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---- i*Et----- IO H K O- H OLM ES. CARMIR. SMITH, NILES, M ICH., TERM S. S I .5 0 PER YEAR Has opened the most complete Undertaking Pari lore In Southern Michigan. PAYABLE IX ADVANCE* Burial Caskets and Cases,. ihehisismstes doe uns uumicim VOLUME XXIII. Draped and Plain, solid Walnut, Oak, Chestnut and Cedar, finished and line covered Caskets and Cases. Crape, Mummy and Broadcloth, Block OFFICE—InRecotdButtdlng.OakStreot and White SilkPlnsh, and Velvet covered Caskets A LUCKY BREAK. There was not the faintest spark of It Don’ t K ill Them. Hoxv Mollie Finney Got a H nsband. constantly on hand, coquetry in her maimer, and she did The story of the Ntnv.'o'iudl.uid dog Perhaps the most romantic of all the TRIMMINGS. BTE. A. WYMAN. not disguise from him her deteiiniiia belonging tivHilaries Tupper, an Eighth tales of ancient Brunswick is that of Business Directory. tion never to marry. They often in­ Gold and Silver Plated, Bonton, Silk -and Em­ They were swinging in a hammock avenue restaurant proprietor, is one Mollie Finney and how she got a hus­ bossed flash, and Satin Combination Handles On the backpiazza wide, dulged in pleasant arguments on the that will startle a great many persons band. It was a wild beginning, but a add Tips. Knight of Pythons, Masonic, Odd Fel­ SABBATH SERVICES. subject, but lie failed to convince her lows and G. A. R. Trimmings and Plates o f the And they had no thought of loving who are studying the mysterious forces good old-fashioned ending. richest for Fraternity Caskets. v-ERVICES arc held every Sahbath at IQ:3tt that the marriage state was the h ip­ O o’clock a. at the Church o f the “ Larger A s they strung there side by side, ami powers of the electrical current,, In 1756 the eastern Indians were in piest one, dope i” also, Sabbath School services immediate- which human ingenuity Ins so tar on­ a most warlike and ferocious mood. FUNERAL FURNISHINGS. yjuhsr themornlng meeting. Prayer and confer, But the rope broke sharp and sudden, “I grant you,” she once said, "that to race meeting every Thursday evening. A cordial ly partially harnessed mid controlled They massac' ed many of Brunswick’s Ami he caught her in his arms, some natures marriage is .iiecesSaiy. Ladies' and Gents1 Robes, Habits and Slippers, nvitatiou ia extended to ait. but scarcely yet understand*. It lias a' settlers, and one night made a raid on Badges aud Crapes. FOLDING CHAIRS for And he wondered at liis blindness But I am naturally self-reliant, and, to To her sweet, bewitching charms. pertinent hearing, moreover, on the the house of Thomas Means, at “Flying House Funerals always furnished. O. O. F.—Buchanan Lodge N o. 73 holds its speak plainly, have but little faith in use of elserioity for capital punish­ L . regular meeting, at Odd Fellows Hall, on Point.” They battered in the door and EMBALMING. * As she thanked him for his Uiudncss, the love of any man.” ment. On July 2 the dog tan against dragged out Means and his family. Tiie adit Tuesday evening. Somehow as lightning starts After one of these talks Herbert a tangling “live” wire of the United settler fought them manfully, but his .E special and particular attention U given to Their lips sprung close together, would give way to a fit of gloom fora Embalming and the caring or the dead. Metalic u , & A. JT.—Buchanan Lodge No. bS holds a States Electric lllutnin itiug Company. fate was sealed. T wo Indians held his And they gave away their hearts. and air tight Zinc lined Caskets and Coses used. fC . tegular msecingMouday evening on or before short time, but not for long. A Western Union Telegraph lineman arms, while a third shot the brave man he full moon in each mouth. “ No, I will riot yield to despair, for had only a moment before picked np through the body with his own rifle. MR. J. Ml LEY, while there is life there is hope, and I OF li-—Buchanan Grange X o 40 meets on the wire- and had been knocked Meantime Mrs. Means ran backinto Twenty-eight years a practical Undertaker and P • the second and fourth Saturday o f each shall win her ye1,” lie said to Belle, Embalmcr, is associate Funeral Director. uonth, at 2 o'clock in ji- ______m SPITE OF HERSELF. down by the shock of elietricity the house with her infant and vainly whom he had taken into his confidence; passing through it. The dog fell on tried to barricade tiie door. With fierce Oar stock includes goods from the richest to and that little lady nodded her head the plainest. l O.B. W.—Buchanan Lodge Xo.SShotdsits the wire and lay there motion­ yells they burst into the house, and BY MBS. J. B. RICHARDSON. shrewdly, knowing" pretty well that ESFTelcgraphie notices quickly answered. A , renlarmeeting the 1st and 3d Fiidi-.y even­ less, With due precaution »he body with one hall killed the infant and ing o f aelr month. her friend, despite her brave talk, was was presently pulled off and every pierced tiie mother's breast, A CARD. A . R. -W in. rerrott Post N o. 22. Regular Two pretty girls were engaged in already half won. that tinal chat so dear to the hearts of effort made to resuscitate tile animal, Mollie Finney was Mrs. Mean’s sister, Niles has no equal now in funeral furnishings. 'T . meeting on the first and third Saturday Indeed, if Herbert could only have which was a great pet. A veter.nary a blooming young damsel, high colored For elegant and heavy Funeral Cars, Hacks and Zoning of each month. Visiting comrades «u- maidens when retiring for the night. known it, his tenacity of purpose was Undertaking goods, we can meet the country's »ays welcome. Nettie Merriman and Belle Harding surgeon was called in, who pronounc­ and plump. They seized her in her wants. telling surely in his favor. The entire ed the dog dead. Two or three hours night clothes and carried her off to OMAN'S RELIEFCORPS, Wm .Parrott Post POWDER were fast friends. Just now they oc­ absence o f any thing like ilirtation in ^ "P r ic e s same as in smaller places. W No- SI. Meetings held regularly, in Grange cupied in common an apaitment in- an afterward an electrical expert suggest­ Canada, giving her a blanket to help Hall, first and third Saturday o f each month. his mannei toward other girls,his readi­ ed making a pit m the earth and plac­ cover her. A t Quebec they sold her to Absolutely Pure. hotel at a popular mountain result, and ness to seize eye.ry opportunity for an CARMI R. SMITH, TYR. II. F. SMITH, Physician and Surgeon, ing the dog's body in it to see if the a farmer fur $0 in money and a bottle Thispowder never varies. Ainatveiofpurliy were undergoing the hair brushing pro­ interview with herself, and ills perfect Office, Second St., Nans, Mich, J_J Graduate, of toe University o f Bnifalo. New cess which seems to losen girls’ tongues forces of nature might not carry away of strong water. For a long time Mol- Troy, Mich. «trengtTi and wholesomenefis. More economical appreciation of the qualities of mind the electricity from the body, Tiie iie wofked in this fanner’s fields, but than the ordinary kinds, and cannot "be sold in and lead to llieexchitngeof confidences. and heart which she knew she posses­ R, LEWIS W. BAKER. Physician and Sur­ fleasanicJiew. competition with the mnltitude of low test, short "W hat a grand creature you are, plan was tried. All night and all the he suddenly became jealous of a young Queer Salutations. D geon.. Night calls promptly attended to. weightalnmor pnosphate powders. Sold only in sed, were winning Nellie in spite of her next day the supposed corpse was m o­ French Canadian, w ho was seen to pay ■mice in Kinydn's block. cat>8. Koyal Bakifg Powdeh Co., 106 Wall Ht., N ellie!” said Belle, conviction in her creed. N X 19-15 tionless, but on tiie second day there her some marked attentions, and lock­ The Hindoo falls in the dust before to n e and admiration in liereyes. “Even his superior. ltS. HENDERSON & BRADLEY, Physicians your clothes are true to your charac­ “Nettie,” said Belle, one day, “ I want was life, and on tiie fourth the animal ed her in her chamber in his house. O and Surgeons. Office in Opera Douse Block, to ask your ad vice about something.” Residence No SO Front St., onedoor West of Perry ter, and support its dignity where revived and struggled to Ids feet a live About tliis time there came to an The Chinaman dismounts when a "Very well, dear; wlmt is it?” dog once more, weak and stiff, lint very great man goes by. Fox’s. Calls answered all hours of day or night. Lastinqtf\ev/ anothei’s W ou ld succumb,” anchorage before Quebec, a certain bold One always in the office. It. Henderson and IV. J. “ I haye reason to think,” the girl re­ much better than a dead dog. It lias Capt. McLellan, of Falmouth, Me., in It is common in Arabia Petraea to Bradley. "Oil, c me now, stop that ilattery, if sponded, with a mischievous look in you love me. Of course everybody since been carefully nursed and now his fast brigantine. He learned Mol- put cheek to cheek. ualii her eyes, “ that Herbert Pryor wants to shows no signs of tiie disaster, The lie's story and secretly arranged with F. BOWERS. 3! D. Physician and Surgeon, must know that dignity and a Mother In Germany brothers kiss each other J . Uatien, Michigan. IGET m any; now. if he makes an offer, shall dog is two and a half years old and her a plan for her escape. Hulbard dressing gown are incom­ throngh my work to-day 7 I feel miserable, head- X accept it?” every time they meet. Bchy, tiredjain in my back, my food won’t digest, patible.” weighs sixiy-eight pounds. Tiie inci­ One night he threw a rope to her L. BAILEY, Homeopathic Physician anti Nettie gave a great start and turned Germans consider it an act of polite­ G Surgeon. Office and residence in Iinlioff's my whole body seems out o f order. Wo answer "Not in your case. 1 envy the com­ dent may well suggest inquiry wheth­ window and she lowered herself to the block, Buchanan, -Mica. that it is no wonder you aro in such a broken dowa pale, ness to kiss a lady’s hand. condition, and; you will keep getting worse unless ing man who approaches from out the er persons receiving electrical shocks ground. Before morning she and her you can euro your LIVER. This important organ shadowy somewhere to marry you.” "Wlmt do you mean?” she gasped. have not been buried before they rescuer were sailing rapidly down the A Japanese removes Ms sandals, M. WILSON, Dentist. Office, first door north is out o f order and you most care it by promptly “Just what 1 say; I’m sure lie’s yery were ieally dead, and it is sufficient to St. Lawrence before a stiff, breeze, crosses his hands, and cries out: “Spare J • o f the Bank, Ohaxg-areasonable and satia- i s using those never failingl^BHBH9HHHHHHH "H e does not exist! He has no being! action guaranteed. 1 tell you I would not marry the most attentive—at least the people say so.” raise serious doubt whether the death bound for Falmouth. You can guess me.” , Dr. C. McLane’ s Celebrated Liver Pills. perfect man on earth!” "But I thought—that is, he—” punishment o f murderers by electrical the sequel— how they fell in love and The Burmese pretend to smell of a S. MEAD, Manufacturer of Lumber. Cns Ihey will restore you and give vigorand health, to shocks is sufficient.—N. T. Qraphie, were married.—Lewiston Journal. M , ton Sawing promptly utleuded to on short Oi\ rrjarJ(ef in yoar whole system, zsakisg you strong and well “ Not marry! Why, Nettie dear, A nd then Belle laughed so merrily person’s face, pronounce it sweet, and nonce. Buchanan. Jliclu Dnly 25 cents a box, and they may save^your life, what do you mean ?” that Nettie, seeing the trap into which ask for “a smell ” dskyoordruggist for the genuino “Exactly what X say. X have seen she had fallen, turned from white to only one $hajbe- X > r . O . M o X jA X J E ^ S A striking salutation in the South too much of the miseries of married red again. Regarding Ghooly Khan’s Master. A Jar of Sweetness. Sea islands is to fling a jar of water life. Do you remember Louise Hunt, “It is quite clear, as I perceive you My grandmother gathers all her over the head of a friend. 3 xf%- full ibozfelutj, CELEBRA TED LIVER PIUS Many of the endless stories told —MADEBY— and how well we all thought she had know ” said Belle, pursuing her advan­ roses as they bloom, and when they —— AM I)------abou: tiie shah are good. What strikes In some of the South Sea islands na­ tfje m ost convfen/ent FLEMING BROS., Pittsburgh, Pa. married? She and I were like sisters, tage, “that he intends to marry one of drop carefully dries their petals in the tives spit on their hands and then rub and when 1 made iny last visit to her ns; and if you don’t take compassion ' those he meets at first is the absolute ^Hhokont for Coonteefeits made in SL Loui3, frankness with which he uses Ids lim­ sun and treasures them ready for a the face o f the complimented person. J 1 m ^ . to Cut for pocket or X was shocked. Her husband seemed on him I shall, that's all,” And she . rS U L M * ited knowledge of the French lan­ time of need. Let there be' a case of so careless. He would walk off to his was gone before Nettie could collect weak, inflamed eyes or a slight sum­ The Australian, natives practice the Having recently erected an ftoere guage on being introduced. For in­ singular custom, when meeting, of t o carry Wfjole. USErroRfpo5sH TB? business and leave Lou with a cold her wits sufficiently to make an appro­ mer disorder in an infant and grand­ P E R F U M E S T H E B R E A T H . stance, a lady over thirty and not more Sticking out their tongues at each Improved Brick, and Tiling Eiln kiss, and never ask if there was any­ priate answer. mother will appear, a practical com­ thing he could do for her down town. After that Nettie kept diseretly sir than forty had intrigued successfully other. Insist on fja>/mg flie for a presentation. He glanced at her forter, with her infusion of dried or I am now prepared to furnish thr I have seen her look so hurt that I de­ lent if Belle chanced to be present fresh rose leaves. On her light stand The Arabs bug and kiss each other, G e n u in e wife Hie red H Dr. A. E. ORR. sired nothing so much as the privilege when marriage was discussed; and disapprovingly through his spectacles making simultaneously a host of in­ Without a muscle of his face moving, is always the quaint jar of sweetness of shaking him" Belle' drew her own conclusions from which she prepares in this way : Gath­ quiries about each other’s health and H e s f tin tag, made onjy by, aud said, bluntly: “ Trop tard,” by "What a pity you didn’t!” laughed the fact, and divined what Would be er the fragrant rose petals and sprin­ prospects. 3bhn 'fhtzer$rBrdSybouisVillef Ky Belle. the end of all Nettie's fine talk. which he meant to convey that she the market affords. AH Was too old; that lie had met her too kle them with salt, a layer at a time, The Turk crosses his hands upon his Veterinary Snrgeon. “Isn’t it? He deserved it richly. Herbert’s vacation was nearly over, stir each day for one month, pour off breast and makes a profound obeis­ And before they were married he Only one more day being left. This he late in life to be interested. The au­ H EST-CLASS: TILL\ the water and add one tablespoonful ance, thus manifesting his regard with­ 0 (Graduate of Ontario Yeteriuaiy College.) couldn’t stay away from her side even Was determined to spend in Nettie’s thorities started out to dazzle his eastern majesty, but in filet England of ground allspice, cloves, cinnamon, out coming into personal contact With ranglnglnffiae from two to eightinches, for a day, and lingered until the small company alone, and succeeded in win­ nutmeg, mace, dry lemon and orange its object. ------AXiXi CASES ------has been dazzled rather more than the hours every night. Then he used to ning her consent to drive with him to rind. Her granddaughter adds orris ESfOallaudseem y brick and getprices shah, who gets himself up fagardless A Moorish gentleman rides at his send her the loveliest presents, show: a distant point in the mountains from root, some grains of musk, sprigs of friends at a gallop, shooting his pistol, HENRY BXCBGTTT. Attended With Promptness and Skill ing such thought and taste in the se­ which the view was said to be magnifi­ and takes everything but bis own com­ fort with marvelous indifference. His lavender and spikenard, and calls hers and thinks that he has done every thing Ten years’ practical experience in break, lection that I, in my simplicity, believ­ cent, finer than anything they had yet a pot-pourri. My grandmother has in the line of courtesy which can be J. L. REDDICK, ed that there was at least one man who witnessed. custumes have been absolutely gorge­ ing and training Iiorses. ous, The gold belt around liis waist also an inexpensive method of extract­ expected of him. BIX & WLKINSON, would never forget any of those little A t an early hour they started, with ing the perfume of her favorite flower; NILKS, MICH., Office in Lister’s Livery Stable, Front is fastened with the biggest emerald - - - -«i>- — attentions so dear to a wife. How a pair of stout horses and a driver who Gather the rose petals dry into a jar, street, Bucbanan. 4G in the world. He wears breast plates utterly foolish in any sane woman to thoroughly understood his business, take a bottle that will fit exactly Fucilleton. Wishes to call the attention of the of enormous diamonds, besides Avhich trust to the bright promises men are so and who could have found his Way in into the mouth of a jar when inverted. Some people ask questions for the readers of the R ecord to the fact lavish in making!” the dark. he lias a tremendous aigrette of bril- lieuts in his hat, and strings of pre­ Soak clean pieces o f sponge in pure sake of being answered, but more for ‘’Oh, but Nettie dearest, they are not olive oil and place them in the bottle. BUY SELL EEAL ESTATE, that lie is prepared to supply all con­ The road wound up and around the cious stones scattered all over him. the sake of answering them them­ m templating building Or using all so bad as that!” mountain, and view after view of sur­ Invert the jar and set it in the hot selves. "Not so bad? They are a thousand A man who understands such things prising beauty passed before tneir en­ saw him at an opera and be said that sunshine for five days. The heat MOISEY TO LOAN times, worse! Why, Howard Payne is chanted eyes. A t last they reached a will distil the perfume of the pe­ “ I am like a tree,” he observed, as be would be very glad to buy him as tbe clock struck eleven. “X am rooted considered a model husband, far above point beyond which the carriage could tals and saturate the sponges. As he stood for $-,000,000 and return him at your side.” • large or small sums, atlow rates, on improved LUMBER the average. N ow only last su miner I not go. Leaving it, they started at often as the leaves dry change to farms only. next day unharmed minus liis clothes. “Yes, but you never leave, do you?” In any manner, from a large stock, had an illustration of how little men’s once to make the ascent. fresh ones. When the sponges are COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING vows mean. You remember that Min­ His majesty wears among other orna­ And then he “put forth.” at prices that defy competition. “It will net be difficult, I think,” ments, the sash of the order of the Gar­ wet squeeze out the oil and keep it in nie Caxton and I were together at the Herbert said. “Trust yourself to my a rightly corked vial. A Iowa man told a lovesick girl that J!soP Csusiy Agents for REMIIEIOii TYPE WHITES Springs? Well, the night that she and ter, to the center of which he has fas­ guidance, and when we reach the sum­ tened liis enormous diamond called the he would marry her if she would com­ Bob Terry—her husband now—became 'by SESSHiEN SPRI K C f fit fH mit I am sure that you will feel repaid Sea of Light. The man who had val­ mit- to memory the whole of Webster’s H E H AS engaged, I had retired, aud was fast How He Insulted Her. EA.ST. for your trouble.” ued his majesty at Si,000,000 did not dictionary. She didn’t suppose she sinking into the arms of Morpheus, could do it, but she did, but now he Sum m er Scliool Fifteen minutes more of rather pain­ not ice this at first, but when lie did he When Gen. O. O. Howard was LEAVE BUCliANAN. when she rushed in, full of excitement, ful climbing, and a sudden turn of the will have to take the consequences the to tell me all about it. When at last I was willing to increase liis price con- marching down through Tennessee -----OP THE----- Mail, N o. 4...... lltns A. M path around the knob or pinnacle, Gen. Whnlesey, late president o f the rest of his life.—Burlington Free Press. Kalamazoo Accommodation, No. 10.. .. S:03 P. it begged her to go to sleep she exclaimed, sidi rable.—London Correspondence. Night Express, No-12...... 12:32 A. hi brought them face to face with a scene Freedmen’s back, was assistant adju­ FROM §1.25 UP. ‘Oli, Nettie, how can you a-k me to do ------a a >» What she waited for.—“Are yon do­ N ormaE & Col legi ate of such entrancing beauty as Nettie’s tant general on his staff. Whittlesey t e a - i a s r s w e s t . so? At this very moment I know he ing much gardening. Miss Struckoyle?” INSTITUTE, And, fo r the quality, they are cheaper vivid imagination had never pictured The Length of Legs. had been a clergyman down in Maine, “No; not much; you see 1 have not yet LEAVE BUeHANAN. is awake and thiuking o f me, for he de­ or conceived. Fora few brief moments and was fully as straight-laced as clared that sleep should not visit his got tiie proper stockings for such Benton Harbor, Mich. than yon can buy at any other yard Kalamazoo Accommodation,No. 13 7:51 A. M. she felt as though she were in the A lawyer is presumed to lie always Howard. One day Howard drove into Mail, N o .lt ...... 4:81 P.M . eyes uutil they rested on my face again. wort.” “Got what?” “The proper Will ^pen on Monday,. July 8, 1889, in the State. We mean this, em­ actual presence of the great God of na­ able to suggest a difficulty no mat'er a farm yard from whirh Whittlesey EveningExjiress, N o.7 ...... 3:19 A.M . Dear old fellow! he is thinking of me stockings—the rubber garden hose I and Continue Six Weeks. ture, the Creator o f ail this surpassing h o w self evident the case may seem, was just depaning. A w oman and her phatically, A large lot of Hemlock A . F. Peacock, Local Agent. this moment’ And so slie rambled on see adverlisedln the papers.”—Time. Courses o f instruction will include all the sub­ O. W. Kugci.es, G. P &T. A. magnificence. but the truly great lawyer knows how grown daughter were"standing outside and on, and 1 listened and sympa­ sets required totTeachers’ Certificates, alt grades, piece stuff for sale at retail, at whole­ Awakening at last from her trance to .-.late a point so that even a brother the door. A dutiful son.— ’John, this Is a very with review classes in PliysiC3, Chemistry, Rhetor­ thized and believed in him.” bad report you bring me from school.” ic, Geometry, Languages, etc. sale prices. of delight, she turned for sympathy to lawyer cannot start an objection. Ac­ “My good woman,’’ said Howard, BtsnETsOAitTStiijtc will be fangbt practically by E. E. FAST, M. D. ^ Well, perhaps she was rignt,” sug­ Herbert, and met Ins gaze bent full cording to the Yarlcee Blade Stephen “ will you kiDdy give me a drink o f wa­ “I know, father, but you know you an experienced Kindergartener. gested Belie. upon her. She looked into his eyes, A. Douglas and Mr. Lovejoy were once said if I would bring you a first-class Daily comprehensive lectnrcs in Chemistry, Office in rooms formerly occupied hy Dr. Sprang, “ Was she. indeed? The next day my ter.” Physics, Astronomy, etc., with simple apparatus on Main Street and read there a love true and unmis­ gossiping together wliea Abraham “No. Get out of my yard. A lot of report, you would, give me a dollar, GEORGIA PINE cousin, Allen Benton, happened to say adapted for public school work. takable. Lincoln came in.. more impudent Yankees I never seed.” and I wanted to save yon that ex­ Daily Pi.oguam J :00 to9:30 A, M., recitations. Diseases of Children a Specialty. in my presence, ‘ L haye just passed the "Surely tins inan loves me.” she The two men immediately turned “But 1 have done nothing and said pens e,”- -FIrgetide Blatter. 9:30 to 10 M3 A . if., lectures. 10:15 to 12;C0 A. M-, ------AND ------most wretched night, and I feel like a recitations. 12:00 to 1:00 P. M., recess. 1:00 to Office hours—Until 9 A. M.; from 1 to 3, and thought-, as iter eyes dropped beneath th»'4r attention to the proper length of nothing out of the way, and will se­ 2:30 p At., recitation and lecrnre. 2:30 to 6:00 • If a Chinaman desires the death Of an after 7 r.M. 9 bear this morning. I had a raging his ardent gaze. a man’s legs. verely punish any of my soldiers who P . AL, recreation, scientific excursions, photog­ toothache, but I had dropped into a enemy he goes and hangs himself upon raphy, etc. Then, with bowed head and rever< nt “ Now,” said Lovejoy, “ Abe’s legs are should say or do anything wrong.” that enemy's door. It is considered a Students attending this school will enjoy every doze, when Rob Terry came stamping mien, he spoke. altogether too long, and yours, Douglag, advantage Ibr study, exercise, and recreation and into the room. He was off into dream­ “ That siJer insulted me,” said she, sure way to kill not only the particu­ at much less expense than at other lakeside Sum­ "Nettie, in the presence o all this L ihiuk, are a lil.tlu too short. Let’s pointing to the retreating figure -of lar enemy, but members o f his entire mer resorts. A specialty. land like a shot, but I was mad with Tuition for the term, in advance, S5.O0, Board grandeur I swear 1 love you! 1 know ask Abe w hat, he thinks about it.” Gen. Whittlesey. “ He axed me for a family will be in jeopardy of losing pain, aud tossed and suffered until the that you don’t believe in man’s sincer­ The conversation had been carried drink of water, and when I done give and lodging, in cottages, per week. S2.50. Total Warnimeals' at all hours. Confection­ morning sun streamed into my win­ ■their lives. expense for the term heed not exceed $20.00. ity; but wont you believe me. dear ?” on'with a view to Lincoln's overhear­ it to him lie sassed me ” Write to CALL AND SEE ME. ery, Fruits and Cigars.. Opposite hotel, dow.’ ” She hesitated a moment, but his ac­ ing it, and they closed it bv saying: “ But—but that is Gen. Whittlesey, G. J. EDGOUAtBE, A . if., Ph. D. Bucbanan, Midi. “Too bad, I declare!” said Belle, A Secret Tallisman. 34 tf Principal, cent of perfect truth and sincerity left “ Abe, what do you think about?” of my staff. I am sure lie wouldn’t he J, L. REDDICK. sympatbizingly. “Did you ever tell George F. Anderson. no room for doubt. With a look of Mr, Lincoln had a far away look as rude to any woman.” The Germans have a story which The WONDERFUL Minnie of it?” complete trust she laid her baud in his. he sat with one leg twisted around the “ Maw,” said the girl, pulling her that home-loving people like to repeat. CHAIR Estate of Thomas Vanderhoof. “Of course not; hers was a case of and together in the silence of a full other, but lie responded to tile ques- mother’s dress. “J reckon lie mongbt- A father, when Ills daughter became a First publication, July 4,1889. ‘ignorance is bliss,’ you know ; but the understanding they descended the tio; : • n’t have meant anything niisbeholdeu.” bride, gave her a golden casket with ) Gombinlnz a Parlor, Library, Smok­ incident did not increase my faith in ing. Reclining, nr Invalid CHAIR. TATE, OF MICHIGAN, County of Berrien.—ss mountain. “Think about what?” “Hush; don’t I know low-down the injunction not to pass it into other At aacssionof the Probate Conrt for said County, the affection of man." LOUNGE. BED.. w A A and S That night no sleep visited Nettie’s “Well, we’re talking about tiie prop­ hands for it held a charm which, in cr COUCH. Price l U U ip. held at the Probate Office,in the village o f Berrien “ But surely, Nettie, they are not all blackguard talk when I hear it? He . We make the largest variety of Springs, on the 27th, day o f June, in the year eyes until the dawn peered in beneath er length of a man's legs. We think asked me the state of my nativity V”— ■lier Keeping, would be of inestimable Ifidiaitahte. Reclining. Phiilclaas* one thousand eight hundred and eighty-nine. like that.” Sand Surgeons’ Operating, Invalid ttie closed shutters. After a few mo­ yours a e too long and Douglas’ too Washington Post. value to ber as the mistress of a bouse. Present, David E- n hoi an, Judge of Probate “A ll alike, I tell you, and I, for one, _ -Rolling. Hammock. OSce. Library. ments of oblivion she was aroused to short, and we would like to know Not only was she to have the entire Fancy Cartel Foldlog. Reed aad. Rattan C H A IR S a n d In the matter of the estate o f Thomas Yander- do not mean to give any one among ■ ------— ------ROCKERS BICYCLES. TRICYCLES.VE­ hoor, deceased. find a servant standing beside her bed what you think is the proper length.'’ care of it, but she was to take it every On reading and filing the petition, dnly ve rifled, them llie opportunity to trample upon LOCIPEDES and SELF PROPELLERS. with a salyer upon which lay a letter. morning to the cellar, the kitchen, the oTTryphena C. Vanderhoot, praying that adminis­ my tender affections. X have made up "W ell,” said Mr. Lincoln, “ that’s a The Position of Etiquette. ALL KINDS OF APPLIANCES FOR INVALIDS. tration of said estate may be granted to Charles Eagerly she seized and opened it, and matter that I’ve never given any dining-room, tbe library, the parlor, the my mind never to marry unless, by The Samoans sleep an cucoa mats, B A B Y 0 OACHES F . Howe, as Administrator, SebonU non or to as she read the last lingering doubt of thought to, so, of course, may be mis­ bedrooms, and to remain with it In some other suitable person. great good luck, I should have it made with a bundle of bamboo sticks as a Thereupon it is ordered thatMonday, the 29th Herbert’s perfect love left her mind taken; but my first impiession is that each place for five minutes looking Over IOO different designs. plain to me that my lover carried my pillow. The mats are hung about the Our Patent Automatic Brake on alt Car. day o f July next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, forever; for the letter had been Written a man’s iegs ought to be long enough carefully about. After a lapse o f three riage.*.Jree. V e haFg discontinued be assigned for the hearing o f said petition, image in his heart at least twenty-four beams vf the hut dining the day. In years the father was to send the key, wholesaling r by placing your orders and that the heirs at law o f said deceased, hours after I had promised to marry ill the small hours, and proved that one to reach from his body to the ground.” rainy or windy weather cocoa-mat cur­ direct with themakersyou can .are and all other persons, interested in said estate, man, at least, could not “sleep like a —liirmingham Age-Herald. that the secret talisman might be re­ several profits. Oar slashing prices t are required to appear at a session of said court, him. The idea of a man steeping like tains are let down around the sides of and special B a r g a in s sriHostonlabA leg” on liis betrothal night. vealed. The directions were followed. y<*o. Goods Bolounder a guarantee t then to beholden in the Probate Office, in the vil­ a log on the night of his betrothal!” the hut, which in shank is something and delivered. T ree ta any point in \ lage ol Berrien Springs, and show cause, So romantic Nettie was satisfied. Tile key was sent. The casket was L'nitcd Stales. C3F~Send stamp for _ _ if any thereby why the prayer-of the petitioner "Yes, it’s very sad,” said Belle, sleep­ like a large field-tent, blit made of a Catalogue, and state classof goods yon. wish it to t. “What cared, she that Belle laughed, and Cigar Ends. opened. It was found to contain an old should not be granted. And it is further order­ ily. thatched roof, supported by bamboo parchment on which was written these LUBURC MFC. CO. ed, that said, petitioner give notice to the This conversation had ocCutred in a declared that her belief m woman’s sticks; no flooring save the spreading 5 laK ortii B izhtb Street* .Philadelphia* Pa* persons interested in. said estate, ot the penden­ vows was shattered forever? Site In Germa*y and elsewhere there words; “ The eyes of the mistress are cy o f said petition, aad the hearing thereof, by room adjacent to one occupied by a have long existed societies for collect­ out of mats as occasion may require. worth one hundred pair o f servants’ Causing a copy of thiB order to be published in young lawyer from Virginia, Herbert knew that she had won an affection The position of etiquette in the house the Buchanan Record, a newspaper printed and true as steel. Nor was she ever disap­ ing cigar ends—the. tips cut off to per­ hands.” The wise father knew that a circulated in said county, three successive weeks Pryor had been an interested listener is a squatting one. legs drawn under­ pointed in her lover, for such lie is still, mit suction on lighting, and the parts practice of inspection followed faith­ prevtonstosaid day of hearing. to all that was said, and lay awake for neath. This is a national one, consid­ [L.S.] DAVID E. HINMAN, aud Such lie will remain as long as he left when the smoker dare not proceed fully for three years would become a (A true copy.) Judge of Probate hours thinking it over. fur her out of mercy to his mustache. ering no chairs are used, but it is ex­ habit and be self perpetuating—that IS Lastpnblication, July 25,18S9. liyes. The vo ws which were so solemn­ “X wonder what my neighbors are It is customary to have boxes for pre­ pected of the white visitor. Fashion vhe golden casket and hidden charm like?” be mused.' “Hope I shall meet ly plighted were religiously kept, and is so strong an autocrat in the South THE LADIES’ FAVORITE. there lives not to day upon old Vir­ serving the remnants on the taides of would have accomplished; their mis­ Why puzzle your hrain over the perplexing NEVER OUT OF ORDER. them. That Miss Nettie doesn’t seem seas as in Paris, and when you are in question as to what machine you will boy, when ginia's soil a happier pair than Ber­ hotel smoking rooms, as well as in sion. only a moment’ s thought will convince you that I f yotidcsire to purchase a sewing machine, tf> have any too high an opinion of our private houses. They are collected at Samoa, y ou must do as Samoans do. the W H ITEis the BEST in every respect. Dr. J. T. SALTER ask our agent at your place for terms and sex. X do not know that her pictures ber Pryor and liis beautiful wife.— They are ch-anly of their bodies, wash­ prices. If you cnnnotfiud our agent, write WaverleyMagazine, given times and sold to the ma"ti!ac- - ’ ’ A Sim ple T e st Would inform the citizens of Bnchanan and sur­ direct to nearest address toyouboiow named. are overdrawn, either, for I have often Hirers, who make snuff of them, or cut ing often and using soap, if they have rounding country that all who want his been struck with the same sort of them up after a kindly stepping for it, oftener a bark similar to our soap It doesn't require an expert to tell m m w m machine m g e k . thing she complains of.” bark. whether a diamond is genuine cr npt. -*« - ~ ZB UNION SQUARE.N.Y.- DAU.AS. Governmental Statistics. Smoking mixtures. Their price goes ... ATLANTA.GA.______Next morning Herbert was awaken­ to orphan institutions or other chari­ *------^ l l > :------— The test is simple, and can be made iii ^ SANfRANCISCO.CHL. ed by the sound of voices in the ad­ Some interesting statistics may be ties. Now the news comes that an or­ any place anil in a moment. All you joining chamber, and springing up he gathered, says BrOdstreet's, from the AV ALL ACE RIL E X , A g e n t . ganization of the kind, and that on a Ten Dou’ts for the Fanner’s Garden. need is a piece of paper and a lead ------AND- dressed hurriedly, Wishing to be in the last statistical abstract of the United pencil. With the latter make a small grand scale, lias just been started in 1. Don’t deprive yourself and fami­ dining-room early in order to see his States. It appears that the revenue of Sweden. The Queen is the president, dot on t he piece of paper, t hen look at You should Esad T heChica- neighbors enter, and wondering if he the government amounted in 1888 to ly o f fruits and vegetables. it through the diamond. If yon can FOURTH go D aily N ews because you any young ladies and gentlemen 2. Don’ t depend upon wild berries. ■want the best your money *ivilt should recognize them at sight. $6.32 per capita o f population. The ex­ see but one dot you can depend upon throughout the country are members. 3. Don’t depend upon tiie markets POINT buy. T he D aily News is a lie had not long to wait, for he was penditures of the government, not in­ Fathers and mothers and sweethearts it that the stone is genuine, and if the Made or endorsed by himself, can obtain them at member of the AssociatcdPress. hardly seated when the girls came in, cluding payment of the national debt, o'r your neighbors. mark is scattered, or more that one, any o f the Thismeansthat its newsservice are prayed not to throw away cigar 4. Don't set aside your poorest land is unsurpassed. Two ofits staff accompanied by a gentleman, and was amounted to $4.47 per capita. The ends. These ate to be gathered from you will be perfectly safe in refusing live in Washington the year placed at a table quite near him. He national debt per capita amounted to for your garden. to pay ten ten Is for a stone that may Buchanan Drug: Stores. round, and are exclusively oc­ the streets. The money to be got from 5. Don’t plant in a restricted area cupied in its service. It has ate his breakfast slowly, stealing de­ $17.71, and the interest thereon to 65 the product will nourish and educate- he offei ed for five hundred dollars.' special correspondents through­ lighted glances at the fresh young cents. The duties collected on imports closely fenced in. out the United States, and in five hundred Children. Here is a chance 0. Don’t plant in little beds. Charley Buck’s the leading capitals o f Europe. faces, and comparing them with each amounted to $3.47 per capita, and the for some philanthropic person to start "7. Don’t plant in an old orchard. Prof. Fresenius. of ■Wiesbaden, after It has 33t people regularly on other. internal revenue amounted to $2.07 per such a society in this country. its payroll. It takes between “By Jove! that tall one is a Stunner, capita. The average ad valorem rates ' 8. Don’t plant largely of anything a long series of chemical analyses, de­ £5,500 and $5,000 per week to which demands great attention when pay them—nearly $30p,cco a and the little one isn’t bad. She has a of duty on all imports in 1S88 amount­ ------9 i » ■------clares that an egg contains as .much year. Its expenditures aggre­ farm work is most pressing. nourishment as a pound and sin ounce Old Post-Office Building, gate very nearly $1,000,000 an­ sweet, piquant face, and a wild rose ed to 30 per cent, and the average ad Found Out. nually. A ll this means quality. flush, on her cheek. I must get an in­ valorem rates on all dutiable imports 9. Don’t get plants or seeds of neg­ of cherries, a pound and a quarter of lectful neighbors of from old planta­ Buchanan, Mich. Rem em ber—\ts circulation is 270,000 a day—over troduction.” amounted to 45.63 per cent. The per We are discovered, says Burdette, grapes, a pound and a half of russet tions. Am prepared to do Washing ior families or a million a week—and it costs by mail 25 cts. Fortune favored him almost immedi­ capita estimates aboye given are based A type-writer girl, who has Seen much apples, t wo pounds of gooseberries, and a month, four months $x.oo,— one centa day* individnalsin first-dassstyle. 15-18 ately, for it was the custom of the upon an estimate of population of 60,- of men and their ways during business 10. Don’s put implicit faith in nov­ .four pounds of pears, and that 114 Its Handsome Bent Woodwork, guests to walk or sit on the cool, sbad- 018,000 made by the late actuary of the hours, writes that she is “sick of men. elties.—L. H. Baity, in Cuntry Gentle­ pounds of grapes, 127 pounds of russet m an. Its Simplicity and Durability, . ed verandas after breakfast, and a mu­ Treasury Department. This estimate They are messy: they are silly; they apples, 192 pounds o f pears, and 327 tual friend soon presented him to the is in all probability too low. An in­ talk utter nonsense. I am beginning p-niiids o f plums are equal in nourish­ ^ to believe that a trashy dime hovel ment to 100 pounds of potatoes. Its Bight Running and Noiseless girls. The “little one,” as be ever after­ crease of tbe figures for population Not A like. INSURE YOUR PROPERTY IN THE ward called her, seemed to like him at would of course require a slight reduc­ ?' is better society than tiie average qualities, and its great range o f work, N o two sides of the human face are once, and they were soon engaged in a tion in the per capita estimates. The man, and equally improving.” I Little Red Ants lively conversation. After that it often statiitics regarding savings banks over, told you so. We said when men be­ exactly alike: In at least nineteen AH unite to m a ke it HUB' MUTUAL IHMHCE CO., happened that they were paired off a period of five years show a steady gan to employ girls in business offices cases out-of twenty the left side o f the I have found Lv cxper'i nce, «ays lice —WITH— together in the numerous excursions growth in the number of deposits and that it wouldn’t be long before they face is tbe most characl eristic, ami, editor of one -o' our exchanges, Hint The Most Perfect Machine of Wm. BURRUS, Director. upon which they went, subjecting in the aggregate amount of deposits, found us out. N o; they wouldn’t lis­ the strongest likeness; but often tiie liule m l aiiis caniiOt travel ■« ver iv« 1 the D ay. Notice to the Ladies! themselves—as people will—to all sorts with but a slight ebauge in the aver­ ten to us; you went on employing right side is the . most comely. Of or rag carpel. I i-ovci ed i. y ll or with o f discomfort and hard labor .and call­ age amount due each depositor^ In them, thinking that because a girl is course this characteristic is more coarse, liaise set my sola o.i that, and For sale by THE YANKEE BLADE Dr, E. S. Dodd & Son, ing it pleasure. Occasionally, however, 1887—88 the aggregate deposits pretty she had no sense. Now see sharply defined in some faces than in have not be,en tr milled since. Govern Is one o f the Oldest and Best and the Cheapest Herbert found an opportunity to ap­ amounted to $1,364,196,550,the number where you are. She b as seized you up others. W e all smile on the left side shelf in your closet or pant ry with W eeUy ISmDy Story Paper la America, Druggists and Booksellers, have the agency for J. W . Beistle, U artu columns, of fascinating stories every week the sale of the fornons specific, “ Orange Blossom,* proach Nettie, and along conversation of depositors amounted to 3,838,291, before she had. been with the house of our face. Our facial muscles move, flannel, set whatever you. wish t * keep Price, (24)0 a year. One year on trial to new a positive cure for all Feinale diseases. Every was the result. Every interview but and tbe average amount due each de­ iong-enougli to'learn where they kept as it were, with more ease and facility from tiie airs on it, mid they will at B u c h a n a n , M ic h . subscribers,only(1 .0 0 . SeUdstampforsampIc lady can treat herself. Coll for “A Plain Talk to copy. Potter & Potter. Publishers, 20 Hawley Sb deepened bis interest in the lovely girl. positor was $355.41. the postage stamps. . on the left side. . once disappear. I have t ried it, Bonon.afassi. . Ladles.” Trial box (fee. By ISK SE OAKS ACORNS. Berrien Springs Era. puny. Luc 'tne W ile ’ nefserr lOO L adles W anted, Buchanan R ecord. BEING A WOMAN. And 100 men to call' on any druggist Mr. L. P. Field has sold his farm of Emily A. Bronson, wife of H. M. is an angel of innocent purity and Farce, of this township, died Friday What She lias to Do and Wbat tho Sterner first love devotion. As we read for a/ree trial package of Lane’s Fam­ forty-five acres, north of town, to Wis­ July 5, and was buried the next day. Scs Don’t Do. this story wc are frequently led ily Medicine, the great root and herb ' JOHN C. HOLMES, Editor. consin parties. She was born Jan. 1 ,1S27, in Luzerne • There isn’t a man in the world but to wonder just how far it is remedy, discovered by Dr. Silas Lane Prof, Turner was in town, Monday Co., P a .. . . A representative of one of thinks a woman lias an easy time, and autobiographical. The fictitious hero while in the Rocky Mountains. For diseases of the blood, liver and kidneys T H U R SD A Y . J U L Y 25, 18S9. and Tuesday, looking over the ground the largest furniture factories of there isn’t one. if he bad to go through of the tale, Capt. Maynard, is so Grand Rapids was iu town yesterday, the fuss ami bother of being one, who like the undoubtedly real author Capt. it is a positive cure. For constipation for his coming labors. » and contracted for all the red oak lum­ wouldn’t bo in un insane asylum in ' Reid (n ot to speak of the similarity in and clearing the comp'exion it does Little Mabel' Hall, while playing It will be unlawful: to sell tobacco in ber Richmond’s mill can supply. He less than a year. In the first place, name) that the latter was evidently, wonders Children like it. Everyone With other children in Mr. MeKie’a was delighted with the quality of the you must look well. A ' man can in many respects at least, portraying praises it. Large-size packages, 50 any form to minors in this state after barn, fell and broke her leg below the goods, and seemed sorrowful that bo as ugly as home made sin and still himself in manuscript. Mrs. Reid cents. A t all druggists’. 43yl August 7. there was not more of it to be had. be popular. Whiskers cover up the says, in her preface to this edition, knee Dr. Pardee reduced the fracture, The deuce of clubs—Coming home most of his face,'and even though lie that most of the events related were from ’em. and the child is doing Veil. has a mouth big enough to take actual incidents in tho life or within Two villages on the little Kanawha, State items. SuArteti iDcailt. Profi Johnson, from the Upper Pen­ in a whole "ini nee pie at a the experience of the author. In the in'West Virginia, were destroyed by a Edward II Bice,a YanBuren county single bite, nobody suspects it. The papers are full of'sudden deaths. insula, a former teacher in our school, story Capt. Maynard was born in Ire­ flood, Thursday evening. veteran, lias been allowed Si,200 back If he has wrinkles, nobody thinks ho land in 1818, and began his literary If you have choking sensations, flutter­ is: visiting his mothcrand other friends ing pain or tenderness in chest, faint pension money. is getting old, but talk about the lines career when about 30. Ho fought in. of tliis place. of care on his forehead. Lines of care I the Mexican war and was wounded easily, take Miles’ New Cure for the Gen. Alger and party returned this Rev. M. M. Martin started, Tuesday, Rev. Mr. Stratton, who has minis­ humph 1 In nine cases out of ton those while storming Chapultepec, and in heart, and so escape death, as did Hen­ week from .their trip to Alaska, after tered to a United Brethren flock at lines of care wore caused by him scold­ 1S4D ho set out to fight for the Hun­ ry Brown, druggist, Cleveland, Ohio. for a three weeks’ visit at Bay View. Sold by W. II. Keeler, 5 having a delightful trip. Charlotte for some time, was locked ing liis wife when dinner was two garian revolutionists, A ll this is true This as a summer resort is becoming minutes late, or when one of those of Mayno Reid. Is it not also true that out of his church Sunday by his dea­ The consumption of cigarettes—Pul­ very popular. The excellent program masculine butions popped off, and, Mrs. Reid, the widow of the author monary. The Governor o f New- Y ork is wait­ cons. Mr. Stratton is an Odd Fellow, oh, my, what a hullabaloo ho and selection of instructors make it a since 1883, was the original of this BE. X*.- - -A New Principle. sets up then. But nobody says “Child Wife?”—Washington Public ing anxiously for the Governor of Mis­ very helpful as restful, and healthful and the opposition to lam is said to be A great physician has discovered that on that account. The presiding elder anything about lines of care on Opinion. sissippi to call for the sluggers. Does place to spent the summer months. her forehead! Oh, no! And a man’s the time way to act on the lit ef, stom­ he hear the call? Miss Myrta Mason has returned is said to sympathize vitli the deacons. nose might put a blood red beet to ' Tlio Juggler and the Scotchman. ach, bowels, stomach, is through their nerves. Miles’ Pills, the smallest and from a prolonged visit among friends Paw Paw had a small-sized cloud shame ; but nobody suspects ho drinks. One o f his most surprising feats was performed on one of our party, a mildest. Samples free, Sold al W. H. During the past four years a sea ser­ burst last, week. H o lives lost. Oh, no! A woman must always bo in Lawton. just so, must look charming and sweet, Scotchman named McFarlahe. Plac­ Keeler, 5 pent has been seen several times in Mrs. Win. Chamberlain and sons A berry picker, near Bay City, found no matter how sour she feels; she must ing in McFarlane’s hands three pice— A secret door.— The mouth o f lovely la k e Winnebago, Wisconsin. Saturday will spend a few weeks at Bay View, a box of baby bones in Ihe woods. sing, and play on the piano and say small copper coins equal to one farth­ woman. the monster was captured and proved and “Still there’s more to follow.” something nice to everybody. Her ing in value—he requested the Scotch­ Frank L°gg. of Oscola, Livingston man to hold them as tightly as possi­ The Verdict Unanimous-—3 to ha a sea lion, which had escaped The pulpit at the Congregational dress must hang and fit just so, have county, died a few days ago. He the latest pucker, even it is was made ble and not to permit them to escape W. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, tod, from a circus in that vicinity. testifies: “I can recommend Electric church, next Sunday, will bo occupied weighed 347 pounds, and to bury him in old Noah’s time. She must wear a liim. McFarlane had a great deal of by ladies. Mrs. M, M. Marlin will No. 3 shoe on a No. 5 foot, and look confidence in himself and very little Bitters as the very best remedy. Eve­ it took the largest coffin ever used m in jugglers, and would have wa­ ry bottle lias given relief in every case read a paper in the morning, and the well dressed on 75 cents a week. She The balance of the country has been the county. can’t go out alone at night, as woman gered a round sum that he could hold One man took six bottles and was Ladies’ Missionary Society, Mrs. E . K. watching with interest to see Gov. One o f Forepaugli’s circus horses se­ mustbe protected; she can’t be a Free­ three pic© for the balance of the day. cured of rheumatism of ten years’ Warren President, will, bold a meeting mason, as she’d tell all about the goat But in a few moments the pice began standing.” Abraham Hare, druggist, Lowrey land Sullivan and Kiirain and verely injured D. P. Hendershot, of in the evening. and the greased pig; she can’t whistle, to swell, and MeFai-lano declared ho Belville, Ohio, affirms : “The best sell­ all his hackers into his state prison, Manistee, and on hearing o f it Mr. could feel them squirming. At last ing medicine I have ever handled in At a meeting of the; School Board, climb fences, stone cats, or say what hut he appears to have lapsed into “in­ Forepaugb gave Mr. Hendershot 8250, she feels when she gets mad. She bo dropped them, and behold the my 20 years’ experience, is Electric nocuous desuetude” or is taking an Monday evening, S. M. Copeland was can’t go a-couiTing. but must manage coins had changed to young cobra-di- Bitters.” Thousands of others have When the Methodists settled on nay annual nap. Perhaps his bluster direct­ elected to fill the vaoaney caused by some way to get married before she is capellos, each about Six inches long, ad.led their testimony, so that the ver­ View as their camp meeting grounds, 25, or everybody will feel terribly hurt and these disappeared from our sight dict is •unanimous that Electric Bitters ly after the fight was intended to mean the resignation of L. P. Field. the Grand Rapids & Indiana company over it and sigh and wonder why she as mysteriously as they had appeared. do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kid­ nothing after all. J. B. Pomroy started, last Thursday8 —Charles E, Komain in The Cosmo­ neys or Blood. Only a half dollar a agreed to give them a warranty deed “ don’t take,” and all the old maids morning, to establish a new home in and widows in the neighborhood will politan. bottle, at W. F. Runner’s Drug Store. for the property, if they stayed thir­ Several state papers are trying to Florida. The family will follow later. smile and nudge each other. Oh, Tlio Noiseless Powder. A bootless attempt — To get up find out who is going to be Gov. Luce’s teen years. They did it, and now they those sign! Scant glances are fifty times Stairs without being heard by ycur worse than open slander, it’s an The discovery o f a new powder that successor. Pretty early to talk about willjfget the ground. explodes noiselessly, and without wife. that. It is enough at present to know I?ROW HALItS. awful tiling to be an old maid and Clarence Cole sued Mrs. Ann Saun­ everybody knows it. Even the smoke, will make a revolution in the A Woman’sDiscovery-—3 that he Will be a Republican.— B et roil Mr. Clint. White is home for a short ders, of Flushing, for assault and bat­ women who arc married to drunken movements of armies. There will “Another wonderful discovery lias T ribu n e. henceforth be no betrayal of the posi­ time, on a visit, from Liiiuoui, Iowa. tery. lie charged that she owed him.,, husbands, and fight and quarrel been made and that loo bv a lady in No one in the state will object seri­ the seven days out of the week, tion of a body of troops by a cloud of this county. Disease, fastened its Mr. Duncan, editor of Riles Repub­ and when he went for his pay she ously to his being; Cyrus G. Luce, ex- live in an agony of spirit ovcrlior anti smoke. It will hardly bo possible clutches up >n Iter and for seven years lican, made a call to our village the cither for soldiers to march with the capting, perhaps, seme aspirant or slapped ids face so hard it made Ids talk about the poor old maid. And if site withstood its severest tests, but other day. head swell. She was fined 827.GO. Then she has had a sweetheart once, and he same inspiration as when a roar of her vital organs were undermined and Democrat, guns accompanied their steps, and to Miss Dora Shook hasaecepUd a posi­ she had him arrested for c'u elly tan­ goes with any one else, now, people death seemed imminent. For three smile when they see her and quietly some extent they were blinded to the months she coughed ii.eessiintly and tion as clerk with the firm of G. A. talizing her fa vorite cow by striking havoc of death in their ranks. - That This is about the time when.Canada remark: “ She got left,” when, in ail could not sleep. She bought of os a Blakeslee & Co. It, and riding on the cow’s back, and probability, lie was the one who got tho powder can explode absolutely bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery for thistles should he attended to in order without any noise is hardly possible. Sheriff Stems ami Deputy Whieomb he was fined 83 for Ids fun. Tit for tat. left. But she must marry well, and 'Consumption and was so much relieved to avoid the punishment prescribed by marry well means marry rich, and to The French guard tho secret of the on taking first dose that she slept all made an excursion through the village Once in a while an editor strikes a new explosive and rifle very jealously, law fo r allowing them to go to seed. in search of a horse-thief last week. get married, in seme people’s minds, is night and w ifi one bottle has been center shot. Here is oue from the tlio whole aim of a woman’s existence. hut it must soon be known to other m iracul ously cured. Her name is Mrs. Those who have any desire to get rid nations. As war increases in terror it We have no such thieves, but we have Mendon News: “An editor works 8G5,bf And when a woman does get married Litthur Lutz.” Thus write W . O. Ham­ of them will have more work than some petty sneak-thieves vv ho are initi­ decreases in its attractions. The chief days per year to get out fifty-twoissues the whole town put their heads to­ rick & Co., o f Shelby, N , C,—Get a free simply to keep them from going to gether and talk over the matter; charm of battle is its excitement. That bottle at. W. F. Runner’s Drug Store, ating themselves by operating among the Lebel rifle greatly diminishes.— seed. One season is enough to kill out of a paper; that’s labor. Once in a if she is good enough for him; no cash drawers and appropriating the St. Louis Globe-Democrat. A boarding house mystery.—Ho w while somebody pays him for a year’s mention is made whether lie is good the most prolific patch if attended to contents. Such transgressors should you ever stand it. properly. subscription; that’s capital. Once in a enough for her or not. O h ! no. Then How tlio “Japs” Sleep. be punished by law- and not reprimand­ they ’will relate anecdotes, how stingy Consumption Surely Cured. while some son of a gun takes the pa­ A Yokohama letter in The Hartford ed, for it’s only a question of time, if her grandfather was; how lazy her T o t h e E d i t o r — Please inform your per for a year or two and vanishes Courant- says: “The Japanese bed is Ed. Hogan, the Jackson aeronaut, allowed to escape so easily, before they Aunt P olly was, and how her grand­ readers that I have a positive remedy without paying for it; that’s anarchy. simply a futon spread upon tho mat­ for the above named disease. By its made an ascension from Brooklyn, Yew mother used to sell beans and butter­ ting. They lie upon this and spread will undertake larger expeditions, and milk, and sweeten her coffee with mo­ timely use thousands ot' hopeless cases But later on justice will overtake the another futon over themselves and York, in a giant air ship last week, and if justice be meted out to them while lasses. She must ho a good cook, and have been permanently cured. I shall last-named creature, for there is a place rest then- heads upon wooden pillows BUCHANAN, MICH. since then nothing definite has been iu youth, ample time for reflection will do up her husband’s shirts so that when be glad to send two bottles of my rem­ where he will get Ids deserts; that's and are happy. A futon is a thickly heard from him, excepting that a pilot be given to correct their pilfering he goes down town, past a Chinese Wadded cotton quilt, exactly like our edy f r e e t o any of your readers who hell.” laundry, John will gnash his teeth, running out from Yew York saw some­ comfortable, and a very nice arrange­ will send me their express and post habits, and they may emerge into hon­ grow green and yellow with hate and .office address. Respectfully, T. A . thing like a balloon on the Atlantic ment such a bed is for the housekeeper. est manhood. I refrain from mention­ The decision of the Supreme Court envy, and twirl his pig tail in the Sl o c u m , M. G„ 181 Pearl st., N. Y . 44yl ocean,, hut which collapsed before be in the case of Eva R. Belles, of Flint, air with the same unholy passion. She The bed is easily made, and in the ing names this time, but an offense morning tile futon is folded and put A firecracker—The poker. could get near it, and it is supposed committed again will demand a full vs. William A . Burr, et. al. is of state must ho' able to lay her hand on every­ thing in a second’s time that her lord away in a closet, and the chamberwork English Spavin Liniment removes that Hogan is dead. The cnly chance importance. The lady was refused is dono. They wear n o night dresses, publication. and master may want, for a man ail Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and hut as every person, even in the poor­ for him is that a schooner that was Mr. Smiley, of Kalamazoo, was here permission to vote for school officers never knows where to find anything. Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, est and humblest station, takes a hot seen near where his balloon callapsed, at the spring election of ’SS. She sued He will put the bootjack away, ten­ Curbs; Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone, last week in the interest of grain buy­ hath once, and in the majority of cases picked him up and took him along to and won, and Burr et. al. took tile case derly hide it in the darkest corner o f Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, ing. the closet, then he’ll turn the house twice a day, there is nothmg uncleanly Coughs, Etc. Save 850 by use of one some foreign port. He had an engage­ in the wearing of the same dress" at Mr, Charley Shook, o f Buchanan, was up. The Supreme Court says women upside down, from the top to the bot­ bottle. Warranted. Sold by W. F. night which is worn in tho day.” ment to make and ascension in St. in town over Sunday. can vote at a school election (Judge tom, and suddenly appear to his wife, Runner, Druggist, Buchanan, Micb. Thomas, Ontario, Saturday. His brother with a countenance like that of the 40yl Miss Cora Allen, of Dayton, Mich., Campbell dlssentiDg). The contention Queer Salutations. avenging angel, and demand; “What William filled this, and, through a fail­ came to make her sister a visit tin's was made that the constitution gave The greeting of tho Persian, “May Shaking hands—A factory lock out . ure to get his parachute to operate, in thunder have you done with the week. the right of suffrage to’ males only. bootjack?” She must shut all the your shadow never grow lesSj” has Btirklen's AruicaSalv?. came near getting killed in his fall. He Mr., Henry Klasner is home, off the The reply o f the court was that the doors, likewise all the bureau drawers, sunk to the ignominy of a drinking The best Salve in the world for Cuts. struck upon a stone, which broke two constitution relegated the school ques­ for a man never was known to shut phrase in our own country, says The Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. road, for a few days. $an Francisco Call. With them it had Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ribs, and was badly bruised otherwise. tion and all pertaining thereto to the either. A woman always has to go to Mrs. John Hamilton, who is ill with bed first in cold weather. He never a significant meaning. An obese man Chilblains, and all Skin Eruptions, typhoid fever, is slowly recovering. legislature, and when the legislature asks her to do this. Oh, n o; wants to they held in esteem, and, as in that and positively cures Piles, or no pay Michigan Corn. M r.------Miller and wife, of Avery, said who should vote at school elections “finish this piece in the paper, dear,” sweltering climate obesity must bo the required. It is guaranteed to give it was acting under the authority the and waits until sho has the sheets to a result o f a full larder and happy indo­ perfect satisfaction, or money refund­ W ashington, July 19.—-The follow­ Mich., is making a visit among rela­ lence, naturally a man of imposing constitution had given it. Eva B. comfortable temperature. She must ed. Price lo cents per box. For sale ing; is the July report by counties upon tives and friends. always take care of the baby, even proportions must necessarily he a man bv W. F. Runner, Druggist. 25yl Belles had a right to vole for school corn in Michigan, which has been issued The whistle of engines and hum of though tho first infantile wonder has of riches and prosperity. Down and out—The first mustache. by the agricultural department: officers, and Burr et. al. erred in pre­ multiplied into a round half or In tho feverish climate of Egypt the threshing machines can be heard people regal’d the pores as the loop­ Fom dto Xeave Home. W exford ,: Was:planted in good Sea­ venting her from doing so,—D etroit three-fourths of a dozen, as the among the farmers, holes of disease. Upon meeting one Over GO people were forced to leave son and had a good start until the case may ha If ho doubles up Mr. Orville Butler spent Sunday out J ou rn a l. another they solicitously inquire, their homss yesterday to call for a DENTISTRY twenty-second and twenty-third of with the colic, whooping cough or Whon Bsbywaa sick, -we gar© her Castoria, of town. the necessary evils c f cutting teeth, “Hew goes the perspiration?” “Do free trial package of Lane’s Family May, when the weather turned cold and you perspire profusely?”—Boston Her­ Medicine. I f your blood is bad, your When she tkis a Child, she cried for Castoiia, froze the ground, killing the corn. Mrs. Chas. Clark is on a visit to Mr. Ft ye Harvest Excursions. paregoric, had temper, short sleeves, bare legs and pins sticking in him, he ald. liver and kidneys out of order, if you When sho became Hiss, she clang to Castoria, That which survived is now doing well. Fry’s, in Joliet, 111. The Burlington Route, C., B. & Q. R. are constipated and have headache, C alh ou n : Planted in good condition ; wants to know why sho don’t keep When sho had Children, she gave them Castoria, On Tuesday a car load o f implements R. will sell, oh Tuesdays, August Cth her baby cuict, and speaks as if she and an unsightly complexion, don’t was up by the fifteenth, but injured and 20th, September 10th and 24th, and for grading on the Dallin road arrived. alone was to blame for tho racket. PH ACTS AND PHYSIC. fail to call on any druggist to-day for seriously by ten days of cold, wet October Sth, Harvest Excursion Tickets a f r e e sample of this grand remedy. When sho feels bad nobody tucks a Co-education of white and colored weather and frosty nights from the From now on the work of construction at H a lf Mates to points in the Earning The ladies praise it. Every one likes eighteenth to the twenty-eighth o f May. shawl over her on the couch, or cod­ students is practiced iu the law schools will be pushed forward with rapidity. Regions of the West, Southwest and dles her as a man has to he coddled it. Large sized package 50 cts. 43yl Mach has been replanted and is now Northwest. Limit thirty days. For at Baltimore. REPORT OF THE CONDITION doing well, but have not seen it so Mr. Dallin was in town on Tuesday, under such circumstances. Nobody Navy ping—A cannon ball. circular giving details concerning E aton Rapids, Mich. backward for thirty years, A lg e r : Too: looking after the interest of the work closes the door any softer when her The BTandsoiw cst Thirty in H ncliaiian tickets, rates, time of trains, etc., and J . M. L o o s e R e d C l o v e r O o , De­ cold. M ecosta : Will be almost a total of the new railroad. head f a r splitting with a headache. Remarked to a friend the other day Tire First National Bank at Buchanan, in DR. OSTRANDER for descriptive land folder, call on your troit.—Two years I was afflicted with the State of Michigan, at the close of failure, owing to cold, wet weather. Now if there is a man living who that she knew Kemp’s Balsam for the of Detroit lias opened a Dental office in tbe — — — ticket agent, or address P.S. Eustis, a very severe attack o f erysipelas. The stand is very short; farmers plow­ thinks a woman has an easy time just Business, July 12th, 1SS9. Redden block, where he is prepared to do all Geti’l Pass, and Ticket Agent, Chicago, After two physicians had used their Throat- and Lungs was a superior rem­ kinds o f Dental work In a first class manner. ing it up and sowing millet. In g h a m : let him have his hair pulled to tho top Riles Republican. 111. treatment for several weeks and I con- edy, as it stoppe.1 her cough instantly RESOURCES. A t least one month behind the aver­ of his head and a pound moro pinned when other cough remedies had no effect E li Gage, o f Gage Bros., grocers, when on that, get into a pair of comets, tie tin ued growing rapidly worse, being Loans and discounts...... Shi,333.85 Teetli Extracted Without Pain., age condition at this time. M alania- whatever. So to prove this and con­ Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.. .. 254.31 half a dozen Republics around his by this time totally blind, and in their z o o : The general outlook very dis­ running a machine for cutting dried Harper’s Magazine for August. vince yon of its meri t any druggist will U.S. Bonds to secure circulation______12,500.00 FINE GOLD FILLINGS A SPECIALTY, beef, on Saturday last, clipped off the waist, get into a dress that he can’t diognosis concluded that there was Due from approved reserve agents...... 49,597.12 couraging. The plant small and feeble. give you a Sample Bott-le F ree. Large Artificial Teeth made on Rubber, Celluloid, Three artists join in the principal more than breathe in, and can’t put no earthly hope for me. I gave up, Real estate; furniture and fixtures...... 1,712.50 Many predict an utter failure. A end of his thumb. It was a smalt cat, size 50c and 8 1. 43yl Current expenses and taxes paid...... 421.07 Gold, Platinum or Aluminum, at reasonable poetical contribution to Harper’s Maga­ his hands to his head without popping having tried all the remedies I knew prices. similar condition July l is unknown to but a very painful one...... The Fair Premiums p a id ...,...... 3,500.00 zine for August—Austiu Dobson, who open a sleeve, and bo a woman awhile or heard of. My neighbor, Mr. Miller, Checks and other cash items...... 771.27 the “oldest inhabitant” SL C la ir : grounds have been sold by Mr. Sam C. Bills of other banks.;...... 3,701.00 writes a Prologue and Epilogue, and •and see how he likes it himself.— came in to see me one day, and said toy ALL WORK WARRANTED. Eully half the crop planted has been Thompson to Alderman Charles O. CHANCERY NOTICE. Fractional paper currency, nickels and Miller for §2,000. The grounds were Edwin A. Abbey and Alfred Parsons, Douglass Loo in St. Louis Republic. Loose’s Extract Red Clover. As he cents...... 11.09 plowed up. The remainder is in poor who evoke thespirit and intent of them had known of it working remarkable First publication Juiy 23,1S85. Specie...... 2,8:4.45 condition, B a y : V ery poor by reason deeded to Mr. Thompson by the Asso­ TATE OF MICHIGAN, Second Judicial Circuit. Legal lender notes______... ___ 5,000.00 MORTGAGE SALE. ciation, he being the only surviving in twelve drawings. The two poems wonders o f TVoman’s ETair. cures. I told him I had lost hope, that S In Chancery. Suit pending in the Circuit Redemption fund witli U. S. Treasurer of too much rain and cold weather. belong to “The Quiet Life,” which is A woman’s hair may grow to the nothing would do me any good in this Court lor the county of Berrieu, at Berrien Springs, (5 per cent of circulation)...... 662.50 HEREAS, Andrew C. Day and Betsey- Day. A lc o n a : Very little raised, A n trim bondsman for the society's debt.— on the eighth day o f July, A. D. 1SS!). his wife, did, by their certain m ortgage deed, D em ocrat. The above, we think, is an said to be the title o f the forthcoming length of six feet. Mme. Hess, of would, He insisted, and taking his hat Ella Miller, Complainaul, vs. Yolentinc Miller, Total...______$117,179.10 Wbearing date the 2 id day of October. A.D.1875, and Injured by cut-worm. B ra n ch : Was book, to be published by Messrs., Har­ went io the drug store and bought me Defendant. recorded in the office o f Register of Deeds of Ber- error. The land i3 covered by a mort­ Paris, refused 5,000 francs for her LIABILITIES. never so small at this time of the year. per & Brothers. It photography is to “cranial covering,” which was about one bottle and urged me to try it, It sufficiently .appealing by affidavit that the riencounty, State of Michigan, in book 12 of Mort- Many fields on heavy timber lands have gage and must be sold at public sale. above named defendant is not a resident of the Capital stock paid in ...... $59,000,09 lges, at Page 275, convey to William Pears o f I f it will sell for more money than the be ranked as an art, another artist thatmeasurement. Four hundred hairs which I did. Ten days afterward I State of Michigan, hut is a resident of tho County Surplus fund...... S93.83 §errien count:-, Michigan, the real estate herein­ been abandoned or sown to oats or writes for this number—George H. Hep- of average thickness would cover an sent for two more bottles and it is won­ ol St. Joseph, in ihe State of Indiana. On motion Undivided profits.______331.55 after described, to secure thepayment of a certain principal and accrued Interest, the principal promissory note o f said Andrew C. Bay, buckwheat. Too much rain, entirely worth, who describes the experiences inch of space. The blonde belle has derful how I improved. I continued ofD . E. Hinman, Complainant's Solicitor, it is National hank notes outstanding..------6,000.00 for the crop. B e r r ie n : Pull of the stockholders will want a finger in the ordered that the appearance ot said defendant he Individual deposits subject to check..... 25.321.23 o f even date with said deed, to the order o f pie;, of an amateur photographer which are about 140,000 filaments to comb and using it, and to-day I am better than I entered therein wit bin four months from the date Demand certificates of d e p o s i t . 34^627.50 William Pears lor the sum o f Seven Thousand, same insect that has beeninfesting the his own. That Madam Tussand once brush, while the red haired beauty has have been-for years. No sign of ery- ol this order, and in default thereof said hill will Seven Hundred and Fifty Dollars, two years after wheat: and rye fields, Cass : Late, but -« ♦ ------—- lie taken as confessed by said defendant. And it Total.,.,...... $117,179.16 the date thereof, with interest thereon at the rate had a rival in Westminster Abbey will to be satisfied with 80,000; the brown sipilas has shown itself and I heartily is further ordered, that within twenty days the State op Michigan; t of ten per cent per annnin payable annually, now doiDg, well. C heboygan: In poor We can feal proud? Tins week we Complainant cause a notice of this order to be County of Berrien. j BS' . which said mortgage and note were duly assigned be to many a surprise that will lead haired damsel may have 109,000, the recommend it to suffering humanity to Francis A . Ogden on the Sth day of June, 1879, condition by reasonof heavy frosts and received a lettar from a hotel manat them to read John Lillie’s interesting black haired but 102,000. Few ladies as the greatest and best blood purifier published in the Buchanan Record a weekly news­ I,tin *, F. Reynolds, Cashier of the above-named cold weather. Will be very late. Craw­ paper printed, published and circulating in said bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement and said assignment was duly recorded on the 7th Topeka, Kan., anp which lie enclored a illustrated paper on the “Westminster consider that they carry some forty or in existence. Yours truly, county, at least once in each week for six succes­ is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. day of June, 1879, in Liber 21 Page 344, o f the f o r d : Hot raised to any extent ; too sive weeks, dr that she cause a copy o f this order JNO. F. REYNOLDS, Cashier. records of Berrien county Michigan. quarter of a column o f reading matter, Effigies.” James Lane Allen writes on fifty miles of hair on their head; the H e n r y M a r v i n . Notice is hereby given that default has been far north for any but the earlier kinds. clipped from th8 Kansas City Daily tope personally served ou said defeudunt at least Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th "County CourtDayin Kentucky,” and fair haired may oven have to dress Texas and Kansas City are shipping twenty days before the time above prescribed lor day of July, 1839. JOHN D-ROSS, made ill the payment o f the said principal note, J a ck son : Has improved rapidly under Journal, the Journal clipped from the Louisa Parr upon “The Fan.” Both seventy miles of threads of gold every his appearance. Notary Public, Berrien Co., Mich. and there is now claimed to he dne and unpaid of fayorable conditions the past ten days. large numbers of hogs and beeves to D. E.HiNMAirj THOMAS O’HARA, Correct—Attest: principal and interest on said note, the sum o’f Hews and give us credit for it* That articles are richly illustrated. Y . FL morning. A German experimentalist Solicitor for Oonipl't. Circuit Judge. Fifteen Thousand and Forty-Eight and 75-100 Dol­ jLivingston: By reasonof the large the Citv of Mexico: EriiBAni W. Saotehs, 7 lars. why we say Covert is known all over Addis tells of a discovery which she has proved that a single hair will sus­ Last publication September 5,1889. J. Hahvev R oe, ^Directors. Now, therefore, in pursuance of, and under the crop and consequent low prices of last the world; the Chicago Daily Hews, made in Mexico, and William C. Prime pend four ounces .without breaking, J. M. L oose R ed Clo v e r Co., Gents : Levi L. Reddex, J year a comparatively small area was powers, invested in the said Mortgagee and his Detroit Evening Hews, Hew York explains its value to ceramic art. Two stretching under " tho process ana :—1 have been a sufferer for the past E s ta te Amos Farling. assigns, and for the purposes expressed in said planted this season. It has neyer been o t mortgage, on Evening Post, Kalamazoo Telegraph of the most important contributions to contracting again. But the hair thus five years from rheumatism across the .. First publication July 25, 18S9. - Estate of Amos H , Clark. in such poor condition at this time of heavily weighted must bo dark brawn, Friday, the 27th day of September, and St. Louis Times clipped from the this num ber are Theodore Child’s article shoulders, and by using your Fluid Ex­ TATE OF MICHIGAN, County or Berrien, sS.— First publication July 18, 1589. the year as at present. It was very Hews and sent us marked corp, and on “ The Kremlin and Russian? Ait.” for blonde hair breaks down under tract Red Clov.er, am entirely relieved; S At a session of the Probate Court for said conu, A. D. 1889, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the dry at time of planting; since then it other papers perhaps in the old coun­ analyzing into its constituent elements two and a half ounces.—Homo jour­ believe it has driven it from by sys­ ly, held at the Probate office, in the village of Ber­ «T A T E OF MICHIGAN, Connty of Berrien.—ss. front door of the Court Honsein Berrien Springs, has been excessively wet. The out­ rien Springs, oh the 22d day o f July, in the -W A t a session of the Probato Court for said in tho Connty oi Berrien and State o f Michigan, try,— Covert N ew s. Russian art as revealed in the architect­ nal, tem, and won’t be a weatber barome­ year one thousand eight hundred abd eighty-nine. County, held at the Probate Office, in the Village the Sheriff o f said county will sell at public auc­ look for a good crop is very discourag­ ure and treasures o f the Kremlin ; and ter any longer. Yours truly. Present, D avid E . H koian, Judge o f Probate. of Berrien Springs, ou the 24th day o f Julie, iu tion, to the highest bidder for cash, the premises Of such is honor. Mayue Beid’a “Child Wife.” In the matter of the estate of Amos Farling, the year one thousand eight hundred and eighly- conveyed by said mortgage deed, and ail the right,. ing. M id la n d : Will be an entire Dean Lichtenberger’s essay on “ The Palmer House, Chicago. F. D. Dibble. nine. May tie Reid’s stylo and line of sub­ deceased. title, benefit and equity o f redemption Of the said failure, owing to continued rains. Religious Movement in Germany,” a Oh reading and filing the petition, duly verified, Present, David E. Hutsiait; Judge o f Probate. AndreivC. Day and Betsey Day and their heirs Farmers are plowing up the fields ard t jects are pretty well known, especially The total value of breadstnffs ex­ of Clara A. Farling, praying that a certain instru­ In the matter of the estate of AmosH. Clark, de­ and assigns therein, which said premises are A c a s e made its appearance in the thorough sifting of the factors in the to the readers of tales of adventure ported from the United:S;ates during’ ment now on file in this Court, purporting to be ceased. situated m the County of Berrien-nnd State of will sow to millet, buckwheat and ruta­ On reading and filing the petition,,duly verified, city, this morning, where a patient religious revolution dating from the mitten half a generation or so ago: June was $0,103,539. i . «*tlie last will and testament of said deceased, may- Michigan, and known and described as follows, bagas. M o n ro e: Has been greatly in­ had an opening in his side through eighteenth century. Among other sub­ bo admitted lo probate, and that administration of Will. A. Palmer, Administrator tie bonis non to-wit: Beginning at the southeast corner o f the Indiaus and bears were apt to be the Hern arlc al>lc .No ve. of said estate may be granted to the petitioner; with the will annexed of said estate, praying that southwest quarter or section twenty-five (25), in jured by cut-worm and the late heavy jects treated' in the Editorial Depart­ he may bo authorized, empowered uud licensed, to which bis food all passes He has theme, and tho. scone was usually in The early history of America is full the Executrix named iu said will, or to sonie other : town, seven (7) south, and range eighteen (18) rains, which have prevented it being been so for some time—an opening ments, President Harrison’s reported suitable person. Sell the real estate of said deceased as in said pe­ west; thence north eighty (80) rods; tnencewest Worked until it is almost beyond re­ the west or southwest, though he of instances of men having great Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 19th tition described- . forty-two (42) rods twenty'(20) links; thence south caused by an abcess.—Niles Mirror. rule of conduct engages the attention ranged the world over in his thrilling day of August next, at ten o’clock in the fore­ Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the I2th eighty (80) rods to section line; thence east along demption. M on tca lm : -Injured by ex­ o f George William Curtis, and recent nerve. But. we are rapidly becoming noon, he assigned for the hearing of said petition day of August next, at ten o’clock in theforenoon section line forty-two (42) rods twenty (20) links cessive rains and low temperature. stones of hair breadth escapes. He the nervous people on earth”. The re- and that the heirs at law ot said deceased, andall be assigned for tbe hearing oi said petition, and to place of beginning. Also, apiece of land in literature bearing upon the social prob­ was essentially a writer for boys, and Other persons interested in said estate,are required that the heirs al law of said deceased, and all oth­ the southwest quarter o f said. section twenty-five Oceana : About one-half of the crop Circuit Court. lem the attention o f W illi un Dean : cent increase o f insanity, epileptic fits, to appear at a session of said Court,Then to he hold- er persons interested in said estate, are required we may frankly admit that, on the headache, neuralgia, sleeplessness, (25), commencing at a stake in the center o f planted rotted in the ground. That Howells. en at the Probate office, in the village of Berrien to appear at a session of said Court, then to be McCoy's creek; thence south fifteen (15) rods and which was replanted looks healthy and People vs. G F. and H. M. Pearl; as­ whole, he was a good writer, as his nervousness, dyspepsia, fluttering, of Springs, and show cause, if any there he, why the holden at the Probate.ofiice, in the village ol Ber­ fifteen (15) links to a post corner; thence south, .popularity amply testified. Many a : prayor of the petitioner should not be granted: rien Springs, and show cause, if any there he, why forty-five (45) degrees west, twelye (12) rods to a flourishing, but will be la‘e. Otsego : sault and battery; continued. the heart, etc., points to an early de­ And it is farther ordered, that said petitioner give the prayer of the petitioner shonid not be granted: post corner; thence south four (4) rods twelve (12) ■ People vs. Bur well Hinchman; vio­ man, wrapped in tho busy cares cf Will be late, the larger portion having Tobacco Growing? 4n Germany* cay o f the race, unless this tendency notice to the persons interested in said estate, o f Ana it is Further Ordered, that stud petitioner links; thence east forty-two (42) rods twenty (20) lating liquor law; continued. middle-age life, will recollect the rainy is checked. Nothing will cure these the pendency of said petition, and the hearing give notice to the persons interested in snid estntc, links to section line; thence north eighty (80) rods been destroyed by the cut-worm. Oge­ . The amount of tobacco grown in thereof, by causing a copy of this order to he pub­ o f the pendency o f snid petition, and the hearing to the northeast corner o f the southwest quarter J. Fisher, Jr., vs. O. A. LaCrone; afternoons and the long evenings spent diseases like Dr. Miles’ Nervine, war­ thereof, by cansing a copy of this order to he pub­ m a w : Damaged by frost. O sceola: Al- Germany of late years has been con­ lished In the Buchanan Record, a newspaper of said section twenty-five (25); thence west tiiirly most a failure. About 50 per cent certiorari; ninety days to settle bill of with Reid’s “ Rangers, or “ Hunters,” ranted to contain neither opium nor printed and circnlated in said connty,. three sue- lished in the Bncbanan Record, a newspaper (30) rods thirteen <13) links to highway; thence exceptions. siderable. The effect Upon American or “Voyagers.” Not many stopped ccesivc weeks previous to said day ol hearing. printed and circnlated in said Connty, three suc­ south, 5) degrees 10’ west, twenty-eight\28) rods plowed up; owing to damage caused by trade has been felt to some extent. morphine. Sample bottles free, at W (A trim copy.) DAVID E. HINMAN, cessive weeks previous to said day of hearing. twenty (20) links to road; thence south, 30 degrees W. F. Ashoff vs. F. J. Van: Brunt then to think of his style, or, per­ (A true copy.) DAVID E. HINMAN, frosts; cold Weather, and. excessive The German production in 1886-87was II. Keeler’s Drug Store. Don't fail to [L. S ) Judge of Probate. 30’ east, twenty-one (21) rods fifteen (15) links; rains. The weather is now favorable and Francis Lam union; ease heaid; haps. even, knew that there was such a try it. 5 Last publication Aug. 15.1889. |L. S.] Judge o f Probate, thence eastfive 15) rods to the Creek; thence Up 84.877.000 pounds, while the average . thingasTitcrary style. The plot was the la s t Publication, August 8 .18S9. the creek to the place or beginning, excepting and and what is left is doing well, A ren a c: finding withheld. reserving from the last described piece o f land production for fifteen years has been thing. - In liis “ Child W ife,” Capt. Reid 'The highest ambition of a China­ SO mncli rotted in the ground in con­ Huldah Westphai vs. Frederick five (5) acres, being tbe Rural Mill properly here­ 89.364.000 pounds annually. Poor so departed from his customaity line of man is to have a nice coffin and a fine tofore deeded by the party o f the first part to sequence of wet, cold weather that Westphai; ejectment; fiading of com­ ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Rough and Pears, and also n piece o f land deeded crop conditions in 1886-87 caused a characters as to make us feel that we- funeral. many fields have been plowed over and missioner confirmed and plaintiff given . First publication Jnly 18,1889. by said Andrew C, Day to said WiUiam Pears. falling off in production. The West­ were' reading another land o f fiction. CONSUMPTION CURED. Also, the south part o f the northwest quarter o f sown in Hungarian grass to provide writ of possession of east half of lot CJTATE OF MICHIGAN, Connty of Berrien, ss— ern Tobacco Journal says that, to the The car marks o f style, nevertheless, A n old physician, retired from prac­ the sontheast qnartor o f said section twenty-five feed for next winter. N ew a y g o : Pros­ 350, St. Joseph. great body of the American trade, it is i j In the matter of the estate o f Van Bunin (251, beginning eighty <80) rods north o f the south people vs. Marvin Criflield and Car­ are there in the bbjectiveness of the tice, having had placed in his hands Clcndencn, deceased. quarter postof said section, at west sidoof Bntter- pect poor by reason o f May frosts and a revelation that so muclr tohacco is . Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance o f nn nlit stump 25 inches in diameter; thence north ry Bathburn; adultery; bond estreated. story and its radical adventurism. In by an East India missionary the form­ order granted fo the undersigned, administrator o f continued cold, wet weather. The last grown in Germany, and will explain fifty (50) rods to a pest about two (2j rods sonth o f People vs. Daniel Moore et. al.; con­ this tale, however, it is tho society ad­ ula of a simple vegetable remedy for the estate of said Van Buren Clendcucn, by the McCoy’ s creek, elm, 8 inches; thence north, forty- week of June has been warmer and it to them the dullness in late years in venturers of New York and London Hon. Judge o f Probate, for the county of Berrien five and one-hn1f (45V4) degrees west, fifty-seven tinued. v the speedy and permanent cure of Con­ on the l5ih dttyor July, A. D. 1889, there will he is now making some growth. The best the German export business. ' and the political adventurers o f Eng­ (57) links, beech 10 inches; thence south, 5 decrees fields are still below the average and People vs. Frank Price ; continued. sumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma sold at public vendue, tp the highest bidder, at east, thirty-two (32) links east, eighty- (80) rods, to Buckingham vs. Buckingham; judg­ land and tho continent in the awk­ and all Throat and Lung Affections, the premises, in. the county of Berrien, in snid stake three rods sonth o f St. Joseph river, hick­ may have been sown to millet, Shia­ Fishing Presidents. wardly insurrectionary times about state, ou Friday, the thirtieth day of: August A. D. ory, 6 inches; thence north, 84 degrees west, w a ssee: Injured by the cut worm and ment for plaintiff in ejectment. also a positive and radical cure for 1889, at one o’clockinthe afternoon o f that tiny twenty-three (S3) links, west asb 12 inches; thence Henriette Pinske vs. August Pinske; The one indispensable requirement »0 that wo see. E o wrote with zest, Nervous Debility and all Nervous. (subject to all encumbrances by mortgage or other­ south, 47 .degrees east, fifty-fivo i55) links, sonth excessive rains, which have prevented of a president in these later years is e a “Red Republican,” a revolution­ wise existing at the time o f the death or said de­ fifty (50) rods to post; thence west eighty (80; rods di vorce granted. Complaints, after having tested its ceased, or at tho time ol this hale, and also snbject its being properly worked. that he be an enthusiastic fisherman. « ist, and wove in a number o f histori­ to place of beginning, and containing twenty-five Lottie D. Adams vs. Horace J. Ad­ wonderful curative powers in thou­ to the right of dower and the homestead rights of (25)acres moro or less. Also, the cast fractional half ------— —— tho widow of said deceased therein) the following ams; divorce granted. Arthur and Cleveland and Harrison cal incidents in a quite' unhistorical sands of case3,has felt it his duty to of the southeast fractional quarter, and the south­ Coloma Courier. all furnish notable examples of the manner: Phases of English and J a 8“ rc* SWEET GOODS described real estate, to-wit: Commencing on the west quarter o f the southeast fractional quarter,- Orwin E. Menvin vs. PuebeMerwin; make it known to his suffering fellows. north-casi side or the mill pond, at high water all in section twenty-five (25), in town seven south, piscatorial instinct Arthur caugh, American social life of near forty Actuated by this motive and a desire that have no equal. Wc are tho largest jobbers of mark, and on the. section line between sections and rango eighteen (1“' ----- *• ’ -----" — '— t A Chicago wag of Sullivanistie pro­ divorce granted. seventeen (17) and twenty (20), in town seven (7) F. J. Whitehead vs. S. H. McDear- Florida tarpon and Yellowstone trout, years ago (and w c must remember that to relieve human suffering, I will send Berrien. Amos Farm portions cameover to St. Joseph Satur­ Cleveland angled for Adirondack this b ook w as first published in 1868) south, range eighteen (18) west, thence running Lucy Wecse, Burton ., ______... day evening to spend Sunday and mon; sale set aside. free o f charge, to all who desire it, Confectionery, Nuto, east on section fine: to the center o f highway run­ Craig Mathews, Benjamin Binns and Sue M. Hall, W . B . Shankland vs. S. H. McDear- trout and deep sea bluefisht and Har­ are shown up severely. What with this recipe, in German. French, or ning north and south through said section, thence .claim someinterest in the said described premises registered at the Hotel Whitcomb as rison goes to Middle Bass island and and all kinds o f CIGAItS in Central M icb . south along the center of said highway to north­ as grantees or otherwise. mon ; sale Set aside. tho fortune hunter on one side and the English, with full directions for pre­ east side: of old mill pond, as same formerly “JohnL. Sullivan, Boston” He bad to Broad Ripple after bass and redeyes. Trial Orders Solicited. Berrien Springs, Jnly 1 ,1SS9. Henry Lardner vs. A. H. Andrews title huntress on the othgr, and their paring and using. Sent by mail by was located, thence along north-east side ol old FRANCIS A. OGDEN, lots o f fan at the expense of the local Fish and statesmanship in these'days follies, hcartlessness and crimes, one mill pond to the place of beginning. sporiioff fraternity, who gazed ador­ & Co.; injunction; dismissed. addressing with stamp, naming this # . a . Pa l m e r , C H & C B \V Ae3‘ snea of e aid Mortgage! walk hand in hand, as it we re.—Chi­ feels rather disgusted for getting into JACKSON CRACKER CO. Court adjourned until Thursday, paper, W . A . N o y e s , 149 P ow er B lock, AdmlBistrator, Attornreys forAssignee. ingly on wbat they thought was Bos- cago News. such insipid and inherently baa confc ton’s noted brute. August 1,— B . S . E ra ■.Rochester, N . JT. JACKSON. HIGH. Last publication August 29,1689, Th e School Board met in this office B u c h a n a n R e c o r d . B u c h a n a n Grange No. 40, will meet in their ball next Saturday afternoon, Monday evening, and among other LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE ! July 27, at twoo’clock. A full attend­ business decided to build plank walks THURSDAY, JULY 25; 1889. ance is desired. about the school house grounds. The C. A. SIMONDS & CO cement walk was thoroughly discussed, Entered, at the Post-office at Bacbanan,. Mich., but the decision was as above. os accoiuVctasa matter. N e x t Sunday Rev, Frank Nix, of Galien, will preach in the M .E. church F r a n k St r y k e r , ot Terre Coupee In the morning, and Rev. Mr. Frye in prairie, has one hand all patched up the evening. ------as the result of stopping a four horse team by sticking -the band into the BOOT AND H elmick’s wagonette is doiug a good machinery of a binder. He stopped -HAS- business on the Buchanan and South the four horses, 'but is convinced that Bend route. H e has a full load over he might have found a more agreeable and back f rom one to three times a method, Week. ‘ CUT PRICES IN TWO! ------w « ■ ■------A T A Has constantly in stock the5 largest THE Era tells a long story of a M rs. M a r y Smith has bought one A few articles we mention below : stock and most desirable fierce combat in Eau Claire, resulting of the John Graham lots opposite J, from an attempt of a druggist to Imlioffs on Detroit street for 8250, and frighten a local tradesman into paying 1 gallon Glass Pitcher, 15c, form er price, 25c FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC is 'arranging to have a house built a small indebtedness. By the Era’s Glass Sugar Bowl, - - 5c, “ 10c thereon at Once, account nearly the whole town came 20 Per Cent Reduction Glass Cream Pitcher, 5c, “ “ 10c near getting whipped before the riot Glass B utter Dishes, - Sc, “ 10c Miss E m m a Hows,started this morn­ was quelled. No lives lost. Commencing Thursday, ing for Chicago, and after a few days Glass Pickle Dishes, 5c, “ “ 10c t .visit there will go by boat to Manistee^ Mr . G. S. B lack’s sale o f colts, Sat­ Glass Goblet®, per set, - ; 20c, “ “ 30c Every citizen of Buchanan and vicinity should avail themselves of this opportunity. You where she will remain with her brother urday, was not a3 well attended as Glass Tumblers, per dozen, 30c, can save $1.00 on every $5.00 y o u buy, and get the best goods the m arket affords. For Gentlemen’s Wear*. and sister. was expected; A few of the colts Glass Molasses Cups, - 10c, “ “ 15c This is our G r a n d C l e a r i n g O u t S a l e for this year. We do it to R e d u c e S t o c k and gi\o were sold. Mr. Black will hold the to be found in, Berrien county, ht the 10c, “ 25c customers a G r a n d B e n e f i t . Mr. F rancis W e lls threshed Tues­ Glass Celery Dishes, lowest living prices for good work. balance of the drove a few days long­ day 967 bushels of wheat from thirty er, and any who want a good colt will And. a thousand other articles marked way down. B^G ive us a call and be convinced. acres. 748 bushels o f this came from be given an opportunity to see them. 22 acres, or an average of 34 bushels — ------w » — — JOHN MORRIS, Proprietor. SPRING STOCK per acre, machine measure. TnE firm o f Beistle Bros., marble C. A. SIMONDS & CO. — — cutters, lias been dissolved, Joseph buy­ T o e mill race and flume is a hard A n eight-round bare fisted contest now in. of which ing the interest o f his brother Jerome, Otto W orld's little girl had her place for minnows. One hardly dares left arm broken above the elbow, this was fought a short distance up the 43 MAIN STREET, NILES. and will continue the business on his river on Sunday, and it was declared a venture a run; up stream: lest he run afternoon, by having a barrel of water own responsibility. The boys have had draw. It made considerable amuse­ across a worm. Fishing for bate is a a good business since they first opened fall over upon her. Dr. Henderson ment for some o f the local spot ts.- Eggs for hatching. Pure bred Pl y ­ constant business all along the line; has gone out to dress the wound. Niles Star. their shop in the R ecord building. mouth R ook. J. G. HOLMES. BOXES TO RENT IN THE ------TAKE NOTICE.—All of my un­ Mr. J. W. H arrison is improviug H orace Sebiung’s mother and sis­ M rs. W - A . P a lm e r met with a WnEN the two cases against Andrew settled accounts and notes have been his property, at the corn er o t F ro n t Buchanan Markets. slight mishap, while out driving Mon­ ter are reported as recovering from the 0. Merrill, charged with embezzlement left with Charles Pears for collection. and Portage streets, by the addition, at poisoning given them by Horace, but of 811,125 during the year 1S87, from Corrected weekly by Bishop & Kent. day evening. The horse stumbled and All persons knowing themselves to be the rear of the building, of a parlor the father continues quite low, and in his former employers, Boydell B ros, Hay—$0 @ 810 per ton. fell, throwing Mrs. Palmer out over were called in tire police court this indebted to me please call and settle. for the cook. all probability will die. There was ^C C C ^O F rPTTPeggg Butter—11c. the dash, Out not injuring her. The afternoon the defendant waived ex­ T. F . II. SPHENG: some talk in the neighborhood of lych- amination and was held for trial in the Eggs—He. horse was somewhat bruised and the DRESSMAKING. On e or two lots of wheat on Terre ing, but tliis will not be likely to occur. recorder’s court. Justice Haug made I.ard—9c. dash broken. Mrs. Palmer doesn’t Miss Elmira Burrus is prepared to do Coupee Prairie have been threshed, He is a light wilted chap, and does not no change im the amount of the bail, Potatoes,—new, 40c. want anything said about ir, so keep which was 8 17.500 in both cases, and dress-making in the latest styles and and show a yield o f about 25 bushels appear to comprehend what lie has Salt, retail—81.00 mum.* in default of the necessary bondsmen give good work. Call at her home on Citizens’ National Bank, per acre. Machines are being started done, but appears to know enough to Merrill was conducted back to jail.— Flcnir—S4.40 @ 80-00 per bbl., retail. Day ’s Avenue, near the depot. In all directions this week, and reports F ollow ing are ilie officers o f Ber­ claim that he has not been in his right Detroit Journal. ZLSTZIjIEjS, ILvdIXOIEE. Honey—12 J£. W . O. H AM ILTON will sell good will be forthcoming shortly. rien County Battalion, G. A. R., elected mind for over a year, now that be is liv e poultry—0 @ Sc. Milk and as cheap as anybody Giving absolute protection from burglary and fire. Please ------at its meeting in Benton Harbor last in trouble.. Miss Mabel F rench, who lias been Wheat, old—S2c. in charge of the millinery department at call and inspect these vaults. They are the Mr . L. P. F o x has been giving his week: President, Roscoe D. Dix, Ber­ Oats—24 c. P ro f. E. H. Cran e visited the gas R. O. & A Myers’,finished another year’s Little Red Grist Mill an overhauling. rien Springs; Vice-President, C. H. only ones in Berrien County. Corn—40c. well this morning and finds ic down engagement last week, and yesterday Sent the rolls to Chicago to here-corru­ Shultz, N ew Buffalo; Secretary. Capt. returned to her home in Buchanan, Beans—[email protected]>. 1360 feet, with a slight change in the gated, and now lnu everything in first- John Reiber, Berrien Springs; Treas­ rock, being now a mixture of magnesia, having been detained several days on Wool—lT@25c,, account of Sickness.—Oassojjolis Vigi­ class running order and ready for busi­ urer, Capt. John; F. Peck, Buchanan. lime and clay shale. The indications L ive Hogs—§3.80. lant. ness once more. from the sand pump are showing better for gas than ever, for on coming to the ------< « » ■ W hen the terrible scare about the surface it froths over with gas, empty­ Beriuen Springs band made 820 R ev . and Mrs. S. L. H amilton, great damage that would be done by ing nearly half the water from the Locals. out of a lawn social. Miss Maria Samson and Mrs. W. A , thegreen louse on the wheat Was spread pump, and burns quite freely.—N iles and Miss Grace Palmer; haveg one for a abroad over the laud, some of the Star. F or Sale.—A new Bass Drum and Call and see our new stock of a Sulky Plow until you Cr y s t a l Springs camp-meeting wall short stay at Bay View. They were farmers south of this place jumped to You call that gas, do you? Queer Cymbals, cheap for cash. "Wall Paper and Decorations be held August 0 to 14. joined at Kalamazoo by Mr. Hamil­ the conclusion their wheat was gone, that in a city so well acquainted with GEO. W. MERRILL. liefore y on tony. lager beer they should not know better » ton’s sister. and turned their stock into th$ir wheat Ju l y 25, 1889.—Received this day, F ound.—The breast pad and tugs to fields. They are now loojring around what that is! Ladies Tipped Oxford Ties, also a nice a single harness. Call at this office. J ames Chalmers, brother of Prof. for some one to kick them. line of Childs’ Oxford Ties. Please caR A “ — Thos. Chalmers, has been elected to a More Pensions and Bounty. in and examine them, at 4 See the new advertisements, Roe fellowship in Harvard Universi ty for Th o se who attended the Battalion A gentleman representing Milo B. W E A V E R & CO’S. It is the one that always works well. Bros, and A l. Hunt, this week. Stevens & Co., o f Washington, D. C., the coming school year. This was de­ Encampment, at Benton Harbor last Bargains in Lawns, White Goods and ■ - — and Detroit, Mich., can be seen at the cided by examination from hundreds week, report having had a good time. Challies. at BOYLE & BAKER’S./- A ccording- to the Republican’s list, o f applicants from all over the country. The next Encampment will be held at Hotel Pike, Niles, Friday, August 2, at Get your Turnip Seed at five persons stopped at Niles hotels last Berrien Springs in July, 1S90. Yes, the Revere House, Buchanan, Monday, week. BISHOP & KEN T’S. We also sell all kinds of W ord reaches us that St. Joseph is there will be a railroad to Berrien August 5, day and evening, and at the J 5 .L S O - just a little tired of the branch of the Springs by that time. Oronoko Hotel, Berrien Springs, Tues­ Remember, we can save you Money A ccurst 7. is the date of the next railroad question they have hold of. day, August 6, by persons desiring in­ in trading with us, as Aug. 1 will soon young peoples’ picnic and St. Joseph I t would have pleased them better to T hanks.—We return thanks to neigh­ formation concerning pensions, boun­ be here, then we make our change. U- the location. Going? have had their road running to- the bors and friends for their kindness ties, etc., or having claims which they HIGH & DUNCAN. / county seat, but it isn’t being built during the sickness and death of our desire to have prosecuted by said at­ Seal o f South Carolina Smoking M iss Ma t D otson, o f Elkhart, Ind., that way. dear husband and father, and also to torneys. The last Congress enacted Tobacco, at BISHOP & KENT’S^ is the guest of Mrs. J, F.Bartniess this the Messrs, Beistle, Mr. E. S. Roe, and new laws of which advantage should Go to H igh & D uncan’s for Dry week. (AND REPAIRS,) A ROT of Italians arrived last week Miss Huldah Hahn for the music at be taken at once. Goods and low prices. ^ New and Second-Hand. to work upon the new railroad, and the the funeral. Look at the Lawns and Challies and -&.T1 - R ev. J. F . B autmess is visiting his work is moving on more rapidly than H orace Se brin g , of Galien town­ Mbs. R ollings and F a m il y . learn prices. W e are hound to close Which are unexcelled. Give us a call boyhood home this week, at Lafa-ette, heretofore; The train reached McCul- ship, who administered arsenic to his Ind. them out. BOYLE & BAKER. W . H. KEELER S lum’s Saturday evening, and is expect­ Th e Goshen parties who were here father, step-mother and sister, was ------Come, come, and get a bargain in and try the goods. We guarantee ed to reach Berrien Springs to-night. a short time since to see about building taken to Three Oaks, Tuesday, by DRUG STORE. Berrien Springs people havesul anything you want, as these low prices cement walks, have done about §1,500 Sheriff Sterns, for examination, where phur water delivered, at their houses will last only until Aug. 1. f t 1One door east of post office. satisfaction. An abomination on the face of the worth of work in Berrien Springs and he waived examination and his bail was fresh every morning. town is the series of gravel walks that are likely to bave as much more to do. placed at 83000. On failure to obtain HIGH & DUNCAN. bail lie was taken back to jail. The Mr . H a r r y E lliott, of Peimsyl va- have been made in various parts of it. The first thing Buchanan dreams of, Thin Dress Goods for these hot days following confession made by him to nia, has; been the guest o f A . F . Ross If the town council were to impose any all of the little cross road towns in the are the nicest thing to have. Look at and family this week. such arrangement upon us, we should county, such its Niles and Hill’s Cor­ Sheriff Sterns, clearly shows his guilt: Ch a r l ie Hig h ’s stock. ^ feel like prosecuting eveiy member for ners, will be beating her on sidewalks. St a t e of Mich igan , | Hammocks, Hammocks, Hammocks, slander. County of Berrien, J * Supervisor Sylvester, of Oronoko It used to be our boast that we had at P. O. NEWS DEPOT. £------*• **------r- more miles o f good sidewalk than any In the matter pertaining to the ad­ township, was in town Tuesday morn­ ministering arsenic to Michael Sebring, Our Parasol sale will continue until T he case against John, Shook for as­ other town of its size in the state. ing. Helen Shedd and Sarah Sebring, Aug, 1, only. HIGH & DUNCAN. |^f .. — y » sault and battery, mentioned last week, I, Horace Sebring being duly sworn, B. T. MobleY sells genuine Lehigh C. A . Sdionds & Co. have a new ad­ was tried Friday before Justice Alex­ Tiie next examination of teachers in depose and say, that I am 30 years o f vertisement in the north-east corner of ander and a jury, and resulted in a ver­ this county will be held in Berrien age; that on the 12th day of July, A .D . Coal, Go and see him. HOOD’S SARSAPARILLA, 1889, and prior thereto I resided with this page. See what they have to say. dict o f guilty, and a fine and costs, Springs, the first Thursday in August, FOR SALE.—A light Wagon. A mos my father and step-mother at their When we from the country go to the amounting to 825 imposed, which was and will be a regular examination. place of residence in the township of E a n v s. Call at the house. City, about the first thing we do is to PARIS GREEN, N iles burglars enter buildings by paid. Teachers who want higher than third Galien, County of Berrien and State of Ladies, look at our 25c Gauze Vests, way of the scuttle in the roof. Batten grade certificates should attend this Michigan; that I did, on the evening o f go and get a dinner, and the first thing the 10 th day of July, A.D. 1889, purchase they are splendid, at we order is Consomme Soup. Now I down your hatchways. A special school meeting was held examination. Those who do not want CHARLIE HIGHS. and buy of the clerk of o.ne Frank thi ik Consomme Soup is good, but I Hoyt’s German Cologne, in St. Joseph last evening to vote upon higher than third grade, have no busi­ Warner, a druggist doing business at Good, substantial, evei y day Writ­ M r. O. E. A lesiiire has an engag- the question o f raising 88,000 for the ness in any school and should not at­ N ew Carlisle, State o f Indiana, ten am told it is made of the sweepings off ing Paper and Envelopes, at the ment to conduct a State Teacher’s In­ purpose o f building more school house, tend any examination. cents worth of arsenic, which I carried of the cellar bottom, or sort of a house- stitute at Flint, beginning August a. the present capacity being too small to home and placed in my bureau, where P. O. NEWS DEPOT. ch ailing dish. Now, we offer the BOX PAPER, it remained until Friday morning, July I will furnish Ice Cream to any one swe-epings off of the cellar bottoms of accommodate the youngsters of that Buchanan can concoct more furni­ 12, A. D. 1889; that at about 8 o’clock wishing it, by giving your order to the some of the best known factories. This Three car loads steel rails arrived villa. ture factory schemes that never materi­ on Friday morning, July 12, 1889, I Monday morning, for the St. Joseph alize than any other seyen towns in the took the arsenic from said bureau and Redden milk wagon man, is the winding up of the season’s busi­ C ASTORIA, state.—Three Oaks Quill. V alley railroad. A num ber of Buchananites com­ deposited about one-third of it in the JOHN REDDEN. ness—out West they would call it a Just keep your thumb hand optic on tea pot, which was at that time in the plained o f sore muscles and sunburned I have a few flue young Plymouth RoUnd-up. Now, we bought these that latest scheme, will you, and see it buttery of said house o f Michael J ohn Shook preached for the church faces, Monday morning. They walked Rock Roosters for sale. Those want­ goods for tliis sale; they are not the And lots of other goods for materialize. November, 18S9, is the Sebring, and the balance of said arsenic o f Latter Day Saints in this place last down to where the work is being done I took and placed in a stone pile on the ing birds of this kind for next season sweepings from our cellar bottom. We date set for it to commence material­ Sunday. on the St. Joseph Valley railroad— farm of said Michael Sebring, and should buy now, J, G. HOLMES. would just as soon tell you as not, we izing. further that I make this statement and did not pay much for tliis lot of stuff, sale at about five miles, Sunday. Ten miles is • »■------affidavit voluntarily and without any We have the best and cheapest Black Highest temperature during the more of a walk then most o f them are you can have it as long as there is any A fe w became somewhat excited at compulsion. Silk Skirting Laces in the city. Look left. week, S4. Lowest,*54. At seven this used to. the appearance of large quantities H orace Sebring. at them. . CHARLIE HIGH.^ DODD S DRUG AND BOOK STORE. Subscribed and sworn to before me, India Lawn and White Dress Goods morning, 154. of oil upon the waters of St. Jo­ this 20th day of July, A . D. 1889. A BUSINESS CHANGE. in Lace, Stripes and Checks, at 12% L ost, a small account-book contain­ seph river, Monday, which appeared to He n r y Sh earer, Oil account of a contemplated change cents, usual price 25 cents. W ool Chal­ Miss A dah Kjngeuy is visiting at ing a promissory note for 898.66 given raise from some spring along the hank. Notary Public in and for in business, it is necessary that all lies 12% cents, usual price 25 cents. Marcellus, the guest o f Mr. Ora Rem­ by Win. A . Palmer, July 16,1889, pay­ The fact that Niles paper mills burn Berrien County, Mich. owing this firm settle on or before Aug. India Silk 37% cents. Surah Silk 48 ington and family. able to Frank Andrews. The finder oil under their boilers, and that -it. will please return the same to me, or HIGH & D U N C A N .^ cents. sometimes slops over, doubtless ac­ The New Railway. Silver Ware given away with Soap, French Woven Corsets, 555 bone, B y the statement of the First Na­ leave the note at the First National counts for the oil on the river water. Bank in Buchanan. In pursuance of a petition from the at BISHOP & KENT’S.^ SI 25, usual price 81.73. A better Cor- Frames made up to suit in tional Bank of Buchanon, Which ap­ — ------committee having in charge the pro­ et’-for 50 cents Ilian you ever bought pears in this paper, a flourishing con­ F r a n k A ndrew s. Marriage Licenses. ject for extending the St. Joseph Val­ Go to H ig h & Duncan’s for bargains^ for 81. Antique Ivory, Antique Bronze, Com­ dition will be seen, NO. ley Railway from Berrien Springs to B ig bargains in Silk Umbrellas fount ------■ < # » . ... E v e r yb o d y should remember that j Ludwig Ktiseschica, St. Joseph. Benton Harbor, the Benton township All kinds of Rushing 10, 15 and 25 Rosa Rexim, St. Joseph. hoard held a meeting at Justice Plum­ at CHARLIE HIGH’S.7/ position Gilt and Imitation Goods. the Crystal Springs Campmeeting is to cents, which is half price.- Gents’ Sus­ T h e Rough building east o f the - qo ( Arthur J, Miller, Langford, Dak. mer’s office this forenoon to confer with Have you noticed the size o f Bread, begin Aug, 6. Rev. Dr. Boole, of New penders, 2 pair for 25 cents. Windsor bank is being overhauled for the better " ( Nora E. Dempsey, Bertrand, the committee as to the most feasible at BISHOP. & KENT'S# Ties, 3 for 25 cents; Manufacturers’ JLJL j . S Z T T T s T T , accommodation of May Tremmel’s York, Rev. E. P. Brown, of Indianapo­ j John H. Dunham, Benton Harbor. plan o f bringing the matter before the lis, and Rev. Dr. Potts, of Detroit, are ( Maggie Bowie, *• “ voters and tax-payers o f the township. Look at those Silk Mits for 15c, at . sample Gloves and Mittens, up to 8l millinery stock. Mr.J. P. Thresher stated that the Main Street, Buchanan, Mich. to be present. Rev. Dr. Callen, o f Lan­ j Maleom D, Smith, Galien, BOYLE & BAKER'S.'J per pair, all for 15 and 25 cents. Lot project had been given careful consid­ 1 Hattie Kempton, Hill’s Comers, F or Sa l e .—A heavy work horse of Gents’ Real 82 Kids for 81. Lot of A B enton H arbor canning estab­ sing, will lead the singing. eration by the committeenand that lie j Albert Francis, Sodus. Inquire at the Express office, Buchanan. Ladies’ Undressed Musqutair, 8 button lishment, in five days, evaporated 400 ■ ■\ Gertie Shell, Buchanan, had written to Hon. J. J. Van Riper Saracen , the bay stallion owned by of Niles, who is one o f the ablest la w­ F or R e n t —Twenty ewes. length, in Slate, Brow 11 and Tan; also bushels of raspberries and put up 5,000 yers in the county, stating the plan French Bros., died Monday o f infiama- J. G. HOLMES.. Real Kid, 4-button, in dark colors, all' gallon cans and 350 three-pound cans. L aw n Social.—Rescue Hook and under which the proposed biidge over tiou of the bowels. Doctors Orr, of for 75 cents. F oil regular made Stock­ ------«>»■ Ladder Go. will give a lawn social at the St. Joseph ri ver was to be built and A nice lipe of Challies for 5c, at a thi3 place, and Banbury. o f Niles, were maintained. Mr. Van ltiper replied at ings, for Ladies and Gents, 2 for 25cts. M iss L in n ia D utton is home'from the Second street school grounds next BOYLE & B AKER’S? both called and did what they could some length, citing several points in Renfew Ginghams, Dress Styles, 6% Michigan City lor a two weeks visit ■Wednesday evening. The best singers. 1 show the best line of Corsets in to save: the valuable animal, hut with­ law covering similar projects, his con­ cents, usual price 10 cents. Cotton with her people, and reports having had in the town have volunteered to enter­ clusion being that the plan was within this city. Be sure and look at ours. /A out avail. The horse cost 82,000 three Satteens 8 cents, usual price 12% cents. a. very successful millinery season. tain the people with choice music, in­ the hounds o f law and the most practi­ CHARLIE HIGH. / years ago. cal one that could be devised. Standard 7-cent Prints 4 cents. Y aid cluding several solos, among which A PINE STOCK OP PIRST-CLASS GOODS. ------i t * ------— Mr. Thresher said tbat all the town­ Look at those 18c hats, at // wide Indigo Blue Prints S and 10 cents, P ublishing a country newspaper is will be at least two by Mr. W ill East. ship would be called on to raise would BOYLE & B AKER’S. usual price Century Prints, No. like climbing a single rope. There is no T h e y work tramps upon the streets Ice cream,lemonade,and their accompa­ be the 812,000 necessary to lease the in Niles.—-Record. N o they don’t, It is no mistake, we show the best 100, 6% cents. Fly Nets 85 and 95 good place to let go when you find out niments will be served. Give the boys bridge from the railroad company for but there is an ordinance to tbat effect, a period of 99 years; the right.of way line of Dress Goods in town. ! Lj cents, full size. Mornle Cloth Lap that it doesn’t pay. a good crowd. which was once enforced and made could be secured by the committee BOYLE & BAKER. Robes SO cents each, Embroidered ones them very scarce.—Niles Mirror* A ll seeds unsold will be burned at the end of the season. without expense to the town. worth 83, for 81.50; Broadcloth, plain W .D . T homas is moving his shoe No ore’s fault but your own that Oil for Reapers, Mowers, Threshers, U nder-Sjeeriff W. A . Palmer had A discussion arose as to the advisa­ and plaid, 81.50 and 82, half price. shop wagon, which has been opposite you don’t. q uite an experience yesterday. He was bility of making the term for payment Sewing Machines, etc., at -JL.T- o f the812,000 three or six years. Super­ W. II. KEELER’S Drugstore, White Goat Skin Rugs, 2 yards long, 'th e R ecord buiiding for several years, out southwest of Galien, when he came visor Lawrence thought the amount, 82.95, usual price 810. Lace Curtains to the west side o f Day’s avenue. Don’t forget that I still sell Pianos Mbs. I s a a c M a r b l e went fishing at across a farmer living near and a South on the assessment valuation of the for 85 per pair, usual price 810. Lace and Organs. I f yon contemplate buy­ Bakertown, Monday, and one fish she Beud butcher in an altercation. The township, could be easily paid in three Bed Spreads and Pillow Shams $225 CORNER DRUG AND BOOK STORE. years. ing either, see me before buying. Crestus P errott started Monday hooked pulled her into the pond, but butcher had agreed to pay the farmer Mr. Plummer moved that the board per set, worth 85. she managed to land the monster, 865 for some cattle to be delivered at J.G. HOLMES. for bis. home on the Pacific coast, after call a special election to vote oh the We reserve the right to make the the corner where the quarrel ensued, a visit o f six months With his people which was the largest fish she caught question, in accordance with Mr. Burns’ Where can you find a nice silk Um­ prices less if the goods don’t sell fast and when they were there and in his in this place. —a “pumpkin seed" over three inches proposition which was fayored unani­ brella for 81.75? Only at enough. We still continue to do busi­ drove and started for South Bend, re­ mously. long. BOYLE & BAKER’S. ness at the old stand. THE LITTLE DRUG STORE . ■------< * »•------fused to pay more than 860. The The election will be called within ten F r a n k Schaffer, aged eleven, was days, as prescribed by law. H am m ocks! H ammocks ! ! HAM-; drowned in the river one mile below One: of the threshing machine oper­ farmer ref used to take this,but his cattle It is proposed to levy the tax for MOCKS!!! P. O. NEWS DEPOT. AROUND THE CORNER, ators near Galien, backed his tank up Were gone. He went back to Three highway uses, and lease the bridge o f Niles, Tuesday about noon. The body We have ladies’ black Hose for 25c, was recovered about two hours later. to the Michigan Central stand pipe to Oaks ana got out a warrant for the the railway company, it being compe­ that WILL NOT CROCK. ■%, D COME AND SEE US. F or F u r s Drugs, P aten t M edicIn e s, P e r f u m e s draw water Wednesday, and when he butcher’s arrest for stealing,and armed tent for the electors to vote the money H e was in swimming. for this purpose.—B. H. Palladium, BOYLE & BAKER. *------< l » - ■ .... had the pipe do wn his horses started and with this Mr. Palmer followed the 24th. AND TOILK I' ARTICLES. Do you want a Bargain? A Three T h e Michigan City excursion to snapped the cast iron stand pipe off sharper, and succeeded in overhauling Rivers Threshing Machine, in fair con­ Also, Blank Books, School ail'd Writing Tablets. In fact Diamond Lake has taken a number of close to the ground. It would have him before he reached the Bend, and T h e Alden Canning W orks bave dition, for sale at a bargain. Enquire GEO- WYMAN & GO. everything pertaining to a first-class stock. Buchananites away from home to-day. been cheaper for him to. have driven got the 865 and 810 for his trouble, and been in active operation for a few days They will have a good time, but will: to this place and loaded up from Perry the caravan proceeded on its way past, and have put up 20,000 cans of of ROBERTS, THROP & CO., Three ISA 11M O R E . * raspberries.—P allad iu m . South Bend, Ind. have a hard job getting it. Fox’s supply at “5 cents a tank fall.” growling. Rivers, Micb. " wEile ih- a liquid "state, with The 'necessary taming power—to escape Troth vao "bag Con­ THK MUSIC OF WAGNER. chemical' ingredients. taining it. Beyond that point no one has “ The original conception was to symbolize the potter’s craft, which was the first use to I t IS NOW BEING SONG AND SUNG which the ‘earth’ was put. • A globo repre­ WELL AT BAYREUTH. sents the earth, round ■ the center o f, which runs a frieze, which is divided iuto four pan­ els, on which are cupids engaged in occupa-. Brief Sketch of the Author «( the Music tious representative o f the four seasons of tho o f the Future—Scenes from Some o f Uis year. The subjects are divided by brackets, Famous Operas —Origin and Blstory of on which rest figures typical of tho four sea­ sons. Thu pedestal contains a fine frieze, on the Wonderful Wagnerian Festivals. winch are some sixty cupids engaged in rural pursuits. The vase is surmounted by a figure TIIE AIK SHIP of Ceres represented as, assisted by cupids, gone, and it is to the ef­ showering her tienefits upon the earth. The fort to overcome the so figures and cupids are all of ‘bisque’ porce­ far uiisunnountcil diffi­ lain. In convoying the vase to Paris that culty that Dr. Peter Oar- portion forming the globe was broken in mont Campbell, of pieces. Tlie damage appeared to be irrepara­ Brooklyn, has devoted ble, but the art director o f tlie firm, Mr the greater part of tho Louis BL John, succeeded in cementing to­ last thirty years of his gether the broken pieces, with the result that life. After hard study few persons won Id detect the breakage." A Practically Perfect Preparation for Children’s Complaints. and many exiierimonts be perfected a model o f TWO XlilV CREMATOlilliS. a machine which he HE musical festival named the Campbell Air PROF. HOGAN. which began at Bay­ FRITZ REUTER’S STATUE, Ship and Which was a year or two ago copied reuth in July and comedian, Juukermann, who Was on this side ONE IS AT CINCINNATI AND T « £ in the construction o f a craft o f sufficient will close on Aug. IS of the water last year end entertained nu­ OTHER AT TROY. size to carry four persons. if UismH REVS’ will bo as notable as merous German .audiences; Well, it seems It consisted o f an egg shaped balloon, under RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA any that has occurred that in Chicago there arc a great many ad­ Which were bung a basket and a system of M These twin diseases cause untold suffering. “ Paine’s Celery Compound has been a God- SB.EOBPSmS’ SOQS since the first great mirers of the German people’s poet, and they Description of the Two Structures—The propellers alui rudders with which, ho argued, Doctors admit that they are difficult to euro— sendtome. For the past two years I have suf­ Cloth & Gold Binding Bayreuth festival; of have got together and raised a subscription the navigation of the air could be accom­ fered with neuralgia of the heart, doctor alter 145 Easel, idth Steel EogrcTlage Due iil Troy Cost @200.000, aid Is Paid so do their patients. Paine’s IST6, which was. under the direction of the and propose to put up the monument whether plished. With these rudders and propellers doctor railiug: x-ura me. I have now taken HAttSD FUER. to lie (lie Finest Crematory in tlie Celery compound has per­ neavlv iour hottiis of the Compound, and am Aaai»g.P. O. Bov 1810. II. Y. man; by whom the idea was conceived,, and FUNERAL OF SIEGFRIED IN “ OOETTERDAEM- or no. Campbell thought his ship could be caused to MERUNG.’’ manently cured the worst free from the complaint. I feel very grateful who struggled agamst adversity for many The people who are opposed to it argue Country. move forward and back word, up and down, to you.” Chas. E. Lewis, Central Village, CC. In Use_30 30 yeturs.-^Specinlyears.—Special ' Prescriptions o f cases of rheumatism and years of his life for the successful carrying There are no proscenium boxes, no- visible that it would be just as sensible for a lot of even against a moderately strong wind if £B(eminent Physician._ Simple, Sate and Sore. .Cremation is coming more into favor neuralgia—so say those who 5iOS.# «_ CUBES.rmfflfi. PRICE,pmrB out o f his idea—Richard Wagner. This fes­ footlights or orchestra, no prompter’s hood. Americans over in Berlin, for Instance, to necessary. A somewhat successful test of the every day, and the number o f crematories have used It. ft | FewAs, Congestion, Inflammations... .2 5 tival of 1S76 not only gained for Wagner an Those who are accustomed only to the dis­ put up a monument to the memory of James machine was made in 1887 from Coney Island 2 Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Colic. „. *35 tracting architectural accessories o f an ordi­ being erected throughout the country is on “ Having been troubled -Oelery ©impound Crying Colic, or Teething of infants .2 5 enthusiastic recognition that has extended Whitcomb Riley. But there is one thing on a very still day. After that no practical Dlanrhea of Children■en or .Adults..,.., ,2 — 5 throughout the world, but, it clearly marked nary theatre can hardly conceive, perhaps, that perhaps they haven’t thought of, and the increase. The first one erected in the withrheumattsmat the knee “ I have been greatly afflicted with acute fi Dysentery, Griping, Bilious C o l i c . .25 trial was made until the last, the result of and foot for live years, I was rheumatism, and could find no relief until I 6 Cholera Alorbss, Vomiting...... 2 5 an epoch in the history o f the development of how greatly the effect o f any sceno is en­ that is that there-are a good many more Ger­ United States was at Washington, Pa., and which is known to the entire newspaper read­ almost unable to get around, used Paine’s Celery Compound. After using * Coughs, Cold. Bronchitis...... «2 S hanced by its thus being, so to speak, the and was very often confined six bottles of this medicine I am now cured of a Neuralgia, Toothache, Faccnche.... » 2 5 music. mans in Chicago than there are Americans in was built by the late Dr. Lemoyne. There ing world. ' 9 Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo.. ,2 5 only thing in sight. And in a house so built to my bed for weeks at a rheumatic troubles.” It may be; said, with little fear of contra­ Berlin, and,in fact,.Chicago is in large part / are others near New York at Buffalo,- Lan­ Edward D. Hogan, the unfortunate aero­ time. I used only one bot­ SAMUEL HUTCHINSON, SO. COlYjSll, N. H. 10 Dyspepsia, Billons Stomach____. . . . , 2.5 no ouo can possibly do aught but look anil 11 Suppressed or painful Periods. *15 diction,, that not since the marvelous har­ a German city At any rate it seems likely caster, Detroit, S t Louis, Swinbourne’s naut who attempted to navigate the air in tle of mine’ s Celery Com­ 12 Whites, too Profuse Periods...... ,25 monies o f Beethoven first amazed and de­ listen to what is on the boards. It is not a that the Germans will carry the day, and pound, and was perfectly 1 3 Croup. Ckmgh, Difficult Breathing.... ,2 5 Island, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cincinnati and Campbell’s airship, was born in Moretown, cured.- I can now jump Effects Lasting Cures* lighted Europe, or the revolutionary teach­ show place for the audience,, but a darkened that by and by people who walk through Canada. He made his first balloon ascension Palnc’sCeleryCompoundhasperfofmedmany 14 Salt Rheum, Biysipelos, Eruptious.. ,25 Troy. N. Y It is the last tw o which deserve around, and feel as lively as 15 Rheumatism. Rheumatic Paina...... ,25 ings o f Gluck aroused a discussion, the echoes hall whither tho audience comes for the sake Lincoln park will, after they have taken a from Jackson, Mich., when he was 16 years a hoy." FiiANK Carolt, ■ otiier cures as marvelous as these.—copies ct 16 F ever and A gu e. ChiUs. Jlth iria ...... CO cur special attention. Eureka, Nevada. letters sent to any address. Pleasant to take, 17 P ile s , Blind e r Bleeding...... — ...... ef which, after an interval of more than 100 o f tho opera alone. The musicians sit in a good look at the statue of Schiller which old. It is estimated that after that he went IS i Qpfithnlmy. or sore, or-weak Eyes., .g fl The crematory at Cincinnati stands upon $1.00. Six for $5100. Druggists. does not disturb, hut aids digestion, and entire­ years, have scarcely yet died away, has a kind o f “ moat,” which runs across the the­ stands therenow, pass on to that of Reuter, up in the neighborhood of 200 times. He had ly vegetable; a child can take It 7? “tat’s tho composer exercised such a marked influence atre between the stage and tho audience, and and wonder “ who in the mischief that fel­ on eminence on Clifton heights, near the city, a wide reputation as a daring aeronaut and Mammoth testimonial paper free. use of suffering longer with rlif ffi atism. o i ©RSIEOPATHtO upon the works of they are entirely hidden from view. This low is.” west of Burnet woods. The project was first had some thrilling adventures Last summer W ells. Riciiaiuison £ Co.,Props.,Burlington Vt, neuralgia? > MKaHBeManamasBMB his contemporaries concealment of the orchestra is an equally entertained in 1880 by several prominent citi­ Catarrh, scute or chronic; Influenza, *50 he made periodical ascensions at Rockaway m B annum nYSTit Gix'c F vler and Brighter I B J O /r o LivinguponLaclntedFoa \ fe Healthy, Whooping Cough, Violent Coughs.. .5 0 and upon, the mu­ fortunate arrangement The power o f the Cement for Broken Iron. zens of Cincinnati, who acted independently of lllfim utsu IffEO Colors than, any other Vycs. ] o / ia / to Happy, Beatty. It is ’ I equaled* Asthma, Oppressed Breathing..,— ,5 0 Beach, L. L, leaving the balloon at-an alti­ Ear Dfochargea, Impaired Hearing .5 0 sical ideas; o f the music is increased by its thus seeming the By a new method of cementing iron the each other. Among the directors of the com­ tude of 5,000 feet and descending to earth Scrofu I a ,E n l arged Glands, Swelling .5 0 General Debility^Physical Weakness .5 0 world as did the work o f invisible agents, instead of piping, parts cemented are so effectually joined as to pany was. Mr Bonn Pitman. It was not, with the aid of a parachute. The parachute resist the blows even of a sledge hammer Dropsv, and Scanty Secretoins...... ,50 late Richard Wag­ puffing gentlemen in non-dramatie garb. however, until October, 1884, that the char­ looked like a great umbrella Ropes took the Sea SicKnesB, Sickness from Biding .5 0 The cerneut is composed o f equal parts of sul­ ner. The story of And the whole volume of sound comes to ter was obtained, and not until the spring of place o f the ribs, and suspended beneath it Kidney Disease — ...... ,5 0 phur and white- lead, with a proportion of 2 5 Y E A R 8 ftiervoas D eb ility . Seminal Weak­ his early life is not tho ear with far more Unity and precision o f 1SS6 that: the building was begun. It was was a hoop far Hogan to hang to. When he ness. or Involuntary Discharges.... 1.0 0 effect about one-sixth of borax. When the compo­ dedicated on Sunday, Nov. 4, 1SS8. sore llloiith. Conker...... 50 unlike that of many reached the desired height Hogan would Urinary Weakness, Wetting Bed.., “ “ other great m en The stage is 100 feet wide by 100 foot in sition is to he applied it is wot with strong The entire cost of kind and building was grasp the hoop and leap from his seat. P a in fu l P e r io d s . Twth Spasm— sulphuric acid, and a thin layer of it is placed 834,COO. The basement of the building is of D iseases o f th e H ea rt, Palpitation _ similarly constitut- height aud S3 feet in dopth. Back of this is The parachute was attached to tho top of Epilepsy, Spasm, St. Vitus' Dance...1.00 between tlie two pieces of iron, which are at e d and circum­ another stage o f 50 feet in depth that is on’y Indiana stone, the superstructure o f rough tho balloon by a slender cord. Hogan’s i of Chronic Diseases Diphtheria, Ulcerated Sore Throat *5 0 once pressed! together In five days it will be Chroiilc Congestion*. & Eruptions stanced—a story of used on extraordinary occasions The scenic limestone anil brick, intended to lie eventu­ weight would break this, at the same time perfectly dry, all traces of the cement Imv This extensive experience with thousands of humiliations a n d arrangements, as is necessary in the produc­ ally covered with ivy overturning the balloon and opening a valve ing vanished and the work having every ap patients enables me to cure every curable case. hardships too in­ tion of Wagner’s operas, are probably tho Oil ciitet'lug tho vestibule one passes into which allowed the gas to escape from the frequently te m finest in the world. Many novel effects are peavance of welding.—New York Telegram the chapel, furnished in handsome oak, with Those afflicted with.-diseases of the Lungs,Throat, Sold by Druggists, or fent post paid onreceiptof balloon, which would slowly float to earth. Heart. Liver. Kidneys, Nerves. Brain, or suffering once.—ltrarirtlEYS’JaEpICISBCO.109 FnltonSt. M.Y, pered with the ett- introduced. For instance, in “ Parsifal," tho seating capacity of three or four hundred. A As Hogan and his parachute dropped, the RICHARD' WAGN’ EK. Space Work iu Art, f ram Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Debility, Youthful couragament of old knight and the boy Parsifal appear to be handsome pulpit and oaken catafalque oc­ folds of the latter would open and ho would Goodman (to artisti — Well, sir. tow much Indiscretions, Cancers, Old Sores, Tumors, Pits, 1 U M P H B B I S * success, with but small incentive to pursue a walking through a deep forest to the castle cupy one end. The remains, first taken into reach the earth so gently as to hardly jar o f Montslavat. Butin reality it is the scenery will it cost to have you paint my portrait! any Chronic Ailment, arc invited to call and ex­ theory to the end and make of the theory a the basement, are placed upon an elevator him. Once he dropped into the sea and was HOMEOPATHIC YETSRIM BY SP2SIHC3 Artist—That depends, sir, on how much amine my record of c a s e s c u r e d , when hope of living and palpable fact, Wagner’s whole that is moving past them, sometimes entirely and raised to the catafalque in the chapel barely rescued alive. For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, cure has been abandoned. Candid in my exam­ life Was devoted to the establishing of his hiding them from view, and they are finally you want to appear Plain portrait, head above. When the services are finished, the He once gave an exhibition at Auburn, N. Dogs, Hogs, Poultry.- and shoulders. 840. one llumi. showing, 845 inations, reasonable in m y charges, and never theory. It was a life o f protest He was one seen to emerge from tho wood and enter tho body is again lo wered to the basement It is Y ., which included one of these parachute 1500 PAGE BOOK, on Treat, grand hall of the castle, although they have both h.-iniD showing, 850.—Lmvotl Citizen of the most berated, men of his time. then taken to tho preparing room and wrap­ descents. Ho left his balloon, but there was encourage without a surety of success. incut of Animals and not once left the stage. The shifting is mar­ atmoud eb Not until thegreat wave of approval which ped in pure White linen bands. It is then some hitch in the parachute ropes, and it B , F . 28,1SSS. velously well done, and the illusion is com­ swept over Europe in the early part o f the TUB PARIS 'EXHIBITION. placed upon the iron “ cradle” ready to be failed to open. For 2,500 feet ho dropped Dr. F. B. Brewer:—1 received your last box of TUs did the critics do him justice. It was plete. rolled into the retort. This retort is heated like a piece of lead, while the breathless medicine all right. I think I am much better a great reaction. Wagner societies were Lovers of music from all over the world, to the almost unimaginable temperature o f crowd below looked on horrified, expecting than I was a week ago, I commenced to gain organized in every large city o f Ger­ assemble at Bayreuth during the summer to A VILLAGE OF JAVA, BUILT AND 1,S00 degs. to 2,000 deg’s. Fahrenheit, the to see him dashed to pieces in a moment strength as soon as I got the chills and fever brok­ many. Men who from sheer pertinacity, hear Wagner’s operas. The price o f seats is heating to this height occupying fully four en up. I don’ t have those nervous spells any twenty marks, or §5 each, regardless of loca­ INHABITED BY NATIVES. more. Finally the parachute slowly opened, mingled with n fanatically conservative dis­ or five, hours. just in time to prevent Hogan from striking more. I don’t cough and raise as much as I did; tion. so those who apply first get the best inclination to accept anything that was new But one must not imagine that bis sensi­ n house top with terrific force. He toppled w b a tld o raise looks pretty had, bet no blood, seats. There are usually fourteen or sixteen and swerved from established criterions, be­ Peculiarities of Architecture—A Dyer of tive feelings will be shocked by looking into from the roof and fell on a picket fence, re­ just clear corruption. I have not vomited up my came tho most; ardent enthusiasts over what performances, spreading: Over a period of a fiery furnace. By a happy idea the inside Handkerchiefs—The Band o f DnncSng ceiving a severe wound hi his thigh. Al­ food for about a week. My victuals begin to taste l o o m four or five weeks The performance begins was then known as the “ music o f the future,” of tlie retort is painted with carbonate of though he was unable to walk, he crawled to natural, I have a splendid appetite. at half past 4 in tho afternoon, and continues GIris—Javanese Musicians—T*iu Largest magnesia, which does not become incan­ but what is now- more aptly termed the music where the parachute lay, folded it up, lay Mns. A. F. B e r d a n , Baj mond, Dak until half past 10, with two intermissions of of ail time. Wagner never composed any­ Vase in the World. descent even by this enormous heat, but re­ down beside it and waited calmly for some­ EMULSION an hour each, during which the audienco thing for the mob. When he first went to mains white. Tho appearance is simply as if body to turn up. His friends carried him to H r . f . t b . b r e w e r , Paris, friendless and absolutely without any leaves the house and walks around the spa­ It has been truly said of the I’aris exhibi­ one’s friend was being rolled into the seclu­ a physician, who sewed up the gash, and 135 Chicago Ave., E vanston, I I I . OF PURE COD UVER OIL tangible future before him, he was well qual­ cious gardens, or dines at tho nearby restau tion that by viewing intelligently its many sion of a snow white vault Hogan proceeded to Rochester, where he ified: to compose any number- of florid, tin- rant. When the tetralogy is given the per­ features, the trip to Paris call be made to an­ made another ascension the next day. W ill be at iSIes,CMicIi , Bend House, n Wednesday, the 4th of September. M2 HYPOPHOSPHITES selish operas that would have captured the: formance lasts for four days, one opera each swer many of the purposes o f an extended Almost as Palatable as Milk. town and put money in his purse. Bu t the night. Leaving aside certain passages in journey. The different villages, especially, One Way to Get a Wife. So disguised that it can be taker, idea was revolting to him. He preferred to “ Tristan?’ and “ Die MeiStersinger,” which are said to lie faithful pictures of scenes in live in a garret anti perform fo ra pittance Wagner never surpassed, the tetralogy is An unmarried man recently drew a digested, and assimilated, by tbe most the countries which they represent, and to sensitive stomach, when the plain oil such musical drudgery os the adapting of considered his most complete and in many crisp, new §5 bill out of the bank, A. cannot be tolerated; and by the com. comic opera scores for the cornet a piston respects Ins greatest work. the average visitor they form the most in happy thouglistruck Mm and be wrote bination, off the o il W ith the fiypophoa- Hearly all o f the music that ho wrote while terosting exhibits of the show. an ardent love letter across the face o, phites is m nch more efficacious. in Paris was rejected as being too fantastical. In the Dutch portion of the Esplanade dos it in blue ink and signed his initials Remarkable as a flesh producer. When Wagner had composed “ The Plying Invalides is a model “ Kampong,” or Javan­ and address. Then he spent the $5. Persons gain rapidly while taking it. Dutchman" (to which he was inspired by ese village, inhabited by sixty natives of the He received fourteen answers, many UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUNTRY, W ILL OBTAIN an inteuse appreciation of the wonders o f the MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF SCOTT’S EMULSION is acknowledged by Eastern Asiatic archipelago. It is under tho of them inclosing photographs. He Physicians to te the Finest and Best prepa­ sea), an opera which, although morbidly direction of M. Richard, who lived on the will marry one of them (not the pho­ gloomy, contains some of his most noble ration in. tiro world tor the reliet an d cure o f island for seventeen years. * tographs, hut the original of one of C0H3SUB3PT80N, SCROFULA, music, the public; was so bewildered by the them).—Buffalo Courier. composer’s; daring departure from all estab­ The houses are built principally of bamboo GENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING lished rules that it was undecided as to and palm leaves, brought from their native DfiSEASES, EMACIATION, whether the innovation should: be strangled, soil for this purpose, and were constructed THE CINCINNATI CREMATORY. A Michigander drove all the way to COLDS and CHRONIC COUCHS. or applauded. So it remained passive. But entirely by Javanese laborers. In building In about one hour and a half this tempera­ Jasper, Ala., in his carriage, and he The greed remedy fo r Conswrhptian, and when Wagner offered to it; the splendid har­ them hatchets and knives were the only tools ture reduces the body, and all that remains says it was the longest, nicest picnic Wasting in Children. Sold hy all Druggists. monies allied to tho sonorous and significant used. Not a single nail or screw is to be is a few handfuls Of pure, pearl like ashes. he ever had, as roads and weather found in’ the entire village, the bamboo These can be placed in au appropriate urn, were good.—Detroit Free Press. WAGNER’S LIBRARY. framework being bound together with vege­ to be taken- away by the friends, or pkujMl in Many regard the first act of “ Dio Wal- table fibers. A peculiar but very agreeable a niche in the chapel kure” as the most finished of his creations; kind of ornamentation appears on the walls, Robbie’s mamma put on, by mis­ It does not throw any discredit on tho Cin­ take, a light stocking on one foot, and and certainly it has a wonderfully impres­ in which there are no windows. They are cinnati crematory when wo say that it is not sive climax. But grand as this is, there are covered by a thin coating, of fine clay on so fine as the one at Troy, considering that a dark one on the other, when he re­ many who consider the last act o f “ Goatter- which patterns in leaves or bamboo rind are there Is a difference o f SlCS,0C0iu tho amount minded her that “they were not daemmerung” the supreme achievement of Carefully arranged. Even the doors and of money expended on each. The magnifi­ twins,” •m : > ------MEMORY Wagner. The exquisite trio of the Rhine floors are o f bamboo, and the furniture is cent crematory at Oakland cemetery, Troy, DISCOVERY. maidens swimming aud singing in a pict­ almost primitive in its simplicity. cost the good round sum of 8200,000. It has Deafness Can’t be Cured Only Genuine- System o f Memory Training** uresque forest scene; the death o f Siegfried The twenty women form a very important by local application, as they cannot l?our Books Beamed in one reading. been erected by Mr. William Earl, one of Mind wandering cured. and the procession that slowly carries his part o f the little community, for upon them Troy’s most prominent citizens, to the mem­ reach the diseased portion of the ear. Every child and adnkgreatly beneftited# body, by the light o f the moon, up the hill; devolves most of the manual labor. Four or ory of his son. It stands 300 feet abovo the There is only one way to cure Deaf­ with opinions l> r.W n*» A- BCaur WAGNER’S VILLA. t .nd the burning of the funeral pyre, at the five of them do the cooking and washing for level; of tho Hudson, in on e o f th e handsomest ness, and that is by constitutional rem­ the entire village, while the remaining work cemeteries in the country. A magnificent poetry of “ Tannhauser;” when it had listened end, until it is put out by the rising waters edies. Deafness is caused by an in­ to the marvelous “'Lohengrin,’’ teeming with is divided among the others, always except­ view of tho surrounding couutry is obtained flamed condition of the mucus lining RUVVOUtot At* iUUUUU kturtwif sow V.IVUWO-, of the Rhine bearing the maidens on the sur­ ing the ballet dancers, whose labors are con Hons. W . YV. Astor, Judge Gibson, Judah P. haunting strains of mystical meaning, and: face; these scenes, with the glorious music from the portico. Tho town of Cohoes lies of the Eustachian Tube. When this fined, to the theatrical performances. to the north, and farther down the river lies ]tenia.urin, and others, sent post frea by __ when he composed “ Tristan and Isolde,’’ a aceompa tying, cannot be matched by any tube gets inflamed you have a rumb­ P r o f . A . X .O IS E T T E ,2 3 7 F ift h A v e ., N . T . One o f the Women, her name is M’Predo, the city o f Troy, while way in the distance profound work which deals with conditions act. o f any other opera. Nevertheless, it is ling sound or imperfect hearing, and always attracts a curious crowd by the ar­ toward the south can be seen the top of the THE 6H 6I80, ROOK ESUHD & PACIFIC RAILWAY, o f human life that have passed away many the; opinion of the best critics that, as a when it is entirely closed Deafness is centuries since, and the music Of which is an tistic way in which she dyes funny little state capitol at Albany. Including’ main lines, branches and extensions East and West of the whole, “ Siegfried” is the grandest part of the result, and unless tlie infiamatibn absolute defiance of all rules and; traditions— handkerchiefs. Her process can be com­ The crematory' has been designed to serve a Missouri River. The Direct Route to and from Chicago, Joliet, Ottawa, the tetralogy. In no other work of Wag­ pared to -the manner in which an artist can be taken out and this tube restored Peoria, La Salle, Moline, Rock Island, in ILLINOIS—Davenport, Muscatine, wheu these great operas were fairly thrust double purpose. On rainy days funeral ser­ Ottumwa, Oskaloosa, Des Moines, Winterset, Audubon,Harlan,and Council ner’s is there such a minute correspondence etches his plates. She first carefully covers to its normal condition, hearing will upon the notice of a public whose palate was every second between the poetry, music and vices o f those who are to be buried will bo Bluffs, in IOWA—Minneapolis and St. Paul, in MINNESOTA—Watertown be destroyed forever; nine cases out of and Sioux Falls, in DAKOTA—Cameron, St. Joseph, and Kansas City, in becoming jaded with the mechanicalness o f scenery, Every action and gesture on the held in the chapel, and through the kinduess of Mr. Earl bodies can be cremated at any MISSOURI—Omaha, Fairbury, and Nelson, in NEBRASKA —Horton, Topeka, the existing opera, they inspired an apprecia­ stage is mirrored in the orchestra. A great ten are caused by catarrh, which is Hutchinson, Wichita, BeHeville, Abilene, CaldwelL in KANSAS—Pond time at the cost of the materials used. The tion and an enthusiasm not paralleled in the musician once said that “ in: ‘Siegfried? we nothing but an inflamed condition of Creek, Kingfisher, Fort Reno, in the INDIAN TERRITORY—and Colorado annals of music; hear for the first time music such as Nature crematory is built mostly of granite, and is the mucus surfaces. Springs, Denver, Pueblo, in COLORADO. FREE Reclining Chair Cars to Wagner’s theory o f the true mission of 156 feet in length and 70 feet wide, with a and from Chicago, Caldwell, Hutchinson, and Dodge City, andPalace Sleep­ W e will give One Hundred Dollars ing Cars between Chicago, Wichita, and Hutchinson. Traverses newand opera was the development of a vague idea tower nearly ICO feet high. It stands a short for any case of Deafness (caused by vast areas of rich farming and grazing lands, affording-the best facilities which ha conceived when but a boy. The of intercommunication to all towns and cities east and west, northwest Catarrh) that we cannot cure by tak­ and southwest of Chicago, andPaciflc and transoceanic Seaports. "When I say Cuss I d o not mean merely tc vast influence which the works o f Byron ex­ ing Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for atop them for a time, and then have them ro^ ercised upon continental Europe during the circulars, free. ¥g§?i3ULE EXPRESS TRAINS, turn, again. X mean A RADICAL CURE. first half of this century had the effect of I have made the disease o f Leading all competitors in splendor of equipment, cool, well ventilated, and creating an interest in English literature, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. free from dust. Through Coaches, Pullman Sleepers, FREE Reclining and Shakespeare particularly was carefully Chair Cars, and (east of Missouri River) Dining Cars Daily between Chicago, studied. When Wagner wnsstill in hts twelfth Des Moines, Council Bluffs, and Omaha, with Free Reclining Chair Car to North Platte, Neb., and between Chicago and Colorado Springs, Denver, SICKNESS, year he was an enthusiastic admirer of the and Pueblo, via St. Joseph, or Kansas City and Topeka. Splendid Dining A life-long study. I w ar r an t myremeay to Ru'd of Avon. His two heroes were Beethoven Hotels (furnishing meals at seasonable hours) west of Missouri River. Cu re the worst cases. Because ethers have and Shakespeare. He resolved to compose California Excursions daily, with CHOICE OF ROUTES to and from Salt failed is no reason fornot nowreceivmg a euro. an opera, the music Of which should be as Lake, Ogden, Portland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. The DIRECT Send at once for a treatise and a F r ee b o t t l e LINE to and from Pike’s Peak, Mauitou, Garden of the GodS, the Sanitari­ of m y I n fallible r e m e d y . Give Express great as; Beethoven’s, and the poetry as great ums, and Scenic Grandeurs of Colorado. and Post Office. It costs yon nothing for a as KliaUespearo’s. He set to werk and pro­ i trial, and it will cure you. Address duced a tragedy that was a sort of combina- VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE, H .G . R O O T , m .c ., 183 Pearl St, Hew York *tion o f “ King Lear” and “ Hamlet.” There Solid Express Trains daily between Chicago and Minneapolis and St. Paul, with THROUGH Reclining Chair Cars (FREE) to.and from those points and were over forty deaths in this remarkable • THE TROY CREMATORY, tragedy, and in order to have- enough char­ Kansas City. Through Chair Car and Sleeper between Peona, Spirit Lake, PROCESSION OF JAVANESE MUSICIANS. distance from tho gate of the cemetery, and and Sioux-Falls, via R ock Island. The Favorite Line to Pipestone, Water- acters to finish the story Wagner says he was the fabric with wax. Then, with a fine in­ is built on the verge of a precipice on a foun­ town, Sioux Falls, and the Summer Resorts and Hunting and Fishing obliged to bring back Upon the scenes the Grounds of the Northwest. strument, she scrapes away the Wax on the dation of solid rock. It isinthc Romanesque ghosts of the dead: characters! But this in- SCENE IN. “ PARSIFAL.” THE: SHORT LINE VTA SENECA AND KANKAKEE offers feeffities to parts to be colored, tracing figures of ani­ style, and the tall tower is visible tor many travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Council Bluffs, St, cid ut represents the first crude formation o f herself would make if she had an orchestra.” The tetralogy (more commonly known as mals, flowers and otiier designs. The hand­ miles. An open portico connects the cbapel Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Minneapolis, and St. Paul. his , henry,, which, briefly stated, is that: kerchief is next dipped in the dye pot, and with the tower, which is supported by pol­ For Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired information, apply to any Ticket there must he a perfect union o f the music the trilogy, on account of the fact that the Office in the United States or Canada, or address as of course only those portions from which ished granite columns. The chapel is of good with theactirai of the drama; first opera, “ Das Rheingpid,” merely serves S u m m e r T o u r s . the wax has been scraped away can take the size and connects on either side with two The drama must not be a mere auxiliary of as on introduction to the other three) was E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, P a l a c e S t e a m e r s . L o w B a t e s . color, the result is all that can be desired. rooms, the one on tho west containing the re­ the music—simply a thread upon which to first produced at the first Bayreuth festival General Manager. C f l l C A Q O , I L L .. Gen’l Ticket & Bess; Agent During July nnd Angnsilieava o f 1876 as it Will probably never be produced When M’Prede goes back to her island home torts, with the furnaces below it The one on hang a certain number o f arias and duets for CHICAGO Chicago, 9 A. M., 5.30 P, M again. she will take with her a big purse full of the east is used for the preparation of tho soloists. Any one who reads the libretto of AND St. Joseph, 2 P. M., U Rs M Wagner left in his will a stipulation that cash from the- pockets; o f visitors to tho ex­ body before incineration. During Balance Season Xe&Ye one o f Wagner’s operas will recognize the m o r t g a g e s a l e . St. Joseph- “ Parsifal;” his great religious opera, the last hibition, who buy all the handkerchiefs she The interior of the building is fitted up ele­ masterful touches o f a poet. And the music OT only Superior for all kinds MORTGAGE SALE. Chicago, 9 A. M. of his composition, should only be produced can color. gantly. The floors are laid in highly polished Benton Harbor S t Joseph, 11 P. M. isin exact accord with every variation of TXTHEilEAS, Andrew C. Day- and. Betsey Day, IJ7JIEHEAS, Andrew C. Day and Bcisey Day ih Bayreuth. Mrs. Wagner still holds this The dancers are six in number, five young tile and the walls are o f tile and dose grain­ of Grain, hut the only sue- • YY his.wife, did by their certain mortgage deed Mammoth S teamer City of Detroit. the story. Every passage, almost every YV bis wile, did, by their certain mortgage deed, right, and derives a considerable income women and a man.. The latter and one of ed red Carlisle sand stone, iiucli of the ma­ cessful handler of all Seeds. bearing date the 30th day o f August, A. D. 1815, bearing date' the twelfth day 01 April, A . D. 1878 note, has, wheu taken in connection with the N and recorded in the office o f the Register ot Deeds - I ’our Trips per W eek Between from the annual productions of the opera. the women, the “ Bong-gong,” are o f an in­ terial used was imported. Tho altar is made and recorded in the office Of the Register o f Deeds development of the drama, a meaning of its NTIRE Threshing Expenses o f Berrien Comity, Stale of Michigan, in book of Berrien County, State of Michigan, in book 20 DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND Mrs. Wagner, by the way, is the daughter of ferior rank, but the other four are of the of Italian marble and Mexican onyx. Back Of Mortgages, at paee 250, convey to Francis A. own; When the curtain falls; on the first 14 ol mortgagee, at page 4815, convey to Boss Yy. PETOSKEY and SAULT STE. MARIE. the late great pianist, Franz Liszt, and was Javanese upper crust, so to speak. The of the altar at the northern end are three (often 3 to 5 times that amount) Tierce of Berrien County, Michigan, thercal estate Ogden o f Chicago, Illinois, the real estate here­ scene of “ Tonnhanser," for' instance, the mu­ inafter described, to seenre the paymeni-of a cer­ first married, to Hans von Bnlow, from youngest of these; Asiatic belles is 12 years stained glass windows with a figure o f Christ made b y extra Grain Saved. hereinafter described, to secure the payment of a Every Day Between E certain principal promissory note of the said An­ tain principal promissory note ofthe said Andrew sic, instead of ceasing until the beginning of whom she secured a divorce and was mar­ old and tho oldest 16. They are all of good in the center and adoring angels on the DETROIT AND CLEVELAND ORKMANSHIP, Material, drew C.Day, of even date with tile said deed, payn- C. Day, of-even date with, said deed, to the order the next scene, is. continued, without; any in­ ried to Wagner. She is a woman o f many birth, have-been carefully educated in an in­ sides. Near one of the walls is a bronze bust hietoKoss.W. Picrcepr bearcr, for the sum of three of j<’rancis A. Ogden, for the smn or seven thou­ sand and ioity-soycn and 10-1C0 dollars, one year termission, and when the curtain rises on the accomplishments, and was Wagner’s idol stitution somewhat similar to an English and Finish beyond all com­ thousand, one hundred and forty-one aud 53-100 o u r illustrated P a m p h l e t s of Gardner Earl, Mr. Earl’s dead son, to after date thereof, with interest at the rate often 'wiHhe furnished splendid Wartburg scene the music hnsjiaved Her father, Franz Liszt, assisted Wagner nunnery, and have been trained to assist in parison. - • dollars, one year after the date thereof, with inter­ or address whose memory the crematory has been erect­ W est ihercon ut (he -rate o f ten per cent per annum, per cent per annum, payable annually. Notice is some of the mystical rites o f Javanese relig­ the way for the progression o f the story fey many times when be was in sore distress, and ed, and-who died two years ago. A t the hereby given that default lias been made in the c. D. WHITCOMB, Cen’l Agent, Chicago. . payable annually, which said mortgage and note payment of the said principal note, and there iB 111 forming a kind of harnionical foreground; they werh the closest of friends. ious ceremonies. They come from a district southern end of the chapel are, three niches were duly assigned to Francis A- Ogden on May Detroit and Cleveland Steam Nav« Co. wherea hereditary casteqf ceremonial dancers now claimed to be dne and. Unpaid o f principal Bayreuth, where Wagner built his' great The greatest singers o f Europe give their for urns holding the ashes of tlie Earl fam­ IBRATOR owners get the 1st, 1877, and said assignment duly recorded May and interest on saldno’tc, tbcsnm. of seven thou­ has long been maintained, and when in Java 8th, 1877,-in book 17, pagfv 528, or the records of -festival theatre, and where he supervised the services for nothing at the Bayreuth festi­ ily, each niche to be inclosed by a handsome best jobs and make the most Berrien County, Michigan. N ot ice is hereby given sand four, hnndrcd and seven and 56-100 dollars. production o f the works o f his mature genius, vals; and are glad to do so, their reward they dwell in a bronze tablet, while below is a crypt for the that default has been made in the payment o f the Now therefore, in pursuance ol) and under the ESTABLISHED 1863. M oney. powers invested In the said mortgagee and his is a quaint, rustic little town in Bavaria, on coming in the instruction they receive and palace set aside for body of any member who may not want to V said principal note, and there is now claimed to assigns,-and for the purposes expressed in said their use and under be due and unpaid of principal and interest on the left bank o f the Red Main. There are the, pleasure in which they shore, and in the be cremated. NCOMPARABLE for Simplic­ said note the sum o f twenty-nine hundred and mortgage, on universal fame which can hi no way be so the close supervis­ three palaces in: the town,: The Hermitage In front of each retort in the cremation ity, Efficiency, and Durability. eighty-iour and 12.100 dollars. Now therefore, in Friday, tho 27th day’of September,------NEW—- palace is a fanciful building, where Frederick quickly and completely gained as by Bay­ ion of their special room is a heavy iron door, huug on weights, pursuance of aud under the powers invested in A.iDciSapj Utnne o’clock in the afternoon, at the patron and protec­ ; the said mortgagee and his assigns, and lor the front door of the Conrt House in Berrien Springe, the Great and: his sister, the Margravine o f reuth triumphs; so that it can he readily raised. Inside is a I purposes expressed in said mortgag-, on in -the County .of Berrien and State of Michigan, During the Bayreuth festival of this tor, Prince Mnnka EYOND all rivalry for Rapid Bayreuth, resided. An excellent bronze sta­ year movable iron framework, which is pulled Friday, tire 27th day of S nptember, the Sheriff of said County will sell at public anc . tue of Jean Paul Richter, the philosopher, three o f Wagner’s greatest operas—“ Tristan Negara. Their cos­ forward to receive the body, and beneath Work, Perfect Cleaning,- and tlon, to the highest bidder-for cash, the premises tumes would be A . D. 1SS9, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the conveyed by said mortgage deed, and all the right, who died and was buried in. Bayreuth in lS25j and Isolde,” “ Die Meistersinger” and “ Parsi­ which is a long iron pan to receive the ashes. far Saving Grain. front door o f the Court Hoube in Berrien Springs, is in the gymuusiumsplatz.’and au inscription fal”:—will be sung, and preparations on a considered some­ B in the Conniy of Berrien and State of Michigan, title, benefit and equity ol redemption ofthe said The furnaces are in the cellar. The intense Andrew C. Day and Betsey Day, their heirs aad in gold letters marks his house; rt is a pic­ grand scale have been made; A larger crowd what too abbrevi­ EQUIR e S no attachments or the Sheriff of said County will sell at public auc­ heat is produced by a combination of gases tion, to the highest bidder for cash, the premises assigns therein, which said premises arc situated fiA W T U C K E T , R . 1. turesque little town, with a population of than ever before is expected to be in Bay­ ated both at top and requires but little fuel. The body is rebuilding to change from conveyedby saidanortgage deed, and ail the right, in the village o f Buchanan, in the County of Ber­ and bottom f o r rien and State of Michigan, and known and de­ about 20,000. The quietness of the place was reuth during the season, aud the list- o f sing­ trussed with wire to prevent the bones flying L Grain to Seeds. title, benefit and equity ol redemption o f the said scribed os follows, to-wit Part o f lot number ers who have volunteered their services is street wear in K Andrew C. Day aud Betsey Day and their heirs probably its chief attraction for Wagner, off by'the action of the heat. The memorial forty-three (43) in John Hamilton’s original plat of POTEST PROCESS FILES I D HASPS. America, but they BROAD and ample Warranty and assigns therein, which said premises are situ­ and it: was here that he saw the completion scarcely less; than a list of the pre-eminent will be endowed with a sum, the interest of ated in the County of Berrien and State of Michi­ said Village, beginning seventy-six (70) feet west o f his life’s work. He had long been pos­ vocal artists o f the world. have evidently which will keep it in perpetual repair given on all our machinery. gan, andknown and described as follows, to-wit: from the south-east corner o f said lot forty-three CAPACITY 1,200 fiOZEST TER DAY. been carefully A piece o f land situatidin the south-west corner (43), thence west on Front street twenty-four (34) sessed of a desire to have an opera house of feet, thence north seventy-two (72) feet, thence FRITZ REUTER’S STATUE, copied from the of the north-cast quarter of section tbiity-fivc (35) For sale by WOOD & HOFFMAN. his own, where his works could be produced CAMPBELL’S AIR, SHIP, RACTION Engines Unrival­ in township seven (7) south, of range eighteen (18) east twenty-four (24) feet, thence south Seventy- under his personal direction. He wished to dress of sacred fig­ west, commencing on the north side of the railroad two (72) feet to the place of beginning. Also an Germans in Chicago Propose to Put It Up- ed in Material, Safety, Power lands on the line between Merrill's land and Day’s Undivided one-half (&) of lot number twelve (13) have the four operas comprising the great ures in antique bas- Something About tho Queer Craft anil the in said John Hamilton’ s original plat of Said vil­ in Lincoln Park. reliefs. Their per­ land, and running thence cast on the west line of Nibeiungen Tetralogy rendered to his own Man Who Went Up in Her. T and Durability. the railroad lands one hnndrcd and forty (140) lage o f Buchanan. ’ W. R . -Hough, G. Sough, The name o f Fritz; Renter is at present oc­ satisfaction, and he would not entertain the formance would be rods, thence north about forty-eight rods to a point James Mathews; Benjamin Binns and Suc M. Hail THE BIG VASE. The mythological stories o f Daedalus and UR Pamphlet giving full in­ claim some interest in the said described premises To T oif _ idea of having them produced; any where but cupying the attention of the German popu­ hardly lively where a due west line will strike the line dividing Icarus show that the first attempts to navi­ formation, sent Free. It tells said Merrill’s and Day’s land forty-eight rods north as grantees or otherwise. in an opera, house of his own. lation of Chicago. They propose to put up a enough to charm the ordinary theatre goer' Berrien Springs, Mich., July 1,1889, monument to his memory in Lincoln park, gate the air were made in prehistoric times. of the place of beginning at the north Side of the Ludwig II of Bavaria, the king who be­ of this country, yet it undoubtedly pos­ As far bad: os records go mention is found O about this great railroad, at the line dividing said Merrill’s and FRANCIS A. OGDEN, Mortgagee. .C. H. <16 C. B. Wood, Att’ys for Mortgagee, came insane and drowned himself a few years; but it seems there is some opposition to the sesses considerable grace and a kind of im- Day’s land, and being not far from forty acres of FREE TO A H BRIDES. plan. The monument, however, a cut of of the efforts of man to soar above the earth. EVOLUTION in Threshing land more or less. James Mathews, Craig Math­ 132 La Salle St., Chicago. ago, loved Wagner ns he loved no other man pressiveness. ’ which is given with this article, is: in tlie Even after the peculiar properties of hy­ Machinery. Send for pam­ ews, Benjamin Binns and Sue M. Hall claim some o r woman, and it was he who furnished the Some of the men of the little colony are drogen gas were discovered, however, in interest in the said described premises as grant­ process of manufacture, and it seems prob­ jnusicians. Their work is probably charming OTICE is hereby given to all the readers o composer the means to gratify his desire. He 17C6, it was seventeen years before any prac­ phlet, Address ees or otherwise. this paper and all their friends and acquaint able that the Germans Will have their way. Berrien Springs, Mich,, July 1,1889.. had d splendid mansion constructed for Wag­ to the ears of native Javans, but to the Cau­ tical result was obtained in the line Of anccs throughout the United States and Canada The great question Of Who is Fritz Renter casian it seems to have a tendency toward FRANCIS A. OGDEN, DISEASES of WOMEN and SURGERY ! that ner in Bayreuth, where he could: superintend aerial navigation. In 1783 the Montgolfier Assignee of said Mortgage that there should be a monument erected to the barbaric. the carrying out of his: project. The-corner brothers succeeded in sending up a balloon NICHOLS C. H. & C. B. Wood, Att’ys for Assiguce, Specialty By fir. KIL3IER, South Bend, Ind. his memory in Lincoln park! has been asked One of the many wonderful creations on 122 La Salle St., Chicago. stone o f Wagner’s Opera house was laid in mode of linen cloth, lined with paper and many times by tho American population of exhibition in the other departments of the BATTLE CREEK, 1872, and it was completed in 1876, when the filled with air rarefied by heat. From that Removal of Tumors! Radical cure of Hernia Chicago. Well, Fritz Renter was a German show is an enormous vase o f pate tendre, or (rupture), Fistula and Piles, Correction of De­ WILL BE SENT ONE TEAK AS first festival took place; Tho theatre occu­ time to this the subject has been one o f formities, such as Club-foot, Bow-leg, Knock-knee, pies* hilly site within easy walking distance poet . He was born in Mecklenberg in 1810 porcelain. It is eleven feet high, and was and died in Saxony in 1874, and bis specially absorbing interest to inventors, and some of Hare-lip and Mothers-mark; Diseases o f Bones of the heart of the town. It is built of brick, made by Messrs. Brownfields,, of Cobridge, and Joints, &c., &c. Call personally or address A Wedding: Present was the Plattdeuttsche dialect; He stands in the greatest minds of the world have grappled TO ADVERTISERS him for terms and date. and the architecture is se verely plain. The who write of it as follows: with i t A list of 1000 newspapers divided into STATES T o every newly married couple whose address— Germany in about the same rank that Will “ The vaso, which is the largest specimen of LADIESP dyes AND SECTIONS will ho sent on application— and ten cents to pay postage—is sent to the pub- interior is remarkable for its simplicity. It These efforts have been successful to thia Carleton, James Whitcomb Reilly, Bret porcelain (pate tendre) ever produced, is eleven Bo Your Own Dyeing, at Home. FREE. OfoverydescrlptioD ,attl lisher wtthin one year from the date o f their mar­ wilt accommodate about t,400 persons. There extent only: Balloons have been constructed To those who want their advertising to pay. we riage; Harte and John Hay do in this country. He feet in height, and its diameter’ is six feet They will dye everything. They are sold every­ RECORD SteamPRINI- is no attempt a t ornamentation, and this is which will float suspended in. the air for can afford no better medium for thorough and ef­ 1 8 6 HOUSE. Warranted Persons sending lor this present are requested is tho poet o f tho common people, and some four inches, including the ornamental figures. where. Price IOc. a package. They have noequal to send copy of paper containing a notice of their in accordance with Wagner’s idea that there hours and days at a time, and which can be for Strength. -Brightness, Amount in Packages fective work than the various sections of our to give satlsfatclon o f his characters are acted, by the German Its component parts are of. various tints, ob- Select Local 2.1st. .marriage, or some other evidence that shall amount ahculd be nothing in a theatre to distract afc- made to ascend by the discharge of ballast or for fastness of Color, or non-fading Qualities. tained bv impregnating the white porcelain, They do not crock or Burnt; 40 colors, Focsaloby GEO. P. ROWELE & CO.', to a reasonable proof that they are entitled, to the tontxSnffom what is taking, place on tho stage. and to descend by allowing the gas—the sub- Newspaper Advertising Bnrean, Creditors have Detter memories than magazine nnder the' above offer. Address, W. H, Keeler and Dodd' s Drug & Book Store 10 Spruce street, New York" debtors. . “ THE HOUSEHOLD,” Brattleboro, Yt,

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