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)^YUiNpOtTE| JlIGH.j iniDAY, AtAljail 18, 1892
V J . D . HAVE^jf.
BOAT CLUB ELECTION.
CAHDIDATE8, BIWAEE!
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VOlj. Xtv. N
UDfSfor SALElt N.
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HARDWARE,
*««»lj PaMltlae (or f iirnUhing I.l<|uld or The,Hoy* netting In Mhn|M> for »n Aetlvt)
<Mb«r KorrmbnaviiU lo Voter*.
MumHi«rr» Camimlgii.
The
anhual
meetingofthe Wvaiidotlij Selection ol Polling Plail e i Left to the
Thneleetlon law panned Ity thonegUAidermtn of i h t Different
laturtf Ituttyear I* Intended to dosaway Boat club fortheelirctlonof oflicers wm
with the praetieeof furtiUhlng llqworor held lnthjehalJoverJ.M. Mililaughlin .j
Wards.
Otherjrefrenhnientn t<> voter*. Thejqtilet Friday eveuliijg.4 The following orhVcnj
little battle* In private hoiine*. w&ere n were,ehoien:fi esident. Dr. T. J. Lnng^
1445.03 OF RETURNED TAXES '92
keg or no of lagHfrWaM drunk by tjilnrty lobt; vice; pre^ldiît, Henry Roelirlg
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•lerto(r» at the exM>n*e of Nome candi- seeretaryi E. 0 . Bryan: treasurer, Joh^
date, will be a thing of the pa*t. jDltto Allen; captain. Wm. Oeobock; eoiri Hpcclal Hodslon of the Csj^nmon Council
the o t o n a n d wholesale treating in »a- mander. Dr. N. T. Langlois; lleutenatilj
Neit Mumlar Xtffht to|| N t u d y t h e
Near> Be^ls & Selkirk's Now
MK>n»t>y eandldateaor their '•worlfera." comman(|(;r. Wm. Druininond: ensign
Elrctlon iMf.
Warren (Jirardlu; business oomniitlee.
SeetUjn <l8«>f the new law provide^:
Trunk Factory.
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"It shall not tie lawful f<tr any Candi- Julius J.I Thlede and Jeremiah Drei)
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date ft>r any elective offlee, with intent nan
A short adjourned regii
The d o b decided to pint up a bo»i the common Von ncljj was lar session of THE JNEXT MORWINO I FEEL BHIQHT A_HD
to prjoinute his election, or fori any
Monday
No ninfney (tti purchase price denu-ViulNE H AND MY COMPLEXION 18 BETTER.
other: person, with intent to promote house 80^«0 feet in size, njn the Eurekp evening with a full board held
present. .
My (loetor my* It set* ge itlr on the stomach, l|ve«
the ejection of any .such mnilidute. Brewing *% Ice.J.'o-'>» property adjoiuliu
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d
for3YBAaS.
•ndfk
dneys.
anil
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a
ploamni
laxative.
Thl*
drink
A petition Was recv' led from J. H. li mat e from herbs, and Is prepared k r i i ^ a i eaplly
Poplar si|-eet on the south The buikf
ettheij:
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Bislw>p
and
10
ofh^r
citizi
ns
residing
in
a«|«a| It 1»called
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Apply
to
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"First, To provide or furnish enter- ing will Ijc two stories in'height, run the vicihiiyof tlie"water' works pumptiing"
east
and
west
.the.long'way,
ani
tainment at his expanse to any nirjeting
ingstaf|pn. complaining (>f the nuisance
of elei-tors. previous to, or (luring the the business committee witre authorize!) created, by smoke from th J big 'chimney, AUdriruoflstai 11 It at »1 and itl.no per package
jLann'a I
election at whieh he [shall] may, be a! to go ahead at once and have the fouii and asking that some me; sures of reHef Buy
fine trt-ilay.
'amllv Mrdlrlne move*
thr bonnla
e a c h day,
for.fitrtlui: information.'
48tf
daUons laid. It is tlie intention, soon lie taken: .
candidate; or.
la necessary. , ,
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order tQ.be healthy. toli[
.
"S«*-«<III1. To jmy for. procure. <>r en- J er or later, to eipiip a tine gvmuasiuni
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Aid. Woleott moved to table the peti
gage to pay for.iiiiy Hiieh entertainment: on the second tloor. Detailed plans tioitindefinitely. Aid. M*jx otM-ed an
for the house are to be submitted at i{ amendment to refer it to the .vyate
or.
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••Tftirri, To furnish any moiujy or meeting culled for tonight.
board. The amendment earrieil by the
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other property to any person ftin- the The club will enter the summer cam following vote: Yes—Aid irnieii IMgler,
ptirjxlM-of Iwingcxpfiiiled in proelirinjr naign in first-lass shape. Last year'* Clark, Dreniian, Marx md Wallher.
the attendance of Ynters at the polls; or four. Which made an unparalleled recj No—Aldermen Cramer,. Woleott and
'•Foiirtlu T o : engage to pny; tiny ord for .succesHful rowing, vill I'ontiiunj Walte
moneV. or deliver any pro|«rty, or to win new laurels. If prtseut'ctajlcu
The pokir conimissionl reported iex
otherwise compensate any person for lions do not inisearry. tttere will als!4 peuditurej* of $S2.13.
THE Otfi RELIABLE
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be
a
four-oare<J
gig.
a
doujble
scull
an|(|
pnxtiringtheatteiidaiu'fof voters at the
City TreasurervÎi^pes reported retwo single gj-ifiils, with cêws to uiaji turned taxes amouulnig! to $4451(13, of
p*»lls:jor ,-.
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. j which $17*42 belongs to t i e state. 8B».5«
••Fifth, T o contribute, money for any them.
The club have pjild the $.1 forfeit oji to the county ;tiuf tin; âlaiwe tb city
otherfjmrpos*; "mteuded to promote an
art la*
la-ft funds
eleetinii of any particular person or tin; >ingl<4 sculler «?ho did not start
ticket, except for defraying the ex- season', and presented a $250 b(»iu
The \vat
Vater board's rcpoj-t. vras rejpeiv
and the circulation signed by J. H. Dishop and l)rr.T.i ed.
p e n c i l o f printitiir.
jrintitig. a
It merely H-coiiHiirfidedtho ;puy
of lm$il In lis an<id other papers previous Langlois,, for the now celebrate«1 Fop inent of a number of billsj
to any such election, or for conveying trophy. The latter was turned o v e r l y
Mrs. Mary Uralnt's ttitx|s weê ori|er
Secretary Jupp of the Northwesterjn ed refuudeil
sick V iiiltrni electors to the polls
THE LEADING JEWELER,
TlieJ penalties*'jivoxideil are very se- associiitioii. together with bamlsonn
Another amendment' ti| the franchise
vere, ^t will iK'itenn hy the following. certificates pertaining to theN- W. A of the petjroit Suburban-Street Kail Way
•N*-tion 4.V Any person who shall K. A. events at Des^Cltree-Sho-Ska la^tl Co. wijis submitted ami pi ssed under a
knowrjngly violate any of the provisions summer, all of which have been on ex suspension of't he rules. The anu'iideil
of thl act. or shall willfully neglect,or hibitiou in J. S. McUlaiigblju's show section referred solely to theivgulating
refuse to perforin any duly enjoined np- window this week.
of" fare's, by inserting* tlie F words "City
Flll(i<l
on him hereby, or shall disclose to any
otWyuiulolH'," and did 1 o\ change the
SCARCITY OF HOUSES.
other person the name of any candidate
siibst'alicciojfklie original 1 TiTlnnilce. \
Voted for hv any elector, the contents of
Aid. Marxjieporteil tint the country,
Whose) hnlfot shall have l>een seen by Nonu'lhliiK M i n t t i e H«n«< f o r O u r I n treasiirer'repused to colic >t a $30 speci|il|
fucli person, or shall In any manner o1>asHChsiueiit for tilling In levied against
prwaning t ' o p u l u d u n .
8tnie< or attempt to idisirtiet any jtoter
the owner of the lanil adj liningtjlie city
in hit) exercise of his duties as| such "Wyandotte Is now confronted wl(H hull on thk> south.
It Hit i tacitly ilecldf l e e t t |r under this net. shall !>»• dimmed the problem, Where shall we house o u t eil to hold the asHcssini nt over and
gnlltjf of u fclonv. anil on eontffflh'ii rapidly Increasing population'.' The 1work It in next, year.
starting up o ' J . B. Ford & CO.'K sodii
Mayor Campbell callei attention to
thereof shall he punished bv a tiiifp not ash works, the Heals & Selkirk truifjj
excee(lingone thousand dollars, or linthe necessity of lixlng pol ing, places for
Vto.| kept oonitantly on hand. W *
'• O P , A.TL1H, « : i K r i a s .
prisojimunt in the stale prison wA ex- factory anil the Davis Hoat anil Oar the c o m i i g election, and {tlso suggested
ttr« ready at all time* to attend funerreedi*x two years, or by beth su*-h tine winks, and the big increase in the forcf that the louncll, siipervi tors aim city
al, with HMdM a i d Carriage. W *
lind imprisonment In tbe discretion of at the shUiyaril. have created a itemunil attorney neet together al an ailjouined
for
dwellings
that
at
present
the
towi|
the court." - i ,
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regular meeting pf the council next
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' TIHJ n'"1 ***" ninkeii '• a '•'>"">' W "">' is unable to meet satisfactorily. A gen Monday iiight and ^0 q_y» i\ the neW law
menilken* of the election bourd, gale- tleman who this week made a thorougl thorough y.
keeper*, or others enipli»ye*l pflleiaBry at canvass of the city was unable to rent n|
On motion of Ald.'Man , the selection^
In the h at style known.
the pull*, to persuade or ewlea-ior to house or even- lind living rooms any of places for registration and election}
\\Uh,
persuade any person to, vote Mr or where. Boarding houses areallbeconi was left t ) the aldermen < f the different
ngainf't any particular candidate or ing eroWileil to tiieir fullest capacity waifds, w 10 will report al an adjinirueil'
Postmaster Deninau informs T u t HKK meeting to IK; held next J [oinlay night.
party ticket.
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ALD thai he is in almost daily receipt {of
Is larga and
ied, while we ara
ihipiiries for houses, from parties who
M A K U I A U K I.ICMNHES
ready to
all; oompetitdon km
BISHOP FOLEY'S LECTURE.
desire to move here.
prioea.
Francis! H Hjitchins, 20,' Denton;
The cottages now Jgoibg up in th& Mvrta E. i fteya; 1», Dew}<i ni
AT
O L D STAND, '
T a l k e d o r ••HI. P a t r i c k " a t St. P i ^ r l c k ^ Third ward will relieve tins stress par j
Byron" J. Thompson, 21 i, Northv ille,
Cor.Biddle re. tjid Sycamore St,
tially. , But many more houses ani Ella J. Shprwood. 28. Liv >nia.
C h a r t * o n Ht. P a t r i c k ' * U»jr. j
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neededT [Here is an (opportunity fo j Frank E . D , êllogg. r.. 20, DearAbout a quarter of eight lastevkfiing other citizens to engage in a publii
the entire body of St. Patrick's church spirited anterprise—audone which will born; Carrie H. rurdy, 2i[, same.
Herman Schroder, 80; (|reentield; Ma
tor an'(filed with expectant sons of [Erin,pay tiuaju-ially, too.
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ti|da Keid, 24, Detroit.
the event being the lecture on thi4 honored staint by Bishop Foley.
TRA^SFKKS O F HEAL ESTATE.
A PIONEER GONE.
'Ttye person whose memory wijcomosephjF. Chapman to jcwis W\ Hutmemorate this day." said the speaker,
|i. 50 acres of land on s ec 8 i n t w p of
"lived and performed his good work
llotljo. W h o L i v e d In Kcprafl
m a Moses
md'iith. $8,800.
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about HOD years ago. At the age[ of V
T u w n a h l p 8 5 Yrarai . s >J*.
wight Beiilan to Chai, H. TifK'li. 55
lie was* taken captive from Brittajny "
Moses : alliotte died at Ills home ill
1-100 aires of land on' see 10, *in thu
a baud of marauders to Ireland,
st week after a short illnes|
of Plymouth, $2,500. •
escaped in a few months, however, to<] Kcorse li ed an attack of the grip. Mr.
that
folloj
-ANb
a allies A. Martin to Sn xton S. Cross.
KeottatMl where he Utied htinself as a Salliotte »as nrolwbly the oldest resi
»iiissi<>nary ami after several years was (b-ut. Iwrn and reared in Ecoirse town 10*acres iif land on sec 4, in the twp of
STYLISH, II CRAI1LE FABRICS
Commissioned by the pope in his holy ship, having first seen the tight, of da; Kiimiilu.s,JB5l)0.
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Adin Cuminins> toSalo ha Cummins,
work] He returned to Ireland where in jEcorsj in the year 1807. His wif'
,he died at Down. Ulster.March 17.40.V' die<l many years ago.. He leaves th* lot 17 anil part of 18 anil 1« in block 5,
Reasonable Prices
The; lecture was wpll received, and clrildren--tnr<;e sons and twodaughters in the.vit age of Norlhville, $500.
May b e a* ured by pajironiainc
Jidin Ettertk toToleilo.i 'anada SouthCoincident with the swelling of every The sonii are A. M. Salliotte, thewel
ern & Detroit Kail way Ct., lots 10.' It
Irish heart.
known li mberman. Joseph D. Salliotte,
Bisfcop Foley was given a dinner at the mere taut, and Gilbert Salliotte, th j and 12 in blotjk 25, of the city of Wyandotte, $1.1251/
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E. H. Uoyle"s "before the lecture.
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present >ost master at Etiorse. The1)
ugene,U . Hill et al t< Schuyler G.
. T>»e Tailor. Wyandotte.
A
full
line
of
Caskets
a^d
Robes
eonstanlly
on
liana.
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are all wcll-to-<lo and influential citi ilfdges, 3^, 48 acres of land on sec 12
complete line of samples from
L A T K !/•'<-'AIzen«. M »ses Satliotle had been a Re ii|thelw]j(f|ktreeiitield, (10.715.
which to select j uits o r single garments.
Loi<is Mehlhose is a candiilate for the publican ever sin<-<» the party was or
arauel J. tToiulinson t a Koswell \l.
Republican nomination va alderman, in gani/.ed, »nd was known and respected P|st, 40 teres of land 0I1 sec 0, in the
N I U U T C A U . S r K O a j l f T i v ATTENDED TjO.'
all over tliis part of the, county.
the SeV-ond ward.
Uifpof Nt.nkin. $2|,000.
T]ie
funeral
services
were
held
at
St!
obert
E.
Hull
to
Samu
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Heavenrich.
Uotilieb Beggeman had o n e of the
lots iii the Jerome l'a -k sub on part
fingers on his left hand taken off at tfce Francis i lavier Catholic church Saturj^
see's 12, 18 anil 14, in the twp of
J. H.' BUhop .Co.'.*. works about six day morning at 10 o'clocki'
nfield, «8{970.
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io'clock last evening. He was assisting
OLU POSTbFFICE BUILDIPO.
| I t M»df> H i m S a d .
heresy A. Scott to Art nir F, Norris,
in the} lifting of an engine when the ac••Yes, sir; little did I think it would lots$l, 69, 12 and 18 in tin Garden adiln
Hot nndCold Baths.
Cid«nt occurred.
âd'"' and ChtldjenV Hair OulUn« a Speclaltf
i Shijoh l«jdg«. I. 0 . O. F.. of South come to this," said a foundered-looking No.j2i on sec 1(J( in the ttvp of Gieen|
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Rock wood will vUit E. B. Ward lodge vermillion-nosed rounder] as he limpei field, $400.
Mathlas Esperto the F. & P. M. R. R.
.There It nn Invn'tutnl vAlnh In >n >r» ««fe an I nune <r loh 1» innre nmftlkfile tb»n that mvleta
of thl* city n«xt We»lne«lay evening. toward 4 keg near the atove In a loca i
Coi, a right of way 100 ft wido 011 port well l{ue«t«d prucertr 1« a RMWIIIK ab>i pruf roMWe olty, TbU 1« *«peol»lly iru* whep the lT»ntaorfini
The lodge •>»*'« written that they will joint the other evenii.g.
lo
reil
a*t«te ire tree fromraekjMa1000111811.111 The prextot condition of'the *b«l tttata market of
Taking eB* s( November.18,1891.
After seating himself and lighting tin 1 of "p .0 828, In the twp 0 f Springwolls^
turn out in full force and a good time
trott « ontofiteadr demaod for well looatod W i for buaineM, omnufao urlof and r«tld*D«e piirpo.
(Tr»lne rur | n HtanaVd Ttm».) ?
1' - The(Mtktde la madty osittadlncand stirnetln (ha mieuiloo of Inteeton In rM|*il«t« sod purohi.
Is expected. Work will be done in the snipe which he had concealed in thu $8,600.' '.i
sweat band of his hat, ho resumed hii > Ella* Aborlo to John Motte, lots 12 •retntogmarteditlljr. J. H. Vinger. tlie Bine'prltlMg real ttntata dealer, olfbri <(ulden opporwbhr m
»econ
or«linarr
real
eitateoperalore.
At
|>re»eti|,
he ...
It oflkriny
teteralmignUoeDttubdUUIOnt
Toledo, Ir...........
T « a m 1010 ana 4 OS pa*
^ rfnior wa» artmntt town yeaterday a reputation for maintainingeredltubli ahd 18 lu AlM»rle's sub on Crawford's lan
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»llf plltted, itreelt aft laid ou», eomplete abnraou brouirbt down to ,d»U, fjimltbed wlib each sod Monroe, lv>.
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that t i e body of uilwlng Anna Scltult/ •Iwal talent.' but that time lit gone; 0111 Fort tract, lu the twj> ,0 SprlngwolU; e»efjpfloi,
and
oiftrt
a'n'jr pordoiVof-..,
^"pinwrifWfitnii^'lo
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purolia»eM~a(Ser«i«e"
prioet,
ibotib'
itnekwood,
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ptroelt
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purcliaMMMiwreageprloet,itaut
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btul bWii found burleil under the car- reputation's blasted forever. Wo wen
Trenton,
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111W
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K A bandtoine proflt. 1 detlre to Impreti on (be mind of
Paul Orotzksa to Jacob Kalor, lots II,
wyaiidotlo,
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ca>* 6t a eow mi a Taylor township once posHesned of noble, hlgli-mliuleij 4,1) and 0 In J . L Klojiell u's sub on p (?•
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prinbuer
(bat
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tidtfir aaf^ piothi
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Thlt
It
a
llfttUne
for
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ehtnee
of
a
lifetime
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farm.' The »t»ry wan thoroughly lit- thieves, Who did credit to tlieniHelvcij |tl»4<i twp i f Hnclngwells. i WO.
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Mai «it«(p
ne((h
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nt, 1B
la Nil
H l l l i wblub will net
(bom we«( Detroit, lv
Ventlaittctl wid%fj»uiul t» IM; H mmx. a n d ' were a pride to our townsmen
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prom,
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will
he
Riant*
In
your
poaktl
(0
give
thlt
roar
1ka!miMt«(<.«i(autlea.
Auf
Inftirto
10
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potrott,
arr
Minimal Ruhr l& Agusln Hteller, lot; 14
lo (hit or other real etute wl)J be obeerftilly Airnltheil bjr • • I ' j
A cowTwaa found burled but theitj were Their nobility Is degenerate—their MOIIMIJ In block'Hi,of t h i oily 0 r WyitndoUo, uiitl^ni|«rtiuuld«
ill"
1101 mi aoinru,
;
ho huoiai* re»i»l»* '» t n » K r a v , ,
lv
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7a»H(n ISOpm <O0pai
of honor IWIIIIIIIIH'II, They are iinijiiov-j
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JOHEI'H S. VI80ER,
- '' ' r>(foll,
W««( IMroU, lv,
755 ' SlW
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e<| by shitnie. having IKM-OIIIII SO lutoxi
4utliony Keiiolo II. CJ Hiirkiief nl.,
Koonw, lv,.
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T>|a|>hoii«
Mta.
[tfwan]
4lT
Hammond
Uulldlng,
piCTttUlT,
H>cn.
mm
ran
»40
f ' * '* »H#|»*»rlal J«k».
enliHl In petit |MUiury as lo utterly «IU paftof lot14 of tlin sub of 10 O'A In the
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f rum ll(« Y«iitli'« 0»fflp«iil<>ii.
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regard tint law of discrimination. YHHJ twp of KeoriMt, */l4i>.
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Whitn th* d«H»n of Armagh wn* stun sir, I've heard of skinning 11 loilse foi
Daniel K. SheldiMi t<r Ffunk Hloss, 9(1
unron, lv.,„,,,„
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7M
«,on«l*l to Whitehall. t«' pieaeh In the. Its hide add tallow, but when It vimiM iicres of IIMMI on set; IM, ||i the t w p of
ill-do,, nrr.,., r
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Wu»P only nit »l«ilnl,
C h 3 Royal. l*"«tt*»r Knox ralllwl him to steallntt a scliooiiiia'am's clock. Ihall '1 avlor, 1700.
The l.nkc Mliore jrtta Clovi'land, In ooiinectloa
an t h i pw»rh«rtVJMwltloti luvohed. lakes theFnot.' "
A, K. Peppers et al to
C. Hchwvt*
Willi (li« Krio and If. A.I.. K. li. M'», forma Ui«
l)ean." mthl he, "you miiit be «Âi 1 lefihlm, there were large tcrti'H er,f.. lot*
lots iiro,
41»p, "4IM and Wi M theOakwooil
qiiloki'Nl and HUMifitlr ol roiiliilo 1'lttotHimh.
ireful when you getio Whlnihall, In Ills eyes and he sighed heavily ai^dj Miih, oh p Jt'H W), ftii'l and ll| In t w p of
COU|MIII Ui'kKtu *<i|il U> all Jiai-U of the' vimntrjr.
No trulna run Huiotny.
lilier It *'** , n « " ' l l u l l K'"K fell Into [a despondent reverie tincon Keo'rrue. •ItW.
I 1«. I \ fi'ttlallT, aen'l Bup'l.
1
i l<wt hM beail"
»clous of jny departure.
» * #
A. K. I'ljniierH
I'ennei'i et al to J col) Belf.lotu
I •• I •
Cleveland; Ohio.
iean went to Whitehall, tirifaehA. JT. HMITM, 0 . j». A., Clevolaud.
2\!S and 'im In the Oakwoi d Hub 011 p tm
0.
,h.
OAHL,
Ticket
Agent.
9rni*»n and rtMiirmnl, a ltd then
A R O J U N D T H K C O U N liy...
«». Ba-1 and llU.lh the t
of Keoi'se,
hl» brother prelate's little loke.
A man named Nelson' was found in
»Mo.
f
Jon^'iaid he. "I well nigh suffer- nut near Trenton, on Thursday of lasti
Haxton y . CroiK to JiiiiioM Cory,^ 10
one fate than the king's. jThe Week, in n sick and nearly famlsliedj aciys of hind on see 4 l | the t w p of
"Th* Niagara Fails Route."
AUDi
tn the Chapel Royal undertook Condltinnj He had been riving; as a re KH|nu|tiH,'if45().
FanorBteree.
r t me In the proper method !>f cluse. Tlie old man was taken to i the!
SOUTH. !j3oi JAM jai» taw
Iin Ilaltimer to Henlry knltiraer.
180»
Bay City...
7 15» m 1 2flpm4 SO p m
i my appearance.
'First.' said county himse and made as comfortable;
n C. M. Riopeile's snljfon y c 74 in
w Bterea,HiMdnaw...
7 47
157 5 0 2
1 P»a
ike* the choir up to their places, aspos's!bl<), but died a few days later
twp 01 Ecorse, 9835.
yaeaar. h ...
8M
2 3 8 5 43
en after they are seated. I re- As he hadjno known.relatives, the body!
ulro A. Rogers to William W.Miller,
I>etroItl
.7 IWaml *7pm7 (Wpni8 2Upm
44«
in you.' sir. ami conducts yoM to Was sent tio the AnnArbor pickling vats
Wyandotte 8 24
1 M 7 31
M»
' 111
w $ of the H e i of sec ty), in the twp
Toleilo
1005
3
*
9
1
0
1120
L _ • « >•
i
unBuren, $2,600.
the ba^tar.
NORTH, pat
{304 J306 1308 ?310
A Warning.
. Witlter Miller to A gust Kubln.
Toledo.
5 30aui7 43am4 20pm« 05pm
the w j of the w I of the n; e i of sec 10,
T m 0 sympathy is putting ourselves in From Pnch.
Wya'dotte6.«
9 1 1 5 48 10 23 7 20am
lrM
T h e H e n .Id office h a s been supplied with typ9 necessary
in the twp! of Sumpten $lj 800.
l - J place: and we are moved in
She froWned at all my choicest Jokes;
Detroit... 7 25 9 M
6 20 1090 7 50
anoiiHfl-'i
pi**
She nnlllcd when I was Nad,
Vaeear
10 47
I 11 40 5 40 a m
propotion'io'the
t
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p
r
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n
t
E
L
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C
T
I
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BALLOTS
untjer
t
h
e
new
law,
a
n
d
on to the reality
real! of our imaginShe aeeUed to like most other folks.
SToiriis
,-:- 9n)s,
LAKES
EDICINE
T. D; E|ANS, Wyandotte,
the Lowest.
WY4ND)0T rE, MIOH.
I3STE
1s
A SPEdlALTY.
J,
cGLAUGHLIN, JR,
Doors south Oak Street on Diddle.
Full Line Caskets, Burial Robes,
F. J. QOXJLAIT,
.
;
eMBALMipa
House, Chestnut Street,
mWeYOldA NOpera
DOTTE,
OUR STOCK OF FURNITURE
mm
•i
M. M o r g e n t h a u ,
ffice at McSorley Hotel, Cor. Orange and 3d Sts., Wyandotte.
J,P.ÂNLEY,
n-'Mk,
Lake Shore&
So. R. R.
R
.if'
S
MPLEXION
U
E f t s SiFE;COBiTIYE;BEAimnDlO. 1.2.3.
E2QE3'
am
I
'>
HoeeaBallou.
ation
,~- I nl«v off mean tricks on^ the
^ L l he h»» »n excellent memory
rtW'-tLu
w*U as tor benefits con{ g J S f ItalStorespect he is like . d o g .
SOUTH BOCKW;JJ>OD
But all I dl'l was bad.
Until, o n e day. we walking met, 4
And 11 aid. "I propose—
"That w tttes It,'' s h e quickly s a i d ,
"Why, yes'. Of course, that goes!'
THE
Smith's I'reseriptiofi, the new remedy
for coughs and folds, lold by John
Strong & Sob. \
lltf
H4BALI>—52 weeks fur a dollar.
N|>w is tjhe time to subs ribe.
,V
SI»
TWlGHICANfTENTlyAL
to Election Commissioners
8aginw...|U 28pm i
8 2S
Bay City 1200m
1235am7 00
, Noe 301.302,303,304.307,308 (marked "t") dally
Noe. 305, 306, 8IM, 310, (marked "t") diOlm
except Sunday.
j
T
O . I , C*HL, Ticket Agent,
O, W. RlTGGLESJCIilcAao, i n . .
Gen. Pans, and Ticket Agent.
is prepared t o d o this clasp of work promptly aujd correctly.
W e guarau tee satisfaction.
J '
W e al*o have in stock the printed I N S T R U C T I O N S
F O R V O T I N G requited by t h e new law. Ciearlyiprinted
<qn large white cards. e Trice, 75 cents a dozen.
;1
,u
PI
jm
,V5»f
m
WwmmM
-k^h±
ikitfc
^HE HERALD! TI|E GIANT'S BEDSTEAD,
rtidÔBY.
Wh EAT
d r o p — m wtrlidi may Ixi * F.tr6y*d bjl'spni /la«
Crown, but the IlilMc never nutritions
<-f one ,...,.iid
potu
wli.ii puriile
p3
of lymdtm
wi'til a mixture...»,,.—
his cro\vrr. Kingtig; ne dovbt, hiul
tn Vfl gallon* o f ' W e r . Mix the Iîndon purl Is rho D r e a d Ornlii In All, A n * ••><< In
tliorotiKlily in stillicii'iit wutvr to«uike a ixistej
All C l l u i e s .
ii sceptre, but the ISitlc doe* riot inentlr a
The f hit'ese eultj.vateti wheat 2,70»
DRj T A L M A O E ' S SERafOfff
Ir,
c'nirse
eiotli
into
tliMlistriitiitilig
hi.rrel
or
t(atiW.
verses, of the lllblc n taMn upjin <1*
IT.
b i s r e d st the Post Office ss Second Class
The rciuody is oV<Vn cheaper than the Hon! mux VCUrX
)re the j beginning of the
. , s. t
1 'l I i
TABERNAJCLE PULPIT
mixture. The l/itultm purple costs l|0 cents a • • sei il*ing his beilstei ,d. S>o""(Sod
ilill ujp
Mail Matter.
H'Oiind. Fifty golli tin of mixturu will spray un j Christian •rii; always considerihg it as
land down the I ll»1e, honors sleej,
-, |Rea«I Ueforelihe Twenty-«r»« Annunl acre of orj'&tinl, au«l oiio man, wjll! spray. Ill J a gift frprjti henven. bVlo'ntiflo • agri
rr.
•
•
I , i
.,,:¾
T h e E l o q u e n t l l l v l i l e l l r i t » n it I'rHirtlcu
Adam, with liisli. ad c>h a. pillow (" • Meeting; of îHtrilchlaan State Horti- acreaof orchard iter<iay'. K. 1>, l<. Kvuin', of culturlsts jvro M the opinion that It
BY love*delightful lmlueja<:e all the
Iloilsernim. <.)i'<«iua t.41., Mich., vrites 1116 tin it lie
• a d * r u e f u l l.«*Hi)ii f r o m n n Olucflra
/lCdenie Vrjses, has,, jis silimber blest, b/
ScX-Jety at" Eaton Haplds, spâywl a IU acre orchnril between'b o'4;l<»ck ami was widely, known and cultivated by
cultural No«-lcty
1
Injuria* of tha world are : allonaiQl
,1,
and put einUt hunl'ls of dilution on it.
I'liis
a l)ivino gift of turantiful eompahioi
T e x t — « l u « t Kli«{ ( I g a n d
At the present tinje
m i e U M B e e e i i i b e r S, 1 8 0 1 .
*|,'V
was done with my ljbu-rolKi>ra>er, that one IU1111 prehistpriu man.
the bitter cup o/ alhetion J s s u c e t sjbip.
Jacob,
with
his
head-'on
a
pil111»
lt<-d>4t<':t<J.
can oporat*. Tho cost of orchard fpraying, js-r it ia the principal broad corn of tho
ucre. per spraying, will not espofd; for lalioj and
, ,|J
>'\
low of rock,«has his. sleep glorifie
nesa and fragrant flowers are strewn
.<
material, i i cents fer lien-. Tin's is ciprtaii)ly a leading Etfopeun nations.'and is fast
\Vith, a- ladilfc-r fili&d with deseendin
•
Hy William Staid. Quiacy. Ul.
along the most thorny path of Ufa
cheap ami brofltobln way of getlihg an A pple supplanting the use of miii/o, or Inl l p p K i . v . v , X . Y . , M a r c h Vif, -Dr;
ero|>, where otherwi>«o no crop, or, at tlie be-t, a
,ahd ascending an«elfi. Christ, with
My 'interest iii' sprnyiiut dntoa boclc to IRS3.I Very tnHir one would be obt.'<(urtl; and by n|iniy- dian corn. In tbe American states. ;
LET US bewarJ of losing our enthu- T a l r u a g e ' n t e x t t h i s m o r n i n g w a s taken pijiriw. made out of[ the ffdded up coat Then, an how, I « extensively engaged in buy-j in« We not only (ret ixTfett •'. nit, b u t k c o p our The rfkyptians attributed its origin
healthy and thrifty
toisiajtind tho (!reeks to Ceres. A
siasm. I-ot u* ever glory in some- f r o n i D e u t . x, 1 1 . : " O n l y Og, king ojfj of. a fisherman, rftnors slumH'r in injjraud Hfiipifint;,; is, well 03,cri>win« fruits. In orchards
Tl*^rt> is one more important insecticide- -l:ero,1(, , ill)
but
impossible to sot! Bene eliiillfion,
the
back
part
of
thp
storm-tossx-d
b.iat
that
year
I
fc:,
.
.
l
i
a
s
h
u
n
,
r
e
m
a
i
n
e
d
o
f
t
h
e
.
.
.
j
I . : . . . . *..._
t.:... ,lire,
i:
^ , |j
l,, f
classic account of tho distribution of
remni
tit
of
fi>r hop
siiiiiush
thing, and strive to maintain our adiliiv
i. by wheat ove • the primeval world shows
The only ease of aci-ident to sleep men' grapes free froir ^liW^-rot in tli» l*K:uliti«n from liopiwrs. niilils, bark lice, etc- I j<r«*pare
g
i
a
n
t
s
:
b
e
h
o
l
d
,
h
i
s
b
e
d
s
t
e
a
d
w
a
s
i
b
c
t
l
miration tot all that would ennoble,
on«f4ialf |K>uud
iK>uud of•
or htird
htinl wiap -only
tioned in the Itiblc jnJas *vheii EutyChiu which I hud Ix.v l »hil)|iih(f. Atxiut (juincy, for iliHNrdvinsr
heftt whale-oil »onp slumld 1«' iw»l in four that Ceres, having taught her favorite, ^
and our intereit In all that^would en- s t e a d o f i r o n ; i s i t n o t i n K;ibh; t h <>f fell from ia window louring a serinoh of example, tho crc [i wa«. iinicticully niiaeil by tho the
pintS'.of water by iHiiling. .Whi'li ilie HMI'P i s all Trif/toljum i s the art of afrriculturo
t h e C h i l d r e n o f 'Amnion'.'
N i n e .•libit s
rot. Tluit joar I shil>|>oU grapoa iutu Quiney cli***'
Ireinovi'fn'itill.efirriietif.uid •ji-ghl pitits
rich and beautify our life.-j;
Ij'aul, who : had p:'cached untilK ilnitjof koroênlB an<l tiîtat*' the wnole'liriaf ly t.till a and tho science of breadinalcina:. pave
I , i . tnnp <ithor local ttjinnj
t
w a s t h e . l e n g t h t h e r e o f iitid f o u r a j b i t s
_ j n i s - h t , . l » u t t h a t w a s n o t s o m u c h a * p # - 1 , , KorSOywirs SitW«.o, Il!„ hi» l«va tho CPnt^ri nt;il)le mixture is formed. .Ihis iniloue by],using him her chariot, a celestial vehli.-le.
puiiiping tlie mixiiini with
IN. politeness, as in many other t h e b r e t i d l h - ' o f i t . " J U r . T a l i n a g e >'M)ke' . U l e l n n a t i o n o f s l e e p a s a c e n s u r e o f li>n<f„-Jof aBroat Krnpi>.^n>w-iiuîniluMtry. Tho bluck Ii,fiirr>v|iunipaud
f o n v back into the vessel that (Nuitains it;! Tlie and thitt iti it ho traveled night and
thin?* conn<vt''d with tha| formation a s f o l l o w s : ,
' p e r m o n s . M o r e ' s l e e p i s w h a t t h e \vj » r l d ' j rot apjworsd tinre ia tlw Rixties. ¢¢(1 for some! emulKioii may lie diluted to the detiiri^d Htt-eniith day distributing, this valuable bread
and use at onee, or it may be iilh>w«î to/stand
T h e s t o r y *>t g i a n t s rt* m i x e j l w i t h
w a n t s . - . K . - o n o m i / . e i n e v e r y t h i n g ' b u ; ' years liiui rendei oil tha Scrap wortlitnw. I a 1*«3| an 1 !x» tiiiisl when IUHIIIHI^ The ' Ktn'-nutli irirtii- grain anioju£j all nation* of the earth. >
Of character, people in .general'.begin
1 found the rrui <H in; the vineyards on the bliilfs. nti-ily'u+ed '» pr»-jmri-€l by dilutingoiu» partoP.-tho
Wilâm
t h e Conquer*; • w a s j s l e e p , | vWi,lHani..-II. S e w a r d , t h e r e
Ancient- nignuniejils. show that tho
put.tidf, when they should begin inside; m y t l i .
and the u'l'liluls nb'iiit Wanvoo iiiun,1rket;ihio hy en: iilsfon with to or KL parts of water.^ It will I'M
reason of tIm rot..but''on the narrow strip of
Instead of beînniriir with |the heart, s a i d ti> l i a v e b e e n o f o v c r t o w e r t n fr alti-': tiowned Secretary o I sta,te, in the jmlids siuiily lull'I bi'twit'f.a tho l>lnll.-i mid the rivi-r I m uthat the co-t of this is. like tlmt iif lhe< tlier cultivator «jf wheat i\nd been estabinliM'ticides, n-itlly insiKiiiuealit. in , ;i 10 t .m<4
and trusti £ lliat to form tbie manners. tu<le. b u t . w h e n i n a f t e r t i m e , h i s tomb's of his overmaster!r g ,.t&ils' longeil i fof found ft;rarH.M very neuriy fr«»e from rM. For ilifiutioh -full strong for ordiriary |)Uri»<»Hei;-^-of lished in JCsrypt before the invasion of
w a s opened, his bones indicate!
the
capacity
of
.rihst,
"writing
ih
[
hju
, those grapiM I i;i>t ns II£K1I as £2.(10 per basket in -'III pinti<. or ijUgnllonH. we, have one pouini <*f the shepherd*., 'J'here aro numepous
' that!
they be^'in with the manner* and
l a l o o i l «<«ip, which ci'wts 1^: cents; i n il PI |Varietk-s of this useful gruin.
h e h a d b e e n p h y s i c a l l y !of ; g i d y o r Colonel
einonindum boolp: "I have nevejr tlwf r-t.-faul and Mimieitpidis markets. They w
j w e r e s o pi'ofitauio to botht.huiwV^lueer' and the pilit.i, ort\vo gallons of kerosene -<xist,. 2.V . HO/
trust tin) heart to chance iiiJluoncoa.
d i n a r y s i z e . ; R o l a n d t h e h e r o w a s s a i d ifound but one-imhaluable; recipe fojr r;ithipi>er that 1 could riot oscu|/o jtht» convieti<m cents. It will lie si-eu 1 liiit the coat is little luoro 'Lei Caujten:'of tho Islo of Jersey bul—•-•
--t
I ;
tivatedj li>0 varieties on .his estates at
t o h a v e l i e e n o f a s t o n i s h i n g s t a t u x-jbut* a good night's rest, and that is id \\%v\> tliut a renimly fur the bluck rot Would be of al- thi n o n e , cent per gallon.
moHt inca!calabU< benefit to the; vineyanli^t* of
Vn destroy I lie canker worm, coaling i.mdtli, or
Or so mo are the men who study to w h e n h i s s e p u l c h r e w a s e x a i q i n e 1, his? •Jbeen restless and j sleepy j the nighili ;' the
ftiontions a
country; I btîn experimentini; and my ex- cri;-culio on n|iplo tires, spray soon nfu»r tho ono tiruo. and Durwin
before." '•.. . When ;• I'nwident '\7ohii; periments included oprayjmr with everyt,liin^ 1 bh swims fnll—w'hca the apples ttre the sizei i)f a Krenchex lorimontor who hnd|.'J22 jdisdo exactly as was dona before, who a r m o r w a s f o u n d o n l y l a r g e ilnoi}
saw recommondod, nod with sovoral- mixtures pei i - a n d again in a week or 10 days. ;• Todnijtifoy
can never understand that to-day ia a fit a n o r d i n a r y "sjian. A l e x a i u h rh to' Quincy Adams and! the distinyuishet : original with mis. None, ihowover, (iuvo valuable tin plum qareulio, spray the trees three or'fi.ur .tinct tittvfs growin"; at ono time) Yil •
reeuits.. It <s>wa» re'markiible how little was times at iiitervulsof a week or 10 days, lieginung morin-^lnt rieux et ("ie. setid raernew day. We want men of original G r e a t h a d h e l m e t ^ a n d s h i e l d s o f r t j i p Josiah Quiney wcjnt f> hear Ju^gis j known hlv>at npirayinK,, how few appreciat*><l iU aS twon. a.s the blossoms have fol Ion. To pre vi pt
chants; of Paris, have coll*3toi, ilpenrtrStory
leutiir,e
on
la;^
to
his
students
I cai«ibHiti(w, ami how' rudo were the available leaj blight, of l>oar and quince, spray every th:«e
perception and original action, who m o u s s i z e m a d e a n d l e f t a i n o n
we<>kH until about August 1, beginning in Mi r >.h, wardiof 7 00 different types of whât,
'wh*n invitikl to sit beside applianceB only night'yennt aô.
p e o p l e h e h a d c o n q u e r e d , s o a s t< f t h e ami,
1" va
, I find iiHod the llordeuix mixture in 1888—on a when the lisaf-l'ud liimnot yet unfolded.
can open thoir eyes wider; than to a
the judge and both fell .asleep, tho .very small ojperimentnl. scale. The results spinyings are usually snllicient. For blnot tot or more t m n twice aa many as the
t h e i m p r e s s i o n tha^t h o w a s a g i a g i v e
'great Jers sy experimenter.
nationality—namely, to considerations
of
the
grape,
begin
after
the
vineyard
has
{been
clearly
justified
continued
and
more
extensive
e
x
i
t
,
a
l
t h o u g h h e w a s rather under thar
o v e r judge ; appropriately pointed to ^heitj
with it. In 1H89 1 sprayed with prniled and put in order, but belore .yegetati^n ' Three
Bmall-ffrained varieties, of
Of benefit to the human raco—t-can act t h e u s u a l h e i g h t o f a m a n ! H u t t i a t i n arid said to the stud ents: "Behold tho >perimentation
theltordeauX mixture <mlteextensively, and the starts, spraying thoroughly: spray ogaln abotit,10
common
wheat
were cultivated by the
days
before
the
flowers
open;
the'
third
time
I
'hen
xesnlta
showed
to
my
own
satisfactioa
that
I
had
evil
effects
of,
early
rising."
In
Bible
In the interests out civilization; men of o t h e r d a y s a n d l a n d s t h e r e i v e r (' r e i i l
at lost found the remedy for block rot.
Tbose the flowers are opening, and from that on every lake-dwell jrs of Switzerland.
It was
elastic, men o/ moral, mind, who can g i a n t s i s a u t h e n t i c ; O n e o f t h e * u a r d s times*, when peoplei.arose at the voids results also convinced others of the- Borne fact. three weeks'until the fruit begins to color -say also cultiâed by the people of Italy
Hence, in 1890 I [sprayed all my vineyards; and live or six sprayings in all.
of
the
bird,
thiey
ictired
at
the
timo
live in the moment and take a step of the Duke of llrqnswick was eight
You can nowcomputoeasily how much it will cost and Hun?) try in the time of the Stone
quite a numbejr of neighboring vineyardista
their vines. The resdlts were all that the you to keep your vines and trees free from disand a half feet high. * In a nius* uni in the bird puts his h<[ad undejr his wing. •prayed
forward.
•r
and by the (Egyptians as long
most sangjhine'had anticipated.
The Nauvoo ease and insects; whntn trifling expense is IKCOS- Age,
London is the skeleton of (' larles One of our nationa 1 sins is robbery o t Bustler said editorially:
sary almost to insure you thrifty orchards and ago as ,88 »9 years 11, C., this latter
',
It
"Those who did hot try spraying this season vineyards and large yields of perfect fruits.
MAX'S great actions are i performed Birne, eight feet, four inches^ ir stat- sleep. Walter Scott %vas. JSCJ urgen;
fact being proved by a grain of wheat .
•have lost from 91 to 85 per cent o f thoir crops mayitrnly be said ot spraying that tlie benefits
In minor struggles. Theije are ob- ure. The Emperor Maximin \vn i over about his duty of ilumber that, when from the rot, while those who sprayed did not are oflt of all proportion to the c » t . When wo found i&btdded in one of the bricks
arriving at a hotel n'here there was no
more than f ron) 1 to 5 p e r c e n t
The elH- consider how palatable and wholesome, how al- pf the, pyramids to which the above
stinate and unknown braves who de- eight feet. I'liny> tells of a gian ; nine room to sleep in, e: cept that in, whiel i , lose
eiency of sprfiying apple, peach, pear, cherry and together desirable are tho fruits of the tree ai d of
feet
high,
and
two
other
gii.nti
nine
lnm trees has a Iso been established arnoiig our the vuio, how favorable to the development o ' the date has^b sen assigned.
fend themselves Inch by Inch lflfcthe
Was a corpse, inqui red if the. decease-1 ortiouiturists.a
id hereafter tho practice of Spray- best elements of human character is the tenting
and
a
half
feet
ik>
I
am
not;
in
reduof
thp
orchard
and
the
vineyard,
surely
w«
are
shadows against tho fatal invasion of
The exit tence of names for wheat In
had died'jbf a conti gious disease, and ing their troes w 11 no doubt be general, as all convinced thatif ("He that makes two blailei of
lous when I come to" my text an 1 find
that the secret of success has not only
grass t o grow where bat ono grew before" i s en- the most a ncient languages confirms
when assitred he ha< 1 not, toek the othc * concede
Want and turpitude. There are noble
been
discovered,
but
also
demonstrated,
before
King Og a giant, and the size < >f his
titled to the world's blessing, lie tlmt sprays tha evidence of its great antiquity
very eyes."
and mysterious triumphs | which no bedstead, turning the cubits of th B text bed in tlieroom and fell into a profound i , their
and w e l l is "greater than he that :tak* th a
-The past seosoi > we sprayed again - and of the wisely
and of iii cultivation, in the more
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ilumben'
Those
o!
jsmall
cnduran'cs
results the editoi of theQnincy Fiu-mers'Call.who city.'* r
eye sees, no renown rewards, and no Into feet,—the bedstead of Oj, the
temperate parts of Europe, Asia and
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must certainly requ re i-est if cjveh thp visited our vlney ord* the nc*t week of September,
lourlsh ol trumpets salutes. Life, king must have been about th rteen
said Mlitorially:
,
'•
Africa, ¥ ram the . evidance adduced
giant needs an iron Bedstead, i
:
FEMININITIEJ».
"Wo do not think we have ever before seen
misfortune, isolation, abandonment and a half feet long. Judging from
from botanists of high standing, it
Do you know the name of] the big pscpo vines so hiavily laden and not ono grape
;t wqs aflectetk with the rot: whlli
and poverty are battlefields which thatj the giant who occupied j ,' was
(Two thousand women in Europe be. seems higl ily improbable 'that wheat
gest giant that you cijn poWblyjin^ti
only a yliort dikano* away, vinoyaiiilii on tin
probably about.eleven feet in st iture, --and,you
>• '
:: has novet been found grqwing perhave their heroes. •
will me«t him? ; lie is Qat^ famewrfl and[umlur Hknj^pmiitionH, itxcept thut came artists in 1891.
* ' * ^.1 i. l. L
t _ V ,i i*'_£ it W^t haunot beoi tipntyad, were HO biwlly ulleclod AccordinR t<) the- code of fashion" for sistently In a wild state, although it
or nearly twice the average 1: iima'n ,
eleven feet high bui one hundred fee fr withtMrotthat their crop, will not; b* worth canine pets, doggy <lear should hot vear has often been asserted by poets,
His bedstea* is as Jong as
t h s | 'SBthoring. IniiiimoybiByanlHarow.^rapartof
COMPASSION IS an emotion of which size. There was no need of Itabt Inical high.
.,
. in
L^ i -ri k* : ii- ' a row, through tlie middle hud not lx>on Bpntywl, a collar in the morning.
'
travelers and historians.
in
the
writers trying to account for th* pres- continent.
His
naitae
is
Doubt.
1"»
a»at4»tI;nndjh(iv«irycaMetliovinoi» not Npraye<l
Wfr ought never to be asharaed. Kvor
"That was a considerate reporter \rho, Odyssoy. fir example, wo are told that
ence of this giant, King Og, as they common foo*l Is inttiiel books ahd sliep- werebi«llyaffociBd wiU» tlm rot and the frait
,
. .
i f . •• :, will not be- worth
tho sutlioring; while on .in writing of tho dfnii.se of 'a spinster ot wheat fornerly grew in Sicily without
graceful, particularly In youth. It is did, by saying that became dowt from .> , , , ,
tifal lectures and m nisters who do not 'either side the fiilinute
- 1 ^ ' of- lh<im
•
sp
sjirajeil
was little HO, Sftid: "Hho died at an advai cod the aid of nan
Diodorus repeats the
the star of sympathy; and noble is tho the other side of tho, flood, bein : tall
they were heavily l o a i W with w>dl. youth''
know 'whether the Bible is inspired nlTectod and theyj
;
!
j
,
tradition't ji'u/b Osiris found wheat and
pigh porf t<ct f nut. \VeHaw many other eviilences
heart that melts at the tale of woe. enough to wade the waters >esido.
at ail or inspired ir spots, and •Christ- tliut Hprayinu iitfin erJtV-tiveand thebe4tWay of
Marriage SCOIIH to take a great deal ol
We should not permit oase and indul- Noah's ark, or thajj- he rode on ti ie top ians who are more Inflckd tliaiji ('hrisij. CojnImting ttie'in mist fifttUi and fungus dttusucs of foolish "ride out of a man, the same its it barley gruwintr promiscuously in Palestine, but neither this nor other refruits•
Undoubtedly
tlw
fujiiwt
pliuji
I
r.u
we
gence to contract our affections and of the ark, the passengers insiil i» the ian. Von \4ill never reach the I'roni have ever neen. w is one that hud never;mat'rred a takes the,independent] own tho earth ook puted dis" ;ovefies of wheat crowing
ark
daily
providing
bun
with
food.
out
of''a
girl.
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fee<l Land unless yo a ilay thiit giant ! crop hpfOre on account of, the curcullo, etc. It
.wrap us up in selfish employment;
wild seem at nil credible, seeing that
There was nothing supernatural nbwut fvill Doubt or Doubt V'ill"jWill you j was thoroiiKhly cprnyed this year and'the result
> A liahy bora on Ellis Island, N. Y., was
it does not apt ear to be eodowoil with
but we should accustom ourselfes to
is what we liave DUitod—an enormous yield uild
him. ' He was si in ply a monster ip size. Jlow to overcome th s giant? I'ray fot of lierfect fruit. Wo 'saw l)am*un p l u m . treiw pauied vEllisia," afti r the inland, as, she th^ power bf parslstoncy, except unthink of the distresses of human' life,
; that hujd IWHU I rell Sprayed that. wen- loaded is said to have; iieeu the/;flrst|j infant *»•»»
> V4
Why did not the bible give is the faith, go wtyh peop e who have faith j "down with froit and holding |x<i-fectl3t, A-hile born on .that soil.
der contin led culture.
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of the solitary sufferer, the sick couch, size of the giaikt instead ol
,
»
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,,A'f
- ' I
the read .everything tha , encourafies ifaltl, ! other DiunRom In •«« near by, not sprayed, were
tpe
dropping
thtjir
fiuitsoifast
that
vory
little
will
T
h
o
g
o
l
d
e
n
b
e
a
m
s
o
f
trujtb.
a
n
d
ttio
and with tender hands and voice alle- aize of the bedstead? Why did it tj,void as yojU wou d ship fever:an 1
ho matured.; \V* wiW die same, plienonutnon ex- s i l k e n c o r d s ' o f l o v e t w i s t e d t o g e t h e r , Will
A Fonlitey to t b e S n n .
viate, as far as we miy, tjhe ills and not indicate that the man was * leven small-pox the people who Iacjk. faith I hibited by pear and apple trees. Certainly
if wo
viol*'ace
I could take fam ers and fniit-growars 1 to Mr. d r a * m e n ' o a w i t h A s w e e t
Stop
an*
think a moment what the
sorrows of our common humanity.
feet high instead ot telling us that his. In this battle again: it King Og use no t i Stehl's fruit fan I » and show them the) effects of w h e t h e r t h e y w i l l o r - n o / '
sentence
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A
jj jurney to* the sun" imcouch was thirteen and a-hali feet for weapons, the ciutchdf a limping j spraying we jsaw, every intelligent) m a n , among
M i l k m a u . t o a p p l i c a n t for s i t u a t i o n :
them would have, a spraying outfit' before
plies. A cannon ball could hardly
• T H B cheap defense of nations" long1? No doubt aimong other 1 hings Christian1 or the shai p pen of ,,a contro- j another
"
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o
u
,
h
a
v
£
b
a
d
e
x
p
e
r
i
e
n
c
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,
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a
v
e
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v
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season, i ml would no more think of faiiwas Burke's description of ancient It was to teach us that you can judge versialist!, but the sw ord of tintth,whioii. < ling t o spray Ids I rait thêa and plants' than lie A p p l i c a n t : "Oh, y e s , n i r . " ''On vKbVt complete t to rip in fifteen years go| woald'of failing to cultivate his cora a n d pota- s i d e of a Oow d o y o u Sit t o m i l k I "
" T h e ing at the *atQ such missiles are known
chivalry, which he believed perished of a man by his surroundings, Show is the word of God. The wonfl " I f is • t*>e«»*
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to travel, Take the fastest express
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,
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:
made
up
of
the
sam<
number
of
lettets
i ttach is the testimony of everyone that has seen
when Marie Antoinette 4'ed.
But me a man's associates,show me a nan's
train as i n«^t ,er illustration of that
,
1
W
h
a
t
d
o
yû;
t
h
i
n
k
oif""
a
m
a
n
w
h
o
will
my
froit
fields.
I
have
letters
from
above
1,000
books, show me a man's home, and I as the word f'Og," a nd it is just as bi j f m i U g n m e r s thi t have tried spraying the post
there may be a chivalry of ja different
unthinkab o distance. Had one of
will tell you what he is withou your a giant. If |the Bib Ie be true.' If th a soaHon/ I can net refrain from quoting a few of a t t h e table, tell t h e Lord h e is t h a a c f u l
for t h e t h i n g s b e f o r e hiin, b u t a s s o o n as thpse train el l e t tbe earth at the same
character, under which the nations will telling me a word about him. You soul be ; immortal. J f Christ ije God. I f the letters I hnvi received from this state:-'
H . Nelson. Menom'inee, Moaoiniuee Co.: "I b e s a y s " A m e n " w i l l b e g i n s t p r n i i n g a t o u t moment
he Mayflower sailed for
learn to war ne more^ when a people can not only tell a man accord ng to qur belief anijl behav or hcrie decide duf , have
sprayed my orchard of; 1,000 ' trees, and I t h e c o o k i n g I
,
. *i
y ^
America, I nd had it traveled at the
'have
not
seeii
on
i
wormy
apple
this
season.
One
will depend less for peace ojn standing the old adage, "By the .company he future destiny. If. If. If. I pate that
j tree I sprayed four times, and have now picked / S h e , ar*I»ntiy: '-'And y o u r e a l l y tliihlt rato of a n i l e i minute day and night
afrnlea, on vast navle*. on any system keeps," but by the books 'he rea Is, by word "tlf." Noah W ebster- says it is-:I 20 bushels from it—the only crop for fouryeure." y o u l o v e njBl N o w , f r o m t h e b o t t o m of since that time, it would stilt be SevH. E. Potur. Whitelioll. Muskogoa- Co.:
Conjunetioh; I say it is an armed giant. iI "Bprayod
pictures
he
admires,
of fortification than oif » sense of the
apple orcliaru
orchard or
of luu
109 trees; the J-otjir h e a r t , toll m o d o y o u rtjally kiioW eral miles, from its .celestial destina\A«ijuui:inru|iii«i.v l y i i n u w u i c u j i o n i , .
"Hprayqd my Bpplo
the
phnrch
he attends,
S a t a n b r e a t h e d up* n i t a c u r s e w h e n i apples are all pei feet, when in former yearn at What l o v e top H e ; "I s h o u l d j u s t tliink tion! The , faro, at the customary
justice, on a spirit of fair play, on
wormy.
I d p ! VV h y , . I h a v e b e e n e n g a g e d t o t l r e e
the stiiil
. , to
, ' Christ;
™ • ^ ."|f
. 1 « .thouibe
t.
l- -it.-.,
be> wormy.
he
visits.
Moral
the oS o i ; leaHtone-thirU,would
Francis W . - l i a l l . Sheridan, Montculiri ('o.:
rate, would bd ¢2.860,0001
scrupulous respect for international places
girfs a l r e a d y ! "
•;
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"Have
sprayed''
apple,
plum
and
cherry,trees;
and
moral
pigmies', ; intell
dastardly
anijl
of
God."
What
Again, i; has been found that sensarights, on a national policy which is
liave saved, fiO |>ei cent of the apples.! Cherries
'fDbesu't^Mrs. M a x w e l l b e l i e v e in-'cogiants and intellectual pigmic
I|f." A<, ainst that giant and plums were I ree from worniM."' I
infamous
tion
is,(no r absolutely •instantaneous,
edjucation
0¾
t
h
e
s
e
x
e
s
!
"
"tpo-eduoatiori?
at careful to do no w r o n j as it is to physical giants or physical pigmii
K. D. Ii. Evaas Housoinan, Oceana CV>.: "Wo
•I kh*>w" and .;'sprayed
"If" hurl J o b s
W h y , s h e beltoffi
a j but that;a very, minute time elapses .
jjhe Baldwin, Nuirk, Wagoner, fion Davia I ' s h o u l d s a y n o t
suffer none.
be judged by their surroundings,
"I know tha, and (ireening up|>lo». and als*> plums, 'pears aud girl outrht t o bo raised, s o c a r e f u l l y ; t h a t i as it traije s alongftho nerves. TherePaul's "I know.
clu-rrieM, all with excellent results.
Our apples
man has been thirty years fnitl:
=F
my ItcdeenHT livejh." "I know i i i are
s e e s a liiau s h e will s a y , '.What fore, if a icreon pj/it his finger to a
tho riipWl. qifality^largo and • smooth. w h e n she
!
IN hi* famous work on Ehglish syn- attendance upon churched and p "ayvr- whom I have belie cd." Down with ' Onroforeliart)
is tl <H>uly one that lias any fruit on is ^hat, MiatnmaC "
heated Iro i. or in tho "blaze of a can•
•:•
onyms the distinction between instruc- meetings and Sunday Schools, an I put- the "If" and ip witii
T h e v W y l a t e s t i n v e n t i o n c o n s i s t s tt- a, dle, there IsNa certain almost inconknow."' Oh it at all. Vl
H. W> to<s, Houghton, Houghton Co.:
tion, education and good breeding is ting himself among intense religious that giant Doq^ft is ucli a cruel giant! .Mlave ns*>8 your sprayer on atWapple, |>o;ir, plum c o n t r i v a n c e w h e r e b y h o l l o w c h e e k s , i n d , ceivably irrfnjl I space of tjme. say the
and oherty t M s tins.-stwspn, mid have, been o t h e r r a v a g e s of tiuie. a r o ; h i d d e n by, t h e one-thousi ndih part of a second, beassociations.
He
may
havje
his
i
npci<he
last
hoiir.
It
It
attacks
many
in
thus tersely stated by Crabbe: "In-greatly pleawj.1 fl ith tlie remiltH. H i v e IIIMO useii i n s e r t i o n . o f artilleial 1 i«ids,
fixed
by'
oil my cjirrant Ibushes, and never hiui pretVier
fore tho V iraln knows of i the burnstruction and breading are to educa- fectuuis, but he is a very! good man- could not let tny mo her alone, even in , it
Great is his religious stiature. The her dying in jmenjts A^ftwrM.' ifo of iHishee, Have kifpt live acres of pot-iUx'.s free s p r i n g s . t o . t h e t e e t h , c a l c u l a t e d t o s u p p l y - Now, sup} oso a man k with an arm long
from bags, cheat or ar<l more effectively with tlia' t b e lost r o u n d n e s s o f fa -e, a n d t o add t o
tion as parts to a whole: the' instruc- other man has been for thirty years
lioliness and consc ration such. as I Sprayer than 1 at ve ever done before with other, t h e m a n y d e c e p t i o n s " p r a c t i c e d b y t h e enough to reach t h e sun. from the
tion respects the communication of among influences intensely worldly,
"
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H '
us,
liever heard* o|f in an one elsu^ she said 8,• ihancus,"
(un) l a i r pbx.
I , known rat) of sensatpry transmission,
these extracts knight.befhalliplied ufitil readknowledge, sad breeding respects the and he has shut himself -out fr in all to my fatherj 'H'at] er, what! if, after l nT1
that man would have to live more*
g
them
would
iccnpyjioiirsjhut
I
huve
cerH
u
s
b
a
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m
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there).,
manners or outward conduct; but edu- othe, - influences, and his religiOusi stat- all, our prayers andl struggles should tauily. given nlroi i*ly Hun^tient evidence that by s e e m s t o bo a s m o k e c o m i n g u p t h r o u g h than one t unflred years after touching
spraying with t h ; proper outtit at the right time,
cation comprehends not only both ure is that of a dwarf. Xo man ever go for nothln ! r,"; Why cou id- 'sh e not and using certeii i mixtures, we con protect our t h e floor. R u n a n d tell t h e l a d y bn t h s the great luminary before he would
fruit trees, shrub n and vines from insects and flat b e l o w , s o m e t h i n g ' s afire in h e r t a r t know t h i t his lingers
had been
these, but the formation of the mind, has been or can be jindepcldent after all the trials and sicknesses, an 1 fungi.
Naturally enough, those who have tried o f t h i s building'. Quick, q u i c k ! "
Wife,
the regulation of the heart and the of his surroundings, sociali Intel] <«tual bereavementsj of a l«|ng life and tile ir - spraying speak o lly of the effect on the fruit, o r Cold a n d s t a t e l y : " C y r u s , I'll l i e v e r d o scorched. -j-St Louis Republic.
at least make thi i effect so prominent that the
moral, religious. The Bible indicates
establishment of the principles; good the length of the giant by the flrmities of old age, Sbe allowed to. ga effect on the tree or vine, itself is lost sight of; It in t h e w o r l d . W e ' v e l i v e d t h r e e m o n t h s
without such ¢. cruel stroke fôm Doubt, b u t i t i s s f t l
AfeVsent-ninded. I
fa t h i s flat, a n d s h e h a s n e v e r c a l l e d o n
instruction makes one wiser; good length of his bedstead. ILet no man
the giant? 1 Do you Iwonder I have » that sprayini
A
very
absent-minded man was
viaes
as
well
as
perfect
fruits.
T
o
have
crops
breeding makes one more polished and say, "1 will be good," and yet keep grudge against the old monstftr? If il
*e.''
of fruits wo must have Jiving, healthy trees and
Lord —i—j who prided himself for beA
member
of
Sorosis
tells
of
bar
trials
evil
surroundings.
Let
noiman
s
ly,
"I
ibte; good education makes one
; and reoont years have shown that to have
could I would give him abigger-bourica
(liealthy tnjes ond vines we .must protect with a servant named Adeline: I gave a. ing very it idulgent and considerate to
lly good. ; A want of education will be faithful as a Christian,' and than Satan, got whMn', hurled out of
from a multitude of fungus diseases and little afternoon tea, and Adeline, arrayed
his servan la jj His coachman had been
pesta. It is these that have proved s o
always be to the injury, if not to yet consort> chiefly with worldlings. heaven, the flrs^ thing he struck wajs insect
tn a new bib and tucker, was entrusted suffering f rota a light attack of lung
destructive
in
our
orchards.
Very
many
have
You are proposing an everlaetin); im- the bottom of perdition.
'•
not recognized the real cause, and hava ascribed with the important task of serving | ths fever, but returned to work during the
rain, of tha sufferor; a want of inpossibility. When a man departs this / l Whatever' your w&rk and whereve|r orchard fatalities t o change of slimate, to wrong milk and sugar. She behaved herself (ad- prevalence i of some rough weather.
struction ia of more or less inoonven- life you can tell what has been his inlocation, o r to the weakening ft tt'e plant or tree
ypu work lor JSod-*tor>wardi You i a
the highly artificial conift i o n s Ua€ have mirably fori some time, but finally I
••Doyou think James," said Lord
leWoe, according to ctrou instances; a fluence In a community for gecd by your way' and . I ' m my way. Wit a through
led tothefruitfufnessof the ti»-> and d>e i m - obliged to call bar attention to a grou;
, 'thi.t you are well enough to
quality of the fruit. '. One or mote of one of the alcoves that sbe had
wmnt of breeding only unfits a man those who mourn for him and by how holy pluck fight on with something cf proved
these c a w e s mayjhavesorae effect; bat greater ia
drive
me I D-day P1'
fay the society of the cultivated. Edu- sincere and long-continued are tb e re- the strength]of "~ mas TroUbridg*:, their effects are the insects and t t n g i . Itifithey ignored. "Adeline," I whispered,
•Oh,
jeaj! your lordship; [ will
that so weaken our trees and v i i j s that rigars of them if they have been served with
9« belongs to the period of child- grets of his taking off. There mi iy be who, at Inkerjmann, ad one leg shct climate or peculiarities of sod that otherwise and sugar!" >'Ya«'m." see replied,
wrapmys*lf #elL'
a ^scarcely appreciable effect now
e other leg, a n ) would have.
and youth; instruction may be no pomp or obsequies and no pre tense off, and the foot of
••Ah! 'Veil. I will tell you what I
thrift, if not the very existence of onr lifting up her voice sbe wailed: "
at epitapheology, but you can tel how when, they proposed [to carry him off desbroy'the
onrhards.
fjote
the dffeet of spraying -with the -—, wants to know, how you're off for
will do, .Ti ,0103. I imtended to go out
iven at different ages; good breeding
high
he
was
in consecration, the field, replied: 'jpo, I do not move Bordeaux
tax mixture, for example. In a vineyard sweetnin' in that sir corner I".
in the vi itoria today, but in order
[best learnt in the early part of life." and how high in nsefnlnesf
by untQ the battle is wdh." Whatvever be •object to black r o t This d i a e a * first attacks
that you i lay escape the exposure I
the vine, then the fruit. The u s j of the BorWORDS
A
N
D
PHRASES.
how long is his snadow
when the rocking of the cl|urch or state, have deaux mixtore can be detected at t ooasidergble
wilt g o in the coupe instead!"
by the better appearance of tlie foliage.
T H B whole question of being wise he comes to lie down.
the calmness! of she aged woman distance
So he drove out in the coupe,
In 1550 part of tbe possession of 8 t
I t is more vigorons, of a better color, perfect,
a i d philanthropic at the same time ts
plainly health and thrift By bsing the Peters cathedral, one collegiate titii of
Notice furthermore that-even; g iahts in an earthquake I that frightenei showing
which,
a though it was a covered
Bordeaux' mixtaro. w e get healthy, vigorons,
no doubt a difficult one. There are must rest. Such enormous physic a) en- everybody else, and | who, when askel thrifty vines and foliage, as well as perfect; froit. Westminster Abbey, was appropriates I to vehicle, fo; himself left the unfortun1
S o In' the apple or plan) or cherry or pear the repairs of 8 t Paul's cathedral, whence ate coaehiian as much in the rain as
probably in America a goodly number dowjment on the part of King Ogi light if she was not afraid, said: "No, I ara orchard,
in the borry potch or in the potato field, the prt>f«rb ''Hobbing Peter to pay Pa d."
#lad
that
I
have
a
God
who
can
shake
if he had" >eeo driving the victoria.
suggest
the
capacity
to
Btride
acre
ss
all
w e get a stronger and a healthier growth by
of wealthy, people who would be really
f*»r »s.»s the common slang phrase or
(pyaying.
If nine of each tea that find their
the
world."
Wh^thlir
your
work
be
'
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But Lor 1
. had the complacent
f t a d t o Invest $60,000. $100.00¾ or fatigue and omit slumber. No."i l i e reorcharoVtrees dead by the time the/ are ready to its equivalent "to the soup" has in sne
quired an {iron bedstead. Oiante must teach a Sabbath claa s, or nurse an in- bear would use a spraying outfit wisely.; they form audi another been in us* among the air as he ti rove off of doing a Very kind
even $1.000,000 in any philanthropic
would find i t possible, and easily possible, to
rest. Not appreciating that fact how valid, or reform a w Lndererj or print
'He sits in the soup" is t sed and mercjtful thing.—Youth's Comorchards, reasonable care and i n - Uermaxs.
novement concerning which they many of the giants yearly break! d own? tract, or train a hou lehbld, Or hear the have*Uirifty
telligence being used i n other directions.
to indicate the situation of a man in tais- panion.
We have now; had at considerable length the
w ere sure that In so doing their money Giants in business, giants in art! p a n t s querulousnesS of sejiility, or cheer tl e
fortune; by his own fault.
WAy of spraying; what of its Hou and WhenT
w ould be wisely used and not wasted. in eloquence, giants in useful ness. j disheartened 6r jead| a soul *o C^ris l &t
] "Telegrapbe*," , ^telephone,", "miaro- A BlaekaAaUe S w a l l o w s a Battler,
the best I cab give only a few points about
How and When, bu> they will be safe and ] phone" and "phonograph": ere well1 esA correspondent tells ahls interest.
I any charltabla schemes are open to They live not out more than half their- "knjowthat by fidelity,yota inay help the
good as frir as they go, and will at least serve t o ' tabliBbed words anil "cablegram''. tho >gh
•iirioos question as to their wisdom or days. They try to escape the conse- hasten^ the time wht a the world sha 1 demonstrate that spraying, in all its parte, is still viewed with'suspicion; is probably ing snaki story: A few days ago ]
be snowed under \ ith white lily and easy, simple and inexpensive; Any; one with
sent two I oys to the spring after water,
it tefulness- The turn oharfty has too quence of over-work by a voyag 11 cross incarnadined with red rose., And Sense enough to caltrvato fruite-oaa spray: them. inevitable. There are in the latest lir>
and in a moment one of them earns
v
the sea or a sail in a summer y re it, or
F o r the black roc or mildew of grape,,pear and tionaries the
words
•
blizzard"
"skeo t e n taken has been to provide
1 bargain with you th«,t anince leaf blight and potato blight or rot, use daddle'' and "kuklux klan," but "burg- running l a c k in great fright saying
call on physicians for relief f ro p in- now,
die Bordeaux mixture, which ia made as follows:
e "utehes for those who; with a little somnia or restoration of ui ISI rung we will ' come bacl: some day from ' Dissolve
six ponnds of sulphate' of copper in IK larize" and ''burgle'* are not there; neith- that he i aw a stinging rattlesnake
with ratth irs on his bead and a horn
personal effort could walk, with a nerves or the arrest of apo si ixles, our superstellar abo (e to see. 'how ih|e gallons of water. In another vessel slake four er is ''electrocution."
eaftS
II serai consideration of the maker of when all they need is what, thi > riant worldlooks when itl shall be full^ enk- ^ ^ * X l ^ . « ^ ^ J S %
The Writ sr mentions some English words on h*is tail and ode half of the snake
being; careful to iaix__the flnidsthor- tt at have (•eeently been added to the. lic- was black and the other half spotted.
« u t c h e a ' < But surely there can be no of my text resorted to—an hot bed- paradise*l—its last lear w e p t , itsj 1«Uit solution,
ppjufhiy by.coaiitant st^rrinir. The winter costs tionary. Twenty-eight of tttese it traces I went wilh them to *se the monster,
wound
healed,
its
l
i
s
t
shackl^
brt'ken,
stead.
Let
no
one
think
becadss
he
nwiinR, the lime costi next to nothing-, and 100
• istake iisi giving fatherless boys land
Its last desert gardci lized," Its la/st giat t ponnds of the coptier sulphate will cost yoa bnb/ to Carlyle Hi owning leads the pobtk and when wje got there a blacksnake
f r b t good start in life. The nine- has great strength of body <r mind
7 cent* per pound. There ia n o danger i n the, Quite a number of slang words ind
that he can afford to trifle with h s un- of inquiry decapitat kl. ..And- When,<n* e mixiairor in the nse of this preparation. To| phrases, such as/bulldoze,""cheefc," abput five feat long was swallowing a
ty enth century is growing old, and.If
rattlesnak > about two and-a-half feet
•pray
the avera«e vineyard will cost, per acre, fob
,
land,
may
it
be
somewhere
near
Vfth
a
usual gifts. The commercial world,
and thaterial for hprayln«. nijit more than ••cheeky," "fad." "fliibuster,'* "nrebu^;, ' long.
Th i rattlet was! rattling with
m ly of oar jnililoualro citizens are the literary world, the artistl: v, orld, spot of earth where jwe have jtog< th* r flabor
1.01». , Without exaggeration, spraiingi has: paid "fish story," a "d«r!i bone'' and to "bsve
all his mif bti while his leolored broth
i
o
n
w
vineynrdists
t.UUO
per
cent.
I
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m ixioos to provide a worthy legacy j the political world,
toiled
andj
struggled
for
the
kingdom
It on the brain," now find a place in new
the
religi
,BUt*prayin« will be of mors gerkeral- bftiefit
er was swi Uowlng with all his pdereiv
ft r the twentieth century they could ous world, are
all thi i time of God, and may it be about this noifr When dlreoied against tho curenllo of the plain standard dictionaries. Tbe technlcall ties We left th jm. and went back in about
of
tjhe*stock
exchange,
•bulls,"
"beas,"
„
-,
nndpppla
a
n
d
tlie
ooxlUng
moth
|and
canker
In
the
high
noon
of
Some
glorious
aquake
with
the
cra4h
of
a, it do much better than help to fit the
^ « <raatoring
J ^ ^ w pof
' rS^plum
? ^ crop
! • « *aa_ *impowi.
# > * * •'lonf," "short." "option," "raargU," an hour a i d both were dead.—Great
„ Og,
_ D , no dokbjt,haa >»»th, looking- Xinto
J . Itlie
L upturned faces : 2 3 f_l\the
b ry» and girls of this decade for the I falling giants. King
radiant
(htlityin many looalUios, and that caase so large and the rest make their appearance for the Dividea
throne,
but
the
Bible
never
n
en
tions
of
some
t
great
andifnee
'•
4 itles that await them In the coming»
.SPartof thespplsofop to b* worm/ sad to nrst time.
his throne. King Og. BO douh t, lad a ) kol|iiess slid trioknp[
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•the p a r t i c u l a r s of a r e m a r k a b l e cnro
' t h a t f a i r l y outrivals the c e l e b r a t e d case
o f J o h n Marslmll of Hamilto.", w h i c h
c r e s t e d such a sensation throughout
t h e c o u n t r y . T l i e particulars of t h e
c a s e a r e Touched for by t h e A l b a n y
-Evening Journal, recofrniz«-d a s t h e
l e a d i n g n e w s p a p e r a t t h e N e w York
' S t a t e capital, a n d o n e of t h e l e a d i n g
-paper* of t h e United S t a t e s
T h e r e ia,
'tfcerefor«|, n o room t o d o u b t t h a t t h i s
p a r t i c u l a r s of t h e cabe a r e a c c u r a t e l y
a n d c a r e f u l l y s e t , f o r t h , in every r e s p e c t trim, 9jbd must therefore prove of
t h e d e e p e s t i n t e r e s t to o u r readers, wl»
t h e r e f o r * c o m m e n d t h e article t o their
c a r e f u l perusal.
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HUGH KENRICK'S WILL;
Or, The Story of a Paej • R lug.
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most sincerely h< ped nothing of the kind
Would ever com • to ptis^. It w c u l l be
thousand 'j.iiR'H ' I Uichninnd married
W haya,
beiretis, and
suclj he
an
pprhttpa
it mifrhtj
theheiress,
means too.
of pi event-
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|vetes you, IjIisH aaveiingr, It fa yeur i
briiigiitgu oî. f'*Y.»« I "aid Ijefor
might h a v e g,o?ie on li'ving. until y »
quite an old
"Ohi now,..Mrs. Lishman, please, that is
not fair, 1 lease do not begin ail that
again. Let me hear your story at oncej."
Well, ,th«n. I b i s y o u n g Mr. Richmond
w h o paints' [liMures, his real name i » Mr.
H u g h ; Keniick Kiclunond, and he i s bur
ing the world fro |t possessing oiie of t h e
greatefst painters!!who had ever 1 v<aL
Luey|was jubilant. . She m a d e Mr. FraCHArrBB V,
ser and Aunt Ed her g-o back tc her picIt was a v e r y longtime beibrej L u c y
covered from t h e pain can: wc by these ture repeatedly.to admire it, audi then,
two visits. Bbe could not rea d < ir work; a s when they were Miirrosi;ed by something ; Mr. Kenlick's own nephew." .
" H i s n e i h e w ! " Lucy d r e w a V j g b r e W l t
before, and when April cams ihe could else, she, w h o hi 1 just learned her w a y
Hot g o to Calderwater. She i * I a great to t h e keeper's ti ble and t h e method of of dismay. H ' h e n that explains e v e r y iesire to get away into the^ co tntry. but making herself mistress of a drawing, 'thjng," cr ed she. "Tliat is w h y they/ d o
ber doctor would not let her roj The o n - ! slipped' back tin re and W i g h t si larjje not like ire. H e and his mother are t h e
drawing, of twit e t h e price of Mr. Rich- < people who ought to have had everything
ly occupation in which s h e n >w took a n y
mond's, painted 1 y her present 1 ind and t h a t M r - L e h r i c i l e f t tome."
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pleasure was jiaintinjj. Mr. ' JYi £er of the
generous-minded drawing-mas e •, and
Getting;tbe last word with a woman has
" ^ e l l j j n : one', sense they ought, m i s s ;
Old
Water-Color
(society,
woe
hpr
master.
been <JOD« at last. 'I hi; phonograph does It.
told h » n jnothind alxiut it till t h ; bade but thentin 1 anotliei-, they ought not.—
and under his tuition she m a l e irreat prd>
good-bye ;at t h e door of the exhibition, Mrs. Richmond was/ Mr. Kenrick's pnly
I gres8; but the burden of his BO ig was alwhen she Wid w»ry kindly: " ' I h c n k s l o sister. Bite1 married very much against
ways "ihiln nature a s soon 13 ]possible
you, Mr. Fra;.er, [ have become jKHscssed m y master's! wishes, a rich young Man8be is t h e Ijest teacher—the oi ily one inof ;two treasures Lo-day."
chester m jrcbant. He was very unsteady
tleed, when once you know lio'ir to draw
, AaKoonjas she jot home sbe p n s u a d e d -rand for that and other reasons mafcter
tolerably and to lay on a wash. You look,
Aunt Esther to write a note for t e r to Mr. never could abear bim. N o more could
Miss Cittveriiijf a s if a Milt ctmntry air
Richmondl, Luejl dictating- in iitr best I, though my feelings were not expected
would do you good tot),"' said he, tme day."
b'urhly cercmoni|us nianm;r. "Miss E s - to-show tl emsqlvcs. She had l>een brought
••Yes, 1 have Iie<m wanting tc 'go to Calther'Mooite presents her compliin>nt9 to *jup expensive at home before s h e inarijied,
derwater for a long1 time
M
••l don't wonder at anyone'ii ' vhfiting-.to Mr. Rielinbiiiid, ai d begs to know if, during i a n d when s h e wcut to her new lionie s h e
I am rcacjy
to testify under oath
4
po
to CaUlenvater j at leiwt, not if young tllie enituiwy moiiih, he can with eonven,- found plenty of expense going oh'thlere,
that if it had not beenforAugust
iience to himself frive lessons in water-col- and had TO!blind'to do anything to le*»en
lticliniond piiintn it faithfully,"
Flower I should have died before
it | so afti rja year or two the natural end
Lucy waii interested, laimiiiflyf inter- <ir painting to ha* niece, MissGlavering
this. Kight years ago I was taken ested; her Spirits wore low lioW, but Bho ]jdiB8 Clavering l a s tlhe greatest lulmiia! of Bitch iroihgs on was that her husband
sick, and suffered as no one but rouned herHt-lf to ot»k who In i Vim.
tirm for Mr. Ric imond's beautiful draw
failed, am Vioun too creditably either. M y
a dyspeptic can. I employed three
"One of otjir last elected aif.s< dates. If lugs in the Old ' filter-Color^ (iiijlh ry, and master, li» set them on their legs ogrtin,
of our best doctors and received he giN'H on, he has a splendi 1 future bo- on HIIC wiikhen to irollt as nruuh as IOHSIIJO but ho pilyised them to »«o jnadepter
by his tenehing, and will not lie long in than they had been; but thoy liked' bis,
no bene fit. They told me that I had fore him."
town, s h e w«mld like'a lesson diiil;,'."
heart, kadney, and liver trouble.
"Will hotfoon T a s k e d LneJT
''help better, than hi^ n d v h e j that's thol
Everything I-atc distressed nic so "I don't know! so*manybf tl ece yojing' "I'lieriijl crie(| Lucy, "will thai do!"— w a y o f a inuny. .Well, they'fulled ,again,
that I had to throw! it up. August WIOWK tuirpiwo y«m hy iin okt aordltia|ry Aunt Kstlier approved. "And now," o«and h i I nljieij them again, mid harder
clulmed ij-tiey, "j uiw jtlmt I atn (fning1 to WorilH.!pa*Hi' I ber^t^tV^lj.'-Ui. fcihu's aMeftl
Flower cured mo. , There is no nfed- ftooil jiiettiro nr two oiie yea •',-,
4 and never
h a v e him ,foi' my 'mister, I <lo thinl; t lijtvo younger Ilia n iiii'iKti'r'AvaH. Khe ought to
ieine equal to it.';'' LORK.VZO F. do much inni'K,"
a ehnneo of pii|ntiiig better! 1 l>elii?vii llllVOjJfluir I humbler, to him. but: there
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W
Tliern
WIIH
ii
cileneoj
thcr
SUSKPKK, Appleton, Maine.
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that driiWiii)r of |hin 1 bought i i the iiioat Was rMgi'tliiig It ^n' "f her head tiilit |)lio
mid, "TIIIH In the Iml 1«-Hw»n" m t-omj, M ins
wan tfiiuive nil hhe fntuied, wlieflier alio
C'laVei-itiff. that I' hlmll Jiave tl o pleasure beautiful jpietui(| in tlio world." _• v
fhioing jtlint t iin Was; Lucy's pniitiine. |?i)u!d alliiid it nr not;'not but what s h e
''>i* givipjf yim until tho audi ii ti, - 1 m"ip|iono you Nvill eoiue hack t c t nvn again opinion, lit was infuHunatejtlii.t (lie last, '^rtHJajVeiy goiHl, upright wotnnn is* all but
then, like tlm rent of UH. I dj t p'irijj to pout that p.rrnln ' brought leer 4 icitnr tw -ttiaLj At hiKt the.y riuairelled outright,
Hiy that yi'luj 'iew fi-om & Ciiiiiherlaiiil she and niiisb r, lind t-he, wctijt her way
lirittany for a few niontliH' Bl^lcliin
"Are y o u ! 1 winh my doc ni w o u l d let Citrden cûl'l ho bo lierft. j It w a s .from and'hjs h | , and for the lust twenty years
me go to fomfi nico phire. ] It will keep Mrs. Kiclimoml, ihe uitist's mother, who they,flevi'r saw'-ench other; indeed, hoi
inn hero—und when my d r n w n p IOBBOHS uaid tlmt tthe hu I been requesto<l by her dini:(w;ith>ut setting her. They were qiiito
lire o v t r I don't know what I diall do.— son, who wits ou of town foi! a (J jty or two, fiiendiyciiipaper. Four times every year,
They an* m y uiw. ten-it p oi wn-ol Do vto open any lettt r» which came in bin ab- t h e y M t to each other kind and tender
you think anyouo c l w . w o i h l jrivo me sence, and nhe "ljeffged to in: nun Mies like, awd asked each other all palrticulars
Clavering that t ie drawing No, ].' w a s not how ftioy liajl been going on in t h e meancome lessons while y o n are a wi ,y I"
u t tnat w a 8
*"• T , i o y , n e v e r o n c e
••Undoubtedly, Misa CUtvei in ({, you ^rillj for sale. It h a 1 by some tfiifltake been time,!
enteiwl
oh
the
1
ceper's
,
lmt
a
s
if
far
ea|g2.
easily find a inunter, but I I hi 11 not like-,
met. I daresay my master often sent h e r
. '* 1
loaing Buch a proihUtng? Jr>Up I.'
' but such was nc ; the case.''
a good slim to help her after she lost h e r
"What a dl»af recable, rude k i n d o f let- husband, an<f was poorly left; and then
"Only while you- are in lirittany, ilf\
1I
she hod «ailed her Iwy after master, Hugh
I'VaJierj J hope you will tescl me when ter!" cried Aunt Esther.'
"I h a v e lost tny lovely.drawing!" said Kenrick [tichmond. and slje was always
you return. Pleaan think ol Bome one
Lucy, "and ho I as got a mother who is a mighty c ireful when s h e wrote to s a y
who; would come to me in th< u eantime."
"Perhaps (fbia very Mr. Ric lit: lind weuld dragon! Well, ] 'shall have my lessons— how'pari icularly steady and dutiful he
was, and how well he w a s turning outf
—but you might not like h a style, it I hope he is no: going to be long- in com
flOstwOMKka Ctlds, San n m t , On**Wh—r
Cm O f O . ftssisHUs at A»thln*. I m h n n l r
and so, seeing a s how m y master h e never
means work, I can tell you I Vi illiyou and. ing homei."
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But t h e IOBBO is were also djcrjied h e r ; married, i ihd was So rich and old, and had
jhiii r i •
TaawttlDMtlwraMUaattffMl
Mifis Moore come with me to t i e Gallery,
aft*r taking th* Snt dMS. l*Mky*Miin«fvr>k«.
all she received was a-v<?ry prettify writ- no ope to leave What he had to but h e r
and see what you think of it '"
, • i
huf Bottle* 10 cU.md UM- It cure* Influeasa
They did so, and Lucy tl ought s i b t»n note fji-om M !•. Fti'-hniond hin(iself.. I t ttidiher eon, I make no doubt she counted
gettinif it all when he died; and y o u
Countless l e t - had never in her life seen i n y t h i n g k o w a s shorth Mr. H. K. Richmond beggea
ters a r e r e - beautiful a s these drawing: i o f Mr. Rich- to inform jMissC avering that h e could not see Miss Ulayering, ma'am, you can hardly wonde • if she did, for b e coulil not take
ceived by us monies—they were so tendei, i efined, end h a v e the honor ' >f giving her instruction
front, a i l i n g poetical, s o full ef air and BUT lifht. "They in water-color pi inting—and tl tt was all
his weal11 away with him, and s h e w a s
women in all are nature itselfl* cried a ie **I n e v e r —not one word • if explanation
regret,
tij^j only line h e hadl to look to.
partsi o f A h e
"This i s t h e s t r a n g e k tbii jgjjl e v e r
worjdt' teeRlng saw anything more lovelj I This Mr. heard ofl'f said war Lucy. * !f> won't let
TO BE ppSTtNUKl*. i
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advice, All are Richmond paints with j e w ill, And, ©h,
me
h
a
v
e
bis
drt
wing,
and
he
n't
let
me
Robin* R o o s t s .
answered' in a whet heavenly scenery 1 I h a d no idea
p r o m p t and Calderwater was s o beautifi 1. I s it real- h a v e his lesson: and yet I knijw- he does
5
A s I,stood n i g h t after g i ght w a t c h csieful manner, giving each' the bene/ * of ly painted there T" She look ed at the eat-' g i v e lessons— '. Fraser told' mo that h e
> L-. ^-- .
i n g t h e robins stream into i b i s little,
Che great library of reference compiled alogue end read, "No. l R - V ew fron^ a did, sometimes.'
daring a woman's life's work among suffering Cumberland Garden. Wo. i 6- -Calderwa"Show^batm e to MA ^1¾^ 1 ^ l u c y ^ wood,—Ji'O liefter, surely, tlian m a n y
women. These art the largest rtcords tensaid Aunt'Estb
'and then you trill hear t h e y had passed o5 n their w a y , — I asked
ter, Evening."
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terming Fhntdt Complaints in the world.
m y s e l f aûiu and Sgaiu w h a t c o u l d be
what
h
e
says
a
ut
it."
"They ore both painted al Cilderwater.
Thousands of women have been benefited
t h e moti re that d r e w them together.
Mr. Fraser d
not say m u t l . Being
by" Mrs. Pinkham's advice after all other One ia from Calder-Grang e, t h e other
T h e flocl i n g of birds for a l o n ^ . jourtreatment had failed. ' Don't throw away merely a general view, he tc Id me s o him- asked if h e di not think i t i y e i y odd of ney, o r i l the w i n t e r season, lis l e s s
this chancer Write us; about your case. It self."
Mr. Richmond to write such \ « note, h e naysterions. I n t i m e s of d a n c e r a n d
:
will cost you nothing, and may save your
T h e Grange belonged to I u< y j the, gar- said i t J o s roi er strange; but added, distress t here is a t least a f e e l i n g nt
life.
Your letter wi|l be received and
"Miss
Claverin;
artists a n quec r people, s a f e t y in a crowd. B u t robins c a n n o t
answered by one of your sex. Correspon- den must be a terrestrial ] *i «dise, and
be afraid of the dark. "VVhyj, then,
dence ttiictly private. We never publish s h e e t once resolved that in c a e mantkis I am sorry to
Lucy's last 1« ison being now jver s h e should u >t each s l e e p upon l t i o w n
even a letter of testimonial without the time s h e would g o there, w i e t h e r h e r
person's unqualified consent.
doctor g a v e hie consent o r n i t . B e d i d took t o wande: ing listlessly about t h e f e e d i n g grounds, alone, o r with) a f e w
neighboiB for compnny, instead|,of fiyl_ All D n a t a a nil it. nr Mot by mail, ta fbra
>n* of Ptn» *r net knew the cause of her Hi e s s half a s hduse again. 8 ie missed the little pleasLMMSM, a f m l M o f « 1 .«•>. UmrPiib,!•fte
i n g two. >r three miles, more | r l e s s ,
ure
her
drawing
lessons
h
o
d
given
h
e
r
^
well
a
s
s
h
e
did
herself.
If
t
h
e
place
- CMS*jBo**jraai
O m s m h M TWwiy
rrwiT Ar>sw#tf^
*n<w#rr4 Addrwa In Sots**,
LTBU B. ri.VK)IAM~M1
-MID. el*, i.rxs,, MXSS. were like this the mere slg lit of it would 8he could not ?njoy anything else., On t w i c e a 4 o y . s i m p l y for t h e s a k e »f
t h e stairsL one d ty, she met her«[ear Mr*. p a s s i n g t h e n i g h t in a g e n e r a l roostf
do much to restore ber.
Such questions w e must perhaps b s
"Yes," said Mr. Fraser, 1 x>ii<jg admir- Lishman, for so s h e now called her.,, "I
t n f l y a t the drawings w i t ! t o signs of am so stupidly < ull, Mrs. Ltohn on," Baid c o n t e n t o ask without e x p e c t i n g a n
a n s w e r . : B y nature the robin lis s t r o n g vexation or disappointment a, t h e most she, "and s o as lamed of being s o ; I do
l y gregarious, a n d t h o u g h hi i p r e s e n t
s
o
wish
I
had
s<
mething
nice
t
o
io."
evident fact that two of hi i < wn works,
m o d e of existence, does not p irmit him
"Why don't y< u sit down to y«tir paper
which hung near, were comWe tely eclipsto live d u r i n g t h e s u m m e r i s close
and
paints,
Mis:
Clavering,
ma'am)
y
o
u
sd by them. "Yes, that is 4 n ally Clever
couimunltloH,—as marsh wrens do, for
fellow. There Is a touch of downright generally seem ' 9 amuse y o u i w l f pretty e x a m p l e and sbme of our Mwaliows.—
genius in the w a y that b e h a i managed well with them.'
liis sncostral passion fur s o o i e t y still
that bit of cloud. compositUm In the cen"But I have n it Mr. Fraser no< r. I like asserts itself at niglitfull.,
Ten or
This GREAT COUGH CURE, this successI
a master to com » and tell me how I am! t w e l v e yoars ago, w.hen I w a s blrdfel CONSUMPTION CURE is sold by drug-j tre."
• ^ h e y an .beautiful draw ngs!" sold going on. I t w i s very tiresome of Mr. g u z i u g in Bostou, there wure s o t n e t i m e i
rists on s positive guarantee, a test that bo othe*
7
a b u n d n d robins ut oneu upon thai
«âre can stand successfully.. If y e a have A Lucy. "Why should I not b l y t h e m l " Richmond to re'use t o i g i v o m c lessons,
. '
••••: * C o m m o n , in the time of t h e vernal
COUCH, HOARSENESS or' LA GRIPPE, it was her neat thought. Up to tl ds time sjie w a s l t n o t l " j,
srfll cure you promptly. If your chikMias
"Mr- Uichmoijjd! Did, you auk him to migration. By day they w e r e scattered
had scarcely exercised her newly-gained
CROtfP or WHOOPING COUGH, use ii power of buying anything sile.^fancied | come hcie, ma'a n!"
o v e r t h e l a w u s ; "lmt "ut sunsejt t h e y
• j
quickly and relief is sure. If youfewCON.
"YCR, I got M us Moor j to writ! and ask gathered huMituaily in a certain: t w o o r
indeed, her spirits had n>i been good
SUMPTION, don't wait until your esse is"
enough to allow her ta hav< mi my fancies. him, but he w< uld not, And lie would three c o il tguous trees, n o t far from
less, bet take this Cure at once
But these gem-like drawinf s 15U,ched h e r not let me have ny druv ing eith nr. Fan- the Frog Pohd and t h e Beaconi Street
mediate help. Large bottles.
to the heart. "I wonder wh other t h e y cy, Mrs^Lishma , 1 lioiif ht the most love- M a l l ( I voiider whether the s a m e trees
Travelers convenient pocket
l y drawing by 1 im of Calderwi.ter, from are s t i l l in u s e for the s a m e p u r p o s e ) ,
cVuggist for SHTLOH'S
are sold r said she.
.
'
w h e r e , after m u c h noise nud s o m a
s are sore or back Dame, tue
"If they are, you can easily ret another the garden of M r. Kenrick's o v n h o u s e ; s i n g i n g , they retired to rest,—if g o i n g
• a s Piasters. Price, aeje.
you
canhot
think
how
licautiful
it
w
a
s
;
drawing of the came subjet t, if you want
to s l e e p in a leafless tree-top c a n be
one. I was In Richmond's i tui l!o a month and after all. M i l Richmond wrote t o s s y I called retiring.
BOIUNQ WATER OR MIUC
ago, just at seiidiag-in tim ¢, i ihd he w a s could not have i . It was not fcr sale, b e
. W h a t e v e r the o r i g i n a n d rea son o f
In a terrible way because h i c< uld not get said j 'at least, his motfaerêaiJ s o for tjiis r o o s t i n g habit, I have n o d o u b t
,
,- •• ; j
a big morning-subject done. It was this him."
that it 1» universal. Middlesex C o u n "Poor young i ian," said Mrs. Lishman, t y , birds cannot be iu u n y , respect
very view from the gardet —n sunrise, I
"you cannot w nder at bis being disap- peculiar. W h o e v e r will k e e p
believe."
'
OnATIPUt-COMPORTmO.
close
pointed"
.
(
•. ,
""What is Mr. Richmond 1 ike f"
e v e upon t h e robins in bis n e i g h b o r •"He need not « disappointed alx>ut m y hood, jit J u l y and A u g u s t , Will f i n d
"He i s young and gooc -lo >king—yes,
v e r y good-looking—far b e i s u tall, well- buying h i s dra ring! 1 wanted itl I t h e m aft sunset flocking to s o m e g e n e r a l
made fellow, and full of e n irg ? and cour- would h a v e giv n anything for itl B e - s l e e p i n g - p l a c e . —Jiradj'ord
TuAny,
in
LABELLED 1-2 \M. T1N8 ONLY.
[ age. I t was a great piece o'gviod luck for sides h e lives by selling them, t h e y say."
Atlantic.
] .•'••
ft youngster like him to g e t into the socie"I don't mean hat—I mean, disappointD R K I L M C r T I
Curious Little Things..
ty, but b e quite deserved -1 lis success."
ed about [someth ng else."
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,:
One drawing was unsold. 1 iucy bought
"What[elseI
3o yonjknqw these Rich' T h e S u t l e j . ; a large river in British
it, and straightway t h e ke !pi r; began a n monds, Mrs. Lis man!" i
India, wiith a d e s c e n t of 12,000 feet i n
epistle t o Mr. Richmond & tbis effect:—
"Yes, Miss Cla -ering. I know hem Well 180 miles, is tlje fastest flowing {Hreria
" S r . r - I beg to inform you t iai your draw- enoagb, of conn e I do." *'\-\
i ••' ' the worljd. ' '\* ;
.. j . " j.
ing, too. 15, <View from u Cumberland
^But 4 h a t b ,ve they to be so disap• perfect Op^l, with a m o v a b l e d r o p
Garden,' w a s this d a y pure i a ted b y Miss pointed about t And w h y need h e y pun- in the 1 center, Was found iu California
Lucy Clavering, oft — Cbes lei JSquare, for ish me for w h a t : ias happened! to t h e m l I recentlj'l A q e g r o at t h e K i m h e r l y
the sum of twenty^five gui tei is."
never either saw them, or did arything to ([South Africa) d i a m o n d m i n e s found
.
j
'' a d i a m o n d of t h e s a m e character i n
"I don't think y o u n g Richmond b o s them.'?
•
' "
' '•
Peopli can d< things to people without 1888.
been, v e r y prosperous s o • fai," said Mr.
T h e wire rope nsed in t h e tulinel a t
'
|
Fraser j "you see be has. bi B I ray to make seeing them."
"What do y « i ' m e a n t - EJojou mean G l a s g o w , Scotland, is the largest a n d
yet. i This will be a nice litt e 1 elp towards
that I really hu e done onyjthingT Tell l o n g e s t w i r e c a b l e in t h e world; I t
his summer's tour."
"What a shame if h e has n( t been pros- me all you know about these! R chmonds. w a s mn<le a t , Cardiff, W a l e s , i n 1885,!
a n d is 2,40() : fathoms in l e n g t h , o r
perous I* said Lucy. "A D iai w o o paints Please d(, Mrs. 1 islnnan; you enn't think
about t w o : miles a u d 108 yards. I t
!
a s b e does ought to b a r e everything bow Verj'curntu 11 feel!"
w e i g h s 21 1-2 t o n s , ând h a s , nearly
"An^d vrliat th« l»etteir will yo»i be Miss
the world can g i v e him."
100.000 fathoms of wire in i t s mnko-tip.
A quiet smile passed ore r Mr. Fraser*! Claverinc.nia'uu , for hearing a jî-eat deal
Niwitr (iifTord Station, ott tho' S t a t i n
of
disagi
ecable
ns
and
outs
'fhen
y
o
u
handsome old face. Curiot s 1 hings some*
I s l a n d railroad, there is J a peputiitr
1
lAmtbefo, pain In Joint* or back, tniek qust In
times happen in this world of ours. Sup- need km w notbl ng of them t I am euro p i e c e or1 w o o d l a n d , . a spot w h e r e t h e
urine, freouent mil*. Irritiition, Inttamiitton,
pose young Richmond—the re w a s no de- trou mtgl t h a v e ived to be quit o an old,
imvet, uiouratiou or catarrh o( bladder.
ots of t h e trues air attach t h e m s e l v e s
nying h e was a handsome fallow—well, pld wonii n—or Iwly I ought t> say, for
t h e trunks a t from four t o i l x feet
suppose he and MissCJavei ln| r look a fan- that's « | i a t you; would h a v e lcen—and a b o v e t h e level qf the ground, g i v i n g
Tmt^red dlstsrtkm, (rotit, bllllous-hcaitsehe.
cy to each other. It would 1* a vory odd you would nevi have heard »word on t o t h e s t u m p s an odd. spidery appear.
• v J ^ * s V f c t > O T e u h « kidney cljffloultles,
tbinr> If it did happen, toes i o one would this subj tot fronj M9*
ZaOrtfps, urinary trUible, brlgkt's) iimmZ
Mice. •.*"
Tho "soil of tho vicinity !• wry
» :
BT MARGARET BUST,
"iif
just
Flower"
imm
BALSSW
TAK£
Advice
to
Ailing Women
Free.
J,
^^TSHILOHS
CONSUMPTION
\ CURE.
C
EPPS'g
COCOA
WELL KNOWN
PEOPLE
i!
ever giro aSertain poor oUldi awing-mastsr
sndit for having jbrougit t about, and
iu>»s\il»VBaniyto,gen,| weekneweroeMltty. yei w l l assuredly he would have ben
JX&^ZfftttRKXyiX*' lb* St* wh» first set tbetetdni s^roUh)*>ling,
^••••Miiiii ffeiist* $..«•*••. Mt%Fnser promptly eheel m this
tl soTlloW, n-4taUhlmtslf .I, irj ly Itolkf
M.T.
Artifloal imirbio frniwslii use.
COJ'YfticrtT 189
Suffoitlis with rheumatism of tliO foot, I
,was unublo to olijialu any relief, until 1 ifav*
3nlvutluii till » irlal and I euu any Uiw pu'u
Is nil gi>im and I'm all i-lpcltt >n>:nj v '* ^>as
uoiuliiij cijual to It an a,pain iiestroyer
J' .lului tl UifyiiiililH,
;''•>.'.
» federal i*V.. Hftttli.uiro, Md.
The gioujICBt j)i'ny»7 '.« patience."'
liHii.S lllijilly MV<l»«lne.
Kovc» llif llxwi'lit IÎI'II UuV.
A |>l«-ii»iinl herb drink
Silence 1« Kolden for U fool's loinfue.
f'eualiliiH' i,entl* to <'<Mi»utn ntloa. Kvmii'i
VSIMIII'.WI.U1'«III|> tin- I'UUIIII ni.OIII.'I.'..'
I
. Tlunk» uio now miiilo of piiior pulp.
Tftv |.lm<' ti, li-nrn Mlimilititic I* l>ulmer'»
Culli,'K'«', lm«f ( llentltul M., I'llllll,.
Itdiiuil'sulsiiiutlior of tfood i L'mjlutlon.
" IIUIH«!>II'K
iUiiiCli
(Kill r»i\l»r,"
Warrir leil to vilrn, or m.iii'jy In ''ntluvd. ABU
»MUf Orilîllut fur II. I'rlir.i IA
London policsememiiever vutrf pistols.
*
. , , . Ll-
•
.'Mr, V. II. I'uyliu, puhl-lsher of the Union
Blmiul, t'hlciuo. 111., writes: "I never saw
anythliiK Him would euro hjoadaoho like
.your Hiailyoioiliio." ,;
Thcro Is no lell^loil In Ix'lnt unhappy.
\vno"wutftb "NOT~
Give !5 cents to bo cured of Hnlt-Rheuni,
Eczema, itch or any dlseasj) of the skin;
lllll's 8.H. & S.OIutniOnt cures ull such. At
all druggists.
i
It is easier to blamo than lo do bettor.
Wound up
—tho mftn or woman who's "rundown." Dr. Picrep's,Golden Medical Discovery sots tho wheels goino;.
It starts tho torpid liver into he|.ltnful action, purilies and enriches1 tho
blood, demises, ropiurfy and strerlgthens tlioflyst,i'in, and restores health
and ugor. ' As an appetizing restorative tonic, it Kcfy ut wort: all
tho procesHt'H of digestion and nutrition, and buildd »1> fl«sh and
8tfcni;th
Foi nil scrofulous htimors and
IdoOd-taints, aid pvn Conflitmption^Cor Lung scrofula), if taken
in time, it's a positive) remedy.
Un ike tho sin'saparillas, which
claim to ho got 4 for .the olood in
March, April, i.tjd May, "Goldeu
Medical Discoveijy" works equally
well at all seasons.
: Uniilsb other blood-jpurifior8,i too,
it's guaranteed to benefit or cure,
inêvbry case, or your money ia returned.
i
Onj these terms, it's the cheapest
You iay only for the ffood you i get.
But itt's the best—or |t couldn't b*
sold
THE MbnE otHpriyrma. :.
IliU's Pile Pomudo Is simple, causing no pain
and giving instant re'bef. No luaJtwi bow
old the case may be, if used faithfully It
will positively cure pile*. Try ltto-nigut!
At all druggists.
Capability runs a poor race with Influence
OS*;dose of Beecham'S Pill; i relieves sick
headache In »J mlnulcs. For sale by all
druggists, 25 ocuts a box.
Nature needs little; opinion exacts much,
From my knowledge, of the value1 of Dr.
Deane's Dyspepsia Pills, de:-ivod as well
from my own experience, as from the test!
mony of many who have testBd. their merits, 1 am satisfied that they well deserve the
the ample patronage they arc receiving
Tus ttisv. C. VAN SANTv'OORD,
-.',,-'Kingston.'N. Y .
Wrltebri J f A . Deane&Co„€at»kJll,N.Y.
If the heart Is wrong life cannot be right
: -Ljli,
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Tt»e O n l y One E v e r P r i n t e d — C a n Y o u
Find the Word.
There Is «j3-inch display advertisement
In this paper this week which has no two
Words alike except one word. The same
Is true of each new one appearing each
week, from the Dr. IIarter Medicine Co.
This bouse places a "Crescent" on everything"^*ey make and publish., I-pok for it,
send them the name of the word, and they
If j o u know of
will return you Bqp*, BaAUTiruL Lrsup. buylnr Creamery
raetory Ms>
GRAPHS OR BAMPUCS FHKR.
ehmeir, referthem
osItoidd*iBldc,
and A fa Co, , Chleofo,
UrgMtlr
A locomotive's strength Is- eijuul to 000 ana- a ig. w . , u m w u " ' f t ••*•*"*:*•"•>•*
faetuieraof
thsse f o o_d s b: the werldi ham
horse's.
prices
prices
fair dealt!*;
Heir mottoJ
Al«*
andrs and
Improved
Cream1st
8 eparator
si m—t
T h e Thrdat. — "i/rtwn'i , Uroitrhfal
_
laity.
S
e
e
cut
abov*.
Capacity
8,609
«•
Troche* ai't directly on tho organs of ^ho 8,000(1ounds
power will
'" per hour;
^tw< .horse
olce, Tlujy have an extrurtrdmiiiy effsicihi
'~^~ run ii.. They also, manuiocture roirlassh
: II disorders of tho throat:.
I Color, Falrlatnb Cheese Dresslfaf,
,
- A mountain of sulphur has been dllscov- C*««M
;
f
a
l
r
b
n b Bennet Estraet, Fairlamb
erod In California. ,
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Color and the Babeoek II Ilk Tester
•very bins; in line of mashlnsry a s p Map,
B M T I or Omo, CITT T o n no, 1 - ,
| •
plies for butter and cheese factories. J I I
Ll'OiS COlINTl, '
f ;
:
FsunKti. CusMjr makes oitbthtt ha if ths you i lsh to b u r front the manufacturers
senior partnor of tbt Arm o f f . J. Ciutrtt k Co., direiel, write for quotations and disdouita.
dblns builneRi In the Hiy of Toledo, County All | sods guaranteed fii*ts>lasB or e s « b e
and Slate aforesaid, and that said Arm will par r e t n n e d a t our expense, i
the sunt of ON 14 IIUNDHEUROLLAIW foresoh
and everr cane of CATARSH that cannot be cured
Da fit & Rankin Bldg. ft Mfg. Co.
by ths-una of UALL'S CATASRU ODBS. _ _
M O < • M * W e s t I^nke HtHws. CUeage, Hat
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KUANKJ, C1TBNET.
Swom to bsfonl me and subacrlbed In my pre*
•nlcs, thls«th day of bceember. A. D. 288S.
~*-?,
A-W.OtKASON
l-^f.if
DP BULLS
Notary Publla
(CTUGHSTRUP
Uall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Intsraa Ily and acts
dtraatlyjon the bloud and mucous surfaces of
ths system, send for testimonials, free.
'< F.J.CUKNKY 4 0 0 . , Toledo, a
largoldby Orugglsu, 76c
THi: IMIOPLr.'S l»EMLDY
pod has never tried to explain Himself
to man. All Ue wants Is ttA'cveul Himself.
porous, whloh lends weight to the,
opinion that tho bnnyun-llke gnve;lias
been for nod by the action of tie frost
And wat »r.
the nilier skntlug niaait bjaj asralo
brokeo nutio Londoa.
I'l'ICL .",<
W . M. U . D .,-|io~
,-4lO-ia
The Best Blood Remedy
IS SWIFT'S SPECIFIC, because it never fails to I wee out the poison!; it builds up the
system with new rich blood, and it is harmless,, becjose entirely vegetable.
Mrs. E. J. ROWEIX, No. n Quincy Street, Mejlford,I, Mass., says that her mother has
been cured of Scrofula by the use of four bottles of S . S . 8 . , after having had'much
other treatment and being reduced to quite a low condition of health, as it was thought she
could not live.
j "Having suffered much from contagious Blood Poison, after using naif a dozen bottles
ott Swift's Specific I was restored to perfect health, uid all eruptive sores disappeared.—
J. CROSBY BYRON, 208 Third Avenue, Pittsburg, Pal'
-.Ir
' IQwTreotise oh Blood and Skin Diseases,
'i^ft
mai edfree. _«-» T '
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SWIFT
S P P O F l d C O M f A l f y i ATXANTA, C A V ^
NT I T l
iQBQl
INIMENT
S
"On wliatsul otf , Is tlwro II subject!
Oh, if there is, qniek, Mrs. Lishman,
and tslltieall» t it, like a do sr, sweet,
kindereitureis
. you •!••/• .
.: T
"Wsll, lit yoir ways down, then.sriS
rU bsgii | but nind, it what I tsll you
f
In looking over the frclxlit list of Noah's
Ark wo are convjiieed that uu did iotj lii.vo
ai'slnt'le thing to give the cbihlr>'n when
they snee/od. How ditTerent it woj^ld have
been liail lie takei. a few tiottle^ of Dr.
Bull's CvUjih ijyrUij for coughs and colds!
Rheumatism,
Impure! Blood,
T
,
In Frlinc'o a n * Germany horse* are now
vacdnujteu for the glanders.
,
*
t
The
would an who will steal a dollar bere,
could. tjtcal a Mansion in lleuven It h e
Kidney, Liver and Bladder Curei
• r
;
, IN O L D E N T I M E S
People1¾ overlooked t h e i m p o r t a n c e o f
icnt! r benetlcial e f f e c U a n d w e n s
permit>icut
batistii d w i t h t r a n s i e n t action; 1»utj no|w
tha^ i t is grenemlly knttwn t h a t Sjvrup
of I-'ipi w i l l p e r m a n e n t l y cure h a b i t u a l
const ij«ittiou, w e l l - i n f o r m e d p e o p l e w i l l
n o t buy o t h e r l a x a t i v e s , w h i c h act for »
t i m e . t u"t finally injure t h e s y s t e m .
Ote Bull!s son Aiexuuder has shown by
bis success with the violin th«t ho fnherito,
in part, a t least, his father's talent, if not
bin genius. .
"•' Andrew Jackson's carriage, Daniel Webster's carriage and one thus bol<ngedjl]to
Abraham Lincoln will be ahowtji at the
world's fair. That of Ja:ksoa
made
dut of timber from the old warship Iron'otêa '•
i f .
j Amelie Rives" Chandler ha* a French
art teacher , at Castle Hilt, h*r Vdrginia
home; and it is given but t h a | she means
to »tudy for five mouths'each year for ten
years, and then make her debut us a
painter. .;
• '-':!
Brooke Herford, who! h a s , gone from
Boston to London, may meet in tliot city
a man .whose name seems] t o suggest. his
own .name turned topsy-turvey. He is
Burforu Hooke, the editor of th< Uvangelicoi Maguzinoi
;>'
R oo f
Dlsonlered Liver,
;
R C U t V M s l l Stomach D I s u W
RBMOVCB NaUMio, sense ot Vullness,
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COKOMTIOM, -y*iK. :,
RIVIVtt FAIUNO CNCRaY.
RCtTORCS Nornsl Olmilftioa, M4
{
WARMS t o T01 Tirs.
M. MAITII MIMOINI 0».. It
CURES RH ^VMA
.
ATISM!
rs in Ohest,* rSidee or Batik
Iida4he. K t e .
N e u r a l g i a * MONtY
Hi
W$RBPUNO
If B Bottles
dot) 1 not our* you or f bottle) doo«
not |lvoyou ônoflt.
l i f t Uoitlosirii.
TRY I p.lPorHottlp.imots,
YOUR DR
316,
• o l d IB Ne«v
HAS IT,
•OTTLli
l u d States la m i .
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THE HERALD.
THE « p Y .
day. I Goin^ north, the boat will leave
Wyandotte t 8 A. M., [aid returning
Albert Brown, sr., U vjryill. • |j
roit at 4 P. M. This seawill liki-e
receiving ifr;ight by the
BY J . D . HAVEN.
An infant child of CUrh. Toomey Was son, shippers
nipt
Riverside will get a freight notice conburied Monday mornii lg ?
j
ESTABLISHED 1879.
Frank Nellis has bou j;h i.out the liyijry taihin|g the pharges dal|y Thpse nos
preserved ur t i l the end
business of Conrad Bigler.
> (ices i r e to
of the month when the usu il statement
ISSUED EVEKY FRIDAY.
A mile or two of jjn en ribbon, 'was will bk rend' ed. /'.
Subtcriptlon
Price, $1.00 a Year worn in Wyandotte yestt rday. .
Buijglars li oke into the Michigan
O. U. Houghton, i x- ;ount,y school Ceutrkl freig t depot Tuesday night by
I S ADVANCE.
examiner, was in the -h? \YVtl,ucsiiiry. pryiii|( open window oni the west side,
Single copied. 3 cent*.
Mrs. A. Long! in-has o lened'-a stock A goiid' "oVeiSco»t and a Wir of gloves
' AdvertlMng rate* made known on application.
Card* of thank*. re»olulioni>. extended (leiuli of dry goods al her oture on Oak slrt'et. belonging to I. E. Stileswere the otily
•ottce* and obituary |-*try will be chanted for
One lot of Ray'* Wash Hatinet Suits, pleated back
Station iAjeutj Welch
The Ancient Order of L'ltited Work articli •s ttiket.
at the fate of nreul* a line. sn<l will not under
believ L>S thai the biirgllai't,' were not
and front, nobby Spring style, all sizes froth 4 to IS
any ctn-uinotam-e* t>e Innertrd free, t'orreepon- niiin now hold thci • l: leetings every
years, regular 9'i.a0 Suit, that we will offer for
tramps, but mifcrfsinnalh.
The safe
dent* forwarding audi nuttier wlU.aend pay with week.
!
copy to Inattre piil.ltcntion. In computing price,
# 1 . 5 0 . T" r
• .?• ] - ; .-. t
bore
a
fag
sti|iiug
that
hi
c
>ntiiiiieil
no
W. W. Bishop i# th«i hjtest cantJIdute
•gar* erven word* to the printed line.
monev
and
tljis
(irolmlily
dlsHiindt:.i|
the
SECOND BAROAIN.
j
Addre** all couiinuiilcaiiuiu to the publisher mentioned for tin) lUpnjblicuii Khuyorvlsltoisfrotn ittciupting t|o einckit.v A
at Wyandotte. Mich.
alty noinliifttion,
J
Two
lots
of
e:xtra
line
Ciisslhiere
Suits
nmdciin
\[\
number of ci in* mid citpH v hlcli would
Eitlnuites Cheerfully <Jiveii oil all kind*
the latest style, very' best goods to wear, Sizes
Mr. and Mrs. % ){ Johnson and have been »['Iconic pcl( for jtramps
FKIDAY. MARCH IH, \HI».
of Building,
' '
from
4
to
14
years,
.
(Jowl
value
for
¢¢.0(1,
that
we
child of Norwitlk, U|, tit vUlllngfWy- were U'ft uutl slurlinil,
.j
' ! . ' ' •
tlmiiovrr
Win,
K.
l.rtpcy'K
I'IrtrttnB
Mill.
,
liiive ninrketl tltJI rt0« •' ' •
j
itiiilotte relative*.
|
ltoa<l Improvement.
Johji U, D»|nnl »1*.
If
you
want
anything
In
Children's
Mults
this
Hev.
J,
Stiinslleld
w
•ri'iich
lit
the
•"mm the He to ill 111«' American.
Spring, Il will pay you lo I'Xiiinlne Ihcsit gtioils hit.
MethodUt church next SiJiulity ulghl on the cm lil'sl II ddelilHof W.Viiiiilintc.illed
U'1'AXIH»TTK, *ivu.<
III We i liny f l t y lust Hnliirdity night...
T h e I m p o r t a n c e »f till' wheel It* II fill'fore you buy,
"A Stitle hVllglou,"
A lilt I nil't yt'lir ligu hi] (vniikvetl to
tor in civilized 11 fi« ha* IH-CII well i • | • 11 r > In fon Wei Ion with this stile, wn will offer 1(1 Do/.
'* works luive (lie lut ii'r |»1IULn, l i l l * ! Wet k.iVut«ijtilutv h(J
The J. II HisboiH
mixed In the following extract:
fhlfdreii'HShort l'liiiis, nil size*, /hilllei-ciitjpiilleros,
week
lointike
biM'ii
purt
I
ally
clo*«'i|
t
llH'
lo
liiing
1'iiiiif
"Do you know I hat I lie wheel |* the
li'l'c.l'e lll'tllug Fl'li
ill 2 5 u ctM'li.
f
N
his ini tllv Inn k to Wyiunl llll*. Iff wits
eouiieetlug link hetween liiiruiti'l«iii niul Nome repiilcs on lliel'ljgli n,
Adiiin I'lctxon di'iiljiM I hill lie I* it llicn * k will the grip, whli'ii resulted
CIVHI/HIIOII, notcrty mid wealth; lltnt Iry
Dtni'Med, WHS 0.1
It till! World move*, It III I 11)11)1) li nil I'ltuilldiite for ilic not in tloii us uiitr- siidiloii ,v lu Ituilli.
yi'iit'.* mhl mi ciiMtM a iv|(« niul live
greitt wurk depend*?
Do you know NIIIII on the Hepubllciii ti4 km,
thnt thehor»n which *taggr*KM with mm
About Ho member* of the F.pworth diiuglijer*. 'I to reiMitlii* wili'e brolight
|Miiiinl» upon hi* hnck trot* olT citdly leitgue were eiltertitlui d H the home of here 'I iicsility tliciiioniiiiitij he fiiiii'iul
cliiil'iii, the An
,
With !*.CMKI pound* loaded mi wheel*' Mr*. Kllzitbetlt Aubery
t Friday uvcic held at 'hi' ti Isi-iipiil
I'll'llti* irilcr oj I'ldleil Wot Mf»'" "'tend'
I>o von know that IT von WIMP I'lmliit'd lug
ii liody, Ih'V, (', A, f iJry picuchinflOOpound* of Iron In tin* form of it
(•corgi- II. Diiwsou lut* tiii'clifiNi'il the Intflfi
ciilie vmi would dli' If liifinl wfc* luit vacant lot on llie am III side of Vino oil llie seriiioi
Philip Poll ifr, ,|i\, wliiw- fnther htti*
oii«'-fl|(litliof » mil** olT? -1 lull In it i'ii«k slri'cl iii'io** from M II Wood's new
1
run a IMIICIICI shop In till*tjlt, .'fqrmiiuy
yon could roll 2,000 pound*, itriiiiml I lie residence.
y«'iir«.|
iwii*
ti
i-H'il
:byt(Jlty
Miii'sliid
earth'
Do you know tlint every s i line
t'ltshli-r W. Van Mllljrr i\t tin' Wynii- ( llllipiDII III I I I Bniiiiilcr hiiii'ie Moudiiy
you »t««|i you lift your weight \»ny Hrtl
|M>IIII(I->I ono Imli, Which, wlilmH? U|I. dolle .Savings lut11k luis llci'ii coiillncd night. The in rest was niiuic I n n'*)«itise
to his lionte at Mom oe I this'week by to a liflegi'it
received firm t Band ay
maki'x ii lot lit tin-iMjil of it dity' I It it t sickness.
Smith, wliolesililc provision tit •rcliitiil at
oit n bicycle you ri»irno' farther, faster
To tlioConHtimpt'H of ottr Ptirw Pfppitwd PttiiitH :
mul easier In thcsuiijc (hue? Take the •Tims, May, the well known portrait IT: mid I;WWI st I.itrueil Htl'eut, Detroit
<< t t Aft • • I P^ 11* ft t n H * ^H tu,i w l ' lnl'tit'toT-Hy pitintf|! with
wheel from the locomotive, mill mic-litilf artist and cni'toonUt, will iliennfli-r Poller Is cliitli ed with slenlllig sevfjirai
of th«* world'* industry would die? He- work exclusively for th|c Detroit Kveii- bags of coffee, of the value of ijt?a, fni m
H f J C U i l U t l l t ^ our Pure rrt'|»iuetl 1'iunl. <>H upon
Sitiitli's stme Alllioiigli lli desciilpmove It front the cur, i-iu-riugc awl fttc- lug Journal.
which ilH tiHe IIUH not coHt ICHH tiian if other paint liau been
tory. and tint wealth of the win Id would
Mrs. Hugh Huberts
Mlss Sarah tlon of the li irse Bid wigi n sent by
u»ed,
dwindle nine-tenth*.
You would heitr Miller left I'tiesday not
>r St. houls,, Smith iliif IHI exactly tally with the
The undersigned
will be repnlntfd nt our expense.
of no Gould*, no Astors, no Vawler- Mo., the former to stay
line of Furniture,
the latter ones which Po ter drove froib Detroit
that day. tlhe yl'tiiig man wjas idelltiiied
hilts. Witll street would go tknwn it for a few mouths''visit.
thing needed to furnish a l|i
Thin Guarantee of Hatififactory result, afwtiring the liSgheat *
by tile mefcha it as having stolen j\w.
tradition to future generations."
office, and respectfully dlUfstS:
M. A. Coan, the boot and shoe man, coffee, Which fas found in his possesdigree of -exwllen'ce in the fminhod work, fl,nd at lesscosi; than
public to call and examine
Like many other important facts, the will probably be a eand idatje before the
I:* 1
if^ dbne with inferior paint,, is an agreement which we authorabove is very well known and'is very Kepublican .Mty convi ntiiin for the sion -wheuiarri Mvti; Potter H'as taken
We will niake the
to Detroit jliy J eteetive Ore ;n on a late
imperfectly realized-.
But the wheel nomination as city treasurer.
ize every/dealer vilto has the (tale of our paint to fulfill, And. to
ifrain.'Monday flight.
without a proper surface to roll UMAII is
use for sut'h purpose the funds which he has belonging {o our
Kev. W. W. Carson o ' Dttroit delivIrndly discounted.
The railroao only
The Mitltignq Central ra'lroad com
fiiui.
,
LOlsGMAN & M A R T I N ^ z t
ered
a
scholarly
lecture
at
he
Presbyattains its speed by having a smooth
pauy having,'ljmight jqhn Elicrts'. lots
awl are sure that we can do you (tood.
steel lied to roll over. On a less perfect terian church Tuesday jvering on the «in Front streltt opposite D I . Burrell
DoirtStftirget that Repairing ojf all
surface the speed of the slowest train subject of 'Faith and Free "hotight." & Co. 's, a ru mor w:as at «uu e started
kinds is made a specialty.
J. W. Eaton & Co. have taken the out thati the c< >mpanv intendet to run a;
wutikl lie unendurable for the passen' ~
•
-«'•
• i2wi3
i.:
••
! •
gers. The locomotive, that seems in- contract to build three rew •ottagej for railroad line 1 n- frefght and passenger
August
and
Henry
Loetrter,
in
OaHjjeld
trallii'dlowu t ic river frontJ branching'
stinct with self-contained life, becomes
-1- ;. Ii» «lrl|>pK ARHlni.
,'
Work was co'mn enced jtliis out if i Biddlo avenue: Thi>r« is noih'i
the most helpless of organisms When its place.
1
During
the epideiiilc ot ha Grippe
. J . fug vrhajtever n the report. In order to
wheels leave the rails or when snow ac- week.
cumulates, little by little on the t,ni<'k.
Jcnney Brown haseominei iced adtim- run caratlowt Front street to the water .last sea ion Dr. King's-New* Discovery
The road question is now onef of I he age suit against Evaliie. Charles and works sjatiott, it becomes nqceltsary in, for t'oii sumption, Ctwghs and Cohls,
.great issues of the day. Of all ttivilixed William MacKimmie. Theti mblearose cut off the cor icr where Mr. Eberts' Jo]ts ijnived Ijo be the best remedy. Keports
It EL IA ItLE
countries, the United IStatcs Have taken over the alleged eviction of 1 rown from stood. 'I For t lis purpose, the tonijiany tjom th • URinv who used itcoiitinu this
bought [the 1< ts outright. .Tlie only 'Stitilemcut: Tliey were not inily otiickly.
c-ogni/ance of the need for belter roads; a ltoii.se.
relieved, but the disease left no had .afthe roads of a district have |jee,n made
1
Ado]]>li înith i*.b«yiig triad before thing which n >\v hinders the laying' of
We ask you to give this
a subject for indictment by a grand Justice Tewksbury this morning on a a sifietruck t'o he water works station^ ter-results.
"reliiedV
,a
trial
and
we
gmtntntee
that
is
the
refusal
<
f
the
Field
estate
Migrant
jury. In the daily puipers we read of a charge of keeping his ialo »n in New
mud blockade, When farmers w^re rou- Jerusalem open on Sunday. Complaint the right of « nj\ The estate vant the yoUjWill be satisticd with ivsnlts or the
city to bitv thtf river front blj>ck|. or^ t ptirfrlinsi! price will be refunded. It has
tined to their houses because the roads was made by John h. Biiisle '.'
take it off Ihei hant^s noei|it!ilin La (irippe. or any Throat,'
weretonpassable.
The pn since was
Alziula Kauck of Spriigwi'lls claims hate soine o
Chest/ or Lung trouble.
Trial bottles
locked up, money became scani*>the that her husband. Henry Raiick, threat- before itrightiif way is granted
Persons who wish to |iurchase jS, »li<L
/ree. at Cahal'au Bros, drug stoiv. Large
, local merchants suffered in their IHIM- ened to kill her. Heiirv h»s bên arrest(Jidll rings, witji-ijii led
bottles quel and #1.
a '
Ariln You (>olnf;?
nes.-^ so that the local financial cri>i?* edand willhave a trial before J list ice
to be just as ijcire-'
rwjaujj:.,,-.
«»r>
2(1.(100,00()
vllitors.
at
Ijtast,
eXptM':
Mini the effect of bad ropds.
\\!«j read Tewksbury tomorrow m i m i n g »t ten
t'ureil S< i f Tlirout «1 six .Uoiiths Mtmidscntcd, should lit i- of
iliijiii:
a
n
d
ted
at'the
Col|mbian
Expo
that-a fantier in Pennsylvania, J;t*t o'clock.
!"«• , ' - .
me. Every ring bearwhether you eltjiect to bo oiii; < >f tlteiu
' opting, while using a six-horse team to
MonroUi Mich.. Sept. 2. 1MJI0,
ing my mark.
HV.VV.
- U\—
-•'•«:;! S .'ingif !•:.-! of hay. had one of his Mrs. MarvT. Lathrap Jtvill lecture In or not, as an /'merican. natunililly y<ni
Dr. O J. Fay—Dear S i r : I have sufllt«f
horse
I
M
K.'."
is
fully
warthe
M.
E.
cfirtreh
March
p
.
upon
sonic
arc
interested
lali
i»ns
for
u
the
prcpiti
"t;r,rses fall in the road, and
fered
'foi
six
months
with
sore-throat,
was drowned before ho wi^.'df be got phases of the temperance)efo in. There the gratfd evei t.
ranted lot t|iialltv. '• Don't be deceived,
A Mplendii I Ia p e r j i i and at times an aggravated cough, which
out.
The question. "How are t!'«;viJ! V,p no tickets. Everyboi y is ijivlt Deuiorest's Faa nily Magazine
•A
hilt get the genuine,
I
attributed
to
a
tickling
and
sensitive,
fol-April.
roads." so fre<|iiently put in liotintry etl to coine and hear tl.is poiiularSMo '•The Evoluti o|t of adlreiit Ex poiition,'
thi'ont, I have used one bottle of your
places, tells a whole story of the depen- man. A collection w III be lii|Ken.
.f the kind that has yet New Trialmeti) for Consumption and 1
is tlie best (hi
dence of farmei-s ufo roads foj" tlicir
IH»CII publfshei|. From it you ituiy/learn flwiiiuv' throat entirely eured and am
Arsene Meloche and Coiiiicjillor
prosperity, comfort, and m e n for social were.caught in the ice while cro
all the Interesting poiutsaboif I I i« com- free frOn any cough or throat trouble.
WYANDOTTE, MICH. recreation and enlightenment. Without from Wyanilolte to Anderson Tti<'
lug World's Fiiir. and tlie ilhisl ratibiis I cheerfully recoiiiinend others to -[give
practicable transit, there can lie no *up- night and had to abandon tlicir
itreisimply sti||trb, Including a cotupre- it a trial
tiort for family gatherings, U«-tures or They went through the lce>sev|'ral t
hcnslvc vhswjlaiid the pin of th?< k ' . I '
DK A M. LUNO. I).,l>. S.
lyceuins. and th«f very schooling of tlus but succeeded in i'ciicliiiig»lio|elnail e \ grounds. plclu|es of nil the n ug illjceiit
Foi sale bv and sample IMIIties free at
children of the country depends on the hiittstcd condition.
TmildingM itnd lortralts Of soiho of the ihn Stiong & Still's, HouUi Kockwootl.
l,oenl.sl 'on Poplnr «lr»et, Wymidertte, li»lf
same thing—good roads* ,
leading officer having It In c utige. "A
Bishop
Foley,
who
Icctitri'd
a
t
|
S
t
blixk off from Hlildle avenue.
Apply >o
('oii*ioii|itlou Curtial.
Occasionally It is found that people
•es awl Arbor Day" i s - a
Tnil<
itliotit
Ti
An<il<llihy*Mi"iri'tlrwl ft-oiii pruotlee httvlng
J WM. AltMHTRONO, J«., WyandAto, or
in a given district rise ,to the import- St. Patrick's church last night, had atimely and d feply Interestl ig paper,
hi* timid* by mi Hunt liidin IIIIMa n particiWM. HIJONK, 175 Klmwo(sl«ve.,pelroll,
ance of this subject. In New Jersey, a very busy'day yesterday,
trated with pfct ires of hii<lhlnistlii
formula nf»*liii|»luvon«tiilil«)rei»««)Oy
Detroit In profusely illu fees planted, in d fferpilt nloiinrytliii
group of adjoining comities have posi- pated in the celebration bit
for tlidfiiwiwly mul iwrmuiii-nt cur* of Coii»«iii(>the
favorite
t
sixjd'clock to
' Hroiipllill",
ihfil Crttorrli, Antliirm mid all Throat
tively transformed the face of the coun- the afternoon, then left at ture here, 're- seel ions of the t'nited States, s<i acciik lion.
and M U K ArTeutloii*, «l*o a po*ltlv« mid i«di<-»l
try by constructing .many miles of deliver his 40 minutes' hti to ijespond to rately deliiieatltd that each tijay jbe eas- «tire ftir Nirvpii* Debility HIKI nil Nervous C..m«
macadamized or.tcllordized roails. In turning by special train at the Detroit ily rtWognlzcd Swheu met with.
"(Jer- i>lnint«, fiHiBr haviiig tested II* wdndetfiil ourstive
In thoUHMiiw of oiwe«, h«* felt It III* duty
Kentucky, in parts of New York, in the tlie toast ••United States"
nian witliout a|Master"furni|(litt« Inval- M>wvr*
b luntte It jit now n to III" MiHerinK fellow*. Aeluable suggestii|ns for the Htn'ily of that uuted W till* niotlvu "mid H desire to relieve
suburbs erf Boston ami other places the rink.
Wyandotte's old citizen]aw
Biilrerlim, I will send free of clmrifu, to
useful laiiguag});'S "TheIntena|tioâl
()r IIUIIIHII
• « n e movement has progressed. In
Dalltfhters and pJonV"|aJI
wWideJfr* lt^tlil*reci|M»ln OerniBit, French.
Oi) Plum direct. H room bonne, with notsl baiietier of the Kin, s L>au K iiiiin iu>o f- / . Tor'Kii«11lHliU'itUfiilldlryclle»imfor|ire|fariiiKi»nd
I'rfrke county, Ind.. a road enthusiast, politician, -Albert Jaehnke.
m«nt mid bnrn, For particular* inquire of
out of his private purse, built one mile his castor into the ring am
a paper by the'jUeueral Secreiaiîof the iialniC-1 MM by mall by uddremlnK witb Btuinp,
Ilw4
AilKiist Ux-ffler.
iVnjr tljl» purwr, J w . A, NOVES, 820 Powirfr*'
At this time the county candidate for the.nomiua|tiot
1. Mrs. Mary L|ow«ji Dick
Central
Comic
rof go<»d road.
i
Just at
»yl
in «|uestloH wassaid to contain the mud- commissioner.
nson, gives facts awl incident*! most block,]) ocheiiler:*.%
allegiance) to
A Snap Shot
diest road in the stale.
But the object Jaehnke claimsHis
candidacy looms up charmingly in woven; " furubifies an
lesson of the mile of roadbed had it* cratic faith., uffti
Etiijuette"
nt
Washington'
te auVora
Twoljuiidred dollar* will buy 8 nere* k>f ROOII
effect, and now the same county is. with all theifftilgeuce o t i
insight of the ijties that govtetrn. tociety
borealis.
;"Easl L jgeiids
celebrated for its roads.
at our nationa capital;"Kaster
(rnrden land In Sumpter, on Section Jl, it'itli
James Mace of this eft;' had a glor- awl Customs' is specially ii|te.i'rating,
Without going Into statistics as to the
house and barn, oWhard and some oilier fruit.
number of horses owned by the fanners ous old spree in Detroit th» other night and "Easter > iveliies" furniislics sugE 'CORKINR, Voiwar. Tuscola Co. J^lch.j
and
was
found
lying
nearj
tllio
Brush
of this country, it is pl«m that a condigestious for all the Easter gifts one may
'•;
11*4
tion of affairs which exacts the lalxir of street depot at 3 o'clock jnext morning want to make Besides there are splentwo horses to d o what should lie the in an unconscious cOnditicii. When he did stiiries, evt ry department is full of
A gentleman ettgagctl in business in
DK. W. LAMBEKT,
work of one is disastrous hi the business appeared before Justice SI ealian, Mace rood things,
id there areLover 300
desires
to
relit
a
cominodhiiis
staged
that
he
had
lost
his
vat
-h,
chain,
Detitiit
sense.
OIMM.1 roads are the l»est possilawisome ill istrations; aiM every
ble investment for a Mate that cares for t'47 awl his self respect. Tltis nreuiory month's hiaga: tie is just as goid, aikl honscj as a .residence for himself and
OFFH-E:
the prosperity of its greatest producing of his losses .'jo aJlccicd th • jtistice'that the subscript i II price is - oi ly $!i.00 a familI f. UDesitable
and pernufjnent' tenes
•
class. T n e v a r e o f the utmost import- he, let the prisoner go.
At rwidenc*. 8 doore north ef freibyteilaiii church
THA^T REfERS TO
year, Pitblishld by W. Jenniiig'n Deni- ants
hildreit.
JJe^t
Detroit
ref,j St.fi
ance to railroads, tjood roadsj would
The total number of v s i D r s t o t h e orest 1 "i E. 141 i St.. New Yoi k City. •!
MICH.
W Y A N D O T R.
easily double the width of the Ixdt or public library and reading rot m during
The Match 'Vide Awake \k a timely
gone of supply of railroad lines, and January was 1.4^«i. of wh im 777 were
would mainmin such supply winter and 'males and »"•»» females. A tot t'l of 1,044 and attractive ssne of the favoii e magT I N T ,
Its f ontispiece, illustrating
sammer. They would avoid the troub- books was thawu during tht mouth. azine.
Miss
Brastow'J
characteristic.'
sliory
oi
During
February
tin?
tola,
hUmoef
of
lesome glut of freight when the mud
dried up. and the want of business when visitors w*'as' 1.4W, of wlom 7U4'were "A March Mood," capitally suggests the
Graduate of tlre.tTniyersity of Michl^tan.
(he frost, leaving the ground. |ir«jdiices males and («W females: numberof books lingering stiowjof the departing winter,
awl there are XJ arch pictures awl poonni
New spring stock just received, He Office mid Residence Kiddle <ve, (next Uoor to
drawn., l.o:w. The library isQpeu ill
impassable roads.
Franklin's New* pe|H>t).
j '• • .
sure awf see them.
I ;
The injost iinK
suitable to the leason.
All this seems clear enough, tint it is except Sunday from 2 to i:*0 "r, M
IfreaerTalion of Ihe teeth a »|>eclalty. j
W«s ire coimh>nciii|j to receiVe new good* for
ed
descriptive
trticles
po'tinnl
illustr;
hard to impress upon those nwH nearA short time ago - vJut ge"'Mur
Nitrous Oxide aduiiuMered.
|' ,
are Mrs. Stauttin's brief" but iiptc resting the sprliiK trade.
ly concerned- How far state orj federal wrotj to County Clerk May, aikiiig]
- WYANDOTTE, MICH.
J
descriptioniof (iray's^
iray's; Ft
-forest—(-tie. fam A k f w S t y l e o f PrintrJ,
aid should be devoted to tlw enjl of se- latter to send on a lot of copies' of.
ous tract of the| HurujhaiUf Beejchea near
curing good roads is a question for poli- new election law, which 111 B wi'
, H o s e (double k n e e ) , |
to London, anil] the quaiiit eliurehyard
tical economists. It seems clear that, stated were badly.'needec d« wn
Vou will be..'...WELL-- »f you take j
ofiStoke
Pogis,
ijadlea'
Underwear^
where
the
ivriljei
of
the
without aome such aid. the ehd win" way to "judicially and legtlly inst
Smltli B'ood purifier,
' I
immortal
"Elf
fry" Was laid »w»y, awl
never,l>e reached. In Europe th» state the |>eople concerning the tew law.
Miss Eliza Huh tuiah Scldiwire'* capital StlkaL VBlvet», Flowe'rk Kibbotis
FOOT OF OAK 81 BEET,
I* the road maker. The great carts of ^(ay or two later.the "judjfe" was
!-' f '*rtie Ureal Wood Medicine,.
, ^
Suitable for Miliitiery purposes.
the French fanner with broad tires roll light etl by the receipt of tile pimphjets account of a vfsit to the pa|a;e of a
Isold by C,W,Thoma* mid CaJmlmi tiro*,!
amoothly over i splendid Telford sur- in an envelope addressed o "Hon. ChliieneiiiobleJ T o this she gives the
face*, a tandem team drawing immense Francis.Murphy, chief justice il Wyan- Chinesirtitle, "Chin, Chin, Huang Ta
N ORDINANCE to atuend Rectlnh Rof an or
dinancn i,,f,,tivi«.
entitled. "An
,».*- muimim
^,, ordlnmic
v,M,..w.^»arannnaa
J
- V» '•" and the "i'hlu Chin" will be en
weights without painful effort. A par- d o t t e "
frsiiuhUe to the Detroit Huburlmn HlrH Rail way
ed by old aii|l young alike.sodelightA short time ago Judge BUG i of KaN
(ft>h Mtreet, Wr»ntip%te,
allel picture la presented ih'nthejr, counCo,,"
approved
Marelill,
istll,
and H* amended
Co,," approvca
mnrtiiiii,
invi,anu«
t r i e s England and Italy amoilg the amazoo sentenced a man nan ed John fill ia glimpse Isl it into a high-el as* Chi—
- • • • • ••'••• •*-' M K I , * n d a *
by-an ordinance atiproveil Jan. 2d, Ian I3.ISW.
nese.
T
h
e
r
e
art|
numerous
ijtliei
articles
Smith
to
ten
years
in
the
ben
Umtlary.
mat.
Ani orlrl wishing Carpenter Work amr'nd#d by ait ordliiaiuw
Jte ordain*:
_._r _.apiirovwl
..r
The work of road Improvement I*- It now transpires that the! cr mlual lie of interest, m<M of them I IwHUtlfully doiuVor Cisterns made, anil Repairing hat
BKCTION
(. ftTli*
of Wyaiidoll
Hectlon
of anoily
ordinance
wiiilf J, "An or
Vflde Awakeds iiiibllshetl Musleitl IhstruiiieiitHt will find me at inane* armiliiiK a frantilila* lo tli* I troit Hubbaing furthereti by constant agitation. none other than Hani AHhmbii, who was lllustrattHl,
i
i
urlstn Hire*! Hallway Co.," approve March II. Tlio aiteiitloirof all penonii imlrnt »«!*' >">•"
by publication of manuals on the sub- reared in Wyandotte. Ham escaped by D, Loihro)] Co., Uoston/ 13.40 a inyiihup.
,
|
ISVI,
and
a*
aiaeuded
by
ail
ordliiaiic
approved
fact and by an excellently edited month- from Ionia iu l«8fl, nnd Wal rt captured year.
Jan, 9, ISM, and by Mi nrdtiiantst BIN ov*d Jan. lint t'lty.Main* I* calliil to Hit; follow In* pruvl*18, \m, iMammided HMlarrad a*f low»i
ly magaaine, All this work will eventu- In Canada .but gui off beicau!»« of |nil
|oi| iiomaiiitx) In avctloit m of Hi* lti|lv« and
Tale* From T •wn fopleiti Nld. U, linn
Hw;,*. Th* Mnunoii ooiinetl anal. liaV*
.....- III* |tf>|(i|latloii* of tli* Wyainteii* Hoard of w*u>r
ally have it* effect.
It baa been found error in' the extrudltlon pa wri.
followed tittlck on the heels; if num
ComiiiUtilitiierKi
rltjlit
to
r*gufal*
ami
vraavrlMtlia
far*
for
uarry.
OskrHrwt.WysndolU.
I^w3
that roads can lw lalil under the bond he was arrestotl in Omaha an I
hern 1 autf tt, niiil It mist al ns dleatively
iiiK at |Mt»*Hii«»r» upon lit* line of.natd road In An/, iiartt** allnwItiR oihyr iiemoim 1« |*k«
•f
njrat«tn without overburdening the tax out the balance of hid Miitchuej.
provldwl lltat
lltat tli*
«11« far* aball
aliall
amimm ii provldwl
.. tba mi•ttor MWv'lf n'yamMm
mlh
oir hydrsiil*
without a |.r.i|*r »s-r
thfV reputation for reatlablent^n which
th«ir
I Ihi'
' Herniary
not IM raduisid
below five
tlv* o*iiili)
will* for lit* varryltif
**rrylnir Walef'ffom
•d Iwlow
payer*, and It leenm probable that, fifty
•*lpl
from
thai tjau-r fate*
or
in*,
aiurte
of
Orleti
llrewni
4*
was
generiilly
ijottMl
In
the
uretuitllng
of
on*
pwkwnimr
a
eoiitliuioii*
trip
on
tli*
litis
Although
the
Amherst
jniterrctf
;ia*r
oontlniioii*
ill*
lip*
W*
th.
und.MbJ.i.d,
having
rai*n
«f
PjIrtP
iilialilliy
atieli
iH'ruoijii.
«i«ll pay the
ra from now, the people will contSw
yWithin
.... K,,jij ijmiij,
|t|,„„t ||,*
betni
Hi*tiliy
hnill. Wwllhotil
the eoiiaeilt
MIJIMIIIof
of til* hayti
volu"ne*. fl'owli Topics. 31 West itlfcl «r w ohtWtiouHTor
works
were
compleied
laat
tb*
twrunty
of
Wafm,«tfM
waller
rale*
of
ancli
|
H
<r*ofi*
or
fanillli'i-.
aii'l »
plate with auiaxeinent the condition
liyth«ororHtWt)oi
ibnrlNin
«Hiw«t
Mail
way
I
K
II*
u...
Detroit
Stibiirlstn
Wrent
Kallway
«.'o„
il*
mioBoniinla»lon*r*
UirjwW*,
*«••»«»*
rvfmiliiK an lo do lb* w*U-r *hall be »luil (>fr rjmi
strtiet, Now, Yolk.
[aMlgnt, pjrovldad
thalforjeonliiuioii*
^"^•dthai
of things that permitted a whole region nettlemeiit was n«v«r made
•lain*i iand' *dtnandf
• - - - - of all IMMOM
- - «m*br* and[a**la;ii*,
ifforft
Ihi
lr
proml***.
and
th*
wati>r»ba
I
uei
ly
turn •
iMtoorfron
to or ffouitln tiity hal hi Uyln tt wld.voiii^ on again until Mich ral«* are paid U.HOUJIT Willi
d, do h w b i siv* a.oll«sj that trt|M
<rf farndng Industry to be paralyzed by town mid CoiitfHuutor Mllo*
MMld
iinlth''* Pruiuirlptlon, thoiiojv remedy
imiiy
uliall
oliai
>
no
inor*
tliatt
\
flftef
&
n
emit*
for
paiiy
*li*ll
oliara«
i
r«ild*nc*
of
jNMMr
Moor*.
Hamilton,
whoiulaltnetl
auttitjl?Uu
•Iiwt!i*t4dm)«i
* •'•mod bhickade.'' ,
rljToVfwenlHive
forSia round trip, an atldltloitai dollar for turiilim It mi «*•»!•'•
a IIHRI* trlii
or iwi• J - ' - Bv* twill*
for
<
for couglm,awl. ifoltht. for salto
extras. I'liemlay Joseph U|ll, t
jitrtlce I* hereby glvvii that tbl* rnlf will •'«
and pro*lded,:lhai *ald
, . . . . ,voui|iaiiy
, . _ J V *ball
w a l l be at libW.
Thomas.
Ian
Bro*.
tlnd
C
^HaehUiT* Ai*ai«a *Mv*. .
engineer of the Windsor watt
,nd oolleut dnubl* far* after half •trimly enforced.
ertytool r
|
. The best lalve In the world! for Cuts, went down and examined the new w<
pa*t t«n o crockP, M.upou oar* not run onuehrd- i
:
if eaoh or MU oay»,
rorme pur- pwtt
JRIIRMIAII nnasMAS. I'reitldeiil.
Patrick's
dnrch
on
Ltwt—-Near
M
"
"
m
ImtpUt
on
*n*t>lally
for
th*
aeeoinmodauletli
Bruiae*. More*. Ulcem. Halt Kheum. In the capacity of arbitrator, [with
and allowing aald olatmi, and
^ " "ânMnlnfrand-''--'
Vfu, HiauvAS, HceroUry Board of Water (jomtlon of pulillb mMtlna* and entertainment*.
Sunday^ Feb. 1 a pair of spot t tele*. iA
f •CTh.VnTfbVJilii"da>-^8^231Fever Horea, Tetter. Chapped Hand* result that all differences ha ve jlieenji
motithi
from
. ..
10¾
War*
allowed
by •••d«ourtfo»«fwift- Approved Mareh lilim.'
lualoncr*.
liberal .reward! win be given
Chilblain*, Corn* and all Hkin Erup, tied and the town has aijeepted ! '
'IrfWjnt »b*lrelalm»tou*foT*»anilriatlon
WM. UAMPBKLL, Mayof.
return ^t the ptist oHice.
• ' Attest i
' i.: . .
tlona, and poaltlvely cure* Pile* or no works.
pay raonired. It U guaranteed to give
WM.SvLUVAa, City Clerk.
The Riverside will steamldo^rn fi
Never does | man portray
perfect •aturfaction, or money refumled.
^BA1ktVKL 3. LAWltBWCK, . Old Newspapers forlsale at this office.
Detroit
on
Munday
and
begin
character
,
,
than
in
L
T morelvlvidly
Commbadonn*. S cents a dozen.
i W e e » eentg per bojt. For sale
f
regularly on the river rout* nt «t Mm- aer of portray li g anotjber.—[Ill ehter.
ffr|»«b»ii Bro*.
Children's # Suits.
•'.•''•' inwtJaia!inr.:' .I''
J. W. EATON & CO.,
Builders and Contractors.
m
a
X
Prices All Rigjiit,
^3, isr. d i i J k i i i c , j^dst-i?
YOUNG MEN!
f
We \srire iahowing, the
most elegant and best
assorted stock of no^by
Suits for young men for
spring and summer wear
SOLID 18 KARATS.
ever brought to this
city. All nigh grade
goods at moderately low
prices. Our assortment
of Pants is very! large
and has been selected
with great care, and are
ro'iounced by all who
aye inspected them as fit.
WALTHjER,
yery alegant. Quality
and style the best and
Very Desirable House and Lot
prices the lowest.
P O I t HAli'KJ/
Do xiot miss seeing
our, new stock of Hats,
especially the •Youtnan'
style at $3.00. The
cheapest hat in the market.
GOLETRINqS
g
I
HOUSE AN3 LOT
For Sale! ForSt>le!
ISPU II
WANTED.
f
Physician and Surgeon.
MA. COAL'S i > i i : ^
o. DR. A. RIOHAEDSPN,
FINE
,s Sure
R
P
5• . O . r - to^ Win.
^YAiroqTTE,^- _iacH.
MllS . A. IDNfiTIN, A
IT
1
J
NOTICE IX) WA-Mlfi
CONSUMERS.
A|^fiOW©Ti*^
inteSfew?^^
e
ST^Z
^wr^m^ni^Hî
«î,Vtt:
ant
'T
|'l
IV*
5T',
\J
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?Hi
^£h
l\
ik Shm
V«IJ' • f jyr-
,J;..»f!",>'
^^fArW^M-^^jf^j,
^fi'^'^f 7iV"i.'""|i*"^
WF¥^ »&
V
DlblfVSIUS
the place that he has prepared with ko
much care, with full instruction* f>r
atraor<tliiii rjr ; Wntn I - H o t H"i
hint to finish the epitaph which ho hit i
•Wt«, but Mttln» rpri*h
self ltad partially performed.
Ho al 10
LOCAL, MKW« WOTWI.
of the mdat oxtrnoidlnar: »1 0requested that Kev.; Rolit. Panto IN
Chatties W. Lang* went to Ann Arbor should preach hi* funeral sornion, 110
which It; IIM over I gen
lot
: Tuendiy id have UU eye* operated on.
service to lie held at l j » Cougregatlo i
owl, nayti ^ t'onsUi|tluop
iorI.'. A LowU of Chicago wasjm town ul church.
dent of tile Mew Yfrk'Mi
[a few Jay* ago renewing old ni-ouniti
the ffnerul tph reeuntlylu/ \i(
W. ('. T. I'. Annual.
'taiicefc
'
neun |)lany».tis V,, the pijjntlfiit
Tboaiiniinl meeting of the W. (', T. mannt the orluutal <iro|k Or IfflrXlHmlt I'S Prescription, the new Tremedy
' '
Dr. It I'.of Kbit It'K-k occurred MtH'ch II lit t i e chnrflh. Diti'lii'g Kii'ty-eiJht h o | nujdox
| hi*
[home of Mrs. Kred HtlVdeti. The pre.I
lltf
hiidy jny, Or fut|iu»- sat In stHti5|)i|fin'o
dent.
Mrs.
(Joi'ilun,
ealleil
the
meelli
g
l.ood Ternpliiri have retijed the 1
Igh altnf of i tlun piitr|ir|!hiil
hall otfcr Unil.i'lKlit't -toil' on llliiron to order, nil ollfeer*. withoiie.e*cepth> i.
Of the j riiiitui'.
Tho|4ctio
I being present, also a goodly numlier if
street.
wn« weird and linpi mulve In! the
the'members. .*The retort* of I he out
Dr. {lMn«'« exhibition on Tljiifwliiv going oilleers showjjd tn* union to lie i u
ie. ThuUered mil uj»- witjt dim
> "Veuliitf wn« slltuly attended.. jTrv.lt splendid working wilder. The different
ted by ah.tmbir of glltiimefing
again, kloetor.
I
jdei.artnients ar<' in harmony and doh g
jmps, whltih onabii d ] m J *lth
Mm. Mary Uulclicld <>l Detroit vWit- i c Indent work.' More njiouey was raisi il
IrtlouUy, jnn;l only i fter n|y lydf
>d heij won. W. II, I.ittlelield of Krlc !tho past yeur; tjfan any previoiw yetr
corae|Uo ;ustotnod tii the | h in.
>trcel Inst week.
j
! since Its organization and the inomy
cern [the figure jpf th
aJ
Thej| do not wait lill ilw nmd lis gone, , raised has'R'eti carefhlly cviiended In
h,
i
•
null
riii
d
the
i
pushing
the
work
([but bldvcles are coming out ouitj- largein.
sat on a throne obvoroc
Ithi
ly these pk'asniit day*.
I
! Loyal Temperance Legion ha*.a nen i
bbick' velvet iind silver Is aoi
MrsJ Ward of Church street, vjho has bcrshlp of *0 children and is doing a
been ittiwn with the grip for a \feek or grand work for them and it is safe In corpsi was arifuyel In tlte wol'g'iJous
say that King Alcohol will n o c r g f t pontlj ,cal ve tnicni*. gllj.teriiii f|i«m|
' t w o pajst. is now iniproN ing/
I
18.
throifj td'heai With pri'i'Sless
Mlssi Dorcas Jones, the milliner. 1» imv recruits from their numlier.
They aI*o found lime to do some uiih'
H he d wtw placed:t ie p.i|iti|&<tl.
- packing tip her gooil* and will remove sionary work and sent n barrel of clot \> Oh
to neaTCiiieiiinaii. Ohio, in a few days. lug to a mission school in North Carp crow all ubla/e With hii -o d i n | i o | la.
ernor Ids and rur. e-i. Hi <gluzi|a dyei
A social for the hem-fit of (he Cotigrc- linn.
i Rational church on Tuesday (-(veiling
In the lloiviji* mission department were; wide ojwn. and lf;izc<t with
Inst at Win. Walter-.'. A large number good work WHS'/lone.
t'ie s ny stare oI doatit's nii^ht d|wn
attended.
Three mothejf.' meetings were he (I tho iiurlile-columntra r *ve df Itho
i W l - f t hanlcfl-4 ped' 1' irbld*••
' '
A siipicjent numlier "f »Joek|ioldeK during the ycaif|
ehur '
have been ?ci-ttrei| to make the 'cream- j The MijieriiilVndciit of sc'nfiitilie i«- b o u iii volume of the (io: eis, undjhis
iction reported the law regarilu g rig" was upraised as, if for ben'llicery 11 sure thUig. Thi-> i~ from th|; latest ; si ruction
j temperance
_
perance i.physiology
generally kept, tton. Two .bla'ek-i-obed i-iest»' iButreport!
euch' |idd
Hit Bench is higlijy elated over an- I the children in most of the schools bell g tered; pt-ayers ktieolinf):
other ijcceirt' promotion He informs us taught the phy-ical effects of alcoho}.<
of hirp. and now- and aâi (i reeks and
I
Lift-rat
lire
has
IM-CII
forwarded
Jo
tlje
that htj is now titil .-.awyei in the higher
o di.vut |
lumber ramps and some money to assist Armejn'iins approach-vd 't
department.
tiff,
itpd.
making
low
obol
ancMki- sed
in ministerial work among the lumberS. HJ Smith- who"returned from the men. The superintendent of literature i his hfy Angers of tho >d r> of i.i
liik,,vbst; university a few day- ago. expects to
menta Night had ulr ;ul s<t m~w .en
reported
*iltj.3»
expended
for
book*,
:
Income enrolled shortly in the r^nks of
papers, etc., from which much good h:is I tiij-n.elto gf. and. as
ast ft. list
the coipmercial travelers.
[
!
iconic.
A box of jellies wajh sent to the lin^-';rln<j lo.ik >M tho nn OSIB^ scdne)
j Mr. 4ud Mrs. ,Iud Wallers f*!*'/ ' q i ,< ' m l M ' 1 'a ,| ce hospital lit (Irand Rapidp. a biioad moon ray.-gli.iin<^ through the
Cff« Von w i l l find,tho
remove to Kock wood in a few days. , , „ i HYIHTII other work done(jr. at utainei glass wind." on t ie left
tsfe, ({tiali^y of {goods, considered.
u
Mr. Wallers has secui.sl perjiianuut j lyAft<.r t j M , r ,.ports the officers for tile of the altar, iiurai ed t e ri f d
uice
employment at that place.
|
iensuing year were elected.; and t i e Of tlie corps •. lendbig
it an aiiitost
The tomitig spring election is 1^-ing I union brain* anotheryeat well siipplud supernatural sp endor.
he miodrniul
agitalcfl e«»nsiderably and some of the > with the elements of success and a d tolling of the ; ells follow d my cniiue
eaiieiiws are already called, but lihe new termination to carry on the good wor
One (x.pular feature of the society is clear across th (iolden Horn wilih a
manner of votin wjll U- quite a puzzle
their
iiuanerly tea. At 0:80 the ladiei. sobbing, ran.: od sound. Wl i«-h vib at d
to the uninitiated
rd.
/
on the still an 1 poaoeful evening iilrl
An i*e creanf social is rather n tin with their friends to the irtimber.of 10),
The following day ; the funeral took:
enjoyed
an
excellent
supper,
which
wiia
i-ason,
usual tping during the winter
hut a .social of this kind was held on followed by a literary and social enter pjace. It was signalized] by e ttrttor! 'Tuesday evening last at the Mejthodist I taintiient. All felt tfujit* the W. l \ T. I,' dinary and altogether ui precededted
*•- church parlors with a go<id attettdance. of Flat Kock is doing a go<*d work aijd honors accorded by the sultan. , HU
majesty had t ot .only di iputohed his
We UM.uld hardly atU'inl if a jree ex- that it is a strong power for good.
minister of public wo\>hi», Jti«a
hibition of the kind should Ixj given
N O T K K — T h e Democrats <»f Hrownk
near o^r d<M>r. yet a numlH-r of sporting | town will hold it caucus at the TOMu Pasha to con> ey liDnssaJes of regret
1
characlers atteiiiU>d the prize tight i n ! hall building in Flat IUM U onThtiisda • and condolence to the hoi y synod, but
| Detroit on Fr'uluy. evening las^ froiA ' the 24th day of March, 1HU2. at m'« had. inoreovet, givon oiilers for the
j this pllce.
j
; o'clock in the afternoon, for the put postponement of the 'mp rial reg'nita.
Kverly pnlr of roller skatest tltnt has post* of nominating officers for su d which bad bqen organUed to tako
, long »(iice been thrown aside is n«i\^ Itownship for the ensuing year. By o
place on that d iy. Tho stt outs through
j U«ing bruslietl up ii in I cleaned, jforthp;1 iler of the committee.
HrowiistoW ), which tho pnu'essloii vcund its way
i-katuiif cra/e Is once more with' UH' March HI. mri.
wort- lined on olther sldo t' th soldiers,
j F.tcry fitlurdny evening the t Inkl is ruii*1
who presented a ms to thii cOrpsq at It
;iiiiig'u| lis full'capacity.'
|
KOCliWtMMI.
:> yon
uir> n n y of tli^HO
passed along. The dead! pontuf was
Moses Cox. gave old friends u call lakt -not!laid injiii co lin. but jwas .curried
| The Alligator shot by Sell U. jMorey
HHV I f w j-oit will Uud UK good
' while Journeying through r'loijdn ha.-< Week,
L
T
seated on his veivet thro io fcy ihlrty
ijlltf to de/il fWii,lt.
! brvii sijnl hei'e ami 1* now on exhibition
Mrs. Frank Olmstead of Bay City |ls priests nnd.-donoons weiii lng daz ling
jut Morf-y"*. store, as near life 11 We us il visiting her parents here.
vestments. I(n he;id nin slightly lncan 1st." Keep yi.ur hands oil! whikW. J. Dwver was called to Trerftf u cllnoii to one -ide and I e p.esontod
viewing It-it may Lite you.
j:
Tuesday by the Illness of his mother.
the aphetiranci of sail •• t< ii-iu «H riithÂ fttjpuldit-ftti caucus will l«- held ill
Mrs. Frank Le/.otte, sr., has beui
\n thiit of d e a l .
Preceded
Flat lUck March 2«. bsiKi. nl one o'clock quilt* ill wifh la grippe, but is some bet
|).lowodj
by
delibi-hmcniis
of
it- M.. for the purpose of noinlinaling ter at present wriling.
f,
thj;
bill b a i t _, co toare
icandidftjes for township ullices |for the
Smith's Prescription, the new remedy advanced
thi-outrh
ith s
crowded
Jeniiuing year, also to elect thrH' deh-; gates tj. attend tin1 county cotiêlitioll. for coughs and colds, ffjr sale by L. D, street^ Hlsrh jdiB'nJt^rle*'' >f the Creek
Boucher.
,
lltf
buarlasf pewolnd <: :iaJ(i--cB filled
i
; By onler of conmiittce.
The building* soon, to be occupied by
onsecruted wine t and golden
The [littje singing hints. tha< came
of sacramental bread, walked
here so plentifully .during tltei warm L. F. Boucher is living greatly iiuprois
.
' i
ihe corjê while l.iur deacons"
tlays of February, have U-cn obliged to ed by a fresh Cj.at of puint.
Miss Libbie Jones has relumed home
seek shelter anwiug the eveigrettn trees
e sce'pî-fci" t h j orl|! the crozier,
during).the late cold snap.
docoriitions of tfie dead pa«nap. \ \ e fi|ar that from a pleasant visit of eight w e c i s
some of them that did
did not return tq with relatives at Port Huron.
| o n eitharside, . Sivoriil of the
their ojwn southern homes agaim havj$
Soon another millinery parlor will he
t ministers and of the leading
fonud their graves in the snow and luff added to our thriving town. Mrs.' H palace o'itcials such as Huntr Pasha,
A telegram comes from Kedwing, ia Valrnnce will open such as soon as tin- grand; master of the cei- imonies. and
northern Minnesota, saying tjiat -U" ' new building which is l>eing erected is Mavroyeni I'nuhn. chief ihysicfah of
completed.
Charles L. (.'hanil-erliii is dead. ;i»nd n
the s.tltan a id "brother o ' Mavroyenl
reuialrts wiH lie scut here for bujdaJ.
Miss Man- Boucher will have a m 1- Bey. now Ottoman eiivcy at WashingA. ('haniberlia of'lVtroit a!s«y sem
Unery oix-ning about April i. Allstyl^*
word that his brother will be brought and qualities of hats ranging from 5)1 ton *ere airofng- those lollowingihe
1
The rabbis of the Jewish
her* and burled in Oaku'ood i-epietery. fo. ¢5.00. Those wishing to mvest in a corpsei
t ...MI . — -•(oil Io cîll and, see my
We are just informed by te|egraph new Flatter bonnet will do well to ci(ll rite, and tl>e diplomatic c irp* headed
s 'ljefot;e buying tjlscby M uo Nelidoft the Kuseian am<
that Nirs. Margaret A Kyle n»f Beiir oii' her.
.ehifle wanaiiled.
bissador,
in
full
uniforn,
came
iinzoiiia. Jienzie county, a former ifesitlenil
All persons having any orders, bi Is
of C'or^nna and a near relative (>f yoijjM
-citrres]p«>titleiit. iliisl at the former place
NeitheJthe
Roman
Catli&llo
nor
the
on Suwlay. The funeral was held at report the same on or before March fit
('nrimoa on Tuesday.
i to Wm. Speicher, township clerk lit Reformed chuijches were represented.
• The funeral procession started at 1
Various parties in this neigh)iorhooil Flat Kock. HENKY JONES, SupervitKr.
in the afternoon, and th • sun was sethave been preparing nets during tHe
Thr Flmt Slang Term.
ting when it reached the luriol vaults
winterlto catch the early run of fish this From the ReIlnf<»-Phllnsoj>liii.Bl •lunrnal.
of the ecumenical ' patri. rchs at Baspringy The game and tish waifdens of
The oldest bit oi slang which can >e
the stake say: "Thou shalt not catch traced to a-historical origin is said to )e lopklL ' On arriving thei e the corpse
was transferred from t h j velvet and
Ksh wi|h seines'or net*of any kind, but "He is a brick." Plutarch, in his "lifu
only With a hook and-line-shall thou, of Lycurgus, gives an account of t i e Stiver thrOno to on4 car* ad most extake them."
visits of an embassador from Kpirus'to quisitely i|n murblai whic i stun (is, in
Although W. H. Flower was one of the cityof Sparta^who saw much toaii- the spacious v;iu|U.: Th< re together
our owii. townsmen, ami whose-death mire and praise.
But he wonder-d with a numbtr Of his \ redece*eora
we ha vie: been expecting to hcAr, of for greatly that Sparta was not u wall<-d seated like himself on mi rble thrones
some time, it did not reach us until we town, and askeil the explanation of its and skillfully embalme 1. ie will await
saw it )n TltK HKUAI.I. last week. Mr. lack of defensive works.
£ o answ >r the call of the last trfunv »t
, Flower) has tK-eit a patient sufferer for was returmsl that day. Kurly the ne<t
many years. He leaves u large family morning, however—for tlie Spuria is
s«.|t|in^ a Duel.
nf gi-o'wii';up idiildren to mourn their rose at dawn—the Kpiroti; was awake •
An amusing <tory used to be told of
loss. Wci-xtcml our deepest sympathy isl ami conductIHI to the Held orexerct.e
to the bereav-d faiidly.
outside the city, where the army if a man J who accepted a challenge to
ALS0 FKAMES.
Under theausipicesîf the W. C. T. V. Siiaria was drawn up in battle apray flght « duo!. On tfie a] pointed day
he
senf
*.vord
to
his
oppot
ent
to
chalk
Lurge
itock
n|nl jood assort incut of
a lectnfe will IKI given at the Congrega- "i'here." said Lycurgus, "are the wafts
on a board an t iitlhiajlof 1 Is (the chal- ill Kinds it' him Iijfir. Also Keiieingiiijil
tional itliun-li Friday evcninif. March 2."J, of Sparta, and every man is a brick
lenged party's) ligui
by Mrsi'Fi-iol of (irand Itapids. Subject,
an 1 if the chftl
wil pay you to cult
iir l*oits.
Urorgr Catcintm On.
•Kindergarten work. - '
Miss Dora
longer hit it bs iô |(d consider himbefore ptiichasFrom
«ti*
C'lilvm-o
Trll.iilil-.
j
'Wheeler of tirand Rapids, an excellent
9<-lf wou ided ur id
tho' case
Katie." he said, timidly, "I—I hale might b>
elocuti mi*t. will lie present ami favor
the ami lepii-e with some selections. They allowed myself to hope, that you regaid
This $1.wyi mijiy pi
have orlgi.
will also he i.resciit and cmiilifH the me as somethiiig more than a friend.'
jjCertaln lias-,
"(ieorgc." she aiiswerwl softly, with hated train one told „
niotheijs' meeting in the afteriiooit al
half averted face, "you— you areawiiy tlble Inn-keeper mimed Biirdweli. ' t
W. C. |T. U. ha|f?
off."
,
; l i e wiw often at variance with h i s
(t is relatetl'tliat the inhabitants of
neighbor^,
and once he and a guest
And
(ieorge,
understood.
He
can
e
Dakota and other western states are
Having <juarrel9d agreeo to fight a
often ifompellwl to Hee Into their cellars nearer.
dpeL At the ippolnted hour the adand hules In the ground to escape from
O'HulliRaii'it 1'iiirwtfijr.
viersary at»peirtd) armed with n gun.
the violent winds and lill/./.anls which From Ni'w Ynrk htfe.
infest ilbnae countries, hut are never
Mrs. O'Toote—-<J<MHI inarilln' Io y*'t Bardwell loved a jokd, and being very
knowi* in this latitude.
Yet the dark Misther O'Hoolignn, an' Jye lw wld yf. busy said to him:
and Claim AgeiiW.
ami heavy cyclone and storm which for it's a father F«ear ye are.
•Tom. I'll tall you jjrhat Til do; iciictal Insjiratiie a
pftsse*! over here a week or two ago,
Mr. OHooligan—Faix. but the h a m f you jjo up and «tet up i board about
* Appllraii >IIM for
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drove some of our wood choppers to hasn't been ton Id ye, Missus' O'Tmdi, my sl|ja and shoot at it, i nd If you hit
Meek protection from the hurricane by an' it's morei than waTtfather i am whip it rilraekaowlfldge myH if killed and
4-rawftW- into hollow logs and other It's triplets, bedad.
invite t i e whole crowd t • dinner.'*
place*] of safety until the storm passed
Thei ludlcrois prop<sltlon made Back Pay Bounty ard Increase of Penover.
,
•
(rood manners is the art of ihaklnr
sions pidiiiptt^ alt 'tided l o o n easy
rfe/
every
rone iaufh and ,:t|nn ended a
leniiS. .
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Komeyit B. Murray, for many yean* those people easy with whom we coif
farue,—Chioago Newa
.
ot
a resident of this village and now resid- verse.—{swift.
Deetya,
ftorti/hyea
and all .Legal
ing at .Corunna, Shiawassee county. Is
Happy Hoo»i*m.
P« pern' Carefully
and i
m*dder«raM IMairaeto k Colleslao;
lying at the point oi death at his home
Wm. Tlminons, postmaster at Ida(vrrecliyLxecyted.
• *.
In that placeHe is about HO years of
•Hello, HayseedI" call ed out a ruda
age, and has lately been stricken with vllle. Ind.f writes: "Electric Bitters haw young freshman, to Farjner Medder- fiTl|K(iAl BI.AMH A I.WAY8 ON l\\M>\
several strokes o f paralysis, which with done more for me thait all other med
combined, for that bad feeling grass.
heart trouble, has brought him into his cines
from Kidney and Liver trouble." J o i n
"Young man.j"' replledl the farmer, y o r i i e r ' o ' Huron ntid Chitith Streetsi
present condition. Before he removed Leslie, farmer and stockman of sam •
•you
attend thai collegii o n ' t h e hill
from here sever*! years ago he prepar- place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to b>
f
ed hut lot In the Flat Rock cemetery by the best kidney and liver medicine,mad - there, don't you?"
"Younir men and
the aids of the grave of his former wife me feel like a new man." J. W. Gard- , "Yea"
women.jeiirn ihort•Then let me toll y<|u somethiiig
who di ed some years ago. He erected a ner, hardware merchant, same,town,
bsnd at home dinting- leisure hoqra.
monm lent for himself with his name says: ' -Electric Bitters is just tho thini; that is not taught tbeie: It Is un
Tfie PEBKIM sysand d i t e of birth, leaving, a blank for for a man who is ail run down ana don : pardonably lnocjrrect to t peak of b*ytcal work in TWO to
the dai e of his death. ' He baa written care whether he lives or dies; he fount I seed. That ia somethin j which dbea
•hading, no position,
to Mr. Potter, the undertaker, that his new strength, - good appetite si id fel L not ;.exiat. Hay la drl« d grass 'and
" ' ImgU 6y mail.
ror«inular*aiiil
A lesson, to
rental!* will be brought here and re- Inst like he bad a new lease on life." the proper term is g n u i seed. Just
F^BNI2J(
SUOn'TH
AKD
IN8IITCTH,
quest* that bis body be laid to rest in 30c a bottle atCahalan Bros.'drug store remember thaff-i-Greenj burs; Sparks,
DSTBOIT, Mica.
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Conditioti
prices oil these goo4s than any
btfrer house in tie fridei
-ALSO A-
CLEARING SALE
this is hat we sell:
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pceêl
i>ots)aii Shoes,
e4tsj
Rjiini^ Cslf and
Wiiprn IIiTLpIe^
mem
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Goods, Flan
Mfr. & da,!
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lit Men's, Ladiei' and'Childroili's, i
. ,MIV. ,•' 4''^-'V'V'>:WOOL BLANKETS AND FUR P E S , ETC.
3.
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These goods must all, go to iiifikci'ooiii f<it:;<»ur new
^pi-lug stock, which will soi iii be coining In. >,•
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VVe solicit your Inspectlo i and patrotiiige.
-'.'. > ^ /i';.'.YoufH'tnily, .'•:'•"
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W.S.MOREY
I-'atri': filling the hodse with goods1 for the Spring Trade, to be sojd at the
lowest figure; possible..
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OR EXCHANGE.
Barbed and Smooth Wire,
WAGOJ^fi.BUdGlES, • t Wire Netting 2 to 5 ft wide, - I Cut and Wire Nails,
Pago's Woven Fence.
a9.RTS ANl? 0AR", V
'—— ifliLli STUCK OFN|S6BS| OF A L t D&
SCpiPTipNS.,* • • • < , ;
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BrnwTiffi; ISXity ÂVA^WlJ^^lW*
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PAJINTS, OILS AND (JLASS. JKemember I have the choicest of
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jh'nd keep only the best, and,sell them on their merits. . J fav Af'lhcm:
Gate and Keystone Disc ftarrows.;
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Five Different Plows and Repairs for all.
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Qale Sulky> Harrows and Seeders. •
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Wood and Steel Frame Float Harrows.
Wagons. Buggies. Carts. Sioves, Tinware, Wooden ware." Plastering Material. New work and Repairing.
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You afe sure: lo save some money by trading with
\F>LiATp
Whm
rioplc; Micii.
in D t i T I t m I* Htop nt tl.o
Corner Cam* aiid Grand
Klv«»r AvoimeH.
JUiteH, $1.60 and $2 per Day
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Frcelaiid fSarrotson,
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" J o c k o y " B r o u n ' i M i l l 8 n |t*n.
Mrs!" Alice. Haydah. the disi ihdiited''
daughter of the late "Jockey'' Bi i|wn,- of
Grand Hup ds, w.ll, us matters no * stand,
WEEK WITH WOLVERINE* BOTH reeeive one-half of her father's-estate. INTERESTING N EW8 FROM
NATIONA!. CAPITAL.
GREAT*AND SMALL.
The* Jury rendered a verdict for the ton- j
t
tcstant and against Mrs. Ifcalnes, t! IJO sixty- !
year old heiress, thereby breaking Bo wllL ' 9 e t i a t e a n d t h e C'a blnet Dlaeuas Nallnttenaatlonal A l l « m p ( a t H a l r l d e br
Tito vordlct, was received' with immense
b u r y ' a Belirlnji Mea Treaty.«-11«»,
• B a y ( H7 « l r l . " ! » t r a o a « H u n t l i i s enthusiasm. The crowd applaudc , threw
K e n d a l l ' s Kudtl e n D e a t l i .
A c c i d e n t . — B r i e f NeW» I t e m s .
flats Bnd parasols into the air and tome of |
j.be women wept
hysterically.
Two j
ladles i-rasped Mayor Uhl around < ue neck
KECIPIIOCITT WITH SICABACOfl.
A sensational attempt at suicide occurred and kissed him in their gladness, 1 id then
The I»ti>sldont hai made public a prp'at Bay City. Joaiie Hendricks, a pretty {turned to Hnd his colleagues, but t c*y had clamatioo of reclpi ity w i t h NJoaraugui,
girl about JO years old living 00 Second escaped.
Mrs. Hayden was a( ilaudcd which republic agri is to am it duty free.
street, has» be»?n keeping company with a When she appeared on .'the street* and 0
amonjr other thiSt'n: Animals, live. C o n
railroad conductor for upwUrda" of two lanro crowd followed! her half way .home. 1
meaL Fruits', fresh r dried. C6tt»nse< d
years. S5eviT.il times the Wedding day Mrs. Haines, the heiress,| f was not in the
oil and alt other, pi oducts of said seed,
1
has been set but, the Wily conductor bos court-room, and the tiers was con' eyed t£
Tar, resin and tu [liuetino. Coal wood
• always >nvenlrd a reason for its postpone- her by her attorneys,
She decla «9 she
ment.- Jenm-.- tinillv came ty the roiiclu- will appeal, but her lawyers were nelinod j and lumber. House! of woodl o i l iroo.-i
j Tools and implemen s for agricultui-ailiaiid
aioo that per a!T.:dtiou< were i being trilled to advise a settlement.
Ilofore t 10 conWagqns, cartel
"iwitb, and beccn >U despondent procured a test opened Mrs. HayJen offered t > accept j horticultural purpo es.
j
and
handcarts.'
h
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and
steel, in rail 13v
[revolver and mil rt'd on herself what was t;tH).0OO, but this was Indignantly efusod.
jUrst beli(L\«d 1•• Ixi u fatal wound. F.nter- 1 She now says she will abide by th< iury's railroads and, other it imilar uses and struts
Mngj the urea*' . ut JIHAV« Ihd left nippfe. j verdict and take half after the law ei's are tunil iron and steel, or bridges and: brid^"
ing purposes.
Wi
for fences, apric-jlithe bullet pS: • 1 through lipr lunjr. but 1 paid.
«
' tural and mining machinerv. ' ' Liooks,
un
;ts
course
arid
passed
I trust defected '
j pa nphlets and othe printed mailer. V"e»-,
. tm* surprise.or physic.ans
idownWirJv
A Terrible Death.
j sols and bouts of nil; kinds,,fitted together
•I
in
rahy
sjiin-.
rccuvcr;the g a l cur-; -i
An nee'dent which happened at the. or in parts. Gold or silver in bullion,
Ing froth the t. ,t ihock. andHl is liinv Ixjbars or coin." It ia .understood that the
j?bo' declares,, lieved Mie> w;. reco.er.
C e n t r a l railroad a t A l b i o n resul*<oi
I packages or coyerin s| in which the articles
.i<;
wyl
ttiaTcp
another
athowever, th .t
Lnained in the fore; iig schedule"' d r e f n -»'ruction as soon ai sho is d e a t h of IJrakeman C u r t i s D .
• t e m p t 41. «f I:
T h e e n g i n e w a s b a c k i n g d o w n tl
ported shall be fro of duty if Jthey are
I able to „".-t a5> •it.
track an I Tu.-.s u^ Was u n c o u p l i n g
: usual and' proper f6i| the purpose. .
IN A GREAT STATE.
WASHINGTON LETTOJt
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T l e Kultnn o f T u r l i e y Alar B e c o m e In^
! y o l v e U In a » e c | i U l l U e i i l l r .
';] t is rc|)ortfid from Constantinople that
th( Sulfan, under the, inliuence of the
German hud Austrian authorities,rhas, rofuied to klisoipline the Governor of Salon ca fdricoiiilscating the Russian mail to
Mcunt Ajthos recently. It is an open
sejri-t in diplomatic circles that the Mourn
Atbos c l i i i t e r h a s Jong been little les>
thi.tt un! advanced post of the 1 Kussiai
ariiiy.Olf Its 3.000 mouks 'at least 1,20(
art nOn-jcommissloned Russihn officers,
wl 0 In monks' garb traverse the surroundini vcountjry and gather Information for th
Hi «sian general stuff.
To facilitate theii
work
ise officials recently had establisted
!a • spcclul
mail^
servic*'
from
(alonicn . -to . Mount . Athos.
Tbus,
die* the J Austrian anJ Frencl,
po iloffii
in the city managed Only ttui
coi-respo [dence of French and Aurtriann
Hi ITurket With foreran ports* Russia hati
mail service on ; Turkish soil ,
Ttlis effrontery moved:*aVen tlie. feultan to;
tin >er. a'tiu, .upon a hint froin him, the Gov-j
ernor of Salouica confiscated the mail toj
thi'i c i o i s « r recently and forbade the continuation pf the service. The UussiaD eonlis action to M
in Constantinople and the latter,
the Sultlin. Tha Austrian and
mfstcrs protested ugaiust tb|ik
t w i i 9 hardly expfected, hoijvbe i c i t WIILII his loot s l i p p e d a n d
their advice .-would stiffen th'>
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IVII.i, < HECKMA TK TUB IlldTAflfS,
Miot III fix- .tlnuttl.
under t h e t e n d e r , w h i c h p a s s e d 0
backbone snffic'.ently to,caUSO hi'ni
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It
has'become
k
town
In
Waahingtbn
L o r e n Oe. ,.- r. a l.nl of 1 I y e a r s , s o n of cruMiinu'h.s body just below, t h e t l
0 opposing Jt.his last encroach; that Grea,t Britain i 1 building two revenue
J o s i a h DceK'T. ;i wel'.-Kwv.vii f . i n n e r liv'rtr.; h o r n u l e mariner a n d drajjginjg j it
issi.a upon his sovereign r i g h t s /
j cutters' loii- the uoitl eru lakes whicli,cini
in l l a - j l e y !.'.vi|s:iip. l . a o c ' T c o u n t y , m e t reds.
D e a t h wa.s i n s t a n t a n e o u s . '
j be converted into fo -midable w a r s h i p s inj
With a s e - u , .-. 'f nut fatal, accident, by mains wero tillien 011 an-' in
a very sliort space 0 f time. ) Their b a t U r i
Conwc^-vJiUve Virtor'r In N e w York.
j t h e acciilcu'. .1 d s li.ir,-o o.f a shotgun.' ' stretcher into the way-car; and th
i ifls an.d aijiiiiuuitioti are lA be COIIH Jin\ll_\j
Electfoii s for a tiew Quebec legislatu n >
I D e c k e r and . t r n ^ b l w j r .-, b o / w e n t tn tft'l : soon puliO'.l out for. Juck*sY-n.
j ready to be speedily placed upon, Ue; id- co iscquenli on tlje dismissal by Lieutenant
[ l o r e s ! 10.iir.iv w o o l .
D e c k e r s a w s o m e j j l u c d in JuckTou and leaves a wlfi
1 legfid revenue cuftei s. Tuo yenaW puss ad. G|>v«riicr AhKOrs of the' late Merci'r
t h i n g lhu.1 b-' t v m i t e i in slieot.
Kader I
I a [.bill appropriati: ig $-'75,000 for| t^Vq ^tverniiiient on' ncioont JO/ the scahduls
• S a v i n g tie- a m i n u i i i l oil. p.i.-.sed
it to j Jiim|.e<t I i , i » u . e I S l v - r a n d n i i . » w i i e d ;
s u t e s revenue .eutte'rs for U e developed iacoimectioh' w6rh the Bale D ; s
UniLwl
I D e c k e r u n d . w e n t o e load w a s 111 Ua'diT I
A m.m .rushed iuto police h-oadf uarters \ pi-eat lakes. . It is 1 nders'ood that liercre Clialeurii itailway, vverie hi-ld aud resultiil
;
- s t o o g e ! iiov.!. io piit 0:1 a c a p w b : l e D e c k e r I at li'Miid Hap us anil satd
tio . hai seen a I the appropriation is exhausted another a id in tha ci m [ilete'rouf of the Mercier partU
; w a s Sliil ho. I'Uir* tuo -:ur.. w i t h Itic breech I inaii jutn•> off tlie Chicago
>•* IVcc
M.chl- u greater amount \v 11 be. jdppropriateJd if 4L total (if i l Conservatives. 12 p r 6 f e s 9 #
:
r e s t i n g oit tli•• ir round.
No s o o n e r w a s tlie 1 g..n railroad br.dge iato tiie*"i
<)r.
Mo 'need be, to give this reveoiie r cutters hbajvy supportfi-s of M r . MereiL-r a n d - 5 Indwc a p ou th*n Hie h.iuuner fell, t h e (,'un w a s I doscrdii'd him as without coat
shofls, 1 urmor. and full battery equipments.;, | Tlii's pduiloht, Liberals havo bedn returned,
di:x/liar„'>Hi and
\he
couleuVs
Jiassed I and a few lu/mutcs later a leleph
¢ 0 IllOS- I is an indication thai the action of
G n a t the late.'touso Mr. Merciel- had a niajori
, Ihrou^li l i i . n c r s loiver jaw.
t o n g u e . |s.>;e unnotiiiced that^ George
loto.' a 1 Britain at every point is belns carefully j of aViout 2!!. Four tiieinbws of tlie, ,la|
p a l a t e and a 1 unmediatH -oft p.r.tii tak ntr I'liaiuter. v. lioiias been'III I'orsov
; 1 weeks 1 watched by tho stut 1 and navy depart] net ts gdvermiii'iit stoo<l for re|clect.op'i but
tvith it live >l tile foW"r and t w o of th<_< 1 had escaped froni'liis nurses whi
deiiri- ;of> this country.
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wurefdoiitiaied. Not a.sinsU) Conservati
Ujiper leel'i. ami ue.iplv h i l i ' t h e t o n g u e . j u t e and -Wandered a4i|uy;ouly
jiartially
s c i t Wits lost, while auvbi-dilitf to tl
. W I L L IMlO'Tl c r o W CEALS.
he. llar'u-CT \.i.s eaild4 and . dn'sisol
t h e ! dressed. Tha river was at ouco
X
d ragged.
seats' farmer
wouiiils. '1 g« ton :u<; .S t h e m o s t s e r i o u s l y but the body was not found. 1
The President, s m t to- the Sena' the returns rU/oived'? 2ii
cUpiel lyiLibcrals' wCrq
ro captured,
captured by ttl
arbitration treaty 1 t'lative to-.the Be| rii
' ia;urnu oil ..uy parus t h a t c o u l d IMJ reili h i d .
Ci'nscryitiv'es.
Foa fisheries, wdli L»ut siiswst'on 0; W
A 1-alul F a l l .
*
ouivncndat on. Tli 1 members becam| vei-y
• .
AtROUND T H E S T A T E .
Mrs. Ju ia Crowlev. a g e d 73 y m rs, liv- much interested in |ho subject at on a a; id
it M
Pre»lde«it
t l o nmt ti Vl«
Vlt-torlou*
ing in Hay City fell flown stairs and broke considerable lindig llion was express )d
Valparaiso cablet President Montt hi
;, t'ntonvillo is bu Ulinij a new raliin? mill. her neck.
Dr. l'lessner, who it tended because of tlie ar. ogant refusal' of [x te
told tho loaders of \ixo Liberal party ei
,
Hiaud Beach is proparius for a building hel-, says she was taken with a I aralytiu BritiiU govern men, to, renew the mod us pliuticaly that if they wanted him to foilin
stroke
while
on
the
stairs.
The.
jack
of
VivBiiUi. The ro«if r <vas referred to t i e
boom.
now trail net ftjom among their run
her skull was crushed iuto-tho br 1 n. Do- foreign relation* ci imitleeaiid a Jlrin-aud
'
Marshall's electric lights cost f,r> ap.ece ucusod was the tuotherof a largii family, explicit report m ing a decided stund ttoey ni>U«t
inl coutjrisk The recent iloctionj of\Pcd
s month.
uud had lived in Bay City 14 yea i .
t . a cabinet raJOtiig
jnay be expected
ohtt apdl Rlcardo 'J'rumibull as deputies
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A band sawmill will be erected at Eweu
the subject of Lon Salisbury's l o t u r w is'
tbe lower national house assures, the
The strike of Benton Harbor I (ockwal- discussed and tb< bope expresseil t h i t
! by W. A. Andrew.
Liberal^ 01 tbo needed number, and if t h y
lppers
tias
ended,
and
the^mon
10
worktandlng
might
be
airowe better iindei
A school in Huron count?, near Mud
can only keep united .the throe [factio is
Ivod at before tho fouling season.
Creek, i* taking a vacation' on account of in-; for JO cents an hour„,tbe old ! • ite. "
which comprise tbe|r partly the Preside it
Sl-ItlNOKIt
i
s
IMI'ltOVl-ltO.
I poor roads.
, A couple of Ohio capitalists will build a
Will doubtless name ero lohg bis new m i l prlngor continues to liters. It is rumored Edi ardo Matto afd
A miniature salt plant Is being con- factory at Sturgis. employing 17 5 men. I Representative
Id be oxpects to be )n Sonor A It, un lrano will be jusked
acceit
! itructad tit Saginaw to be sent to the Overalls are tho articles to be t u n e d but. Improve rapidly,
portfolios.
I World's Ifair.
Audi tor-General Stone .has be 11 having, bis feet again in a |fow days. I t 1»! e-tBooted that the
iriff discussion in t i e
Earl VVfrigbt became dissatisfied with his a severe lime with la grippe f i - s e v e r a l House will .couth iue for threeror f o i r
, T e r r l l i l e l l u r r l e a n e | n PorUiaal.
/ quarters at the Ionia prison and loft for weeks post, and it now has. hi ci on his weeks more, with Jinterruptions ' now a-jid
A buirliûe passed over tho Portuguese
buck.
.
! parts unknown.
then for the consideration of upprdpilntliin coast, d i i i g much damage to property a i d
A
third'oottago
is
being
erocte;
in
con*|-and
other
pressing
(pills.
It
is
now
underThe water works company of Iron
to the hfiriot work's at Iîsbon.
AnutiMountain will tpead 150,000 in improve- neotloii with the Michlgaii' lnsan 1 asylum stood that Mr. Sprl ger will make tho clos- ber of houses Wore unroofed, chimneys
in
Kalamazoo,
f
It
will
accomonidate
7
5
ing speech in the
riff debate. He has a blown down- and, trees prostrated. Six
: menta tbiis year.
patients.
-'
gêat'deal of mat
collected which b e e t - persons w io were passirfgi along the stret ts
r .•
Thomas 8. Jewett, a Niles boy, has been
The strike situation In ' Wheel 1-'s ship- petted tio use in an argument at tbe opeitwere struck by flying debj-is and k|lled. |A
ippointed assistant paymaster In the
that no great labjr number others were moro;or less serious,y
yards at '.Vest Bay City
11 acîcally ing of the debate,
United States navy.
preparing
for
thO
clojsremains as heretofore, but a sa . sfactory VUl be involved In
injured. Tho River TaguV- whichlih s o n a
g argument in fa or of his bills.
T h e new lumber and shingle m'.U on Settlement is expected as soot as Mr..
places ta<3 already overllowed its] banks,
is in operation. It Is Wheeler returns from the south.
WILL E X f A N D MlLlTAIlT lSTELL10E!fi
; Mackinaw island
continues to rise .rapidly and threate i s
ownAd by Manistee men.
conaidei-altle damage. The riveV has t eSecretary Elkina is much Interest
I ivon'.Mountain sighs for a m o l e r n s a w
come so h izardous that foW, if any1, vessi Is
te matter of milit iry intelligence,
Hunt. Oicemaw county, citizens decided mill. It is estimated that there ire 500,attempt""
amining the subjjet with great oai
to bond the town for 11,000 for repairing 000,000 feet of pint) tributary to ; i e Quih
e idea of extendi ig the functions
the roads of the township.
neseo river and an Iron Moui tain mill
bureau of military intelligence in -tl
c o r e On« for F l o w e r ,
j
Nine-year-old Robbie WlUca, of Sturgis, could slice a.goodly portion of it.
department and lot ating it With a view to
Gov. Flower, of New York, has sent to
I wtuj playing- with a "toy" gun and now
J. W. Jochim, of Ishpeming, I ias been its expansion and ] ermanency. This qu« s- tlie legislature a message 'upon pendlig
; movorna the loss of an eye. :
given an honorary *membershl|» in the tion has had his ea meat attention .since t in &n leasun is, and in it occurred thesei words:
LAcota citizens have raised the oeces- Northern Museum association nf Steck- first days of his ad ministration; btit (he ii imI hav< no sympathy 1 with, thai iinmodori sarjt $l,iO0 bonus that is to: insure them ^ holm. As but five Americans lire given portance of the sul iject has made him ve -y ate coniiern for public interests which
this honor Mr. Jochim is much p < msed.
cautious in reacbii g any conclusion; ,{ lie a bogy :iu every corporate; enterprise or a
rollar process flouring mllL
h a s now made h u self familiar with the public character. Nor do I approro that
A
People's
party
prohlbitionistj
couldn't
\yfdluun Trainor and William Walker,
questions In vol vet and will undoubtedly wholes) ile denunciation of
men
and,
yoQM toughs of Jackson, have been con- make a Van Buren couuty sale 1 nlst he- act at an early day.\ <. '
live local option is a farce. Eigtl een conmotives With which a Weli-raeaxing but
victed of highway roobery.
victions out of 19 complaints 1: ake the
BBATH Or HEPK TENTATIVE KKN11ALU
somewha. short-sighted ) and hysteri
The Ingbam countv anc lal convention play look like a melo-drama for 1 ia saloon
Representative John W. Kendall, of press evidently considers it a duty to gri
•f the W. C T. U. will be leld In Mason men.
attempt
to
btai
Kentucky,, was sUi Ideniy stricken with tp- every corporate
March S3 and 2+.
Mrs. t o u i s e Rounds,
oplexy and died. His wife, and ohe son muuici]>al privileges."
-.'A
Michigan
Central
log
train
1
1
charge
of Chicago, will speak.
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Mr.
of Conductor Wills, jumped the t - lek three wees'with! him 4 h e n he expired.
The state board of agriculture has de- miles ncrth of Roscommon, o m p l e t e l y Kendall was a native Kentucktan; aged 58A Q u e e r Are Ident.
cided to abandon the experimental stations blocking traffic for several hours and de- years, atadi was se: ving, his first term in
An e i f a engine, running east, s l l e In the northei n port of thff state, ezcepi- laying mails.
.
No one was injun d.
Tho Congress,^ D u n n ; the late war lie tittas
wiped 111 vest bound train: from ' Baltlmt re
Inff jonly the Grayling station.
first lieutenant an I adjutant of cav dry in at tbe Onn of the double thick at Rockvil e,
damage will be light.
the confederate s< r-vice.
The- body vras Md., k lling a brukeman named Teat rs
Capt Kirby, of Grand Haven, has sold
Tho large barn of Frank H L rff, near
his small passsenger steamer Joe, and his Jackson, was burned with its co 1 Lents, in- taken to West Lit srty, Ky., for intfirmefyt. land a iirfman' named Buqkallsl of the 1 xtra east bouild engine.
Engineer lj»ete*s,
larfe steAnl-arifo Ford, ttnd will proceed cluding seven valuable horses and eleven The House, as is i 3 custom, adjourned
to tho deceased n omo^y
of tbe f f s t bound train, was slightly Ins c o n c e to build two new boats.
head of thoroughbred cattle. Tli > amount a mark of respect
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jured, llso the express messenger,
B<
Dickinson county supervisors fixed tho of insurance is only known to J1 r. Htirff,
The illness of Mr. Blaine w h ch c6vi- ehginei and tenders were: badly*' damagi
price for post-tnortem examinations at f 10. who with his wife wa» at Chebo-, ;an. Wis.
The cOaj. es and', sleepfrs of the
ned him to his re am and' bed fcr so
Pbysiciu«s don't like .the cut and have'
form of tbe grip. bound trWin were, slightly damaged.
At Vanderbilt- an extra f r g h t train
me
past'
has
I
ho
organized a society to protect, themselves. was standing on the m a i l trac 1 df tbe
Uile the secreta|y has been quite sick
Daasent<|r was injured.
ndition is not regarded as serisus
Michigan Central, taking on. fuc I when a
- • Washtenaw's Democratic! board of supereither his famil} ( r by his physic an, 1
northern
bound
freight
train
crt
1
hod
into
visors bas failed to raise sufficient money
Found the Bodies.
it will be'some til le before be is able
to run the county machinery through the it. Both locomotives were badly smashed
Last Thanksgiving three young' nien*
resume
charge
of
.ho
state
departix
ent.
and
soitio
of
the
cars
broken.
Tl
1
damage
year. The county treasury Is now overwiint iiut duck hunting on Erie Bay,
The I census bullitin pf the wool i i d u s
is 13,000.
drawn $18,340.1«.
Erie, Pal, and were ne'ver seen again alii
just Issued shows [bat Michigan n JW
The striking shipbuilders a t A 'heeler A
Park Place hotel in Traverse City is
62 woolen establii hmonts as agalns t, B0 i by The triolWere Robert Skilly, Bert Gru|
Cos, Bay City
each drawl t e, week's
After a
going
to
be
greatly' enlarged and
the preeeding cen us.
The total capital- w d l and James Roberts.:
pay be had coming when the Wal [tout dc->
thoroughly modernized thlsl spring, lust to
ization, however, is now Jl.HOO.OOOJagu lust longeil sCart:h at that timp, a circurastai
curred. It is evident, that mat y of t h o
make it as fine as the finest hotel in the
1700,000 by the U st census. The Valuej ol l tu rued up which Jef t a suspicion that
strikers are weukening and jit i thought
Michigan resort region.
the land, building} and mncli^nery devoted threOilioys bad run away) Within the;
probable that a portion of them j rill return
to'the wool indust ry in Michigan is fl.O !J,- few dt.ys the bodies Of the three bovs hj
© M dozen citizens of Kalama/.oo have 0 wo rk soon.
OOOi There ure employed 1,423 persons bten; oupd in the ice j in the vie initt
lost their lives at Michigan, Central interwhere their boat was found beached
The Grand Rapids & Indian > railroad' in this business ii the state. ;
sedtlons with streets during three years,
fall.
The bill Which penator McMillan has
an-l now the city council will; have more company has purchased 23 net' locomb-,
of about *250.o|0, seven ^^gb
the S e n f c w i l f give. tbk gi
safety gates, or will enforce the ordinance livese nat a, acost
nd
H e i r s Of LTy n c h e d | t a i l «t n
n ** Willi S h e
sixteen freight j They will lakes two moderjjn revenue cutters,
relative to the speed of trains within the ' P « « K • '
A, BUitj will bo filed in tbe United States
be
delivered
in
May
to
replace
1
ased
and
citjr limits.
.
Clally designed U| be serviceable las
court it N e w Orleans against that )ity
old engine* now in service. Th 1 is. one of
e will pe put on Lake Supe
J". M. Pearson, of Cheshire, Allegan the largest locomotive purchases|fver made ships. O
the families of the unnaturalized I t a l i c s
the other on Lake .
and
Michigan,
ai
county, has cut a pine l|*ee that should by a Michigan railroad.
; who v ere mobbed last spring. ,. T h ; claims
be very fust, capabl*
tarlo.
They
wil
have gone Into Michigan's forestry exhibit,
will Vity from »30,000 to $40,000 »nd the
F. D.'Lacy, of ifirvana, Lak! Co., the making 23 miles an hour, and
to show what a southern Michigan county
total trill amount to between 1150, W0 tod
equipped With hi invy guns. the
I200,COQ. ' The heirs of jthe mobbHi Ital
produce. It was a fecit in diameter at owner of a score of tenement bo 1 ses and a
gunboats, to be ed as harbor defenders
lans h»Ve a claim against the g'ovi irnn ant
stump, and was laS feet high. The large tract of fine swamp land 11 Ijacent, is
in time of war.
1
offering
his
houses
free
and
a
lease
of
already.! buj; it is said that it will b< i w o : th
butt log, cat IJ foet long, scaled 1,153 feet
Representative! Gorman, of Mjiohl^j
'
these
lands
to
any
parties
deslri
:g
tc
grow
less unless suit is brought against the nity
of (lumber.
;
»*
J jcelery, for tb4 period of five yei.: -s. These .Will introduce a I 111 restoring pension
within i n e year after tb4 occUrrjenê,
' Patrick Keating, of Allen ^ w n s b i p , 1 lands are well drained and w e
adapted Widows who ha Yd lost their allqwancoi by
Hillsdale county, committed suicide tty j for celery gardens.
remarriage. At: present the law cuta joff
1
, t i r a d e T h e i r B r e a d for G i n .
U)(ing laudanum or ether.
About ctne
the widow of a d sceosed soldier if she l-eJ
As
Albert
Hathaway,
a
farmir
residing
'
Th« indiscriminate distribution of Iree
y«kr ago he made an attempt on his life by
marries, even tn< ugh the Second busjiftnd
Vienna is inal ;ing worklngmen
tawing paris green, and failed.
He Was ' about five miles east of Lansing! wiwdriy-. L ies or is divorce L To avoid making the bread
born in Ireland, 35 years ago, and came to • ing to Okemos with a load of wo id. accom- law an iuducenint to divoreini; sezhnd lazy, tiome large fiictoi es are, now
engage a BUI ciont > number of
tljls country xvheu quite young. Six months 1 pan led by bis 10-veur-old son, hii team bo-, husbands, in ord r to receivo the ipeislon able
ago he tried to kill bis wife, but assi»tai$& ' came frightened and ran away. | The boyi as widow of the irst, the Gornian bill will labor* 1 to carry on opei'ations. ' In miJiny
came in time to save her and he was lodged was thrown from tho wagon, tbi wheels of;,, limit the operatic n of the l»w't»j pension cases li 1 has been found that persons rolave afterwii rds
|s| jail. It was supposed (hat ho was in- i WhieU passed over his head: aifl crush
'widows who have secured divorces' before ceivinji free- bread
bartered lVfor gin.
Mtie. He left a widow anil seven children; his skull, causing instant death |
un. 1, 1892.
1
Mrs. Alexander Kiuiei*tEi|g, of Mapl
I The Kirs* Congreeational church of '
l S h d e d H i " Journlpy S u d d e n l y
Olivet has extended an unanimous call to : Grove. Barry county; left berj 2-year-ol4'
T u * K i n g f l—a y V
- -i s-i-t - trh- e' a H ' . L ..
¢01, SLouis DUestr^w, pf St. Ijxiuis, Alo.,
son
a&lecp
while
~slie
arose
iluil!
ouilt;
tho
S e v . Clarence T. Brown, of the Foi-est
The king of St eden writes Jlhat he may the largest singly h°ldorj of istbek IhithQ
lires. VVhen the mother was in the kitchen visit the world'sJfair at Chicago in peri on.
Hill Congregational church, Chicago.
famonf Uranita Mountain silver in ue.
the little One awoke and went t ) the stove. The communicalion was
received' by, ruptured a blood vessel of the heart in
i * T h e t &. W. M. road I has experienced Tho boy was soon enveloped in 1 lames, and
'President Bonne; r, of tho vtriorId's congress stepping from a stceet Vox (he weighed
t l .difficulty with that sink hole ut died shortly after in groat agon;, y
« l i x i l l a m : The irojected;visit is
almost 300 pounds) and idled almost im•worth. Antrim county.
Aiiout 20,000
medii.tely. CoL Duestjow acquired his
Leo Glen. 4-year-old boy, if Pentwa- taere suggestion md of course ii
1 yards of earth has been hauled there,
cottingencies. If boco|i
rank I n t h e . w a r a s a volunloer. He was
, trees, stones and everything imagln- ter. is indeed a linn. He v i a playing |to numberless
in
«0 ye^rs old. B y the Granite Moui lain
1 have been thrown iuto the swamp, with a dog when the brute 1» tcame mad ^bo * * wiU pre lide over some ijiten
istrikt he rose suddenly fr^m compira_j to no avail. A gang hf\men have been and oiade a vicious atUick upon him.laoientlflocongresjs.
tivelj nothing to a multi-millionaire.
(Work nlllng this swamp, several rods in When dauntless courage the liiiant fought
sine* last fall, bujt without suocesa. off the angry beast with a stic 1 until a l d j Dan Heffron, wanted at Maniatiaj 10
A t TJunaoombe, l a . , | Thfts. Oaffy phot
live hia sent nice, is {a Chicago
1 half a mile from the l i n t there la came to U s . ; He was bitten 1 m the f a c e ]
jGaffy wai the
and
li iUed Edward Bugi
be
isn't
com
lug
back
to
Mldhlgaii
'fupE"
and
body,
and
was
nearly.
fltx
u
mated,
but!
^
hoi* that la nltabst a duplicate.
hla ease la Ut en to tbe eupwjmS court rejeel ti aultor of a girl itn whom Bi m y
» • truck will a o w be built around these too first words he uttered to ljia rescueraf
waa 1 ralking when kf"
[aud te la aoqulM ad.
were: "Brlns m a a g u n r
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"tip f~ V
if ,f "
A 8HAMB TO T H E NATION.
THINKS IT IS SERIOUS.
T l i e C o n d i t i o n o f N e w %'ork City C o n
t a g l o n * WUejise H o s p i t a l .
ERASTU8 WlMAN ON THE BERING
7 Reporters for,'(ho N e w York World
'SEA CONTROVERSY.
mtido d visit to the pCst houses of that city
On North Brother island uud found a
G r a n d ' D u k e X u d w l t f I V , o f l l e » » e n , startling and deplorable state of affairs.
la Urad.-i'Our Kyateul ol' P o r k I n - They went Into pavilion after pavilion
and found neither attendants nor doctors.
• p e c ^ p n Declared Perfect, j
'he poor patients rolling on their cots oir
f
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n the floor* with only one blanket or
'cover oach, crying in thok- dollrum and
i
Merlons T a l k o f W « r .
fever for water. One attendant was found
Erastus Witnan, one of tho best known who had 82 typhus patients in .his care,
of the country's economists iand flnanclel-s, some of them so wild that they had to bo ,
is very much impressod by the gravity of strapped to their cota. A thick f<jg was
the situation between: this country and blowing over the island and un iuttrmitGreat Britain.
' T h e English govern- , tent drizzle was falling. But tho windows
ment,',' said be "ia under tremendous lot the pavilions were open and tha wind
pressure now from the Canadian govern- j and fog swept down on tho cots where the
ment which, being Tory in complexion and j aaiicted wretches tossed In feverish, delirstrengthened by the recent elections, is in ium.
In the different pavilions and tents
a mood to iuslst that Canadian sealers be there wore cases of smull pox, typbus
protected (ind given 'equal rights with fever, scarlet fever, measles aud lepers,
Americans ou the high seas. Besides, the what few attendants were found ate their
coming contest in England between tjhe meals together in tho diuing ruoujt. No
Tpriesi'and' Gladstone and the Liberals attempt was being made to prevent a
makes it incumbent that a Uiyersion of spreading of tho diiTorent diseases. The
some kind ba created to insure Tory suc- attendants knew of the cxtremo sitfferinif
cess'at the polls. ''Nothing will so lire tho of the patients for want of water and care,
British heart with entliusiasrji as''anything but were powerless to aid all at once. The
caloulaWd tip maintain the fiction that muster is a disgrace to the great metroBritannia [rules tho wave, and under' such polis of tho most enlightened country on
circunjstau'ees it is- not improbable that a ihe giobe and* shame to btka<«iiity in genvigorous foreign policy will'prevail during eral. :
•'•-,..
theebming summer, in which, tlie ;pouce of
the world nluy bq thruatoned, /Ae'tUal'hostilijbies aro doubuul, but many' a war has A S t r a m r r Io Navlijate l l l v r r o r O c e a n .
The Iowa iriJn works .of Dubuqiio, Ia. v
sprung, from less serious causes, aW it is a
fact that p-rty, exigencies have caused have undertaken to ouild u boai on an
entirely new, plan, tho object o< which isj
one. hall of England's wars.''
,
to nnvigate.the river anil the ofcoan. It isj
tio ,bo built alter the style ol What is callei|'
L.ii<lttlu IV. U Uea'd.
the Lucas plan uudnvill bo the first boat!
Special jdispatcjies fi-om
Darmstadt, built. It will have one bow and twoj 1
now ami twin
,lies-sen, Germany, give news of the death sterns, each of which will havi
of the Grand Duke.Ludwig IV*. Three'of screw, so if one is disabled von rudder and
them
re-J
his daughters anil Prince Krust Ludwig, main half the power to mako
poi will
I. Sh^
his heir. Were at his bedside at the time of will carry an adjustable center board,
his death. 3'ho eit'y is in uiourinuft|
In which a ii? thought will answer the purthe iCiiiilish.fiuartet', where the grandi'duke j pose of a deeper draft.. The bolt will be
was especially popular,, many houses ure nltout 36o?fcet long mid fi-otli SO to 35 feet
draped. Tblo Grand Duko Ludwig was j beam. She will he built entirely of steel
tho .nephew j of 1 his predecessor on the ;und will cost about (200,000, and it is
throne'of Iidsse-Darmstadt. He was born 1 expected that she will carry a canro iu
on^ SeptembCji- 12, ltv!7j and he 'married in | weight iniualing about «0.000 bitttliels of
1HG2 the Princess Alice, se^rond d'augbtor \ wheat on live feet of Water, w ^ c b will
of Qnden Victoria.
She died six years be remarkable if srch results are IsWured.
later; after bearing hi«Ji five daughters and This vessel when finished will lie sHnt With
one son, tjie prcscrtt giand duke.
Ife dis- a cargo to the Am .won.
She will Jhetrtgo
tinguished himself by his bravery at Grave- up the river 500 miles or more to the coffee
lotto and- In the lllgb*'ing 00 the 4 o l r e . plantations, und take fronxthem di r
Ho becume hex* to tlie thronb bv the death products which now havejto be transferred
of his father, Prince Karl, of HeBsen, In a half-do/on times before reaching tho
March, 1 »77. and tbrei. months later, upon market. .
' -.--the death of his uncle. Grand; Duko Iûdwig III., lie ascended the throne, In 1884
Indiana Rennbllean*for Harrison.
he married Vruy von Kojohiine, neeOountoss Czapsku, but was divorced from her
The Indiana state Republican jOnven.
shottly afterwards. He w a s liberal in bis tion, held at Indianapolis,declared for propolitical views, aud despite b > tendency taction1, reciprocity, a sound dollar,.
towards Englishmen and English ways, Whether it be gold, silver or pape % shall
was a' much more popalur ruler than hla bo of like value In payment of debts and
son is likely to be.
an honest ballot and fair count,
tions indorsing tbe administration ^f Preaident Harrison and Instructing delegates
The monitor's Builder.
him were passed, One delegate Is a
John F. WinsloW, has died at Poughman.
keepsie. N. Y. He was one of the leading
ironmakers of the state, und with Erastus
THKiaAUtLKia.
Corning and John A. Griswold introduced
bo manufacture of bossemer steel into
P'tmlL
bis country and at their works they made
t l 75
ri*—Good to thoicu...M 23
She first steel rails in this country. Mr.
»3
W
tVinslbw's uiost Important public work,
UO
lowever, wasithe building of the famous
. 5 40
« ii
Monitor, bis firm taking tbo responsibility Wl 4T— Red Spot, No. il.
'9.1 H«*
VI
«1 <a
ilteSpot. No 1 . . . , . .
»f furnishing the vessel complete to the
«2S
N—No. 3 spot
.
*2%<U
roverninent, their par being conditioned
4iiX
» yellow
•
* * % *
upon its success as & war vessel. The
34¾
-No. ii white, spot.. .
WS0
lucceasof the. vessel 'and the good work
|L*t.
. 1 25 m 1 28
Jone in its fight With the rebel ironclad
M%
.
b«X C
Merrimac Is historic and need not be re- lift— N a 8 per ton
,13 50 «1 13 UO
SS
ferred ta.
'
•
k
Toes— l'erbus.
.
2* u
VoTAToics— Pier bbl.,. S 25 <H 3 50
ca—Per b b l . . . .
» . 2 0J <a 2 50
Onr P o r k I n s p e c t i o n r e r f e c t .
23
KK—Per»
.
22 <u
Paris- special: M. Duclos, - the French
2s
amery
.
8 i «j
revenue expert sent to tbe United States to
Herdoi
13«
13 V
inquire into the system of American inPovi/rar—Chickens...
12
11
13
spection, of pork, said toi an Associated'
"•ke/s-.
,
-.
12 Mt
11
iclu
10 J
Press representative:
"Secretary Rusk's
IhlKMB''*.
system is as perfect as anything can. be.
S* »0
u—Steers..
There are no weak points in i t
Every50
uinon . . ) . . . ,
thing goes like clock work, under the di60
KatlTje...,.,...
rection of Mr. Hickman, Who is a real sa75
vant. 1 visited the different pork centers
.5
omtupn . . . . ,
and I came to the conclusion thai it is
-No. il red!
1 '
eo
neither possible nor advantageous for anytio, 8 spring
\
b5JS
.
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body to pack or export a single hog that
N—NO. 2
40
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-No.
8
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has not undergone a microscopic inspec.
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Important Insurance Decision.
A very important decision has been /rendered ini the circuit court at Bloomington,
I1L, whib|h has a bearing upon the business
of all insurance associations,;, Mrs, Thos.
Bolcham's husband parried a life policy for
«2,000 in A. O. U. W. for 12: years, but
was expelled from the order a few months
before his death for drunkenness.
The
claim was made by Mrs. Belcham nthat
When be was expelled her husband was ibsane. ' The verdict rendered'> gives, (Mrs.
Belcbam a judgment for 12,115.
MEN AND THINQ8.
German workingnien's
been organized at Dowagiac
society
.')'
has
In an election quarrel at Sacramento,
C a t . a Politician shot and killed Patrick
Brannigan. ( .
•
*. •
Jay Gould has abandoned his proposed
Mexican trip and started home from
Laredo, Tex.
, During a quanel noar Carterville, M a ,
J. Cooper stabbed C. M. Gilstrop, killing
him instantly.
•/
Negotiations aire in pi ogress for the consolidation Lof the four'big window glass
plants in Bellalr, O.
'; In the house of commons at Ottawa, OnL,
Hon. Mr. S o w e l i introduced his bill relating to salvage and wreckage. It givee the
right to Americans to wreck and salvage
and also to tow in Canadian waters.
Its
provisions are on the same line as that introduced by tbe United States government
{which gave the same right to the Canadians, in United States waters.
Th* United States government ; has determined upon: the manufacture of smokeless powder for use in. both small arms and
heavy Ordinance, and with this object in
view
Captain
Pitman,!
well-known
ordnance officer and expert chemist, has
to"take
been detailed by, General Hagler, chief
of
ordnance. United States army,
charge of the laboratory at the Frankfort
Arsenal.
,,'
S ' ' •
M A . Osborno, the English woman! w h o
stole, the Hargroavo Jewels, pawned t h e m
jjund afterWarii perjuivd herself oh the witness stand b y making serious charges
against Mr. find; Mrs.. Hargrcavfis—her
Victims—has ' been sentenced to nine
months Imprisonment at hard labor. Mrs.
Osborne expects to be -confined early
in' June and , her friends had hoped ber
sentence would not be put in force until
after that period, but t h e , c o u r t was unyielding and refused the request.
Stf 4
64
bbl
.10 70 «j
72
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w
t
.
.
.
uu>—Per 1
. « 32Xa
32s
&«w Y o r t i .
(3 75 <aj H ii
-Natives .
UdoS
4 90
5 &0.
to choice
. 5 00
6 6i%
7 24
MHOS
« »0
1 01
WJIKAT—No. 2 red
1 0 f'ifi
48%
«;dkn—No. 2
48'H«I
as>4.
«Mn....
isli a
1 PORK—Per
Jk.uK.i4. C H •.
«*—Steers
s—All g r a d e s
..^
,
S3 50
_ 4 2J
_ 3 9J
3 0J
UuBwio.
. . . . J l 00
14 :»0
4 70
5 UO
1« 5 32
a s>
10
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.„ 5 .0 it i 25
—GoodVto choice . . . . S 4o a . 5 UO
LiMBSf
« 9 0 <j « 74i*
W e e k l y Hevka^r o l ' ' I v » J « .
HEW YOHK, March 14.—It. (J. DiiaA Co.'s
weekly review of trade says: IHstrlbutioo
of produeu Is unquestionably liijp'rttvin*.
TrWnsactlons are on the whole Uijger tliun
a year ago in spite of depression! at tlie
sob Hi. being very much larger at tjbe west.
Nor 1« Improvement conlined to that section, though general theic: It Is ajlso more
distinctly felt In eastern cities and there
are not wuiftlng stgns that trade at tbe
louth, though still (liuch embarr!as--od by
low prices of ootton!. 1H steadily gaining.
With all t l i e x r e a t industries active, with
•tn6ney abuiflant In spite of gold exports
and with speculation kept in wholesome
check, tbe outlook Would s e e m l y be unusually favorable, notwithstanding gen-crhl complaints that prices are low and
margins of profit unusually small. Speculation In products is weak, wheat being 2J^c
loW«r, and corn R e e x p o r t s falling much
below those of recent weeks. Mats and;
pork products are unchanged, oil, %c higher
but coffee %c lower. 1 A drop of-in eighth
in cotton puts the price down, the,lowest
for more . than forty years, and receipts'
Continued to exceed last year's. All exports from New York show a decrease for
the months thus far of about 8 pur cent,
though mAney Is abundant rates on call
osve slightly advanced .and the market for
Commercial loans Is a tittle stlffcr at most
(astern cities. The business failures <.ceurr n
' H throughout*the country during the
f^** seven days number 2S«. Kor the cor1 tespondlnu week last year the figures were
173.
An Open Letter to I l l l l .
Congressman Harter, of Ohio, has addressed anôpVo letter to Hon. D. B. Hill,.
taking him to thoroughly and clearly dofine his stand on tbe silver question. The
letter states that the Senator's statements,.
is have been given in the public prints, >
have been beyond the understanding of
the majority jof tbe public and that his
friends are desirous of knowing what prin-'
liplea thoy are.) advocating when they
lilpport him for tine presidency.
Senator.
U when seen .at Washington said he
J Mrs. Annie Semmes, widow of Raphael
uld not make a reply to Harter's letter'
Semmes. the commander of the confederi t waa hia beltbf that Barter waa almply I
i t e cruiser Alabama during the civil w a n teakihg notorletjf.
died a t Mobile, Ala,
f
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L...-.r-L^J=^â
A Saratoga Co. Mira :te
|4e«fzing a n d m y ntoniach w o u l d h o t
genius, w h o e v e r h e was. b u t k idly
T H E DEAR OLD FARM.
A USEFUL INVENTION.
i x t n i n food,'/and' I fell a w a y - t o ,120
i n v o i c e a n d manner, a n d I h o i n o
'ounds.
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|!t^]>p>ng Kunatrlr llorsos be »n pi>ofear t h a t I w a s to b e ' v b u n c o e i ' or
When I wa* je»' a-growln' up
:rut 17 big uurus on my b a c k o n e d a y
itrloal Contrlv.iiio.-. ^
o t h e r w i s e maltreated, s o I s a t (ljown
I didn't think'two* fun
H E L P L E S S F O R Y | i A ^ 3 A N D E X - jsjith red hot irons a n d after a f e w
T h a t electricity h a s practical applif Tft Man' V boo pertaters ,
jAnd w e b e g a n our conference.
y s t h e y ]>tit 14 more,' bpip.i o n ' a n d
CLUDED FROM H O S P I T A L S
c a t i o n s as a l i f e - s a v e r h a s b e e n Bhown
!*N* punkina in the sun—
T h e detail* ore scarcely n e c e i i a r y
reated nta w i t h Electricity, b u t , I g o t
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: n n u m e r o u s ways, but i t h a s r e m a i n e d
n o w . ' It is sufficient to s a y t h a t ! : •
Ky-sei
rath
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k
n
b
e
t
t
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r
:
";]jost
control
Kor to git np ev'ry morolY
^ o r M r / A . B. Holson, of Chicago, "to
was
a
confirmed
crank,
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f
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b
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s
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a
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watjetji
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upon
Afore ' t * u hardly light.
a n d a m o n e y hater, and t h a t in p u r s u - The Remarkable Experience •< Chas.
dv'ice •oB">'tîe"' doctojfeMjvho
'said upply it In s u c h a m a n n o r a s t o a v e r t
To feed the pigs 'n' rattle
here
w
a
s
n
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f
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l
n
e
,
I
w a s nerious a c c i d e n t s t o ' t h o o c c u p a n t s of a
a n c e of a t h e o r y of bis, h e h a d
Afore I could bev a bite—,
Quant a t Inveitigat »d br an i i b i>nnr
ro'ughtjhome, |Wh|re i%'Was t h o u g h t c a r r i a g e d r a w n by ja r u n a w a y h o r s a
e l u d e d to s e l e c t at random s o m e o n e to
(Jf. V.) i Journal Reportet—".^t
na,t dealnj w o u l d soon eomdj to relieve ^1 any d e a t h s h a v e been c h a r g e d to
Ker to drive the rows to pasture
w h o m h e m i g h t g i v e in r e a d y n a n e y
Story of hu rpastlnc
c of my ^nffei'liigs. Lasjt Keptemberj Dlectricity. b u t ^ i f t h e p r o s p e c t s h o l d
TJ' the ha«seii to the field,
t h e s u m of ¢200.000,^ s i m p l y to
bile in t h i s h e l p l e s s a n d suffering' Ijood tho! c o m p a n y t h a t h a s b e e n orV plow ten jtu-res of farm land
• Inter* ft,
w h a t t h e r e c i p i e n t would d o w i n i t
onditiohl a fri^n'd of m i n e j in l l u m i l - g a n i z e d 'recently to p r o m o t e t h e iriEr get my bock well heeled— **
l i e had worded h i s advert'semen 1 p e
Iton/Oht.Jcalle^ my attention to the
êntion w i l l s h o w t o t h e w o r l d t h a t
c
u
l
i
a
r
l
y
Ih
order
not
to
b
e
ov<:
r
u
n
Her to bre'k a path in winter ;
A l b a n y , N . Y. J o u r n a l , March 4th.
s t a t e m e n tk|oi
[of one
one .MIIIII
Jjohn Marshall,
whose
JUUIT..
slectricity h a s bqe i s u c c e s s f u l l y apw i t h applicants.
Y e t t h e r e h a d '>een
W'en n$y band was alinos' fruz.
iiisoliad
SARATOGA, March <.—For s o m e , t i m e
I'teen dinillar to myj o w n , a n d plied a s a m e a n s u 'saving life, s a y s
An' to hear from hind the winder:
many, y e t none, until I came, w h o p a s t t h e r e h a v e b e e n reports herej a n d w h o had bk>
been cijiredjby t h e fuse of Dr. Kieotrician, o r a i icast of aiverjting
"Look at La/.y! Dear me auz."
s e e m e d td h i m to be t h e p r o p e r p e r - e l s e w h e r e in Saratog x cdunty of a m o s t Williamstl lpinkj,|piUrffor Paje Pcrjple.
serious accidents.'
'- ,
s o n for ; h U e x p e r i m e n t
W h : n I r e m a r k a b l e — i n d e e d , s o r e m a r k a b l e a s , I n t h i s j e u s e *lr. Marsh a 1.1, w h o i s ' a
I didn't think then that fanriiu' life
protninenjt m e m b e r of'the; ltoyal T e m - '• T h e i n v e n t i o n c o n s i s t s of a dry bat-,
finally loft h i s ottico I took with m e t o . b e miraculous—en: e of a m o s t s e v e r e
W u uqway* fine a bit— j
p l a r s of T i>mpeitan^4, had, a f t e r f o u r
' The above ts a Rood likeness ot Mr. Geo. C.
h i s oiieolc for t h e a m o u n t named, a n d c a s e of l o c o m o t o r a t ixia, ekr c r e e p i n g y e a r s of c o n s t a n t t r e a t m e n t , ! ^ t h e m o s t tery. inclosed i n . ' a i - m a l l h a r d w o o d Crnaick engraved from a photo, taken n whort
Though that wan thirty y e a n ago,
box,
w
h
i
c
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may,
be
vôry,
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An'—durned If 1 do yit! j
still thiaiking it was o n l y a j o k e o r a p"4ralvsis,jsimply tfy'ihe n s c of a popu- eminent : c|iiiadianpl>ysiciaiis^been pro-,.
timeagOand sent to Dr. Kilmer* Co., w i t ^ b ™
—Eugenia Bteftrenton.
fre^k.
I c a l l e d o n s o m a mart p a n t lar remedy k n o w n a > " P i n k P i l l s for runnieedj neiiralfle. a n d : v.'ijsf paid t h e . placed under the' driver's s e a t of' t h e letter and pui*ut?e"f K r a v e l bespeaks about.
r
friqnds of m i n e and told t h e n t h o P a l e people," prepar :d and p u t tip b y »1,000.total disability claimjallowcd;l>y L-arriagp.' F r o m t h e battery t w o flex- Which wus d!t.Hulved and exi«"lle<l •*J''
I
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s
l
n
s
three
1-nttlr-s
of
S\vnm|>-K«»«t«
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w
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s
run,
by
ijaoans
of
the
reins,
jine m o n t h s
story, p u t t i n g t h e c h e c k in aa e v i - the Dr. Willisim« M'jdieino c o m p a n y , t h e ordeti in sue i eases.
' following la MnCra.lick's unsolicited account
donee.
T h e y wer^ a s t o n i s h e d bc; r oad Morristown, X. Y.. -an il IJroekvrllo, Ont. after, M r. M:m-slifi!*l b e g a n 4 course of to t h e bridles, to Which a r e a t t a c h e d \ of htBdjstressinfcK'i'il'ni'if'ilaUie.
Pills, two s m a l l , metal b a l l s that are phicod
measure, and my a s t o n i s h m e n t o v e n T h e fit'>rv; w a s to tlie effect t h a i Mr. t r e a t m e n t w i t h l>r.\Villiaui|' Pink
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1
I a m not a Tory o'.d man nor yeS* a
T h e « i r e s ft to 1 DR.Kn,MEn&- r.).. 1IIN(,IIA\ITON,N. V.-Monot
e x c e e d e d theirs w h i u I l e a r n e d t h a t Charles Al Quant, of Ualwiiy, w h o for an<(, afteri t^kiijg soiint liltecu b o x e s in }he horsb's nostrils.
viiry rich one; noith"i* am I BO y o u n g
was,ful)y| 1-eisthH'd t o hedlllj. •
c o n n e c t e d by., t w o p u s h - b u t t o n ^ by . Ituow Jit.w lnn|in'>« my licartfelt |lmnk» to
t h e n a m e on the c h e c k w a s g o c i l for t h e l a s t « i x or e i g h t T e a r s h a s bjeen a
•1 thovi^Rt I Would try th<|m a n d m y
! you forijlin beiielit. I time r,colvcd from using
M I onco was. oor ro iK>'>r. I um. BO
ten t i m e s its face o r m o r a and vith g r e a t sufferer from c r e e p i n g p a r a l y s i s w i f e sentj.lor t w o boxes-of ilie pills a n d m e a n s of w h i c h the circuit can bo i yourSxtump \U»>1 Kiilm-y Liver.and Bladder
td say. s t a n d i n g upon t h a t g o l d e n
t w o o r t h r e e of t h e m t o i d m t i f y and Us a t t e n d a n t ilia, an<i w h o hiid be- I tpok thfenivacc^rdinir t o Uio^lireotioiis cioHod/; i n o of t h e s e is p l a c e d w i t h i n , Cure. I am nowffljeur-.-oM,mid have suffered
m i d d l e ground, liear e u o u g b lo y o u t h
m e I went to a fyink 'an(l e x c h a n g e d c o m e utterly,povverh ss oif a l l selfllielp, g i v e n On [the wrlippei* on bajirh box.' For easy rjeaich of t h e coachman.; and t h e . almost death for about thrru years. I had pivt o enjoy it, near e n o u g h to a p e to r e t h e c h e c k for a draft o n N e w ' ! ' o r k . ,had, by t h e use of a : e w '• b o x e s of, the.. t h e first .few d a i s the cold •jbathsl Were 'other inside t h o 'carriage for tho uia ' en up todie, but i(s I prori-si to' bn a Christian
s p e c t it, near e n o u g h to w e a l t h to
T h a t n i g h t w e had a e h n m p a g n * s u p - P i n k Pills for Pale' People, b e e n so' p r e t t y Mwcrc', a s I w a s s<| very w e a k , jof t h o s e r i d i n g in it. T h e a p p l i c a t i o n j miananit a vrcat believer in thb prnyor of j the
; righteous. I prayed tliitt. (|<M! ' would send
joy it, near e n o u g h to p o v e r t y to per of t h e most e l a b o r a t e and g e n e r f u l l y restored to h e x ' t h a s to be] a b l e but-1 eOnjmnued to f o l l o w iustruetlons of t h o a p p a r a t u s is s o ctxtremoly j somcthfrifr that would prolong roy ltf°« '4 1 * '
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to hjm and you for tho mitant
a n d even! before! 1 had u s e d u p t h e t w o . In c a s e a s p a n • of h o r s e s b e c o m e s wy»t was sent. Muy (Jtirl Bparo your | life
ink. and I am- fairly content. . If I m o r n i n g . , n o t w i t h s t a n d i n g
all m y aid of crutehes.
'13io f a m e oif, t h i s
b o x e s of Wills 1 b e g a n t o felnl beneficial iminnnageablo. and, a s is'ulsu'ally t h e ^Sjy.J™ars yet that yoiîaoy hear the gteat
uld be riehor and y o u n g e r I s h o u l d wealth, I don't t h i n k I e v e r felt q u i t e
•wonderful, miraouh u s cure w a s s o effectfli frjom tlieiu. My pains w e r e
doubt c h o o s e it, but I a m not of t h e s o bad in the w h o l e c o u r s e of m y life.
c a s e w h e n frightened, starts] to run good that your me<lU;liie, is doing. On'the
great: that • the
Bventnjir
Jmirnal
warmer;
my
«0th du/ of August, 18'.'IL Mr. Frank ta^tun
in Ion t h a t I should c h o o s e to bn I t o o k s e v e r a l "bracers" ,durin; t h e reporter t h o u g h t i t v 'orth his w h i j e t o n o t BO, bad; I f e l t
away,
tho d r i v e r can, by! simply^ yourugtntat'lSpewer peiruuled mo to take a '
h e a d f e u better; m y
food b e g a n
h e r t h a n I am and older, o r p o o r e r d a y and tn t h e e v e n i n g left for t o m e . go ito ( i a l w a y to c a t i o n Mr. Quant, t o '
to
reli(jii,j a n d
agree w i t h
{me; p r e s s i n g tho b u t t o a g l v o t h e m a n bOttie Oh trial. 1 linvc tut > n Oireo bottle* and It
d younger.
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electric s h o o k t h r o u g h t h e s m a l l m e t a l has bruhght out of my I IKI(1<T ljuie or gravel,
A t m i d n i g h t I roused m y w l f i a n d learn from h i s lips, a i d from t h e obser- 1 could s t r a i g h t e n up;; t h e fooling beR e v o l v i n g t h o u g h t s of t h i s p l i l l o b a l l s i n t h e i r nostrils.
I t a s s o m e - which 1, have saved in < tmntity the site of a
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! I remain your humlilc Servant
a s k e d h e r w h a t s h e t h o u g h t of a i u a r - a n u n f o u n d e d rumor
ever,
and:
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at) s a t I in my office d o w n town, a m i s w h i l e t h e c a r r i a g e is o c c u p i e d by a n y
BOISTU.
GBOROBO. CRADICE,
t e r of a m i l l i o n th c o o l c a s h a n i n e t o UalwaV and s p e n t a day a n d a n i g h t b o x e s of t h e pills—at a c o s t of o n l y
e r a b l e specimen! of • man! c a m e in.
]
SECOND L l E T T B R . | '
t h e r e in v i s i t i n g Mr. Quant, g e t t i n g h i s «4.00—se -^1 c a n w i t h thes h e l p of a person, t h e p u s h button p l a c e d t h e r e
i n c u m b r a n c e s as a' ' d l s a d v a n t i g a
H e wan about m y o w n a g e j I s h o u l d
wfthln t h e o c c u p a n t ' s r e a c h c a n bn
DEABiDocTon;-I take great picriuro in anS h e w a s p l e a s e d to d e a t h w i t h m y I uck, story a n d Interview! ig h i s n e i g h b o r s c a n e onl
walk all alwut the house
say. but further t h a n t h a t I I m s c a r c e used to b r i n g t h e h o r s e s t o a halt.
I t Bwerlniywur letter which I reet*v«jl to-day*
and w e s a t u p till d a y l i g h t ta > Icing a n d f e l l o w - t j w n s m e j . It m a y be proper .and yard c?n s i w w o o d , a n d o n p l e a s You say "you Would like to puUlliih my testily willing' to carry t h e c d m p a r i s o a .
My s t o m - c a n b e s e e n from t h e d e s c r i p t i o n g i v e n monial In your Guide to Health flora while". I
o v e r w h a t w e w o u l d d o w i t h t h a t t o s a y t h a t G a l w a ,• is a p r e t t y l i t t l e a n t d a y s w a l k d o w n t o w n
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have no objections at all for 1 wunt to do all In
m o n e y a n d t h e p l e a s u r e it w a s at •e t o v i l l a g e of a b o u t |400
body, unsteady of l i m b and eye, abfeel jllke, a n e w m a n , a n d w h e n in position on a h o r s e ' s head, my power for afflicted humanitv. I tend bf
l i g h t f u l l y l o c a t e d nekr t h e c e n t e r of t h e pounds;
bring ua
j e c t malodorous, he stood t h e r e a
When the sprlnjf o p e n s I e x p e c t to b e aftor v e r y c l o s e i n s p e c t i o n . I t Is a l s o thlsmoll a lot of the Gravel (uli<jnit one half of
I'm g o i n g t o s k i p a l l t h e p e r l o b e - t o w n of Gal w a y , in Si a t o g a c o u n t y , a n d a b l e t o
fitting p i c t u r e to paint in t h e b o t t o m
e n e w m y .organ a n d p i a n o {claimed by t h e p r o m o t e r s t h a t w h e n what I hived) that tho Swump-lioot dlwolvetf
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of a w i n e glass.
no chafing
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in t o o h i g h p r o p e r l y adjusted
Hbrlngs. U p o n inqii ry, t h e r e s i d e n c e a g e n c y . I c i..n p p t spejik
Two ycaiwago Inst Bef>t. I was taken with
40 y e a r s old.
1 c a n ' t e n d u r e t o think
N e x t d a y be c a m e again, a t . about
of Mr. Charles A.
luant w a s e a s i l y t e r m s of Dr. jWilllaBrs'ipin/k P i l l s for s c r a t c h i n g c a n r e s u l t from t h e u s e of pain almost all Over me, my head und back, my
a b o u t i t m u c h l e s s t o s e t i t d o i n. in l o u n d , for everybod.
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horse.
seemed t o k n o w
legs and feet became cold, would got sick at my
t h e s a m e hour, and t h e n e x t a n d t h e
p l a i n b l a c k a n d w h i t e . T h e n o n e y him, speak w e i l of
m a n d t p bejover- life after a p th > doctors had g i v e n m e i N u m e r o u s successful t r i a l s h a v e Stomach and vomit often, NutTcriiiK a great deal
n e x t for a week.
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w e n t f a s t a n d w i t h it character, i e p u - flowing w i t h surpri
and satisfaction
p r o v e d t h a t t h o a p p a r a t u s Is i n s t a n t a - from chills and at times these «|cro so severe
ceived my money and I received his
Other qitizf nu of G a l w a y . s e e i n g t h e n e o u s and c e r t a i n In Its a c t i o n and re- that I thnught I would frte/x; to death. The <
tation, h e a l t h ,
wife,
c h i l d r e n — f o r a t h i s w o n d e r f u l cu
a n d restoration
t h a n k * and as far a s I c o u l d discover,
t h r e e m o r e h a d c o m e to j o i n th<i first t o t h e a c t i v i t i e s of
terprising c i t i z e n - w o n d e r f u l cujre of) Mr, Quant b y t h e sults, i A t a r e c e n t public trial in Chi- condition of my urine was not sol bad through
• e c n w a s satisfied w i t h t h e e x c h a n g e .
as born in (ial w a y Pink P i l l i for I 'ale People, are u s i n g c a g o a t e a m of jspiritod h o r s e s w e r e the day, but during the night, at times, 1 bad
— h o m e , friends, e v e r y t h i n g — s i id i t ship, for Mr, Quan
to get tip every hour, and often every hulf hour.
I b a d m o n e y to spare, a n d h e h a d
t h e m . SjpedfSriKk Sexton,; a sufferer
all c a m e g r a d u a l l y , m a k i n g t h e n jony a n d h a d s p e n t mostBof h i s life here.
t h a n k s to s p a r e ; w e spared t h e m to
from r h e u m a t i s m , said ihje w a s find- h i t c h e d to a cldfcd c a r r i a g e and t h e ' Would urinate sometime* a gallon* a bight,
retty
of it m o c e t e r r i b l e t h a n any s n l d e n Mr. . Quant w a s found a t h i s
i n g g r e a t bene: It from t h e i r use, a n d jelectric h a r n e s s fittings w e r e placed then it seemed my kidneys and tiaVk would kill
each- other, and I / e e l t h a t a m u t u a l
h o m e , on'a, p l e a s a n t street
opb l o w rould h a v e done.
One of t h e g e n t l e m e n me. I had been! troubled with constitution for
benefit w a s the r e s u l t
po'site the :• acadeii'
In
response Mr. Schujtz, w h o h a d suffered froip i n position.
many years, but aim* using your Sw amp-Root
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too.
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for'Vyears.
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to a knock at
he door i t w a s
: On Saturday m o o n i n g w h e n I c a m e
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o p e n e d by a m a n
ho, in reply t o a n
in, t h e janitor told mo a d e a d m a n
w a s a l r e a d y cured.
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h a d b e e n found in the b u i l d i n g e v i • k Mr. Qi|aht h s d a l s o tried F a i t h ,cnre,
I live about six miles in the. ei.initry from
They
d e n t l y a Bul-kle. and w i t h a few nat- l e c t i n g and d i s r e g a r d i n g t h e f o o d , i w a s a t h o m e , said] *'J a m Mr. (, unnt. wijtêxnertH'oVthat t r e a t m e n t in A l - a n d e m p h a t i c / s i g n a l to s t a r t
Gospoh. I was born utxlruis, <1 h<-re. and havo ^'
W i l l y o u Come in'?' After a littljs g e n t
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ural and r e a s o n a b l e inquiries. I p a s s e d
been it member of theJM.'D.ChurLii for fujjyb a n y a n d Uree tville, S. Cl( b u t w i t h n b
jat a terrillcVkpeed. . On r e a c h i n g a two yâi-s.
A t 40 !I w a s houseless, homeil i iss, a jeral and preliminary eonver.sntion, andj) bejneficial r e s u ts.'
oo, and opening- ray d o o r found under
after h e had~been apj )rised of tlie o b j e c t
p r e d e t e r m i n e d p o i n t t h e b u t t o n ' w a s i Pardon me fo» wvitii-ir •*> much for I feel that
1{ a soiled e n v e l o p e directed to m e in beggar, and a drunkard in t h e gi tter. [for w h i c h t h e J o u nal reporter had,
:• A . n u m b e r hi the more promineht citp r e s s e d and t h e frightened a n i m a l s . I would never ifret through prairiii!;ôur jrreat j
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a> nervous, jerky c h i r o g r a p h y ,
which
' called' u p o n him, h :. a t request; t o l d i z e n s of tialw.a.r.'aa Kev. C. E. Herbert,
remedy lor Kiduey, Liver und HUeJd.r troubles.
feeble
and
tottering,
and
1
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s
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l
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i
m
w a s e n t i r e l y unfamiliar.
f t h e story o. himself i n d of his s i c k n e s s of t h e . jPresb pterinn cliureh;'' Prof.
Your true friend,
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for m o n e y b e c a u s e I was s t a r v i n g
a n d terrible suffer!: igs, and' of tlie in- J a m e s ffl Kelly, principal of t h e acad, It w a s a c o m p a r a t i v e l y b u l k y c o m ••Do. y o u w a n t m o r e of H i ' h e effectual t r e a t m e n t , he h a d had, a n d of e m y : J o h n P. sind Ilarvey Crouch, a n d t h e n b e g a n to baclc a w a y from What
m u n i c a t i o n , but with! It w a s a s h o r t e r
h i s final cure, by t h e i ise of Dr. Williams* F r a n k ahd Bdirard W i z a r d , m e r c h a n t s , s e e m e d t o t h e m a m y s t e r i o u s a t t a c k
j
xjote of e x p l a n a t i o n , from Which I s m i l e d q u e r u l o u s l y .
T h e o c c u p a n t of t h e
P i n k P i l l s for P a l e P e o p l e , a j d Cheer- and maisy o t h e r s to w h o m M r . Qtiant from in ' f r o n t
1
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, These who trV Swamp-Root have generally
learned that my needy acquaintance
f
u l l y g a v e a s s e n t to Bits use for publiea-, a n d ,his !«0 mil a c u l o u s cure by t h e u s e c a r r i a g e alighted, c a u g h t t h e h o r s e s jflrst employed the family physician, or used all
|
5
of t h e w e e k past was o n > t h e p o i n t of bleared e y e s w o u l d p e r m i t >i
o f Dr. Williams' Pink- Pills for P a l e b y t h e , bits, a n d s o o n s u c c e e d e d in the prescriptions within their reach without
l i o n . H e said: "My n a m e is Charles
••You l a u g h e d w h e n I totd you o n c e
suicide, but t h a t h e w a s a n x i o u s for
A. Q u a n t • I am 37 kears old. 1 w a s P e o p l e , aiae.;w* 11 k n o w n , w e r e p l e a s e d q u i e t i n g t h e m down.
Ibciicflt. As a lust resort, when tin ir cflRO has
j
tohaê t h e op:K>rtunity of b e a r i n g t e s « » e t o k n o w b i s story and h a d a t c o n - t h a t It w o u l d be a d l s a d v a n t a e' td born in the v i l l a g e c I Gal w a y , a n d , e x 1 become chronic, the symptoms com plicated and
"You thou fht I c e p t i n g w h i l e t r a v e l i n g o n b u s i n e s s t i m o n y ito t h e h i g h , character o? Mr.
their constitution run down, then they take
s i d e r a b l e p a i n s prepared 1¾ and h a d y o u , " h e w e n t on.
THE. MAN WITH A S T R A I N .
D o a n d a l i t t l e w h i l e in Amsterdam^ h a v e Quant, a n d of yerifyirig t h e s t o r y of
j this remedy, and it is just such coses and cures
d e l i v e r e d It i n person, as : ¾ l a s V r e - w a s a fool and a l m o s t told m e s o
' as thO one above that have made 8wump-Root
i h e m b r a n c e to o n e w h o h a d befriend- y o u t h i n k s o n o w ? H e r e ' s a qua t e r . " s p e n t m y w h o l e life |here. My w i f e is h i s recovery fr >m t h e t c m b l e affliction rfr Ua 1» Not Warned In Tl
Ua Majr famous and given it a world-wide reputation.
:
from w h i c h hi: had for s o l o n g a t i m e J "
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A t Prugglftts 60ct size $1.00 »ize. or of
b e e n a iufferer.
ing.
I took h i s m o n e y t h o u g l a n d e i g h t y e a r s a g o 1 n< ver h a d b e e n sick
T h e letter read as f o l l o w s :
T h e r e Were four or five of u s to- i ~~ Da. KUUMEIlk CO. HlNOHAMTOM. N. Y.
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The, >ottle f u l l y six f e e t tall, w e i g h e d 180 pound:
M
VfOk I t Pay to Spray'.
Mr. Brodkaire,. (I get your name from stay my h u n g e r forever.
T h e - r e m a r k u b l e r e s u l t from t h e u s e join in t h e g e n e r a l c o n v e r s a t i o n , s a y s
a n d w a s very.stron r. For 13 yetirs
w h i c h h o l d s it Is small, hut it is l a r g e
| 'Will It payf Is naturally the flritt questton
j o u r office ligjD:
of
Dr.
Ayillians'
PinkJ»ill$
in
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c
a
s
e
w a s a t r a v e l i n g s a l s m a n for a plam
a w r i t e r ih t h e D e t r o i t F r e e Press. I that presents Itself for aoHiver lit any considerW h e n y o u read t h i s yo 1 will a n d o r g a n c o m p a n y and h a d t o do, 01
i M r I>F.AR S I R — Y o u have, been k i n d , e n o u g h .
of Mr;*QjUant, induced t h e reporter ,to After a bit, a y o u n g man, | w h o . w a s • attonof spraying- This question is the umh
a
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beard
of
that
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dism a k e further inquiries c o n c e r n i n g t r a v e l i n g for a B o s t o n house, b r o u g h t jversal touchstone nowao>ys. It It p a v s t o
tjo m e and I w'a_nt to tell y o u my story
a t l e a s t did d o a gr ;at d e a l of h e a v
spray, we want to know it, that we may adopt
a n d w i l l y o u . h a v e i t printed in t h e a d v a n t a g e to me. and may be of m u c h l i f t i n g , g o t niymfei Is very 'irregularis t h e m v a n d he i .seertained t h a t t h e y are o u t a coin, J a n d by l a y i n g i t o n h i s j th'.s method of flghnng lnsrvts and fungi and
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v
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e
to
many
others.
W
i
h
m
y
{get
our share o f th« flimncial reward. If it
and
s
l
e
p
t
in
enough,
spare
beds'
in
countN e w s p a p e r s sol t h a t from ft some, as
w r i s t and s n a p p i n g h i s ; finger! ho does net buy ta Bnruy, we wunt to know It, that
w e a k as I am. (may be protected, and last words l e t m e thank y o u . < G o o d try houses tp, f fcezej any ordinary mai^ w h i c h Uputterm i s g e n e r a l l y used, b n t c a u s e d It to j u m p six i n c h e s h i g h . All two-may not bo led into an unp^>flt:lblo undcrt o death, o r j a t 1J a f t g i v e h i m t h e a highly] scieh',ifle preparation; t h e reX E K X E S Y o n . s u ZIMMERJI I N ,
itaklng. Wo may be In the bio.iim-.s of fruitime m u c h s t r o n g e r m a y bo w a r n e d ? bye.
s u l t of yiears of study and ,careful, e x - of u s e x c e p t a h e a v y old farmer With ;i|?rowliig.f«r our health, but we are also In It for
r h e u m a t i s m . ; A,boU ; e i g h t y<sars»-ngo I
'Hiat
"was
all,
and
m
y
w
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th
)
u
g
h
t
a m 48 y e a r s l o l d and a t 25 I had a
that may bo made.. Mute what
b e g a n to feel d l s t e s s In m y istrtniach periment. Vl'lipy h a v e n o rival a s a a c l a y p i p e h a d s e e n t h e t h i n g , d o n e itue profitOsagJ)
City, "Kan., . says:
V1.IK, '
,
1 sprayed
r i f e and o n e c h i l d and waif quite w e l l is in r e v o l u t i o a — D e t r o i t F r e e 'ress. a n d c o n s u l t e d sever il doctor*, a b o u t jt. .blood b u i l d e r , and nerve, restorer a n d m a n y times, but it was n o w to him, . A , Clark.
my orchard,., land my apples or» clean
xed in b u s i n e s s in t h e eduntry t o w n
of worms. llhd thei lltin
T h e y - a l l said it w a s dykpepsifti/and' for h a v e mejt w i t h unparalleled success in and bo e x c l a i m e d in astbiiiiihraent:
nest crop of apples
b T O R Y O F /V S T A M P ,
I ever had. I had to prop the trees, but
V h e r e t h e parents of b o t h bf us lived,
dyspepsia 1 w a s treii ted by viiiMûn doc- t h e t r e a t m e n t of such disjeases a s parly••Wall, by thunder! but t h a t ar' that the
limbs Woke on loin of th"m My crop
rh<himatisni, sfiati'ea, Sfc, Vitus' d o e s beat a n y t h i n g in t h e lino of t r i c k s Still
ut I w a s a m b i t i o u s and thirsted for How V.m Mo:tk« Ri-wanted Kind
tors iu different p aces, mid t o o k a l l sis,
will
make
mo 80 per cent of line apples, clean of
est t o
d a n c e , palpitiitiqn of the heart, t h a t
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f
oolth a s many iA'Oung m e n do.
All
worms.
I compared my Ilea Duvls appk » with
a I.ltlln Bijr.
I e v e r did see!", , , .
v
my ncighbor'ajmlne urine a littlo above 80 per
t h a t claimed to be si cure f<>r dj|spepsiaH. tiered ! f e e l i n g ivhich jiffects so' m a n y ,
[he m o n e y on e a r t h c o u l d n o t h a r e
T h e i lloston m a n t h e n worked h i s -: cent clean, wlillo his was V0 per cent wormy.: I
S o m e four years,' ago, amon
t h e I f u t I c o n t i n u e d t » g r o w gradually"!' anil a l l discuses d e p e n d i n g u p o n a
fhad cno plun f tree, Lomtiard, around which I
irought m o m o r e h a p p i n e s s t h a n t h a t
e
a
r
s
b
a
c
k
w
a
r
d
anil
forward,
l e t t e r s r e c e i v e d by t h e o x - a m | or -of •worse for four ychlrs. T h e n 1 b e g a n , t o w a t e r y conilit o n of tho blood or s h a t hiuttobuAau (puffoid to hold up the fruit. It
h i c h BurrnuailiMl m e as I was, but I"
and by m o v i n g t h e skin on h i s ford- <had at least "~" bushels<" —•""""—« •"» .
('abut at Mussooria was o n e add essbd h a v e pain in my bu<dk and l e g s a n d be- tered nerves. !
j
td n o t look at it t h a t way, and n o while my neighbor'stpli
plumn all rotted and fell
.
Dr. Wllliamii' Pink P i l l s are a so a h e a d he lifted his h a t
to - H i s M a ^ t y , K i n g of A f g
c a m e conscious that m y l e g s w e r e g e t off. I wou
nke 1100 f or m f s pra yer and
l e e t i n g w h a t w a s a b o u t the. t h o u g h t
t i n g , w e a k and my s t e p u n s t e a d y , a n d specific for tro ublcapeculiar to f e i tales,
"Wy g u m ! b u t , I ' v e llyotl t o b e 6 0 do without
tan," w h i c h run nearly as fy
) guimd TO per cent over
n t y of money, money, money.
I was
t h e n I s t a g g e r e d w h e n I w a l k e d . s u c h a s Supprc ssions, irregularitie s.and y e a r s old, a n d [never s a w t h a t / d o n e last yoar."
••Your M a . e s t y : I am a l i t t l e U
>ot avaricious, though, and was m u c h
a
l
l
form's
of
w
e
a
k
n
e
s
s
.
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y
bu
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p
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a
v
i
n
g
,
received
n
o
benefit
from
before!" g a s p e d t h e furme ; c o n s i d e r boy .and a m m a k i n g u collect:
o r e g i v e n to d r e a m i n g and w i s h i n g
t h e use of patei t medicines, and t h e blocjjland: v s t o r e t h e g l o w of I e n l t h a b l y e x c i t e d .
stamps.
I w i s h v e r y m u c h to p
t
o
pale
or
sail
>w
c
h
e
e
k
s
.
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of
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r m o n e y t h a n I w a s to p i n c h i n g a n d
T h i s e n c o u r a g e d t h e B o s t o n man,
s o m e s t a m p s of y o u r m a j e s t y ' s
worse, ij then, upon advice, b e g a n the men! t h e y affect a radical cure n a l l
h o a r d i n g and d r i v i n g hard b a r g a i n s
a
n
d h e borrowed 10 c e n t s of t h e
dona, a n d s h a l l b e v e r y m u c h 0/j
c
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s
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s
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g
i
rom
m
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n
t
a
l
worry,
overu s e of electric bell n, pads a n d a l l the x
for I t
I w a n t e d monoy, not for w h a t
if y o u r m a j e s t y w o u l d scHu m e
w o r k , or excci aes of w h a t e v e r m ture. farmer a n d m a d e a few l a s s e s and
m
a
n
y
different
kind
s
of
electric
applih w u in itself, but w h a t it m i g h t be
The man
T h e letter was made over to
On imfther i nquiry t h e w r i t e r : b u n d c h a n g e d It i n t o a quarter!
a n c e s I could hear tf, and s p e n t n u n
Converted Into w i t h reference to my
t h a t t h e s e p i l l s are m a n u f a c t u r e d b y w a s a l m o s t dumfounded, i n d a s t h e
g l i s h p o l i t i c a l officer in charge!
d r e a s ot p o l l e r s for them, b u t t h e y d k
w n pleaauna. T h i n g s ran a l o n g t h u s
T h e Dr.; Willi) ims' Medicine Co., if rook
e x h i b i t i o n c e a s e d and t h e g r o u p b r o k e
ameer, w h o gbod-nAturedly a n i w e r e d m e n o good. (Here Mr. Q u a n t showed
r a y e a r / o r so w h e n o n e day In a n
v i U e , ] 0 n t . , an i Morristown. N. Y y a n d u)p h e b e c k o n e d m e o v e r t» h i n t a n d
t h e letter, I n c l o s i n g a s m a l l col I action t h e J o u r n a l report* r a n electric s u i t oi
i d s c r a p of a N e w York p a p e r I road
a r e soldi i n bo tes, (never in b u l k l y t h e o # k e 4 : ,
u n d e r w e a r for whi< h he paid 8124.) I i
of Cabul s t a m p * s a y s B o w Bel l a
n o t l o e / l n t h e "Personals" to t h i s
t h e fall of 1888 th« doctors a d v i s e * i. hundred) a t 5( i c e n t s a box, or six boxes
••Is t h a t y o u n g m a n r e l a t e d t o
In
d
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s
e
c
a
m
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a
reply
ft
[
m
t
h
e
for $^. 50, and may be bad of a l l d r u g c h a n g e of c l i m a t e , a j I w e n t t o A t l a n t a
act:
youR'V
•.•' J ,
l i t t l e G e r m a n boy: - K i n d E n g l i s h Ua., a n d a c t e d a s a g e n t for t h e Kstej
g
i
s
t
s
o
r
dire<
t
b
v
m
a
i
l
from
Dr
WU
If X. Y. Z., wherever he may be, will
Officer: T h e s t a m p s w h i c h IQu so' Organ company. V 'hile t h e r e I t o o k i, Fiams' Medici ne Co., from e i t h e r ad. •,\i ••No." r
' • ' , ; . '
address hi* hut name to H. A., P. a box
dress. T h e j rice a t w h i c h thes< p i l l s
kindly s e n t m e h a v e arrived, at d a r e t h o r o u g h electric t r e a t m e n t , b n t i t o n l i
"Is h e a friend of y o u r s ? "
MoeerfeaOlon him at his office, No. 4,
(ire s o l d m a k o s a c o u r s e o f trea m e n t
v a l u e d b y m e in m y collect I m.
I s e e m e d to a g g r a v a t l m y disease, a n d th<
" H e ' s an acquaintance."
!
t
JfaO s t r e e t he will hear of something
ihur\\ comparatively Inexpensive a s com pared
s h o w e d t h e m and y o u r l e t t e r 11 a d i s - o n l y relief 1 could g e t from t h e
, ''Wall, y o u don't w a n t h i m t o fall
greatly to his disadvantaga,
w i t h o t h e r remedies, or m e d i c a l {treat- s i c k a n d dieP n
t i n g u i s h e d G e r m a n officer w h o I s n o w a n d distressing pains w a s t o t a k e m o r
j T h e n o t i c e s t r u c k m e as a m o s t p e ment
s t a y i n g a t m y father's house, it i d b e phine. T h e pain
•• - . - N a "
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a
s
s
o
i
n
t
e
n
s
e
a
t
c u l i a r o n e l a s e v e r a l respects,
It was
senee,
eoonty, Kan.: "il sprayed all
la s o p l e a s e d w i t h t h e k i n d n e s i of a n t u n e s t h a t i t s e e m c a s t h o u g h I could
••Then l e t , m e tell y o u s u m t h i n ' , " Say apple
H
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D
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M
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.
-about SXl Thley are eight
Scarcely possible that any man would
iars old M » t year and the J**'•: before
E n g l i s h officer t o a l i t t l e Gern i ,n boy Hot stand it, and I a l m o s t l o n g e d for
h e c o n t i n u e d , a s h e dropppd b i s v o i c e
Seek t o h e a r of s o m e t h i n g to h i s d i s oy bore, but not so heavily.
ifrnlti
t h a t I a s k e d h i m t o g i v e m e 111 p h o - d e a t h a s t h e onl; c e r t a i n relief. I n
••He's too j m l g h t y mostly large and
Only nine p i r cent of all operations In t o a whisper.
smootlLbut nearly every
advantage: and it was mojt unusual
S
e
p
t
e
m
b
e
r
of
1888
y
l
e
g
s
g
a
v
e
b
u
t
en!
apple
Bad
a
wosm
In
i
t
This
year
the trees
t o g r a p h to send to you. w h i c h i e h a s
amputations a « f a t a l
smartH i s brain is g r o w i n ' t o o f a s t
• h a t X- Y. Z. could b e t h e i n i t i a l s of
are very full, the apniles are large, smooth and
d o n e , a n d I h o p e you. w i l l aeo> >t i t " tirely a n d m y l e f t _ e .-wajs.draiwn
n a m e d j Sam, a b o u t h i e nicely
Perfumed
til, sprinkled in horary I had' * ^
colored, and I think not more than One
b a y m a n ' s veal n a m e .
Bat they were
o n e side, s o t h a t I !ad d o u b l e s i g h t a n
shelves, such l s oil of cloves, will prevent age, e n d h e l o o k e d a g o o d d e a l l i k e In twenty-five has a worm In it. I noticed one
T h e letter contained a p h o c graph
w a s dizzy. My tn ble s o effected m
m i n e (Xerxe* Young Zimmerman) and
tree
of
Jonathans (I have about thirty of them)
mold Onbooka
with the autograph.
" V o n l l o l t k e . w h o l e n e r v o u s ' s; ;te°m t h a t I h a d
him.
S a m woe g e t t l n ' a l o n g a s s m o o t h which stood
nearths fence so that I oould
t h a t f a r I felt t h a t t h e n o t i c e In s o m e
The
prime
d
amond-back
terrapin^
corns
F i e l d M a r s h a l " . T h e l i t t l e Jerman g i v e u p business.
spray
hut
one side ot i t the apples on the side
a
s
'
l
a
s
s
e
s
t
i
l
l
a
f
e
l
l
e
r
c
a
m
e
a
l
o
n
g
o
n
e
hen I returned t h
w a y a p p l i e d t o me. I c u t It o u t a n d
1
did
not
spray-were
nearly all wormy. Those
from
Chesapei
ke
bay,
where
they
a
•«
dug
b o y w a s t h e son of a well-knov i, m a n . N e w York a n d wei t t o t h e E o o s e v i U
d a y a n d learned h i m t h e s t r i n g g a m e
could reach were all right. 1 sprayed but
L h o w e d It to m y wife, and! after a g o o d
o u t of the mad, into which they h a v e and; t h a t , , t h i n g t h e y call t h i m b l e - Ionce.
h
o
s
p
i
t
a
l
,
w
h
e
r
e
for!
Just
ah
the,
bloom
was fallini. . I also
four
m
o
n
t
h
s
j
I
v
a
i
u
f
a
c
t
u
r
e
r
w
h
o
h
a
d
b
e
e
n
m
o
s
t
libSral
4 e a l of chaffing on h e r p a r t I p u t i t In
sprayed, my plum trees, about flf t|y wild Qooae
t r e a t e d b y special ists a n d t h e y p x - crawled to hlb srnate.
in
p
r
o
v
i
d
i
n
g
b
e
n
e
v
o
l
e
n
t
i
n
s
t
i
t
u
t
i
o
n
s
rigKitf."
,
and
Minor.
They
have
borne
a very large crop m y pocket aad said no more about i t
By far the j r l a t e r part of the accidents
n o u n c e d m y c a s e locomotor ata: :ia
••And t h e n h e b e g a n t o f a i t d i d of plums, the nicest in our market,m and Bono
[But I k e p t s t r a i g h t o n t h i n k i n g a b o u t for w o r k m e n h r G e r m a n y a|id w h o a n d incurable.
that
occur
in
mills,,
etc.,'happen
<taring
wormy. 1 am so well pleased with y expert,
After I ' had! b e e n
t h e field m a r s h a l ' s host; d u r i n g
he?" I asked.
race in spraying that I am glad to have an opS t a n d w i t h i n as w e e k I h a d a d d r e s s e d
u n d e r t r e a t m e n t bi Prof. Starr a n d 1 hr. the last .two tours of work, when workportunity
of telling i t It Ipays." Tho
t
h
e
m
a
n
e
u
v
e
r
s
in
t
h
e
n
e
i
g
b
^
trhood
r
T
r
u
e
a
s
g
o
s
p
e
l
!
T
o
o
m
u
c
h
of
a
j j l e t t e r t o H. A?, a n d In t w o d a y s I
Ware' for four m< n t h s , t h e y told ne people are t i n d and careless.
-^—•*—
*--**- —
above
parties
both
use the Excelsior
B r a i n Spraying Outfits.!manufactured
It is said thi it there are now 40fl Occn. strain o n h i s head, y o u see.
r e c e i v e d an answer.
In It h e re- of h i s property.
t h e y had d o n e a l l t h e y c o u l d for i ie.
lis. i manuiaciu ' "
by WILLIAM
1
who will mail, free, upon
T h e n I w e n t t o the Mew Y o r k hbspi ^ 1 pations open to women,; whose »ppor- j u s t softened u p l i k e puddln*. a n d i n STAHb, Qutncy, III.,
q u e s t e d m e t o c o m e t o t h e city, w i t h
"St, raying Fruits
his book
1 ... entitled
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Rbie F e l t B e l i e v e d .
o n F i f t e e n t h sire st, w h e r e , upon i i - tunitien in lif» are i constantly * wid tping. less'n s i x m o n t h s w e h a d to bury h i m . , application,
[proof of nty identity, and, t h e disad•-'How, When, Where and Why tc Do I t " This
Policeman's Boy
( b r e a t h l e W y ) — a m i n a t l o n . t h e y i aid I w a s i n c u r s d o Those not* ope' i to them are the » x « ptlon, B e t t e r s e e t h i s feller a n d h a v e a talk; book contains much valuable information on
vantageous information j would
be
w i t h h i m . T h e m ' s powerful
c u t e this suhiect and every fmit-grow< r should have
f o r t h c o m i n g a s s o o n a t I h a d estab- Mother, t h e r e ' s b e e n a b i g r o t ' down a n d Would n o t t ike m e i n . A t h e ratfcer than tl o rule.
P r e s b y t e r i a n hosp t a l t h e y e x a m i i e A
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There are n >w 120 women in thelBerlin tricks; o' his. b u t I'm a tellln' y o u t h e • » % { : . - j.;, ;'
lished m y claim.
t o w n and s e v e r a l officers w e r e l u r t
m e ftnd t o l d me t h e s a m e thiiW. I n tslephone-excl langes. It has been d ftclded • t r a i n i s t o o m u c h — a l t o g e t h e r
• : A score of years have passed since Will
too
Policeman's
Wife
( e x c i t i d l y ) — .March, 1800,1 w a s t a k e n t o S t Pet< r s t o employ on y women in the fut ure as
j S e c u r i n g t h e necessary] c r e d e n t i a l *
Carleton wroto bis "Over [the; Hills to the
much.
If s o m e b o d y d o n ' t w a r n him,
lout k e e p i n g t h e o b j e c t of m y v i s i t W h e r e w a s itP
h o s p i t a l in A l b a n r, w h e r e Prof H. I'.. tbsir voices a « much more audlbl»than
Foot house," and; though be her produced
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P. R — O n father's b e a t
H u n f r a n k l y told i >y w i f e m y e a s e v i s m«n's, owing to tho hiuber pitch.
much meritorious work since, no other of
w o n ' t k n o w 'huff to c h o p up p u m p k i n s
n o m e o n e m o r n i n g , arid a t noon I w a s
P. W . ( w i t h a s i g h of rellei i—Oh. h o p e l e s s ; t h u t h e < o n l d d o n o t h i n g hr
bis'•Farm Ballad* - ' has ever brought him
I t is [litter wting ito leant that in the
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a t a n d i o g b e f o r e t h e office of m y m y s - F m s o g l a d ! Of c o u r s e yOuij father m e a n d t h a t i>he had b e t t e r t a k e T e nintbt centui y Eutopeaa kings wore to feed c o w s , "
an enunl amount of fume
He lives in a
b a c k h o m e and sa\ e m y m o n e y . I IK 1 1 wooden shooft In thone days, in Fact, a
handsome homo In l'rooklyn nowaday*
terious correspondent
j I w e n t In wasn't t h e r e w h e n i t h a p p e n e d ?
w
a
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mak«
A
trial
of
Pi
of.
D i d n ' t K n o w If Is nnalfina*.
and it well to do, but still a hard worker.
monarch did n o t {posaeM one-bal:' the
w i t h o u t o e r e m o n y a n d found a n o l d
P. B i — N o ' m , — N . Y. P r e s s .
Hun's
famous
skill j a n d
I r>- creature com orts and luxuries O n t t h *
Jacob IVItnur Loos, the fohodtr of ths
,
Madge—-Hugh
Genot
Is
a
regular
man la a dingy little roott clean, but
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maiiwd ,
under
his!
t r e a t m e n t , buiublwt paaa ant osn now obuin,, ,
city of Han Vrunols'o and "the plonosr of
poorly Minted, and with him, as his
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for, n i n e w e e k s , b t t seoured n o bene II t
T h o jrwmjf "if on ejgpsipiiceutnl Shljp.men
icoretery, uppwently, • boy of 18.
Mabel—Why, how do you male* doneeiw of California,<'' died iu a hospital
Ho (admiringly)-And d 4 you A l l t h i s time I had b e e n g r o w i n g wo r ie
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n Mi n Prnwriioo a few day* ago, Ho was
TO*) nd a""
° ° *<H»b* * lawyer make that mat yourself f
that outP
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I bad become entl *!y p a r a m e l
hm of live lobitjrt from' Halifax to 1 ondoi
sightly-two year* o'tl
l i e built the Drat
rocontly U lonslilsrad saoouraging. si
with ft limited practice, for the dust
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Sho-Yoa I did it all myse
Modffo—I asked him,to tie tny shoe, hoots in Han HratieUeo, In IHHII, and killed
though
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ml"''
nehalf
of
thsra
live
il
dw<
showed On bl» .books add the oarptt the exception of a little hoi]
and the idiot tied it so tightly that it deer and boar whvrw xome of that oity'f
trol of m y hands. Tho pain wis to
i n g t h s iiimt-t-n d«y» fijoin tho t i n s t h
en the loor wit little worn by the celved from, my six younger s
never came undo.no tho wholo after, buttlust utroitt* are nnjw U s madn a great
blej my legijfelt a i though thsy wi w w s r s oatifh t» the time they wtr* lindi
j ^ g 4 of olUnU Ho win aa odd old Yaakse Blade
Meal Of mousy dining till llfo, but lost It
nooa"—Brooklyn Eagle.
la his later years.
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DOIXUH OK THK WEEK.
Wm. Ww*l wjinl of Detroit spent Sun(laj- at home, i
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Mi** Harmoni of Toledo is visiting at
E. J. Warner's.;
MH>* <-"»ra Johnson was home from
Ypsilaati over Sunday.
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The W. (,'. T.|U. met at the home of
Mrs. Dr. Newciinb Friday.
James Mx-Lqnd of Sheldon. Mich.,
% i.Mieil at Mr. ifrtley's last week.
The Young Lbdies' Gymnasium class
i^developiugHOnie line athletes.
Mis. L. M. Snfith's vocal class is weekly inn-ea-stng, and adao greatlîmpruv-
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Mi«s Stella Bale and brother Dan Jiiv
home, from Detroit visiting their parents.
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•What?' Whjen? Where/** , Suliect
nf MTiiion at Mj. K. ohurrh next Sunduy
evening. '
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H A. J^)hnso|n has opened his sugar
lm>h and is irtaniifanttirirfg the pure
J^TOGK.
Everythi(f'iT Must be CIoj d and
have piit Prites on
! Rapi< Jy Accomplish This Enî
KID GLOVES
ME|TCALF'8 HOSIERY
Odd.sisea and da o n , good quality, at 10c per pail
Heller uualltlet a nd colors at Sflc and 80c. C'oal three times
these privet
Extraordinary /•lines In New Kid Glove*.
One lot 4-buttui I uedetilovea,all oolora ail I aixesiit 40c.
One* lot ditto, xi\'light at a loaa to the Importer, *ej offer at 08c.
Can nut be t u •lioateti anywhere for ha* than V
One lot s-liulU ii Hiicde' Mouaquetalre Olovea at'§40e. Oood
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quality ond « ell worth 7V> and li.UO.
Meets the aam< fate
. no matter at
what .sacrifice.
Bluck Silk Stdckinip at « ( . 5 0 ,
• 1 , 1 5 and 08.01 per pair, worth SO per celnt nidre.
OUB lot of FAHT Ml A<'h lAn\e Thread HtwHiufJat 30c per
hSpair, would, be et eapat 3i*^c.
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Bloak Cotton Stocking, FAST BLACK„ at 9IOe, 28c, 30c lo
i | UOc, aJl equally «licap.
One lot hew color* in Hlbbcd Llale 37c and Blkuk ditto at 38c
usual price Wo.
The IHWI value to heuirocured in thin
Wfl offer *^»r<
re w.me l>i« haritnitii; tWncili l.not) Hklrtlngs that
were ||.1M anil M. M|Nir y»pt, now 70c.
IMiijuU Kiubruldfred riouuviiitf at 4Tcnnd il'i c, worth double,
country weotforat •l.OO,
In Waik unii
le MouM|iie>
lalru, and win cofora, ul) aicna and s-liullon Hiii
•akiyoti lolook for theui.
jil'lii'ie.
y\ e a r e c o m m e n c i n g t o receive n<W goods for t h e spring trade, a n d
w h e n jail arrived will h a v e t h e moat c o m p l e t e lino in t h e c o u n t y , whicfi
w i l l b e m a r k e d i n p l a i a figures at t h e l o w e s t canh price."
LACE DEFT.
\Ve have in our Clothmjg Dopaitment Hcunetliing thai will interest
every "'irian^ youth or boy, If not in dilothiiit;, it will be Furnishings of
some, kind. Don't buy anything in this .Hue until you examine our'
stock and prices. Ask to see ouOIeki's «4.50 Suits, Boys' «3.00 Suits;
and Children's «1.6q Suits.
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Ki W. Edwards took in t h e O l l i n s liiliiiKi-u I'ontuit at Detroit last Friday
A. lot In I ho cl 4t. •IIIIIIIM iiriHliiCHil thla aprl . nt » i,11ft,
t-w-liiit|f.
i :JEW RIBBONS.
Kioepllonal
'uu. Ntw almduaof HliituajiiUl iludua; ttlHU
liliiuiia liud KTiii)*,
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Mrs (ieorgo .HhitHlicf/pyr and family"
Cuîiiiinly the moat «i niplele it^Hili of Hiliholm I'vcr placcil 'In
of I'/tnill are vlslllng FHT fiitjtcr, Hiir(iluve lll«rrlt« rtiul C'liiiiuolaHltin'tilovua in nil ijoli;
Hi-troll, All mil ir» mid wldllis In HiUlu <ilt(i< Oros ( I r i i l n
und Mat III r>cu Uumi) ruin Hack
•iild'liravos.
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Mt*Mfr>'<lliivi-M I lloii«|iiulti|lri), Imtloii und lui'liii
t'oliiplutu
U(tr<; wi- urn elciNtilH ( HI II lol Of HHiieli *ll MIII^Himll Itllilinua ul
iMnurliiivnt,
\ 'flu' Ladles' Aid soeletv will meet at
tlfte pttr yurtli udil tn iiiniinriuitiu'u, 8I.M,
'the Imme of Mrs, S. Met ullllill W'edlliisAlttmtijuM nfrotoli'ft Vvtviti Millions, No. li, at 7e nor yard,
TEEFAUBB? & CO.
day, Mnivh Jill.
or nrte jnir |tUum i f in yiirda.
Iiicltiditig everything pertaining to tlii:tt lino. IVoin tin1 clicapCHt Ilomp
We miniUmi t :|li itrmtii liiathjr iHii-uuse wo iioiuiii
1)11^ Int l.lulit <'<il(»(|i'tl I'limt ICIIKI-illltn at : itto. » unit 7, I««;
('ai'il pai'les *t'Clll to lie ijlille |in)itllltl'
to the flneht Brussels.
li.itiuiii, W o ipw »li(iwillm liluliuM mivi<ltl<'i n
No, Wnlicj U] I1W',. ( o>l llirvu llmim lli«Hi>|Û>t.i. '
MMiMiiKtiiir ei'lzeiiH lliit winter, as tluly
fm'llirv mill I ilia avilaiitji lliu volol'S are uJtli'vuj|uly litl't' ullll
.ne luld weekly.
iMIIIIIllflll.
T11IMMIN0 STOCK
Mr und i l l s . Ed. Ay res spent lust
ltd iK'tiiiua Hi'C wi li Uri'iiii' livrc wit hi-altiilii to i|i|nttv llicui,
VENINO OL0\TEB
\Mi-k ttlthliis |inrrii|-*ut Vpslluiitl, who
Hiilllilfiit loSiiy wc IIHVC mil lii'»liuii.il in Murk Vis'i'i
1», lit mill'Jiilmj «|i ji'MKlli Hiicile (llovi's In I'viM'v ll'dlU'i'fviiliilt
<t
U'fit'f. iiiiirNut" lnwn in HKi on tiic ilolli t. <)(ir new .let
wm' imltii siek.
c.ilnr H M I I %
lYou "'ml nmli'li Hiiy rthuiJti nut u|' I l i U a t w k ,
TflllllliliiKs isJIH|>'iS(< tlinlilliist CII'»IKIII, |II I'liinuli iimililfuo.
(.in l/il, l/r/ni, A ill iii« Kuril/ 'flint,
TliiM'e 1« i|iilte 11 ilni|i In the prlee of
lUfe,
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evtic'. although CarU'loit is higher nil
ilii'ii ihnu Mouriie.
Mr. und Mrs, Alva Puttee of'Detroit
Hie Inline on neeount of the nevere illii'-n nf Jrw. I'attee.
: r'ootuull Is the prltierjial sport lit the
( :n!i inn seujiol during the hours not
t:il.«'i'i up with, study.
The Excelsior Henovating Co. (new
linn/ will move to Way tin this week and
comnu'iiee operations.
Edward?! A Adams received 4050 rolls
w.f'wnll putter from the matiufactitrers
at J'hiladelphia this week.
nionroo Counljy ltem«.
nossibfe to visit Mb •oe and arrive
TKKNTO!*.
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If i i' company will
It is now said on g.iiil authority fhat 4,:.';"r '..•>-..'-.A
Thos. McMalion did not attend to his home at noon.
[Watch i i)f the jtil'rilefe..
Iw aa long
WIITIH)
ela.vs here this weeji on account of suf- irrniit this small favurl t will
the
li. S. & M. S. rail}owl will in the
G, Stroi ig of K«ckwoml | j a | u tojwh
greatly add to Tiiesilay.
felt want supplied atid gre.
fering with a.laine shoulder.
sjM' ng extend the brat if It now^ ending
layette. Ohio, to MOIIH•point on the
Prof. Ames' elocution class talk of tlieconveuieiice of all.
Miss Li lian Fay made
d iort v sit at
eas shore of Lake Mic iijan. -•
Died, at her home I ill IMroit, Friday here last' reek.
giving an entertainment soon.
It will
iiioriung, March 11. M'i. John Bailey
Hpsjdents of Idi^. Petersburg and
no doubt \H^H pleasing utTair.
Miss >?« llle IJejwoy is sloii
recovjr- Deijrlielii are .petitioning the Lake Shore
A s k t o s e e bur,Men'M !>">e S h o e s an«:i L a d i e s ' 81.10 F i n e Shoes.
The largest stock of clothing in Mon- aged 25 years, after a sh urt illness; Mrs. ing from i severe illness.
roal for liettei-train facilities between
roe county i.s at Edwards & Adams. Mai ley was formerly of this place, and
l)r. Bot I wick and wife i o Deti o i l those villages and Monroe.: They want
her
name
was
Miss?
Sit
rah
Conlisk^-beSave money by buying at a one price
B e sure ftnd'get o u r prices before b u y i n g .
H i g h e s t m a r k e t priceyfore her marriage ab« i^t a j'ear ago. nthde a sh >rt call here Mot la
a triiiu <Mit of Monroe aljiout 4 o'clock paid ibr jirotluce i u trade or, cash
cash store.
kespeetfully,
Her remains were brought here on the Miss' C»' tia Cflago is ffsitin gl ergi-aibl; ill-tie afternoon.
Edward Pttpard. who has charge- of 4 v. M. train Friday and the funeral parents,-A r. apd Mrs.jB. I a>;o.
Oref at St. Johns, an amateur d.riihe property on Calf I.-Juud during the held at St. I'atriek'h • •hurcU Sunday
F.'A. Parent has been iW*p Tiring iis iinatic coinpanv will produce the play
winter season, was "home for a few days afternoon. She was M itit known about
dock in frjint of his boat he 1st
entitled The little brow u jug. if they
this week.
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here anil will lie greajtb' missed. , S h e
can get those who have had some e'xr
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Detroit.
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Mis* Ma Hatcher leadsthe devotional leaves a husband, ageil mother, broththi« p ace, made a short ca I lltst weekJ! perience. Is it expeiiem e in the'drar
services of the Epworth league meeting ers, sisters and a host id friends.
lie nier il>ers of the I. O. O. F.__..„ Ijniate business y<>u want or with, the
next Sunday eveniiur at 0:30. Subject:
perSoi the initiatory dngree Mon
Mon- , l t l T D,>?WM JVl?! I f , h e atter, send lis
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lyoui- address.-7^[Duii<!ee Reporter;
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nijfht.
Our streets ami places of business Clarence Keeves viîtjedi his parents
yj nitht. n Ci.„.i..:..u '
Three more damage soils growing out
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THHBB; STJORBS,
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seem to present a very lively appear- over Sunday.
Pro(. P J U Fpedriek was t
of, ;,tl|e
j-eeent
collision
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Toledo'
were
'flhere
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Ware Baker has
has gojie, td.' Moretu-l to
no school il th«i afternoon.
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«/ & M «»?aiiist the Lake SU«>re& Michigan
have been having.
int. Misj
Perry. stay with his aunt.
Mils. [Terry
.a ne Iron* L I e , j-. ^ 1 , . , , ^ ^ Monday,; m e for $35.-000
ville closet!'last Friday after a very suc- Look out for an auction sale soon.
Algonae Si turday.to join hi r Imsbaiid, >y Mtkry Fuher o f T( ,i e V!„. and a second
cessful term. She left Monday for her J,. E. Brown is getting to be q,pjle.a and live at their new home.
|of Ô.WO by Eliza JaniRS of ButTah
;honie at Wyandotte.
business man. He makojt a t i i p to MonMrs; Cflfc-ff of Cleveland ct Hid here jind i third of $25,000 by JojhniCamp
Mrs. A. Herman entertained the mem- roe every week.
last w<jiek en account of tlm d mgerous ladl >f Chicago, an aggregate of $200,0OC
bers of the Epworth league at her home
Ash (Vnter has an jotiposition in the illnesslof'Wjr niece, Miss Ne lii : Dewey, [to drte.
last Frjday evening, which Was much fur trade.
Go in boy! ijnd make the
Dr. Pine s show came oil i k adver-11 T i e county farm is raising two calves,
. Best Lung Medicine Recommended by the best Physicians. Cures
enjoyed by all present.
business Hourish.
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tised Fridalr 11 at Anderson|$ Hall. Tire (hat are Unug brought tip to htdptheinafter ail else fails, Pleasant and agteeabietothe taste. Ladies and chillK>ys declai ed it a success, n B major- Sfllvts and as a ctuiseqiience^reiiuire
Now Is the time to buy wall paper as
dren take it with pleasure. ' Samples free at druggists or sent by mail.
Anyone who wants\o[ao west to pureople Ihere do U(ift attend (ess care. .They are kept In;; the barn,
Edwards & Adams are selling their last chase' land call'on Wan I ronenwett for ity <j»f the eople
• ': Address DR1 O . J. FAY Si CO.rCARLETON, MICH.
theatricals
which
for
the
hear
a
well!
from
which
water
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taken
aceoun
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year's stock regardless of cost to make information, as he has ii dice supply of
small crowil.
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by n cans of a common cistern pump
"room for their new stock.
maps which he will slialf you.
Captain Morey and fundi/, i ho have 'I he -alves have learnetl to operate t4ie
Miss Harrison's school in the Richlbi
iiuiium and Baileyigive a frpe show
Foriala tv and Simple Bottlet free afiOFHN STRONG & SON'S, South Rotkwood.
piun > and whenever they >«aht adrhik,;
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ards school house closed last Friday last -Saturday at the LNrfnter.
Quite a beet| living]at Detroit durinjjth nyinler, they |>unip it. One pumps while the
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for a few weeks' vacation. During the crowd attended. Theltt|ick horses were hayîTOturrJcilti)tlieir hdineBeiie. Mrs
Moijey
has
Leon
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bed
for
Other
puts
his
mouth
und^r
the
spoilt
time she will visit at her home in Ohio. well trained and acted tlieir parts well.
threeniontjis withinilaininatiM-'rheum- and drinks and they turn ibout. SomeL. JP Streit has sold his farm to hi* Those who came fro n a distance say atilmh.
It iiliopedthatWitlitltJchango times one ivatits a drin) aloiie. He
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mother. Mrs. J. A. Streit. He is yet un- the performance of . liu clown alone she Will so jn recover,
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decided what business he will take,up- made Tthem laitgli till t| elr sides were
If you do not want to saw /vend, go to mouth, raises it up ashl^h as he can and
hut we hope he will not leave our com- sore.
Walter San lers and get an dl •. lAii'iier nuts his'nose uhder tlie ispiiut and gets
munity,
We see the corrosno ujinit from Ash and have It put in yourstovs
It saves his d i n k as it seUleS|.ba:k.—[Monroe
Mrs. Doty of Holly and>Irs. Lake of Center In the last lss te <»f the'(,»a/.etto lots of niu< i-le and troulilt.
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Corner o f JcflVmon A v e a n d
Feuton vi«ted their parents, Mr. and thinks the boys smart if "' ' here, but have to do ; s to turn On the oil and
Make No Flitiil Kijror
K n n d o l p h Ht,
Mr*. C. Prall. last week. Monday Miss If he could see what. WHI have seen he light! it and your stove Will I e- red hot
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i
n
f
DKTItJMT, - H I C I I K ; A X
Verua Pratt accompanied them on a would probably thinkditf L'rently. When ill live in in i tes. AIL who l i n o seen it roin the Epoi-li. .
te
thla
world,,
aava
J.
Hoffherr,
of
SrrMoae,
visit with lheir sister at Pitsford. Mich. their mothers have tofcaflry u p . tju) Work thinl it 18
is a
4t||cr|ess. If] Fei therstone—I w a n t to ask y o u M. Y.. la Paator K4enl«'a N«rve Tonio, beoauie J. Di RICE,
R. C.
9PRAGVE,
<t Igrcat
ig:
sonie liinn. Is it right t o take a girl to my Mitt who vraa' partially paralyaed three
The Carteton Cheese Co, willVom- woiai. chop and splif iu,.*k'e think it you wish Ui see it go!to
Propriolor. |
tlcrk.
|Willi
Sanders'
/flie theater in a carriagf aloud if it yeaj-t ago and attacked by nta, haa aot had any
menee buying milk by April 1. The time they had some iiiujbition powders, otlloe.
avinptoma of them atooe he took one bottle of
oesi 't rain?
CENTttALLTLOCATED
r«siilt of their business being so satis- !>r perhaps oil of hickory would be betthe remedyi I most heartily thank for it.
At;
the
V
llagfe
olftetion
Monjdaytlie
Kit
gway—Ai'e
you
going
to
marry
the
TtelrtK within threett|iinre*of Hie Hru«1i fltrret
V
factory last year it will no doubt have ter.
TEBBE
HAUTE,
IND.,
Ooty
V.
1S90.
Rv 14th every i mil on the Citijuns' ticket girl?
IH-|K>1, where f mmengun urrlvr by the Grand
Borne time mgp a aanatroke to affeeted my , Trunk, Ij»ke i bore, and the Delroil, Orand
an ex tend ed patronage this year.
M o n r o e C i r c u i t if i r o r n ,
:'>-*?* was electetj.
PresWent. ItaVlckery;
Featherstono—That depends.
Why? nervea thai, at timet they were beyond control; Haven and Milwaukee mltroatlaj
Following is a list of .'i l|o jurors drawn clerk, Nicholas A.| Mans; tt-'astirer,
We suppose about a year from now
Kiigway—Because if yoji are take her eyoi wen dull abd wltboat «xpreaatqn, and a Thrt* line* of itredt oara paaa the door—Jeffertwitohlngof tho moBolea of the face and almost
we can give the result of our vitiligo for the next term of ti^tj circuit court, Chas. Kimbuk; trustees, Janei Baker, iji a 1 orse ear every time,
avenue line wbUjh connects wi(h Mlohi|(«n
oonttnoal movement of the hands and arena, ea- aon
Central dep»()j tho Trumbull avenue, and I lie .
elccUota. as our town is sure to bo in-which opens April 5:
Loran Campbell.Jacob Kiegc-: assessor,
pttclally the left aide. There waa Impediment of Cuni
rr^HK and 11* ker atreet line*. Wo\>dward aveAsh—Eugene ArmstrJnjit.
Andrew K^jnip; street e o n m ssioner,
corporated when the next legislature
Would you be just?
Please do not speuch, and at tlinea won Id be ao oyeitodme with nue and Port air el lines pass within two squares.
aa to be nnaole to atand. Beard of
John Angluin: constable, Join Mc- punish a child for a fault {learned from dlzzineia
Bedford—John A. Biltf jr.
meets. Keep the ball rolling.
Pastor Koenig'a Nerve Touie: tried one bottle,
( M K A L 8 , 2H C K N T S .
x J, ,
CoUrt. T h | voting was done aq"
" ' ~" yourself.
Berlin—Frank Mandivllle
cording
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:
and noticed a great change; tried' another, and
The donation given at the residence
M1B»—P
rUTtta—Perdiy.
$1 2»lo»1.50. Rooms without
now
can
aay
that
Iain
enjoying
perfect
health,
Dundee—Frank
Ellis
lysteinl Fi
lino.. 75o., ,,d Ji.no.
of J. B. Crane,last Thursday evening
'bill your wife look a little bit, just the tteady ntrvet and a good appetite, which I baa board,
rdlftoo..
Erie—Benjamin Uobidnau.
thrown out. not being proper y narked. least little bit cross this m >ming? Was
I'l^*"*'! WM««
for the benefit ofithe pastor of the Evanlast sotlrely batore osftg nt medicine.
Exeter—(ieorge Steinnji in.
The victors ivere serenaded b / 1 ie band, the k ndling wood fine ami dry?
gelical elmrch was well attended, and
'BANK
L. GBACK.
Frenchtbwn-Tlerome H. , Roberts, which wentljtoMr. Vickelry'sHorsUppel-i
financial sucwas a social as Well as a financial
- A VataaMa n m r «a S M M
Leander Fix.
<
cess.
n l u o r p«Heni»'can itjeoJoMala
Ida—Wm. Finn, sr., Win. Mason.
it. Wel«h Kpltiiph.
Misses Annie Warner and Carrie
in every Ooujity In Miclitiran aa Agent to secure
Lasallo—Jacob Atnoh hJPhihp Marsh. From the Jew< ten' Circular.
This remedy baa beenprapared by the Bejerend aubacijipttotta for t h e Toronto Weekly E m Kentz attended the gold medal contest
>aitor
!&oenl«.
of
.Fort
Wayne,
Indalnoa
18k\
and
London—James L. H oi ê, Lewis U.
The following epitaph is ^fepfoduced
at Wbittaker, Mich., Tuesday evening, Beverly.
anowprsparedunderbiadireottoaortha
pire, J
"
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from a tombstone in the conetery in
as they were holders of silver medals.
M i l a n - J o h n W. Stodiirl|, Wm. Van Llwadilwfwfil:
KOENIC MCO. CO.. Chloago, I l k
,,]¾ I f
'CANADA'S HBWSPAl>l«l.ri
A young lady from Whittaker captured Dyke.'
i; •, i
"Here
lies]
in
a
horizontal
)jsition
the
the gold medal.
,
-A splendid Memorial Album of thej late
Bo!d by DruKatsts a t « 1 per Bottle, after • &
Monroe—Frank C. Cli<!»itej
Premier, The Kt. Hon. Mir John Mnrdoi>Hl<l,
"the Carteton Fir** Klndler Co., who Kaisinville—Johntiin|ao.JV.. J o h n C . outside casejof George Ritlei jh, watchr*ifr*«i«« *t.T3. *) Tfc^j*'*•»'»»«.
maker,
whole
abilities
in
thn
line
Were
« . V. B., presented to every yearly] subscriber.
are state agents for the McDonald tire Heyden.
,an honor to the profession. Integrity
T
A twe ve-page weekly] and Premium Album- tor
kindler which is manufactured at ToSumiuerfield—Edisdn Bull, Charles F. was the mailispring an 1 pri i Ie ice the
one year only SI.00. M"riite at once for term* and
ledo, are establishing ageuts through- Goodrich.
»
regulator of! all the actions jf j lis life
agency.
-( j
j
out the state and) making large shipWhiteford—Frank JeH, Daton Whlt- Human, honest, indust lous, h s hands
1
Address THK KM PI It*1.
ments.
ing.
- *
. nbTcr stopped until he pad r]e|idyed.dis8w
f'
Toronto, Canada. .
Caucuses will be held the latter part
Monrde city, 1st ward- Micl.£
tress. He ad the art of disposing of
of next week and election on Monday. gert.
w
his time in ch a a j |tha; hî rtevejr Dick11 [nadacbaarid. wUeraaUr
April 4. Every voter should attend? the , 3d ward—Thos. Flues Fred
to »btMou»
atataof tho
•ttoh aS
-'"»— -*-'--'
'*•• »;
went wronL except wl^firt set igj >ii|g by, tart *:««, -Manam, i>row«lai
jtran tflm
primary elections and put in nomina3d ward—Eil. Reisig, #i*ejl
.,
persons wh< did npt .know tli i 1(ey, and
" n lii the 8ida,.&a.
its tbalrmost
tion the men belt adapted to the severTHE GREAT HOUSEHOLD REMEDY P0R
tmcoeasbaa bocaahol lnoudng
4th ward—Geo. B. LeLong,
,even then jvas eisjly j set i i d i . again
al positions, and should also be on hand Calkins.
11^ departs this life Nov. 7, I ill,wound
election day to help them out.
up in the
! hlope off being take n n hand
Suinlay afternoon, March 13. occurred
A really great man is (li « W ! n
•by his Make:
ker, thoroughlyi clewini I regit*
bsign
signs—generosity
in
the
e deith of the bright little son of Mr.
7 8aK Rheum, Eczema, Wounds, Bunts,
t\ve
I
X
X
r
i
a
.
jlated
and
r e ^ e d andsrit aiîhgin U|a
ha, yet 0artet*a Litfle illTor M i l «nt
and Mrs. Willis Maxwell. Loyd. aged ity in the execution and
;'•
8ores, Croup, Bronchitis, Etc.,
world
to
co,
qw»l if-valnab'nlaCoiiatipatioi^, :uringaiidpr93+ ve»rs with membraneous croup. success.—[Bismarck, t;
PRICE 9 0 0ENT8. •
' tl: is tbisannbyiopcomplaint, thUe they litm
Mr and Mrs. Maxwell have the hearti Bend three two-cent stamps for free samCnoKhlnK Leads to C
eefalldlaordoraoi theBtomac! i«Umul*t«ili«.
felt sympathy of a large emiiwituty in
ple boat and book.,
Kemp's Balsam will atop tba
rand regulate the bowela. ftatoUttajronlf
tlieir sad bereavement.
The funeral
was held from their residence luesday
afternoon. Rev. Newkirk officiating.
Mrs. Edwin Langs, Miss Emma Held.
wotddbealmostprioek ntofhoaavbO
Miss Ida Datcher. Miss Blanche Sew
rho __. il thiadlatreaatngco^niil ilot; buKortocomb and othew from here attended
, «111
ben^ndUioaa
not bo wit.
abletoawlraoodoaaaditea
aomany •man thatnotend
the annual convention of the W . y . i .
trythomwUlflnd tbeae
lUlepUlaTala.
pagtodoirUboift
•ftpallatokhaaft
sc- ^._ .——^"mifliaBl.
FOR MEDICINAL, TOILET", BATH
U of Monroe county, which is being
AND NURSERY PURPO8E8.
held ati Monroe this wee*. Some noted
speakers are present from different
1
BUies, as w e l l * * able speaker* from
ustM baa* of so many tt*w thai hmlswh*M
nmiksonrarreatboist. OurpilUoonltwhile
our county.
'The W. C T.;,U. is
s y w I , b»fn» misa bf Jnkft R.
Btbsr i do not.
doing good work throughout the couuOood»li>,lrijy.V» ^l«urk fur m KMd.r,
eater's tlUls Wwr PlDisn-ary stntlt and
»IMI rimf nui m i k , • • mink, kul wk rss
try.
reryiasytotaks. Onaortwopltsnukoadoet.
I M P * f"ti i|iik kly Imw |. rata (rum a t la
thsy ir«strtotlyTe8«Ublosnildj not grtpa or
StO a Oa/ •! ilia aun, a»d uiura aa yva fo
A petition is being circulated among
viii ll'iili avaaa, ail wa,
In aa/ ]mrt *t
_. Kaqrl _..
» W , batI bytiMir
tlwlr ttotU
itiitu action {pi
{plense an 5 '
our residents asking the I. « - P . M.
|A*narlia.>*iiu«aaai*fnnH itpaai k«anaLs^v.
W« Aimntj marrtkliuT W. H«n rou No rlak Tuu an <lt»oto
MJHSU. In-iilss"»Bo-nttiUfafor»l.
Wf all ruur llnivîf »j>ar* intfrntiiM oalyia
jrouraiMi
.
.
.._
ir»
mnmttlll,
or
ill
your
llm,
u
the
»
<
>
r
k
TkuUaa
railroad to have their morning freight
ilMW4irk A H U m w nrniua/Sliatkr.*
•Mlniy ««<• Ini^nd Mnfr a'eadtiM mnm in » • » wml
by o^MJitomsiYwuorOi or aunt by loal*.
r x r ) «ti.r»»r, Wa nail <of, fbrnlUilii*
U>(liit»ra an Mrtlns rroia »»»•« SM» |»t » r t and urn
olng south at 8:03 (standard time) to
a»»rrilil,i.,
K k a i l i l . MI'KV Itll.r uSnnJ.
•n4awr>arUrs)hlUnii*rl|nMt
warn
nn nwaUh foil las •»»•
«AI tTIrMHEblOINr OO., »oW Yorlt.
nkke a regular stop here for the accommodation of patsungoi's, a* it is uorv iui-
GARGETS,
Carp3Y and Wail Paper Di lartmsnt second floor.
I
CROCKERY AND HARDM DEPARTMENTS
^Lr.W^YiM 'OOMPLCTE.'
Fine Line of Garland Stoves and Ranfees.
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Boots ând Shoes.
& Adams
I
Mich.
U ;$nmMi^T
R ;E: &T<M. E N'T '
F O'R . C O N S U M P T T O N
JCJE'fS •
TEMPERANCE
(late the Madison.) H O T E L
Ttr
A mm
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TJUHND
f
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SIC
•SPILES*
HEAD
TAR-OID SOAP,
ABSiOLUTELY PURE,
«• I
ACHE
TAE-0H) CO., Chicago, 111
38H
&^rM£'W&zm.
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