wltlj fsrnvte sot Into It.
no'freat knowledge of booklceoplng, jinehfarsartbnig else; sspssfauy these
to olassify these lmpertan. fools. Any* !the old (ouDJtrlus. Like some of the
MX, tp«y_ are pampered, petted.
one.' with good common sense can
•polled, These "ps"
Bwdsred,
make
such
debit
and
credit!
entries,
wasaat^oir,
under the heading of eaoh branoh ef I'Ulrsinan] thing.
if % m Baby *ss i ok, ws m vs hsr Oastsria,
his farm operatloca as be can hlsMolf
• Roloja for Natter-Making.
readily understand, when he tomes to The Royal Agricultural BooistV ef Bag- |lfy{B)ia«wui<||ula,ihfefi«lferOuterU, :
reckon up the eoii and the_j'alue ef id bas published some sKceuent rules
•tu^ahioiaafloCiiiorta,
8sS4 It M M for M r CUajOfVt. S M I n l t
moiaUf. C, S^ NswcombTDavennort. law
artioles told andtn hand. •] Tie great ir butter-niaking, from which ws make Whk sat lad OalUlraa 'ihi ffirs Utam Outoria,
point istoh*gtn keening suiph s| Mounts, extract, ju they are also SppUoabls la
lis oountry:
CUMO TO STAY OORtD. 2nd the sooner ene begins, th< better.
1. Rinse all dairy utensils m Sold water.
\
W s WtM tk« OBBM s a d a * ajpProetloal Farmen
dressof arerjr senem la the
;9. Boald tth hot water and rinse again
U.S. sad Canada. Address,
rlth cold.
I is Soil nshanallbler
MmUlaf-vU., »%aU,S.T
A beautiful i ecklaci Worn at a rorentre
-1
[ 8., Alwayj use a thermometer.
The American agrioulturlat practi«p tion consist id of sat phlres and diamonds
14.
Churn
he
cream
at
a
temperJature
ot
SEFUIZ
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
cally says no. This is how it arrives
)1 iquol slio longed iilternately oa each
60 degress in summer sad il It i of a dlamt ad star,
at this conclusion:
"One loot In |8 degrees
i degrees oil degrees In winter,
•depth of a fairly good sgricult irai soil'
gjb|e,Oiily On i Ever ^rtntea—Cari Ton
tains 4,000 pounds of phosphoric '6. Give a churn good ventilation," and
,,
F ind th< W o r d .
burn
at
foi
y.to
forty-flve
Bsvolutions
to
BREAKFAST.
lid, 8,000 pounds of potash, 16,000
There Is a 8- Inch dl iplay advertisement
> snowladse o f the nstorsl laws
be
minute.
uods of nitrogen and linn, magoesrstloas o f dlMaUoa a M e o *
I his paper t lis woel which has no two
16, Stop cl nrnlng when the butter has" In
e e a r e f a l aspTIeelloa o f i h e flea
a-i >i ds •jiko'Sx sept em i Word. ' Tbe same
eela, soda, chlorine, sulplur and
lets
the
size
of
small
shot
|rmodin
true of ea :h new one appearing each
silica to afford food for all the crops | t . Draw >ff the buttermilk,, and pour la
t«e which mar tava « • • * » ' > • » ! /
s-i tek. from tl ie Dr. 1 larter Medicine Oo.
.» la by (baTadiekwa maeof «•** which these three 1 elements 0 ut feed
i waiter to the churn until it runs off n lis house plaros a •Kfreseent" on every
I k a l a ooaattfarttoa a«ar h« fradaaitli lag they mal e and p lblish. Look for it,
per acre. After farmers, by careful,
lored.
_,
Bar and
ie B 1 them tho name of tho word, and they
and skillful cultivation,) hare exstrong! brine and pour late w: 1, return yo i BOOK BaAUTmn,
i8.,
Make.
a U T i r U L Lrraowreaar toattaali waerarerUtare hausted all this great store <f plant
i i PHS OH SAM «Las Fai ia
| e churn tl ugh a | fine sieva
U T o a w a ^ T o r t B ^ S ^ K p a r a b ^ feed in the uppermost foot of t lis soil,
the butter and work It with
|(V Remi
Said which will require several centuries,
1 l a d l e o r pon, a bu«4 r- worker.. Never
To thee» may be added
i t h e bant
ioChMitto, will the soil be exhausted? N< t a t a l l
e
precaution
to
allow' he batter to stand
As the land is gradually changed into
L S « * M , EBfbHhd.
eight or ten hours, then work carefully to
vegetable growth and the fSUi face ia expel the eicesa Of wate • and insure aolidremoved as farm crops, as It (radual- l&r, when; it I is ready, f< >r printing or the
ly deepens, the subsoil whk a con- t|b. If tb08> directio is are followed,
in the butter wi 1 never appear.
tains the very same elemente 1 ©comes
fitted for plant food. And tiius t h e
h i : Ml , ; H 1 •
.- . f-' i. <1
I IM ". t
'-.{_
Hint* for fhe Hooaewlfe.
imperishable nature of matter] applies
bSSKXeal
BBaBBjwaa
Salt will cjoijdla new n ilk. :
to the sofl, which can nev^r he e x To soften old putty, u e a hot iron.
hausted during all the ages wl ioh are
to oome. All that mankind h istodo* Varnish If "rough on bugs"—bed bugs
Tho druggist sent mo a bottle of Piso's Cuj-o for GonIpedaliyv
,|
is to use its arte, under the nstrue'''. .
.••'.•
.
'
I
j
i
ou
can
clean
i
mica,
that
has
become
tton of science, to develop tbi i latent
!
eumption.
I
took
two;
doses
of
it,
and
was
greatly relieved
toked,
with
vinMrar.
'
fertility of the soil, and to g o « n feedMix
baking
soda
w
i
h
brick-dust
for
before
the
doctor
cams.
He
tjold
me
to
continjie
i n g the human race until the end, if
its use an
uringyonr knives.
•_ .
,
an end ever shall oehie, wh >n t h e
£
i
innedy's
I
Medi
cal
Di
scovery
wboafateak appllei I will remove the
long as it helped me. I did sti, and the result ia, I amnc
earth will no longer exist as a lit habiiloratiOs I. from brui» «.
: . ' ' t
\ .
•
j
i 1
.,
:u
res
Hbn
id
O
i
l
S6rti,
Deep
tation for mankind." •
Cistern Wi iter may b* purified by hangsound
and
well—entirely
cured
of
Consnmptien.—lira.
P.
E.
a beg of charcoal in the water,
The Value ef Cent Stalks.
seated U cersi of 4WI yefars
'
L ''
-1" ' '
1'''
-|
JL'
-^1 :
^
ylng totlgh meat la vinegar for a few
' At a recent meeting of farmers at
BAKEn,
HarrLsburg,
111:
no
is,
Felirnary
20,
189
L
utos
before
cooking
Is
said.to
make
itj
i
its
riding,
I
iwjarjd
Tumi
>rs
and
f
PlkevUle, in Maryland, Prof,
) - • •• t X
tender,.
5
vord, the director of the Mary)
Sweet oil rill remove Inger-marks from jsvisry disciisc yl the skin, e *
perlmeht station, read a most
v|rnlshed f umiture, ai d kerosene from
tlvo .paper on, corn stalka
oged fornitn re.
'
' i :e )t | Thui ider Hum< >ri and
I hare had Catarrh for many yenw, b?tt no rer found
course of his remarks he took
ial
parts
of
ammon
la
Iand
turpentlae
i
. .L
'J
•)
i •
'.
i
to oondomn the wasteful nasi
Cancer
that
hai
taken
root
remove paint fron olbthing, tf it is
anything
thut
did
me
any
gotd
nntil
I
ooiioludud
tojtry
harvesting the oorn crop so pi
OBen enough! applied.'
throughout the country, and whloh we A few drops of ethsr dropped, into a lice $1.5i. Said bj' every
Piso's RomeJy for Catarrh. After ubbg it a feu timet* I
have so frequently denounced. The bfttie ef oil siU preveat; it fiom becoming Duggist |n the U. |S. and
stripping of the blades and ou ting of n ndd for a ong time.
THE FARM AND HOME.
4
oswastNaW.s'itffcft
M.V. f*'""
K
{
If
8
-•FT .'
CREAM BUM
xzDicnra CO.,
'TOIOIS^wT.^
PILES ^
twm
atfffiS.
AGENTS WANTED ON SAURY
Chemicals
S
mffngS^
g
ijjwinmo^
aWW> ^t%^lW&L?"
f&
Rll eimLL!!!
.saj
HAY FEVER
ASTHMA
S COCOA
'eeSsfAKh-d^a
,^r^sfej
Df BULLS
(ffUGH^RUP
liW'
111
Commoii
Soap j
Rots Clothes and
Chaps Hands.
SOAP
DOES NOT.
• j
the tops and then leaving the 1 mtts to To onto
botth i for cops, mark
Ml In the field, practically ante unto to withafle
tbs His Is wasted, and
Wasting a large portion of thu orop, tlsa^un
the bet le with to point
besides being otherwise econo nloally of a red
e . . - .Parts
- . ,fsr. >
.
nmanaa, as the oost of this ! abor U
flUins
o*j|stall proportion to the talus of
, use •! isfsr lattsad of
rU mixing H. Tbs fesatt wiU bs s
the product saved. By' analysis, the
libs pal ty, sad It ejiU not hsrdsn ss
professor showed that two poinds of
- . - , 1
stalk butts contained as muoh • nutrl*
It franus may bs qeshsnai
I
by dsstmentss one pound ot oorn aid cob
and thiia washlag
jwfta one
saeal. and that two and cae-half
lOf ssdiiMatenup'^flth the whites of
poands of stalks were,s«ulvilent as
B OftiMd, MiaesS may be
foodtoone pound of good corn
trnnlth goU pal) Aj
i!
liiaMs^a
aaa^^iiknaStwU
'^-—v*"*
ada.
^ ^
SSK?
,
.;
;
; 5
,
- ^
,
;
;
^j^M-iwo.MLv^H.i-M^
Biwx^ WoouBCfp, La^lor, Iow4, July 21,189L
r^l,
t .¾¾
Pp 1
H. Nil on departed T/ue«ln|y for a
Diitirig the3 present jpoHtloal strljle.
f Iron Duke, iron or*. Eureka Irpn rtnd riipathia! iioi le in Pemutylvanlt.
each
party elaiins to be a frieiiq to t|he
BY J. D. HAVKN.
Steel work*, ". •
Fhero wojre repreaenlal
ti. Thi >1 er, who is travel|ng f|or Oot. IB.
from four i raitges piesetit|and a genei'- laboring inah.l Our d a in Is that a tiinu
i Romulus la the latest sufferer from a 8i>liwanko iky'* music howw,
friend of the (working man |s the nine
the resultj of the meet' lh»i|
E8TABU3HE0 1879.
a l g O K l tl »Was
rjenl estate boom. |'
' i ,/)
• i1Hulnday atHotiie,
r
«»u supply him With jpalits, jovi»r*
"
dlseuislon^
on
tlmel.>
j A boanl4)f trade; hits been organlaetl
Mrs. EllUljcvh v^nlnery «nf Mis*
alls
thai; till not rip ahd
•e», otli?,'. erortstltirt H| the; program of •;:' v{'nntljaekets
J»SUKI> KvKBr F K I H A Y .
i t Amherstbitrj^.
J
RiAlly At \my returniHl from Liu Ingtou
2o«d weaf. Tlil*( 1» the n^itlit ||wl»she
election
oi
I
oil!
fid
otviwl
by
',Th« Boftla A 8 « k rk ttuwk. fgiftovy Krkfayeieilinjf,
ttoil In our platfiirm, 0 i whll-h we In\jfubterlpUon Price,'$1,00 a Year artwl
wlilieh ^tiJteA w folljows
tip Monday, jf
>.tend to build up a vepu atlou for hand....
lift for his home n IM,.. eers,
..'#111
C
i
4
e
r
M
,
f
olft,
Brig
tton.
iWyuiMilotte
W
• j s ADVANCK.
T l i e i e are a largi n i m i l e r of typholtl e«go tasi ilgil after' a visit W|h Wy
ling nothing but the best gooils lit the
"
">httWelk,
FlatRiHtki
;
1
inaj'keUor the lnbi)rl«gj man to buy.
ft'Vtir eaww In l o w n h
Jf
Wrifl* <^t»«. s eentii,
d
iid»f.
aiiillotte
ft
w.
A. Cully. WlaytHt,
Adtertf-lii* rates Riadrfcrtnwn o-iarmllrattfin,
•. This we«k w«reeelve|'alliH»of ineu's
The Wyiindoile INhltiff mid Sliitotln
ev, (indtMi ul J, HtniiMlleltl tan <VisitKugeiie ilmlt h.lU.l! Mi'iinch. wofklngi pants,!overiil s and Jackets,
Oaftla. u( thanks. r«M)liittoii». vxlemlcil death
w.
fllotiiU lijilTtM'tittiseh. Mlie o Mr. . w
ti<*<- ami utiliurtf* |*a<ir¥ will lat clariMxl for Itfb will give n iliint'tt at ArbvltM hit
ilw^-r-Jns HWkst Iiiksieiv every giirmeut guiu'iuile >il, it ml If a seam
1»!
in* raid o f « rtijiU* llii*, and will ruil uinter
:
,'
Jill's, HDhei-t; Lyoiii thdl rips or a button pulls out ihe. iiunihiiilei'
w
Ht itslleltl ;lTec itlitsd one evenlr g this
i clrrtiiB-utnceii he Inaatted. frvtr iNirrckiHiri- «Ht New i ear's eve, ;
»k.
Haul Bi'im-juepwiitiigujia iUyl
darn* (itrwanllliR mleh matter wlll«riii) Imy with
Unint'h
can return lite giirlncjil and have tlhe
«'ty...
..
t
ue* t» InMirvviiMii'Mltm. In poinpuUnil |irl««, m Vine street, for ih^li' tiiolher. I
leaves to diy for W
Rolii,I. IiVOI
Ilymi, Bell Branch. lufihey I'wfuiided or receive a ituty'.gAi'*
U iinglols
mitf seven words" l<> the printed line. -,
Sr/T.
'
.
K:
..v-*e.....i.. t ..I...-1
i;.Ml-SS M.f(i,> Ui'lghtoii. W y - iiH'tjil li^i|xehitnge.
•llevllle Iros the cijintruct, >
iilinn'tfifnlibtiMt nt Tun 1« fdike, I lUM'tll: %
A<t<trr» nil cnrnniiiiilcalloim in the |ilihl1-)icr
I1
!
V/jatidntte, Mich. . - - '
. I
en|
Mhlil^ltii,
|,;
HtJ
will
lie
gone
ll'iie o f itinhi
The euse of Kfrtlh'fek Ulttild
;
t'».
iWeiifeidVeiing tnen'i \vr>t*ktiifjr puiijlH.
e
.
-V.
M,,Sl'|lth.
r*Vy»ll*""lto.
i'hurles (ilaihllng) i itssiiinpsli. \M
W
20 ner eojit wind, cm fu I I'u Itipttnd leg, E»(linitles I'lieilrfiilly (ilven on all kinds
fiiiip" weekit
>Mi*; L. UeiirL i'tyinouth.
fried before .litstu-ti '('ewkslMiry
FRIDAY. CM'l'OBKJt HO, IHtH,
W.
if Building.
Jr..
iletrry
Hwillll
.
Jiihti
»«^ hip pockets, t'vofy ileum and bi'imui
Jos. (Ufafi'illtt
Mrs.' S, J, lprotiiif,:Toni|uUhi Jiviifruiited
(•ow morning.
i \'
Fit'il
fat L^^-!
at ¢1.(10 pef-jialv.'; VVo hiiv.e
L i i e e .y V I'limliiB
Ntioii o v e r Witt,
. . . „. 5111).
Klifl.miul. Url 11tli Tliomas an
MicksIiikstin('.—Mrs,
'tfttiue*
a
1
V , — 111 I !•* MIIIOlTr l l i r n n , l , i n n o ] i , ,
ii Jettin plinls,; 0O per cefit wool. warra]it- JUmhleiiee u o m e i l-'i.ortl'i unit ( h e a t i i i i l »t«.
)2>D PHASES OP MICEIOAH LIFE. The voting jieoplv^f tlie'I»f<'Klijfftfi'liui (ireeu sjieilt\Ve I nfwrlay lilglfl w h AinL. A.iS.r-M|'* <.Jeo. BrtghUMi,\\M>J ed. at.*lj3tl per pair.' The best article jvc
i-lmrclt linvtt deeltleil t<» orgunl/i'l it So- he^Htburg frlelijls.
WVAK
IMITTK, 1I1CII.
lutvfi in working pn,iittl.i ai| ul|-wool
ciety of ('lirlsiiati.Kiideavoi'oii Tbesdity
1
!l«yt
1). egatesj from isitbordluate.granges Jeiui,. Wiu'rtuitcil inU (o lade <>V ij|K t-ljitl
,
..litveiilli. fcrudltUui. (
vfAttiNK J k i y i i : s .
(•Vetting "f next we^k.
Illido ti
•hlgaii
slate
gru^gc—Mr.
iiliil
Airs
to
Ml
The follotvitigdellclousbltsareciilled
wll| wear a nmii a yiiar 11 #2.()0 per jmjlr, U ' l ' A T l t O K MICJIIKJ t.V, I'L n l y o f W a y n e , * - ,
A iiiustcul ami ITl|>^rt^;eiiterliilniiieut
The steaWishlp Vtiluttleer was (lie llrsi L. I)<;an, Pwinomli
1 1 A t 11 W M l o l i j o f I h e n r M m l e c o u r t f o r s a i d
Wijij huye till all w 90 I K ear-fey pa|i(s. Colllll*
from, the examination'papers of tin* |vWl be tfiven'in he n e w Kplicopal boat to enter the hew Detroit d ;, dock.
Ait liivlliil'liin wills e x t e n d e d ' h y . Llvfomy• <o f K 11y11e.il e l d nl t h e l>rolNiluofllve In II,o
Ill oVpT e l l y •i .o f I M r o l l. "o n" I•hK
-^«-.-«.
pup/t* In the geography ami general Hiurch house on '" rst street i\ ujglit.
The sti*^m baf-'ge Alpetia was turned niii gjrange to iPoinoiia reiiuestlug that w'u'i'raiiteil.'l|ot to lip at Me ( h i t,-t t e n l h d a••y -o•f Oelnla-r,
cent * "overall In t h e yeiir 0110 Hi,nisiiuil e l u h t h u n d r e d a n d
oi^Mike St. riftir Monday nigh ... While the ije.xt meeting \n held IU Livonia, itjIlH We hitv.e the be.st
jlMory classes i*f iho Wayne school, as Kefivsiinients will iWo be servedi,
ilneljone.
I'resi n l , ICiluar <> D u i l i - e , J u d a e o f
gray, with Ijiib I ' r o h a t e . I n t h e m u t t e r o f t h e e n t a l e o f J o l m
j T h e mother, of J o h n and Frank. Knj'th coming ilfjiw.ii with a load of 1 imber Said nvitaiioii was ai'-cejUyd'hyauininl' in jibe, inarket, blue
j'Vriortrd by rite Kevlew of that |ilnee:
ached, j We ale sell ug n II oz. ovj«r Mejlndy, deuetu>ed| I'lithwriiiB X l e l o d y , I h e «»«>
She was valued,at $24,000
lled
mi:
W*.Nlnesilif
fj
Mrs!
Kitrth
hsul
imui vole.
'
v 111 a n d l e n l i i m nt o f s a i d d t
! ' T a e y n m ' H w r v i l l l i f c i t y o f B a b y l o n ivhirh t h e
in bttie. gray or brotin at 75 cents ji eual rml sxl . o If mt hv el nhint
teen taking care of Ije late ftlrs. K n n i w .
u r e i d e r e d t o Oils c o u r t h e r final
'ongres^ will be asked (his w i n t e r t o .-« .
:-51,.
15.
ftitiniiT^x,
Secy-.
j i c o p U - w e r e h a v i n g a (treat r e v i v a l .
I'll
jackets-tVe
have
the
dniil
le
breiist
a
d
i
u
i
i
i
M
r
a
l
i
o
n
a
o
i n i i i t a n d Hied h e r e w i t h h e r
tnd attendeit the funeral M the| latter
Id t w o Vliod rn type revenue! [-utterst
T h e w e i g h t o f t h e a i r 1» h o w n i w ' h It « a y » a n d
eat hereout, just theeoat
theeoat fji»r oiitsjiti |>el it I,,11 p r a y i n j f • h a t l l i e r<f,i Im- o f aaiil e a t a l e
;
I '
Overcdats.
' A '.^ . - •• «d leather:I'out,
a»t
Sunday.
!
the
lakes,
suitable
for
war
pu|p.
i<;ises.
tnikV
l
i
e
aHHiKiivd
t)i
ter.
It Is o r d e r e d t h a t l l i e
t h e - t i r e - w r e <*f t h e a t n i o * p h t - r e 1» t h e a t i p n s p h e r e
tMI'eaeh: Pea t e n t h d . i y o f N o v e \\Wt
Till' tvcciit cold siij.p hascatisied peoj ki-iirk in cold'weather at) "$5.11
n e x t ill t e n o ' c l o c k fti t h e
[ A - m e e t i n g of thi :Wvaiidott(| Boat Tlie'I'liiiiejlsjoiis..projiosed . are
to 24
i f m w l n c dowji.
j W, rk e-_' s a n. d vest,- War n li » ! » » • »'«?'•>' f o r c n m m ' n t s a i d u ' o u a t e ' t r f l i c c h e n^|H>inte<l Jfor
[lois
beaiil, lt)0 feet Keel and 10.. feet pl« to turn iheir attention towards btiyx a m i n i n g a n d nil itviDK * u i d a c c o u n t a n d liearT h e h o i t o t yil»ce o n ( l i e e a r t h 1» l e i w c e n •&'3' Hub will b e l i e l d at |)r. 't. J. La|i|
ng utitable' clothing to keeplthem *WM"lp wear aj $5.00 eacji. In working einif
Iter
Miiid p e t i t i o n . A u d i t in f u r t h e r o r d e r e d t h a t
Jittice
lomorrow
nljiBit.
Every
n
<'<K''«' ,
i i a i t h o r x.iuth Uuluiili-, w h i c h nmke>-ll M-em H»
siijrtsf'tve
have
a
good
l
i
n
v
o
f
Je'i>c
a c o p y of tbl» o r c e r b e p u b l i s h e d three »ucce»Warn I. One of the most, neeessapy garit a nt
•The, t'nficniaugh. is stil| on below ments to protect a person from the cold sjiiits,at 50 cents each.
IJwjutth t h e »«lii m o v e d A l i e n ft 1» o n l y t h c e n r t h . is re«|iiested to;be piV^'nt ILS IIII||I
a i v e w e e k s p r e v i o u s t o s a i d d-iy o l heariui* Hn t h e
V V y u m l o t t c H e r u U .a neivSlwipcr p r i n t e d a n d cirSajidwidhJ Didiiys lta\e occtirr •d, and
[Jteivtiinr
t h e t h c n n i d e q u a t o r 1» t h e lltne w h i c h jiusincss is t o come iiefore the «ii )i>»B
'Wherein need of w . o i i i n g elothe's
'
j The open seitson I <j»r ipiail begii|s|^ i l l - it |s now shid the pumps tyi 11 not he in wiiit ry blalsJl.sis a g< isl overcoat. Of Sit!' arid look over our line before V o l t c u l a t i n g i n nald c o i n t v ol Wiivne".
bun fhrouirh t h e h o t t e s t |»ir»iiiti o f t h e enrtii.
*we
hjave
.a
gr-at
suppljir
^
o
f
all
K t X J A H O . b f H K l - U - : . J o d n c o f J»rol>atc.
tiiese
are
;
jlay.
V\
bile
the
w<d»ds
aroiiiitf.h?r
opJL'ratioii
before
this
uior^iingl
>I
is
intj T h e l e n n i i u t l e . i u a t . t r i» w*her t h e •mil"* r a y s
(A t r u e c o p y . )
W e Have p^ijch'asM, for w e can s a i e you nimicj-..
i Haul t o abound wtti [the galiie. nw| ,y «'f tended t o Jiatcb he,r u p ami t o w he r , to sfy.es, ,ipial«ties and prices:
H O M E S A . rS.isii, KcgistiT.
ftill m o - t d i r e c t l y .
for
men
froiii
*:
JOO)
to
$25.()().
Our
them
J A diftereme of opin )n p rei MUt o r fi>u 1» i-bui'Sfef'fr'nf »inail a l i d a d e * o f if lie .farmers have icfnnbiiied tif seep Buffalo.
Intent
lis.
very
co
mjilete.
_
()ur
¢14.
assoi
vafls as'to h o w this patching six in Id be
/ ^ O M M I S S l O X k IS' X O T I C 1 : . - I B t h e m a i l e r
i » l ; i r u l c l «ir w h i c h all
tfotogctlicraiMltlhiy'form I hunters off their g n jimds. i
$M5, HH a w l ££0 o v e n oats a r e iinexcelV ; o f t h e e » t a t c )>i W i l l l d i u I t i i d e r l t r a u t , dex-eun|. The barrel hoop liiill at 1). H, 6 rell dopt\ soine sayt)ig shtKmight t o lie j i t i t Jtfi. iji«Lare iwjt etjuiLletl :bv any other
lirar t h e eartth
*'...'
.
.
MA<,iAXlN i;s
e d . t \ e t h e iimUhjOKned. Iiuviii); I>eeii a p p o i n t e d
i V e n t r a l v a r i a t i o n I* c a i i x - d by t h e » m i j-triSfnir II& ( o . k tvhicli was Recently burn** has 'ii d r y ibu-Jk at Detroit |u»d pat ,ed up, ho.tisii j n this t-icinii v..
They inttst ltd
f i s Wortli everybody s while to ljuy h y l l i e i i i o l v a t e e o i l i t t l o r t h e c o u n t y o t W a y n e i H t a l e
V e r t i c a l l y <m t h e e a r t h .
A n i l h o r i z o n t a l v a r i a - jjieen ivbuilt and slUrtt'd u p y « 4 hlav bujt olhers claim a'.'diVei[fcaii stilml on seen lo b e ajp\ireeiateil. W e are show i n g tlielNoveiiibeir Whle Aivake for I hive o f MichiRiin, c<>uitiiin»ioiicr» t o r e c e i v e , e m J n i m *
adjimt nil clulitiH a n d d e m a n t l N o f All peifeoii!"
e bottom as she Hesnoiy'aud eiisilydo ten different styles of overcoats^ a t *^- notable feat.tiifes-- "The B ryhorjd of H«tw- illld
t i o n in r a f i r e d by t h e M I D slrlklnc, h o r i z o n t a l l y " i i jfor'the Hist time. Vjork is being fn ihetl
aaaiiiM s a i d d e t e u i l - d . d o h e r e b y K i v e i j o t t c e i I h a t
!
Khe eiirth.
Vw
e
w
i l l m e e t id I h e tem-e o f W i l l i a t n ( i l n f t t i e r ,
im t h e l o w e r mill, v htch it is e \ f •ted tltaf work.; Tlije latter pfan is ctf'tainiy 1
.frs'an'd #10. Ot|i-j ssortinentof boys thbrne," by his relativ?. Mrs. Richard
W y a u d o l t e , in m i ( c o u n t y , o n S a t u r d i f y , t t i e l ^ l l i
j T h e Kifvptlun* b e l i e v e d i n t h e / i m m o r t a l i t y o f | o have rttttlr for o\deration byMti ilny, less ex|>enkjve. I
Maiiningof
Salenl,
Mass..
'which
is
full
d a y o f UccemlM-r, •. I). Is'.il. a i d o n W e d n e s d a y ,
ami fhildi' U'M; ovanjoats is also very
( l i e Mile.
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t..
I
W'm{ Li|iiigst«Hi, jr.. i k r | owifer an^ com) lete. aiigiiig ill price from"81..-)0 otjfamilyajiecdote and gfves a iihoto- t h e 13th d a y o f A p r i l , X. D , l * . « . a t t w o o ' c l o c k
P. M. o f e a i - l - o f a a i l d a y x , f o r I h e p u r p o s e o f c x y The l*yramlds itre llie Ian-eat and handwjhiest
manager
Of
the
propellers
Painteranil
bntinte«| of. amiui)>K
Wvandoite hitfim ss men hat e W |ir<il
Ne rerj before has such a tine gifiiph of. the' first por rait
a n d a l i o vinu: s a i d CIHIIIIK, a n d t h a i s i x
to :
[mrtdluuxof their »l*e in the worlil.
t o Uviiigstijit—'-1 f am beginning ito get assort
Hitwtliorne: Jhe closii g1 cl/stpters of iiionthH fiou'i t l i e l i l h d a y o f O e t o l a - r . A . t>. 1SW,
the
focation
of
the
Ilavis
Bmit
&i}»
of
(Uercoiits
been
showij;
in
incut
••'
•
we^re'allotV-e-l b y H il,l c o u r t ' for e r e d l t b m to" i>refor their city. -TIM]re is a n o t h e * !K« fearful for the sMety of niy boat til It is this tficinity. Aiiyoni! wanting an ofei- M irgai-et Sidney's fame us pejppers ser- seart
( h e i r claMOa t< > u a f o r e x a m i i u t t i o n a u d a l l o w Kngllsh at the Wolverine Ath«-n».
Indtistrv anit t h e people of Wyafii lotte not the bail weather or tli^t rocksSlfear, coat i'aiin<>|t, do bett iv than look over ial;. Aiul •'Nolan," a b|allad|by Mrs. ank-e.
The editor oiT the A n n Arbor Courier are t o be eohgilttiniUHl upon the] fsuo for tjiey are as good boats as s|i I, can our stliH-k IMinejnakiiig any pure,haS«s, Laiira E . ' Richanls, giving tile tragic
f)ate<l O c t o l i e r I( t h , i s m . .
x a c o l l e g e g r a d u a t e and once 'read a cesstul ls>om they l a v e inaugiirat ll.v-L- stand almost an:yTiiinl of .sea and are- as tvB feelj confident that We can suit stop' of tht^ bearer of Riiglan's dispatch
A A R O N <jTKON«,
WILI.IAM U A B T N R R ,
manned by competent men. Btlt colli- tf^em Ixrth ijn ipliality t,fid price.
to Lucan's.'Light Brigaile.'tyhen tltey
i
ery able paper lieforc the •• Michigan (Monroe lieihtyrat.
I'ln
I
Commfsaioners. >
sion is whaf< I fear.
Boats should cerW« will l|e pleased to show;our [stock tuiMle thefahuHiSj'vhargii"at Balaklayii.
Charley Steel, t h e afietioiieer, iv\ lle
Tens association to prove that tjie non-.
tainly
be
limited
|to»peed'in
the
{rivers.
Wl'i^h;
Awake
is
$2.40
a
y*
ar.
D.
Lot
htjop
whetier,a person ptnvliases or not, I
nuluate must of necessity lie an Inferior t a t e d e a l e r and i n s u i a n c e . agent, h ,»" Everybody knows how our •greyhloiind.s'
ciiiipanv, Boston.
i
Yours respeetfully,
advertisement in t h b issue of TJilK" K«IUST
y:
race" t hrpngh. the narrojiv ejitin npls, re
n e w s p a p e r man. 'And thin is the sort Au>. Mr. Steel tnqde the sale o:
' i .
.
-v'—•-——' . .'.
j
I
A. LuEKKr.fcK.
•aill gaixUessijof the rights of otheVs It ought
1
j
THE K,ver
0L0 iUHOc s
jHv jierusing tlie pages of the French
of Knglish w e liml in the last issue of Ailolph's grocery store, and any < OIH'
01 ATG<1
feailers ueetling ser ices in his l i t will to be stoppedj a^ttii' the oiijy way to do it Jvaffle fori a SWO Winchester Repeal* Fashion J o u r n a l s rifjmldished in.Etigthe Courier:
is by goyeriiuieiit regulation."-|-[rVe3
rifle:(niodel'18H0) at John Pi Doll's li|H by A. McDowell At Co., 4 West l | t h
|. The Catholic ehurrh fair n|*ned at the rink fiud liim courteous ? ml competent,
Press.
Thitj|tksgiviii|iglifternowii. Nov..20. Otvn- styitet. N e w York, it/fan icsUlily be iin1
lBi-1 evenliiK. with a lante atU'iiilanee, Thttrv ' Mrs. J o h n V. N» Jlis o n WedtH
Direct Street Car Conntctinhi
er of rijle, %.. Deu'l>ella)rer. Tickets, 25 deiistoiMl h o w they h a t e become "the
tv|-oeant to IM- a little of even thing nfntont. (>n left with TllK HKitALt,) some, f
AR«>tTNIJ T H K i't)li'NT
from ill Oepott.
:
Fftvotites" with the hulii>s.
Jssued ; in
cents,
lierries
nicketl
the
day
before
on
tlir
P
>
•
-42w«
.
tale, ami the |«ri«i!i who can mil tuttis^y hlinnr
PJuHs, by different publishers, they are
(ins
has
been
struck
\iy
well
bof-crs
irtt
Raten
$125
t» $* 00 per rj.y
dif,
S.
I.
Smith
'iieflr
Flat
Kock
tier»cir there, are t-vrtninly hard to null.
bw'/n
the leading Fashion Journals of the "(illd
a farm near Inkster.
A Distinguished Rtmedy.
Ix'rrles'aro 4if a hy'lje size ami fnfitl
DETROIT.
It Is nirt, therefore| H matter
Dr Hoxsje's Certain ('roup ( . ' m y . i s Woirld."
second ctiiti g r o w n im Mr. Smith'
Win. Tyh\y <iifw('auton fell fi im Ihe
I.ltfrary Note.
ie and o l i j y s u r e specilie for acute ••<f surprise that linbiasul critics should
llie
during
this
most
r
e
l
m
i
k
a
b
l
e
sea
top
of
his
barn
the
other
day
tittt
still
This ht'iiflit piece of niticisfli fruni the
hftt e pronounced them I ie biwt Fashion
lives. - ; / ' . j '.
attar <* to tluoal and lungs. This rem* .ftiiinials
ever offered t 1 the• American,
Lawton leaderjionHrms-. lh«» favoruhte
vns
used
Willi
unfailing
success
J*
Mrs. With Hwlniitu dleil Fridii.
T i i k l u u efftrt-t June 7, IWI.
The Retail Mert-liaiils' Protee ive lis* edy
o p i n i o n nlremly formed f»y iniiny pt at her ihome
on
Ptn|»
sti^et,'
after
i
g
ehihireir
for,
twenty
years
by
milblic.
It
wiiiuld be striknge, "indeed; if
„••
IU«'I
n l i n e o n • l l i e - u e e i , i i n e t 111
sociafloii^ hhiin-h /of the coucj-ni r._
i'l'mlim run on stmiiliiiil Time.)
i
TllK IlKKAM>'» retulei's cotueniriiK tl(e days" iUitess
i l l s I milieu! physician, in Buffalo, N. Iniliesdid uol give up till' infeilm- Fashwltlt ' llvnhbiilfeveilj
Hochester, N.'Y . has been oriiaiwzed.iit tltl
OIMI M1II7II.
leaves a
yVholesafed by leading linns In De- ion lnngii/.lncs which ihev have hllliello
Work referred to: • «• •
a hiislmnd
hiislmnd nil
nilil live (-hlldrijil
Plyimuitr..;
'
"[,
••
.
|
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>
'
patroui/etl for tiiese hiiuifsoini^ journals. \ Tnledn, Iv...1 .*,.,,.
" I'.'iiiu m Ida in I <rtV ju
1
50 ctUils*
tljjoit
4lw4
c. 1,. Keeue 1» mevtltiu wllh »|>teM<llil •iici-ent. yoiuigest t w o yearsi ol«|. Tin fill (Mill
,. K III
HI-.W
1M )
James Selplo.ll-Xward'TliomtisEm mid
ttfifclt are known to be 11 iiiinlth alnind Monroe,Iv.1
was
held
on
Monday
afternoon
tron
'
m
l
lie
II i s
fti M'lllnu <'i>|>lei> of the New Tenlainenl H 1» an
tloektvoial, jly.... ., » m
(I |:t \
!
of all .'Milter's lu giving the styles, ami TrcnUiii,
t-'or i*ali'.•
KulheriiiiKvnngeliciil Trinity I'huSv l o n Thomas Harris the colored in|n who
II V*
Iv
I.
"
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«
17
a
at '
tjtifHrht work ainl mio that ever)niie «honti| Oak street.
wertt chargeil Willi stealing' a Ijiitcliel
II 37
.. t i w
»iit
•
'Thl City Bottling works, incliidiiig (MiMitalif siich valuable, practical "Icssi'-u- Wyandotte,,lv....
•II «1
*ii ;m
•A ;i,t
jjea.1.
.
"'
containing' surgical liistiuiiieiills and| pop iiiaiuifiictiirliig plant, is hereby In the arf'iifcuttliig anil imtklig iln>»s- Kii,r«e, Iv...|
The llisl'cnteiiaiament lii'tlje Mi
II IW ."
it ev
Iv
. v 111
other things fin|ii u liugtfy last<siJiuuier, offer | d fotTsale,
i«»|..! "La Mode de Piuis" and "Albtiiu W'erti let roll
1
USSpin llll
in in
Apply
l
o
Mrs.'/diddlst lecture course Mill bisglvjeii'i
Mentlin<*iit Mild llualiima,
.Italroli.ai-r.
between, n y i n o i t h and J?ortlivill|'. have dttek
1
iW
Modes'''
are
rivals
for
lite
.first
place,
OIMI MIVTtl,
hiirch ftevf
evening. 'Hit'
Wyaudbltc. - I "'
40l;f;
fte\f MouilaV
MOII
-' TliU Oxford (ilolmle 1» from rJlllor church
been actjiiitteil Ih thecliTiilt edirrt.
slii|(h' copies lieing )|.V ceui«;ieaeli,'.|or l>elrolt. It-..i
III lie'musical and ||t
7 hia in 'J IWp III A IK) p m
lertaliufieiit
will
I'niinon s |wit:
n mi
Mode,", the l'ani Weat Del roil. It.
(i;m
On and, 11 ter J u n e 80'. Tuesday of *iri0 pec•iiiinitm. "La
il mi
While ct'osslttg a bridge lu fanloti
; tn
lu its-clliilacler, atujl furulsKeif by
•
•
•
"
»tl tn
IU
Magazine, is only 15 cents a copy,! or l->orw, Iv.
j iA>ilitlii«« are In ihe air. YOIHIK. men aiid
»7 ,Mi
lownsliiptwjo.veal's ago with a tfaction each week w II be. ifimrved entirely for
<J.
L.
Hitnawult
and
daughter
My
AVyaudotle, IIv...
ii f r
7M
id A y e a r . ' D o not allow n e w s a g e i i t s Trail on, Iv.
«nnM«ii«. Join the iiriH-eaKlmi. Neat and pretty
SiM
it .V*.
Detroit. T h e progiram includes singing engine. f Fra»k '|1. Newton was Hijurcd hull eii at' n'ly mth 101 mi,
sirj
siilistltine
Inferior
'publications
folHock
wood,
InvlUlloii. K<>Ueu up lu the hlithcM aiyU-of art
''•>.
J. V. G A S 1.fey.
Rim
71«
N ia
of jubilee and other songs, recltitM>I(IS; by the hji'ldge giving way and lee sued
Monroe,
Iv.
ton
«in
7 3».
ic, which can be ntallffil to y o u from Toledo, arr.L...
and on «horl iiotlee nl thl» orttie.
the township fiitf damages, alleging that
etc.
.
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**t
ii-it
M»l
i- ' - '
•
*•
' ' ' "'ij piiee)> here given. |
the luidgMwas lit secure. The eilse was ''.iW ijlklng made easy by wearing c o r l f J ^ ^ v " Yorknt-tii
*Hloponl'
on
sluiial
AlMiut three-foiirlhsof theseats]ij
OK ICKAI. KHTATK.
•tried by jury before Judge Relllf and a soleil" shoes liotight of Henry Koch rig
l(. -^TKAXnfKHH
T l i e iMk* Mhori via Clerrlnnd, <|i 4nnncclion
1
with the ICne ami 1". A 1,. I". B. Rl'a, form-the
verdict for the defendant was rendered, /•-ft
! AH»»Mt K. 'IVuiMM-a et al. to Hitsiuinti opera house were HIIIHI Safttrdny 1
ing
on
the
(H-caslonj
of
Noiinaii
quickest
am) moal d"i r et
et rt>i
F.'
(Jan|ey
lias
a
hair
i-esfjirative
l Ie lo Pntaburtch.
Kitperaon. hit t i l lit the Otikwuod still.
John Davis of-ttoinnliits is suing his ' % s guaranteed l o restore hair to Its
lo all •arte of Ihe country.
Coupon ticket., Sold
H
iVlpis.'W, llUuud.VJ4, tup. of KIOIHC. ett's,eliM-uflonary recitnl. M r Ha{
that
y
No
trains
run
Hi
udi
steimiother. Cliarlidttc Davis. lie says 'IfltlntuiaM-litri
was assisted by Bitiss Duttnjti.
'Price'-50 cents aJiottle
; P . P, ""
WKKillr. Oea'ISup't,
that his father, inlw dead, left him a life Also 1 hair tonic that is g u a anteed t o
Hur's
rltleV
WMIJ,
rtfcndei'isl
in
cos
(lerehnid.Oli ilo.
Hyacinlhe ( \ Burke et al trt Joseph
P
, A , ( ' evelaud.
insurance
policy
for
¢500,
whichSwas
to
A,
J.
HM1TH.O
r
previ nl h a l r i r o h i falling out
i k e i AKI
Fi-azier. lot*. ~>'i and .V> in HioiM'lle & and was verv w'eH reeeiVe«l.|
q
I..
OAB1-,
Tl
be
applied
to
paving
off
a
mortgage
on
Burke's sub. on pail of the i'oiipaiit numliera w-ereN-ewiivetl >with n |
270 acres of lanil in^irginia, that this
, <;onanui|>llon Cured
less show of appfecjutimi by .I hi*
«*t. p e 2.1, twp. of K«'orse, |«(H).
disposition
was'made of the cawhv, Imt An < 4d physician retired from pn cllce having
enee.
5
lia'd
|il
aoed
In hia hands by an Eai t India iul»Frnnk(\ Keanmeet al toEli/atieth H,
that hisslepniother. asex*eetltrix,|tt*ad<Btt
"
• of- a simple
• • veiK« lalibteremedy
alonai y. the formula
The wlllpof J\w]'•rate J.! IX JOIB
Korton. lot ••A" in F. ('. Keaiiine & Oj
off the land ' for 50 acres in Rijmilliis. for
1
tli*1speedy
and permanent cure
cm if Consuinp'or tin
s|i
" Tht
1ht Niagara
Ni toara Fklli
FkilM Boutt
ffoufaJ"
,
.
ke.
Hcyeftl
(J*chwin«rs stib. on part o/ fracl. s«v. lieen tiled for OToba
He asks for a $500 lien on the lafjer ami lion, 1llro
Ironchltis, Catarrh, Asthma a id all Throat
and personal property valueH infl
34. twp. of (JreenHeld. $V75.
mid I. ing Affect Ions, also a poaitiv grand radical
«atB
SOUTH.
:;mi
an interest of 10-271 Ii in it.
«.11*.
;aa
pm,
cure f ir Nervous Debility and aU Ii eryous Com*
fhfe/farni vyorth IH.tKi^
-MichaeJ MeNallv to Christian Jolinkf. »12,000.
B a y C i t y . . . _ W 1»
71»
plaint
1,
after
having
tested
Ito
wond
rful
curative
5t«
K S « K l i i a w . . l l 30
nm
p in
Iitt 88» in Moses W. Fields sith. on part 1» tHvided liijtweeij his wife. .Ei|
A llil o f ( h l l f l i IliMory.
potvei a in Ihuusauds of canes, baa fi II it his duty
Detroit
. r M a m l l iTpm; import sipm
141».
Jones, aud
th^ee ilaiighiers. |
to"caa|ce it known tohls sufferiiiir fallows. Actof p<-117, twu. of Sin-indwells, tfti't.
Wyandotte N U
as 731 ^ » « 1 M
In Ihe laAt issue of his church |M|4er, uated by this motii-ei and a d e s h e to relieve
and Jennie. IVii
Toledo
1 0 n»
John Hilek to Albert Flelshan*. M E., (."aiherirte 19. an<i
9)
»
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I
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30
the Witness, Rev. J. Stanspeld p -iitts a liiima • sulTeHne, I will send free. »f eharae, to
acre* of land on part of the n w J of sec. nroiiertv' woetH W.uui goei
NOKTII, J*B
all wl ode»irf II, this recipe in tJen aau, Preneli,
tt*» %=*•«* &* ?31«
brief history of i h e Wyantloite Metho-: or
Kiijcllnh, with full direeliona for |i reparSiujand
t'poti tW'Ucath t»{ Ihe latter,
XL twp. of IMnlxnil. W40. .
Toledo
a a u a m * 4lh»n4 -ilMiiAfalpni,
dist
churcli.
Ttiestoeiety
Was
organized
Sent
by
mail
by
addreacinjf
with
slampi,
IIBIIII
W
y
a
'
d
o
t
l
e
a
w
11
5 «
ft»
7J0am
property
lieijne^tlied
Hyiu-inthe ('. Burke et ul to Amos S.
this paper,
N O V K H iffli), P o w e r s '
Detroit... . 7 20
to aafflM?'*,-*) ,
in IHIMI m i d tii-st a p p e a r s u p o n i he a n n a m !f
Weljar. lof ia in White's stilt, oii part of div'uletl lietween the daughters,
9yl
b l o cin
k I toch'eater, St, Y.?
E 8 m r b i w « l 2 9 U p n i l ta io «• 'Ott' , ¾ ^
mint conference minute's of 1K0 . T h e
will was evidently made some
p e 4.1. two. of SpriiifrWBlls, H300.
B a y t l t y W 3 5 . to io on -iws &•£ .'••• <•
number of m e m l w r s and pt'oba ioners,
A lyomaii has no right to h i v e a dU.Muftie Travis to Tlinim (J. Mi i r r i s j ago. as John I). Denlsmi, now deci
N o a . a e . .'«t, ,11M .ttll, .107, -Ilia (marked " f n i a l l v
together ivJtli p a s t o r ' s name, i s j j i v e n in
N . w . •»&, m , »10, ai5, (marked ","> daily
I'd'able voice
p»rt of sei-. W in the twp. of K»v'>ultis.; (s nanicit as executor.
W*
except Sunday.
t'igetlier with a vei-v complete
'* * .
• The Excelsior bund dance TuAsdUv t h e subjoined table f o r each veijr f n
F . B . W E L C H , Airelit.
A l.itti « 4>lrl*a K x | > e r l r l i e r I n a I . I f - l i t h o u a e .
'''•';•"!; i
-,'. stock of '.
'••-!'
Jlyacinthe A. Burke et al. to John \\. iiightwlis a big success. Arbeiter lia 'fit 'tndatjfv.
O. ,«*. R t J t J U L r t S , Clifearfo, III.,
!
Y*a».
.
Treuejier.
Mcinliern.
JfrofVatloners
Ueu. "
P a s s and Ticket Atcent.
Mi and Mrs, Loren Trescijlt' are the
Hinitikins. lots 11 and IM in Kiopclle it was Klleil. visitors^lM-ing present fftbn 1*11? John I.evini'tiiii. s,
' keepBrs.of t'ht^'Uikv.' iighthoii.'ie at Sand
rftirke's suit, mi pHrt of the fonpiird 'lat K«M-k, Detroit and o^litif plitcek. l*« oeonsle WilMin",.
«l
i
Beatii. Mich., ami are' hlc-scd with a
NKASOX o r i i w i .
est n c 2.">. twp. of Fjii>r>jc. WiO.
ivorylMsly had a pleOsunt timo. and the i*Ki o. 4.1'errin . . . . . . . . . . . .«t
w. Miihoii...;.-.
rw f {.•»•'•
laug liter four years old. LasL April she
<'liail<itle Burt t|> Fraiikliti Burt, part batrous of the ball are enthusiastic in istu
isrA 4,'s.JWljii.
;i J
tjyaji akcu d o w n with the liieitsles. fol«>f SIN:. .23 in theittvp.1 tif'Yiiit Bnreu. fescifving to Hie "excellent tiVatment istw ,LK.JiMlvii.....,.....'....at •
liitve I ttiili a iln-adful cough, and turn
ivliicli
|they
receiveil
from
llie
boys.
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7
.1.
M-iAriiohl'..,.:..,...'.rt7
iiw. ;•
J , , '".
Ing into a fever. Doctors iit homejntid at
Istw j ; M. Arnold,.;.,!......««
"I'he
baiidi
gave
a
street'parade
iit
the
J. B.'.Navarre trt M. J. ('haililierliii.
I»W W J. (laiiiiihell......... lUU ,
lljet.riit i l i f t e d iier. but in vain. »h<
lot 41 of I li<-old survey o f t lie village of ifleriKK m. whieli marke*.! t heir first janla- i«i« \y.,i.«;»iiipi,eii. v ;.
m'
tvorMiVTai>idly and she Was a men'
Daily liclwei i Ainln*istburg. Wynu
ic
a'ppuirauce.ljittlie
gorgeous
new
llliiIS7I
tV.
4.
Caihiiliell
J
.k.'./...
I
O
K
VVcela in 11.+:123.
Iful-ofljo^ufs." T h e n shedrUMl" Dv
tlotte, tiny pi iris and Deti-i'iU.
* '
ISJa
m
o
.
HarUer.,..,..:...'.:
IS
ornis
v
liich
they
Iinv5»
puri-luisc-il.
The
Henrv Fi-her t<> <'. K. (imiiiini;. lots
s New/ Discoterv, and after tin
IH73. rf,u.Purkcr...,;>..v'i...:Ur"- '.'
st MM Kit TIMS TAHI.K.
nits
ar
•
of,
blue.'
richly
Iriiniin'ilWilli
I|3f8»*itlMl 140 in t h e t i l l a g e of Wavtie.
WTI K . E . V i r k . . . . . . : . ; . . . . tut
f t w o anili a half liotties 'tvas eomBoat leaves iVyandiitte o n week day!
gold co ••»!, and llie Imvs look li.-unlsoikie IH7|ii .lohu JtaxH'll and S. E. Valren.
^.2»NI.
a.
Mea-e call nml look over our stmtk. going north as follows: 7.43 A. >I.
ly
ciirwl. They say.^JIr. Kiilg'sNetu
U
*
W
K.llarry.».
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:
.
.
,
,
;
.
.
.
.
.
.
!
«
:
,
.
Wlejare
hpix!
to;do
busiriess;
and,
it
i
s
n
o
j<'. K. (iimniiig to Henry Kisljer. lots (ii tbenij. .BettvetMi flMJ! and *1(MJ will' |»e |S77 K. Barry r-.
iveryfe worth its weii-ht 'in golil.
i ' I.',-.:'. Til '
Going soutl : Leaves: Wyandotte an
flearetrJiyVllie dance. •
IS7H. <}. W.Ok-en.:....... v...:.IIS
Jw» and 14« in the villn«y of Wavne.
;ou hmy' g<^t a trial Tmttie free at tfj> |ble to show giioilsv
4.(10 p. M.
imjt
M
.
W
.
o
i
e
n
.
.
.
.
.
.
so
*}**\ »
lau Bros.' d r u g s t o r e .
11
On Sumlay mat leaves Wvandoite o i l
IHSll II. V. I'rltchiiM...
i.m
J
l'r«^hvt»rUit l.ei'tiire f our«e.
I Mii-i*a«>l Boln-oNky to Mary Wagoner.
IHHI i*. K.. f»rtt«-l>»ir*l|.:...... .<»>, -,
her hist trip in •rili at f.f.00 f.'M.
t | i e s e i o f l l i e ii w i o f « e c '.'Ii, i l l t h e
A magnificent course o^lei;>urcs iby IK>« II. HYTiiirrllli....;....;.«» f
ppincss makes cowards of people
Freight t-arred at ri*jasonable ratf*s
t ^ p o f K o f l l l l l l i s . *l.t«|f».
,,.,.M
)ctfoit*s most popular iiicu hae liceii IHf« Sip. AVlirneri.fc
•heil .pVopJe are never afraid
IHHI s. I». wariu'r,'.,..
".;«!
[ W i n . H. Barrett to Tlioiiia»(i. IJieh- riaiigiil for b y ' l l i e Vol lug l?i?>plc's •I*fi
WYANdQTtE.
S. tb*«'....! 1,..,.'..,.IK< '
:«nlsoi'i, :| acres of Iniiil mi the Kside of Ijocietyiif t h e . l V e s b y t n i i i n church, to lsHrt4f4.
. 'I'he l'll»t S t e p
,s. K. Warrvii;ii.j..•".....',«*i .'••
amlolph - l i c e t In ihecltv of North\ illif. j IM- giyc'TS in t h e church, ul «lim-| iirier- iss? .lo.lmasnin»llji|,l.......«r ,
rluvps you are rim d o w n , can't eat
jftOOH
'• .jOcrtrtoa.
.ivaorn
.fiwhiia «t«ii»net«l '.. ; ..,*(
r.'.V
j i a l s duri(rg the fitll and wittier nioliths, IHSS
think, caii't sleep, cau'l to d h y
im
.liishimst,i|i»iielil..,
..:;«
C
O
M
f
O
U
N
O
J o l m Ward to 'llioma* W. Mi/ner: l'leke|s.'lnt\e bfeu Issued for life i'utire / 1 « ! .1,,»1111« S t i U l M l l e M . , . ; . , STi
think l o your su,tfisf(ictiou, ami vou ti'iitiLtloAtiiMiaVd of Cotton Boot,
Mlka 'i and :1 of the electric railway mid f o i i r w ikt'the nominal price iif ^ f c n t s i ISiil .lo»hiMi^liin»llelMV. , v , . l f c l
'tViinyWi-'al-a repeat dlsoovatrbrM i
tlei; ^ha|*idls yij^i). Yon shoiihlhceil tl
old phU
•in imrt of tj)i' Mather farm, piitrt of llie thu» nff f i l i n g pleasant hours for winter
lu IMtll theeluiix-li pro|)erl,v w i s vain warip i i g , you'nre lakitig the 11 rst stMi
l
aioiiOd|/-tMife,
Sliljlary K e < e r » e t w p o f IJenilmtn. IJMMMI. evenilltisjto everv.otie. 'I'lcket^ inav |ie ed al #2.300.] » NoW it Is re port ed worth
nervotis
ifMoslrallon.
You
necijl:ff
sealed. Ladle*.
- - - - - f«t
—„ OooW
ynor ditwirM
dad HI <ij Wi I'lioiiias' itriig store, fir .*5,.VH», with j ii pai'Monnge va ned al into loniej-aniriii Electric lll'itt'rs yn\\
ncrv|i'
• Hotel Arrival'.
Cotton Root Don pound and l a w no nbatltata,
from mcmlicni of the Young People's •I.UOOi lir a l din I of «tf,WHl.
HiifI
the
exact
remedy
for
restoring
will
t Atlht' Arh'tiyluH /»««.«.- -II. T. Meph- iH-lety. 'I'he date of eaeh lectuii' tvlfl
j,- :•
llrraaiimkliiir- '
youi nervous system t o lis nmnijiL
i«is, tr. f. I'eniiy. If. T. SherilT. II. I). a* ilttjjf aliuoun.i+sl,
Following is the Miss L. Siiipcriiiiis riiilielied hi
,Sitrpiising resuhs
h.y condrtloifi,
Kviin*. Detroit: Henry 1.. Mollct; Flat l»l: „ *
HOOT Or* OAK Wt„ 'H'VA^jTwirrK
j . . . .;;.. ' ' I f I • ninking rooms corner'I bird inn r i tress* heal
ff-llijtvs
ihe
i
i
s
e
o
f
I
his
great nerve limit
>
t'llestRoekj t 'laiide < '•M-lni«li r. Foil Wayne, t h e sfliMiy shu< of Soldier l.tfel
and
illeratlvit.
Your
appetlle
returns,
. ; ?
niil streets^ iiud will la* plunse I l o see
Mich.: F. H. f i n i t e . 'Uoletlo: J. Deltt'uey. 1
' . ' '
lieV,.l.,.M. Hartley
gois digestion Is restore I. and the llvet'
'
Uw%
4.,..-Treiiluli: J. '/.. Have*. Jaiiie* Irwin. ('. Ahrnhaili l.tl In....lti>v. Ilimanl IliiltUhl. II. 6 |M'r old ciisloiners.
and kidneys resume I call by action
Llllhl»/niil SIIHIIOMN Aero«i> ihe'Heu,
l l o e t x e r a. in I l U n g h l e r . H. K. l>evo and i. '
Ti'y
1
Indtle.
Price,MK-at
Calmlan
B
r
o
s
/
t WVvUohutlrai
--(HsW'fiir sale cheap If sold" n| ^ ' i n e e
^ i f e , J. V. Mark*. II. H e a i i m e , * ' . N. [lyalene.
,..,,.
Or.T: 4. i.tiimioh. J r A . MacKlminle. 1'ivntoii.
4
inifj mm>.
/ • ,:
""• «
mm*..,• . -•.;.;
Jlamliin W. H. .stllsou. K. Fenvfahl. | | . n Kniilna with Kavorliu I'iS'lc.
Mr*. IVtirr K. .\>llol
These three words foOii a i-orreet deacrliillmi of the new linie of
••nil
u
l
Mix
i
l
o
i
i t l m MlaiiitCure
I
R ( ( 1 ¼ ^ ^ Alexander fJivv. Detroit: >|. lie I'HWIOII t'la>"
I l»oreTriiroi»i
J-Vca)i o y s i e r s a t L. l i e o r g e & slui's.
Iti-vx J««, ?, Mokiv
:
2 LJflSC
Q wlili-h I have hist liroualit lo W) andolte. Itniifl let
l.e»M>n In Kmpha»li>.
•jf. I^rtiy. Si. Selnihl. Ti'deilo: ^*. II.
T-'-F*
^ deal||nlii-t deanra lamiWiale you Into Imyliajr from
MoiinicL Mich. sepi, a. mwi:
Ifev. WallaikltHih tlffe. 1». II
ahouv. N e w Vork:1>avid Fleming. F.
J*ee ! IIeur,y BiH'lirig's stock iff cork
, ,._
^THE 0ITY.
(
.. v.
S
J. W . E A T O N & CO.,
Builders and Contrsotors.
S
f*
ww
vv.
6:
j;.;
Btoa.
New ; ;
0I»ENED
Perkins" "- J il
*^
Avehues.
Hotel,
Lake Shire Michigan So. R. R.
w
:i!„
MlGHldANfeif^j^
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George & Son,
S
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EUREKA STEAM
f
Wu*^t^^g'
IsMSRSKKB*-*
.1 AND BES'
BIGGEST
¢--
S
•e sun illlaaraiii»iiiol l*aliiili| i>i.
•;:vi
rale >iock, but come to heaihiuartcm, where you wlVi-
K
I i|d the UriMlucIs of Ihe l>e«t iiiauufaetories.
H i w e . J . Burns. Detroit: FJIII Allen I • "
0 . J. Fiiy^l^-nr s | r : I hum stif.
Be>i tlw. tv. liarlovt . H O I W I s h i K - s . •
jl milko a leader of Flue Mae* fitr l.iulie* taut fiehf/iIfbilailelpliia: A. M. Yoiiii>r. Chh-itgo: Plie I 'ntaeonilw of Itoimi.... iu«t. Ik-lfr (S. Nichols
for Hfx-uioiiihs w i t l i s o i v throat.
f
For sale cheap—A g m a i base | b u r n e r f e w iit ftiiies an ajggravati •*! eoiigli.wldch
i kit. \ My line of lliese gmals is complete in all the differWin. II. Hul H <it, T o h i l o ; Ja*. Hi D i n s - Thel.ir«-of Ai^ilMlne.
llpv. Maiji'ii* A. llni«ii«oii i-oiil stove.!
Apply t o Dr. A. ittehaiil- and ibiiled lo a lick ling ai'ul sensitive eliit sizes and styles.
Drop in and hn-k at them.
Rrery
l W . SvraciiM'. N. V.: f'lias. N. Kvaus,
:
jwir warruiilc*! for fit ami foi-wear.
^
''
i^Hiti'
l
have
i|.«isl
one
Imttie
of
yoiir
ri H. DtlBrt**. D c l n . i t : I>. D«MIIIO. Meson,
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'
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|4*wa;
l i e llla<l a 4'loiler.
(realmeiit for Coni umption audi 1 T 1;J.S/*4'i?/.|A.-i-(ientllmieli tvho tfre lit» tllieir W t a
ijista:TPIMH I'ervy. huilingtoiiijlii'o..M. From the K|-MII.
'
|
, .Wantwl—tsirl for general h o u l e t v o r | rhi*oiit
New hty throat, «|T tiixdy i-urisl aifd ai^i
rfctyrt«-<. BtitTalo; H . t . Hanfiinl.rhicago:
ffsitit;'es|M'ci:illy those w h o s i ! c a l l i n g c o m j i e l s thfeui l o t l a i k
Hircil lait. ion f a r m i - K i m I g o lishin" tiertuan jneferi-ial, Mrs. (ins. ltyumle
Iiud from atiy coi^gh or IhiMi'at trouble.
l).*M.,S<prhijp-r. J . ( . Klliott. IXnioti.
ijuch. feel I he uetfl o f an vukg */»»«•. IXiesll his strike y o u 2
!,„
ii • I ,
this aft(>fiiiNitiv
"
rfully
re»'oji|imemtlotlit!i-s
t«4
give
friH»
I W Male.
f| s o , jyoit,shotiM *e.e m y liiie o f .Wt»f'a VdrkSnUd
gltoi*\
Farmer — Nif, but lie a goml IMIV and
Itra^rln^ I lie Line.
iiik
*'*--rs K;KS1S are lilerully w>*eri. Tlie aa**rtiiilnf iauiiuaualfy larjA
work lianl'iiJiiebbc next wtiek yon kirt f I*«»iiy, tart ami hm-ne«s. o r e x c h a n g e jiFein
'
1)«.
A.
M.
L(
INO,
D.
D
S
from th* XeuTiufc WVkly
r
1 rial
Jirlccii are "within reach." Juat you try thSn. -f^^ *
T
for w o r k i n g horse,
iiituiirc a| W. E it u
»
.
Kiir Jttle by and sampU' bottles free, at
*i
* .' •
• ~ .1 "*f''"- -"' - '
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, Y o n n g (July—D<» v o « think it ituinofl g o t o a funeral.
f^aeev's luiniMM- vard.^Vyivndott
•
Illretl
boy—fKin
1
go
to
your'u''
Join fitroog & Sou's, s o u t h RiK-kwiMsh
«Jrt for M i e s ' to ritlt' Heyples'r
4Stf
r
—
—
1 " • '•>> " '
i Kii-yriixt—Oh, tln< rtmng *•• ,tll right
II. &1jVriion arenott prepareil to do
Af 6e)r a m a n and a w o m a n have hf-enl
ettoiigh Imt-^ir—I- don't tlrlnk t h e t reseating ami recalling iif chab^a on
N o t h i n g like them foreouifoil|—tlmse narj-icfl live yeiu> 1Mb claim t o have
r
Pf«ght t o take header-.
eork soletl shm*s at H e m y RoehitigV.
•llolt noth>e.
coaxe<i into it.
II
Wyandotte,
&',fe
, |
1 n e t o* Dltealti
FnimTexMUirinpii.
D I N A H M U L O 0 K CRAfK.
r t A T ROCK,
the I'ounirv ar« pTery«?hnro IMWIiif u p
noticed i forbidding
tronpniwlnf o r
Klimttlnft] »p<m their iirttinlw*. If
thoN« ni|eH a r e enforewi w e uliaII noon
L O C A L iiitpn
xfrrr,*i
''•HW utir vfotnla and HehU a s full <|fitlili*
• Thti beftdtnir work* a r e n o w r u n n i n g kind of g a m e M they u»ed t o laf forty
f.illbUrft.
yean*ag«»"
,
I'
W i | . p i t t e r o ( T o l e d o , Kin o f H, H:
T h e FlBtH.iflk d e l e g a t i o n t o t l # dU: Potter o f Httrtin atreeu wan In t o w n
tt'iet W . U. T. V. wniveittloti l ^ k l ^ t
> l o m l b y a n d Tn**day.
P l y m o u t h , report o n e nf thti most etit,lm/ T h e fottinlaflon for a nqjv i n r i i for itlawtle m e e t i n g * e v e r held. IJIKMI rf|Hirt»
J o h n MetyenxM- in n o w beinjf laid c o r n e r of work d o n e w e r e read ami plan* forof i M r o i t a i i d Krie streets.
mulated .for m o r e effeetlve work jln the
T h e annual report of tl»! Flat
l , « w i s Beauluen a n d family o f ftock- tuttire.
•*<»ft vlstfed hi* brother, (it-orge Beau- iRoek union wah especially coiumliultHt'•
f<4 t h e aiiiount of g o o d work ahpohili'u-n of this plttee. o v e r S u n d a y .
'Gnu. Kirving e x p e c t s t o r e m o v e from p K s h e d . l ,-Aiu»»ng t h e most delightful
< 'ha>t. C n s i e ' s - f a r m t o G r o s s e lie t o ta|i« features [of t h e program were the: three
ailtlressei* h y KeV. A nun Shaw, I filled
c h a r g e of p dairy farm iu a few day*. \
with kiridlv*'h.iunor, s t i n g i n g sai|casni,
S o m e nf <>uf teachers will attend t h e tmaitswejrafrie l o g i c and stirring a p p e a k
W a y n e e'linity board of school examlfn- to t h e hetter natnre of hi-r l i e a r e r f H«r
• f'r«i* ' w e l l i n g , in Detroit- o u Friday, Oct. tnincipitf
leetuiX'
wa.s on. MUod'.s.
: %• Ituauwef of t h Lljr* of t h « A*ttu>tf
J
«jf -sljha fiallllBi."
wMwnllcing alonir Hegcntrtre-^
morning when there wan pointed
0tft to me tv yotfhg woman. There waa
ihtn^ about her manner, dross or
earance to attract one's^attention*
yet her life holds one of the pr<5t-
E ARE NOW SHOWING * FINE LINE )F
Jti#t after fh« toritilnhtlon olf the late
tinpleuHttMtitki, a Itwty with a nmikut on
her aitii walked thtoitgh one of the
waixls 'ttf a t-ertnlii sofiller's himnltal.
She stopped .iciddelhe bed;of due of the
iWiffej-eH a ti erinan, aiiil aslcw 1:
Were you a Union malt o^, Confeit
rater" I
"L*nioiti"he repllfetl
Wl^ef^upw *he p isReil to thb next eot
and repeatnl the t|itestion to iit*. oecu
4 < f t l i t t l e stories o n record.
l a n y y e a r s a g o there w e r e uhited i n
;
m S f r i a g o a 'ar-fumed authordai a n d paiiL.". .!,".' . . . .
m a n s h e loved.
T h e , i n u n t t u a j r/'C'k.mfBdeW te*'^/*a«t a n s w e r e d , arid
[then she! opetiettiieiv basket a n d h a n d e d
drtpple. b u t t h e c o u p l e l i v e d ail i d y l l i c
ithe niai^ soim( nice j resh-, niseu'it. / r h e
life n o t far from. London town: O n e jftettuaiii xyatihed the priiueediiig h o t in
< a y t h e literary w o n m n . h e a r d , quite* |the best h u m w
incidentally, t h a t a^ baby h a d b e e n
Afew days; affel' o n o t h e r la dy goiui
1 ound o n a s t o n e a t t h e cros? roads; through; s t o iped /At the ( i e r h i a n ' s ct^t
tjhat i t h a d b e e n t a k e n t o t h e t o w n land a*k»Hl wl ich sj« le he. w a s < n
"('pittedeji t e j " w a s fhf proiiipt repljj.
all,>And t h a t a l l ^,he Sgenlry about
VVoiiieii.t' ; f - V , •'_.
'.| ' ; ''• •',-\itp- were*s:ohig t o l o o k j i t it b e c a u s e ft w a s
'•Ppoi^maii "' said s h e t f -here's a track
Tlie law- lie;lvy 'fronts have e n t i r e l y
s u e h a*sweet little e h i l d . ' $ o , follow- ,for yiJu.ii'am passed o n . land t h e tin"Oiir villagettt••.(< visltetl a f e w d a y s ngi>
denuded 8h'' W e s t fields of i h e i r y e l f o y
i n g t h e e x a m p l e of h e r n e i g h b o r s , s h e frtfthiiale's i a t e Of uiind wa>t n o t i m M i n g e aijil »lm»v »•* thut w i n t e r is near l»y '» 'jfompahy! 'of hi«>te ilealei|t and went, too. L o o k i n g p p into t h e sweeU jpt-ovf I
j
o
c
k
e
y
frit(iers!
|e<Mnin'g'in
the
g'ljse
o
f
! A g a i n ; a third -.visitor, in pasjdng stop.,it hand. ^
i i y p s i e s an«l pitching their t&nbraiid s y m p a t h e t i i r f a c e of t h e famed nutho^-jess bed.tn- tliej(iermau' r :i side ajid asked t h e
'Hie nthither prophet Foster says a
eoverex) w a g o n s in C o o k e ' s g r o v e . h n the tjhe little lady s m i l e d a n d piit o u t l l t s [ old ijliestion if w-liiL-h-sidelle, Was tm
1--iM w:ivp left life Facirie e«>a>t a few tint.s-k'wt* of t h e village.
A half jlo'.eu \^ed hands.
T^ie w o m a n could n o t !• '•Djritjepeiuls on rat "you g o : . If y o u
d a v s nj{(>.
W e shudder when w e think
men an<l t w o or three wtupen eoftijiose ( . 1 , ^ ^ t}j{8_ g o s h e d e t e b m h e d t o t a k e 'igof pisjiit. I t i ' n k s l m i g h t bd l (Vnifed:
;
..r it. \[ .
il... gang.,
».,...•
'Vl
i.... ..f.
. . : . 1 i* . f
the
T h e y are
of .1a li.ktt,,i*
better ,,hi'uu-ii[f
cj^iss of : i
jehittu liiit if y o u got ten* tarn tracts, I
.lohn (I. !.'"•* "f Koekwootl h a s t h e g y p s i e s thati those w h o t H i i a H ^ c i i v e l t h e c h i l d for h^if v e r y own.'. O u i c k l y Sam a V a n k e e
c o n i m e n . t o I c i i M . l l i e new bartij w w through tlie;''eoimj-fv—very ileaJf a n d i t w a s w r a p p e d u p a n d t h e n It b e c a m e
»;s
The,Wrlnlc Habit,
' I«'i nff. pnKufi by J d h n XIcKen/ie oft Krie neatly ilresseil, civfl ami epiiet ii( their l^er b a h y . , D e v o t e d t o it, s h e w a s y e t
street t
',
behavior.
'Fhcij- .outfit cons'tstsj of a d e t e r m i n e d , ns i t g r e w o l d e r i t should Fniui ttK'Teiii|»r(Hi(-e']'fitt'lier- I *
Insteail of tlritik'Indne t h e rule htiw
Mrs j . 1.. W a l l a c e and Mrs. S a m u e l nunilHH- of pxetdlent horses and several p e v e r b i i i f e i t s h e a r t hitrt by jbeing told
Vjih tloiitifii of this Village atltended Hie very tine anil costly covered w'igou*. U>e story of its birth ;tnd adaption. unioilg mitivi A m e r i c a n s , it is t h e f\W C T j * l . o m e n t u m at) P l y m o u t h T h e m e n turn their attention t o lhi>'ing Jjo, a s sdon a s t h e l i t t l e iriir I >vas irptionV It '* r a r d y seen o n o u r tliiil-i-t, week]
j and s e l l i n g , anil trailing Jheir {lorsc^ ble t o understand Sttj it - w a s l o v i n g l y ' itig- tables. .vClihreh nieinbers seldqin
It is.never
with the farmers about tlie neighbor^. jrhisperedL t o h e r t h a t s h e / h a d b e e n maketthabit of d r i n k i n g .
to reac-!t any of the m-igh:lll
I f yoti V ¥ant
i i e a n l o f at viditiatioVi'*, ami not. often
IIOIMI anil drive uisliiy gotjid bargaini.
untt o n t tie largo s t o n e w h i c h s t o o d
p a t r o n i z e rleaiibien'*
I
it-iritiff Il i f i W.11--.
it fjnlieralK.
Thtiiisadds o f t'diiltlteii
T h e w o m e n a s u-ual are f«iiliiiie-|elfeji.4
I h e r y l a m . f i e k e e p s fir-t elas* rigs
t h e e e n 6r of t h e hall a n d wht sh a l - liave'groyto u p wit tolil e v e r t a k i n g a ii
mid receive maiiy a tlollar froih that
and rentier*- prompt service.
y s w a s d e c o r a t e d w i t h f l o w e n . a,na {lass a s it-beverag"'Total a b s t i n e h c e
class of iiidividuals who visit theitf t e n t s
a t (Jod hitjfl n u t h e r t h e r e Slii t fier ias beciluiie t e s p e e able ''ami drunken*'
The. VV < . T I' are jxepQrinjj a re- ami love tti hi; humbugged.
TlifyViM'ty/
e«-|)ii«>ii at ilie residence of Mr.and Mrs. are tloing s o well a m o n g thm, liutivtis
lother m|i;hl Und her. A s .HO mi, a s tess-i dlsgiat c.
A
. ml ytH sensible pet)*
1
./nhti W. Vincent for those w h o take here that'I hey are prolonging t,|tetr stay'
t>la\ e n o u g h , it)'beraraj i h e r file s-'i-itius^V e l l p.- that our refonrtaI m l in lite ' T e m p l e of F a m e . "
in o u r midst for perhaps a 'week o r djaily dutj| to c u t t h e flowei-s Itiid »r- tiry iiieth'^ls i»iiis| b e g i i c u u p liecjuise
iv'e'have inntl^iiiif pt'tigress. '\
^ ^
Vidnev Peters, o n e of the former *tu- morp.
iige th^mto/mi^ke 'lijiiintWi^'this
dent* ofj'tMir ptlhlif school, c o m m e n c e d
ii|ore d r i n k i n g -per
'They>a ( V tl{i4-e
e a t rock t-hiit hud been d u g 'iipdrom
KOt'KWIKMI.
S
4
the present term o n Monday.
He e \ - - ^
•apilii lioSv tliatt \ lien, wit "in-gnu tlii*
t
h
e
c
r
o
s
s
roadt.
a
n
d
.
b
r
o
u
g
h
t
ther^."
T
a
pv.-ts t o g r a d u a t e in the class of IWi. '
('. V'alranee has soli I his line ttjtim to
eiitperttiice w o r l IVill they please tell
her It refprenei:UM t h e place "wi^et'etbo
\ f
s ii tldit intfiiH HI re'whi*kv-or miiire
('harli'4 H a w e r , tl former resident of p a n i c s in I>eiroit.
Mr». \V. .I. Dwyer Is visiting hej- par- liahd* of t h e ; angelH- bad r<5Htt;d w h c i v } L , , . , - ' But 4iip|Mst il iiieMUsiijiore aleoPort Creek. wh«i r e m o v e d |4V C i n c i n n a t i
" l e y l u l d b e r dow i. < ;u-r:ousty e n o u g l ^ i
e.i|i(l' tidl ii«, how piueh
I. will th
: j
itlioiit a-yenr ago; w a s intdw.n lust week cuts nl S t o n y Creek.
!«'"
t(t|
t a' k"i n g ui, tli^'
jltls e h l l d b e c a m o very proud of t h e 1 ive wiittUj
s c t t t U l g i l i p HOnte of h i s o l d lill-.lue-.-v
'v pre-r
I
Commhuloii service at the ,(Viiigreiiiotts rn,|| d',|rj^ie i f iilcrt'iiscil innulgra|
a
y
l|i
which
s
h
e
litid.reached
t
h
e
i
l
o
n
r
Mr*. S. 1,. W a l l a c e and Mrs. J . A. Hi gatlomilehitrcli next Sunday afternoon,
Oil I ' f t ) n?|it rs. If Ijt. hh'ti n o | bt't'u for
mtber, whoenrcjd for h e r a? tovln.-ly
W u l v e t i r e l i i r n e d T u e s t l a y e v e i l i n g iron)
Frank |Swarty., n o w of Detroit but
eni-t'iei'itijce vto'rk iifiditfticliiiiijc.
. the C o n g r e g a t i o n a l church association, formerly of till* place, g a v e iisla call ^nd us tenitlei;ly IIB If d i e wits of h e r
1
' -•-• r. ' | r - • •
Jwn liesh 'and blotKi.
Her. b rtlfdny
y
which tva-t Field lu Detroit this year.
last wcett.
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T h e VYrsicrii l u oilt- t e ! c . \\>U I'IIHInuj
t
h
e
day
o
n
whlehi
s
h
o
wits
found,
S. S. Putter, the undertaker, has purlaity Intend; in fraiiie handsi mely
....
Mrs. SI. W. Van Kipef has | v | i i n t e t l
t. tjhe
chased a n e w horse ami n o w d r i v e s u h o m e afler tt very plea*aul wls|| w l l h | n d w h e n t h e tenth o n e came; arouniR
telcgritpl HieHHiige t'M'f st nt, which
| n d a e h 11(1'» pnrty w a i ^Iven her, s h e ivnsiti Mltyr 1H44, ti^d exhibit It In the
v* Idle frytM' ami?It hliiek home, nicely her rtdalIves In Detroit.
I X
ia*t heard i n k i n g o n e little girl, " H o w
uiiilchi-drijefiire IfW hearse vvliilditlciall e c t r l m l d»'p irtiiH-JHTiit. the ejcposltlon
Dr. P. It, Hiniey of rhls piittje and
ititc funerals.
|ld are youP" T h e o t h e r o n e answereil.
his nic>Hgi» wasji ijeeidvetl ' /
MIHH May Itnrnaby'of HaHlitvllliJ w e m
Dr. J o h n 1,. N e a r of this place ship- marrletl-WediMfedu.?. t ) c l . i{H. i ' ^ V all
l'wiia born n i n e yeiim Hgq." ' 0 ! ' d o i v c til thci; ipliol|at WiiHhingliin from
|Hil o n Tucstluy t w o barrel* of sundries unite in ^ N h l n ^ them niurh-Joy,;';
W e i r d t h e baby, " y o u « e i « iwirn ui assistant tl: Atitiiiipolis,
••» hlsu'souj in Oregon, inafked --Loomi*
Sk« o t h e r -children, b u t I ' a m better
A
niiiiiber,
of>
the
old
lmlMli't.gtnfi
A gotiil ttulu l » | t i h e w h o lives right
Near. Huntington. Oregon, pur t'nloii
Front stitin't are lieing moved aw^y and Jinn that: 1 win* found just whord fiod vhetFier be biflleveA in ndlgloii o r n o i ,
I'aclnY railroad,"
ii' '-JLiL
1'1" •'"'
I lie A l>. I.V W. held a m e e t i n g at lorn dmvii; \w\\ o n e s t o IH< nut ittp lit5 | a d placed m e . " T h e childish pride
their
plaees.
Oh.
Kockwood
isgrywlng
i
a
s
a*
tmiuslng
a
s
It
wan
pathetic.
t a r l e t o i i (>ti MomliirV e v e n i n g , at which
\ ..)
j
h e y e u r i h a v e gtme r by, t h e eyew of
'lie m e m b e r s of ifie order from Flat — HJIIW IUM Hure.
T h e r e ! will be a iti'rary eittertalur^ ltj>ie good m o t b o r ared o s e d foreyefi t o
Uock \\i-i-e invitt.sl mid a la rue ninnlicr
:
men! g i v e n by t h e y o i i n g peofde of llitf b e s i g h t s of t h e w o r l i ^ but,the c h i l d
a l t e n d e d . m o - t l y ifoliiK with tennis.
> hi loll IiNljfe. I. <>. (). J*, -of South *'ongregational church Tnesilav'.eveu- [he cared for l i v e s i n t h e gr«*ati town
Itockfcoo*! ifa\e a liampiet at Strotiu'- ing. N'tirj |(i. for the iTeuelit of \ty Sun-'' if London, a n d r e m e m b e r s . T h e child
'vill the other r-n-niiitf in h o n o r of the day HchoJd library. T l i e program will fan t h e y o i | n g w o m a n I s a w oh R e g e n t
\V\;in<Uitte lod)pv
A jfew nifiiiliers of coiisi.t i)f i|uartettes. d u e l s j ' soffis, intreet t ^ i s morning. T h e / i i t h o r e s r ?
the Huron Valley |mli{e f \vere in a l l e n t l - strumcut;il music, i catlings and dechuii- jhe w a s Dinah Mutue k Criiik, nut' o r
ations.
A
d
m
i
s
s
i
o
n
ten
cents,
which
a
l
s
o
.liice.
>
'John llaliliix, Ceiitletmin." LonSince s|ime e*»:il has taken the place e n t i t l e s the per-.ou, t o s u p p e r j o l^i- Jieltl.
• '*• \ ! •
of charroal so Inrjpdy for all inantifac- at t h e chtircli.' Do not ftp'get thejuight. Jon Letter.
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«!-4liinoi*ois».
Repliants- SALrlington Plaias, Etc.,
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,IN NEW OESIQNS AND POPULAR SHADES.
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Also ress Tfhii miHgs and F#W'y (lood
'• 4'*..
orhi
«TOClC O F
Pop Me|n. jBoy^ a^d{ Childreny including a fine line
.o/| (MEitCOASTS, is full and complete
•--.jfj '-----WK.AKK's^LLlSTi Tli-r. (KI.KliKATKl)
. .l^'MT^^if
j And keep a good assortment of ipze'sj,
Special inducements oifered in all Stajple' Goqds
;'';|iJ : -•••• •. i ''iP.
f
i"
Geits'fulnishing Goods
';/
HATS AND pAPS,
'^My^-^il'
t
MOOTS AMD SHOES AND
An examination of goods and prices
solidtedV
go:as
BpG^iES,
tnriiijr a m i hesilinn ptii'poM's, a n d less
! A' IteullHtlr grille.'
| .
THE COFFEE DRUNKARD.
rhareoal Imnietl. w e call n o w purchase
Writes! Maurice Tb'Vliipsou |ii the
ITOIHI c«rd WIMMI at as low rates aiuwe course o? a chairniing .s'ketchiif thtkhitest
ice i;ii,per t h r Inlluirt<re-»f tjhe K«rr.->.
II id 'i't Veal's a)ro.
.'; .- : - t . . : . / •'-••- '.- .issue of America:
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' • U n l u l w i» A iniKt lmpo«»ibli-.
On-iweekly m i l m o n t h l y insl a l i m e n t s .
Kev. \ ^ . J . ( l a i k of Xt>w Boston, a
What 1 | i a \ r o n t h e nib of niy pen.
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I
fm titer pastor of the M. K. cliinvh here, m a k i n g tjlie vdry ink itch t o lie ;ma«le inI n ' t h e jrouive of i d s s t u d i e s Dr. Menand ilatlffbier nill.etl o n t h e old friemls to wordsj is tlie rt'colleethni of th^ Sainl
el foUii4 very few i n s t a n c e s in w h i c h ,
it this phwc S a t t i p l a y o n hw w a y h<i)>ie [ Mountain critic.
H e ^its a geuuine
ie tjftnl'i'-roed eoffee d r u n k a r d [was
front aiteiitling tin funeral of ('hark 1
m o u n t a i n e e r , alieit h e liajtl, at ati early
ver c u «.l. s a y s - t h e Ltmdon Standard,
Irf-adleV at Belden.
j period iuj his life, lieen the editujr «if a
b e s y m p t o m s (-onstantly gi o w wOrse,
T1M» s«>epetary of tin F a n n e r s Mutual |Milall e o i | n t r v paper, aSid in all bis ,fean^d
a r e only Ut b e i-elieved.--Oy l a r g e
Insurance c o m p a n y •f M o n r o e ami I lures. h\sj ImHd. his bearing, h e showcil
uautitiiea o f t h e b e v e r a g e t h e a b u s e of
W a y n e coOUties. aeeontiiig- t o t h e reso- that he Was a native of Sand M o d n t a i i i i
h i c h b a s caused them.
In this way
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h
e
vieti'ms
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froni
biid
t
o
worse, for,
Six
feet
tall
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v
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Sims.-aiii)
a:
i meeting, w i l l hold h i s office at Flat
IUII « a.s .^»|JI»-V t^-iiii'*,-«nii u>
bony as a hd"e k' o r v shatl iln Augi|st; h e t h o u g h well a w a r e of t i e mischief
Kock for the c o m i n g year.
luul a fatre like
like Lincoln's, sad. %vi*je. hn- i? telng- w r t m g h t t h e y suffer s o s e v e r e l y
Sinion l l a w l e v w i s h e s o n c e 'more t o
liioroiis. inscrutable, a m i h e wttre tl|ie h a t the); a r e afraid t o a b a n d o n t h e
inform t h e public that he is still in t h e
' iaV»it leasl d e a t h should end, t h e a g o n y
fohhUiijr i m s l u e s s in W'm. S p e i e h e r ' s thin chin U-aitl of! Brother Joitjitliaii.
l
He dwelt; seven miles, as t h e eroii - flies,
h e y expc'rietico.
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haniesvs; sfeop, w h e r e lie will lie glad t o
from t h e i r o n . p a t h w a y of "KlleiiSKnii." j , After b e g i i i u i n g w i t h tlii! a g r e e a b l e
meet h i s old friends and c u s t o m e r s ami
in a d o u b l e l o g cabin t h r o u g h w h i c h t h e
d o them a g o o d j o l m f work.
nfusion of t h e roastedji errie-: t h e y a r e
w h o l e s o m e m o u n t a i n a i r blew |it will
I riven, in t h e i r Boait^h, for sOniething
A IHIIIIIHT i d our h u n t e r l">y* ait' p n ; - w h e t h e r H i e d o o r s w e r e o p e n o r nfif, ami
liore powerful, t o sw'allow t h e tihctp a r i n g t o .start m»>ii a hitnjtiug e x p e d i - his c h i e f articles of diet (terejj frietl
tion t i l t o / t h e northern eoillities. t o IH.> bacon ami eow-|iea.se.
But S p i v y S i m s ire, which, t h o u g h i< jO|Jerat»-s . f o r a
there hyMhe t i m e t h e - g a m e l a w s ' a l l o w was a frith- a n d . like ^fr. Iiotfells. a
line i n t h e direction' desired, . soon
Ihe shoiitifig tif tfitine. Dtu,i I^dnlell.. realist.
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|osses its eltiency and has t o be swat-s
xtm FRA^IIB.
Mark y<|"o»deti. M. Twres a m i Henry
T h e wt^v by which I caliie to kijow he o w e d in g r e a t e r mid g r e a t e r t|uanti»
l^iutviiiilatfer are aiinnig t h e -party w h o was a ' c r i t i c and a realist wtissh^rt anil ies, t h e ovil inlluence of t h e e<i(Tee
Large s t o c j mid g<iiMf' assortment of
leav«at[/o^cc for t h e mirth.
straight. ' H e c a m e u p behind n|c a a
ing. of cbiu-se, heightened, liyi'theal- ill kinds <>f Ii inlier.' ' AJso Fenciiiglaiitl'
Arrmigtfiiieuis' are Indng matle t o g i v e moment when I bail oji a four-pot ml
o h o l used t o el'^raet jits essential i n «-tlar Posts, It will p a y ytim t o call
••The' Tl«n^ple of. Fame'q d u r i n g T h i | i i k s - bass with a full hundred feet of liile tint:
redients.. ' W h e n brtindy: i s ' takep. mil v xatidnt liy stock before purclias•riv injf Week.
Tlii?i \t>iiy
. line entertain .v'l'<' tlesjierale lisli w a s living out StjJ l)e
nly temporary relief jjollqluw, l l i o u g h
n g e MfWher*
llielltT.,..
„i v.e n. . "m liiaiiv.
. _ larnc
. . . . „ it water about three cllbits/ev^rv tlie^ sletliceit g
ot infretpienily intoxitralitui pio.lui'ed
low i»sf a u t | eif ie*. but rajidv m s o small l o u d in spite of all thai I coiifd do. j iiind
y t h e latter Is e a g e r l y w e l c o m e d
iv puM-e sot Flat Rock.j
The interest w a s giatlunlly w o r k i n g its way; toward
rdcr t o d j i i d e n the^'tif<jfu1s'h eaiisett
>hown by t h e 40 ladies w h o are t o l a k e ! the bushy top'of a tree iliiif h a i t f a l l e n
h e Inordniato
Indulgence in t|fe.
part in ii jiromi«es.gi>od *u'ccess.
' into the sireani. Kvery dWitfler .will iihs..rn^ Hi heur of the sutltleii d e a t h o f / l e t ^ m n i l what a point "M life tl|is w a s driller.'
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o u r old friend < harles U w l l e v . w h o has b>r a dry. matler-of-fael. tinroiuaiitie
T
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last
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of
litis
pi^.illar
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s
U-cn t h e oiM-rator ami «lati»ri" agent at ! v i * ' * !<• hit m y ear with: ,
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iftse s h o w s itself in thj)sallow face,mid
Iteltleiii.u the Fliirt * J-'ere Manprntlf i "Pull, feller, pull:- mill Tin right In: [hilly hand*-' and feet; of t h e vietlmH,
railroadfy'rtnatjv VC:HN
T h n hoilv Yank im right oiii: : l,et g o cr th.'t air
m p l e d with a n exp^eusion of dread
« a n placetl In" ilie xauli of 0 3 k>M«>d '. »witch an' grab y e r Hue:; Ain't y e got
til a g o n y w h l c j rtettu^ov-i'^.lhe youii-'
ii-mctei'v o n >ai!iixlav.
Mr. Leatllev '"'y -iritlln e r coniinoii st!-nse inlH; y e r
e
n a m e -mforni of in^ltttKHioIln, alter- •enernl liisu atieejalltl <laii|i Atjteney
hatl i i i a p \ " « a r i u frl.'iii'ls in this neigh- ; lb lb' frU/ly heatl • Pull Tm to .vwjiui" git
irtetl by hy-teria,- o n l y Ui'po tetnpora-^
iNirtWd." :
i i n i by tint gills;"
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r
•plications for
(Jt.coufse,
Henry .>|yer» of llrownsiowri has just.,
<It.course, iioi dit'auiinir that itrtiy hu- •Hy raliwve'd l i y j i e p e a t e d ] jfpplleiition
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i n . i n lbeing
» - l k * i # tw a s within a league of inc.
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tbe«'(itTee-p<it:
nit
t
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n
s
i
b
n
g
tineuirx'f
given « f the weight of another line t w o - ! 'mm neiiin «1
ma
a d e me turn tuv lieml. atiilj Oruttfil by ^eepflrg the crtislVed b i ^ r b *
vear-olti colt nilsiMl hv him of I V n - h - ; ' b i d voice m
happen but a titK'foiiti
n spirits of'.wipe..
iMeiihtlumtheidiH- ItiickJ'ay. Ihniuly ml llieret
i-roii brKil from the F.tlwaiils & A d a m s what els,- cmill
o
horxe. j T ^ e c o l t Is i.f u sieidgi-.iveoUir. 'h-ap by. the ba-ls a m ) a I reak laway^ in sod state of liiu body I* d e m o n s ! iJ« ted
slolnj projh(»tly ail Iclnlcd |i
lill hint lshlirU ami well proportioned. ' Y o u a l w a y s lose t h e lipesl I di. ( i j h i d e
tei'hlit
>y t h e acute iiillanimiilion, Avhit
Prt^eut WeigJit. I..WU poiintN
Mr. ^ ' m a r k s then ami iheiV t o Mplvy ^irjis - »- • ^ u
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M ver» U 8(1 *,«,„ t-» k n o w n i e o n e o f : rcmuj-k* not eoii,pt|im-ui.ury t o him - f .
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W'ayne irtdmlv's Hr«t class -tock raisers, ami l i e e h u e k l e d c o m p l a c e n t l y ,
j : ! irnlsA', a cut, a prick jt-pr a sting, w llich
l'xjwt^
.('wf
full
if
rt a h e a l t h y person wiitild>hu..-sr«i-iw|y
piiit 1
v Cm ) i'i'(lj/
tfwcitti
M..» 4 Maca.it h....«c in t o w n at pi-,--- . H*" . i , h«. u h r l . l , J " , ".« '"V ''"'i'" '''^'".Vll
id
Iced.
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t
h
e
startfhi,"
ptdnt,
foi-.ih-j
lived ill. t|"<* »i/e o f i n y fSlnilyl
cut, am) lB»niirh ihe'olil aitatfe «ay«. N o that I | lived
amniation of tin erysipolntious eliarH I . \..\Hs At.VV.\l>
I.Kt A
• •lie hods,-.U\g e n o u g h for-t Wo families, M here I got n i y ' d i e s jUiid o t h e r tackle,
eter, s o that i t ' s e l d o m ,hiippen*ftiiat
»till thi-y are iloiilding u p iu several the cost of tltt-nt. and tinallv he inu forth
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p l a c e s jh
village.
a rr ee ii "«"<•
ftm-slma:
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in this vilhiire.
S o maiiv a
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t'ofree-drunkatxis ai-e inore c o m m o n
ih. g e t r o o m s ami
and a"
„' lleniW hat
pound I p t h e t
anxious!' ih,
hal is bass
bans w ,o, th
, i , a pouml
v s i . ,. ' "W
m o n g people of a nervous teihpera.le.iee
e n e e III
5,, this
t h i s ^school
e h o i . l disttiel
.list ,-iel a m i boafil
l«.artl • •»»•»»••-••••
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l.i c e,,,n«t s . I lielleVc, J a|'s'w.ertheir ehiliiren
vvhiU- a i t e m l*
i n g schotil- !• "A'-'M*'
lent t h a n u» t h e ranks Af t h e stolid,
here, a n d 11U're by s a v e the tuition-Jhev
ihiegmatic folks, not ea-jlly m o v e d . b y
•How fur is it t o y p r lowii?'"
fornu-rljir paitl.
ny stimultiH. o r whtij l i k e ' m a n y (ier"S-iiiie 7(HI miles.A t a s h l o u a b l e y o u n g c h a p o f thin I
ahs^ prefer e a t i n g t o drinkingbass il ver
•Kin y e buy plenty
nei)-lilxirlHM«|. being desirous of t a k i n g ; |„ VV "H
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a |«t*-p ini«i futurity, e i i l w r for lielter o r j .^ j h y , w . „\t,ntv
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TNE GREAT | OUSEI LOREMElYfOt
w.*r»e, ji«J,v,| the , , i | W v e a i u p o n S u n - ; . - . ^ , , - , ¾ ' W e.m"ieall the w a v d o | i n ver
B o r e n i — S t i l l l i v i n g in Jiersey. e h ?
' ^ ^ . ^ - - - - ' « ^ - » » " « t * e n i r M r wa* t „ tisl.ft-rImssr"
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! Ifnatlef-r--Ye«: I h a r e n o t h o u g h t o f
e n t e w l ^ . r t o will, t h e oW w o m a n for-1 . . v , . s , m . a s | | i l l „ l l t „,, H l l ^ | M , n > >pmin>r liack t o t h e eity.
l u n e . t i - a e r " I - " the payment of «1.011• i « . | . , W | m , , , „ j t , . , , ^ u , i , , . „ m , . ,,.,-•?
'%$&ffhivm,team;
Hoi-em^-But it mutu b e v«ry i o c o n adtjaiH-4, t o g i v e b i m t h e s b i M k i i t g l M - ;
| |„W him a s nearlv a s I e,',uldJ
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Soret, Cr )up, BjrvncliHr*, &c,
f..ra.atit»n t lhat la- wtmhl lie m a r r i e t l :
. . A , , - h S « v m a n v | H ' , I I I I S O ' b a s s i h , v e enient. Jorty m i n u t e s hy train a n d nffi»o» lli*e>ffduring h i s fuliire vear*. Ilie i •-,,„. V H -|i |.,.t,.|,«•"•
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ii b y boat pvery day. and y o u ' v e ^6t
PRKE BO CENTS.
• onft-r * M »'ih««* --nd t u r n i n g . . , , l.i*.;
..,,,„„.;, k | | t i w : , , , , , , , ^ , . , , , . , ^ , ^ - ^ , . , , - .
c a t c h hd*li risrht *n| t h e minute.
Send three t-vo-oent Stamps lor free *amn,
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h
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• H u m p h V 1),.1.-1 k — d o i n l i ^ r « H u s t l e r — T h a t ' s w h a t J like about l>le b o i and bo< k.
left the jj-rt-miids for h o m e a n d lut-t ictrt 'don't ki-Ar "
f
|ti . \ ' o n s e e w h e n ' |>eo|de luitti n h e «
sirnv tiee,|;s,s,.,i.
; , -1)1,.,,-,: I c a m e h e r e for the sport of
e and: tfet t o talking, all I h a v e t o t o
Nmncrijps H<K-k« of ipmil an* s e e n ' t h e thlngi—for t h e fun there is lju tishw t o jerk o u t m y watch, m u t e r , worn j aml heartljiii e v e n * direction asy<>u - m s s i n g . " 1 - - . . - j ,
h l n g almut t r a i n timh* a n d 1 ifet IIWI y
a h u i g t h e ^••••••-•'••'•* «»y«-rthe HehlH. ami ; - W e l l . 1 if v e r ain't tlie loflieil a m i
rithoul -fiving ollenee.
See?
H i h - e m - H a . ha! That's good. T h i t
« t n i n d s m e of a little tYiing tSapheid FOR MEDIC NAL, TOILET, BATH
''«» t e l l i n g last—AND NUF8ERY PURPOSEa
j iBiitHUeiv-Bj' t h e way. i f * t r a i n Unite
notirvjtl tuiarimers a m i hind oW hers o v e r ! (jtisl.
owv T a - t ^ - . S e w York iWeekly.
n
;arri0ses and Carts
rli-BS,
s and Blinds
B.ltall,Jri
Froelaid (iarr
EV^tnr
JPiiiblio.
W A R TH
a. one Of the largest and mos^ complete
tocks of ^ard#arej, Tinware and
Stoves in the County. \
•lWk^:lt|»yi{rtnml-Oik'-iKto%Ys,-liw>VijM)sij^vol\7!M> eoi|ii>t'titit)n svi^i
their air &nd watertight bsu^e*
A lUmrfnHof ;J«-\vett's €o«»kiii}? !ti>^ Jlt-ating'Stove4 i K v e r y o n e
•luantnteflil and priet-w to match: V
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TheGramVOil Heater is "a frraud suiccess
everywhere,
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futjiiire alunit \i. v.•,•'••"
Corn Hltetlers. Ktrinv Ctitt MT. POJIU'H I'lunk, .Scrajiers ai d
th(- best liuitnilacture,
llii^jjiM, Farm and Road Wagon's, llest in the intii-^et.
ncaltu
Flows of
(jlatHti.TUttv. Paints, Oil iml A'ariit-jlies of all kinds
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elHewbere.
I ' o i i i t S a n d e x a n i i n e l a i t h JJIMMIM a n t l j i r i e e s lK'('ort« b u y
t o b e pletiMi-tl a i n l «i«t t h e w o r t h o f ' y o u r m o i u - y ,
'YottfH Ww|«irctiitih'L
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ABSOLUTELY PlflRE,
IAE-6ED C0 Chicago, HI
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Croswell Cstholle ehurch:
was satiated by Frs. Gulch, of Pofi
of Detroit; McManns,!
and Bosk of Croswell. • f •.
tegon Jury swarded Freddie!
:
81,800 damages! against the Musk
railway company.
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over wr a motor and suffered the less of,
leg. Thdcase will be appealed. {
Thej following are Michigan's newest
postmisters: G. A. Mathews! Alba, An
trim tounty;|C K. Spoffard,; Manit
Beach] Lenawee county; P. C [Chap
villa, Roscommon county.;
•les A. Benson, convicted of the mm
Mrs, Mettmau, whose imntilal
fornd In a sack in the river at thi
government reservation near Les yenworthy
Ks.. will be executed November ffej ; ,.1 \
The; contracts have been let for thi
buildidg of the. new, theological.; semlnarj
of the Holland Christian reformed societj
at Grejnd Rapids. It will cost about 810,
000, e: [elusive of grounds and furnishing
The Buss machine company!takes *'
Grand' Rapids,families to Bentoh "Haifbo
along with its branch machine plant
Holland man: wants to move his} opx
stave <faciory to Berrien's booming ci
On Sunday a lad named "Reday" S;._
cer, aged 10, living in the Wilcox addittoi
of Jackson, boarded an Air Line? train
in some manner, fell, the wheels passini
over his right leg and cutting It ^ff Just
low thaknee. .
William Flanalgan, a ditcher) employ
on a tract of reclaimed swam^ land '
Decatur, killed 83 rattlers i t onje day -cently, and his daily average, right alon
will r«n about a dozen.
Decatur is
strfutly local option town.
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TBEWOLVERINIS.
it
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o f SMaelpal Bveato
• 4 a Weak T a r o a c a o a t the T w a
! 8seaai
stual
S n l j l Bapide Man of Flaaaet
Preaaiaeae* Charged o f Havlauc
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TateWs W o i
he hy Vefaa; B o r a s
B5M w u B e n e i r l a the
T
« t a a l Bavtda* Latest Bcawttoa..
A telegram from Springfield, HL, created
a sensation at Grind Rapids on Thursday.
It concerned J. P. Andrews. well-known
In ftnanqlal, political and social circles of
toe y alley City. The telegram says that
while in Europe last June Andrews mat
Mis* Mary Gregarr, of Jacksonville, I1L,
who 'was! abroad sight-seeing. They were
soon | married in Paris and then returned
to this country and made a tour of the
fashionable watering places. Then Andrews returned to Grand Rapids and, the
bride went to her, home.
The. marriage
leaked out there soon after and Andrews
is supposed to have Joined his bride.
His; Wherabouts are not known to
bis [friends In Grand Rapids.
Andrew*, ! some years ago, married Miss
AnasUsta McGordon. a Muskegon heiress,
the daughter of a pioneer and: very wealthy
lumberman, deceased.
They lived In
Eorepeifdr a long time, and then, returning to this country, took up* their residence here. A few months Utter Andrews
was arrested on an old warrant for. making t murderous assault upon a man in
Washington, and the arrest developed the
fact that Andrews was not his real name.
He spent several weeks in the Washington
prison before be obtained his liberty on a
legal technicality. For the past year be has
bees engaged in placing Michigan mining
end marble quarry properties on the-European markets and has, been highly successful (n bis endeavors, L| He has made frequent trips across the water and was
abroad] at the time. It Is stated ID too story
fro* Springfield, he was married to Miss
Qregory. His wife, formerly Miss McGordon, was sent to a private retreat in Detroit last tummor for mental. treatment,
sod is there now. The coupto have two or
tares young ohlldron.
Andrews' return
will b« looked for with Interest, as a statement by him msy shed additional light on
Ue story.
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A collision occurred Saturday on ^he
logging railroad of the A. W. Wright lumber company, near Meredith, | in Clare
county. One engine was wrecked and tfrj>
men were seriously injured, but J»o partus'
lars have yet been received. '
Leonard B. Wells. Sr„ an old plotfedi
died on the 80th, at bis late residence »1|
Poatlaa, aged 00 years. Mr. Wells wi
well known and highly respoctod la Oal
land county, and for many years carrl
on the drag business In Pontloo.; »
A. C. Merchant, df LInwood, says< S
man dome In front the -Polish jwttlomehtJ,
eight biles away, on Sitarday and repbrtojl
that« 8-year'Old boy wbp was out gathi *
log nots was killed pnd baton by a be{l|
A party of searchers fou •d tbo |bonos an
clothing.
In the regular mllltar; fdrjll at tho
cultural college, a num
of cSdeU
dragging a piece of artillery P{across
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parade ground, when fi shmsn Bradsba|
Swales fell and one of tl¢01 wheels of th
gun passed over, his :thwulderi palnfU
bruising him.
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Some Barry county pioneers] are
ping Into their second childhood, as m
ally as buttons drop ^htoj the dontrlbu r
box. Recently a marriage lloeuse #i
made! out for a prospective groom 80 yea1
of age, while the second chlldhobd girl
Is to Share his joys and arrows is only
The quadrennial session of t^e nat
conferenee of. the Wesleyoii Methi
eonnection, in session at Grand Rapid
opposed to all secret societies and Ji
Livingston, of Detroit; brought cl
against Rev. O. P. RelUy, of Moriori, I;
for being a member Of the grand
The president refused to hear any explani
tlon from Reilly after be admitted
membership.
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Michigan BapUsts wiU hold [ their;
state convention in. Benton Harbor, j .
fore adjourning at Saginaw they adopl
the following resolution: •That we at.
upon all friends of temperancei the abol
tlon of the saloon, which' is an| enemy ^
civilization and a menace to ojur hoi '
A committee was named to urge the oli
Ing of Michigan's exhibition at the Worl
fsir on Sanday.
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Tony Kunky, a German farmer, w
driving across the Mohlgan Central
road tracks at West Bay City on Tuei
was struck by the incoming Chicago} ,t
press, which was running 90 miles an uoi
Kunky was thrown against; k telegra]
pole, flia face was cut in a horrible n}i
ner and bis back was injuredi He
die. The horses escaped uninjured. ,
is the third accident of the kind that
occurred at this crossing.
j
A • f a r e tqidler and O«o4 Cltlasa.
Dy. Itstsh Whitsfleid, a leading homO
opatnlo physician, of Grand Rapids, died
suddenly Sunday afternoon of heart disease. He was bora tn Canada M years
ago, sad came to Michigan first in I860.
He served throughout the war with the
Kotirtb. Iowa volunteers, participating In
the i Pea Ridge, Sugar Creek, Lookout
Mountain, and about 80 other battles.
After the war he studied at Ann Arbor
and the homeopathic; medical college in
Cleveland, graduating In 1870. He leaves
a Wife and four grown children.
' Insane *y Morphia CM '
Mrs. John Huston, of East Tawae. was
aOing last Friday and took some morphine
to allay her suffering. Shortly after she
was missed by the family and an extensive
search was made for her, bat not a trace
eonid |js found.
The search was continued! and on Monday morning her body
was fqnnd la Tawas bay, below Haletown.
It U supposed that the morphine unbalaacednser mind.
aHOMJQAN STATa ITEM*.
A milling company at Beaton Harbor
baa contracted to ship 1,000 barrels of
flour to Scotland.
David Evans, coal miner in the shaft at
Coenaaa, was caught by a descending cage
and seriously Injured.
The! Calumet & Hecla mining company
will eablUt a siO.OOa-model of a stamp
miUati the woritfs fair.
Mkaael J. Cuncannon, Grand Rapids
mailcsrrler. Is under arrest charged with
using cancelled postal stamps.
A Chicago syndicate will erect 28 cottages upon a »11,000 site it has purchased
on Spiring lake, Ottawa county.
Th«t Milwaukee A Eastern transit company proposes to ran Its boats all winter
between Milwaukee and Ben toff'Harbor.
AugWSerr.orcorunna, used some tow
tost ofl to light his fire, and then it took
him a half hoar to pick op the pieces of the
Stove,!
Qulncy clergymen have Joined forces
sad are holding religious meetings nightly
la thai country, school districts adjacent to
tfaaoity.
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Railroads In Michigan earned 143,785,6*8.88 for the first six months of 1801, as
aloft 144,088,010.04 for the ssmeperlod
»8*0.
Tb*| Battto Creek light guard, that has
failed! In Its efforts to enter the state ser•lea, will keep right on drilling and watch
its ehances.
MnSkegon will have one of the white
aaad brick plants. It will be operated by
a Chicago corporation with a capital stock
of 1840,000.
Rofik fell st the Buffalo mine, Negaunee,
last week, and Richard Allen, a miner was
killeoy Three of his companions were
ontte seriously injured.
Edward Gleason, a West Bay City
batcher, bad his thumb bitten off by s hog
tae Other day. The hand had begun swelling, an* he may lose bis entire arm.
Five tramps rode from Chicago to Battle
Creek in a sealed car with a lot of liquor
consigned to a wholesale whisky dealer of
that place, and did not touch a drop of i t
•D. O. Harrison, Of Lawrence, escaped
treat a mob that w«a about to deal out
anaunary Justice to him. Just after he had
ansa bound over to the circuit court' for
trJSi.
fas) home and boggy of A. Hasten, of
gd*, were stolen Sunday night from in
tl of the Presbyterian , church, the
tkeSK was not discovered until the close of
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Mrs. Standlah, wife of Hiram Standlah,
• woM to-do farmer at Locust Corners, near
Hudson, took paris green and died from
the meets on Sunday morning.
Insanity
wan the cause. / I
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•Iff Johnson, of Berrien county,
1 a re/pa, a rasor, two little saws and
i la the small tick of one of the cells
•rtheJaQ. The cell was oocupfcd! by a
i tough, and desperate character.
I
l i e new steamship recaatr/ ordered for
I Una, to ran between Lrvurpool
|Tew York, to to be of 18,000 tonedta.
and Is to be depable of akini oosaa speed of twenty-one to
.-two knots an boar. Tata!vessel
willtfce about three times the ttxeof the
W . wbleh tees than ten years ago, was
thaUrg^et vessel of the Canard Has.
'
George Lyon, ^rho Is wanted tn Si
mento, CaL,'for forgery is. in the Em
county Jail. ^Lyon committed the foi _
a few months'ago white In the employ
tbo WeUa-Fargo express conjpany,
then came to bis home In Silchlgan, i I
the news of his forgery preceded hi
When seeking the seclusion Of a Pi
farm Sheriff Pollock arrested him. 1
ramento officers have been notified of
arrest, and Lyon swolto their oomlni
Fred Mueller, of Detroit, f a s acol
ally shot at Algoneb while odwWlth a
on tho 84th. Fred Nail, formerly
trolt, now of Algonao, was
gun cooked, and in letting do
got hold of tbe wrong trigger,
tha weapon. ! Tbe fall ot
Mueller's leg afttho knee, shai
badly that It was subsequeo
above the knee by Dr. Moo:
a son of the lata Dr. Mueller,)
and his; condition is critical
George Burns, sent to stal
Jackson from Saginaw for fsv s
assault with intent to kill;te<ke
room where the provisions of .he fi
are kqpt His keeper, Jamei
formed Warden Davis of tho n ilSdemi
and for revenge the convicts* cared
Saturday evening and cut k | ash :
keeper's throat extending fro^ "the;
10 inches around to the left jilde,
the Jugular bare. The wound win
fatal unless blood poisoning sms in.
Lottie Hans, a girl 18 yews' old,
at George W. Butters' in Paw Paw,
a salt of boyfs clothes and about
money, dressed herself in! Vm n
footed it to Lawton, bouuM :a I
ticket to Kalamazoo, retarne^7 to
on the naxt train and bought,anothe:
faro ticket to SouUi Haveit| whei
father Uvea, j She was arrestid at
and brought back to Paw Paw. £
her exkminataon before Justice W.
son, was found guilty and was sc
to sight yearji at the Industrial h
Adrian.,
l.[ ,:- , j- _.,-j
May Wblto, the school teacher whi
Hen In a trance-like sleep a l Munti
abont three and a half montps, la
ig away. Her condition at
to-puzsle the phyaiobtas. 1
Um. who la not y e t | o , years] of
Srerlonsly enjoyed lexoeUent he
her long sleep canto on without
if any kind. She dan take only
koorishment and tho reeqll la g
•tore marked In her wastod form
W r H " ^ fstoo. ' She baa become a
tsfate skeleton. She has boei taken
laker noma fa Mead vUle, where she
rva>7 oars O M attention.
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tha
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Dr. I*atton, o f B*rlja4etoa Col
j | Boiling 1 > a l a t | y CalllanOatraces.
eased w' ', Storesy.
I Dtspatcht i from[ Wsshington, regarding T h e News 01 i a W a r M a s O^tkered
A New York spool si says: Dr. Pstton,'
aackt a a BpMesnle of I
lattiatatl*
the Valparaiso affair show a very dsterof Prlnoeton college, n ado an address haay Corresijoi identaaad Sent Tbro*
Aeeldents sua are-. larrlng
mlnedteelliig on the part of the authorifore thePhilodelphli.i[>cle|y In 1887, 0 »
' AJIOTerthe
Old atlaattc^a Deptns,
ties todemand due; reparatioh." Secretary
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the subject of aanollfiDatlon after death,;
Tracy says that a further study of the
*I am pretty sure that
de Q.~Twf cipher dtsiatch received from Captain Tate C*ar 4^peas s i u Puree for H U In which hessid:
Poni* Killed o n tike C,
there is no doctrine b it Is put in Jeopardy
atarVlng
SttbJeeta.->Vesael
1
Col\
osi t a e B . * O.—l o o n t h e
Schley of tl e Baltimore last weak in reby the simple afflrmi ti jn of this belief In
Paaaand
Ude a i r t h e Britten Coast.
gard to the! recent assault- ot American
future probation.* 'Close who hear the.
sailors at V ilparatso showed that in addigospel In this world w U not bare another
!
Blaay were Fatally t a j » r e 4 In .»>*• tion to the tilling of one man an,d the seri- Blsmarek *» I Be»Bnter the German chance hereafter; th is 1 who do not hear It <
Parllanient.—atorms
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Wreea* SUM! Tnbasadf o f Doilam
ous woundiig of six others, thirty-five
or have no opportun t; • here will have some
mediterranean s e a .
Wo^Sb o f Property ISesiitroyedt
other American seamenJwere arrested and,
chance in'the future " The Rev. Dr. Mcdetained by the Chilian authorities afterQueen, who reported the address, wan*ed
' Terrlale Wreck o n t a e C C * <lv
T h e Caar i i « o atarvtng Ifeiuuinta.
wards exai inedl and dismissed as there
to publish it In the PI til adelphiani Magadan.
was
no
pro
if
that
they
had
been
guilty
cf
From a St Petersburg correiipondent: Before doing so he a at wed proof sheets to
. Passenger teain No. &, bn the G B. &
any misbeb ivlor. This confirms Captain The czar has jlyen 8,000,p00"rouWes (from Dr. Patton. The P -ti iceton professor obrailroad, met with a terrible accident
Schley's otl er statement that the Amer- his own priva be purse to the. famine fund jected on the ground t int it would hurt the
the Pottery switch, hear Monmouth,
icana Were 1 inarmed, sober'and well behaved and has issue I an appeal to 1 the members church. Dr.. MpQu< en says, and it was
west of Oalesburg. 6b the 20th. .The
at the time of the trouble, and also Indi- of the nobtlit;' and the landed 1 *ntry to suppressed. Dr. M< it 1 teen has now pubwas running at a high rate of speed,
cates that i t least forty men out of the form another fund for tbe rel|< f of the lished the address ai id t Is to be used In
facts show that the switch was portly o
Baltimore'! contingent of 875 men were people: It fa reported that Jew bolting the the trial of Dr. 3'ggs, to show that
and the locomotive Ifft the main track
objects of t » Chi! ian mob. It also appears and anti-Jewish riots have occurred at Te- the leader Of tbe pn s >rationof the Union
started on the side track. Borne of tl
now that u > to tiu date of Captain Schley's bernigoff and] that matters grew so bad college holds virtual Ij the soxjte "heretcars behind kept on {the main track, As
report the i Chilian authorities hid taken no at tha* place that the troops bad to inter- ical" views. The all tees, it is) believed,
result the whole train of seven: cars, sa^
steps to arrest aid punish a>y of the fere to protect the Jews from the violence will have a strong e I< ct in the trial. Dr. 1
the sleeper, wasderailed, and turned ov<
Chilians re iponslble for the offa r, or at any of their persecutors. The mob. In its ha- Patton, in his defense, says that he was
on its side, the cars being scattered arodi
rate that i o Chilians were i Treated; or tred to these beople. Were animate^ by the not correctly report id, and that; the reason
in greaf confiuslpn. There was no tell
soopiqgi- There were on the eng'ne E] that the m ivemen t of the wheels of justice belief that tbp Jews had caused the scarcity he objected to the 1 u »l!catlon of the adhad operati id In any other direction than : 0 f grain which has created so much distress dress was that it licked literary finish.
glneer-A. A Emeryj, Fireman Nets
sgaihst tbi Americans. President Har- in this country.
Alarming ^nowo comes Dr. McQueen, the i U nographer, and the
derkon and George Courttey, a travel!
rison insist i upon S proper redress for the from Moscow], Kief and'other cities of the Rev. Frank Hyatt, w 10 reported the adengineer. AndersoO was blown from tl
Insult to jur niitlonal honor, and that empire regarding the distressed condition dress in long hand, a re positive that the
cab! by the steam. Emery and i Courtm
unless it is given' vlthin a reasonable time. of, trade and commerce. The famlnefln the report Was corric^ u d are willing to go
had no chance to escape and their bod'
Minister E ran wl I be recalled and all dip- provinces has! Its counterpart in the, gen- on the stand during tlie Briggs; trial and
Were found close to [ the locomotive,
lomatlo rel rtions ' vith Chili suspended. It eral stagnation of business In the! .commer- swear to i t McQu tea will also swear to
baggage and ..expressmen wore tbro
would seen i that (he government does not cial centers. [ In Kief alone the past week ihe reason of its nuppresslon, that IDs.
acrtss
their
cars, - but! imii
care to ma ie any belligerent demonstration has witnessed a score of failures, and in Patton said it wouli 1 iurt the church.
4pui ily ' escaped injury. - Oscar I Zl
towards CI till, boi i prefers for tbe present Moscow and St. Petersburg the situation
mei man was ' pitched \ through
to show Iti disple isure and possible resent- is deplorable] , Tbe commercial j troubles
wit dow ot the smoking car and was
ment throi gh dip! omatlc channels. Specific are in part due to tbe expulsion ! of the Another Load BSJisih a la Clklahoma.
hui t. l i e hurried back to stop two
instruction»as to his course havo been Jews; as Jewish merchanto have been call- I Secretary Noble hu issued the following
con ilng trains. Frank L. Johnson
Cabled
to I llnistei' Egan. Secretary Blaine ing In tbeir (^counts and preparing for the order: "It Is hei el ty ordered that ail
sta iding on tho step of the smoker
refuses to ilscuss the matter. The steam apparently Inevitable day when they would lands In the Ashlai d Wis., bind district
woi i crushed under the car., The saddi
cruiser iioiton ha) been ordered to Chilian be ordered tc the pale. The; famine Is tha Under withdrawals heretofore made, and
c«slaity happened in the first; chair
waters, i he car 'les a yean' stores and chief cause 0! business distress, as trade held for indemnity p lrposes under grants
j n n t seat in the middle of the car
ammunition fpr t le vessel* now there. ,
with the striken provinces boa ulrnqst en- for the benefit of the Chicago, St. Paul,
George Allon, bis Wife and baby,
Minneapolis & Omilia railway company,
tirely ceased
w* i next to tbe window, and as tbo'
be and hereby are eitorod to tbe pobllo
tip] «d over her head was driven ' tnn
Canada I) on't V ant ltxcluded Chinese.
lomatn, snd opened to settlement and entbe wlndoW and she! was Instantly kllji
,; Another serloui complication bas arisen
ry undor the genei al land laws, ss conT h e Land of Beer and Bl»mmfrk.
Tbo baby was burled across tho car
In regard 10 thee iforccment of the Chinese
A Berlin correspondent fays: JEmperor strued by this department: Provided, that
suv^oout on tho iboad was uniiiju
•jxoluslon Iict Tho new trouble Is ox- William will; In person opon the/next ses- this order shull not tiko effect intll publlo
Mr. Allon received 6nly bruises. Ho
pjlalnedbvo telo(ram rocolyed by Attorbis baby first, then groped his was frfnY ney-Goner il Miller from Uuitod States' sion of the Relchtag -which re-ass<)mbles notice of the conto its thereof shall have
tbo car for a lantorn^ ,and returning fqu|(i4 Marshal F rice at Pemblua, N. D. It was November 17. In bis speech from the been given In the vicinity of said lands for
throne ttnipow Wlllium will make the six days undor you r lircctlon. In connechis wife dead. The scono after the wri
in re«aid » t b o base of two Ohlnamea
If said to hove been hoortrondlnrj, pn who has oitorud tbo country by. way of congratulations ou the new commercial tion with such notbi you are: I istructed to
addition to tho fonrl killed elghteon wSro Manltobu, and wioso deportation to that relations between Germany, Austria and announce that np puijuon will b» revognlzod
Injured, but the Injuries of some were so country hid boon ordered by Commissioner Italy, It is also expeotod that bit majesty as acquiring any clton or rlgM to any of
slight that tboy lo« on tho next tr» n. Caruthors Marihal Price says ho took will rotor hopefully to tbe outcome of tho said isnds who sooli jlo loltlste or perfect
Great surprise It exprossed that the list of the men tt > tho b< irdor line, and the customs pending nerotetious with other countries the same by means of force, threau'or Infstalltloi was not larger. Tbe list of ofilceri at Emerittn, Manltobs, refused to looking, to a Widening of Germany's com- timidation." Com n ssloner C irtorj of tbe
killed, Mrs. George Allon, Lemont, Ml; allow thoi i in en icpt on payment of a head mercial relations, j It has now been defin- land ofttoe, bantoilgraphed Initruotlons to
\ L.. Johnifon, AVob, 111*,. Goorgo Court- tax of 850 each. The murshol says he ro- itely determined itbot Prince Bismarck the register of the Una office] 1 it Ashland,
ey, Galesburg, 111; A A Emory, Galtt- futed to P ay the money and that the China- will again make bis appearance In parlia- Wis., in accordancjB with the s w v e order,
rur«. .111.. ;
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' f" men could not • This new state of affairs, ment. He has neon in communication and setting the dale for tbe opining of tbo
with the loaders of tbo conservatives and lands ss Monday Nov. 8, .891. The
which pn oticullj prevents tbe government of the relchi parten in, regard to concerted ares of land thrown upon to JMtttement Is
from
send
Ing
out
of
ihe
country
and
ChinAnd Here?* Another Wreck.
action again it. both the Internal and exter- 1)4,540 acres, subject to deductions by purA frightful wreck occurred on the Batti- ese who entered From Canada without pay- nal policy ol tho goyernment. 1 The lower chasers who claim u ider tho !in it of March
moro & Oh^ railroad ucar S t John's sta- ing the, hi ad tax required by the' law of grain tariff 1 iranted f to ' Austria and the 8, 1887. ;
tion, forty miles east of Cumberland, M|l., Shat ooun ,r$, em barrosset the authorities decrease in 1 be wine duties given to Italy
Wednesday afternoon, resulting in the In- ery muinl T i e attorney-general jsays will be used by Prince Bismarck and bis : Tho town of Meirlngen.
stant killing of two persons and the 'injury that he hi d not) at answered tbe marshal's followers to Induce conservative support of 8,000 population, has been
of four others, tifee, of whom will die. telegram or the simple i-eason that he did against the treaties.
flrecan)y two buile logs being
James Knuckles; engineer, and Rodney uotjenow how to) Instruct him to proceed, \ ThO Franlif<frt:ZeUung says: The peo- people,
ore dest itul e.
Richards, fireman, Iwero Instantly killed.
.>* ple'of Samot ore enraged at Vice-Consul
W. H. Llpplncott, H. Silver and Chafes
I40leryOfflelaU Indicted.;
Blttcklock.lt) sentencing the Manona rioters
T H E H.LBKET8
Craig, postal clerks, were fatally injured. , The Us Ited St ites grand Jury at Sioux to imprisonment for attacking natives who
The accident was caused by the. spreading falls, S. 0., has returned eighteen indict- supported, M&lietoa. A fresh outbreak^ Is
] >e trait.
of the rails. The t|nin was running at the ments of he L01 isiana lottery.
The evi- feared. < M^tafaa sod his adherents refuse CATTLE—Good to qhojlce.. .84
te of fifty miles an hour, when suddenly dence, wai all tali I before the! Jury in the to submit to! Malietoa.
Hoas
e engine Jumped* (he track and was fol- form of a Hdaviti, and was kept with • the
:...
The body 'of an abandoned woman, hor- sums*
lowed by the bdggage car, postal «»r, utmost se jrecy. The, department at Wash- ribly mutilated; has been; found in Berlin,
smoker, passenger coach and two sleep* rs. ington bn (ught tbe charges • before this the work of some unknown Jack-the- WHEAT—Bed Spot,' No. 2.
1 Bed Spot, No. a
The train ran along| the ties for a dista ice court for the rea ion that their eSftorts In Rtpper.
An unemployed clerk' named
White Spot, No. 1.
of 200 yards, tearing up* the ties, and tl en Other sta esbefc re United States grand Schulze has been arrested on- suspicion* of CORN—No.
2 spot..
overturned. It.was a complete wreck, i nd Juries ha< been frastratedi Tho United being the murderer. The woman's name
No. 8 yellow . . . ,
the only wonder is that more ' were tot States mi rsbal a nd his deputies have gone was Hedwig Nitscho.
OATS—No. * white sbot.
hurt The tracks were blocked fori many to New C rieans to arrest the president,
BABIXT....... .
Bva
hours and all trains were' delayed.; The Vice-president, «cretary, treasurer and
F
r
a
m
London
T
o
w
s
.
s
HAT—No. 2per ton..
loss to the railroad will be heavy.
directors of tb« lottery company; The
The British steamer Boston, from Car- POTATOES—Per bu.
grand Jut f repor ted eleven separate in^iet8 wxrr POTATOES— Pet bbl.
tnents, M oh glvi ig eighteen counts, against diff for London, has arrived- a t Falmouth CABBAOJC—Per IboMtda..
Here's T w o Afore,
after
having,
been
i
n
collision
I
with
the
the office rs of . the Louisiana company. \
ArrbBS—Per bbl.
A bead end collision of freight trains
Among tl e list 1 re General Beauregard, British bark Charlwood, 759 tons,. Capt. BUTTXB—Para...
ourred at Round 1 lottom station, on
Salmon,
from
Antwerp
for
Valparaiso.
Creamery ...,
Pittsburg, MoKeeiport & Youghloghfny Paul Con-ad, piesldent, and Joseph P. The Charlwood foundered almost, Immed- Eoos—Per
dos ,
Horner, i ecretrry. The indictments are
railroad,.early Thursday morning,
iately
after
the
collision
with
a
loss
of
18
Liva Poci/rav—Fdwlk.
for tram (utltam t lottery advertisements
trains were badly wrecked and Engiri
Spring chickens...
through (he mai s, which is a Violation of lives. Tbreo men were killed on board the
William Scott and Brakeman Frank Or
Turkeys.....
Boston at the time of the collision and the
the
lottery
law
f
assed
lost
winter
by
conDucks
killed instantly.! The;rent of the
steamer's bows were badly stove In, The
isi
1
he
exti
eme
penalty
In
cases
of
escaped by Jumplmf. j
captain
of
the
Charlwood,
bis
wife,
son
convijetlo 1 is flvi years imprisonment and!
Two freight trai is collided on the
and a governess and the stewardess, to- BATTLE—Steers..
Cammon . . . . , ,
00fiie.
cago & Northwest irn, ! niar Dayton,
gether with all the bark's officers and six 8naaa~Natlve..
Friday morning. & M. Haden and <
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Of their men, e'total of 18 persons, were LAMBS\... ; . . . . .
Steen, trackmen, were killed. The.
Bme°LY|TOLD. •'
drowned in spite of thd desperate efforts Hoos—Common.
dent occurred in a deep cut around acnfve,
made by the lifeboats of vessels which hap- WHUAT—ao. 3 rM.
I^hlgbj
Vnim
slty
Will
abolish
free,
tuiwhile both trains vera going at fuH.sp
No. 8spflng...{...
pened to be near the scene of the. collision
tion site;' Jsqus ry 1, 1890,, charging those to rescue them. Tbe s^ot where the two Oonw—V
Who app! y after that date.'; - v , _ J | -^.' I vessels met was not far from! the Eddy- OATS—No.
Bra
T w e l v e ipoye Drowned.
The Pi kin gpi ernment has directed tWlr Stone Rocks, H miles from Plymouth.
Advices receljved from Brest, Frstjoe, ambiaaai or at 61. Petersburg- to demand Only an apprentice and the captain's BARXET...
Mass PonaV-Per ibl.
v
announoe that a torrlnte accident,
.;
oiplimat ons fro n Russia for encroachment daughter wore saved. * ;
LAUD—Per <?wt— •
log In the probable loss of 13 lives,
In Staffordshire and Worcestershire ; on
onti>eP^mtr
territory.
.• '
HeWT'ork.
taken place In > th^ harbor of that art
Monday
'miners
to
the
number'
of
about
CATTLE—Natives . . 1 ^ . . . . 8 8 SB 0 88
iht settof socialistic labor party
The long boat of the Alusterlltz, a I
8,000
struck
against
a
reduction
of
10
per
jntj an 0 Hclal challenge to Gov<
Hoos
L . . . . . . . . . j . . . , 4 **f0 O N S 1
government training ship, manned b;
ill t» at J6ID t debate of the political law cent made in their wages. The engineers BHEBF-OoooSocioce..... 3 75 A t 40
boys and two quartermastors belongln
of t i e camiialgn with l u gubernatorr employed about the) Tyne and the Wear LAMBS..
:%J^
4 W / O BIS
that vessel, was capslmd; In a,. dangi
WHEAT— Na8.2 red.... A . 1 OitfiO 148
ndl late Hi irry W. Robinson.
] have decided to stop work on Saturday Conn—No.
spot st the entrance to the harbor,
nextfewlngitothe disputes' between them. ^ . \ - - < 8 W «8
was blowing half a gale { of wind at
^Secret try No' tie has ordered all the sur- selves and jthe|r employers as to the ques- OATS.
WSO
8T
time, and thptigh efforts were mad
veying 0 >rps an i ollotlng agents In Chey- tion of pay for dvertlriia Should tbe en•jsaiuu
city.
OATTLB—Steers.
rescue the long boat's crew, the I
enne and Araps toe to disband, until con- gineerscarry out their determination about. Boas'—All grades!.
.43 25
mast have sank almost Immediately,
gress makes further appropriations^ This 30,000 persons will be thrown out of em- Bnair
>*^r**f* 3 2 5
not one of them has been seen since
Will dels; r the 0 tenlng of these lands over ployment. 1.
f. .'
-|'
accident was nocticed,
one year. ('
;. 1
The floods In England oontlnbe to do
ThomisH. Kelley, cashier of Richard- great amount of damage.
OATTI • • e a • * • • Bk>Mo. ,
The rivi
.83 3»
son,
Wll
lams
i
>
Co.,
wholesale
dry'
goods
Thames
In
sOme
places
extends
for
a
mlli
Hods.
' f>ram i h e Prying Into tne Ftr4.
. 4 45
house, a b 'New Orleans, baa embeuled beyond Its banks. Tbe town of Eton loni SHSXPT-Oood to <|b'o{lce
Leda La Montague,
ryingTwbo
In was extradited 880,()00. iKelkjr was la lottery fiend and many of the streets of Windsor are impsi
LAMBS
m u l l - kostensibly
.
from the United Stotot
on tho
Ht^Tlew o f T y M e .
defai catibna were In part, if not wholly, sable and pttnts are used to' convey pa ipl<
I Weekly
Dun A Co.'a
charge of arson, was only used whei In bis
:
Nsw YORK; Oi^t.
from
house
to
house.
,
t
"
itotlotfoct
.
!
•
.
•
•
,
.
of ltd.—&
trade saysi
General
Sherbrook, Can., as a witness agalnstlber
weekly
review
A
telegram
from
MUfqrd
Haven
lays
,e0ilosgo Wofla dagoes are mod. at
id Increasbrother, who was charged with the mu der
business
is
remsikslbiy.
active
that a small rowboat conulning three sol" ing.In volume ajt tjbe west. Improving at
of her husband. She refused to testify Count W snassei 0 dl Costlgllole, consul Ii diers
ctly west.
|ess dull than it
who had been on a pleasure trip »1 the south and dli tiit|be
satisfactorily and Was committed to Jail for Chicago, becaui 0 he doesn't make more
was
a
week
ago
»t
eastern
cities. Collecsized
there.
All
three
of
tho
coat's
0
scuj
a year for contempt of court, per covnsel a fuss oyer theqa and the New Orleanj pants were drowned.
tions,
are
lmprorin
(
in
nearly all dlreo- '
,
-»
,
A
tlons, as the llbira I moremetata of crops
objected to ner Incarceration on thegrdund affair, and they want the Italian gov
Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon, pastor ol thi( enables the farnjen to settle their accounts
that It was a violation of lnternatlonalllaw. ment to recall 11m.
tabernacle, who bas been seriously ill foi and to make purchiaes for thi coming seaMr. D illon, ii 1 a speech at Dundalk, Ir
and tho crown was forced to put berij on
son. The money markets are nowhere
trial on the charge upon which she w a | ex- oaid if tl e splrl t of faction in tbe Iris months past, has so far recovered hi stringent,
at near!j all Important points
health as to be able to start for Mentoi e. »
tradited. She bis been found guilty land
,rty w« re alio wed to spread, in two ye
quite easy, though with a, noticeable
Tbe Ketch Vice Foy was Wreaked leaf being
sentenced to sev< n year's' Imprisonmenf
ere w< old be^as many parties as "
improvement In tbej demand. These signs
St. Ives, on the coast of Cornwall. Her plainly promise 1 strong tradi for the ifall
member 1..' .Th« re was no hope, he
that Irel utd wc old unite under Redmond crew is missing. The boat with the co rose and Winter unlei a disturbance s whlcheanof a seaman on bonrd was found on her not now be seen should lnteirnpt. Wheat
- She's a Iteeord Breaker.
Fire ljst wee k destroyed the'Iron Momj .beamends.. Y
;!
i has fallen 4¾¾. Ocrn Is scarce, and tec
Snnol beat the world's record for a nlle
higher for spot 1 nd oats l%e higher. Cottton Belt .railroad depots,
at 8UK3kton, CaL, Tuesday afternoon.,' |The
ton receipts eve 1 st irpass thot s of the same
nt, y fc, and also burned abotj
' lfere a n d .There.
afternoon was wirnr whb. no^jtrlnd, and
Week last year. Cfcffeeis X lower, oil t o
th» greater port of wt
The gales Which have recently beef lower,
the mare was bn ught out about * V
lard H lo rei,- and hogs have fallea
Wl
th
cotton.
No
estimate
causing considerable domagie to snipping l | 8O0 per 100 pour da, with no cl knge In pork,
After a three-mi [o warmingMi^ jog,
mat
le
at
present
as
all
records,
the Mediterranean continue their vlOU no" Bugar.both raw 1 nd granulatei I.is somewhat
word "go" was g iven on! the flirt* at
at a said to have been burnei. Along the northern'shores of the Medftei lower with a qui to 1 active mai ket. In
to get away, and Sunol wenttoiithe qi
Oral the specula ttvi 1 movement appears to
tor In 81¾ seconds and to the half ml'
ht-ho ir law has been . declan 1 ranean several wrecks have been re
tend toward Ion sr ] trices for products, the
1:04, where the runner joined heir,
lonal Uy Judges Wokeley, Doaie : A passenger train on the railroad
supplies
being unuiuaUylargs. The busithree quarters post Waii reached In
of the district court i t tween Lyons and Grenoble was derklli
ness failures racirrlng throughout tha
and the mUe In 2:08¾. 1 alf a second fi
The opinion was. on a to t near Moiran% France, on Monday and - country during he. last seven days number
240, as compare) I vith totals of 258 {last
than Maud a ' time. The mare finished case'mate
e Central labor anion 1 f over an enbaukment A number of
week, Fortheiionespondlngjweek of " ~
fresh. Six timers told watches,
of t h a t d t j . I f 111 be at once appealed! to carriages were telescoped, and 18 peisoi
year tho figures we^e 825.
were killed and 80 seriously wounded.
which mode the time 2:0 8¾.
thesupi3me<
There Was a riotous fight in thetow1
and -, Terence Murph;', San Mlchele, province of Modena, Itla; r,
"• t T a n i
1
Indian v a i t a l a c t B l
with ttlelr I Whole "green gooda" outfl i, the 8 5 % betWoen a body of socialists ai
Bian and IHoaey Dlaappelred.
The
state of Son >ra and lnj faot the
have
bei
n
captured
In
New
York,
and
it
s
a
number
of
worklngmen.
During
thi
1
The Molsburger mines, at Webster,
tire republlo of Medoo, Is again In a fevat
a dread ful blojw to some of "the best oil l- turbanoe two men were killed and 1 rigiLt
which were the first to psy theadyam s to wnif w loss iommnnloatlona have bet a strjouiy
of excitement by reason « the Yaqsg
injured.
{
the; miners, hav^ closed down again oi ao found. J. F. IReed, of the Elgin hoi ie. , The elections in Buenos Ayres, on tl s Indians, slong tiu Taqnl river, having
count of the mjkterl^r dissppearanc i of stock fa -tn, Pine, Ind., sent them 850 fpr 95th werl attended wltii rioting at CoidOT % declared war and entered up m a campaign
the manager, W^nlbert Molsburger. The •850 M-greeni goods." ,
ian. The police were com] elli 1 whloh promises to lie a bloody and troublein wages,
the rioters, and many of the lat- some one. The ftexloan gDvernment la ,
men are tl
authorities of Starodoub, ter were killed and wounded.r
Pittsburg last
'
\ conoentrating trooi a as; rspu ly s s possible
andMolsburget
and'preparations are being nude for a
permlsslonto
the Jews to
Russia,
jtrant
to pay Vma.
Saturday to get the nil
vigorous campaigi. The Importaaoa «t
He has not j ' - ^ - ' — • The Amount duo bpsathiirtho^ on Sunday. Tblsln0ens»d
A league has been formed In Paris
the situation leak* I out thro jgh oontraota
__
_ _ J a riot followed. • lira
The miners n r o thepopiilaosi
the man Is ai
being made by Me doo for a large supply,
about tae waaVta|toTln]t^e Jewish quarter, many eatohllsh a socialist republic.
greatiy sxeiud,
1
nnnsaslcnngd^troyed,,Wine 1 shops wtra Oen. Boulangw and Maw, Bonntmalb of cartridge belts snd cant Mas, and tha
oompany'sstoni, bui II
with
nttthlB4*.oonld brlatini ef Uolsbuf laVi looted, 1 usn thi mob becoming drunk, k«|pt were botii sddloted to the morphine Jablt, urgsnt nqnest tha i order* b 1
al| possible hasto, ^egardlsss of
Itlsssld.
: j.
up tt»' rork iojr pillage into the night
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<rWi| LILAC* BY t H at O A T t .
IwOrenry I
toealL
toeneJds,
vm
« M aUning ltt4gJet as day,
wettagaredtate
t i e HUM boughs
the ttttl* gate.
Ha klssod me and I Hd my face
Ao^n* tbe fragrant flowers.
Though an upon my Sunday gown
Tbsy shook tha daw to showers.
He drew ma gentry to bis breast—
"Oh, Come my bonny Kate,
And laar* with me a cottage homo,
With lilaca by the gate!"
BweetjiR tha-red and royal rose,
.. K
Ma. too,
tta bridal robe*.
.11 in the dew;
The
violet, but still
,. i
them all I rate f
•r that beard k y maiden troth,
The i e by the gate, j
the stream* ofjparadiee, •
•prink Iroam,
the fadeleaa gardens there
*e* feel at home
robin somewhere trills
to bis mat*,
fashioned jlilao Sowers
At* Doominc by the gat*
4-Minale Irving.
COLS LA FAEYfS MISHAP.
'—ir
'i
book in toe ante-bellum days
ed in one of tpe richest oounlortbera Mississippi • wealthy
and slave-owner nameo George
F i i r — t h o u g h he 4 a e b u c k more
>y known aai "Colonel" La
distinction tot which he had
jj better claim than that of the
majority of the great! army of "Colonels" who are so numerous throughout the South, as he had served in the
" I f e z i c i n war and had been promoted
for his gallantry and bravery. " At the
battle <5 Buena Vista he bad, with
his bayonet, driven six Mexican artillery frim their gun and almost alone
captured the piece, though he was
severely wounded in the. cuntn during
the frajy.
* Thottgh unusually Rood uatured and
of a kind disposition, be nevertheless,
had a quick temper, and w h e n his
anger was aroused he would Abuse the
first one who came in his "way, be he
friend or foe: though, as l e often the
case with quick-tempered persons, he
was easily pacified sod was always
ready i o make amends in his coolor
moments, l i e owned nearly a hundred staves, and on none of the surrounding plantations were the negroes
better fed, better clothed,-or,, it might
be added; harder worked; as the Colonel took care that they kept constantly employed, excepting at Christmas
time, when they were allowed a week
in which to amuse themselves as they
liked best
Samf was a youth of the genius Africanus, with features of inky blackness,
whom the colonel kept about the house
lo.runjerranda, answer the bell when
visitor* came, etc..—a general servant
[ and waiting-boy.
Sam was very
proud Of this distinction, a* it placed
him, lit his own estimation, far above
the ^common niggers," "plantation
trash,*'as he soorn fatly called the
flold-h^nd*. Judy, the chamber-maid,
was the only one of the servants with
whom he would deign to equalise
himself; though ho usually treated
, Dinah, the cook, with eome respect
a* she presided over tha culinary. interests of the household; and Sam,
who felt his stomach to be one ef • the
most Important of the members of his
physical organism, was diplomat
enough to recognize (ha foot that a
rapture with the cook oaigfct result In
depriving him of many opportunities
for sampling the tempting viands with
which'she kept the cupboard well
•tocked.
One morning In the sandag time, the
Colonel hod occasion t o send his servant on an errand to Captain Sawyer,
a neighbor, whose plantation joined
that of La Fary's; but Sam was in the
front yard and dfaTnot bear his master's call until the latter had become
very angry, and Impatient at the delay.
"Here,' Sam!" he colled, and then, a
moment later, "Where Is that lazy,
good-for-nothing nigger?" "Heah I
-*X sab," replied Sam, his dusky form
suddenly appearing in the hall doorway. "O, you are here a t last, are
yen, you kinky-beaded; desaendent of
an African baboon I" Roared the Colonel, angrily. "I wont you to go
ever to Captain Sawyer's for me. Fly,
now, and don't let the grass grow under those mud-crushers you term;
f e e t while on the way; and dasjH 'torg e t to come back." "'Deed I won't
•ah." replied Sam, who ftlt thankful
that he had escaped^) easily from the
consequences of his master's resentment He started at once, going .out
the bock way through the garden,
down past the spring-house and over
the a&Ulea from which the path led
across the meadow to the cypress
woods jbeyond. through which flWed
< a sluggish bayou which was crossed
by mewas of a foot-log; then through
flelds*of cotton the road led to Captain
Sawyer's house. Sam's rapid gait at
storting hod gradually subsided into a
shuffling walk as he reached a point
where the woods hid him from the
house and from possible sight of his
masten
•Pearslike," he sollqulzed as be
went along, "MaYse Geo'ge oncommonly obstreperous ob late. Nobody
cofaVt do nufflin' to please him, and
heft been mokin' d e n plantation nigger* ston' aroun' right smart Ef dey
doou look out sharp some ob dem fool
niggers gits demselbs inter' trubble
y i l fnrJfn'r'sn Cunnel won't ston' no
foolln'."
Musing thu* 8am hod nearly
reached the Captain's house when the
thought oocured that he had no message whatever t o deliver to him. I n .
hi* haste at departure he had not
thought of i t and it 1000101 that the
Colonel had also forgotten it; a not
unlikely occurrence, as he was vary.
A o a h abstrictod a t time*.
for flndugmyeelf intheold-fashloaed from,
A BALD HEAD.
1 think 1 is the most beautiful house I with ita deepeunk windows, and aqUque
•Welt, ef dot don't beat a belt
J said. " I saw it shining in the furniture, I might have thenght It all a How I t May Best baj H«d—«llmpl» g v
a*peelrW." observed e o n . oe t h e facto
a i l comedown toe read, ant I dream mingled with the bewildering fancies
dawnbd upon!him. "Here T o dond
atrttetli ma.
thonght It a most too beautiful to bo real." which had crossed my brain.
come! more'n a mile; fur nnffln'. an* -. t ,
^Perhaps yon (moj' desire to keep)
",« : CBAVTKLU.
.
^WelL I dare soy you have dlsooversd
Lucy again proffered her services, and 1 jfburhairoh your h tod—it would b i
now Tse got tor go back an? fisdovul,, A e clockstrnckseven,and MmT Farea that Inside 1 sere are two para to the home.
what;
Geo'ge
• • MaVse
»
TZ.
-....1 wanter
—.jjjj^ teU
ten er
«r her dosed her boo!; laid ttilown, ind 10« Do you prel ir mine or ray niecesT'
^ j ! ^ ^ % ^ ! L ^ ^ ^ i ^ ^ ^
reasonable In W - a n d are not
Cunnel ajdoV
- -from
- her
- chair.
- - Cop'ii. M'aYse
aTft'r'se Cunnel
mds'or bad
"Yours," I answered s i once.
__ fergltful streaka:. an' now " T h e carriage will' be herein a far'nunone ob hes
!*myi»r-.
nor, and, like most iemnto, was not indls-. dUloualy. say,;> the ] 'Mia. T i m e * If
L
he'U raise »er perry debbil when I gitoM •*•», Gwendoline,'^ she sale. "I shall hi
"Because It la more In keeping with t i e posed te talk.
you may
still
• » find
- - - ' food
— » for thought
:
ready."
outelde—pai tty, too, because it is aeemplc to
what
folio
wa
It
1
tomes
irom a m a t
bock.*
i • . ;:
•Ure
you
themaid
to
all
the
yonngladlesP'
JShe swept ontof the room, her white
change iron 1 anything I have 8000 006)1(10 I asked, as she plaited up my hair with
,t believes bald hoods a sign of oivHowever, there war nothing else
trailing over the ei rpet, the dlamoi id *<spra:
^Andyoti haVe never seen snch abeautl- nexterousfingers. •'•'? -•> -'• ,"'
:,'
itlon. Read it: [
\ •
be done, so he retraced jhis steps, to, her hair catching the light of th« lam; Ifulhouset-"Never.
"No,
miss-only
to
Miss
Hilda
and
Miss
The
first
good
rule
is
to
ceep
tho
slowly at first 1 but more rapidly as hi and nothing as a
lntothel
' "Andyou mink yoh can msWupyohr Annls. How thick your, hair is, to be sure,
warm. In sum mer, if ; rou wish
neared the house, and entering the without another word er a I kbacfc
mind tojliv« In it; that is, so far as thepjs BO mlssl I used to be ma|d to them all before
to become bald, do not wear a straw
Gwendoline Pomefoy we* ore rot
library cautiously, a s be surmised that
Itself goesr
•.
Miss Gwendoline married^, but she has one
1
hat /Onthooontraiy, l^t y r u r head"It wiuld be a delight simply to be Iri a of her own, a French person, now."
his master's irascible temper of the lyoomrteous. She did not; lore !me,bn|
erenmor
house Uket lis, I think," was my answer.
morning would not' be improved any there was a contempt in her
From Lucy's accent Ubwas clear that the fear be a felt or a <(loth h a t a derby
uundting.
Perhaps I spoke rather enthusiastically, French person found rionvor In her sight pr a stovepipe. I t wlntei always
when the result of, the errand wot
the said
" G o o d night, Miss ,Thi
for in truth I wss charmed with theGioni e.
M
» a fur cap. White in the house
You have been In thq family a longtime
made known, be found ' •Jtfa'rse Geo'ge' "Ton Will see us
i« time] to-nw rrow—at
"Do you 1 lean what you have saldr" up
all
times of the 3 ear do n>t fall to
thertPV
seated there.
, if not before,
ntil then you wlllfln*} asked, look! ng across at me suddenly.
"Four
years,
iritss;
It's
only
two
years
oar
a
fez or an Oil ;apJ
"
•Well. 8atn? said the j Colonel
y Mr. Gsseel
s company Interfe
The dry keen tone came like a cold 1 ^ »
Sines Miss Gwendoline married] and I had
Women, whoso Ugh* hati do not
•what did Captain Sawyer sayf Wil with ysnr medttati
onmyiislnrsrdor.
(
fear off the hair rabidly eno igh, may
IbewedJendma no answer. Ioould
f l alwayi mean what I say," I answered been with them two then."
he comer"
"And you den't find the Grange dull7"
bar
berssli,and
as
frigid
M
Miss
icompllsh the ond by usiig heavy
Cap'n.
sah,?
p
p
l
l
e
"Didn't see; de
"I've
been
here
only
a
year.
-The
Misses
'A/d'alwiys tty what you thlnkr
tura scsra jwlth eojtyi trd IndutertnBe. Bui
itches of false hair. A roll of falser
Sam.
ff*I did notf add thai There U a great 4uV Farquhari lived In London—perhaps you
after she had left f& 1 rook Aimls tarn
ir
will work more rapidly t i a n a fur
Wasn't
he
at
o
o
f
t
e
H
••Why-not?
didn't know that, miss-till Just before Lord
ference."
back and came swift y to me.
' ,
p, as the hairs will fall 011 by tho
Doan know, sah; I didn't; go al
Martin
went
away,
But,
if
1
leaveL
it
won't
rHowsoff
"lam so sorry we; "9 going," ihi 1 sail
ndreds when tha roll 11 heavy
be becausa of the dullness.".
|[
do way. Yer nehbertolemew! | a t yei gently. "I would not have left you if
t might not always be either kind
ough. , The beloved nightcap so
"Are yen i^lng toleave?"
wise to say exactly what one thought"
[
wanted me W t e 1 er Cap'n?';'
could have helped Jit It must sesiitV lorn
'•Sometlmis I think I most, miss, for I [ear to our grand mothorr Is to bo
/"Then wl at would yon ssylf you ct old n't
I The colonel! wis dumbfound
ly to you here. But I have told m; r m ltd '
can't stand hat French woman; but they ighly recommendet. also. T i e helmet
speak
your
thoughtsond
would
not
say
what
sleep
to
your
dressing-room—for
1
un
wmi
didn't" he at length
eio
don't want Die to goj and I savysolong ss >f the ,ofHcor and., bollcemoiij is also
yon did aeflmeanf'
times nervous myself, and yon ma; rw rl
•rThen why dtd j o u go wlthow
shedon k tint»fere with me, I'll stop. But
'."Hoi
^
be;too.»'
•.
.
l
i-..
..
T,
splendid Invention. Whai k the ef;
"Nebber thought of it till
interference from hi r l won't put up with,
TheiMgientlemanchuokled,
"Ihsnkyouj yen are v e r y k i n l " !
t of these head coverlngi? They
nios'dere." was 1 he reply. {
I've
no
wish
to
leavi
Miss
Annis."
•3rave,|nss Thorns I You'll do. I be*
ewered, with seftoning thsughts is I
akethoLhead
p e n sire.] MdUture Is
•
1
should
think
obis
is
a
kind
mistress,"
I
% "WeU, you bU ok fool wihy
shall suit each otter, Yon
Che smile ef the prstty bine ayes.
e deadly enemy of hair.
saht; "and boh she! and Miss Farquhardo
H
ywu think of it?" yelled the;
mold
keep
a
secret
if
clrcum"Esr none is Lucy," she went »n; sh{
Oh the temples a i d the baik of t h e
angry beyond mtasuro, s i he
don landed—if son>s one asked yon Justice to yoi ir pains."
«111 de anything yon want, and tell yon sn;
"Yeumewilnloel
miss? You'll have
d, near the neck, usually u ltouched
for instance?"
Ibularlyto ses hie neigh
thlnfttU wears back. Gseinlgkt''
I suppose? But I iy the hats and caps, it is sol iom that
Ioould, If 1 thought ft was yourbalr plUn coll
she hastened to Join-.her sisters.
ruing about some legal;
dent conslditr they
either of them near |ne sees baldness. On the otl et hand,
Five minutes later I heard the ea
neernlng the sale of soi
so handsome as
Gwendoline—Lady
that
Is
a
condition
I
If
the
drive away down the gravel walk!. |J
e hair usually falli out on the parte
Martin Pemeroy.
tote; .the paper 1 having, to
wai the beauty e i
iter* sting to; communicate, perhaps all London ihree yi
dawn by the lira and took I o p a l look,
the head that am covered. ' A bold
ago,
MlssThorne,
t and signed tl a t dayr^ In
yen would lot think it rlght-ehf'"
balding it unlooked at in my hand Ithongl
ng
often marks t|ie position of the
and
an
artist—Mr.
Dashwood—painted
her
nable fury he seized;
of the strange experiences which h idcrcn
I hope my riew of right and wrong
picture, and told me ence, when I was takt or cap.
eight and hurled It at Sam'
ed themselves into toe day-my h log Jo
would not 1 e decided in any such way."
As perspiration lestroys h e hair,
nsy, the enlet drive, the wehd met nlight
"I hope 1 o t It Is possible you may have ing hip a message about the doing ef H to
but toot indlvtdu si being an,
uent use of steijm Tiaths is to be
the dark lake, the antique Grangti.ai
one or two secrete to keep; in this house, the painting-room, that she was the handdodging, the tola die. passed <
hly recommended. The habitues
I will promise yoa,onj ray pari, they somest young lady he'd ever painted—and
strangers I bad met within Its walls.
r
stoashrd .a valuable glass On
be had done a lot of them, you knew. : He
the Russian and Turkish ) aths can
Ibsen wise to choose new patl;wars. » t shall not tx Wrongful. As for othen, why, admired her so, we thought he would have
posite Wail Seeing this reaui
you are nOI bound to mind them, you know.
long
for
untlredsensaaons,
perhai
s
ow, almost without exception, beoumarried
her;
but
she
was
too
good
to
marry
rashness caused I he Colonel to
Now do yo 1 think you could sing me aseng,
unknown dangers?
;
'
M bald pates. As state 1 abovje,
a plain'Mr.' There—It's done new, miss.
more enraged thim ever. 1 and
orareyou irsd7" ; '.;
"Mr. Gascoigne wishes yok to join l^Im,i;
oisture Is the deadly e n e n y ot the
Here's
the
glass."
^
his walking-stick he started
"I am no tired now," I answered. >
you^please."
•].',
ir. Consequently, diving, vhen one
I
had
breakfast
alone
In
the
HUe
sittingboy. who had ;ba in backing 0
"But per taps you have a cold or want
. I started from my reverie and lol
room near my bed-room; and, after, breakin bathing or swimming. IB a praiseyburmnsij?" '
J
the servant, oonseieus of being tire
he had reached t i e open door
fast/1 sat' there alone until MrsfGreams
orthy
practice. T h e douche Is even
"No,
I
hi
,ve
no
cold,
and
I
can
remember
faint
and
weary,
and
not
In
a
stole
to
ibo
dining-room. |
•. ;
ore effective, I liannot prtise.lt too
a few song 1 without music. I will sing, tf asked tne if shohldlikete see the rest of
to advantage before my employer.
Round the ' di: ^ing table -they
toe house.'
reatly.
1 was conducted again into the inner hall you care to hear me, Mr. Gaseolgne."
and out on t h e b i c k porch (or gall sr and
s," she said, "told me to show
"Miss
"It was f 1 the bond, was it net?" retorted
up the fine oak staircase, and, lnstea 1
When you go to jtho seaside or any
1
as it) Is called!in the Southern vein;
It
you.
\PF
-•'
\
of turning down the corridor towards n r Mr. Gasco gne. "Bo -you know any jOld
athing resort never think >f taking'
culan), where Dinah was -scrubbin
Gladly
I
laid
down
my
book
and
followed
room, we traversed a gallery that ran, roun I Scotchl hillads—anything by Bunjsj or
water-tight b a t h h * cap. ' l i e bathher, and saw the house tha|then seemed,
Sam bleared the pprch and 'steps, un the four walls ef the ball, High above i s
g caps o r e alw iys . obje< tionablet
Iiopened the antique instrument backed andevermois was fobs to me, the most
was Out In thekys rd at bound, but h
were the vaulted ceiling and cross-rflfters of
e head must b> dipped ! n the sea
beautiful
In
England.
,
with
faded
red
silk
teat
was
gathered
t
o
a
master slipped on f a so:ipy |place, h i toe towen Arriving at the sWe opposite
ater frequently. It will be 1 seen so>n"
central, ros stte, and began "John Anderson
I have seei 1 many a grander onej larger,
feet went up biotli atonce, his cane I lei that at which we had aseendeo, and ever t
*myiJo.t* Vhe keys were yellow and the more costly md splendid. • I have admired ihat the hair becomes dark and sticky
round glvingj Aunt Dinah- a wh»cl| dlning-rooin whig, we went down a shot
compass w w small, but the tone of the eld the (esthetic homes of artists and the stately
corridor having at the end a windowof rii
d falls out in gre it quantit ea.
that {Caused ajar to tumble down in
stained glass; and at one ef the doors tbjs plane Was iweet and soft; and, if I was a mansions of dukes, the historic halls of
corner, while ]th» Colonel found
T h e Largest Cheek
servant knocked. Asluny " C o a e i n r ani little tired ind nervous^ I tried te sing the England's hi roes, toe residences of men of
self anchored in . Dinah's ibhr.tub w l i c ! I entered. .
sad sweet i Id song as best Ioould. When genins and lower. I revere them, delight
The largest che;k ever Irawn, in
f
it was end >d, Mr. Gaseolgne made no re- in them, do homage to them;but there is to
was palf fullofi water,^with j u s t hi'
J saw a long low patmlledreoinwith
Is country ,was that give 1 by,« ay
mark, but 1 at silently watching me, as if he me Only one home that is perfection In the
feet and bead visible above the si< ie« dttip-reeeesed wuidows, lit by the dim Ug]
ould to Thomas Allen for the l i o n
expected I should simply go on until fur- wide world. Ever s h W I saw i,t first S t
of lamps en the center dinlng-tabl*.
and Wholly unable to •extricate l i e
ounttiin railroad. He paid $2,000,tiler orders, S o l struck the notes With a Gabriel's Gijahge has been that perfection
gi (wingslre burned on an ancient heart
Self.
• • • • • : ;
•'.••:]••••
00 for it and handed A l l e i a chdck
firmer
ha*
I
and
tried
"Bonnie
Prince
Charin
my
eyes.
ai
>und
which
painted
tiles
teld
the>tory
<
>r that amount up in his asceptance
"Come bere, Sam,11 he roafei
" with I» ringing refraiaJ« seph and his Brethren; and the blaze wi
''Tojbe CorUirmtd.]
if the offer. Allen looked s t the pa"come hero ae)d help me out."
reflected by tlte silver and glassoa the tab! % iBrlle. C larlie, wba wodiia follow tb*ef .
King o* th« Highland hearta, bunule Prince,
er that represent* d this va it amount
Sam se^tng the j predicament h
and yet more strongly by the burnish
A Fair Show.
Cbarlel"
,
master was iaf and knowing he coul breast-plates and helmets ef two knight
''Yes," 6 lid the eld man, as once more I
We were sluing in front of Taylor's ,nd said: "Isn't tl Is a goo I deal of
gures standing between the folds of tl
not harm bim for the present at leas'
obey for one mun to h a t e in one
-"; es, words like those I dare say my grocery on a summer day, when a big
ipestry curtains that shaded the wlnd< >wi
came slowly back, and with the
11 mother sang. Her son Was one of
tank?" "I [don't know," replied
black
,
hog
came
nosing
along
the
t the head ef the table satmy employe]
Chi rtie's followers; you can see, hist
Bistanee of Mrs; La Faryf and h
ould. "Perhaps It is. Le, me have
r
r. Gaseolgne. '
' \.
th« re on the wall with the plaid of gutter and started on a now train of |bo check.": Allen then bunded the
daughter, who. hearing the noisev h
"I am (dad to see you, and welcome y
alKmt him.: The Gascolgnes had thought In the crowd of loungers was iheck back to Gould and he handed it
come out to oscejrtaln tho cause, uu
S t Gabriel's Grange,1'!* esid. "I »u
ll( roe than money then; but he was a mun from S t ' Louis.' and, after
ceeded ia getting t&e master on h
Wer to his office be y, saying 1 • 'Here,
se you are aware Icannstrlss to receft
ns loyal ar il brave as toe best of them. Miss
feet; His abgfsr was oonslderib
>y, take thie cheek to the bank and
eu, also that tarn not accustomed Invarl
Thornk" I ie broke off sharply and briskly, watching t i e porker iov a while, he
coolod off b y the involuntary bath, an
tobaVea ladftedotus honors of
my* tho cashier certify to i t " And
"will you pleased push up that chess-table romarkedli
the ludlerous side ef the bffalr .gi
ler
from t|i« v IndowV—and. If you have, no ob"I wondor if that hog over had a real the boy wont out and
The oaly other person In 4he room wi
uajly dawning upon bim,' he smjl
jection, w 1 will nave a game."
good
time I n a i l its MoP"
Id serring-man, who stood sehlnd,Mr.
Rapid Elaratlon.
in spHe of htnis^lf; and then as
••Hogs alius have good times,, 1
Igne'schair.
|
Avery
eld
man
Mr.
thought of his ©jwn absentniindednei
; '"• j :• onAPtBB uz. . • • '•
When the touch or iri the Hollo way
appesredUbe; bat I could see 11
guess," rot larked the village cooper^
in sebdlng S i p on an.erraiid wltho
junty district, Caunoctlout, opened
I did ss I was told, and sat opposite to
anefments of toe tow, shrunken s
who hud k looked o/T work, and oomo
any instruottons. the oomio side of •
Mr.
Gtisoo
ftne
at
the
spindle-legged
chequere school house ibere he 1 llsoovered
r though It was, ths traces of a ham
lopped table.: M was about nine e'cleck over to heir some polltlos.
took;possession pf hlra,/until he
at,- a caller was ahead of him.
At
iemeyeoth. Aolean-flhsoen'chlnand'wi
:
thenv 1 ind re played for en hour and a half,
in a chair ia a lit of hearty laughtoi
"I doubt it," sold the other. "He
mo time in tho summor V«oajtion a
derfeily bright eyes, that hardly seemed k
while
pur
lonversation
was
limited
entirely
which was mcreased by the woei,T
rsonlrs the aid! of bis gold^mmed double
must feel Ms degraded position In life, hunderbolt wont nto the totise;-tore
to the tee! inlcalltles ef the game. I soon
gone ekpreHiim of Dinah's face a* a
•reglass, might still have detracted fi
tho floors, knooked the desks into
learned to rt Mr. Gaseolgne did not approve and so he cannot be happy. I wish I
usaspeet ef sge haditabt bwmfor
scrambled to her feet, rolling her ey
ndllng wood, went .thiough die
could
do
sfmethlng
to
make
him
feel
of
a
word
telng
spoken
to
interrupt
the
proin a dazed sort of way, and oxolainf* Miehsunt texture of his skin and toe
hole ouirrioulumqf studios in geograg r e s s ^ play, and I scon discovered also that life i i worth the living."
ing. ; as she jexnmlnad herself. an[ feet whiteness ef his scanto hair, His 1
thaf h 1 wa 1 a remarkably good player, and
phy, seoond-olaes reader, Daboll's
woe
ef
olMMhlened
e
a
t
a
dresscoat
ef
"Fust
mun
I
e
i
^
r
saw
who
pitied
a
found no bones bnawen:
"De ht
aattene make, aid eabroitersd black satin that h) de' oted ItliiiMelf to too game with an hogl" g r u i t e d the blacksmith, who. irltbmetio, grammar and sjieller, and
hab mussy. bat hit do seem i as if di
eager Intel slty 1 Had never seen equaihid.
graduated through one of thi 1 windows,
Usteoot, on w) deb sheae* thick wate]
Had i ate and fortune depended on es eh ought to hi ivo boeif taoking a sh"* oh taking port of tho sash oloni f.
stick ob Massy Cuaael's heaby as
ain wtta a ban Eh ef seals, and a high bli
move, it ot uld no| have been made more «b> a waiting mule., .
saw-lawg. ao'l hard aaer rook. 'Peai
cumsiectl;; my pieces Mere taken with
"Yes, I do pity bim. I've been down
laik I war doiofilled.dead at fust"
.re you see 1 my n!
IssThornet
The Oei
Chuck es < f enjoyment, and he would cry myself and know how il i is. Taylor,
heaskeasM he learved with-dexterity
A
pair
•
of
rhry
jtry
chul
<
"Chec
t
n
n
an
accent
of
real
triumph.
h a v o y o u g o t a n y oherry whisky t"
As; for. Sana, seehsg tha danger
foirh in front of him. ]
J
asedbi
Encased
In sc«
scarlet
I cannot say heiplayed the game as if to
"Mighty little, if any. More oherhimself past he rolled on the grounl
"Yes, ,, lansw 1 red;* , l hare seert th
A pair of little stubt
forgot] It w is simply a game. He played as ries ti&h srhisky. I gueeil.^
Lady Martin Fjoiieroy was good enough
a$d kicked vb his heels in such an e
With rather doubt
If
all
Use
were
j
indifferent
and
this
t
i
s
•ill
you've
got
two
quarto
of
cherries
give me some sl ght sketch of my dutii
uberonco of g l e e a s only a darky!
A
little kilt, a Uttle
great
garni
of
life.
As
we
played
the
second
which havb been in liouor^ bring'm
But, as I have n « had, much experlea
showi.
.';•;'
Cut as a mother
match. I n >tlced he invested the pieces with o u t and 1': 1 give you a lialf a dollar.
hope yon will gr 'a me inrther lnstructloi
Captain jBajtyer'sto;
A tittle
dlstlntt personalities, and seemed even to I'm going to make that l o g happy for And lol before ua
sbr."
• •
' ,- j
•••' '
he future's "o
on his <way home,
ped ib, passi
cherlslipeisonal spite againatsbme whteh t w o h o u r a r • ( " . ' . . .
I wonder wbi X she 1 mows about them'
eyes, perchance, will read the stars,
be woi tld 1 tcrifice to blind me and forwa rd . The grocer g o t the oli errles, which
when the Col aed related to him Sam"
Id the old min. "i! will tell you fi
md search' their unknown tlaya;
hisdeibim.
, -i ;
frulttess ei ndi he enjoyed a heai
MtssTborne, At the present tl;
had been lying in liquor for a couple
chance the humat. heart amjl soul
I ha I Seamed from my brother, and! hi id of years, ahd the S t Louis man poured
am not going ¢0 say another avoid ui
lough at his neighbors .expense, ani
bad ga mles now and again with old Men is them out 1 ito the gutterf for the hog. ; Will open to their rase;
dinner Is oVer. You e m devote thewb
sald;i
and with lAdy Fenwick; but I was nut They were devoured with astonishing Perchance their keei and flashing glance
of your attentkti to yo n*. meal, as I prefJ
'•You ,need( ndi blame Sam, as
equal 10 th > task of meeting an antegoni st avidity, and the porker stood and r. Will be a nation's lght
to
do,
and
we
wi
1
talk
afterwards."
errand would have been ufielese an;
such i s 1 J. Gaseolgne. The earnestaejs
Those eyes that now are wistful bent
Taking this to be nothing more nor I
way, from thie fact that I have beep^ than an order fo silence, I held my
with V hicl he deratedhimself te theganie, looked at i s and hungered for, more. j On some '-big fellow's" Use,
1
It
woe
dou
ited
by
some
if
the
liquor'
away from hdme sine? yesterday, anf and eonftned my eonsld nation, as
tho vindictive eigemess with which he
Those hands—those 1 ttle buay liands—>
am just now returning."—-ArkansaT to the tempting dishe 1 brought see by the waged the Irnagin ary warfare, half startli id would affet it him, but/after a~few|{minBo sticky, small and brown;
utes he liegan to Ifruk andjpliay,
me;
aid
y<
t
l
won,
simply
because
he
chose
Traveler.
p
grave servant * ith surreptitious gbtnces.|t
lose hands, whose c ply missk n seems
and
was
svidontly
lunder
the
into thro w a ray a I night rather than with' it
Mr. Gaseolgne a id the | details of the a;
|
T
o pull all order d« Iwn-—
fluence,
•
f
mateniykng.
r
A • ,-I
ment,
Who knows what setjret strength may be
' RI1H StoeainK*.
V
"That
does
me
good,"
said
the
don"Th;t
w
11
do
f
>r
to-night,"
be
said
then.
There were some choice flowers ta
S Hidden within thai t clasp,
"Yduiuive beatei.me, Miss Thome;' but I or of the cherries. *|He is becoming Though now 'tis but i taffy sti^c
Silk stockings were firai worn
largeepergne in the center of the table,
will
do
bet
er
nex
t
time.
You'll
be
a
good
lightnearted,
and
life
will,
now
take
Henry IL of jVanoe. 1647. How.
ranged without any skill or teste, and
In sturdy hold thej grasp.
player wit! 1 plent rot practice. Goodn%ht" on new charms to him. Hang a man
sayaj In 1660 tjueen Elbstfbeth w;
noticed In a recess by the are a small hi
Ah,
blessings on thosi little haitds
*Oo<& 1 lght 1 lr«" I answered. "What whoWon'tglveahoglshow!"
backed piano. But the room neverthel
presejnted with a pair of black
Whose work is yet undone I |
time
sl
all::
begin
my
duties
to-morrowf
*
\
Just
then
the
animal
uttered
a
did
not
look
as
though
it
had
a
mistress.
silk ptockingjs' by her stlk-wo
id blessings 09 tho ie little fe >t,:
ho|»rso "woof!" and charged for the
: '^Lurch itone. Till then do what, yon
Mrs. Montagwe, and she never wore Afterwards I learned that those flowers had please.
i'
Till the housekeeper of anything crowd. , We scattered and he entered # Whose race is yefe anrun I
been
ordered
from
the
hot-hoase
in
my
hoi*
cloth ones any! more. He adds th^t,
that yc u w int ai d, If you don't get it, let the grocery, took two or three turns, l[nd blessings on the? little brail i,
J or, and that the piano had been toned the
Henrv VIII., that magnificent and e*- first tune for many years because of
me kni >w. I don11 suppose you will see my and ehot put and down the streot | T h a t has not learn, id to plan
perlepced prince, wore ordinary clo
nieees intl I after lunch. Do you knew yeur Esquire Smith woe coming up, and Whate'er the future lolds in at1ore,
coming.
i ! .
hose.) except there came from Spai
God bless the "con ing man I '
I liked the look of this room better than way at out the ho we yet? If net, ring! the the hog charged and upset him. He
.by g^eat cbattce. a pair of silk stock! the brightness of the elegant drawing-roop sell; if ym do, rli ig It for my man." ;,
jpomerville Journal.
then headed" for a horse and baggy in
ings-J for Spain' very early-abound
jt miid-4 ervant appeared with the man, a front of Spyder's, crash against the
down-stairs. Its half light and big fireplacs,
Uow to Cat a |H*tr nfaitreos.'
in silk. His ton Edward VI. m
its low ceiling and heavy curtains, seemed trlhipbasiiUt-facKl girl with the showiest horse's hind legs and in another moAn {Augusta, Me,,' man v ho! is the
ment there wai a runaway. The
presented with a pair of Spanish at; warm and friendly; the "glittering dinnei> otmob -cai s and 1 nuslln aprons.
"If ysuilease, Hiss Annls desired, me to widow Watkins was sailing along with proprietor of a hi ir tonic. Is getting
stockings by his; merchant Sir Thomi if plate was cheerful, the atmosphere comfor V
€raUam, and <be present was toon ably heated and pleasant with the scent of ask yoi 1, u Iss, If I here is anything I can do a dan of kerosene in, her band, and Ipsome testimonies to siring upon
yen," 1 se told ,as,wlth a little brass lamp the hog ro|lled her off tho walk as if
ie suffering p u i l l a ?On» of his
rnoeh taken notice of,». consequent y the flowers, j Of Mr. Gaseolgne my glances for
inherlianl, she led me round toe gallery
the invention 6f knit silk stockini^ taught me little more than the first look hi d anddo m hecor Idor to my room. "I have she had been struck by a locomotive. rlendii who loves « joke set t him this J!
dene, for the long table and the flowers diHe then charged a double team end.
came from Spain. Othors relate t h |c vided us. When dinner was over, he moved, a e n p o f d ocolatuready for you,and I was started them off, dove into GayiordV fery sweeping indoreoment, which
William Rid^r,! a London apprentio)' by the aid of his stick, into the deep arrn- to slee] 1 in your' (Iresslng-room, If yon bad dry goods store and oi»t, and the old nay bs printed oh the outiide of tho
jk (over and may noti "E oar Slrt—.
seeing a t the house of an Italian mei ehslr by the hearth, and^addressed me on
OOkibJictkB,"- '•
man Sabln turned ]in from Elm street
few days ago I aceidenta ly spilled
ehani a pair of knit worsted stoekin
Bjljr last Uibug its tha^ night were kind just in time to be lifted throe foot high
»me of your hair hatch* r on the
"Now,MissITiorne.kindly cornea llttje ones of Ai nil Fa quhar; but all through my and rolled into a puddle. >
from; Mantua, from thence ingenious},
dreaml I wishaw ited by knights and castles,
Straw .mattress a t ' m y lodgings,' on4
made) a pair Ilka them, which he pi
nearer, and let me have a look at my nei
kings and jueens thwarting and punning
Fifty b e o ««re out and after the rhen I returned homo I found a hail
sentod to the; Earl of Pembroke, an secretary." - '
" 'L by se* 01001.1 fforte to solve impossible porker by this time, but hd started anI went to him, and he regarded me crltli)
rt^s."
„ , . I.
were! the first; of the kind made p
[blot 101 nd to 1 lace my pieces in attitudes other ruonwey. upset a baby carriage,
Englhnd. Ifi6|l.j The weaving of t h e n *liy.
J
of dsfewSe whlol Immediately proved to be and knooked the register of deeds off
Tne fthortest tpeeeh.
Tes,MJie said,,"! think you will do;
was invented; 1A80.—American Culljir
mores Inti the. hands of my adversary. his pins before wo cornered him and
ttfs on experlrnfinfc-sn experiment Y|.
What the Detroi 1 Free FWss thinks
b
vator.
1I
are the ilrst.youni lady. I have bad In tost Never ootid fit. Gaseolgne himself have got a rope around a hind leg. Then sust be the short© it speech m t <-<>i>ord
a ore harasi ed and distressed te mind everybody wa* mad and wanted
capacity, and Impossible we may hot suit
indthat, too, miide by a v..:.^.-,—li'
each ether. But I think perlwps we shalL*' by crlis «f "Ch »kl" and "Checkmate I" vengeance, but whoa they came i t lieard of in Indlani L A womti» ^ ullced'
! ' I»> Ks^owra Them Both,
thah I wis tha night And, strangely look for the S t Louis man ho had
Whet
he
saw
In
mo
to
bflnghlu
to
tlik
Teaohor—Johnny Cumso. if • yo^ir
Venty mllos to h lar a ser u<m. and
enongti.lt vasno\thsmssterofStGabnel'i skipped.! He, howover, tloffc tho mesdecision I oannpt tell. ,
j
father can do| a! piece of work in sev<i^
lie
pastor was so ileosed-at this apGrengc,
in
r
actui
1
antagonist
and
my
emsage
tor
the
public,
saying
to
a
boy
"IwUltTTmyberttonleMe y o u / I
ployer, who wai ray adversary} put the who bad shinned up an awning post preciation that he oallod upon'her to
day, and your Uncle George can do It piled, for his gaze was not unkindly, if k
laugb|a tt nuani I tunes more mockmg, and tobe out of danger:
all the congregatl in how i h o came
in nine days.]how;long would it talc^ and the Words had a complimentary rli
toeisoornt il eyes a thousand times flercerj
ere.' Rising slow y, sbo looked them
both of them f I ,1
\ about them quite foreign to their literal li
"My son, if you haven't adopted •
of Ladir M irtln I omeroy followed me abovf
vfir with great solemnity. and soldi,
Johnny—TheVy*i«3ev<ir fret It donjs.
motto
yet,
lei
me
Jhrow
out
one
fos
and rejolo d ovei my helpless struggles.
sit down In that chair opposli
They'd sit around and swap fish sto;
your {llgeation. It is: *Give every»> a'l hoofed it," fhqu alio lat down
aware you, have' hod a jourae
1 lie hex; mon Ing my memories of the thing a fair; s h o w / "—New York Ban. I gain.
riea—Epoch.
do you think of the Granger'
ev^hlng sepmed s|tranjely unreal, audi but
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i Ideal noap for
r n irqii
RxuMtk.
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PfjINC^M o r j i f B W K K K .
M i x > and Flmiimli»f l>* vlult ttm rt<
Air* K L B I I B I vidtutl
friend* at Ann IIVI
«•<• iw j.\H»U»tt, f !
's j
j
J V W fn-rt week,
•„
«
J'ltigj rfoliiu-isp' oiily'$»wsrttj n foot at
<;•!»>. Breiiriuii of Adrian v foiled wllh j.;PKi.«i:ft;,'«> |".' ' - j ' • • - ' • ; " ; L ' •*
fri<'tuU h<*r«* over Sunnily,
Ml** felfeft fflrt'lJeJ. r d t n iiwi lwhii* frorti
"Mr*. 1^'diii'tin! of Adrian vlxlti-d in < '<ilbra^t • h*t, pin uhliHj.
; ,f. ,''
!
|> A. Matthew*' till* Week.
4JIHM|[ lllo <toirW, di'. pur IfJ'uf A .
Mr. atid M I V Wni. M'uMitt o f Belle. liAtt.Kifpi.' ^ - -; I ;• •• ;
yil'ii \i*lli'4 u! Albert JleeviVtjt|* wet'k.
Klllt»M T. KWiin t . r U o t n l l
, Mri. A, ( 5 w fia* rntni'ii" I fruni m u n i part of 4 oiNlay hi 'Iwjitohi^ ,
w-f'kV \ i*ll a m o n g frjeinfo about Yn*i-. lii'rtil'll i\ i'ag ('MjiW^lit* oiily
r^iitt•
'
pt\1' ,va|t.f.ai J u l K f ^ l . j l i . i i ' * °Ml».« (ir.T'e lhrWen of Monroe wa« the
hi'<>,:ty, H. hliu'iitif ;wi»|ii t«'
ginM of M m l)oi*ii Hmnffts o v e r Ivm-'
<iuy.;
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.'
The W. C. T. V. will meejiit lh«
it nil- of Mix Kdwln Lailg* on TrYldav.
30.
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CAHLETON.
nJW ri ufriy
wv^lllt, •
11 v
i
3 15 •>»
rucwin)!. io KiMiiid tiif winta-r
Moii'ttf ill wool Hcarli't u m l c f ^ } at:
M i l CB^TTKiB*
THE SNAIL.
Orln C^klns U building |i ifliioibrW
%mw6.
• ' ( k
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J *A SIIM'^ JiwiliU c m i | W
* s ti jaatt fliji
thii I W
;rl»ii|» a* W . l i H a Coid.Dl
4, Tt
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^
<:piuk «i>J4JA)l!»"«»«tuol|din (Fvll^y
Home (jf our teachers i iw ultind nit
tihe examinations at MonhiH toilay.
1
wi»h to examliwa mnil,
fayg
Wfc 'y'i* '.,.l>0DllrtSI*i^; ,>,,u^ Zlllft
lijwUtt
him 011 A plooe of ghum. If
ftj«» Ivd ittilinal. anil coiiMict with
utiid probably hid uciis |t hlfn
lining which would rosjult In u*
IIHI ltitf tho hitiul or ;bon v ok tho
tho kitchen rango.l Iho uool
ttiij.tff. i i» glass will ho agriiimHo to
,.1(1.- HJitHnliiuJ and ho will traviil p|iae«,
' nljf; aJo isr, rtij-ldly oxpitml nif i-urid
fvictiiitj, hi* bi'Qud, wtidcOifl-like
Our enormous stdck of Seasonable
now
f'-.
'i
The tiien »iw Utll! busy thitwilijiigel(«[•
:
#f need, which lsiVjm<*|i:»M»(i|Mltw yiwr-.J
.-And now' ittir friend B, 15, mmftjii
ptfrit, sflrsrW- S T O C K O F
Curtice., Ohio, (hay ctill lilitisidl fidlici;.
Tim chltdls a hoy!
,
«1
:
The wriiwr Is Informed of lie^aiirrliiig
of Missoula Aselsllue to i Mt| Shalil
of Vassar. We think the «eihl|ig tour
should im-Iiidu it visit to thif hl'l|(ni foi*.JOt
nter hoiiie,
i l l s h o - n i ai'e Rrotruded i t a i | n Yijmr frletids m a y not k i 4 w m
•uJ' l i i i - T M a n n e r , iind if a ling i r i s Wiiw iftivermore ^om^lclc. matte in the.Intent style.* nu t tin- n o w e s | faWlcS
they kti(|>w what they W o u h l d o if 'they A: ii*u in front of hlim h e will i i w l i i b l y
{•
on uutll tho-je feelers "con ie i n
t
w.ei't» In y o u r jdtice.
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tontu'l«»
OUMMUK t O l i N f t l . l'KOl|KKl)||lN(W.
FOR MEN, BffifS AND CHILI
v.-
lit A. ItAri t.EV'M,
• ' '
Mr. <M'f*. VV, Crook tmnh« it
vl*it to I j a l l i i ^ o n l a ^ w i j i ' k .
M J X t'ottV nlcki'l ji'laU'fl, ttkt,' irpll
'its vltiid 'fi wri and w a v e d a b o u t in t'he
I Wyiindolt« Qui, 84,1*11.
oiilyiji.^'. piM'wl'ui Ji*ii.\ Ft;U'i')itM. ,
Ailjoiiriiiid reKidar uuM'liiiK of tilt, k'oninioii "-ft
to s e e : t h e obstruction : liot-tj
.M2»*!illanrlii' Muiij^ir ')'» in' p k r o i t tonmll. I'renidud over by tlio inuyor.lloii. Wil).i I «41*1
_.
ft r o a c h feeler c o h t a n s ut ^ts
Cftiii|.tH-II. . .
: • • . ' . - . ;.'|. .. i -I
attt)iKll!n]f the Biwinns.* ijidvemlty
4,] a .Annil, imporfect. but d i l l d i s IVBSOIII—Aid. Hlxlfr, ClnrkLCrujiiivr, prciiuiin
.Jn.*t' IHlink -(M iityli»i«.|^»tU'lt»g>tov«S.to M » r « , Willi h e r , W a l o i . l t . Wullur.
•irii Id'er'»jf«* w h i c h is e a p u b l i of AltOil MIOIIKO « f A M . Midi-x Ihat ilio Ji iriials of
*i'l<'«t fNiin at J«»iiN KtxUKifK.
/Itg: Ls'h in £ b e t w e e n l i g h t aijid (itrkOul. 21 im<| 1CI Ktiunl iiti|iruvi-il tit iW renu.j
• '.Call Vi V. IK SiM»'/.< kdiH f
O n m m i j . i i o f A i d . Prt-tniiui Unit I l i e |i
JSSj
M"fc
f rJ>tv J. W. Berry fo h a v i n g a big d r i v e
lit i l l - veterinary bunlm-ei, 'being railed
in'all l»'irt*-of iln« i-oMHty.
'I'll'1 I'c-i'li'ii.'i' of Dr. XfWromlj U
n'-aring I'ouipli'iion :ilnl will lie a beauty
wH»'ii lini»iii'd. A. 11, S h e r w o o d U |>ilttlf.ir'in ilif tlnfoliiug tfMichi'H.
W. K. Nfwkir'i want-torn- large farm
IIII'UIIKIIHof tli« llro<l«|>,irliai-iil i t i k i n ^
':-A *ri:iH'k trianner of w i t h d r a w " ! f h i s
• •if i n n uiedlu-m *l/i> farm* in exelntuge liHI'lM'll [jilUC. v
1« h i r e m i d iltiMiliaruii t h r i r nwri m e n liu
t » tli.. c o n m i U t o . i m i lliv ili-partiiie i l .
fur other gum I |<r.jj»-i*ty.
O v e r $-10.(100 , Gi'iiiiMn' r;ig frirpi'i ^3it, p<n
I'.iiTi
l.s, tciry p.u.rioiis. H e doot \ i o t
O n m o t i o n o f A l i i . Dri-ini.in ( l i i i t , l h « | > | l l l | » n o f
A.' ^ A i L | C ^ . .
. i .. ,. ".
• 4 |ir,»p«,rty tr'.»-M«*-•-•-i fro in.
4lwi
bodily, into
heir
KHMIS & rinlkirk T r u n k (,')>., inkin ( t l i . i l j |i)>ri- Iw .....il th0';ii 'ha<fk.
l
Mii.-i K^ito f»(.'at{ v ^I'irolt was
H ftidotvttlk Imill o i l | 1 H - \v .-.1 MI j o o n JH/vipntll
^••wi-fli fro'ii li»'t-i- wi'iit- to T o l e d " on
liCO pUu'ie, but turns thd-iii ihijiila put,...
l^iwtl, l>ilw'.;.'ii O n k i c x l I'lie si (lilt U»;et<|tl I11S r^
r t " < < ! t _ V e v e n i n g : i l | i I ill'.">!".[ l i o n . W l i ) . part of t||» w«-(>k Vi-.liln}jJ)i'«fa
tw'l- ia/iiit: tarns d i e flugors of, a { l o v e
'o.r^-'l I " ••i>inniiU«« o n » l f r « -B.
!
' ",. •
Mi Kin!' - y. Ki'iinMii'iiiA • amliihiiic for UoM,.n.h
- A i m m i U s l b y l i d . M u r x t o liiy o n i t u b H f o r t w o . . i d ! iiwiii j ' i t o S ' hank ward. wirrkii
i, "
-' !-. •!
•'pi ' .
•»'•»'• ""'nor of Ohio, ttnd others ^jirtik.
Ti'ti IJ||;:PII K.-nt-' s t r i c t nil
T i e H,.'i ie'. creature htw a sensi? of
Am«iidiiii?tit liAtJ a s f.il1o»*»: . A>-c.j-|pniiii'.T;
i 'bin. 1.. I>i;:fr|iam. ih't i*>.v lecturer, rf^iilari.p-ii'i' "><)*•. to* clot-e.iiiit
aut - a l s o a fairly 'developed ear,
Jtiirx. \Vi.l> "ilt-¾. Jtuvii—IlljcU-r.Clifrk, Jilri-iyiuB, ?!.iiCl
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Wiili,ln--r, W a l t e r — » . \ t ,
I
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vil. » w;i< billed In'ii' for 'liii'>ilay »"• t-nrfhich lie* cl«)so t o tho^rootB « f a i i i s
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fo'lmv-Hli
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.1)¾. W i i - u n a b l e ;"> b e h e r e o i l a e t - i i l i ; i t ,
'J'IIITIJ |{»ri- at jiro-t'i|tf Ttvv
i l l s bitwlbhlg- a p p a r a t u s bi o f
lit-IH.
i l l l u l e r , l!!,irk, !)rcnnttn,"M.'ir.\. Vi'ultiifi-.JVV'.iltott,
'.ffr:ii• •.-• »-nt i-iiii;;r.-:1011--. bin'u ill Ject-.tiv i<-arlv'l lV4«-r : u : o u n aiul.lfhoro if
iWiilft-r—7. N i y s ( S - i u n r r - I ,
ji.- s h u p ' e s t - <ie',s0i-iptioii.
Looting
•iif-i- i . i t i n - IIIMI" 1 ' i i r i l i v .
Ji
J'.HII
c6fnnlifl»liiner's';r<sj)ort.
of fliphiijj'i'ia.
i
.'iirulu'ly ,at,;lU4 .1¾'.it sidle, o n o niiay
*'
,
T o I ' l u u o u l u i u n ualiniiij ol' t|H^-iry <>! W y f t i i The tiist fnll-si/t'tl b<*djittjiall
idi.ltB.
'- ; ; • ' - ...'
I .
« e - i u i i t t distinct h o l e ' Occ^iioi ally
'l h;-..-ta:'-i ami -'I'lj.t-^ari' "ouii to lioat
t l i e r m v i t U -ii-'iilil thCf'iUi'rw-itijrn-' ink- reimrlj
..',:i • »)'if' prtii'ii- -I'lionl Imililiii^. >o-'ay<l VniU'il Statv-» to \n> loiiii.|l at ' 4
:.;i.p.' iv* l|*«i 0. i-cnaa,ins O p e n a few
n*
|MHir'cMiiiiii4rH>>ii<*rof
-lliif
tdty,
o
f
W;F.4»d»lte
!
-:>>,."' i'oirtyr A Men.''si-, n- !ln-y have in-kr- | t l f i - ' i i t o r o p h • * • • $ . • < ) ' » .
•for Si'|>tcihlifr. IS91
ilioiii.uiti?, * n i then oloseaao;ain.
This
T
«.i a&
SVJ'I ,.:-.,1 :..i th-'. ptirp'isi'","!!' I n y i n g
I'he pri] die schools Iiav'e buen I'IU^-HHI Mra K t l r v
in t h e ci'iSatniV**
;i.-5 sijiif'lyt a canity
....
i
(HI
Mrs
O'D.iiiiiull.,
.
1..
i!;':i?iil <:-.:X.
r
»n at'c/'ti'lit of the prevaj^ince of scarlet
..... I Wl bo4y: itiw''whi<rh h e a l l o w s a peirt:t:u
Mr»" Kii'ilfiiitui..
1
ia^" r«i'ifiil:ir. nififlrHjj of tlnv fever aN.i diphtheria.".; . .
:At'!l
Mr K.iull.uiui..'.:.•
i in| rjtiiiii Ity of -air t o enter; " w h e n e v e r l i e
Jiihu*liei>4;|iii
.
.
.
.
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2 «1
V i
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lit
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!lii'.f")llowinjcortH-i'iN.
T h e stii ve mill shut d o w n for ^!p>|Witiif
\
MIK f l r e v n
„... ,1-<W th.iiiljs of I t / ' a.i o n e - M g h t mjl
MM.
A ( O - I - p n » s i i | c i i i ^ | ! ter TiH'-i'i ay after o n c o l ' i l i c licit
"• i ^ # • ''.-.-(1-11:
seasons > t r s U . i r d > J
.'.:•.. ilS-\
Wii-n.'a r^hae tbus ; founa i t d i w a j i h >|: - M Art'i'V Vicf pri'*i((clit. M i x (if-o. Ific' mill 1 ins e v e r Ji'id.
M r s Slircitl.".......
...... iM>
Mr» H a r d y
to.lii i.:te.'\5jrhe ke-jps i t . t h e r e uihtil
'•^iirjj<-"< s/i'-ivtary. Mrs^ A. ,Hi>rniair
:,... 2 m
il-Vr all'jiiiinkind in nicv designs.ainl popt
Mr. a n d M r s . Mark daijuith went to Mrs S l i t r i n
irtfjiiinvr. Mr*. ('. M. Mron-j oi-(r;iiii-tt
.1... 2 iXt its 6 i y ^ w j ia ei;hausto'd by h i s yi.tal'
Detroit iMoiidayjo (itteiid the; fit nerai' ojl
" Strs H a r d y
'-uito"
!!l h<" <))f."h (!e IK'"iv< I liv \V. VV'IU'IK; Mr. Jai|'iith's \ncphev\f. Mr. (
..: i (Hij prort srica; j w h a t r l m a i n s , , laden with'
Mrs'HIipritt..
reo.' L> MrB
... 2 » l
H a r d y .'.
• \\{".!s<>i» Miiii.fay' t-vi-niiift nl Fntt«riii!v H o m j d e a i.
.'.', 2 1», earibi.'iiic^ftaid; i s allowed, to o j c a p a by
Mrs SliM-ritl.
•A.
2 « 1 reopt liing t h e little trup-doOr., ahdl t h e
Hijsl, iim.Icr (lit- misjiiic- of tin* A. (). I ,
Th-jr* newest t h i n g s in J a c k e t s in J'iltsh. t'hev Jot.-*, (."lerrons, Stockinette, loatlo {
Ker. J . L. Hudson ftf Detroit'jure-sided M r s a r c o t l c . . .
_': 4 W recei: t a c l e i s filled b y anothem uupply
i'i'y. wa.s larjffly iittiMiili'd antl much a p - at the ipmrte.rly m e e t i n g of t h e _M. E Mr K i n i l l ' i i m n . . .
in late.+t s t y l e s tiMiHinctl witliAstrai-lr.in Fiir l e v e r s . niadf» with o r without Vest \
... 3 IX*
Mrs K n u l f t i m n
,.
;
)i{t>!-i;it<il hy all.
I»»>v. Ncwkirk a l s o church in this p i l l a g e that WHS Jii'ld o n Mrs o ' D o i i n c l l .......J....:
... 3 1 0 of p»iro\ai'.„
' D .-'...
I-'fronts.'.siiigk' V»r dtuible brhisied'.
W e handle the JH*KI-jgrades of I'luslies. W a l k - j
i.
2 (W
-•• iii?i.|c soul* vi.-ry p l e a s i n g remarks, and T u e s d a y ifterno^rfi. M r g K e l l y . l '...
e r s o r ^istor, w h i c h a r e ftillywairnilitcd;
If you eonj^niplaie b u y i n g a Pltjsh |
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inoulh
is
armorf
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H.-fli-h i-n-dif i« dm' tlnlyoiDig liulh's w h o
j [
....8 (Ml ^tongie,
\ - h i c b "re^enibles « long, Kacqtieot* J a c k e t , consiijti with lis.
M r H h n n o n , r e n t J Keciifini....
Comphtint
has
been
m
a
d
e
already
be-,
; r-t.willingly as-iisifil iii (lie uindic.
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fore J u s t i c e W i n . Sanders,'-, jr., against
V.
FINE FLANNELS AND W00LESS.
.. 4 oil: narrq w - ri >bon. coiled ^up i n j s u c p a ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
1
.1
T h e tir^i ipiarterlyi ine<?tiiig ofr this t w o m e n U v j i o wejit IninUng d u (Jrosse Mr B r r d i | { o .
.1 2 flOi- rnanr e r t h i t o n l y ,part of It c o n i e s Into
VIr» H a r d y . . '
.:
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F,ancy
(idods,
NothMi9
a
n
d
N
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v
e
l
t
i
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s.
Cotil wealfiei* gooiis rti^ver s o g o o d
i • .iifeintuee y e a r of tin* Carleton ami l i e since lit waif made a gaine 1*Tst'i've.
....11....,2 0 0
•« H a r d y ............^
*.
Distributed" o v e r t h e
....-. 2 00i u s e i.t o r o e .
id hover .so c h e a p , New-; stuck of !{<adie»'and Misse.-t'SliDK-S.
•»<otiel»l eirehit of thejM. K. churrh will
SlierlH..
\\
....„.,
.'...I... 2.'.UI; mirfa so of i b i s ribbop a r e tiny tepth.
:
Fifty Ladles' street j a c k e t s , Swoi'th
li«« h e l d at Seotieiil. Sittiinlay anil S i m W2 0O1 o n e a n ia. s o m e t i m e s h a v i n o ; a s n a n y
: , ' , - /
N e w line of tjie Leading Makes tjf
',-»"'"'''} ^! "lay. N o v . 7 ami *: Quarterly coufer- f r o m '$iM t o $#.00, reduced, t o $8.30,j
JERKMIAH
DftKX'S'vJCi
Ch«l
rnnui.
: , .
'. , '
,'''«< w e at 2 1-. M. S u t u n t y y ; l«^ve fniwt a t $4J«0 aiui1:$4.30. C o m e aud son. :j.
Bntnotion of Aid., Muler lliui t|irerupurt m«»d asSjOiOMJi.;' ^ .;
.
JwltX FE .DKK. :
itrovett tit im r«-iid.
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1. !ft-- A. M. S u n d a y , followed hy^preaehing
^U."o'qe"set;of toeth beciomes w p r n ,
iireel coinnitwionor'n report.
a
Sell Mprey and several oth« it Flat
ai^l ndmiiiNtrdtiAii' «|f thii Lord's nupf.> tlie ooiuuionuouiicll of tlie city oflWysn a w a y by leaf-outtinj/ a n o t h e r s e c ; l o n
Ite.
.-.;-,
•:
, J » T . T h e n e w preiid tig elder, K e v . f c . Koek wlu'efinen stopped iii " f e n t o n
o f j r i l b o n is uncoiled, and t h e tueth' For;wood Or ooal. Conic in ainl learn what satisfaction arid, eciiiiomy there hyhi
j lierewitli Kiibmlt tlie fitltowinu: iw mj report
W.. K j a n . will Jii'ipivsjeiit a n d c o n d u c t Tmisilay e v e n i n g , w h i l e o n t h e i t w a y t o
' • • - • • - • ' " '
Vtreet comiubwioner ol the city of Wyjuidolte w h i c i , b o f t r e were wrnpped up a t t h e tniiiiitg-with
W
y
a
u
d
o
t
t
e
.
Morey
said
that
.lie
had
• .-i he cerenionies.
A large atti'iHlaiu-e h
two Week* prior lo the 2l»t diiy of Qutober, back of tlie m o u t h c o m e f o r w a n t o
his
p
a
r
a
c
h
u
t
e
with
him.
^
• h-«ired. "
• I
»l'»tlmi M»ro.o»rdt. 10 dnysiit SI.75... .,.1.317 W tan:e thjjlr turn in pi-essin^ t h e iood
*
1
^
N o (piorum w a s present last T h u r s d a y
M Uolib,SFk d»y» at 91.1».
. 1 . . » 4« ajritlnst th« horny npjiier fuu-fi,ce of t h o
^
XKWl'OpT.
e v e n i n g whet> t h e t i m e chine/for c a l l i n g
Hlrader, '/'»day»..
..h. 3 44 m o u t l t anil t h u s cuttlny: It in clear i n ff I/embreuht, 3 day*,,,
,......
L. 8 75
IfolK'rt Cliapiuau w i U l u N e w p o r t t h * the special m e e t i n g of t h e c o i ijcil to
o i s i o r s . I,. ( '-" , .'-,
- ''•
, lirHt of the w e e k .
.
oHIer. T h e next m e e t i n g null be t h e
oiiii......,
i.
i
.i.....i.»Ml5
Thi 1 s n a i l ' s s h e l l i s a ho^-ny covoi I n ^
ork dohe—Koad »ork on Plum nnd Seventll^
Hextus Fflnt and wifo visited relative.s regular o n n e x t M o n d a y eveninif.
IU. onf culvert and one nldewalk nb Tluni whicl s e n e s t o protect h i m ajja.nst
: in T'ile«lo t h e tirst of, the w e e k .
,
j : A. M a c K l m m i e lias i n his, d r u g
Hevenlh street^, one, culvert on Vftnn «nd hht in mere us foes.
81ugs a r e s i n p l y
Mrs. Samiiel Aduiiis in v i s i t i n g her stijin w i n d o w a dlspl(iy of ho use: plants, Tl^rd street, clemiliur dllolien on Superior uve•nalla
whiuh
l
i
v
e
a
retired life, and
HUT,
one
culvert
on
Che«tiiul*lreet.
E
an
Ivy
that
ail
a
d
m
i
r
e
for
its'
size,
a
' M> is, w h o live in. Detroit, thin we.ek.
Ke>peclfullyniihinllteda
leopard plant in b l o o m , l>eautiful foliC H K l s m N MAHQU.1KU',
j c o n u e i u e n t l y n e e d n o c o v e r i n g a t alL
F a r m e r s a r e huny d o i n g their full
age p l a n t s and cactus.
j
Street C'oiomly oner. • T h e sliell of t h e snail i s built u p f o m
p|.«wiiig. Tlie g r o u n d 1* in gooil coudlOn motion of Aid. Clark that the repoi t be re- l i m e i n t h e plants o n w h i c h it fe ids,
Several lioat* a r e e x p e c t e d t o . lay u p 'ferred
ii««n.
to oomiiitttee on claims and aueoin ila. - ,
for tlie w i n t e r here at rreiitoii; iind i n QnmntloRiof Aid. Woloolt thnt tile following a n d t h e creatures a r e n e v e r fount o n
I h e next LiMliew* AidH<H-iety m e e t i n g
dejnl there a r e fiiw l e t t e r place* for lay- btlu be referVed to ooeatnlttee on clahii* »nd ao* soil w h t ) h p i d d u c e s no l i m e
wijl IM- held at the residence of Mrs.
cotintaaiid they liavea'recea* of live IU ijiiteit lo
- . . ^ - , - ^
;;./
• ) :
;>e*Ui.s Flint, o n the aftef-iioou of N o v . i n g u p than T r e n t o n o n a c c o u n t o f t h e pr«tk*re thet^ report
c h a n n e l Inside the marsh; i n th IN c h a n - LoSls Wllluijui, rbruahl4S6i 1 Ml of lliu i, :
i
KverylMwIy e o n l l a l l y liivlttnl.
A
n
o
l
d
W
o
m
a
n
Mlng-lutf.
\.
-'
4
nel t h e l*>at« a r c out of t h e float tig i c e . / «.«»-, one aet of snapl»,30u.,..
Sweet ar > tl^e nong» thnt I. have bearil ' '
flteanier Klverildef
.).....J.-t...
„.....
" Mrs. F o i l Manor, wlio<«t hiwhand died
Mrs. T . J . D u d d l e s o n of S a g i n u w W E I.ac«y. lupjbi r.
.1..... 12 (1 From ; n en boughs and the building lilrd;
- I n T o l e t l o th« latter part of the Hiimumr,
visited h e r brother a n d sister, C a p t a i n NeJlta& Motierta, iewer crockB..................,-12
: hast moved liaek to her^furin. Sh« IWH a
Hart nroa., wood
46 tl Kroin •uiitlrtu Hj-bbliug o'er with turie
and Mrs. Win. t. Diujdleson of t lis vill- Oalvrrt
Llthograp ling Co
«...
4» (I While shop still held me half in swoon
i. tfrK" horse for sale 7 y e a r s o l d that
F o r t h e next 3 0 D A Y S I will m a k e t h e f o l l o w i n g ( ! A 8 H P E I C
I havje
age, hist, w e e k liefore retiirnlnti t o h e r JoaOirardin
S 40 And « i r l / t i e s huiume.l everywhere
•JJW'-IKIW a l i o i i t l . 8 0 0 pou in Is.
a n over-stipply o f these g o o d s a n d w } « i t o c l o s e t h e m will:
241S »1 Their b*cws/ba>« along tho air; h o m o in S a g i n a w , . Mrs. Dudille ion had De^roll Sheet Met" 1 and Braw Oo.i....,
Old Price. WjPrSc*.
After reconvenli« the following alderijien anf T h e wiud mill that Hohert C h a p m a n been v i s a i n g r e l a t i v e s In D e t i o i t for
•wiredrannail: It gler, Clark, Cramer, Dfennan, From lunteis ahd the- bnutlng-born
BlS&ELL
CARPET
8WEEPER~'t\\a
Parlor Qneen.
. . . . # Aft
il8(0
pin u p for Alliest Buhl in N e w p o r t U a several w e e k s p r e v i o u s t o this.
Marx, Waltiier, WJloott, Waller.
1
; Befon t t e d i y star woke the mora;
The I d e a l . . ; , . / . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.;..,
. . . . 8 50
i-oniuiete success.
W i t h a'siiod s t r o n g
Report
of
eoqin
Ittee
on
way*
and
meaps.
,
Died: W e d n e s d a y , Oct. 2». Mr»i Lncy
The Excelsior.....-'.........,'.-,;
tto the nulyor at: d alderineii of tlie olty bf.Yff4 From' MM tmen in ambrosial dusk.
. . . . 8 »0
wln«i it will run both grinders. T h e y
A. A l v o r d . a g e dTOyears.: Mrs. A l v o r d andotte: | *
". | v, .; W h e n , V <*hi r than a puff ol musk,
T h e ( A i r l a n d . ! . . . . . . . . . . . ..•.',.'•
..... 3 25
a w g r e a t ! } ' pleased with it.
1 10
We your comml tee on ways and mean«wnuul The bloato|u breath* they, drifted thro igh
has foi- m a n y y e a r s Ijveit o n t h e Alvoi-d
ALSO
H4BY
VAiiti— . . . . . 1 . . . . : . , . , , ¾
4(0
; Iluf. LalK'aii. an eflterprlshig farmer, farm a t s l o c u m ' s J u n c t i o n . R e c e n t l y report in .favor of i dmlttlnajthe bill of the petrol t|i Fell ot t « I X raucheej drenched with dev .
Sheet
Metftl
and
B
raaa
worla.
and
would
Ereeoiu-l
Bit)
w h o lives in Krenchtmvn, s h o w e d u s a h o w e v e r s h e hatl .spent h e r w i t torn i n mend thai a nen notebe'a-lven thenicdrverlnjr
!
. . \ € j
, OiUWRf
ifite. g i v e n t o O m a n Stoddard f o r a bal- T e x a s w h e r e s h e h a s relatives. 1 She e x - (b«, total1 indebtei Ineas to Oct. 9th, WW'. a|Bount- And suet t tlie strains thufecome t o m<
K
Up
On BEbROOX
WITS.
AW BEDS,
a discount of & p e r c e n t wB
nrt<-e'diic him o n a farm which Laliesiu p e c t e d t o g o t o Teijtas i n aba ut t w o Ing to 92,418.91 and runi^u« for a period of not tol When In^ jre i t memories I see
Ibogivei.
• '-SPEt'lAfJ A T T E N T I O N G I V E N T O
one month.
,
All thi 11 ull throated quiring throng
g a v e , h i m a y e a r a g o for $1,185 w i d e h w e e k s from the' t i m e s h e died Mrs. exceed
-..t
,'
FB'NKMABX,
Go str iai lini j ou the winds of song;
this v e a r s wheat c r o p paid and 1 he lias Alvifrd h a d a s e v e r e attack o f paralysis
I'
I
WM WALTHK
Her w 10 afar in upper sky <'.
i ;• J. DBENNA*,
I-itfileft.
H e s a y s he c a n s l e e p better last S u n d a y w h i l e r e t u r n i n g h o m e f r o m
- ;••
*
• : ' . " .
Committee,
A m i a F I N E HlJARStf in a t t e n d a n c e .
•; t ft
f i w , a s he o w e s nobody.
^
church, from w h i c h she jhcjver recovered. . On motion of Aid. Walter thnt Ihe abfave re-, Soondjd ;he wild Valkyrie's cry.
;
With i 6)1 len clash of shield and spear,
6 « s t S a t u n l a y night a IH»X social «'4s Mrs» A l v o r d w as k n o w n a n d respected port be referred to oomnilftee on chdma *nd ae-: Bingln [ t it only gods to hear;
i
, |-V ', |
\\>-"A at Mrs. Giuubee's hall for t h e pur-by e \ c r y o n e in t h i s vicinity aiid h e r ooonta.
Amended by Aid. Drennan that the re w t b e ! And hi >r vh< ou the trumpets Mare
• \f-yv of raising fHiidsto'reliuJld t h e s i d e - loss wiU -be g r e a t l y felt J hov \ l o n g a d o l i t e d .
I , ~
•:' '
."
'• ! i Bang ' A: ige k Ever Bright and Fair,?'
walk fr«»nt t h e church to the IM. C rail- tinje s h e t a n g h t a class of b o y s in t h e
Amendment carried nnantmonety.
.
H e r • « l e i , hi>r presence where she stu|od,'
E
|
B
s
c
o
p
a
|
*
S
u
n
d
a
y
schuol.
Hei
large
Report
of
doulmh'tee
on*
claims
and
aeoe
mil*.
r -aiT.
Thei^all w a s tilled a m i a s p l e n Ahead jrj lartf of augelhood.,,
To
the
aldermen
of
the
city
of
Wyandot
le.
. i M i i n i e w a » b a d . T h f Imxe* went like cJass and t h e ixjgularity w i t h Which h e r
We your sommltUw on-olalm* andaicwunts
>•< l l l
h'>s i-.ikes a n d at a g o o d p r k e , s o m e a s scholai-s attended S u n d a y school t b o w e d to <rhi>m wi a referred the following bill* would Bat ne ire • nftve I heard in«sorig
'
'.- .
|i!gh as %\~M.
T h e net pro* e e d s uf t h e how m u! c h the btxys liiviif and respected recommend hat they he pild..
Sweeti e« i and sorrow so prolong
^'
•
R . HjF. W A L T B I L
' _ - j • . \ \ , ;>• '•- •"'»<jning were $3(1, A n o t h e r sucial of tfie her.
Their I ui ig-H-as busheii music rings
BEST LUNG MEDICINE.
A. B. CLARK,
••'
-arjle kind will U- held at the s a m e
JOB. C R A M E R .
AlbuK 'it rating silver strings—
\
Recommended by the best Pbyitclana.
A large numlier of Ti"ertton people
.
.
'
.
«
,
'
C
o
m
m
i
l
e
a
.
o'w-e next Tuestlay, e v e n i n g , Nov.. It. a n d m a n y visitors atte(ide*f' t i e h o p
As whi a, wiih all her eighty years. ,¾
C U R E S A F T E H kjjb E L S E TABUSN
ChrtMian Maninnrdt...
.817 3 0
•(•Iv^rylxnly that c a n w a l k i-» t xpected to g i v e n by t h e " D a p h n e Dajneinge ub'I"' F r e d O o b b . . .
':.-,'.'.
.',
........,. 3 44 With alt iier'flreg long quenched in te^rs,
leasant and agreeaple to tho taste. Ladies; and'
E F 0
V- present.
A
littu
v
oman,
with
a
look
J
t
t
h
r
o
d
e
r
.
.
.
i
J.
.
.
:
4
.
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8
44
4
U i e ' C o m m e i v i a l hotel ball o n frit
Children take It with pleasure, Samples fr«j
Cha* Lemlircclit
......;................:
. 3 79 Like sc mi 1flclwerfolded in a boV>k.
;
<
GoNSUMprioN
e v e u i n g o f last w e e k . Early i n th J ev<
QruggiMs, or seiit by mall 10c. Address1'
M o n r o f C o t i u t j r It<*iu|i««
Louis Williama.
„................,.;. 4 49
1
8tr Riverside......
„.......,........:
- 3 0 Lifted i t ^inland piping tone.
55SS3SSSSSSSSSSSS
i
n
g
o
f
the
e
v
e
n
t
f
u
l
d
a
y
the
officers
w<
UB.O. J . FAT
« CO., Carietoo, Mleta.
'*<<v.\ M o u i l o n h a s deciilrtl t o with-.
And HI u he Isparrovj; made her moan,
R e p o r t o f tire c o m m i t t e e . " .
*
for tale by snd Simple BotUeiaaasss
free atltOHN §rR0«G 4
<!>aw the ap|H'al to circuit coiift of t h e seen m a k i n g frequent trips b e t w t e n t
W y a n d o t t e . O c t . 24, !lSM.
Fotget
til
that
another
heard!
l
•f
T o t h e p r e s i d e n t a n a m e m h e r s . o f t b e ct u i m o n
-tint, brought by the village <jf.' Dundee, telephoiie station mid tlie hall, while
Arid sn ag ^uj all her soul was stirred.'
uncil ol t h e c|ty o f Wyandotte. >
[
•
'< iii whieli he w a s c o n v i c t e d aiijd'tined for d i s t r e s s w a s written liponitheir f r e e s | | i 1c o O
e
n
t
l
e
m
e
n
i
T
o
u
r
c
o
m
m
i
t
t
e
e
Are
d
e
p
a
t
m
e
n
t
T h e c a u s e pf
«lis.ii-dei'l.v conduct a few Jitonths ago. u n m i s t a k a b l e colors.
w h / i w e r e i n s t r u c t e d t o i a e e t t h e ofticer* | o f ) h e And lli toning, ob. what joy aud griof
their distress w a s t h e nQii-appe irance n r e . d e p a r t m e n t , w o u l d r e s p e c t f u l l y r e n a
Trembl jilthejre like ;i trembling'leaf!
Hi- has paid his fine.
—
i
v
t
of t h e m a n w h o lrad b e e n engai ;ed t o y o u r . c o m m l t t e e 011 t i r e d e p a r t m e n t h
m e e t - The sti i i i | where llrsi -love fhrillwl the bjora
llaualsetaran- sail
ment
; Charlie "Potter, the popular] milk vc'n- play tirst iviolin. T i m e d i d n o t bring Ina/ w i t h t h e o h l c e r a o f t h e A r e d
! Daalsraln
Beneati
the
priesthood
of
the
stars:
, and
.. <l^r« h a s a n e w and novijl m o d e of water- the looked for g e n t l e m a n , s o the < fljeers t h r o u g h t h e i r a s s i s t a n t - c h i e f a n d s e s r e l
:
Mlrb>s&Gr*slt«|
^
,_.
.
.
.
.
,
alliar
they
acknowledged
that
they
were
not
fi
The mi nwur o f soft lullabies '
r
' in if lacteal Huid^-simply by s b a k i n g t h e looketl aixnind here in t o w n and found witn
witia the rule*
a* prescribed i by the ordlhance.
rules as
or"
;
Above iear ancousenting eyes; :
i) . . i i i e i i i the well. La.st Sunjtlay nioru- a m o n g the boarders a t the, hotel ajman Therefore,
~ * •-"—
'
spectyour
committee would' moat'
dflre The hy mis Where ou<re her pure soul ti -od
ihi»-i»t required tl«' ifiimhinedi efforts of w h o could nil the hill. B e t w e e n t n j a n d fully report that for mistakes made by
OOOD BCBBEB
In the patt. with tho promlfe that The hei ifhu above the bills of Ood—
BOaE
neveral m e n . H o d Pulve'r's bbn-ks a n d e l e v e n tire miVsic started u p a n d m a n y department
they will be more punctual In the perfortoanee All on h e quavering note awoke, j
eooM be bongtlt ten *
'.T»"'Sles and a good pair of horses to of the cn»wd of d a n c e r s d i d not e v e n of their duties in the future, we Would tUcfrefor*
yeatsa
i Anil in a silent pas^ton broke,
Building
|
I
ri'Mfne o n e of h i s 1-tOtidh. wojlght i-ows d r e a m of t h e t r o u b l e t h e otlicers if t l y report tliat thoy be not oensured.
And m ide that tender tune and word
,,-,•''•
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CONBAD BIOLER,
fr-W H e n r v I'arinenter's welL w h e r e c l u b had in g e t t i n g the lonsic,
:
Etc
• •>.. '
^ '-!••< A. B.CL/VBK,
The sw letestisoug I ever beard.
tr iltttot tn-iay contains III
l^etj cotvship manageil t o g e t aliout 34
'
n. H. V. WALTER,.
AlaifuMoekef l i . •old
Is atafe ntmUtr. With k«v
—Harret PrWcott jSpofford in Harper's
ComaMjti
Uhad work alwaji and
ff-'t below tlie surface of terra tirma. In
Are or sis years., It Is «hrap at t
: SOUTH KOCK\V<>oi>.
_. • B a ! a r . - - , ' f - \
"1
. ' . - ; •
On
motion
of
Aid.
Wolcott
that
the
rei
snteo that roa are fnttliu what ft*
ir.aking Her asceHsion s h e lost at least a
comnMtlee on lire department be adopted.
, . wofta
T h e Ladies' A i d s o c i e t y of Jtlie . M. E.
R£l!KJf
JsWlwngni
ffia.??* H
(iajr o f bo<its in t h e s h a p e o f tiowhide.—Reaolution. Resolred,that th«« oommlue* on
Wmdon trtqr
D|d
Any
one
Step
t
"
•,
Hrk
«
,
.
•
»
•
JtMfc
church will m e e t a t Mrs. Fred S h i r l e y ' s •treeta be and they are hereby InHtriicted [lol in
.'. [|)inid"e Ke|K>rter.
t
tal^OurOtim,
A Georgia editor, who is, also a
TMtlgate the matter Mative to laying o f r4%«y
o n T h u m l a y , N o v . 5.
- , K: M. Lewis- had. rather a nUrit>w es1UONBOB.MIOI I
track* oroMingOak drect at depot ou said itiectl, justice ot the peace, recently grant ad
,There
\H
t
o
bo
a
social
a
t
S
t
r
o
n
g
'
s
hall
!
1
3ORKNKAf
Q*t our
irprii-sf
I
M|>
. \\\nt from h e i i i g killed last Friday e v e n a
qua:
reling
couple
an
abholuto
11l re« shUr,
Wyandotte. Oct. 24 1SU1. ,
I i
: ( i ' ' , a s he wa-> r e t u r n i u g from liritton o u S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g . N o v . 7, fur t h e On
(hotlon of Aid. 'Marx that tlie rcsolul loll to voreO, says the Atlanta: Opntrtltuth n.
i o l)ui«lee.oi) his- v e l o e i p w l e o i i the rail- Isjiiefit o f t h e E v a n g e l i c a l churt h. A ttdoptfd.
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New business.
-'' i. ,
, , , •Mr. llailiff." heshld. "colloot thieo
ir«id tiiu-k. When within t w o m i l e s of p r o g r a m c-onsisting ^>f m u s i c a n d t h e
Reimrt
of
member*
of
the
Aredepi»rtrw>jt
of dOlliu'D out of the couple." "I tu )'t
iqi* ih'silnaliou a^pecia'l train that had play icalleit "That Kaiical P a t " will be
number of lire* from April, IMUO, unlU Oi
t, do it,' snld the bailllT. mouri fill y;
fiven.
and:
refreshments
served
A
l
l
lueij onli'i'i-d. cart'ving>>onie of t h e Olln
'''//';.' ) M ; \ S ^
On mollon of Aid. Marx (bat the roport.( the
•tliey, hain't igot a cent" "Ihor,"
•* U m i l y I'liine In sight,
itv k n e w It had utercsicd a r e requesU'il to bring c a k e
Ore
departmvnt
be
plaoed
<m
Me,
l*;ct|.oiilereil a n d y e t It ca'ne In sight T u r n o u t In full force a n d glv|j u s a
•aid tlia ed|U)rial jttstioa,"fetcli t i e
i hs counuit
nut Lthen
thenadjouriicil
aiUouriUMi.'
' niw-Xpected, H o w he got. off t h e veloci- large c r o w d .
T ' WMrSVLUVAM, City CI M*
ordlna 'y before me and rnako h im it.-s-"le
he cannot tell, lint! It w a s u o | an
sue o 1 cense, and I'll many the wo- Corner of JeaferHon. Ave. «m I
8amp!4frMtfto*m*nHHtMtpmie, t
ins?4ni t<io sooii. for t h e velocljMMle w a s
man to; the flrot mifn who's got thi so
BOSTON WOVEN HOSE C O J f a r W i f
ft***,
1
Hnnd-lpli
N
i
,
Mli'Tiii'lMied and threw his overcoat
Bttlfng and Puklsf, 22« DtventMr* StnM, I M I N I '
dollars 1 This court cftnt llvo-cuar. DKTROIT, - MieHIOAW
w h i u h Was o n It upon t h e c a r and e x Highest of all Iq Leaven! ; Power.—tLatesI U. S. Gov't Repoi
J. n, RICE, • .B* o; 8VUAOUE,
' f. ti!iia«l«lie«l t h e . l i g h t .
The engineer
Step u]i livo|ly, gentlemen!"
4 - ^ . A . * — 4t^p,tsisaXa.ia«sliMi|)l|l.,»,.
(^ ..lopjiK'.l (he triilp, (old tlm c o i i d i k l o r lie
Proprietor, i
i
0wk.
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One'
application
Mieircd Mf.3
V?rr r r « e .
j
1
guesMid they h a d killed a limn.
They
dENTR4.liTl,CfC4TED.
One
box
cured
iii«.^Aiii^«jLn#'
.. went ba.'k and found L e w i s (dl right,
Thf |*ee Methodist dliuroh of Alleln- Being wllhlu threa M|i nres ot the Btush "In1*
r
4• ,y
/
t>(il j n e t t y bailly shaken tip.—[Dundee
lown, 1'»., allows no one who. baton ;• Depot, where Oasseii|»r« arrive by theilraiu Htrong, Sibley'».
^ •; • R i - ^ r t e r .
Trunk, I«ke Hhore, and the Detroit, Oram
*9 •> swret society, uses tobacco »r Haven arid Milwaukee railroads.
Hui-kllu's Arnlrn Halvr.
f
wean lewelry to beebme A memlfer iof Three tines Of street sars pass the door—JelTer
l
I
i Prepared tyt I ^ » ' ' 1 ^ ?
•on avenue line (whiel connects with Mlchlirai
TIM- best salve In t h e worldj for Cnt«,
the coi g^egilion. ' •
'
Central depot)! the Irunibull avenue, and tin
Jfonz
Chemical
Cot* T r - A A * '
Hi nines, S<ires, f l e e r s , Halt Kheiiin.
Corfirreas and Baker sti «et tine*. Woodward »ve
37wl3
uue
and
Fort
street
Hoi
s
pass
within
two
square*
Fever Sores, Tetter. CliApmd H a n d s j
SInaleal Note.
Cniltrlains. C o r n s a n d all > * i n JJnip,
M B A L 8 , 2 3 CENTS.
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b
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a
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C
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Ra-nt-^Perdajr.N.SfltotlJiO. Booms witbou
to
do
fi
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4
y
voice?
P$y rojuirwl.
It in g u a r a n t e e d t o g i v e
.and
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Haw I—I shouldn't spend much On it board,OUDA
perfect s a t U f a e ^ o n , o r m o n e y | r e f u n d e < l ,
TT
Maneat bostnsss. Tb« ~
just
noivt
when
the
man
comes
a-ound
Will have lt« Proctor—The Senate.
P r f t w ^ l ^ e n t t j » r box. Fdr sate by
iMTWbWoMsonplledDl ._
you mi jht hjave it tuned.—ruck.
A good all rounij dauco—The polka.
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