rr \ Rapids Dispatch.

Volume VI. Maple Rapids, Mich, Saturday, February 16, 1884. No. 18

—Suitings only 6o at U. Netzorg ’s. —When you enme to town go to Ohieftalos who have saved a nation The Dispatch. —Additional lociile of ihe fifth page. Oherliii ’s ear and have your ;iieture Qain the gratitude ot aien. taken. THE 'CAMP-FIRE'! But the mightiest of warriors PUBbISFfED SATt-RDAY BY —A great ira|irovpmeiit lu the RiM'k- Smiled In pbacb in Bethlahem. B. BO SO OB BEE ID ford itegister. May it kee|> on im­ —One must ge from home to learn Peace, you see, then hath her triumphs, EDITOR AND PROPRIKTOK. proving. the news. The Evening Jo iriinl and A GRAND SUCCESS. And 1 hold that we may reap —Heavy flannels and under" ear for o'licr papers around ua are publisliiiig From the aoed that we have aouttere4l. TERMS M.50 PER YEAR the following Item: The event of the week has been the Thistles, tarea, or golden wheat. aale at I'o-t prlci s at Creasluger & first annual c.itn|>-flre of Jiilly itegole We have still a work before ua, Our ndvurtlslniir rates mndo known at this Hewitt’s. “A greu’ deal of dissatisfaction is be ­ oWce. Post, Q, A. li., Tuesday evening at Let each one his portiou take. RuKlnes« noUoes flv<^ eeuU per Hno for ing exiirc.ased about the new Iron Wo must move awhile as sailors, •Hch in!4Prt{on. — Hiley Criitciidi'n has moved hia bridge at Miip^e Rapids. The bridje Peri y’s Hull. The day was stormy Marriage, birth and death notices nserted paper >o f. iiiaiiig, where it will he is­ Hlaading on the ship of state. free. It In place b it is dang Tons to cross and just before dark a rain set iu Not to fight, but to brighten, Obituary oo-nmonU, resolutions, cards of sued for a time. thanks, etc. will be charged for uta reasonable uiilosa new abutment- are built. ” which kei)t many from atleiidiug; but Polish, smooth the good ship o'er. rate. —Itliaea'B village fa’bers have just —.\fter the iiMW bridge bad been ae- lori* all of that the h.all was well tilled. Keeping taut and trim the rigging Correspondence contalniiif local news is so- Of our grand seventy-four. ilolted. pagae i an ordinauoe governing the cepted last weak and the builders liad Tlie storm kept many cmiiiailes from Anonymous cointnunlcsaions not insertca fire depai tnieiit of that place. Veterans of a hundred battles. Mader any circumstaucos. gone It WHS dlsconire l that one of the other I'osis ntiejidiiig, hut Gen. O. L Nliauldliig and wife, Capt. K. B. Daunll Clothed with honors, decked with sears. —The cheapest p'.ai e to get watch iron stringers was broken. The men Step aboard tho good old vessel Detroit, Qrand Haven & Hilwaukes and I'lodk repairing done la at Oher- ofSt. Johns, and about a dozen from- Spread tho canvas, man the spars. HA-IT.'WA V. weie recalled by telfgraidi and re­ iiograjih ear. Satisfaction guar­ Ithaca braved the storm and answered You have kept the ship from sinking. TIME TAUl.li, Djcoiiiliei 3t, 18SS . D$A turned .Mid llio lirokeii Iren replaced. anteed. When the bridge was first put lu |dace to reveille. The hall was beautifully Carried her past tbundoriiig furt. UiilU fai'iliur will IcaTc trimmed und decorureil wltli mottoes, Take the helm, until you guide her Eow Um' h » follow. —.Vext Tuesday evening occurs the the north end was set a few iiiclieg too Surely, safely lute port. WEST nol'SU. regular election of < flfleers of the I,. & fur to the east ami it was in moving fl igs, Chinese luuierns, etc. Ileelta- tioiis very appropriate to the oceashm When our old Commaodors led us. •Kight Kxoie...... 3:0,5 h . in S. Club. A full ntti'iidaiice of the this end back to llie 'vest, that the Who was there to say ‘•I can't"? Mixed ...... ICOd nieinheis i.s req'iested. break wiis und ubtedly oceasioned. were well rendered by Eva Atwell, That expression left the service. fMoriiln;'lixpre...... 11 :. in . riie Carson City Bee heads the ac- — We weresui'liri-ed at seeiiigacoup- Oardiior. 'I'he music h.v Mrs. Dr. ♦Stsainboiit Expi-i*...... 8:r>0 Let “The silent man of Shiloh, ” couiil of I he suieide of Thnnnis Barnes le of our citizens drawing iheir sum Reed, Soprano, Mrs. li. II. Colburn, suit tho faction's angry roar. K Sr BOl'NI IIS, “He left in u hurry. ” But wlml mei'wooi! last Smid ly. This is a ri‘>- tl.)etroitKxpn*.>...... 7 .50 a. in Alto, E. istupleton, Tenor, R. Stiip'e- Till tho mighty wave of Freedom is there in a he idiiig aii' way? biiion of all laws of Iccency and pro ­ Rolls unvexed from shore to shore, fTliioiigli .Mall...... , .li;I0 p. 111. ton, ’Baritone, W. A. Nixon, Bass, C. . 4 :IM» priety. They ilvidenrly have no re- TUI our brothers, though they wandered Mixed ...... The divorce suit li“tw' eii Itev. N. II. .Miner, Organist, w.is fine and t Ilveiiiojl Expro. “ ...... 5:30 Sjieet for Divine law, clyd law or pnh- North and South, aim safely stand. I,. Otis iiiid Ilfs wif ‘ is no V eiigugiug touehm^tiieear of Hie hearers, especial ­ Writing, speaking, preaching, praying, Mglir. Kxpn'si daily and weal lic feelings. Chii >11011 (lersons expect tiie aiteulion of the eir, nit court in ly so the piece.s “llarching Thro-jgh Whore they will throughout tbe land. rith aleeper ailai-l'O ' A .1 Ollier train to keep t le respect ot the!'- neighbors Montealiu county. The l.iiter la llie Georgia” and “Maty Had a LilWe Long live Liberty and Justioo. daily, rtniida^a oxcfpl' ‘Cap ­ Nut in anger, but in love. Treamirer -Kowakij llaaw.v. tain John ilamilloii would he pr^'seiit Asking what wo grant. Rei'int-n' of ll.nida —M .,a.sii XOL Hand For forty-six years Grand-pa Huli- ilesecraiions are iiiexcu-al>le. Gen ­ Pmbaie-Jndni*. —.loKi. II Oi.-.i.v.sro.v. hell has he-ii a cuis inf stih.si'rilier t as he was iu the leglment with many Granting what our hearts approve. ii.•men tirrn ov-r a new 1-af and your Then tho North and South united. S irveyor —It.vNS.'Ji H. oi .ui 'KN. “Tho Wesl.vaii Me. hodist, ” i redgioiis iieighhors will tliiiik more of you. of the comrades of Hiis p >»i but a tel­ I’l-oa.'A H’.—John I]. Kei>i:\v v. paprr tliai has heroine almost a pun egram received from lilm at a late With the East und West shall bo Clreuit Ooiirt I'o nnii'S ,>kt *— Friends, In peace and war together, of Ills exi'siauee. — U 'inemher Hunt ’s Iron Tonic Bii- lioursTiid Ills bealtli would not permit VV. H. ' Aw'iri.. te s c.iiiliiiii a third more Iron, and are Cbililreii of one family. A. Wauhex -ooviu.e. the trip. —Now is the lime for donations sold just as elieap as nthel.s. Then “Our Country, ” God preserve It, Coioner* —Div.in IIi.»nx , The host thing y, u can do for your G en . o L. Rpaci .dino With Its beautlous flag unfurled. Askkkav ,1. WianiNA. iiiioisler or printer K to wrap an X in was iiitrodticed ayd pulil a glowing Reaching out, shall raise tho helpless. Psrsonals. Bo tho Mecca of the world. Taw il OIMrrr*. an envelope and mail to tlieni. They irlhuie' to tlie luaying ami fl filling Hiiliervilor —John Coni'. Call appreeieie it. —Dell Perry w.is in town Mond:iy. '•aptalA John Hamilloii, who could ComradosI Ye who In tlio battle Clerk—.A. T. (■i-o.'.*. not bet present. He ri'iiiembered a Stood together firm and true. —flu I’a Or.en al Dedlfnce for the -Ashury Knott was 011 the st/eets At the shrine of this re-unton 'rrea^iirer—S. 1)1 ard e.'s youth —Billy Begole — wlto Jiiatieeii—Heiiiv !•’, Viiti’ii, leetli is tlie best prepa ation niiiile. Fri lay. Dedicate your lives anew. was a lieutenant of his legiiiietif. and Yo are like the trees left standing Will. 11 ■k, —The Petoske.v Deniocr.it iisUs the —O. F. Peck and wife were in Ionia .lo^'epli I’air. gave a vivid uceounl of Ins fatal When the fierce tornado's post, lligliwav Conloll^»lol|l'r, O. 1- Hire. I'o’l'.wing luirUeo. umdruin whirh we Monday. wound received from a rebel bullet at Ixit the boughs of those remaining School IiupeelorA —li'iaiik Ilr ,iirli, "ill have to give iij>. ••W'mider "hv —.'Irs. .lennle Laycock, of Oi.sego tlie battle ot Lost Miniulain, G i. In Twine together firm and fust. s. H. W d in);8 il is iliutsonie people nevermind Ih.ir coiinly, is in town. siieakliigof the peiision'iig of tlje sol- Thus combined 'gainst wind and weather, Coiutahles —Oioi. II .Vjwtoii, own husiiiess? ” tV’lio ran iip.swer i' • Ye Witt have the strength of all. K.'). -. '. • ---Vftt. len nLalllmsbovnq ’ilti d.-ii lie -ai.l, “I di.n't bol.e-.-ea N,».,ei- And united b-avethe tempest. Jl .Uhl lt ';:e rf, — Don ’t neglect to r ad the elo((i>e sick ler «ev. II. Nowlon. on trilliMU'iiin ’e are as sound as iioii next week for Irealiiieiit for his hear ­ And when ends the last assembly. A.^e-'Or —W. il. Ooe.i. ing tuble to us. No nation on tbe globe When the guard has gone his rounds. Mariiti il—Koaier DW' o. —The number o'eh Idren In \Iieli- luis ever done so much for its soldiery. May you pitch your tents together. Watclimaii —L. D iho —Lewis Ileyiiobis is making a short He Kjioke al .some leiiglli aboui the few On some happier camping ground. i.gan between 6 and 20 years, on lii Isl visit lu re while on his way home from Chief Pile D'piiii. —E. G. Beiaviil. ■ dsv of Septernlier win, as ofliciili.v fraudulent pensioners and advised tlie Trniitec. —A. i . CrosH, Del roil. Capt , K. B. Daboll V\ . li. Il'.ilir, reported. 66 1,883, as against 538.850 in comrades to begnarded alsmtaccusing ■ .Joliii N. ' liit.irre, 1882, a g lia of 22,477, Irdicating an in ­ —Isaac Hewitt visited Jackson a broiber of comr.ide obtaining a Whs introiluuud and said Hiat lie was H. II. vV.'llintte. crease in the pojiutatiop of about Mondav- He did not go there as a d«- lieiision under fraud, unle.ss they were from ft N. Y., rcj'limmt ftiid Hint Hie 11. S. I'rmii f, 80,001). teeiive in the < much case however. positive of Hie fact, and if they were reiiiurks of Hie General about an In- John Ihii'k. — MIS. Dallas and ehil lren, of Al­ positive it was their duly to inform eld.nit oceurring at Siiiitliville, Ga., in Regular horad iiu‘etiii::s the fir.t an I —For Fine Lares ami Hamburg cm- ’04 proved to liini that they bad met Third rue'diiy eveioii.;>i ol >■ icli inoir.li. broidei'les call at Netzorg ’s. ma, are visiting at Hie residem e of her the government. He sahl It whs well father —A. W. Herrick, of Fulton. to keep up Hie reeqlleeiioiis these or- I here ninny years before lie enme to — tceording lo an ordinance passed Miss Minnie Sturgis was culled gatiizaiioug eugeiidered but at the this coniitrjr. He had just returned Business Cards. by the L ipeer cuiineil to take effect same time should have charity for from 11 bu.sbics» trip tliroiujh the south M;ircli I, persons defacing the stieet home last week by the death of her faiher, Haiiiuel .Sturgis, of Itliaca. Dr. those o.ipo'ied to u.s. The confederates and had re-visited Fort Sumpter. ?rofeB3lont lamps in that city or tieiiig horses to have a similar orgaiiizalions to look Ainung the eonfeJerate soldiers he them will he llalile to a flue of nut Wellings iiccoiiipuiiicd her. ■ . ». AOTE!t. E. K.1C0«* ^—News W.IS received here Thiirsdav after the widows and children of eoni- found 11 great difl’ereiice of opinion less tliaii $3 nor more ihan JJ.'i and Aiir -iX* HOJi.H, rude.s. Recently, there h.ia lieeii a his ­ about the norlb an., tbe result of ibo TTORNBYSAT law , gOLlCITOR^lH three mouths iniprlHonnieiH. of the death on Hie 26 nil. ot Mrs. Hat­ conflict. Rome s.ild they “were gUil A ahnneery tie E. Flaver, of VVusJiington Terri­ tory prepared for the .Smiiiei n schools OAoe in Hewitt's Hlook, Maple Rapids. Mlota. —Taxpayers should hear in mind lu wliieh Hie persouals of the eontend- Hie 80111 h did not succeed.” He told tliaf l.iii Is s lid for unpaid tixcs go di­ tory. She was the oldest ditughier of the comrades to rememhor the differ- A. nrorr, James Sowles, of Es.sex. hig armies were described. 'I’heSouih- ^TTOHNRV AT LAW. OFFICR OVER rect to the purcli.isera of tax titles this eru army was made up of gentlemen, ence between the widows and eliild- store, bu Johns, Mich. year. The last legis'ulure enacted a I.. A H. tll.RB. and Ihe Northern army of the scum of ren of Hieir confederate comrades. . J. O. KRIaDOM, apeeial provision to this elTeei, hence the ehies and foreigners imported They have no generous nation to pen- awyer , Opera Ilouro b! )ck fit Johns. the inalter should he looked into close­ Programme for Tuesday evening, sloii them and care for wounded. Tliat L Mick. Maaes dlvore ) business a specialty He paid a glowing tribute to the loyal ly, as there is no redress, Feh, 19Hi at tne School house. All arc ineu Hid women who gave them en ­ people lionor you for your soldier rec­ \v. r iiRKi». n. !*., —Try the Aromutte. Htomaoh Bit­ Invited to attend ord. He ndvl'.cd them to keep alive •QHYSrClAN ANO BUHOEON. OFUCB couragement, and closed by saying ^ hours tVom 9 a m. to lii in. and S to ft p. tn. ters. th « best appeii/.er in the market. Music. that the war did not spoil the men hut their orgaiiiz.itlon and to care for their Okflise at FrlntUig iflloe. Miiple Rapids. Mioh. M. L. Itnnt sells them. Recitation, May Bell, made Hieiii hft er citizens when they Widows ami orplians. —The ubiquitous swindler of the Psssay, Etiu Reed. returned to their homes. He read the At this stage ot tlie proece lings the E. u.v %rr. .M. IK, Keciiation, Belle Haiuiliou. HOMMOPATIIIO 1‘iiyslOlAN. Office in honest gr.mger is still abroaii. 'I hrec following poem he had adapted to O’tier was given lo ‘partake of rations ’ Bank lilock, Maple R ipids, Mioh. or four coiitraciB for siniill lots of fiuil Music. the oeension. and ft atainpede was niivde for the ta­ CII'A Ari.EM trees, e.e., iii this county have neent- Recitation, Luly Reed. But there came an end of flcrhtlny, bles. The reiKiricr was here called llENTIST. Offioc over Poek*3 Hardware iissuy, E. E. Mots. Tlien was your cmpl03-aient dune. awav and was Hinible to hear tlie re­ bt.ore. Maple Hapids. Mloli, Toeths 1 1- ly develoiied lute notes of co.islderalde Keleet Reading, CrissieWilcox What became of tliuie lialallluiia marks made afterwards by Rev. K. tracted without pain. All work warraotoJ to iiiagiiiludu, and j nssed into the [lo-ses- When the victory was won? irive satlsfactiuii, and priors as low as the low Music R'apletoii and comrades ^’hillips and est. slon of tne “innoocut p ircliaaer.” Lot me point you to a ploture. Com, 011 Music, Kittle Terry. |tBNTl5TRY.—The very b:«tquaIUy at the —-Tile 4th day ol next Novemiyer is See a million soldiers there Beasley of Ithaca The meeting ^ least lirlotf prictis. by destiued to be a Red Letter day for Flushed with triumph, and with weapons closed with three cheers and a tiger 0. B. COHUTX, St Jobua. AT COST. Flashlna keen, and bright, and bare. for speakers and kingers. This niunditDe sphere. It is the regular lCls:cU.;nooi:8. Vanished I Wondrous transformation. cle 'iloii d i.v and the .Second .Adveii- W, II. Owen ,% Co. wish lo close out Whore Is now that nilKhty band? ti.sls have finally fixed that as the d iy their entire stis k of Dry Goods, Boots The Clough A Wiirien organ lately J. KI.I JOAlEh, Do they roam a vast bandilti. purchased by the Methodist society 1|RAI.ER and Maniifaeuiror of hard wood the world is to end. It will midouht- and Blioes, and Clothing and for that Pillaging their native laud? was used for the occasion. The ex- " Luiniwr. Ptono boat iilanki kept noa- edly end fur some politicians at that pnr|>ose will sell at actual Ah I we point to field and work-shop, akanllj ou hand. celent quality of iG tone was iidmired time. WHOLES-A-LB miOTES Let the world the moral see. .Hawla Itwpl'la I.<>4bv This Is no fletion for the purpose of There beneath thi- dust of latior tiy all and ’oy many the organ w:i< pro- U A. M.. NO. 146. Urp-ulnr communlni- —CreaslngerA Hewitt are offering Toil our veteran soldiery. nounci d Hie heat Hicy ever Iie ird. The r• Moa on Friday, on or iKifora tti» full selling old sKK'k and odd sizes, but in ­ oon, at their Teinpie In Maple Uapidi. leaac their sloek of Overcoats at greatly re­ Ye were mighty In the tiattle. soldiers desire us to return thanks lo - Sewltt. W, M. Wm. A, Nixon. 8ao. duced prlcea. cludes everytliiug.' On tho mountain and the plain, ' The reason they do this Is they wish But you wrouglit your greatest triumph the society for Hie use of the inslrii- I. O. «. F. —Mrs. O'Dell, of Fnitoii, Mrs. L. L to change their business. When you sought your honuis again, ment. API.R HAPIDB BNOAMPMINT. NoM,l. Smith ’s tiioiher, It eighty-two years MII. O. P. Ueote let and Dd Wodneadtyr. at Don ’t take their word but go and see tiought your homes In peace and quiet. It la lo he hoped tliete (.’amp-flrea Odd Pellowt Hall. Maple Hapide. A. W«h- of age and hisjuat completed a quilt for yourselves. (1 rasping with your strong right hand •ter. C. P., J, C. lUiaaa, S-jrllie. _ __ which conlalnt 2104 pieces. Mrs Implements of honest lalior, will be repeated every year. Toltlug to uphulUt tlie land. A. «>. C W. O’dell’s eyesight le remarkable as she —NOTICE.—All persons miebted to The Post netted $41.32 from the even ­ ■IMIZ LODOa NO. 1. A. O. tl. W. meet, does not require glasses to read or sew He the notilost, truest soldier E. D. Moss A Ron arc reqiissted to call ings eiitertainmei.l. n arery Monday eTeniBf. at Mainnio Rail tijr. Slio plei ed the above ’quilt ilnce Who, when sounds of battle cnase. U.H.Nawtoa. M. W.. C. A.WebMer, iten. at once and settle. Mounts Srom War’s uiionltiired desert. H 3. rrltbia, rtaaaaler. j the first of January Uiit year. E. D. Moan A !ioN. Upward to the plains of peace. This otidsCftnip-Sre No. 1. imiidsonie as Apollo, with splendcd an MICHIGAN NEWS. a law partner with Judge WIthey, uow of the Maple RapidsDispatch ce.stry—there was nothing which that United States court, and served one term as A HEPDBLICAN C»PFIN. man could not have reasonably expect ­ THK THIKD ('UAPTEH represenutive In the State legislature. He wua a Demorat In politics and a much esteemed The Kind Hlckorjr Wanted. ed. That suuh a man, who had held and public spirited oltlaen. K. K. Umbd, P«btMk«r. himself aloof from the masses, should In tlie .Sljreterloua Crunch TraKedjr, At 11 recent meeting 01 the Philadel ­ Holcombes Hired Xian Shooia n The hutldiog on the northwest corner of take common cause with them was a Woodward Avenue andlatmed Street, Detroit, phia Board of City Trusts the report of surprise to his fellow students at Yale. Xlanniid Then BlunreHle occupied by Bwan ’i reataurant, was destroyed Vice-President Gregory, of Girard Col- MAIU EAPIDS, MICH I have a distinct remembrance of tho Own Brains Out. by fire a few days ago. ege, in regard to the' ancient Roman stirring events In which Phillips figured If interest In tho inynterlous C'ronch tragedy Judge Bpeid, of the Wayne circuit court, sarcophagus recently discovered in the in the Abolition movement. 1 liavo which occurred on the 21et of Noyember last has l«en ordered by the Supoeme Court to cellar of the college, was received. The been at public mootings when rotten has been allowed to wane. It has been revived cease bearing the ScrIpps-McLean llbei case. sarcophagus will remain in the College CURRENT TOPICS. Bishop Richter has accepted the resignation eggs came crashing on tho by the attempted murder at Union Clty.Bronch of Fr. Jumbolouskl, the Polish priest of Grand Museum. It was presented to the col­ A srBCiAL dispatch to the Nows of stage about Mr. Phillips. I tover saw county, of Elmer Bhujjr, deputy jiostmaaterof Rapids whose attempterl assassination haa lege by Commoilore Elliott in 1838, liiiu llincli or manifest any excitement caused so much disturbance in Catbtllc circles. and when an investigation of the records Waco, Texas, says: Hon. Kichard Nel­ that village, by one James Fo>, i dissolute Ho once told mo that he owed his success young man foruierlv In the employ of Hol­ The State Temperance Alliance and the Pro- of the councils of that city was made son (colored), pn'prietor of the tralves- bibitionlat party have hren merged la the tho following letter from Andrew Jack- to his wife, that she led tho way and he comb. “Union ” party formed In Jackson on theUth ton Spectator, says while eii route from had clung to the hem of her garments. Foy went to Union City a few days ago, and of January. A paper will soon be started, son was found, together with Commo ­ Corsicana to W'aco in the roar coach of Tlioso who know the wonderful woman during the day drank freely, getting very bois­ probably in Detroit, In the Interests of the new dore Elliott ’s letter, presenting him best understand tliat ho did not over- party. with tho sarcophagus. In this letter a Texas & St. Louis passenger train, to terous. In this condition he become quite The state veterinary assoclstion of Michigan oatimato lier. She was an invalid, af- noisy, and paraded the streets threatening met In East Saginaw on the 5th lust,’ in the Commodore said: “I pray you. accompany the sick wife of a fnend, ho llicled with sjiinal disease, when he to ab(X)t somebody. His demonstrations were annual conventioD and tranaacted much busi ­ General, to live on in the fear of the was ordered hy the brukenian to go for­ luarriod her. Tlie disease has progress ­ considered the vagaries of a drnnken man, and ness of Importance to the profession. Papers Lord, dying tho death of a Roman the oflleerseamtcntedtbemselvsB with attempts were read by Dr J. A. Doll of Ann Arbor on ward to the smoker, and refu-siug, was ed until when she stands os nearly at quieting him. In which they were meosur soldier. An emperor ’s ooSSu awaits erect as possible her bead and knees are tabercollsis ; by Dr. Chandler of Detroit on you. ” Tho following was General ejected from the car. While on the ably successful. At the time mentioned, how- glanders, and by other gentlemen on subjects only a few inches apart, .She has bton aver, he met young Shuler and a friend walk­ of Interest to the fraternity. The session clos Jackson ’s reply: platform Nelson asked to have tlie train a groat reader, and Mr. PliilUps always ing away from the p-jstolBce, and Immediately ed with a banquet at the Everott bouse. “With tljo warmest seus.ations that stopped, which was done. lie got counsulcd with her on the most t|:ivial fired upon them three times. One of the balls The officers elected for the ensuing can inspire n grateful heart, I must de­ matters. His tender care for her was a missed Its mark; the others took effect, one In year are; Dr. G. Southerland, East Saginaw, cline in aocop'ting the honor to bo be ­ off and walked back to Corsicana, Ho the neck and the other In the cheek, the first. president ; Dr. J. Murray, Detroit, first Tice will sue lor damages in the State lioaiitiful example of domestic affeotiou. It Is feared. Inflicting a fatal wound. The pis ­ president ; Dr. J. W. Ferguson, Bay City, sec stowed. I can not consent that my To show you of what sort of stuf)' slio tol used was a 38 caUber, the same that did the ond vice president ; Dr. E. W. Bartram, Detroit mortal body shall be laid in a reposi ­ courts. deadly work In the Crouch tragedy. Imme­ w.TS made, I saw Mr. Phillips o* the diately after firing, he Is reportea to have ex ­ third vice president; Dr. Chandler, Detroit, tory prepared for an emperor or king. rostrum one night wlion tho fooling claimed, “I’ve shot the wrong man, ” when he recording secretary; Dr. J. A. Bell, Ann Arbor, My republican feelings and principles Seouiitakit Folgor has decided that corresponding secretary; and Dr. Branton, against liim was most bitter. Tlie May­ turned and ran away. It Is ascertained that Jackson, re-elected secretary. The next ses forbid it. •Every monument erected to Mistress Miller of Now Orleans, having, or of Uostoii —cultured Boston —hud he boarded an outgoing freight train almost Sion Is to be held In the city where the state perpetuate tho incmoiy of our heroes as he e.xpresses it, “beer, put on GodV told Mr. Phillips that if ho persisted in Immediately after and left town, going east. fair Is held. anil statesmen ought to bear evidence spouking ho would l ot be responsible After shouting young Shuler at Union City, Peter Wilson Doppa,a miner of Calumet fail of the econo my and simplicity of our footstoul by Him, she has the right to Foy made his way back to the Crouch nelgn- a distance of 30 feet, striking on ble head. for bis safety. They were trying times, burbood by freight train and on foot, arriving republican institutions and the plain ­ win her bread in any moral, docent way Death was instantaneous. and many a woman would have urged there about 3 o ’clock tho next morning, aixrnrJ There w.is inspected during tho month of ness of our republican citizens, who are wtiieh is open to any of his toiling crea­ licr liusband to come home. As Mr. leg to the woman who has charge of the house. January salt for Michigan manufacturers as the sovereigns of our glorious union, Phillips wore speaking, a messenger He remained about the place unt l afternoon, follows: Saginaw county, 60,33d boirels; Bay and whoso virtue Is to perpetuate. tures." She can therefore, upon prov ­ when ofilcers appeared for the purpose of ar­ county, 55,455 barrels; Huron county, 4,043 ing herself to be duly qualiliod, receive handed him a note. It was from his resting him. It is presumed that he was aware barrels; Midland county, 3,584 barrels: St. True virtue cannot exist where pump wife, and contained these words: ‘No of their errand as soon as he saw them ap ­ Clair county, 4,800 barrels ; a total of 127,788 and parade are the governing passions. her license as a steamboat Captain. proaching, as he at once went Into the kitchen barrels. sliilly-sliallying, Wendell, in the face of ( f the farm house, and placing a pistol to his It can only dwell with the people, the Secretary Polger holds that the fact that this outrage. ’ She luidhoai d of tho con- head deliberati ly fired, the ball crashing Into Mr. IlotT Is of the oplnlnu that It will be great laboring and producing classes, ductoftho mob, and there washermes his brain. He fell and expired almsstlnstonUy. easy to procure the appointment of anew com- that form the bone and sinews of our she “wears skirts rather than breeches ” mtssion In the matter of the Detroit poetoffice should not debar her from following sage. Susplclona against Foy have been very strung confederacy. I have prepared a hum ­ “No wonder that Mr. Phillips was for some time, and for the purpossAif keeping site, but not so easy to get the appropriation ble depository for my mortal body be ­ that honest calling, and that no man him where he could he found, he has been em- Increased to (1,500,000. devoted to his wife. She was an heir- ployeii as a private dc-tectlve In ferreting out The Djtrolt Evening Journal has been sued side that wherein lies my beloved wife, should say her nay. The arduous na ­ e,ss, anti he inherited a birge property, the hi'rrlble mystery surrounding the murder for libel hy Rev. Father Frltdland, pasiorof St. where, without any pomp or parade, I ture of Captain Mary Miller’s profession but they lived a simple life. The peo­ of the Crouch family. It was believed from Joseph ’s church of Detroit. Some days since have requested, when my God calls me remarks he bad made In unguarded moments the Journal puhllsbedan article coneeming the makes it re.asonably sure that the prec ­ ple 111 an adjoining house wore inclined to sleep with my fathcre, to bo laid, to be noisy, to the annoyance of Mrs. and when under t he Influence of liquor that he Kuhn failure, stating that the reverend gentle ­ both of us there to remain until the last edent established will prove neither em­ knew more about the affair than lie cared to man always advised his parlsboners to Invrat Phillips, and Mr. Phillips rented the divulge. Now, those who suspected him are their money with Kuhn, and Intimating that trumpet 'ouiids to call the dead to barrassing nor dangerous. *' house and kept it closcil in order that all at sea, for death has scaled the Ups which the banker an ! priest were working together. judgment, when we, I hope, shall rise she might not bo disturbed. Ho would alone could have cleared the mystery. For tills the reverend father thinks he haa together, clothed with that heavenly Tiiu jury in the case of Pat Haley, a never make out a lecture tour longer been damaged about (5,000 worth. body promised to all, who believe in than a mouth ahead, and if. as ho was Still Aiiotlier Tragedy At the regular monthly meeting of the Grand our glorious Redeemer, who died for young Irishman on trial in Memphis, Detective Brown, who Is employed in the River Horticultural Sodetytbe peach proepects outei'iug tlie liali, ho received a tele­ for the present year were discussed and the us that wo might live, and by whose Tenii , charged with silling Alexander gram that his wife was worse, ho woiihl Crouehcaso, was walking Into Horton, Jackson prevailing opinion was that not more than ten atonement 1 hope for a blessed immor­ Uuulap, an aged Negro, last summer, •like the lirst train for home, and his county, the o'her evening, when he was met per cent, of buds on Barnards, Early Rivers, tality.” “ANDREW JACKSON.” hy two men in a buggy, one.of whom asked: Hales and Alexanders were alive, while many by cutting bis throat witn a butcher audienco would call for him in vain, orchards were nearly oil kllleo. Prestden knifo,returned a verdict of “notguilty. ” for nothing could detain him. Mrs. “Is your name BrownI ” Being answered In Garfield read a letter on “Horticulture In Object Teaching. Phillips is one the oest posted, women the affirmative the msn who had asked the Georgia,” and the subject of “Field Managagc- This was the second trial, having been on tho question of republican govern ­ question drew a revolver and fired, the ball ment of Strawberries’' was discussed by several “Object teachint ” is not always suc­ convicted of murder in the first degree, members.. An arrangement was made with cessful, as the following incident, re­ ment in this country. striking Brown about three inches above the Mr. D. P. Way, K W. Hlth and Thomas Mar­ “Tho last public addreeu that Mr. heart. The men drove fariuosly away toward lated bv the Youth ’s Companion, will but a new trial was granted on a law tin whereby the farmers can get their seeds at show: A gentleman calling his servant technicality. When the jury announced Phillips delivered was at the unveiling Jackson. Persons who heard the shot eared wholesale prices. of the statue to Harriot Marliueau, on for Brown, who was desperately wounded. A laborer named DennisHDorgan, working one day informed him he wished him to the verdict, a few days ago. Judge Greer the 26tb of January. He had been for­ The wounded man Is very confident that, the for D. U’Connell, at Pigeon Creek, twelve learn the names of books in tho Bible. remarked that the same was a perfect bidden to come by his ' physician, man who shot him Is lad Crouch. Brown miles eonth of Grand Haven, went to the cup ­ “Now,” said he, “I will toll yon the surprine to the court and a disgrace and wlio had warned him .that he was has taken a prominent part in the ease and was board with the intention of taking a dose of first, and dnring the day 1 will ask you formerly a member of the police force at Battle medicine kept there, and accidentally got hold what it is to see if you remember; it is insult to any civilised community. He liable at any time to die of •Creek. of a bottle m carbolic acid, need for washing heart anguish, tlie disease which horses ’ feet, from the effects of which he died Genesis. ” bail the jury polled an 1 their names had taken off all the other mem­ An Excited Publle. In twenty mlnntes. He leaves a widow and l.ater in the day^Bob was called, bnt Public feeling In Jackson is at white heat four children residing at Saugatnek, Mich. he could not remember what it was, spread upon the minutes, with instruc ­ bers of the family, of wliich bo was the Frank Westbrook, of Saginaw, arrested In last. We had not dared announce him. over the developmonta of the last few days in “Now,” said the master, “I have tions Uidt they never .again be sum­ Tuscola county for horse stealing In Bay City a way to impress it upon your mind moned as jurors in his court. When ho came in ho was evidentally the Crouch case. At no time since that 21et of and afterward taken to Miuland to answer the November, l^SS, has the interest in the awfni charge of burglary of the _po8tofflce, has been so you cannot forget it. Now, Bob pleased with the ovation tendered him. found guilty and sentenced to seven years In He said then. ‘I presume this is the last tragcily been allowed to die out. Occasionally we have a horse in the stable; what de Ex -Puksiiient Hayes is living in the the State'Prlson. ,we call ItP” 'speech 1 will ever make.’ a lull has occurred, b jt' almost Immediately In the examination of John' Chapman akp “Jennie. ” most tiioilest and unassuming way at bis some new or startling thing would happen. Mrs. Tanderhnof, In Niles, lor the murder of “1 said to him: ‘You must uot die, William Vanderhsof in December last. Chap ­ “Correct, and we have a girl in the home in Fremont, Ohio, He was ap ­ Mr. Phillips. What would your The sntclde of James Foy fanned the flames man was discharged but Mrs. Vanderhoof was kitchen, what de we call her^ ” proached recently by a newspaper man wife do without yoiiP ’ Ho replied: afresh, and the investigation Into the cause of held for farther examination. The cvidenc “Sis.” his death had hardly been commenced ere the against her Is said to be very strong. who desired to obtain his views on the ‘Have I not often told you that Mrs. attempted murder of Datcctlve Brown In Hor­ “Very well. Now put the two te- Phillips would have t.o settlu up my ton was announced. Brown swore that gether and you have Jennie-Sis —Gen tariff, the next President, etc. He re­ estate.’ As ho arose to speak ho closed DE'ritOlT nlAHKETS. Jud Crouch was the mar. who shot at him. As Wheat —No I, white ...... ( DO & 1 02 esis. I think you can remember it un ­ ceived the emissary with great cordial­ Ills eyes and walked about the platform. soon as It became generally known that Brown Flour...... 4 75 ® 6 00 til t> morrow. ” I remember that there was a flexible charged Jud Crouch with firing the shot, the ity, and showed him about his planta ­ ofilcers at once went to the Croneb farm and Com...... 48 (» 50 “Yes, sah. ” tion, but when asked apolitical question gas tube lying on tlie floor, and that as arrested Jud and the man Hugh McCollum and Oats...... 86 @ 35 The next morning Bob was summon ­ ho wandered to one end of the stage Clover Seed, ip im...... 6 10 @ fl 15 replied: “I am entirely out of politics. took them to Jackson Jail. After being ques­ Apples, (lohl ...... 3 00 @ 8 50 ed to appear before his master. vith his eyes closed ho was continually tioned closely by the officers the men were re­ Drleil Apples, (1 ft...... 6)4(0) 7 “Good-morning, Bob. Can you give 1 pay little attention to current move­ getting his feet entangled in it, and 1 leased about 5 o ’clock the next morning, the sheriff being of the opinion that he bad no Peaches ...... 13 (een its hunic in “Michigan, my Michigan,” ho w.as too tall. Ho was always tho new tariff bill, lumber and salt will be restored hy tiir : < si 'iigineoTs lo-dav. T'he wall .is to liesubjected to an “inve.stigation. ” friend of tlio poor and opnrossed. Ho to the free list, and In other ways Michigan a coininon feature of English advertis­ is only oer-. .illy exposed, l.eingcov- espoused the cause of tho Indian and will be materially affected by the provisions of ing in type and on signboards, A now ere.l with m bns and enri li.and in many WendeU PhilUpa. working classes as •warmly as ho had tho new bill. law of parliament, just gone into effect, li.aees ;!ie sa..uiiro aiid oilier indige ­ done the abolition measure. Oscoda voted on the qnestion of borrowing imposes a lino of 8100 fqr using tho nous )dii:i.s and trees nave grown up, The following anecdotes in the life of (15,000 lor the establishment of water works a royal arms, or an imitation of it, with­ that noble man, Wendell Phillips, “When Essex street was widened ho a short time ago. The question was defeated givinjr ilie (lyraiiiid the iippearaueo of out tho consent either of royalty or the :i mount " n wiio has just crossed that moved out of the housi, wliore ho had by 17 majority. govormont. bourn from whence no traveller ever lived for ye.ars to his new residence, 37 An attempt was made a few mornings ago to C.'ilifornia wants more people and the return.s, are given by Mrs. Mary A. Conimon ' street, where he died. That assasalnate the Rev. M. Jablowswskl, the Polish “Well, wnat ’s uie snow for a spicy Catholic Priest of Grand Rapids. There has iiulliorities liave issued pamphlets call­ l.oiili!i'. door Slio seated herself on a low chair, and ing the study, said; With such Insolent air. I'oiilly putting on herlxiot, hegan lacing airs.’’ ‘‘Here, Tom. I'll forego iny claim if A local pliys'.c.iau with a sligtit feat it iii> iieforo Toni ’s very eyes. Tlieii “ .\ii iiisiifferahle puppy, ” echoed May, you can make it all rigid witli May. I iiig low:!ni KpiriliiaiiMm was met by a Would I work? Never learned My Ijoiho it she looped up lierUre.sslliroiigli an clas­ but her lip trembled. could not see you go, my hoy." I'cporicr yi'sict'ilay. who, in a casual was burned; tic, exjiosing a red balmoral and a Mr. Trevanion laid down his pajier He closed tiie door, and with n rare -ort of way. aKkcd him whether he had And 1 haven ’t yot found (iiiinly milili), and tying a ciiiii.soii liood and went over to where .May was sitting delicacy left tlie lovers alone. Any heart to plow lands and build buinoa lor with her cvy.s li.xed on tlie lire. Over that interview we will draw a lieai'il Ilf I be Miory, now going tho rod bands under iier cliiii, turiicil to tlie door. rounds of the press, concerning the That burned mine to the around. •‘(lood-hye, giiardy; gooil-hye, Mr. He laid his blind on the bowed head, veil. Hoots. ’’ but she sprang to her feet, the small By mutual consent the kiiowleilge of Pliilailivpliia bride, who sued her hlis- No bread I you have said? Then my cutho op Tmii iHiiglied iiproaiiously, while Mr. hand by her side now cleiiehed liei eely. their rniitiinl lovo was kept from Uncle banil for ,i lUvoi'ce, bceaiiso she saw his our beadt “Wliiit is the matter, 1 siiy y’’ “double ” ill the room :ilmost every what shall stlntr worse, 'rrevaiiion said: llalbert. and he tliinks to this day th.at On thati wUe nt your side, on tbemo bubes In “Why, bless my soul, Iwy, 1 forgot to “My liee.d:!-ties. sir. li you will ex- May niairiecl Tom to please him. night iiiiiiiediatelv after V2 o ’clock. tbolr pride, pre.-s'iit you to iMiiy.” cu.se me 1 will go to iiiy room." .\luy and Tom liave lieeii married five “You will reiueniber tho groom liim- Fall my seven-fold curse I “Never mitui about it now, uncle, but She llew up tlie linaiil sl.drcase, and hapiiv years. May is little like. Hie May self ailmiltud scciuij tlio double on such don ’t forget it at dinner. ” lier wliite face was a perfect revelation. of this story save in form nnd feature. Good-byel I must Tarn to creep Into your Tom, pacing up and down the study oocasioiKs, but said no was in a sort of barn; Tom took iiniisiial pains with liis toi­ She is gentle and quiet, and has given a trance at U a time, and was iierfecHy Buck your cfrirs; hide away; let tiiul iiiglit, and lie was a very hand ­ lloor, saw it as sue pa.s.sed, iiiidsliivered. over all lier mad moods, siilKliied by the helpless either to arouse liinisolf or go Bneak around like a hound^lUrbt a match in some man. His thick, glossy, brown Ueaehing her room, she Hung herself fKiwer of love, and Tom likes her best your bay — hair, and long heavy beard, were sub ­ fate (low nward on the lloor. tdie neith ­ so. Sonietinies, when in the fulness of to his wile’s assistance, ” said the re­ Limp away through the grayl jected to a merciless brusliiug; and a er fainted nor wept; slm did not even her young life, she would ll.ash out into porter. • Yes, I limp —curse these stoucsl And then magnificent black neck-tie embroidered moan; if slie had unclosed tho lirm-set some of Hie old gay moisls, Tom would “Yes, 1 have reail an account of that- ny ohl bones — with wliite silk was arranged as killinfr- lips for :vn instant slio would have put his arm tenderly around her and afl'air, and though three or four years- They were riddled with ball ly as possible,. May, in a crimson meri­ screamed. Her dumb imgiiish was a say; ago 1 should be inclined to laugli at it Down at Shiloh. What, you? You war wound ­ thousand times worse tliaii tears. “Don ’t, May, my darling. 1 love you ed tbar, too? no, and lier sliiiiing black hair arranged ns a piece of foolishness or look upon Wall, you l>oat us—that ’s all. in a knot at tlie hack of her head, was .Slie laid promised to bo .Mr. Tre- best ill your new mood. Tlie saucy, de­ it in the light of a horrible nightmare, snpeib and indifferent. Around tho vanion'.s wife tliroiigli gratitude, lie- fiant May Vaiiglm lias passed away, and cau.se she w as lonely and desolate, as lie I must confess that, taking all the cir­ Yet even my heart with a stout pride will fair tliroat was a tiny collar of tlie soft­ in her stead 1 hold to my heart my lov­ cumstances into consideration, I must start est luce fastened by a dianiuiid star. bad said, and knew iiottill too late that ing, tender May Trevanion. ” As 1 tramp. For, you aoe. IB'e would bring any other love. liclievo every word of it. The news ­ No matter which woo; it was gallantly “May, tills i.s niy iiepliew, Tom Tre- That she had learned to love this ---- paper nccoiiiit of tho bride leaving her done. viinion. Mias Vinighii. Tom.” Speaker Carlisle’s AVife. And a glorious Ataerloan victory. May inclined her st;itoly head, while baiidsonie Tom Trovaiiioii was a lixi'd Ill’ll and aiiproaeliing tho shadow at the handsome Tom bowed Iwforn her. ” Tact. How or wlieii the lovo crept Into At nil oflicial dinners this winter tlio glass may bo exaggerated some- What, kina words and bread? God ’s bdi IIcs her heart slie could not have told; hut wlint, but from investigation of other on your hcsdl "I am glad to find such a v.alnahle ad­ she knew to her sorrow that it was Mrs. Carli.sle, like Mrs. Keifcr lust On your wife, on your babes I—and please, dition to iny uncle ’s family. I h;«l year, will rank her husband, and if casc.s of similar nature I nm forced to sir, I pray feared tills liouse would be lonely. ” tliere. .‘<1ib had trieil to put it away the confession that 1 am cuntirnieil in You ’ll pardon me, sir; but that light trenched from her, to forget tlie tender faee; but tho president i.s i»reseiit, will take tho too hon>, “It relieves my mind to know that Stic found tier own heart a rebel, and all pusiliou corresponding to his. This my belief that the account was a truth ­ Deep —dect»erthan the sword-out that day you are pleased. I believe some young slie could do was to keep the sad secret oflicial cliquotto seem.s very strange ful one. ” men find women troiible.some in a from Tom and Ids uncle. .She avoided outside of VVasliington, but hero, where “And you firmly bollovo that whilo N'iiv, ril go. Sir, adleut Tu Tltyre • • You house. ” tlie groom was in lied, cold and appar ­ Have Auffubtus for friend. “Confound the girl, she is laughing ine study now, so they met only at so many guests at an entertainment While 1—Yea, read and speak fK>th Latin and ine;ils. are otUciai, it is absolutely necessary ently lifcles.s. Ids double, hisexact coun­ Greek; at me. I believe she heard wliat I said She went dow n one night in the twi­ terpart was in front of the bureau glass, And talk slang without end. about Louise Viliiers. 1 wish she was tbaUtheru should be some i-ulo of pre ­ not .so confoundedly Iiaiidsome, how­ light to the ulmo.st unused library. The cedence, or clso there would be bitter siiaving liinisolf? ” Hey? Oxford. Out, then, when the wild ory ever.’’ street lamps were lighting, and she jealousies. At a dinner Hie oldest sen­ “Indeed 1 ilo.” for men stood willi her faee pressed against the “What reason Inive yon for thinking , Hang out through the gathering night As time passed on, Tom found him ­ window-pane, watching the lamplight ­ ator in point of service takes precoil- self very faint about tho region of the enoe of all other senators urcsent, BO?” .Vs a mother that cries for her children and er a.s he went his rounds. “I could cite several reasons; but dies, heart. If May was superb at night in It was a wan face, and Tom coming even though ho may bo tho dullest and We two hurried lioino for the fight. a crimson merino, she was divine in a most uninteresting one present. In let mo stale to you something which rom>-i'olored wrapper in tbo morning. np softly Ixdiind tier, looked upon it, How nobla^ iny !>roiher, how brave —and — and longesl to gather it to his breast. the same way tlio moinbers who liave happened in this very city only two but tnore — Tom forgot about tlio French and fell “Oh, if it was any one but brave old served tho longest lake jirecedeneo of years ago, and 1 Ihiiik 1 can oonvineo 'Riis tramping atmut somehow weakens my iiiadiy in love witli his uncle ’s pioi#ised you that I have some reason to bidievo eyes. bi ide—tliat is how it was. Uncle H.nl that loved her, I would —but the younger one.s. AtSbllohl We stood'noHth the bill by tho this is dishonor. ” Mrs. Carlisle is a woman who can in thi.s strange occiirrouce. A hanil- wood — lie wisely kept his secret bid, though, The closeil eyes saw nothing but a somely dressed lady of good standing It’s a graveyard to-day, I surmise- for tho wicked black eyes hiul a way of till any position. Slio is a Kentuckian, hurling lightning glances at him that heart-picture slie was looking at. so having been born in the city of Cov ­ in society called upon me, nocompaiiieii was exasperating. Tom could gaze his fill at the sad face. ington, where their liomo now is. Her by her 18-yoar-olil son, wlio was to all Yea,westood to the lasti And when the The tiro! eyes suddenly unclosed, and ^ippi'iiranee.s, perfectly healthy and a.s strife passed “If .she only cuired a speck for a fel­ she looked up to see tl’io tender face father wa.s a prominent man in Ken ­ I sank down In blood at bis side, low. I’d—I’d---- Blit no; that would tucky, anil was mayor of (.’ovingtoii for bright as any boy of his age could be. On his brow, on bis breast —what need tell bending over her with an expression riii' lady iinliesitatingly said tiiat she tho rest?— be di.shonor. Bnive old Uncle Hal, I she could not inisundcrstnud. many years. Mrs. Carlisle inherits ( but knew that my brother bad died. would not step lietween you and liappi- There was perfect silence for many tho splendid physique of the typieal did not know as 1 could help her any, iio.ss if I coiilu.” minutes. Tom stood with foldetl arms Kentuckiau. .She is five feet nine •but. ’ she continued, *1 have tried b.Hrd What 1 wounds on your t>roa8t7 Your brow As the weeks wore on. Tom .saw plain ­ to Indieve that he is troubled yi’ith soma tolls tho rest? ly that May did not love his liiicle, and tight shut lips. Wliat eoiild he say inches in height and str.aiglit as an ar­ You fought at iny side and you foil? that would not be dislioiior ’f row. Her figure is as lithe us a young disease of a,))eeidinr nature wllich per- You tbo brave boy that stood at my aide though she did not know it yet herself. May then made a movement as though Imps, can Im' cured.’ She finally told in that wood. Stie Imd never known any other love hut girl’s. She is a blonde in complexion, On that blaseu red bonier of hell? tliat .slio had borne her father, and she were going to leave the room. with blue-grey eyes, set rather deeji, me that two or Hiiee times every week, when Mr. Trevanion asked her to bo “May, lam going away to-morrow. I with marked eyebrows. Her hloude tiaif in the dead of night, wldle sleeping My brother! My own! Never king on the his wife. she. feeling lonely and de.so leave on Monday for Paris.” is banged niiil worn slightly waved in ill his elinniber, her son apparently throne She trembled so tliat ho put his arm taints away, and with eyes wide open Know a Joy like this brought to me, late, gave him her promise, knoving round her, and then, as tliough unable tho prevailing fashion. It is difficult Uod bless you, my life; bloss }our brave nothing of that other self who, sonie- to realize that Mr.-. Carlisle is the stares at a |>eifect counterpart of him- northern wife, to resist it, he drew the beautiful head .scif of a shadowy nature stalking irUo And your t)eautltul babes, two and three. wliere in the length and breadth of the to his breast. She just let it stay, for mother of two grown sons. Tlie eldest —Joaquin UlJlcr. land, was waiting for her. she knew it was the last time; that one was married last spring to a Cov ­ tlie room. The mysterious figure walks- It had been a dismal day. A kind of dreary last time. ington young lady. Airs. Carlisle is up and down the rixini, remains tliero dri/.'tling rain had fallen all day, and a "My darlingl mine in this sad hour, very proud of her “two boys, ” ns she two or three minutes, and then vanish ­ dirge-like wind was keeping it com if never, never agaih. I love you. ilay, es as the traditional gliosis are said to- LOVE THAT BEEMED HOPELESS. paiiy. For onco Mkss Vaughn was sad. always calls them. She has groat faith most deeply, and 1 am leaving yon be ­ in licr liusbanil ’s political success, and do. iiutif she had thought anyone noticed cause of that love. I ouglit not to have “Tbo boy was perlLcdy :d)lo to re­ “My dear undo, I am delichted to be it, the red mouth would liave smiled de­ told you this, but vou know it, and it has always herself done a great deal to at home again. What splendid easy nial. She had been silent all the aftcr- insure it. She has been os cool as her count his experience when he regained seems some yoiisolation to put it into oonsoionsnes.s. and once or twice, other times we shall have, and what dinners! iiouu, and Tom tlioiiglit be once .saw word.s. It would be dishonor in me to husband during tho speakership strug- Uncle. I will tell you —Tinder the rose— lier lips quiver. He crossed over to try to win you from kind lincle H.al, j^Ic, nnd has nut doubted for a moment members of the huuscbolil, betieving it don ’t pay to go abroad; but mum is where slie was sitting, hoping her sad and dishonor in you to be so won, for that he would bo tho next speaker. tlio boy ’s story to be notliing but a the word, though, for It is fashionable, mood would make her more comeatable. he has set his heart on you. May. We On the opening day of congress when dream or iiightranre, went to iieil witii you know. But on my honor as a Tro- “ Wliat dismal weather it is. May, It must part, though it rend our hearts in her husband took tho chair as speaker Idni, and they went through the same vanion, I was almost poisoned on frogs gives mo the heartache. ” * , twain, and now, for I liear my uncle's experience as the Pldladclphia bride and things. I met the Leightons and “tVhatistliaff ” ! Mrs. Carlisle sat in the front sent of Eisterbrooks, and all the first families voice, and I liave no further strengtli tho member ’s gallery—tho seat whieh you speak of. The l)oy was as cold as Voice and eye were unwavering, but I left.”’ is always reserved for the speaker's ileath as his image stalked into the in Paris, but, like myself, they were Tom could have sworn ho saw her Up j u'e her to a chair, and pre.ssing ‘doing ’ it for the fame of tlie thing. tremble a.s she siKike, family. She wore a brown cloth sail, ehambi-r nnd vanished. ” Tom Trevanion sat in his uncle ’s a ki.ss ujion her pale lips, staggered al­ trimmed with ostrich trimming, with “Did you efl'ecl a eure?” “If you don't know I shall not en ­ most blindly from tlie room. It was a “Certainly not It is inciirnblc. I'l. study, with his feet on the manteh and lighten you.” fearful storm of feeling, requiring all mantle of the s.ame. A small brown a co^Iy meerschaum in his mouth from Tom ■was exasperated. He also his love for his uncle to prevent him bonnet completed her costume. is not a di.scase, hiit something whieli whence issued a delicious jierfume, for thought she had no heart. May lookcil from rushing back ami claiming May. Mrs. Logan, who has been visiting lier cannot explain. The [lerson nffecleil Tom was a connois.seur in the weed. is lifcles.s. His spirit leaves him ami “Hand me that dressing-gown, old out of the window, and by-and-bye she That he iiad no right to do so ho knew, sent who IS a fourth-class man at West boy, and I will make a regular night of sighed a little. This time ho saw the save by tho pas.sioiiate love ho bore her. I’oint was telling me something of the lakes a shadowy form.” it, and forget I’ariS’and Loui.se Viliiers.” proud lip quiver. Tom w.as a noble- Two lioiirs later he entered his uncle ’s discipline at that institution. Consider ­ “Then you believe in spiritualism? ” “Old lx)y, indeed! Tom, you have nearted fellow, and be pitied the lonely study. Tho old man sat smoking with ing that there are exactly 5,(XX) rules, “How can 1 do otherwisoP" 1 slept girl—pitied the proud young heart, that, closed eyes. with tho lioy one uiglit for the ptispose Town disrespectful since you left home, ache as it might, v ould never let it be any one of which if broken gives a boy a ?iet your dressing-gown yourself, sir!” “Get your pipe, Tom, and lotus have demerit, it seems almost marvellous of convincing myself, and 1 shall iiover “Forgive mo. Uncle Hal; I am just known. He had watched her closely, a good, cozy lime.” forget that night a.s long as I live. I and knew that iiuderiieath her eliin “I cannot, uncle; I am not well to­ that they are not all expelled. Young wild willi gladness at being home again ways a warm, passion.ate heart was night. Hncle Halbert, I start for Paris Logan received a demerit for coming tlionght the ni.atter over from time ts and mistook you for Pomp. ’’ out of his room while fastening tho up ­ lime, looked nj) several authorities on “You are an insolent young dog. beating. on JMoiiday, and I liave oome to say One night he saw by lier eyes she had good-bye to-night. I must goto HoyeV per button of his coat. His room such matters, and the result is that 1 Who is Louise ’Viliiers, pray'i* ’’ know as much about it now as I did “A charming French girl, uncle. I been weeping, and a.s bo stixMl by her to-inorrow. ” mate received a demerit for leaving in thought of making her my wife, only side he laid his hand on her shining “Is the boy niail ’f Wliat in tlio name his room a chair by the window instead when 1 started. To sum it up. it is not., women are so troublesome, tagging hair. of eoiiimnn-scnse would lake you off of by tho table, with tho legs of tho a disease or an optical illusion, but a round after a fellow all the time. But, It was a manly face, strong and true. ^ain ’f Why, Tom, yon are ill. What chair at the exact distance from those stubliorn, inilisputabio fact, and more Rncle, slie is divine; tlioro is nothing in “kiay, you have lieeii weeping; it is it. boy'f ” of the table. Smoking is positively Ilian that I cannot .say. There may bo grffives me to see it.” lOyes and voice “No matter, uncle. ’’ some people iiielinoil to laugh at tliat Kngland to match her. ” were full of teudei ness, hut slie would prohibited. One of the instructors, “HumphI ” — Uncle Hal’s favorite “Tom, I’m tho only father you h.ave Lieutenant Gale, a very small man, |•hila(^clphia story; but 1 look at it in a word—“there has been an addition to not see it. “lam going out. May; c.an ever known. I eonimaml you, by a more eerioiis light, and worthy of any. I do anything for you ’f’' tattler's right, to tell me what this was going the rounds of inspection one our family since you left. I ilid not night and found one of the young men ’s amontilof stiely and investigation.” mention it in my letters, liecauso I The voice had still that iiidescrilmble means. Are you in delit, iny boy ’f thought it best you should finish your tendeme.ss that deep feeling always If HO. speak; if it is a thousand pounds room full of smoko. travels. Haydn Vatighn, my old col­ gives. I will p.ay it; anything, rather than The cadet stood “attention ” when he llisdirl's i‘a. “Yes; if you piws where they are sold, have you leave me.’’ came in, tho cigar having been pimlied lege friend, died in India and left his bring mo some ginger-snajis. ’’ “So you love my daughter -oh? ”' child in my care. She has been here a "Uncle, don ’t pre ss me; just let me out of sight. Lieutenant Gales said ••Y’e-yes, sir.” year.” He sprang to his feet, and a miitlereii go quietly. I give you my word, whicli Mothiiig to the young fellow, and ho imprecation burst from his lips. never was broken, that it is notliing of •‘Anil have vou money to support her “The deuce she hasl What sort of a Pulling his hat down over his eye.s as was greatly ilcliglited. thinking he in good style?’’ girl is she —pretty ’i’” debt or difficulty of tliat kind, it is would not bo punished. Ho ran off to “The girl is without friends. I pitied ho pa.ssod into tlie street, he strode only a priv.ate matter of my own. ” “1 have ’idO.OOO in the bank and an fiercely on. “I must know it, Tom.” a friend ’s room and told him of the income of ib.citJO per year.” her loneliness, and I—I—in fact, w'o are circumstaaec, exclaiming about Gale’s to bo married in the spring. ” He met a few boon companions, but “Uncle, it will grieve you. ” “Money in the bank! Ah! I see, you “Married In the spring'i ”’ his gloomy brow gave noencouragemi'iit “No matter, boy. ” The old man rose kindness in not punishing him. Th.st arc no financier. You should have in ­ “Tom, you must not speak so loud. I for them to tarry. and put his liand affectioimtely on the night at drill the young c.adct’s name vested in bonds, and doubled your in­ “What ’s to pay iiow ’f” said Ned Ster­ young man ’s slioiilder. “Gome, boy, was called and an order read to him thought I heard someone at the door ling to his friend lauinox. “Trevanion terest. For instance, 1 liavo securities awhile ago, when you were talking of out with it.” that as punishment fur smoking he paying 10 per cent ” women oeing troublesome. Pray be looks as fierce as a Bengal tiger.” “Uncle, I love May Vaughn. It is lie- should make a “tour” for three siieces- “Got in debt, I reckon. Gome, Ned, nause of her I am going away. It is all 'I'ho young man hurries off to got ids careful.” let’s go to a play. ” sive Saturdays. A “tour” consists in cash and buy bonds of his future fath ­ A rich voice humming snatches of I can do. I fought against it, nude; walking in certain limits for an hour. Poor Tom knew to his cost what was but, (tod lielp me, niy love was stronger er-in-law. After ho has departed Lucy song, and the click of a solitary boot- to pay. The insipid little Parisian was One young cadet the officer have al­ heel along the hall, and Tom pricked up than my n ;:i.” most despaired of ever making a sol­ enters the librarv and asks: his ears. nowhere. “Jims M,.;/ love you'?” •Father, did William ask your con ­ 8ho had been cast into the shade by •*! never ic off to France say he used only his own money in The boy who bit into a green imple fractory peg was out. his footstep. speculating. The bank ii wisely cau« “Where are you going through this “E'lutcd trimming is still worn, again. Tom is my onlyslsGi ’s child, remarkcif, with a wry face, *• 'Twas rain. May?’’ asked her tiiiardiaii. guardy. I think I sYiaU have my new nnd if yon cnntd love him. May —” ever thus in childhooii —sour.” ' m Mnple Brt^ds Dispatch.|'X1 d .© Oon.t3n.erLt —i-r :e3: 3. fi. S33D,saitorandProp’r. WEEKLY MAGAZI IX.X.XJSX-A.Ti SA.TUaDAl, PEdSUABY 16,1334, i^.ooa yeifr. $2.00 six W. “GREAT COAT” W. L. ALumCH, Esq ., Of our Father ’s! What mamories that garaient recall, with its many ­ Conducted bj ALBION W. Maple ItariDS, Mich . fold Capes aud flowing Sleeve*. How proudly we tiotieiPetl it vyben the The Best ii the Cheapest when Dear Sir:— Railroad News tuo Cheapest ia the Beat, faded relic had been inadB over (or ua, Oh! we. 1, time has The Shaker Liquid Paints It oiars thk Dust Litkratiirk and passed. Young men of to-day ktep pace with the progress ot the age, have been in constant and growing TUB Bkst Art onck a wkbk Instead ot and in no way is the taste and ciiUiire of the iudividiia'. better demou- OUR PROSPECTS BRIGIiTEN oneea niuntli. ‘'Keseinblea the month ­ use for over TWENTY YEARS and stratcfl than in the apparel. And no where is tho (irogre* is the T»ilor’» ly magazines in everything, but of they have never f died to( give perfect Art better demonstrated at more lieqiient imblleatlou ”—says the satlsfartioii. All tliat is required in l'liila.lilel|ihia Ledger. n.sing is to follow tlie simple directions Orpheus C. Kerr’s remarkable se­ THE LAN3ING, AI.MA, MT. PLEAS­ rial, “Once Thkkk Was A Man ,’’ just on the Kam|)le card. We gnaraiitre ANT and NOIITIIERN KAILROAD liegun. Also, Dr. -McCook ’s “Ten irits tlifse paints to wear for live years when ol'an 01(1 Kami.’’ Roth lilnstraled. A “BOSS” CLOTHING HOUSE applied as directed. Tney are not zinc A NEW OliaANJ/.ATION wealtli of serials magazine mutter and whiting mixtures, then used with evory week. WHICH PROMISES benzine sud rosin varnlsli. hut the very SUCCESS. CHAMPION OFFER. best Linseed Oil. Carbonate of Lead On the first of Novembei we began aud Oxide of Zinu. OREASINGER & HEWITT* tlic Uuhlicalion of tlie (U'.atiitest rarrs’ Krspeotfully, Interest in aa outlet for tins place story 08 modern times—‘'Once Thehk Btandako Paint Co. OVERCOATS OF EVERY STYLE, iVas a Man ,’’ by tliecelehriited liumor SUITS OF EVERY STYLE was grea'iy intensified by the vis­ ist, 'Oi'iihens C. Kerr.’’ 'I’o every per ­ FOR 8A.LE ONLY liY it to I his place on Wednesday of son remitting ns Three dollars and Kit­ For Men, Youtlia, Boys aud Children. ty Cents, we will, until further notice, A. W. Wright, of Saginaw, W. 8. send The Continent from tlie begin ­ GREAT REDUCTION in prices and money refunded if purchase Tnrck, of Alma, James Gargett, of ning of the aliove aerial nnli'J anuaky 1, 1885. tSFTliis is a Four-dollar Send six cents for ia nut aatisfaotory. Alma, I. N. Shepherd, of Salt Riv­ Magazine for less than Tliree dollars. ’ postage, and receive er, John A. Harris, of Mt. Pleas­ free, a eostly box of I goods wliieh w.ll iiel|) ant, all of 'rlioni are directors in CombinationRates yon to more money the new eunipany organized at Al,- rigiit away than aiiytlilng else in tliia For Thosk SmisciiiniNa Now. world. All . of either sex, 8nee:*ed fiom nia last week for the purpose of 'i'liK CoNTiNKN’T has kept abreast of first hour. The bmad road to lorrtiii hnihliiig a road from Lansing via. tile Limes in liringing uhoni a praetienl ■pell,! before Ihe workers, atisoliitely redneiloii in the cost of magazine lilei- -ore. Al oiiec address, True & Co., St. Johns, Alma and Mt. Plca.sant, aUire, eorrespondiiig to that ot Ihe Anguslii Maine. gn at dailies, by means of ii« reimii k- For 630:. JOUTiTS. to Frankfort, on the lake shore. ahle CoMUiNATlON AiriJ. VVe pay no The oomjiany have completed thei Coiiiniission . 1 lie bnhsei iher gets all Cash. organ iz.ii ion anil have alreaily the advantage ! surveyed one route from Alma to .Sl'H' l.MKN COMBINATIONS. M Ehii|liter Sak For Gasli!’ TUP. t’ONl lNENT ($4,110) Onr yiriei Mr. Pleasant and intend to push togeiher nitli for 1 he 1« o. the work on that part of the Tin! Centnre, |f, ...... $5.1)8 Harper's Mag.izine, $t,...... 5.57 Men's Clothing, line at once. They were on a trip ilarpei 's B:izar,$4,...... 5 h.s over the proposed line and visi:ed Harper ’s Weekly, $4...... 5.118 For Boy ’s Clothing .Nonli American Ueview, 85,.. .. il.Un this place on tlieir return. At Lan ­ Clui.-tian 1,’ninn, ,$3, ...... 4.hU Cash. MEN’S UNDER WEAR and FURNISHINGS. sing a good deal af interest was St. .S'iohol.is. $.1, ...... : 7 New York Weekly Tt ihnne, .|; Ladies’ Underwear anil 'Vinter Goods. manifested and parties pledged that Youili s Companion, $1.75 .j.47 city for §50,001). A public meet­ ***Moie than one periodical, todii terent .ad.hes.-os, if desir“(l. nmy he Have caiigl.t us witli au unusually heavy stock of tli« ing was called by the mayor and eomliined 'lilh The Conti .nent ; for largely attended. x\t St. .lolins a instaiiee ; FURNITURE above goods. As the 8etii.«on lia.s jia^ied for making n profit on this class of goodi, we have decided to make puliliu meeling was also h.hl and Toe ( 'oxti .nent , ) Thk Century , - (JQ For the following llAai'ER’S Montiii .y , ) VW.tJv -AND- great iiiierest manifested in the EXT0110111 your |i>i ■ With each Overeoat a p.vlr of sei'vieealile .Millriis or Glovn*. on und whether this jilaee secures it fir estimate. Iiwilldeiv e impit.tii n. Wsili eacli Suit or Ovcreoiit a Hal, Mittens iind 8iiS{M!nilera .\n_v periodieid niiiy hegiii al any » • With every $2 worlli of Dry Goods (not including staples,) rime, and they inav he oidtred to dif­ or whether it goes by McMaster’s is ai'knowledgcd by every one to be 25 ci'iiis worlli of Tinware or other goods from the HAKOAIN ferent addres-es. B'mithy money or- For hotel is a question for the people of Icr, po-tui note or draft. the plan- to buy anything in t OUN 1 Kits. this vicinity to decide. Upon the I f iiiiaeipminted w iili 'I'iik ( 'o .nhni .nt the line of Cash. liberality <,f those who can help a -end for a 11 a—saini le eniiy. with li-t Below we give New Prices. of ooinliinalions mid nio-i atline'.ive Heavy all-wool Kliieting KlaniiHl 40c worlli 60c. dollar's worth depends the future of I'hkmii ,M OEPKif The more you -ee 1 f FURNITURE. the 51 ag.izine Ihe gi'i aPr viH he yi nr Heavy cotton and woid Clicck Fliinnol 30c, Ainncrly 37>4C. the town. snr])ri.se at Ihe terms olfereil. Ladies and gent ’s gcuiiet ii11-w(k >1 aud merino Uiidcrwtar at Uixm the arrival of the above Address ; Til K CONTINKN I', A call at the waro-aooms cannot 01 «-caps. 'J matter was talked over and every DR. JOHN BULL ’S “ “ on lieavcr and iloiihle Shawls. REPAIRING “ “ oil y either the SAFE, CEBTAIN, SPEEDY and P£B- KABEBI onre of Ague and Fever, or Chills DOORS AND SASH to meet any all acquaintancQS, taking .stock in the new company or and Fever, whether of short or long stand ­ Mwnys on Inind .sinl giving their notes payable when the ing "He refers to tho entire Western and Bouthern country to bear him testimony to FILAlvIES cars are running. the trnth of the assertion that in no oase A L.tRGE STOCK OF----- whatever will it ikil'to ours if the direo- iii.ade Ic order The puhlic meeting adjournet' to tions are strictly followed and oarrisd out. In a great many cases a single doss hat Hand Lamps! At Cost. A? the call of the chairman. been inffioient for a enro, and whole fami­ lies have beenonredby a alngle botUe, with i ip^ a perfeot restoration of the gonoral health. Kalamazoo i* still at work rais­ It ii, however, prudent, and in every case more oertain to cure, if its nse le oontinnsd ing money to seciiie the Chicago, in smaller doees for a week or two after tbs disease has been cbeoked, more espsolally Kalaninzoo & Sasjiiiaw, hut does in difBoult and long-standing oases. Usa- ally this Bodloine will not reqnire any aid not secfii to get there yet. One to keep the bowels in good order. Shonll young man whose entire propert) the patient, however, require a cathartlo msdiolns, after having taken three or four is assassed at §.‘100 gave §60 to the doses of the Tonio, a single dose of BULL'S VFOEIABLE FAMILY PILLS will be tnF original project (the Kalamazoo, lloient. has BULL'S SABSAPABILLA it the old and Lowell At Northern) and yet roliabls remedy for impurities of the blood added as much more. A town lull and Sorofnlous aSectiona —tha King ot Blood Pnriliora. wai.lei! lor 'I'hv Lives of of the same kind could secure auv DB. JOHN BULL'S TEOBTABLE WOBK all till) PreMilei.ts of the DESTBOYEB Is prspared In the form ef fffi QecoTa,ied. (-S Muiubcr of railroads. oandy drops, attractive to the tight and tJ..S. The hirgear, li.Mid- pleasant to the taste. .somest best Imok ever Sold for le.ss than tuln Si Johns is ready to raise her rtrt. joHiv BXTXsXa's Mir price. The Instest selling bunk in ■WAR£ SMITH’S TOMIC SYRUP, \ iih rii H, Inimeiise proltts to agent- quota toward the J.iansiug, Alma, .\lt iiilelligeul iieiqde want it. .\.oy BULL’S SARSAPARILLA, Mt. Pleasant and Northera Rail me eaii * tieeonie a aiu'eessfnl agent. BUa’S WORM DESTROYER, I’eriliH free. ilALLUTl liook (d., I’llll- road. Th« PopulsH' Ramediss of th« Dsqi. aiid, Maine. Prtarlpal AOst, 8*1 >ala St., LOCISTILLg, KY fSrrnre AiliiilriiliAn. If Ohio cannot bo cirried by a Wiiooaii hcl[) admiring a lovolv f.icc. Stalwart like Arlhnr boeanse of la wefek at home, $5.00 outfit fro*-. a (dear, sinooili, heautlfnl coni|ih ’Xioii ) “(Jarfield feeling, ” wimt Half-breed •’’ay nlmoliitely sure. No risk I'hese can be easily olilaincd liy die use CUPS ^ f Oitioicc ■ Capital not rnpiired. It a ler, if of ilamilloii ’s Oriciilal lislm. It will | etn tsirry New York over the lion want huainess at wlifcli iier- surely remove Frrekh s,’Tail, I’iiiiiiU's. I fellows who feel in hympailiy with soiis of either sex. yonngorold, and |{iemisho« of evory sort and Is in sAucEns. m cnocERiEis. (irant------and Conk------ling?------What will can make great pay all the time they 110 way iiijiirloiis to the skin, but Is the fJ f-i. _ =< S' work, with absolute cetUiuly, write most liarmlcss and clegsut preparation, lor p»illeiilar» to H. IIallett A Co., of Its klinl. i’rlee 5r Hilk Ties and Silu Flcjiues of | er, espeelally IIeauachk . all kinds at Xetzors ’s. | This oimmrinieatlon Jwus In the —Tho KO'diils Krldiiy evenlii)? were i form, but jnsc ns we were Kohig to well attended. The evening was flue press it "pled.’ Save your Time and Money for sleigh ride.s. —On aeeount of the storm Thursday “Hub ” Cough Cure, 25 cts. the freight sleighs did not go out to by making your purchases I’reseriptioii of a Ilosion pliysielau, the railroiiil whleh ucuouuls for our lispciiHcil years liv a iloston druggist. delay this week. ONK DU.Slf. w111 cure any ordinary near Home and of —Social at the residence of Chiis. eoiigli. It acts almost ni.igieally. Ask any d(‘aler to gel you a 2.5 cent botlleof Rice this, Hiiturduy, evening for the ‘•HUB” COUUH CUUii; and don’t ho benelU of the Grove School Lyceum. |.'Ut oil' witli auy Ollier. A geiieriil Invitation to all. REED BROS. —Mr. iind Mrs. A. Sessions, L. W. Robinson and wife, and Mrs, J. .Miner, of Hubbard iton, visib-d Mrs. W. F. ,tl Reed, Wednesilay. IFa.il'ijLros —The Cheapest place for Ladies and About iiambugr*. Misses hose of all kinds at Netzorg ’s, —For Fancy Towels and Fancy Are of common occiiraiice III w-(lays atitl to avoid it we Spreads remember iliat Netzorg takes The remedy tliut advertises—none —Grand Rapids, to a man, h .s sent other ol* auy aCfouiU, every otlier •» have concluded to turn our Stock into CASH and will a petition to Washington praying for tlie Lead. I'rauu auii luiinbu^ —i.-t u fraiul and huint)M : it-eif on the lui-e oi it. u lor the next few weeks offer onr entire Stock, with a few thu improvements of Grand river. ainmpis roples. must iiece.'^.^ariiy tasie of (iie (^uack uud The petition represents $.'10,000,000 liuml)ii;!: il iJilks of, A leiiuMiy of mer­ exceptionz, at capital and 50,000 dollars is the snin We are sending regularly a number it, one that muds but little a-lverti^iu^ of Sample ooiil"R of the Dispatch and to set tiro .1 tlrnt place in iho ho iseluHti asked tor. uever dt rHiiie> Hiiotimr. Ufliiioiio —The following taken from an ex ­ parlies receiving stieh samtdes are In ­ ZO-PE-SA. tiie Liver and change is worthy of the attention vited to siiliserilie for a trial of it. We paiiace.i, ICtvp the sln^iiish Livor A- - do not ivisli to force tlie paper on any tivo, il»'‘ Jstomaidi rendv fo Dourinli- 251 OFT FOK CASH. of our readers. When you solve it one and if you should receive a niiin- mont 1 11 IiomI w 1.!i ZO-.*K-SA —' b please in form us. •‘ei vr r ;*ulU ’ li.\. UouH ovurlom!, live* 1 ber of oopies of ttie paper don ’t be loiii: au'l he nippy. Ladies Cloaks and iJolnians, , Ladies and Gents Under ­ FY alarmed. 'Tlie siitiscription list never Jas. Id l)a\l> A < 'o., Wholesale AiJts wear, Dr&ss Goodi, Flannels, Ca-slmieres, OUO lias been as Inrpe as at present and we Oeirni , Mich. WKFO Velvets, Silks and Saties, Ladies R T H I S ask yon to join tlie list. J’AI'K and Misses Hosiery, Gloves, RPA 60 Nets Hob .Wlelghs Table Linen, Crash $20, .3 YU ! For Sadi?" for Gash. 2 bench Napkins, P lieiieli *25. * and —Tho best Ibirgains for Boots and Maple Raidds .grist mill in full lil 'st; Vegetable Sicilia.n Shoes at Xet/.nrg ’s. o run of stone witli improved macliine- Many other articles. Although they are good all the —Xot long ag" as Dr. Bachelor was ry for making 1 li" pat' iit Hour. You HAIR RENEWER R I year round they must go with t'le re.st a* we appreciate driving to'vurd Maple Ratods he c ni- can receive your grist same da.v was the first prrpRratioii perfectly adapted to cure the value of money and cannot afford to liold them for Buekwlieal ground every day. Good diseases of the soali>, aud the first successful re­ cluded to stop and look atacoltowned storer of faded or gray hair to its natoral color, big pricez Look at these figures and be eonvinced. hy Mr. John Tliontas, a str inger to stabling f r teams. Obliging niiliers growth, anti youthful bcautt. It Uas had many the Dr, Mr. Thotuas takes giear pride ill attendance; all wo> k warranted. knitators, but none have so fu.iy met all the re­ Heavy all wool Shirting Flannel 3o<; per yard. in showing his colt and .st irtet* for tlie Plenty ol'sliiiiglesand liimlier fi'r'iilc. quirements needful for the proper treiUiuent of the hairand scalp. Hall 's Hair R::nkwer bns Heavy cotton and wool check “ 2uc “ barn with the Dr., and finding that lie S. 1‘. Crkasinoeu , Prep. steadily gro'.Mi in favor, and spread its fame aud Mens ’ Boots Sl.riO per pair, was troiu lliihhurdston opened his OBcfuliiess to ovoiy quarter of tlie globe. Its au- —'To TUB Puiti.ic.—I Inive opened paralleled suculss can be attributed to but one I.adies’ Button Shoes $1.25 per i>air, heart heart so nething in this wise. cause; ike rnlire J'HfjUment of itipivmiset. “'I'liey tell me time Dr. Hael eler of a sliop for ilie pilrposL of genenii 'I'liiiik of this opporliiiiity and do not fall to look our ilackHiiT I IT 11 g and liorse —Ino-i.ig, op ­ The proprietors hare often been suri rised at the TOur place ha» a i»retly tine Dai'ey receipt of orders from remote cuuntr es, where Stock over while the SELECTION IS COMPLE l'E. colt, but volt just « ait till the next f dr posite ills cooper —hop and de-ire to they hatl never matle an effort for its iutroiluctlon. and I will show you soinetliiiig that *ee my ( Id jiatrens. F. LoNttwoon. llie use for a short time of Hall 's Hair RespecHully Tours, • Re: paish for­ ed to preserve his incog, tint in 1. d ward a new aitd vigorous grow th. 7 he effects of horse with Mr. Thom is to o.i I eft ct O EIjTTJ^ AHi HIOX/iaE, this article are not transient, like I'tose of alco­ As he was Icaciiig Af r. TJi .lo.is

ok .il lor when a trial ■WHISKERS of speed enmes up between tlie liorses INotic**, of Mr. Tliomiis nid Dr. n.tchelor. Will cbnnge the te.-ird to a imvaral brown, or A The firm heretofore oxlstinir under thoptylo black, as desired. It produces a p niianent color Which hors I will gei tlie dust tlnojvn of John Ohiok & Son 1h this day day dlssfilvetl that Will not Mash awiiy. (jonsisTiig of a single by mutual oonsont. A. A. Thick reiiritiif from ill its eves will then be kimwii, doulil- thotlrin. All pa/iios Okrink? tho above tlrm preparation, it is applied without t;'ouble. less.— II nbli.ir 1st oi .Vdvi ri iser. are rmiuesled to call and selllu iludr uvoouaU* PREPAKED BY iiiiinoiiiaiely. John TiiiCK, —Tliere will lie donation fortlielien- AUUUUlSLrCHICK. R. P. HALL & ('0.,Ntishun,N.II. Maple Unplds. Feb. 1st. IHHt. 17w3 eflt of Rev. It, 'ta|.detoii, at Perry’s Sold by all Dealers in ^fedloincs. Hall next Wediie.sday evening. Kv- erybody and tliclr friends, eousiiis and Milt Ice. FOR ALIi THE FORMS cousin ’s conKiii are invited to attend The partnership heretofore exlstini; be­ tween itusscll Whitney and Ira Clark has this 09 Table supplies lire solicited and don ’t day been diss^ilved by mutual cunsont. Tnc 8crofu1ou«, Merenrial, and business will becontiiniod liy Uu^sell Whitney nio4Mi IiUorder*, forget to atti 11(1 witli ja.iir flfty-(amt who will collect all outHtaudln>r accounts, pi(ices. Tlie following is the cuiiimii- U. WUITNKY the bf'Pt ronicdy, becAtma the moet iR.v A. Clauk . ficarching and thorough blood- teu of arrangements. All those indebted to thoUto firm will please ^ purifier, in Mr. (fe .Mrs. I'. S. Percy, call and settlcMiumeUiately and avoid Uie tic- cesHity of piiiciiifr their accounts iu leirul Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. ” W. 8. Hell, hands for ooliection. K. Whitnky , “ (>. W. R ibitison, Maple liupids, January 38th, lHH4, Sold by all ilruggisU, (1, .lx bottles, IS, “ A. .1. Moss, “ F’. liranch, AT PECK’S. “ W. J. Ri(!.i .r Ison, Btat * or Mii'HTn..N, iiBt “ II. w. Skinner, County of Washtenaw, f Rownre. In the Matter of tho Estate of Bridget I. Gong's, C >1 I-. .111(1 -li.'lit'l’liroir Dis- “ J. I’. Dniiicis, Timlin. Bernard J. Timlin. B Ivraril T. Timlin, “ ■ O. r, It ice, Richard T. Timlin. Mao' Ann Timlin, Ellen A eiis(» often (level c e i ilo Rrondiitls, “ J. Lamliie, S ■., Timlin and Fraacis I). Timlin, Minors, S('ate(l con,.!!. Goiisnup ion, etc., mid NOTICE 18 HEUKliy (11VEN,Thatinpiir- sliould liiive iiiinie.liatr .itleiiliiiii and be “ II.-I':. Terry, snanee of an order granted to tlie iindersian- “ A. I. Kwiii, ed Kiiarillau Of said minora by tho Hon.Judse reiiidvetl in tlic fns' siag.'s. Noi only “ .las. f.amliie, of i'roliate for tho County of Washtenaw, on I'idilic sp ' (i.e s, Imi all, are Ibilile to " C. ('. Keteliem, tiie fourth day of Dimemlier, A, O. 1883 . thore ll(ro:d troiilil's .iiid fu iililaiii relief Mr. (fc .Mrs. 11. P. lliitchioson, will he sold ai I*ulilic Vend.ie, to the hlsliest slionid ii-e IlnmiToii ’-('(High Troclics. hidder. at the diyelliojr bouse on the premises wliicii relieve c nigiis mid lioiir.sciies-, EPrz; OTIC. " M. Weli.stcr, below described, iu tho towiiship of behauon. XVhen n X'nre la |jluMr»ii(e4Hl “ .1. Metz, In tho County of Clinton In said Slate, on indi(i''g 1 he iirttculalMdi clear. Wur- Tu.silay the first day of April, A. I). ir84 . .at r ' .() (dee t-mi-i'ai ;i(iii. i’rice 2.’>c Why will you refuse to lx* relieved Varnileo's Loiidiiion Powders nevrf C. S. lluhbidl. ten o’clock ln the forenoon of tliat day, (Sub­ of that cough wl.icli is liable to become Mrs. K. Hudson, .Mrs. .M. Terry. ject pi ail (■ncumbrancos by mortgage or oth­ per box. Sold by I’rice & Glass mid MU lo *• it.‘ 'I'ry thc'ii. H’nr nnU erwise oilsting at the timo of sale) the foll­ v\ I, .\ 1(1 rich . -eateil on yoiip lungs and to cause you Miss Ulara I’rice, Miss Cora I’riee, owing do.scril)((d Real estate, to-wit: iiimiy a *uir«riiig (lay au'l ideepless hy yo r dr'i’'"' {Hw26 Lulu I'ri. e, A. Duiistall, The west rhree-fonrths (it) of t|ie East half uigli't? Your children nix liable, to be j M. VViicdl, C. 'V'iledx, of the soiith-ea-t (juarter of section nine (») In township eight (8 > north range four (4) west taken with croup and die before a doc ­ It. Ifa II lion, ,M. 8liirgis, In Michigan. HOSANNA TIM bTN. tor call be amiimoiied. Be wi-e and ob- | H. Terry, K. Terry, Bated February l.t, 1S84 . liuerdlap. 'I. .'lerz, .M. Hell, ImIii a remeiJy Hist will not fail to give ' TUTT^S ~ N L.vmis, R. Hiibbell, r ||TS!-miPllU relief Irom Gouglis, Golds, Wh(«iilug| M.'L 'llumi. G. Kllicoti. ^ E.-miro Healthy Cougli, (Jroiiii, mid all other Lung dif- Mr. R. Skinner, Mr. K. A. Reeil. 111 y'notion to the Uver tieullies. lIamiltoii'.s Coiigli lJ(i.lF:ini will do all tliis mill costs but B trille. 1 PILLS Ca d relievo all bit- —Foil S vi.KOR Rknt .—One Imiiili td . ion. troubles. I’rice 2.’) and (10 cents per liotlle. Sold by Price A (Ham and W L Aldricli. TORPID bowels , , acres of 11 ml on section twenty-five, fuciy 7iieUl. (till too. Ai! SniczMa disordered LIVER, Xor.i. .Sliaile for sale elieap on time o' Prom t^ae^BOureo^arlso thiwelourm^ to rent. Goiiifortalile liiiiUlliig. Kev- n A9 ft'’’”' Hie werklng idn.s. Send theBymirtom (llsonsos8 lii( 1i(Wt«tlieof the himin"™"1re*.atero(!.^«o» euty-live ucrvs iniprovitl.tf 1. JttcuK. III lllOeeiits f- r )i(i»t;nrc, mid we Yppetlte. BowrU co.tly., StcR ««•«* SUBSCRIBE oill '(i l l von free, a roT.'il, SeVr, fWUnes. .rur cat •>«. »T®”l2u^S •aertlon of Imtly or mlnii, BATH. V diishu. I,.IK of a uii|di' g()e(i. LIVERY of food, FOR THE that w i’l ;i(il v.iil i i tic will ■nlriU, A frellnff of hovlos oeulry*** A nmii named (Icorgo Hodge, who of iiviklnir iiiorc money In a Ico iIrts SALE AND llMrt.I>ot. before the eTee.hlghlr co^ went to 'i'exiis in Novemlior liisl. came ihiili you ever t'ni ieht |)os.sd |e at miv ored fertile, COSINTIPATIO.N, 3DZ3:E=-'S of the ey Monday lie discovered tliat he had the tlte, sound (Ilgostinn, rei'fvisr •j:,’’;’!?’,?,. mi from ."lO cents to $.'icver> evening. 'Tb.at ,ktA»n.lnTlgoroust.ortv. simill-|six. as he had just broken onl all w’lio (v.ant work mny t'‘s( the bii eanae no nnnofft or prrlplng nor Intv with it lh«t morning. Report says 'Toatliaolie. iiics., ivp make this nnp.ir.dli led olTei with diilly work rtnd aro a P'^fect . Hodge now ■dnilts ttmt tliero were Mouev l.s a ;rr(;:it cure for iiciiini: to all who .are not well aitistld wewill lienrls, iiiii a I'v nly dollar g 11 idocc s''nd ?‘A to pay for the tronldc of Writ Ing cases of that dread disease In the lins- us. full particulars, dlriictioiu. eie.. pital ill which iie was before lie came pi,iced on an BO dug tooth (ioll’t .Seem to liavc the 'cn-i c’Tc't. in f.ict. iioib- scut ficc. Fortuiica will oe iiiiide hy HavTiig rented I he Tkuuv Liv- i TUTTS HAIR DYE.^ lionie. Heveral imrsoos visited liitti 1 iia Is sure (Mil c hut Hmiiilton ’s 'To ith- tiiosc n ho give ttieir irtiiilo time to tli'c erv Bsni we have opened a P'irst ' W(-rk. Great .suc.cn iiImoIiiIi Iv s'lrs. on Satiinisy and Bnnday Isat niid it is nclie I'rois--. wul'h are warnimcd to Class I.ively, S.nie and Feed Slable pll(Mitlon of this DTK. d by BroOTisM. feared are thus exposed by Ills not let­ enrp in one iiiimiti'. i’rice oiilv 2.'> cts. Ibui’t dcisy. Start now. .\dilteM or wmt by expreian on ly^ipt of »i. Stinson J, f'o., I’oi tiaiid, .MsIik , (JHAUGES REASONABLE. nmee, 44 Murray ting them know before. Hold by VV. L. .Mdricti niid I’rice .4 nn’# MANUAL OF USlfULBteOPTA FWl. G (111 riUB AND DEATH. in the famous floo«l of 1832. Two or three feet Mr. Uouk of Tennessee offered a resolution dl The extensive furniture factory of Crosswan more are expected. It is impossible at this hour reeling the committee on education to inquire The Telephone That Faraljzes. Jt Kluenter, at Allentown Pa., burned a few to give an estimate of damage. Business Is into the working and inanagemont agricul­ Feok ’t Sun. WAMIIINUTON. Lights since. Several persons wi-rc k'lled and nearly suspended. Ten thousand people are tural collegee In aid of which leuds hau been nxMsiUNii ’Ji scaiMB. many injured. Those killed were L. Lebr and hoineh'ss and unprovided for. Fully 15 000 grunted several states and territories, and rec --See here, you can take that tele­ Mr. Uaramoud Introduced > bill to amend the Wm, Lehr, firemen Miller and Clause, and an w ere driven from their homes by tho flood, ommend measures to secure to tho Industrial phone out of my houze just ns quick as Conatitutlon ta to the otilcea and duties of tbu unknown man. Tbe Injured arc: Superin ­ but a third of these are coinfortabfv quartered classes tbe benefits Intended by the act of Con you please, ’’ said a business mau who President and Vlce-Preeldcut of the United tendent Kurts, of the gas works, leg broken at hotels, boarding houses, or with friends. gross in donating those lands. Referred. Bills 8tatef,wUlch provides for the ckrtlunof aPresl- and face badly burned; fireman Emanuel, The pvtblic schools and churches have been were introduced for the punishment of officers used to be pretty lively around with tlio burned and cut; Mayer, leg broken : Boblln- thrown open and people are housed and ftd of the United States for the illegal use of dent and three Vico-Presidents,each rhosen for there. bo 3's, but wh'o is now a pious church tesame number of years ;the drat Vice-President ger, face badly cut; Sanger, badly cut, and money in elections, to prevent the sale of cer­ shall be President of the Senate, and the sec Brisel, leg hurt; Edward Martin, severe In ­ AT OTUXK f^INTH tain Pacific railroads tK'foie| the Uoited member, to the superinteudoit of the ond and third Vlce-Pieeldeut shall occup' ternal Inlurles. in Ohio great damage has done. The States iotcresc bearing ’aX>Dds shall havt* posltiu 11n rase of the removal from nlli Muskingun, Tuecarawas and Walhanding b.*en paid, amending the constitution by Jpro- toleplione company as he mot him ou the President of the United States. In case KAGiXi tSATeUS. rivers are higher than for 26 years. The val­ vldlng that an ex^rt tax, such as Congress the street. --I don ’t want any more of the removal of the President, the cfllce Is to leys are flooded,and towns along tbe banks arc may dee n Just for the encouragement of home telephone in my house. ’’ be held by thettrst, second or tbtrd Vice-Presi­ Ulaaafer niid Oaiuai‘airs by- FlouU —A Bubmcrgctl. At Loalsville, Ky., and Law- manufactures, may be laid on raw or unenanu dent, In order, and when the only Vlec-Presl llepetltlou of HieI Horror or 1883. reneeburg, Ind., the damage is not so great as factured cotton; for tbe free importation el -’What is the matter asked tho tele­ dent of the United States shall exercise the of Dispatches of February 6lh from CTcelnuatl was at first feared, although In both cities coal, iron ore and coke and products of thel).)- phone man. anxiously, -‘don ’t it work? ’ dec of President, the Se'uate shall elect say that at noon the tawny Hood had crept up great damage has been done, aud much anxiety mlnton of Canada; granting pensions to old -•Work!” said the old man. excitedly, President pro tempore, and Uonurcas raav pro ­ the marks at the rate of three Inches an hour, IS felt for the safety of buildings owing to the soldiers w ho served in any wars of the United as he jammed his cane on the sidewalk vide by law for a suectesor to third VIcc-Presl- till U swept tbe .’>9th foot under, and five min ­ quaking of the foundations. Stiites and were honorably discharged; declar dent, when removed iroiu the Presidential utes later was clambering on up to 60 feet. lug G o (.k 1 Friday a legal holiday ; for tbe pay­ and turned redin the f:ice, --It works chair. It Is still raining, and no one now talks of less WAUMBK WIATUBIC ment to employes of thegoverumentof salaries too well. There ’s a gauff of follows aud higher water at Cincinnati on tho 8th withheld ill violation of the eli'ht-hour lew: SlUKHlsOOi'S SEW TaKU'V HILL. than five feet higher than the great flood of in this town wlioused lo go around with lastyear. The river Is rising all the way to Its causes great uneasiness. This coupled with for the appropriation of $135,000 for tho im­ me before I saw the error i>f mv ways, Mr. Morrison has completed his horliontal mouth. All the lower part of the city Is flood ­ the fact that all streams which feed the Ohio provement of the navlgatlau of the Colorado tariff bill and it has been reported to the ed. Mill creek bottoms are a wide lake. Tbe are slowly rising, makes the outlook most dis­ River; exempting W^^Lss beer and other I and reformed, and they take pleasure House. It Is short, and provides that there gas works are flooded and the city in dark­ couraging. Tbe day hu been one of great containing less than two and one-half per in callingeallini' upu» myluv residuneeresidunoe in tbethn night,nio'l.t shall be levied,collected and paid 80 per centum ness. Great suffering exists among the home ­ anxiety. At 7 p. m. the water was 63 feet cent, alcohol from the payment of tbe Internal when they are humming around, and of the several duties and rates of duty now less. and the associated charities are organiz ­ 10>4 Inches, andrlRlng at the rate of half an revenue tax; for the relief of the Lady Frank ­ getting mo out of bed to listen to their Imposed upon goods, wares and merchandise ing for relief. Gas works employes will patrol inch per hour, llcart-rcndlng stories of suf­ lin Bay expedition. Mr. Ellis, of Louisiana, mentioned In the several schedules of the act the rtuodt d streets In boats A nrc engine will fering and death are reported, and one mother submitted a conference report on the bill mak ribald nonsense. About twelve o ’eloek to reduce Internal revwme taxation and for be put on a flat. Extr.'c policemen have been whose little clilMreu nad become separated Ing an appropriation for the relief of certain one night the bell of my telepliono rung, other purposes, approved March 3, 1883, on all sworn In. The Grand Central depot la shutoff from her, became a raving maniac. The little destitute Indians Id Montana. Agreed to. As and 1 thought the town must be on lire, articles mentioned in schedule 1, cotton and from trains. The Ohio itt Mississippi will carry ones were being cared for by kind friends, but agreeil upon In conference committee it ap- and I wont right over the foot boaid of cotton gooils; schedule . J, Jute and dsx passengers to Aurora by boat and take the cars the crazed mother supposed they wei e drowned, propriat**H $100,000 instead of $50,OU). goods, other than Jute butts; schedule K, wool andreason leit her, smi she is now hopelessly tho bed, and rushed into tlie liall and there. Ten thousand distillery cattle have FXBBUAnT 5. and woolens; schedule C, metals other than Ix-en taken from tbe slop pens to the adjacent lnsan<;. asked what was the matter. There was ores; schedule M, books, paner, etc.; schedule hills. BUIOUTBk PBO9PX0TS SoNATa —A memorial was presented from a man at the telephone who said they K, sugar; schedule F, tobacco ; schedule I), The levee at Lawrenceburg, Ind., has broken, are reported from Pittsburg. The rivers are tbe Texas legislature Instructing represents wore trying an experiment. He said wood and woodenwares, except as hereinafter and the town la under wate. U'cat loss of again within their banks and steadily lowering. tives of that state to secure legislation to re­ provided ; on all articles suliject to ad valorem \V Itb decreasing perils from water come dang ­ open the w estern trail through Indian Terri they hatl got Oshkosh, Fond du Lae and duty In schedule B, earthenware and glass­ life is feared, but no news can be gathered. Newport, Ky., is half under water amt thou ­ ers from weakened foundations, although tory, and to provide for holding a term of the Green Lay, besides a large num ­ ware; schedule 0, provisions, except as herein every possible precaution is being taken to Federal.^^—1 court------ou at.the uortheru''border.. . , of- the.. ber ot Milwaukee subscribers, cou- after provided; schsdule N, sumlrles other sands of homeless people arc huddled In tbe court bouse, school-nouscs and churches. New­ prevent disaster. Several small cave-las are state. Bills were reported favorably from nected with the central oflico than precious stones *rid lime; sched ­ reported, but no accMents arc reported. Re­ committees snd placed on the calendav author- ule A, chemical products, except as hcrclrmfter port barrseks is Inundated. here, and were giving a concert, and Every river In the Ohio valley from Pittsburg lief committees are hard at work, and liberal Ulng the erection of a public building at Ban provided. And no duty or rate of duty shall donations of mouey, clothing and fuel are Francisco; a bill authorizing the secretary of thought maybe 1 would like to listen to after July 1, 1884, be levied, eollcotedor paid to Cairo Is at the flood lino and rising. The like was never seen by human eye before. furnished by the cltlienc. the treasury to examine certain vouchers and the music. I told hi ml would, though In excess of 40 per cent um ad valorem, cr its claims said to be due to Ml^url by the United equivalent, on cotton and cotton goods; 50 Seventy feet is the lowest estimate of the maxi ­ A SOUNI OF DSVASTATION. it was a little cold standing there iu the mum flood. States; a bill to grant right of way through per centum ad valorem, or Its equivalent, on Is witnessed at '*^ecllng, W. Va. the water Indian territory to the Southern Kansas rail­ hall with notldng ou but a' night shirt, metals; and 110 per centum ad valorem THE FLOOD At WHEllUNU, W. VA. has fallen anti the weather Is cooler, but tbe road comoa^. By Mr. Coke, from the com­ so he said if I wonld listen I could hoar on wool and woolen goods; provided The yhlo river Is rising nine Inches an hour. receding waters make more apparent the ex ­ mittee on Icflian affairs, to provide for allot­ Col. Uyan, ot Appleton, sing. I listen ­ nothing In this act shall operate to reduce the Hundreds of people have already been rendered tent of the horror. Houses snd bams are torn ment of lands in severallty to Indians on the ed, and could hear a yoice that seemed duty above Imposed on any article below the homeless, and great destruction of property Is from the foundations, and bridges arc carried several reservations. Mr. Allison, to author ­ rate at which said articles were severally dutia-. reporteil. away. There is no railroad trallVc nearer than ize a local branch of the home for volunteer to be drnnk, sipging, “Wo won ’t go ble under the act to provide for the payment of ten miles, and the distress and suffering aic home till morning. ” I thought may bo AT LOUISVILLE, KT, disabled soldiers In one of the staUs of Arkan ­ outstanding treasury notes, to authorize n loan growing worse every hour. The relief com sas, (Jolorado, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Mis coming all tho way from Appleton tho to regulate and hx duties on Imports, end for the river is still rising and the outka-k is very mittee arc not able to care for the homf4e.^s and Bourl or Nebraska. Bills were Introduced to voice might bo a little tangled. Then other purposes approved March 3, 1861, com­ serious. Tho water has already reoehed the destitute, and to make the matter still worse amend the pension laws, to authorize the secre­ monly called the Morrill tariff. Bection 3 of second story of many houses on Water street. tho supply of food is bcoomlngrapidly exhaust ­ tary of war to audit claims of tbe state -of the man told me to wait till they chang ­ the bill provides that on and after July 1,1884, Men in boats are taalng women, cblloren and ed, and gaunt famine is creeping in. Every South Carolina for arms and rent of the citadel ed the connection au'J Mr. Bright, the the Importation of the articles enumerated or all portable effects out of windows. Meuv available place is being used as a home for the at Charleston, for fixing the salary of the judg( Oshkosh editor, would sing, and I described In this section shall be exempt from cattle have been drowned. It Is still ralmlng. ’ refugees, and everything possible is bclogdone. of the United States district court for Neva^ duty, that Is to say; Iron ore. Including man- waited, and another voice sung. “You’ll AT IUTT8BU88. NO IMHBOIATB OANOEK at $,5,000 instead of $3,5'!X). A resolution was Never miss the Water till the well Runs ganlferous Iron ore; the dross or resldum from offered and agreed to directing an iaqulry into burnt pvTltca and sulphur ore ;copper imported The rivers at this point passed the danger Is threatened In Toledo. A tug is kept con ­ Dry,” and I was interested, because I stantly at work breaking the ice In front of the exjj^lcTicy of publishing an official gazette In the form of ores; lead ore and lead dross; line last night, and at noon to-day had reached of tbe Uoited States. A number of other reso­ knew Bright first rate. Then the man nickel In ore; matte chromate of Iron or 31 feet 6 Inches —the highest stage since 1853. the city, and keeping the passage to the lake Dispatches from the beadwatersof both rivers clear. lutions were Introduced calling for an Investi ­ said there was a general desire on tho chromic ore ; coal, slack or culm coal, bitumin ­ gation of various matters. Alter executive part of the listeners to hear me read ous or shale; timber hewed or sawed, and tim­ report the water still rising, while here it is AT OTH8U J»OINTS session tho Senate adjonrneil. ber used fur spars and in building wharves; creeping up the streets at the rate of eight the waters arc reported as receulng. and the Hocsb —But very little business was trans ­ something. I thought it would be real wood, manufactured, not especially enumerat ­ Inches am hour. Miles of property tn thlsctty on worst flood known in 50 years U believed to acted. A number of reports from committei's nice to have people in towns a hundred ed or provided for In this act; hay ; chicory the south side and Allegheny are submerged be nearly over. A lowering thermometer and were submitted and referred or tabled as the miles away, Hear mo talk. I thought it root, ground or nnground, burnt or prepared ; and a hundred families compelled to vacate the cessation of rain, gives a brighter look to merits of the measures demanded. Mr. Brown would be something to talk about in acorns and danilelion root, raw or prepared, their houses. All the mills and factories on tbe aspect. introduced a bill to prohibit lotteries, lottery and all other artlclea used or lntendeed. tone of voice. My wife woke up and the UiWTift lytna: on the ’ow lands haTc beon In- tempt auicldi-. Detoctlvca have absolute proof heard mo and thought 1 was drunk,and Wendell Phillips, the man who boasted of no undatea and hundreds of families bare been FBBKUART 7. official title, yet flilcd the highest ot all offices, forced to desert their homes and flee before that Rugg has committed ten crimes of rob ­ she called tbe coachman to come that of a leader of the people In a glorious tbe coining floo^l In some places It was neces* bery and violence within a few years In addition Sbnate .—The bill appropriating 1(77,680 capture mo and put me to bed. cause, died at his home In Boston on the 3ud to those agitating Long Island during tbe fo* tbe completion of the capital terraces and sarr to anchor dwelllDg bouses to trees sed past three montbs, Just as the coachmau jeame the Inst. A brief sketch of this great man ’s life rocks to keep them from drifting: cff. A Utter I stairways was passed. Bills were Introduced man that was talking to me said, if may not provennlnterestlng. Wendell Phillips ‘dispatch .^ays: It is stUl raining with no im> Tbe saints protect u»! (ieneral Bo«>th, leadj to increase tho ifficiency of the army and to was born In Boston on the 39lh of November, mediate prospects of clearing weather. The eroftbe Balvation* Army, U coming to this proTide for indemnity to Icwa due under un ­ had stood up there dong enough, I 1811. His father, Mr. John Phillips, was the country early In March. der acts relating to swamp and overflowed could go and soak my head and go to lirst person elected to the office of Mayor of Monougabela stopped rising a couple of hours lands. Bills were favorably reported to pro ­ Boston, over sixty years since. The sun was this erenlpg. but commenced swelling again at The Houseconuulitee on Foreign Affairs la in- vide for the suppression and extirpation of bed. lie said there was no connection sent to Harvard College when about 16 years 8 o ’clock, and marks now show £3 feet 6 rnebea. cUne<] to the bidlcf that retaliatory measures contagious diseases among domestic animals, ith Oshkosh or Appleton at all, but- old, where he graduated In 1831, and then en ­ AU**gheny waier Is orer the marks, but about against France and Germany cannot be rc aud for the execution of treaty stipulations that some of the boys were pretty full tered the law school at Cambridge, of which 34 feet 7 inchf^s and sUU rising. Dlspatchoa sorted to without violating treaty stipulations. with the Chinese. Mexican land grants came in a saloon and they thought it would Judge Story had been for some years the from up the Monougahela valley report the Republican opponents of the FLa John Por­ up as unfinished business and formed tbe sub ­ waters also falling. At Freeport on Allegheny ter bill are working to secure Arthur ’s refusal ject of a lengthy debate. No action was taken, be fun to call me up out of bed and get master spirit. In that school he it la also falling, but rising at Oil City anil me to speak a piece. I was never so Mmalned two yelM, and he con ­ Parkers. to sign the bill should It pass the Benate. and the Senate soon adjourned. tinued hli atuStes of the law elsewhere Silty-two new pupils have been sent to the Bousi—A resolution was introduceii and re­ mad in the whole uourse of my life, and as be was not admitted to practice till 1834, Tua MCjuas raioLBi. Indian training school at Carlisle, Pa. ferred looking to an Inreatigatlon of war to make tbe matter more humiliating when he was In bis 334 year. There was a bit ­ Heports from 2') towns up tbe Maumee, The annual war between tbe oyster dredgers claims. Bllla were introduced for the purchase the coachman sneaked up behind me, ter pro slavery sentiment in Boston at the time within 100 miles of Toledo, indicate a rain of Maryland and Virginia haslcommrnced. of snug harbors for disables seamen, and tho pinioned my arms and carried me to but the disfavor with which AboiUlonlsts were storm of varying sererlty during the Vi hours establishment of a branch borne in one of the treated did not daunt Wendell PhUlips from ending at noou ou the dth. The river iu To­ A bill has been introdue-ed appropriating WesUiTU states ier disabled volunteers. The tbe bed, and no explanation 1 could joining the cause. It was in 1836, when he was ledo was but little above the ordinary stage. $25,000 fot- tbe erection of suitable time balls pluro-pncumonia bill was discussed in com­ make would convince him or my wife The ice in Auglaize, at Deflatico, O., broke up at all custom bouses at marlUmc porta and for in Ids 35th year, that be formally became one t bo transmission by telegraph of standard time mittee on the whole. Tbe dlMussion was very that 1 was not drunk. She said that a of the little baud of anti-slavery agitators. and a gorge formed but soon gave way, and at animated, and was participated in by Messrs. bald headed old man that would get up This led to the loss of bis promising profession ­ the latest report the rlrer was rising rapidly from the new naval observatory to the princi ­ Lauham, Reagan, Hunt, Eaton, Aodereon, al position. The AbolltlouHts held that the at that point, overflowing the basks In East pal ports having custom bouses, to all state Belford, Perkins, et. aL Without further in tbe night and go around the nouse Constitution of the U nlted States was a wicked Defiance. xVt South Toledo the rlvor rose two capitals and to cities of not less than ' 15,000 action tbe committee rose and tbe House ad­ repeating the boy stood on the burning compact, having for Its purpose the mainte ­ feet In 24 hours ending at 6 oVlock p. m. populaiioiL journ od. deck in his night shirt, with the ther ­ nance of slavery and they refused asscntlto It. Property along the river front In Toledo has Bradlaugh will make an attempt to take bis Fbbni 'art 7. mometer fourteen degrees below zero, Mr. Phillips accepted the logical consequences been secured as far as possible against a flood. seat iu tbe House on tbe 11th inst. was either drunk or a lunatic, and she of bis adherence to their cause, and gave up The Sandusky river at Fremont U rising slow­ The wife of Robert P. Porter, ex-secretary of Sbnati —The following measures were fsTor- hU business In 1839. The first of Mr. PblUlps ’ ly. Tiacks of the Wheeling and Lake Erie tbe commission, has filed a bill for divorce.on ably reported and placed on the calendar: A sho-jid have a doctor examine me. l)o grest “Abolition SDetches" was made toward road are under water and may Impede travel. the ground of desertion. bill to amend tbe revised statutes eo as to j’ou know, 1 mot our family physician Uic close of 1837, at a meeting held at Fauenll Mo fears are at present felt for the safety of Issue of standard silver dollars for the week authorize tbe unloading of coal, salt, etc., in in a drug store the next day, and he Hall for the purpose of giving expression to bridges. Cold weather is promised which will ended February 3, $85,996; corresponding bulx within the collection district under the had me run out my tongiio a foot or the sentiment o' the people In rcNrd to doubtless check the flow of water Into the period last year, $196,000. superintendence of custom officers at the ex ­ the anti-slavery riot In Missouri which re­ Maumee, postponing if not entirely averting Capt. Wm. A. Kirkland, commander of tbe pense of parties interested. A btU to relieve eighteen inches, and felt of my pulse, sulted In the death of Rev. Elijah P. Loogay. disastrous floods. receiying ship, Colorado, Kew York, baa rolun- purchasers and sellers on the Denver A St. and my hoail, and gave me a lot of pills. In the crusade against slavery, his name stands ST HBADVILLB, PA.: teered to command the proposed Greeley relief Joaeph Railroad lands. This same bill was in ­ I suppose my wife told him 1 was crazy.’ beside Garrison ’s. After the wsr Mr. Phillips the western and bour hem parts of the city are expedition and be assigned to that duty. troduced by Mr. VanWyck aud passed tbe last “Well, you must have been annoyed, ” turned his attention to what he regarded as inundated and people go to and from their Baker Pasha ’s defeat was all o^mg to tbe session, except that the present bill fixes tbe said the telephone superintendent, other needed 61 feet and 10 inches, with Indications provide for artificial limbs for ex-soldiers, and that the limit had been reached. Cooler weath ­ one more drink, and asked mo what I camels and baggage In tbe fight. Most of the to prevent the publication of lottery adyertlse- Senate —Tho new sblpplnff bill entitled “A would have. I ’ tell }uu, such things Egyptian officers and men bolted. Col. Sartor- er gave much cnrourageracufi to the residents, ment In papers published in the bid to remove cer’aiE burdens from tbe Amer­ Ins tried hard to rally them, but without suc­ though the less hopeful ones think the rlvor District of Columbia and tbe Territories. ican merchant marine and encourage tbe tor- try a man's patience, and the sooner cess. The Europeans behaved splendidly. will continue to rise slowly fur several days, The Senate passed the joint reaolutlon appro- elgn carrying trade,’’ was reported. The bill you take that telephone out of my house, Col. Bartorlus narrowly escaped with his life. owing to the fact that tributaries both at»ve priati^ $25,000 for the relief of the Kansas was diecuased, and finally placed on tbe calen ­ the quicker,” and the old man went The enemy pursued almost Into Trlnkat. and lielow are nearly all rising. No loss of Ufe City, F^rt Scott A Gulf Railroad company, os dar. Bills were Introduced providing for tbe down the .street blowing like a por- Europc ’ans, police and Turkish Infantry were Is reported, and tne property loss will not ex ­ compensation for services rendered the United adjustment of compensation for tbe tranapor- poLso. cut to plecee. Fourteen FjUrooean and three ceed 10 per cent, of that of lost year. A dis­ States, land grants Intended to cover such tatlon of malls, creating a commission for tbe native officers arc missing. The fight began patch early on the morning of the 6tb says tbe senrice# not navlng been availed of by the inrectigatlon of tbe progress and condition of by a few Arab horsemen attacking Balter Pa­ water Is 63 feet seven Inches, almost up to the company. Mr. Butler (Dem , S. C ) offered a the colored people, and appropriating money J udgo Shepanl in the superior court sha ’s cavalry, which fled. Baker then formed high water mark of last year. resolution airectlng the Secretary of the Treas­ for their further improvenient, and to divide of Chicago has decided that in oriier to a square which the enemy surrounded. The AT PITSTBURO ury to transmit to the Senate tbe testimony Minnesota Into two Judicial districts. Tbe secure a divorce it was essential that rest of the Egyptians then fled In confusion tbe woters are slowly receding and It to taken last summer relating to the administra ­ Greeley relief bill was discussed, and the Mexi ­ and the gunners deserted the guns. Baker thought tbe worst to oyer. No accurate figures tion of the Supervising Architect ’s office by can land grant title bill waa taken up and the complainant should be a resident of Paths was several times surrounded by tbe e«n yet be given as to the damage, but the SupervlsiDgArchltect HUl. pE.sed. ^0 state one __entire vear prior to filing enemv but with his staff managed to cut hla most conservative admit that it will mount Hoims —^e Speaker announced the follow ­ UonsB-A bill was Introduc^ repealing all 4n'an application for divorce, and tliat it way through. The (-nemy ’s force waa Inferior into tbe millions. A calm review of the situa­ ing committee appointments and changes, internal taxes on domestic tobacc... Resolu- - stating that where the changes were made they tlnns were Introduced for the regubitl'jn of must be proven that both parties to the In number to Baker Pasha ’s. Only three aides tion discovers between 500 ani 600 buildings suit were residents in the county where of tbe square were formed owing to tbe fact In the two cities submerged, and tbe residences were made at the request of tbe members con ­ International commerce, calling for tbe that two companies of Egymisn troops stood of 20,000 people. Fifteen thousand men ore cerned : Rivers and bart>ors, Mr. Thomas in accounts of consuls, appropriating tIOO.OOO fur tbe application is made at the time the •till, overcome with frij^t. The enemy poured trmporarify thrown out of employment by the place of Mr. Chace ; Mississippi leveot, Mr. the relief of sufferers by the late floods, and a offenses charged in the bill occurred. Into tbe gap when the Enpllsna threw sway stoppage of mills and factories. Early on the Chace, in placcof Mr. Thomas; naval affairs, bill making appropriations for the support of As the suspicion has always been enter ­ their rtSea an a tH*rlodlcal pstn are permanently removed. Dr. Gibbons, of Daneasler, I’a., an eouKh; it remove* tho caune. Catarrh ElaT*S None receive so much Dcnellt, and none are so doubtedly awaken as much surprise profoundly grateful und show such an ifttereat old Quaker abidilionist, is dead. He and attract as great attention as it has Careful i In recommending Hop Bitters as women. never saw llio inside of a theatre and already in newspaper circles. The facts TQOsenulne‘*ltouMh on Corn* ’* is made only by Cream Balm K. 8. Weils (l^oprietorof “Kuutfb on lints**; and luu when applied by the Feels Y’ouna: Agdin. never read a novel. arc, bricUy, as follows: Mr. William Inoirhinfi fece of e man ou Inbwls. 15o. n. 250. Bottles. tlngur into tho iiostrils A. C’rombie, a young man formoily re- will be absorbed, ef- ‘My mother was alRlctcd long time with Charles I'lders, of New York, ‘ never It is not understood wbv drugq;lsUi keep in feotimlljrcleanslnKthe a felt well unless lie was drunk. ” and sidibg at Birmingham, a suburb of Btiook so inadv kinds of medicines for coughs, head of catarrhal virus Ncuraij^ia and a dull, heavy, inactive condition colds and consamptiou. wbeu It is unlv neccs* causing healthysecre ­ of the whole system; headache, nervous pros ­ when ho liad no money to buy wtiisky Detroit, and now Jiving at 287 Michi ­ ^HAYFEVER'i tions. U allays Intlsin- tration, and was almost helple-i*. No physicians gan Avenue in this city, can truthfully stiry to keep Allen ’s Lunjf Balsam, that old mattoii, protects the with he killed himself. reliable remedy, which is a pure TesreUble meiiibrano of Uie nasal or medicines did her aiw good. Three months Piiilailolphia brewers liave JJioO.OOO say that ho has looked into the future preparation, and perfectly hariuless, as it con- pHSsa}.e from addi- ago shi* began to use Hop Bitters with such tionsi colds,oouiplote- good effect that she seems hnd feels young worth of signs swinging in that city, world and yet returned to this. A rep ­ tttius no opium lii any form. Sold everywhere. .#"1 ly heals the sores uud resent: live of tills paper has inter ­ restores taste and again, although over 70 years old. W'e think and have raised tlie ])rioo of Iteer $1 a HI£1NNYMKN. **WeiU ’ lluath Kenewer” restore, smell. A fow applica­ there is no other medicine fit to use in the barrel to moot tlie expense. viewed him upon this important sub ­ health and vUor cures l>3rrpepsln. Impotence. i$it tions relieve. A tbor- faniUv. “—A lady in Vrovidcucc. ject and his exporierices are given to our U treaiment will A Baltimore lawsuit dovclopes tho “Brown ’s Broxchial Titooires ” are widely positively cure. A zree- Buaoford , Vk.; May b, 1B75. the public for the first time. Ho said: known as an admirable reinetW for Bronchitis, abletouse. Hend for fact that a young widow in that city circular. Price by It has cured me of several diseases, such as “I had been having must peculiar Hoarseness, Cou^^bs, and Throat troubles. HAY-FEVER mull or at druggists. nervousness, sickness at the stnmach, monthly three years ago married her fatlier-in- sensations for a lung while. My head SiAd onJy in troubles, tic I have not seen a sick day m a law. ELY brothers , OWEQO, N. Y year, since I took Hop Bitters. All nw uoigb* felt dull and lieavy; my eyesight did STINUINO. initatlofi. Uiflammatlon all Kklneyn an ^rs ufe them. >1rh . Fannie G bisbn . Tho Soutli Carolinti. Legislature l.tis UrtnafT rottiQlalnts. cared bv * ‘Uuchu-Paiba.** tl, A Specific for not seem so clear as formerly; my ap ­ rriLEPHY, passed a bill declaring unlawful all petite w:is uncertain and 1 was nuac- 1 FOUND IT A suHB ,i'UR».—I have been $3,000 Lost.—“A tour of Kurop*? ihat cost MsnihtSPASUH, CON- me $3,COO, done me less good than one bottle contracts for tho sale of articles for fu- coiintably tiled. It was an effort to troubled with Catarrhal deafness for seven or M'LSIONH, luro delivery. eight years with a roarlns noise in ray head. I *^EyER ^ FAIzUNC RICK. of Hop Bitters; they also cured my wife of arise in the morning and yet 1 could bought medicine in 18 States but nothlngbelpcd NKS8,ST,VITl 14 fifteen years’ iiervoiis weakness, sleeplesf-ness Judge Ingalls purchased a lot in tho nut sleep at ni^t. My mouth me till I procured a bottle of Ely’s Cream JJANCE, XIA^O^ and dyspepsia. ” R. M., Auburn, N. Y. village of Gi’conwicb, N. Y., adjoining tasted badly, ana I had a faint Balm. In four days 1 coiid hear as well as OPIUM UATINO, Hi^h Authority. tho house where he was born, not that all-gono sensation in the pit of my ever. I am cured of the Catarrh as well. I tkhVlH RCUOFUUA* ho wanted tho ground, but booau.so tho stomach that food did not satisfy, while cousidei Ely’s Cream Balm the medtclne ----- IS K VIL, Hop Blttxrs is not, in any senst*, an alcoholic ever made,— (j.utKBiT Widrick , HasUnge, r RLoeli beverage or liquor, and could not be sold for owner was about to cut down a noble my liiinds and feet felt cold and clam­ DIHF.ASRN, New York. PEPSI At use except to persons desirous of obtaining a old elm which stood upon it. my. 1 was nervous and irritable, and DON’T DIK IN TUB lIOUeK. ^ItouKh oU lUl , :ii:r\oi '(«nes », medicinal bitters. lost all enthusiasm. At times my head i.jM«n»outraU mioe. flies.roach es, bed-bugs . MPKlIEADAfTliS G h &en B. Kaum , U. 8. Coni. Intcr ’l Rev. An expert (in a London will case) Rlll't :2f.\rJKHt lately stated tliat pencil marks rubbc«us fio. Bloominovillk , O., May L ’79. out revive when tho texture of the paper })itatcd terribly. I had no energy, no am­ r“\ WEAKNESS* Sirs—I have been suffering ten years, aud 1 bition, and I seemed indifferent of the William B. Biker of Lewis, Vego County, ’ M'.uvors trie*! ycur Hop Bitters aud it done me more returns to its normal condition. The Ind., writes as follows: —My son was taken PltOsTBATION, goed than all the doctors. ireseut and thoughtless for the future. DI CODSOUES* existence of tlicse marks proved most with scrofula in the hip when only two years Miss S. S. Boomk . embarrassing in the case in question. i tried to shake tlie feeling off and per ­ old. We tried several physicians b ’at the boy BTUOCSNKr.S < OSTIVEXESS, KtPNST suade myself it was simfJv a cold or a got no relief from the; r treatment. Noticing TKOUIILEH nuJulilJiRECVLAKITlES, Baby Saved! A Japanese official who lias spent vour 8COV1LL ’?* SARSAPAUILLA ANl) pr t.to pm uonL£ i.r oeuggzsis . two j-ears in Corea reports that lie lias little malaria. But it woultl not go. I BTlLLINGlA.orBLOOH ANDL1VER8YKUP We are so thankful to say that our nursing was determined not to give up, and so recommended so highly, I bought some of it he Br. S. A. KicimioM lies. Co., Fici., St. loseili, Ms. baby V as permauestly cured of a dangerous never seen the face of a Corean woman. ami trotmeted constipation aud irregularity The men never use tlie name of a wo­ time pas.sed along and ail the while I of you in the year IbtSi, and continued taking Oorrespf.udcncc answered hr Phrslciansi, (M) was getting worse. ' It was about this It till the eons finally htaled up. He is now of the bowels by the use of Hop Bitters by its man or girl in conversation, but speak 21 years of age, and being satisfied that yonr mother, which at the i»ame time restored herto of such a man ’s wife, daugliteror si.ster. timo that Vnuticetl I had begun to bioat medleiucc did him to much good when he ustnl fHrfect health and strtncih. —The Parents, fearfully. My limbs were swollen so Kochestcr, N. Y. Barbara Frietchie ’s cloek is said to bo it, we want to try it again ioanotb.ir case, and that-by* pressing my fingers upon them now write to you to get some more of It, Gratitude la the homage the heart render in existence yet, with its hands lixod at deep iniprossions would be made. My to God for his goodness. Christian cheerful- 10 o ’clock, tho hour at which its pendu ­ face also began to enlarge, and con ­ Y'oung men, Middle Aged Men and all Men uesB is the external manifestation of that hom­ lum was shot away by a soldier’s bullet. who suffer from early iudiscretlous will find age,— [Steele.______tinued to until 1 coultl scareelv seo out Allen ’s Brain Food the most powerful tuvigor- Its final destination will bo tho Smith ­ of my eyes. One of my friends, de­ ant ever introduced ; ones restored by it there MARK, . Liver dis< ase, headache, and coustipatloB, sonian Institute. is no relapsi ’. Try it; It never falls. $1; 6 fur caused bv bad lUgesilon, quickly cured bv scribing my apjiearance at tliat time, Brown ’s Iron Bitters.______Philadelphia ’s new post-office, which said: 'It is an animated something, but At uruggisfs, or by mall from »T. 11. ABen, is soon to bo occupied, cost about $8,- 8lf) First Ave., New York CHy. MUs Mackey, the daughter of the bonanas I should like to know what. ’ In this CaditUc, Nov. 9- king, knows how to refuse suitors without 000,000. Its dimensions are 175 feet 9 condition I ])as.sed several weeks of the Dr. IVugelly BITTERS offending them. inches on Chestnut street, 175 feet 1 gre:itost agony. ” 1 am canvassing In Cadillac, and bear a great inch on Market street, and 484 feet on “Finally, one Saturday uight, the deal about yonr medicines. I enclose pay for FOOLISH WOMEN. Ninth street; height of the dome above misery culminated. Nature could en ­ two bottles of yonr pile remedy. Please send ITHSmiSLOOBFUUmi tho curb, 170 feet. dure no more. 1 became irrational and at onee. Many thtuk /oa-Phora has almost Lirer and Kidney Eamedy, Those Bufferin;? from done miracloe lor them. T bear of none who I Compounded from the well known! eomplnints peculiar to Coal is produoed in forty counties of apparently insensible. Cold sweat are dissatisfied with it. Tours, Curatives Hope. Malt, Buchu, Man ­ their sex, vrhicli are Illinois. Tile total amount mined dur- gathered on ray forehead; my eyes be­ _ Mrs Q. Hollister. drake Dandeliou, SarsapArlUa. Cas- cam Saerrada, etc., combined with an iaily becoming more ing tlio last tw’olve months was. 10,- came glazed and my throat rattled. Lieut. Danehower says he thinks the chances agr^ahle Aromatic Elixir. ____ (lanyerous r.nd more 5t>8,791 tons. The capital employed I seemed to bo in another sphere and ar« very good for the Greeley party coming exceeds $10,000,000, and 24,000 men with other surroundings. 1 knew noth ­ borne aJive. ______iTHEY CURE DYSOTA k mOESTlOF, | firmly seated, yet Act open the Llrer and Kidneys, neglect to use, or are given work. Tho value of tho coal ing of what occurred around me. al G arfibld , Iowa .'-Dt. a . T. Henak says: even to learn about at the mines was $15,310,521. though I have since learned it was con ­ “Once using Brown ’s Iron Bitters proves Its iBBGUULTIfi THE BOWEX.S,| Zoa-Fhora -Woman ’s sidered os death by those who stood superiority over all other tonic preiiarations. ’’ I They cure Rheumatism, and all UH-1 A Paris letter says: “Marriages are nary troubles. They invigorate, Friend. arranged in France, with very few ex­ by. It wa.s to me a quiet state, and yet Fred. Douglass doesn ’t seem be sufEiTiog nourish, strengthen and quiet For proof of its merit, ceptions, on iiure business principles. one of groat agony. I was helpless, on account of the loss of his ciTll rlzhte. — _____ the Nervous System.______hopeless, and pain was my only com­ Olucinnatl Com. Gaa^dte. :id dress, They don ’t sell young girls in Franco ^ Aa a Tonlo they have no Equal. R. Fenof .i.ly & Co.. like calves and colts us tlicy do in Ger­ panion. 1 remember trying to see Take none but Hops a.nd Moit Bitten. what was beyond me, but tho mist be ­ . 1*23 W. Main St.. many, but they sometimes come pretty NOTHING BETTER. I — for sale by all dealers .-. * Kalamazoo. close to it.” fore my eyes was too great. 1 tried to Midi Tho days of fabulous rates of interest rdksun, but 1 had lost all power. I felt I Hops and Malt Bitters Co. I in California seem to be past. Tho that it was death, and realized how ter­ WHAT A MAN AMONG THE GUNS DETROIT, MICH. Sold by all dru)?gists. rible it was. At last the strain upon savings banks in San Francisco are THINKS OF A LIFE-SAVING N. K.—Everv woman, sickly or lending money on mortages at 6 per my mind gave way and all was a blank. healthy, should read Dr. Peng'ellr'r cent and paying tlie morgtago tax, and How lung this continued 1 do not know, DISCOVERY. ZIAGITETZSM book. “d for doM ball was found firmly imbedded in the tho recital. ireclscly the curative a^ront you have boon soeiilnfr. preclaUonof and belief In tholr virtue oaa cun^ve ha the Hoad, Ilpodacho, DizzineM, Hay Fever, Ac. I>R K If NNBDY continues his sucoe-ssfnl ofDco trost- agont. fTorn my oarly youth I have been troubled Fifty oenui. liy nil DriiMlats, or mail. wood. It was shot into tiie vessel as “Yes, 1 think 1 have, ” was the reply, ment of disease at Rondout, N. Y. Ask your drug* at intorvalsoflongor or shorter duration with an ______K T. HAZKIiTINE. War^, frtst for KAVOHITB HRSaHDT whon you need it. she was leaving Ga vestoii liiirbor with “and it has been a valuable lesson to One dollar a bottle. acute pain In tho rmall of my back, aooomp^lod by PANrPDQ SCROFUliA. BALT KHRUM, RRT a gonoral sense of lus'*itude. which rendered mo in- UHnuenD, ttiPRUAH. MIIKUMATISM, and all a cargo of cotton during the war of the me. i am certain,* though, there are Blood diseases, ourod b'y Looso ’s Ext. Rod (/'lover rebellion. thousands of men and women at this 1870 Qia uiouan will! iiiviw iiMtu • Hend for circulars. Tcetlmonliris. J.M. LOOSES F properUeiA. and the result has been niOTe thjm ®|tlS“ CO., Monr(>c, Mich. A Long Island man tried a novel ex­ very 'moment who have tho same ail­ factory. Since the tlrAt week of wearlnjt the wit ment which came so near killing mo, my health has vlalblv improved, tny bock has Men PPAlQIHN^ foe any^lsabllity; also to Heirs periment. Ho went into court in the entirely heol^ and I would not now sell »y beitror • Hend btanips ft)r(/lrcalars. Cot.* eis H. tho case, but the Judge said sucli con­ UKO. W. SNOVKR, Hand * Bone, pmp'r. Mlchlnn Bloctrotypo and duct was intolerable, took the e.slalo all the more dangerous. It is killing Kout KHtatc) aiKl lioaii Storootypo Koondry, Ootrolt Jan. 7, more people, to-dav, than any other Tho mnenotloappllanooe I pnrcha.Bd ®f T®® “S^® from him and threw him out of court. 163 (3rierol'i St., Detroit, Mich. more than fully mot n>r ™® complaint. If I haef the power I would I wear mynolf nayo ellmlnated^olcan eo of tho dls- John L. McMillan, who is making a treea and tired foolln* I have e^I’®''®,"*!^!.''JnSS! warn tho entire world against it and Ourstockls RNTIKULT nrw . Descrlp* rom the lower extromotloo- My paueiUfor whom typo-setliag machine in Ilion, N. Y., tire catalogue of Flower.Vcgotablo and pmSmoA the bolt l« hUjhIy doWh^ urge them to remove it from the system Field 8eeds, sent free. Piwo A Kelsey, { vvith which lie.expects to .set 5,000 ems Seeds' Heodsroen... A. Florists, •--ftlies Moines.> Iowa onlt of It. Youro, WM, Uh ^, M.0w W Mnoomh .an hour, s.'iys that $500,000 was spent before it is too late.” At*., Detroit. Oeoembar 8, US3. on tlie Aiilen ty|)e-sctting and distri­ One of the members of tho firm of 'They who wor early aod late th THE MASSILLON PONY MILL buting machine before it was given up Whitehead & Mitchell, proprietors of HTRICl'LT ROUTARLE, If yon are the Birmingham Eccentric, paid a fra­ year round need ;is impracticable, and that $1,000,000 occasionally, the ternal visit to this office yesterday, and hoaithfni stimulus was wasted* on tho Pago machine, impart* d by a whole­ Interested whoso patent right was subsequently in the course of conversation', Mr. some tonic like Hot- Crombie ’s name was mentioned. tottor'sStomach Hit­ .-old for $10,000. ter*. To all, its “I knew about his sickness, ” said Durfty and olhcfency In tho Inquiry —Whlcn fa tho A crematory association lias been as a remedy and pre- tho editor, and his remarkable recov ­ Tuntive of disease best Liniment for Han and formed in Washington, and congress is ery. 1 had his obituary all in type and commend It. It Beast?—this is tho answer, at­ to bo asked to give it a cliarter. A checks incipient announced in the Eccentric that be rheumatism and ma­ German pliysician has given a lot on Ik larial symptoms, re­ tested by two ^ncrations : the could not live until its next issue. It lieves consttpaclon, Supplies a long felt want* iOO Sold In MEXICAN HU8TANU LINI­ which to erect a crematory similar tb was certainly a most wonderful case.” dyspepsia and bll- Ninety Days, that in W.aJiington, P.a. One of its Uusness. arrests Every owner of a Form Knffine located In moderatety MENT. The reason fa sim­ Rev. A. R. Bartlett, formerly pastor premature decay of timbered cosntry can find profitable employmenl the inembers says that the expense of burn ­ the physical ener- year round by purchoslne: one of these Millff. ple. It penetrates erery sore, of the M E. ChuiTch at Birmingiiam, sles. mitigates the Every owner of a Uinb«re»st year millions of sickness. The prayers of the church the trooMe, and never fails to dollars have been invested in 8toc:k and It Is a wrell-known fact that ... . were requested for him on two differ­ I Horse and Cattle IVswdsr sold In this uom owe in doable quick time. ranchos in that State, tho money com­ ent occasions. 1 was with him the day I try is worthless; that Sheridan’s (^nd> ing from wiiloly separated places, and be was reported by bis physicians as Ition Powder Is sbsolttteiy pure*and vrrr I iTsloable. Nothing on I'^rth will I it expresses the hope that the rascals dying, ana consider hia recovery almost Imako henn lay like Nhertrlan’al _ who schemed so unscrupulously to de­ a miracle.” I Condition Powdor. Dose, one leatpoonfalMAKE to each pint of food.HENS It will also pr«v«nt LAY and curt* fraud the public through mining deals Not one person in a million ever ^H01_PDA 11^ (Solera, Ao. Sold tvsrywhers, or ssnt by msU for as cants fn Btamp*. Alto ftimtabed hi larts eant, I may not succeed In a like way In cattle cones so near death as did Mr. Crombie I brsedsrs* ass, prioa |1.00; bv mall, $1.10. Circulars tent FREtk L ft. JOHNSON 41 CO., Bostco, Moss, i matters. and then recover, bnt the men and Maple Rapids Dispatch The high license law for saloons To the Public. is said to l)c working with most ex ­ cellent results in Nebraska. Ex- -0§«-- Bcnator Saunders says it works so I wish to say, tiotwithstan0 is pai l lor the privi ­ ^TOBRCCOS MD CIGARS^ lege of selling hicr niul bipiors. In smaller phices Sfii'O is the fee ex- In town atid wotild like to call attention to my a-teil. IJiidet the law (bu.iha has lost jii't J)(> per cent, of it- 2>>0 sa­ //.O Cent Fine Cut and rr.y Cigarette SmoTcing (Pipes. loons, and hv natural i' itc ilie tone nnoo Yards Beat Prints only 0 ots ; of the residue inaoii. iiii d under C gar Holders and Fou lies * ” 1000 “ Giiighani, 10 cis j the high license is noii c.aiib belter, 100 doz. Ladi*8 A Mias’ Hoae 2o per ♦ with a much grean r (h- .c,.- ot or M sloek i f cent oil. der preserved. (>ntsidi ’of ihe cit­ ies the inlloeiK'O of llie h-gh license System is equally felt, and more than one cro.ss road grog soup has been lictmsd out of existance.

ELOaUSNT BUT T?JJ3. Is not to he excelled in the comiiry. Pre-cr’ptinn.s filled at all tinies, ‘‘1 am aware,” .said tfol 1 . ^cisoll pa oj night. Gige me r call and he convinced of what say. in a reoiMit adores.s, “iliat h. . e i» a prejiidiee against any man co. ^ed I shall sell the balatn e i)f my slock in tlie liquor Im-iress > o.-imve Morris L. Hunt that from the t' oe it issue- t 'he LOWER than evei offared in coilcil and poisonous worm i iiie 1 Maple Rapids, or any oth ­ distillery until it empties i’;l ile' j hell of death, dishonor, ami i o.;, er city .in the Coun ­ alcohol is demo iili/mg to c -x ■ I try. A’.l I ask • bodv that loiic his il, from its :• e Look Here. to where it ends. 1 do no! I , ri ^ is to call and. anybody can eoiiiemplate the : . I give me a chance. ject without being |>rcjii ' • d j I am ahvays preparctriig>''lii R. NETZORG, with imaginary serpums piodma hy the devilish thing; ami when w . r R.TIN, SHtET'IRON, HC., think of tiie jails ami alins no i-t , .'ic' and at Gowe.st Prices. Cenie and i xamine ot the a.syhim.s, of tlie pri-ons m I'lice.s and he eonvineed before hnviiig. of the scafi'ohl.s on either haiis. , do not wiimler that every thooglit ■ fill man is jtrejmliced agaiu.st that vils Stull'• 1« tti*rkpd ‘•7S K. 54,‘/f Sf., Xrtr yort, A/nff Ifi, IE82. with lntiiie«' '-I- aiuJ v. o iiU « Mil r* nUfi. l oi.t-a, .MrAGrtT. .T. c. A vrK & Co., (lentl«riuen : llie stimulus of the highwayimii), n.ijaclen and .»rv ftt n'li r new loni'. Kntivttii theuilndani ’■'.\yv\u i Hraln I’.-w. r. !ji»! iT'iiter I Wf\s troubled with a moal oneoni- lMi(kii|^ itoutsc of- and the support of the midnigi t . ■ A ty eupnrhiit irun. nil enTTpiilnti fci t*l>l6 Itchiug: humor KiffCtliiR more especially incendiary. It suggests the lie and wm1^/% r-m fc. pni'n^ceulliTHIT IIItotlielriK' iiieii ri'T w ill tlni) hi If liMihs, whlcli itchoi.1 aR HARTEl. »J ^ TOMCu rate mid rj * eUy aiul mirnoil AO iiiteiis«*ly, lual I oouhl scarcely bear connteimnces the liar, condones the cure. It iclvert . elfarnnil liraltl j comiileaI‘ju . avy eW>thhiE over Uiem. I was aUo a sntTarer Tlie *iroii(r.":t tt'Ml'nonv lo tl-.e siiliie in l)R. fiotn a aevere catarrh odul e.Tlarrhnl rougii; my S. P. C K E A & I N G E R thief, esteems the hlasphemer. It 1 AUTPii’** liP’ TToNff; :•« flint tri‘i|uent attempts Ap)>eilte WAS {»o<>r, and my Ryttein a good deal run at connterf. Ill nrliav*- oulv mMid to the popular. Kiiowlug the tr Uio of Ayer *« Sarrapa * Itr or tli6 origin.'1. If y* ': eafm*ally dealre henllh Maple Rapids, - iHich. violates obligations, reverences do not etpyrhu • it- -^et ll.f OKIOINAL AND Blf.bT j ig t.g.v . by obserTHtioii of many other oarinp , and fraud, turns love to hate, scorns I from parsoiial use Inforumr jears, J begati taking Ht. Tx>iii«. M.I.. to- oor DBBAM BOOK. ■ I It for the aboY^-UMiiied dlRonkTR. >ly appetite All kinds of Ranking Riiainess entrusted to this Bank will reupiv virtue imd iniUK'eiice. It incites Fullof atrauR* and netful In'ormatlon.fraa^ ! hvp**ovml Khuost from the first dote. After a Dr Harter ’s Ipon Tonio is eor Bale by ala I »h> -ri time the ferernnd itching were Allayrd, and prom|>t and careful attention. the father to hntelier liii hel| less Obgooistsamo D«aler 8 Everywhere ! H ; signs of iriilationof the skin dlRapneared. My i N dkHrrh aud cough were also cured nv the tame offspring, and to sharpen the pani- ii aus, and my general health greatly Improreil, ------Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought and sold.____ Milt'! It is now excellent. I feel a hupdreil per < idnl ax. . 'nt stronger, and I attribute these results to the Go-d paper always discounted. Gmxl notes lumglit running frow Be u=-N of the SARR.trAKTLLA, which 1 reconinieiMl Alcohol hums np men, consumes With all e<>iinnc3 as the tx'sl blofxl inedinine throe months to two years. Receive deposits and jiav •interest on th* women, destroys life, curses God over deylsed. I tiK'k It in small doses three t'MiAs A'Wy.and used.in all,loss th«n two botilea. •same hy special arninge-oents. Agent h.r (he placing t,/ money a* and despi.-es heaven. It stnhiioriis I pNce these facts at your sorTl#*', hoping their piibiiovllmi may do gmim( to our notice, which prove the per­ Collections made cyme on any Face in the Un-ii d CtaUi fect adaptriblUty ef Avun’a SARSArAniLi.A lo rnpts elections, disqualifies voters, the cure of all dlfeases arising from Impureorlin- or Canada. pollntes our institniions and eiidau- j imrerished blood, and a weakeneii vlullty, gi.Ts the government. It degrades Ayer’s Sarsaparilla 1 he citizens, debases the legislator, ’ .nrIcliM, »i>,l .IreiiRtlwn. the liloort, liishonorstlio statesman and disarms . MimuiwtM, thowtion of tlio .toiii.-irh amt bowel., TEN THOUSAND the patriot. It liring-i shame, not RHEUMATISM end thereby eruil.le. tlie.j .teni tore.l.l and oyer- BAUOWOOO eonia the atl.ek.of all Smjrtt/i*. /iiaeow.. Ervp- honor; terror, not safety; despair, ^ NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, tioai Ihf Xhn, Hhnmnlim, *BS to make— towps ai^ cities, one of the healthiest parts ef the Sold by all Dnigyl.U; price ,1. .1. Iwttlc. for S6. United States, purest water, gtrod aurkeu, fine ons icUciiy, destroys jicaiv, ruins —Ciils, Burns, Jii nlHes and Hpr.dijs fruit. fOOvl roads, schools, churches, lar^ agricak moials, wi| e- out national honor, —S re ThniaG < hilhlains. Coma ^rai population, best beiUling material at low Fashionable Suits, figures, uood lew prices, easy terms, perfect curses the world and laughs at the and Bnnioiia, Cold Extreinlfles, Ac. AYER’S title. For boeks, mnps, charts, aad all ad^UMml It haa stood a erlfleal test for 10 CATHARTIC at the lowest llvlivT priofs nn^ warrantrfallof inferma ioe, addreas niin it Im-* wron :ht. It doe,s that, years. It cost., hut oO eenfs a hoi- hif work to fit. . W. O. HUGHART, and mor<—it nuirders the soul. It r.sndromfnlstloi»er, Grand RapiA.MIdL fie. Sold by all Uruirirlstfr a.;d PILLS He aho hits 1,000 samples to se~ > Strr&ji RoautTE, TrayWiag Agtat. * is the sum of all villainies, the Bealera In Mcdleoie. CI^Hewnro — Best Purgative Medicine — /fft from (gtd he, will furnish ihc father of all crimes, iIm; nio'her of iwilatiins. None freniiine wifli cv.re ro»'sUpaffoH, ImUgestion, lloudaelte, and out the ai^Dafwre of all Hillovw IHsorders. the cloth at cost. of al)ominii:on.s, the devil’s l)eHt »olu svrrj'wUer*. Always vellaUa. S. .G spalling . Betrolf, Mich. and nakii^ vieculad In the friend and God ’s weret enemy. ; most approrad