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VOL XXX.—NO. 17. 8T- JOHNS, MICH.. FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 7, 189«. WHOLE *0.-1529.

HEBE AID THEBE. —it la said that J. W. Ilewitt. who PSSMINAL. COM INI* MV K NTS. turn been severely sick at bis home in S. & Walker, at OM Sis to o, was Sere tat* A pre-lenten meeting of tbe Central Maple Rapids, has not partaken of food Local Option Defeated Tbe iodise' old met sly of Olire will meet week. Convocation of tbe Episcopal diocese of —R. M. Steel is slowly but surely re- since January 27. K O Allison vial ted Ckleago tlw letter part with Mrs J. W Knnset, Wednesday. Kebrnaey Michigan will be held in Bt. John's 1A st le o'eiook a. m. Cordial In vttattoo to all- •overing from his recent Illness. —Addison Heed, who was taken sud ­ of last seek. Church. Bt. Johns, February 10 and 11, —Sickness has confined Mrs. A. 8. denly insane while at his work at the Ueu IL Heek. of I sasins. was In tki* village You are cordially Invited to attend a yoaag By a Clear Majority at 232 in 1888. Following Is the program and (•dies' meeting In tbe vestry sod parlors of Fildew to Iter home during the past last Saturday. Manufacturing Co ’s, works, was taken K B. Whipple Is speed I or tbe week at his order at services : the M. B ohurob. next Sunday afternoon, at week. Clinton County. to the asylum at Kalaouuoo last week. hcMse in tMs village. MONDAY. 7:9U P. M. t'JA o'clock. Them will be good singing mad speaking: bring your lady friends. —See Master Seymour Price in bis —Wheat has taken a jump to 71 cents b. H. Power, of Pontiac, spent Ike fore part By cm tag Prayer. Harmon. of the week In St. Johns. A mea dy Change In Urn Hinds of the •rima Donum Act, Character Sketches. and 72 cent*, uats to 30 cents, and ss ...... , Br«- S 8. Chagln I —The Home Minstrels hid fair to be All at Newton Mail. Febr uary 14. spring approaches aud the weather be­ K J. Mol net, of It hers, spent the fore part Psapli fnr Three Weeks Meiers Use Mler- lltsraais ------Her. W. Hat of tbe week In our village. —A number from St. Johns Lodge, *ien ns Against the Mansure. A Chance TbMSDAY, UJU A. M. the society event of the season. The comes warmer there Is a steady drop ­ B L. Doollnp was s witness In an important Litany Holy Communion. Sermon. No. 10ft. F. A A. M.. attended the fun ­ ping of eggs. We were Informed, as law suit st loots last Saturday. Par Used Work by Law and Order outlook for a crowded house is very NMhsr...... — Ho\ . ir, H iitlior** eral of Frank Voudan at Kureka Sun- we were going to press, that eggs had Mr*. Mstle B. Jaynes, of Chicago. Is here promising. “Pop ’ Whittacker. an ex­ Alterasisl- ...... , Hr John Munday visttins her parents. Mr and Mrs. Dr. Havens •lay. gone up 1 cent per dozen —now selling II40 a. m -organisation. Report*, perienced minstrel performer, has been Mrs H K. Csttenaole has moved to Owoaa n —Dr Knapp picked up a child's blank at II cents. t® p. sa —Prc-Lenten Meditation*, conducted secured and will keep the audleaes to reside wilt her dauphtrr. Mrs. W. H Tripp. The vote on the question of local wool mitten near hia residence lately, by Hov. John Munday roaring while he occupies the stage. —Vaudeville Society Entertainment H S. Hart, aftkeeper at the prison at lonls. option In Clinton oounty iaat Monday 7:90 p. m. -Evening Prayer. which the owner can have by calling on under the management of Mrs. Priee sent last Sunday with hia raally In this vll- At Seri veil's Opera House, February waa a very small and tame one. But we Address. "Whal la the Brotherhood of St. An­ him. laps. 14. Seats 1A, 2ft and 36 cents. for the benefit of Ladies Aid Society believe the majority against the propo ­ drew?"—...... Mev W. H. oeborne Judge foie sad wife, of Harry county, were —Our old fellow townsman, Geo. W. of the M. E. church, February 14, at sition would h»v* incraag ert with an in­ macumton. guests of their nephew. Wm. Lrlaixl. last Stephenson, is failing quite rapidly. It Huggeettve point* to dleeuaetou: Newton Hall. ask. creased vote. Three weeks before tlie 1— How Urotherbood Men may Help the seems as though be could not stand it —Do not fail to hear "Foot and 1‘eas- Her Kredrrtek Hall spent the latter part of election tlie proposition would have Church aad Sunday School ...... Jan. M-Airak E Wert. Viator ______but a little while. anf'and the new K. P. march, com ­ st week in and aftou* his old home In Lapeer carried by equally as great a majority as ______Bvr H U. JHTer-on Nina Cans. I al^sksf ...... — Do not fail to hear the Hetnenyi county. posed by A. J. Hicks, by tlie orchestra it was lost. But people appealed to 2- How Brotherhood Men may Help tbe Fdto A—Joan H. Haynes, 8*. Johns______Mrs- J. O HI ley went to Holiaod. N. Y.. last Minerva Curtis. Urat lot oounty.. t’oucert Company, Saturday evening, at Home Minstrals.- February 14. at their better reasoning and voted accord ­ Hector —...... lev. W. T. ('luff week to see her grand daughter, who waa February 8. Entertainment to begin at h—How the Hector may HNp HI* Chapter — Seriven ’a Opera House. very IU. ingly. BU8INE88 LOCALS ...... Hon. 8. B. Da bo i b:ao to accomodate the business j»eopie- —The Her i ven-Gratiot ditch case will Oapt. lieu Marvin. O. W Monger. P. K. Per- People do not object so much to sa­ —Mrs. Edwin Pennell, who was dan ­ have a bearing in the l ulled States rtn and Kdward Brown were In Durand Wed­ loons as they do to the abuses of tbe law •S.AO coal ftfi.00. gerously 111 last week, is improving court of appeals at Cincinnati before nesday on business. governing them. Bo now. let every law- The celebrated Lehigh Valley coal the moaiy. Her mother. Mrs. Kelsey, of Judge W. H. Taft. It is expected it Miss Jennie Hepiogie lefl Thursday noon for abiding citizen stand by the autlioriUes best grade hard coal mined. ITiee 9B.W Ionia, who came last week, returned Klniey. Ohio, where sb? will spend the rest of per ton At John H ickn . will be heard this month. the winter with relatives. in their effort to make every dealer do Mottled and Moody. Tuesday. —F. F. Murdock will erect a two C ft. Srofleld came home Saturday with quin­ business strictly within the law. If a —F. I). Cooley's cold storage house at story brick buildiug 28 x 100 feet, on the ary well hold of him. It has been twelve years man lawlessly gets drunk and endangers OFFICIAL. We invite our friends ami |nitrons to <>vid, burned to the ground on Thurs­ since be was thus aflUeu-rt come and see us in (Mir new aud fresh site of his present works, opposite the life and property, to say nothing of the quarters, across the street from our late day night of iaat week. Lees $ft,UOO; post office. The work will he com ­ B. t. Valentine went to Ovid Wednesda y to good morals of the community, punish Common Council Room*. / place of business, where we liave better spend the day with bis hratbor Theodore, St. Johns . Mich.. Feb- A 1RS«.' insurance, $2,.Too. There were 0.000 menced as soon as tlie weather will per­ him severely, also the vender who, con ­ Regular meeting. facilities for showing our goods. In dozens of eggs oooked. from Chloago. who was there visiting bis preparing for our spring stock we are mit. parents trary to the law. sold him the liquor. Called to order by President Vaughan. offering all goods on hand at nominal —Owing to the giving out of some part —Clark A Hulse. clothier; G. W. K. O. Steel will leave here Ike A ret of Ike If tlie friends of local option will do Preeent Trustee* Kendrick. Kenyon. Morn*, prices, all of which goods are fn d> and of the mammoth engine which works week es s delegate to the annual meet of the just as much to enforce tbe present law Palmer. Wolcott and President Vaughan. pretty. Come and see. Hyde, grocers: A. E. Dutcher. boots The minutes of January S and 1A lasts, the machinery in the Manufacturing National Aassmbiy loague of A me rice u BorcnsK A Pbtsoh. aud shoes; 11. L. Hendrick, dry good* as they claimed they would do to enforce were read. The word "use" in role 40 in the Co.'s works, the machinery lias been Wheelmen, at Baltimore. Md. and carpets, and Waldron A Mack, Can West pin ter. who has been employed by a local option law. they now have a report from tbe board of water conaimonm House to rent corner 11 iff ham and quiet during the iaat week. boots and shoe*, all liave interesting the St. Joans' Manufacturing Company for chance to organize their law and order wm changed to tbe word* "pay far." Oakland streets. E. M. Smith. —A beautiful aud modest entertain ­ tacts to lay before you through our ad ­ tbe past four or Ave yetrs. left Monday morn ­ leagues through which to enforce such The minute* were then approved. Tbe following claim* were presented by tbe Kvory Vsrlaly of Vara* ment given for a good cause is the vertising oolums this week. ing for Blmlra. N.-T.. where he has accepted a law. The following is the vote in the May always he found at Vaudeville. Don't forget the date. position In lbe shops connected wtth the El­ clerk and referred to the committee on claim* —Sandusky I Ohio) Daily Register: various townships throughout the 1.406 Jam U Henderapn. salary ...... 880 OO Miss II. L. H icks *. Newton llall. February 14. 8 p. m. mira lieformatory . under the management or “Mr. Eugene E. Davis is an excellent T. C. Beach fan has the beet wishes of many county, as near as could be procured O Jaa Healey, salary ------46 00 Look for the program next week. vooallst. Ills voice is full of power, St Johns t Mends for his success. without an official canvass. 7 C K Vredenborg. salary ------46 00 A in wise ami 3 good lota, good large —Single admission to ltemeiiyi Con ­ sympathetic and vet lacking no seuor- 5 Andrew Man. rutting wood ..... — 76 barn, good fruit, cistern, well, etc., cert seventy-live rents. In cities the Thr Jary H«nd«r< il a Judgiwvnl In Favor U Wm Todd, rutting wood ------4 OO corner of Cass and Whittemore slrasta. ous qualities necessary to till tlie large •f Complainant fnr fl.St.1 71. % poorest seats to hear this celebrated 1.600 W K Lyon, rutting wood ...... — « 36 Will sell on favorable terms or trade auditorium. ” Tlie accompanist and 1 K H Drake, rutting wood ------7 36 violinist are sokl at 91.60 and$2.t>0. A On the 7th of August. 1HR4. the brick for a 40 or 80 acre farm. baritone soloist with Hetnenyi. 3 John McNaughtoa. cutting wood 3 30 IBtf Mhs. Mary A.<.aiidmbk . rare chance to hear a flue concert. dwelling house on the farm of Daniel Dupmin its a Tbeo Bach, rutting wood ----—. IS US —Sait Lake Daily Tribune: “Miss Batik ...... Bober, iu Batli township, was consumed - n« 4 A J Hurkban. cutting wood ...... > 67 We pay the highest market prioe fur —On Sunday morning, February 2, Stein was excellent. Her voice is a Btnshaia the sun came out very bright, giving by Hre. Tlie building wa* occupied at Kiw « ... 6 Stewart Wright, drawing wood-. . W uu furs, hides and twits. very sweet und binl-like soprano, winch the time by his son William amt family, Olive ----- 0 Pultrr) St Pouch, repair* pump 16eow tf Fokkcii & Daklky . the bear sufficient time to come out and site lias evidently cultivated with great boast t 60 his father and mother living in the vil­ II—QSl.. Tbay lul (4o — Watch Oar Window* see hia sliadow. which is said to mean care. Her high notes are full and clear, I*>ban»i>------7 St J. Iron Wotka. repair* lage of Bath at tlie time. The building that we are to have six weeks more of anil tier trills are faultless.” To be WrotptooUa ... m pua SO A few more trimmed luito which are was insured in the Farmers' Mutual of Victor ______8 C F. VanSirkle. *uppHs*...... now offeted at prices which will ensure winter. heard with ltemeiiyi. Saturday evening. DaWltt...... Clinton ami Gratiot i*oiinties. and owing Ovid...... 0 W U Cornell, uipplie* ...... —___ sales. Mus H. L IltcKa. —Minneapolis Times : "Hetnenyi 'a —As a tangible evidence of their es­ Uremh—k to the fact that a mortgage mi the farm Its 1.510 8t. John* Ktectrtc Plant Lighting Now I* Yuur Opportunity violin sedids. slugs, weeps, and laughs. teem. the lady teacher* in tlie Ovid KU«r------to April I------IO OO iiad been foreclosed aud the lime of re­ Eagle ------m To buy one of the leading Sewing Ma­ At times his touch is so delicate that Watertown .IK* I Corbit * Valentine. «o »plle« ...... 1 17 school* presented Commissioner It. M. demption liaving nearly expired, togeth ­ chines of the day at a price greatly re­ the bow seems only to hover like a Winston, with two pretty silver nap ­ 3 Spaulding A Co, Mippbm 13 38 duced. You can save a handsome mar­ er with what the officers of tlie company ASS 791 3 P E Wslsworth. freight ...... 70 magic wand above the responsive kin rings last week Friday. The occa- gin by seeing me before vou buy. strings. ” thought to be other suspicious circum­ ■■tullallmi of oSteer*. A- B. liALCOM. »ton waa ids 9Mb birthday Mr. Wlu- Total water fund...... -...... 8888 — Win. Cochrane lias announces I him* stances. they refused to pay the the loss. At a regular review of 8t. Johns Tent, stun stand* high witli lady teachent of not H Palmer, salary------JM A Home at a Hargalu. self as a candidate for village assessor Mr. Bober transferred the policy to Ills No. 2U8. K. O. T. M.. last Tuesday even, 6 W II Branson...... 61 the county. A live room one story house. with uuo wife and K. M. Swigart. after which mg. thefollowing officer* were installed m on the republican ticket. Mr. Coch­ —Gil R. Osman, infuagiug editor of Dewitt H Hant. mlory ‘JO or two nice lota 66xltv> feet each, well Mr. Bwigart. through his attorney. II. by Deputy Great Commander McDon ­ 7 J It Stevens, taxes cm Mmr pro- rane is an intelligent, sober and upright the Grand Hapids Press the past three and cistern, pleasantly sit oaten on Bast J. Patterson. commenced suit against ald. of (taand Ilapids : citizen. and would make a good assessor years, lias resigned to accept a similar Case street. The house and one lot the oompauy. ('amwonder A. B. Want. 8 Treasurer Ionia Co. tame* on will be sold for $80U. or with both lots on any ticket. position on the Chicago Journal at a Muir pro perty Tlie case was called last Monday at Limit. < amma a der-r. B. DeWltt. tor £876. Will be sold either way on —Geo. Foreman lias moved to 8t. greatly increased salary. Harry H. Heoonl Ka epe—«i. H. Scott, t» J 8 Osgood, coal ...... most favorable terms. For terms of the opening of tlie court. Home trouble 1,000 8t Johns Electric Plane, -greet Jehus from Grand Ledge He will oc ­ Stitt, son-in-law of II. H. Hvam. of ilssaor Keeper-ML T. WMb burn payment, etc., call at The Indkpmmd cupy a part of the Walker house with was experienced in procuring a jury, as Chaplain — A L Stagy lighting ...... —______14:t 73 mnt office, 12tf. Eagle, lias been promoted to Mr. Os­ I t*eo Hulburt. night ws*ch ...... - 34 UO his son-in law. A. A. Chick, and will all member* of the regular paunel. witli 1‘tiyaldan Or II Calmer man sold positiouon the Press. the exception of seven or eight, were Sea meant —A Pnwman. 3 W W Umnard. salary ------41 rat Wm Crteti conduct the shoe shop in connection 3 K Talimadgr ...... to oo Fays cash for Rags, t opper. Zinc, —Max Blank of the Penny Store, lias memliers of the company. At length a Maater-aLAnoa —W. Flak. with the new shoe house of Clark A leased tlie store room formeily occupied 1st M. of U. —J. Mat toon 4 J Duelling ------...... 16 OO Lead and Rubbers. Faxon & Rich Hides. jury was secured aud with II. J. Patter­ mom I block. by Sherman's bazaar, near the head of j art M. of age of this paper next week, 41 LK Peek, salary ------—------avenue, west side. on both sides, but there seemed to lie an bees were organized and the net in­ Tw«« Dray*. and you will tlnd a complete surprise crease in membership was 2.7.307 Tlie 43 ilreen Slade Oil Co. suppHe* ...... If you liave heavy draying or light —"The Midland Monthly,” published entire failure on the part of the defence 48 E H KIUMh. Watk ...... mm i i for you —the greatest iNugaiiis ever Kupreme tent paid out to widows and deliveries to be done, and desire uare at DeMomea. lowia, in its February to sliow any crooked work ou the 44.40 P E Waiewortb. freight ...... — promptness at reasonable prices, aad offered in this village or county. This orphan* ot deceased memliers $KftU.l)Wi 47 F B Waiewortb. interest on number, published a write-up of the part of Mr. Sober. Tlie ouly question call on me. Richard Gay . will tie as an inducement for you to ____ 875 OO various woman s clubs of Michigan, to- for the jury to pass on was the one as during the year, while tlie Great Camp visit the new location of the Penny of Michigan disbursed about 9MMMNX). 48 3t John* Manf'g Co Hteam TH* M. J*h*a Ur boo I at Music. getbet with half-tone engravings of to whether the tire was incendiary or January ...... 318 HO Store, third store from tlie head of Cliu The total membership at large at pres­ Madam G. 8. Prioe desires to inform promiuent members. Among the latter not. if an was it brought about by Mr. 40 8t Johns ManVg Co. repair* — 3 is her old patrons ami others, that she tan Avenue, wrest side. Bober 'f The jury must have arrived at ent is about 21ft.ism. we notice those of Mrs. M Hahcock —Philo I>oty died at Ills old home Hi still continues business and will do su the conclusion that it was an honest Total Electric Food...... -----$1,404 87 at her home, corner Cass and Mead )<• and Mrs. F. A. Travis, of the Ladies' Eagle tawuahip. January 27, lnuti. lie WH«t •• a Vaadavllle Kniertalaaw-al 7 ----- 333 MO loss, thereby exonerating Mr. Bober. Water Fund brought forward streets. Instructions in Piano, Organ, Literary Club of Ht. Johns. was born March 8. 1818, making him It is a musical anti literary variety of General K iod brought forward. — 340 30 Vocal and Hsrmonv. —Invitations liave been issued (or tlie nearly 80 years old, He had been a OMlh of Mn. John Tamer of Cadillac the must amusiug and refined wit. Fine Highway Fuad brought forwan ___ 1ft M3 marriage of Mr. Harry V. Abbott with Smoke “ Bt. Johns Bouquet.'' 5( resident of Eagle township 60 years. Mrs. John Turner, formerly a resi­ elocutionists, prominent King * daught ­ Total allowed Feb 8. 1808 ...... JMM4 80 Mias Minnie A. Scotleld. The cere­ When the county seat was located lie dent of 8t. Johns, died at tier late home ers. Sunday school teachers, our public The l osernlttri: oo claims repotted that mony will be performed in 8t. Juliu s Smoke 'Royal Crown Perfeeto, ” 18 was eieotad to the office of sheriff, lie in Cadillac, this state. Sunday evening, school teachers, the principal choir claims Non. 1,40ft-1.508, 004-1 .OOft, and 814-40 cents. church, at 7:80 o'clock. Wed needs v was a member of the state legislature January 2B. 1888. aged 8H Years. She singers from all churches, 84. Johns inclusive were compel at the footings and recommended that they be allowed and older* evening. February 12. 1MM. The recep­ in 80 and 71. and eras supervisor of had lieen a great sufferer for several star singers not in churches, and hoy t Nffi Hw^f) tion will occur at the home of the bride's drawn on tbe proper funds for tbe amount*. When in Bt. Johns call at Watts his township several terms in early months preceding her death, but death soprano all perform and will make Oo molton tbe report wm adopted. Dining Hall, No. 4 Clinton avenue, for parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Scotield. on years. at last released her. Her maiden name the Vaudeville entertainment at New­ Yens 6t ney* —o meals. Hoard by the day or wesik.— Ottawa street, from 8 to 10 o'clock that —The union meeting at the M. E. was Catharine 11 el ley, and site was ton Hall, February 14. under Mrs. Trustee Morns presented an ordinance NO. Meals 2Ac.; 6 tickets for 91.00. 40. It wee referred to tbe committee on law* evening. church last Sunday evening was very united in marriage with John Turner in Prices management, the ioest ever W. H. Watts . —Chandler Gleason, a pioneer of and ordinance* largely attended, both the auditarum Pennsylvania. For a number of years given in Bt. Johns. A duplicate of a notice served no L R Peck, Ovid township, died at bis home north they lived in St. Johns. They removed to terminate co nfine I m superintendent by SSK STATE N A V 11*448 BARE and vestry being crowded to the full Otrrwll Coart or kowlbr ofHhepardsville. Monday. February. seating capacity. The meeting opened from here to Cadillac iu 1872. when that elector board January 34. 180ft. was presented T The following are the cases disposed 18WI. from heart and kidney troiibiee. with a slurt song service, led by a place first came into notice. Mr. Tur­ and ordered Med CAPtTAL.SiA.SSO. in the February term of tlie circuit court (bt motion Trainee* Kendrick aad Kenyon in hia 7Xd year. A wife and live chil­ chorus choir, under the direction of D. ner purchased mime business property WET ASSETS OF MTOTEHOLDEBB. MM now in session : and Lyman Parr were elected m member* of dren survive him. Funeral was held at II. Hunt. The closing song of this ser­ aud engaged iu the furniture ami under tbr board of election rommlmionet* for tbe FRANK ORULKR, TrasHsat. the M. E church at the Colony, last Samuel Sherman vs. Hachel Hhlat* Attach- vice was. “Nearer my (tad to Thee.” takiug business, tlie earnings of which meal. Taken from Ike oaLHar coming charter election March 0, 1808. KRKDBM1CK 8THBMBR, Vlsi PrsstlM Thursday, and the remains interred In the Urat. third and UfUt verses being made them comfortably well off. Two Hubert M Swtgart ra The Parmer* Mutual On motion Trustee Kenyon and Kendrick W. H. IINELL1NUQ were ejected inspector* of election In district the cemetery st that place. He waa a sung by the -hnir ami co ngregation and children survive her—Charles Turner, Sire l new ra wer Company Awumpait. After UIMMlTOM : member in good standing of the Uuited •everal day* trial tbe Jury returned a verdict No. 1. the second h hJ fourth verses by a quar­ of Cadillac, and Mr*. James McLaugh On motion Trustee Mortis. Wilcott and M. Oaastaalla* V*l4pa**rh, Irstsvhk Ssksasa of 81 MB.75 Brethren church. He came to Ovid tet. without accompaniment, located m tin. of SanFrauctaco, Cal. Tlie de ­ N. Duncan were elected inspecto r* of election W. H. Ma*UI»(, Mlcharl 8p Uatmy. Mary E. Thurston r*. John M. Dodge el. si. from the state of New York about forty in district No. 3. A. E. Datcbar. Frank Unitor. tlie gallery over the vestry, and com ­ ceased had been an invalid during the Trr*pa*». settled. On i IMIS Ion Trustee Whetstone. Thus. ( . Ooaalaatlaa Unitor. years ago posed of Henry Washburn. Hiram llroes. last llfteen years. She was a do Alfred B. Dutton vs. Fred V. Murdock Hit Hotter and M. A. Kmffin were elected I neper - —Tlw young men's meeting at the M. Alice Malt house and Julia Brass. The hearted woman, and in her da vs of pom Settled on payment at SMS and nows tW~ Tmmr prr eaat. Ia »sr—t wl4 oa Uraa 8 E. church last Sunday afternoon was tor* of election in distort No. Z effect was very beautiful and many in health and activity she did a great deal Card* ot Thank, On motion Trustee* Wolcott aad Matos largely attended. Rev. Martin's talk tbe audience were moved to tears. list. for the relief of the poor and unfortun ­ were elected to act with tbe dark a* a board of STATS BANK OF 4T. JOHNS. upon "Moral Muacle** was full of good E. M. Blanchard, of the Uaptistohurch. ate. We dee*rr to ex pram our arneere thank* to OOI 'IAL AMDMATt sound advice. He spoke of the many preached an excellent sermon from our neighbors and to Bt. John# Lodge. No NS, Trustee Morris moved that tbe election and Dally Reconi and Union: r. A. M . ferthmr kiodnem amt amittasrr in Mess be paMhdmd In tbe three CAPITAL MOW dangarnus temptations that are con ­ Istah, 46:22 “Look unto me and be "Miss Roman, the pianist, waa a genu ­ the ila kna w and death of our husban d aad stantly found in the pathway of our saved all ye ends of tbe earth, for I am NET MMMTR OP STOCKHOLDERS Ml ine surprise. Among the many pianists young men aad said that unless we are (tad. and there Is none else.” Union MM* L a FtLMOKK. who have appeared here she easily takes O. W. Mt’NOER. Priillm. continually on our guard the tempter meetings am being held this week at MR AND MRS. UEORUK PILMORK. On motion tbe council ad loomed. drat rank. Bbe is an artist in the true (SHUDM PILMORK. DKWITT H. HUNT. (4BO. r. MAMVIM. Vtoa-PraMlist. will get the better of os and we will fall. the three ohurobea — Monday and Tnea- j. w. rrraouuu). ivaur. meaning of the term.'* To be heard Village Clerire We hope that every young man who day. at the Baptist. Wednesday and H. M. PITBOKKALD. A wtth Hsmsoyi Concert Company. —Ban Francisco Kagistar : Hetnenyi was present upon this o ecnston will re­ Thursday si tbe PongregaUcnal. and he nde was down on the programme last night — Patrons and friend* of T I ­ DtMBCTOMS: member the words of the speaker and Friday and tammy st the Methodist for only three numbers, but the enthusi­ pendent . as wail as those who would begin at naee to develope his moral totJ.BMMr.Q- W. Maagor.aas.PJ asm of the audience exacted from him like U» become such, will And it a Hiving (to.au, J. H. PsSswa. (Mo. W. Mi February 4, IMS. muscle and he ready to battle with and as well as a matter of convenience to defeat the tempter wherever he may lie At ■*. Jobs*. Kehrtiarr A MSS. toy M. N. Dun- i. j. r. fsiaii . Vrwi no lens than seven, and the violinist Harrtoh Miss Kiln granted the extras with evident pleas­ a B. Alttsaa. O. M. CtothW. found. Dr. Ilu tier waa also present and <•». Mm- Mr. Mm H. Harass, at at Joans, Ratoervs, Mla omel# subscribe for or renew their subecrip- made a few ii aad Miaa Minerva Gama, at tthsss. QreMst Wise. (Me* ure, recognizing the sincerity of tbe tlon for any and all publleaUoaa in this M. D MfiOAMM. P. M critical tribute paid to bis genius.' ’ country at Bus office.

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— .ydM FEB. 7, 1806.

PEMIN8ULAB1TK& Ita the V. * P. M. to HARRISON DECLINES. GENERALITIES. Me* Meat Mm N« The big grain elevator...... at Freeland...... NEWSY NOTES OF PEOPLE AND burned, with 9.000 bushels of whea t. ispst dianapoHs, tl GLIMPSES OF THE DOING OP Havana: The of eex-President Harrison, saysays: THINGS OP MICHIGAN. Peter Paetuzeny fell down the shaft THE BUSY WORLD. tursIsSwl i*o •lima evsau ia ta* ______ties believe that ia La at liny City CRpB» John K. Gowdy, aha Irma n of the Thu smooth/ resolution as Cute uu IBs Havana is imminent, The owners of waa killed. Republican state central committee, ■I MikMM shops were ordered I to pa*| up th* iskut- oalled on Gen. Harrison by Invitation, i minority r*- ter* by S o'clock Rudolf Hraaeh fell from a ladder In ------stop* lAVsnl each evening, and the ex-President handed him the •eg (row -ipum ts« complete i nor pen* where there has been gayety Chaa. Nash'* barn, near Marasllua, and following self-explanatory letter: » of ('aba. both rrsoltateas wsot to tbs parent unconcern heretofore I broke hie peek. ■ ewfssdor. ttuah a lor root of is rest! to X Hee. JoSm K. (iotrdjr. lad Isas pslto lad. la the stillness of death now. Maria view of the ramtuMeas psmaM hg the state eea- has *e:dooi bass Saenl la the Ssaa to mm test up Wa Grenier'* foar-year-old girl iffj cflNMUUii Si iU fitit! immuic , Mid Of the *p tssh af Mr. Tnimsa. Veter as member* haa gone to hunt Gomez, bat It begins with matches. near Cheboygan, on (4) 14m aoliofiAi iiepu t* - of the bod/ cihersetemed the *per. n mm mem af to look as if there is more danger ■ooa to be shores in this the meet remarkable in th* history of tbs up­ a burned to death. per uses 111 of Co se rue* U aboeaded u> slats- behin d than in fire* The farther John Torrent, the Muskegon capital ­ OMMI4I Of 1 •SUfittlioruii iWltepAlf' away Maria goes to discover Gooses r. * a. m. to mv Indians friends. I'resident Clsvslaad. Heerstsry Carlisle the closer seem the soldiers at Gomes ist, will have some wells sunk in Mus­ Flse at FbUsdslpMa. asd otter teas ta blah pises* Mr. About MO delegate* attended the Hitherto I have dullati to epees to the to eaeroach upon the suburb* of this kegon county in march of olL pwbite upon ibis tastier, but aooroe of friends Chestnut street, above Broad, Phil­ Maker introduced as ■sassnissst (o tbe mod lodge of Michigan F. A A. M. at to whom 1 hove tslxod. end many usorea wore adelphia, waa visited by one of the •liter bill sow before tbs 6east* providing ci*v Every citizen loyal to Nnaia iff Saginaw. The grand nuwUr. —ere- Van Hnren county supervisor* return to wheat 1 here written will reeegslis in this that as/ person who tehee silver or soul to tbe endeavoring to getaway with his fam­ to call a local option eleetion and ita fiercest fire* the oity has known for mist to be estasd ebell tob* as *usally valua ­ bury and treasurer reported the prea- expression the »ubefore of whs* 1 said to ble amount of tbe other metal sad have both ily and hundreds leave us every advocates try to force them to do aa thorn. To every one who hna proposed topro- years. The big seven-story building •nt mem be rah ip in the a tale la over wete wy nuutlssitos I have tut No. Thera of Charles II. Haoeitina. 1410 and 1418 noi sed, so aa to secure tee parity of tbe two sfseiner for Vera Crus, Tampa, New I7.UU0, an increaae of nearly 1.0U0 over metal*. Monas Tbs seeeioa was brief. Tbe porta Havana James Ilelmer, 40, haa been never has been an hour siaco 1 loft Chestnut street, aud the adjoining five- op pShlltoo to a bill reported from tbe invalid Yoi4c and other is all (aat year. There woi an increaae of the While House that I here felt s eonfuaioa aad the soldiery seem aa arrested on a charge of criminally as­ wish to return to it- My Indiana fused* have story structure of the American Bap­ paaatoss esauaittee toawsad tbe set of UMto MOO in oaah receipts. One of the muat saulting Ann Jaokaon, colored, aged It boon most devoted and faithful, sod I mm their tist Publication society and the Amer­ ibs*ts tbsesseedersttossf w4bswbetotobssa- much at a ions what to do as aayoo* Important matter* vraa the diapoaition else. The cold-bloodedness of the new gratofet . ebtor Tbe Hepubiieen convention ican Baptist Historical society, No. csspkto rsd ouOtotoet proof of Costs, lad to tbs •f the Maaonic home. The proposition Mrs Carrie Luoker, of HL Joseph, gave me IU indo rsement and that is enough. I captain-general, Weyler. throw*a pall received SMI from Kichard Liakey. of thins the voters of our party ere now entitled 1460, were totally destroyed. The build ­ max I ns of tbe petal of mo quorum osrly la Urn af the trustee* of the .Maaonic home at to have a sew nmr For the sentiment, grout ings damaged by fire and water and ssssioa sad tbe Hosae waa forced to adjoern. of fear over all aa his reputation show* Orand Kapils to aaaume control of Htevenaville, for selling liquor indis ­ Mr. Harnett, of Now York, lairoauced s total that he will bare no mercy on anyone or small, that baa boon manifested Sor fay nom ­ falling walls were the four-story dry resolution authorizing the construction of atx that iaatitution, after a prolonged de ­ criminately to her husband. ination I am grateful, and of tSal wider re­ who incurs his displeasure, and- tor ­ spect and kindness break lag party Uses- goods houae of Homer, LebontilHes A naw battleship* to i bate. wax rejected. While close, the While the family of Thee. Swarthout. which bore been shown it so tansy ways. X am Co., Nos. 1416 and 1414; a dwelling ouch exciu*l vr of • ture and death will be the portion of cote allowed that the grand lodge of Cheiaea were away from home the profoundly appreciative houad at 1422, and the Hotel Lafayette, wju l* appropriated many suspected Cuban sympathiser* waa not in favor of aaaoming themain ­ I cannot consent that my na me be pressstod SRN ATS— F’ortv-* > day —Mr. Mitoholl. of when Weyier arrives from Spain. The houae caught fire and waa de ­ to or used m the j-l iaiu Is . onvas ttre. sod at Iiroad and Sanxom streets On both tenance of the home. Offioem elected: stroyed. Nothing waa saved. must kindly ask my friends to accept this as a sides of main entrance to tbe ilaeeltine In fsror of tbs stiver Cubans have won important engage ­ Moat worahipful grand maater, John sincere sod Asa* a* presalon upon the subject substitute to tbs Ho pointed oat ments Trinidad, province of Santa The people of lleaeemer have the building were tbe piano warerooms of t*al our foreign isdobieduoos during tbe post i. Carton, of Flint; right worabipfnl HE* J amin Hsus isos. lialiett A Davis, at 1416, and of Htrin- Clara, where a garrison of 400 Spaa deputy grand maater. Lou 11. Wiuaor, gold fever over the report that an In ­ tl your* bod (really i or reeved, notwithstand ­ iards was captured. At Saleda, near dian recently brought in 100 pounds of way A Co. , at 1416. Tbe two Baptist ing tost during that time there was a blisses of Reed City: right worahipful aenior British Fortify Disputed Territory. societies lost large end valuable col ­ of trade la our favor In werrbaadiae of il.Mt- Cienfuego. 000 Cubans defeated' lOO grand warden. James M rad lev. of Port quartz, which assayed §4,000 to the The New York World haa advice* HW.IMI. tmsiilss silver export a of >W3ll.to sad strongly fortified Spaniards with a ton. lections of paintings, books and curias. gold export* of -271. ivu. . if. Tbe re were two Huron; right worahipful junior grand from Caracas. Venezuela, saying: Mich­ A conservative estimate places the ag ­ remedies to be applied First, our merchant loss of 40 on each side. warden, Frank T. Lodge, of Detroit; D. G. Page, clerk of the board of ael McTurk, head magistrate of Brit­ manor must be eocourased and built up and A bloody encounter occurred be­ gregate losa close to 92.UUU.OOO. It is we muat beooato our own earner*; second . we right worahipful grand treaanrer. Wm. state auditors, and Samuel A. Com ­ ish Guiana, who haa been identified thought that this is almost fully cov ­ muat legislate to increase our export com ­ tween Cajuoa and Quivicar on the Wente. of Maniatee: right worahipful mons, clerk in the secretary of state's with the usurpation of Venezuelan ered by insurance. modities as a* to enable u* to wipe out tbs debt Havana and Hutanabo railroad, which grand secretary. J. H. Conover, of Cold- office, have resigned and exchanged territory, has been relieved of bis min­ which today mskee tbe people of this country was the result of a pretty trick of virtually slaves to tbe money lender* of (treat Gomez. The latter with 1,000 men water: right worahipful grand lecturer. their positions isterial duties, in order that he mav Otnsur to Uosbl* Hor Navy. Britain. He tboutrbt that the only remedl** A. Al Clark, of l^xington; right wor ­ command an expedition charged with which couid proia. t the people of Amen'-a started last as though to 'oin Macao shipful grand chaplain. Her. A. A. An electric car demolished a milk Berlin: A high official of the colo ­ from the inroads of the orient were tbe sben- in Pinar del Rio. Gen. Marin, tem­ fortifying theentire length of the Cu* nial society says that Fimperor William Knapped: worahipful grand aenior wagon containing Mrs Jos Smith snd yuni river lying in the disputed terri­ dosmeot of tbe single (old standard sad porary commander of tbe Spanish deacon. L. E. Wood, of Pokagon; wor ­ her son. at Adrian. Doth were soaked is firmly determined to carry oat the tbe miabiiahineat of a protect.re tariff. forces, left Havana with a large army tory. This news hascaused a great project of doubling the size of the He wa* again -1 say Increase la tbe ahipful grand junior deacon, P. O. Hil­ with milk and Mrs Smith waa prob ­ stir. The English plan is believed l bite debt to maintain tbe gold standard. to intercept the Cubans Gomez sud ­ bert. of Hay City; worahipful grand ably fatally hurt. German navy. His majesty is con ­ r. Perkins, of f’alitornla. spoke bneoy in denly turned westward, circled around to tie to fortify the disputed territory vinced that thisis absolutely necessary supportC of tbe silver amendment Mr. J ones, tvler, Alexander McGregor, of Detroit. Mrs Charles Hagadorn. wife of the while the Americau commission ia in­ of Arxaaaa* in charge of tbe stiver bond bill Marin and uttaokui 1,200 Spauiards The grand lodge cloned ita work by in order to secure to Germauy perma­ codesvored to bold tbe senate in asaaion till a under Caueila, defeating them, killing Orleans farmer who was shot by Ham­ vestigating and if its report is adverse nently her position as a great power, ehooamg Saginaw aa the place of meet­ uel Reeves, hia hired man. haa been ar­ to llritain to be prepared to bold it vote ••• tarred He bad given notice of tbi* 200. with a losa of only 80 men. Gomex and especially as a rising colonial Intention sad Senator* were prepared for It. pursued tbe flying Npainiards until ing in Jauuarr, 1897. rested on a charge of conspiracy and forcibly. power, lienee, all tbe emperor ’s en ­ Afters lengthy discussion tbe bonsto went Into executive mm*ion nod then too* a ntt-eea they were reinforced and then he con ­ ia in jail at Ionia. ergy will lie bent to that end. Prince Thu 11 rid gw Ovsr Detroit HI vwr Is a Mo. for the day. Tbe urgent deficiency bill wa ­ tinued into Pinar del Rio. The news FAMILY OF FOUR BURNED. Peter Callleott, of Decatur, waa sen ­ llismaruk has expressed to the emperor re ported. ivein* the nrst of tbe appropriation given out by the Spaniards authorities tenced to Ionia prison for 13 months Over 100 interested persons attended his belief in the necessity of creating Mils to b* reported to lae Seuste tula session, the hearing ^iven by the senate com ­ it me rests* the total appropriation for dstt- b ail clearly patched up to suit them­ TwHM. Hole iu«t la a llamtag Fara- for selling liquor in local option Van a strong (iermsn navy. Tbe fact that nenclea over tbe emouni appropriated tjy tbe selves. The above la from a trusted hou Marshall liuren county. Theodora Lowry, of merce committee on the bill for a high Prince Hohenlohe. tbe imperial chan­ Houae toll to tor extent of pl.Mb.dot tbe total railroad bridge across Detroit river at beiag lb.*** ocleek Tula came along and killed the six. (Jnin- Mrs. Page (lid not get out of bed. ear. lodging over the right eye, and are reported to amount to 10,000. It waa amended to give a further recess un­ ton Handera learning this ordered the Her groan* were audible to thorn out ­ the engineer, and Westley Atbey. tbe ia alleged that 30.000 troops will be til tbe next day when I be five minute rule of women and children to leave the town the third penetrated the abdomen, yet fireman. Tbe boiler was blown through debate would be applied and a vote be taken. side. The youngest son. a babe three Kuppe may live. needed to capture Zeitoun. It ia be­ Houss —Tbe day was prla-lpally devoted to and then burned it The insurgenta months old! was in bed with her. The the roof of tbe works, .100 feet in mid ­ lieved that the Zeitounlis number from District of ( oiumbte Appropriation* continue the work of ravaging the air. and came down crashing thi oldeat child, a lad of three rears, had In hia auuual report State Geologist 16,000 to 20,000. well armed sod pro ­ Husats - - Forty-fourth day The wind-up of prnvinee of Santa Clara and the de ­ gotten out of bed and wasendaavoring Lucius L. Hubbard sa.va be haa the root in another department of tl visioned for a year. There ia a report the debate oo the silver bond bill was aa la- struction there is widespread. Num­ to escape, when the (lames overpow ­ spent almost 10 weeks in the field, works The entire roof was precipi­ that 4.000 Russian Armenians crossed berless families are asking homes in ered him. The Are ia supposed to have giving special study t» the Keeweenaw tated to tbe floor below by the force tbe Persian frontier and defeated the charity and seeking alma The insur ­ of the explosion, and the works were started from a defective stove or formation as seen in the Central mine. Turka at Six, 18 hours from Zeitoun. sultod 42 avea :t\ na> »: a majority of i gent forces in Santiago de Cuba are by chimney. The survey last year coat 96,322 for practically wrecked. and have sow joined the Zeitounlis. for free silver. Tbe bill peaaed prov ide* no means depleted, and numerous salaries. 91.24'.* for office expenses and from tbe date of tbe act the mint* of United Mtate* shall be open to the roleewe of bends are scouring the country around Udlw L«f«l Orsu(» (Irmad lodes •1,270 for field expenses, total, 97,846. silver end tbe dollar shall be tbe present liavamo A dispatch from Placetas. The Indiana Republican state | About 70 delegates representing 20 Mrs. Maggie Shust and Mrs. Sarah The boiler in the stave mill on Wm. weight and tineas i« sad also provide* for tbe in tbe provinee of Santa Clara, says lodges of the state held u meeting at tral committee has unanimously Morrison's fartu. near Freeport, O.. ex­ certlacaton. It further provides for tbe -cign- that the plantations of Adela, San Tift were caught robbing a clothes adopted the following resolution: lorage now in tbe trwmurv and authorises im­ Saginaw and organized a state grand line at ltig Rapids aud were sentenced ploded. killing three persons and in ­ mediate I ease of cert I Sea tea spaa tbe seam is Augustin. Alta .Maria. San Pablo, San lodge of the ldulies' Loyal Grange "After a full aud free individual ex­ juring two others. The dead are: Wm. advance of Its Iwiag carried • me asciion of F'elipe and Zaza have been burned. to 90 days each in the Detroit honse of pression upon the subject, resolved, tbe tMliprovidan that no bank note of leas than lodge. Officers elected: Grand worthy correction About a wagon load of Import, engineer, of Tippecanoe: Wm. do shall boreal tor be issued asd three out ­ The loss is estimated at 98UU.U0U. mistress. Mrs. M. tielle Kempler, of that the officers and members of this Kiefer, of Imavittshurg, lloy Veaey, of standing of less amount ahai; betaken up and stolen articles were found at the committee, each for himself and jointly Saginaw; deputy. Mrs. Fanny Lyons, of homes of the women, who were re­ Warren. The bodies were thrown oaaoelied on rapidly aa possible. Section 4 The mayor and eight of the aldar- Sault Nte Marie; grand secretary. as the constituted organisation of the 300 feet and were frightfully mangled. provides that tbs greenbucaa asd treasury Imt-u of Dnbuqne. la have been in ­ garded as respectable. Doth have big party in Indiana, hereby express the note* ab*:i be redeemed in -laniard sliver dol ­ Mrs. J. M. Hanker, of Saginaw: grand families. Isaac Morrison and his young son. of lars. or in gold sola at tbe o pslea of tbs dicted for voting themselves more sal­ treasurer. Mrs. Louisa A. Teal, of itay truest loyalty to Geo. Harrison and to ljoudonderry. O., who was sitting on a treasury sod tbe greenheek*. when so re­ aries than the city charter allows. City; grand chaplain. Mrs. Jesaie A teamster for the Sawyer-Good man his renomination and re-election aa log outside the mill, were struek bv a deemed. -ball he immediately relvased. Co. , driving with a load of aupplies president of the United State*. flying buzz »aw and severely cut. The Hu Una - After eoentde ring some minor mean- CantUii. of llad Axe; grand lecturer. urea the llouae went Into committee of tbe THE MARKETS. Mrs. M. A. Dowling, of South Hay from Menominee to Camp 17 on the clothing of the three deaid men waa whole sad returned consideration of tbe Dis­ Fence river, was stopped by two half- stripped from their bodies and lodged trict of < oiumbia appropr.ailon Mil. but ad ­ City; first grand conductress. Mrs. M. Carl* Han demand* Indemnity. journed without anlabing tbe btIL I.IVK STOCK. breeds. He used his Winchester, but New York - cattle J. Hlocher, of Millington; second. Constantinople: U. 8. Minister Ter­ in the neighboring bushes and trees. Pom-flflh day -No aeesion of tbs Sen­ Hhsep lambs Hog* Mrs. Maggie Peterson, of Standish: succeeded in injuring only one of them, rell has demanded an indemnity of Veaey had $600 upon his person and it Bret grade- .... 4 M 4 *) gg Ml •4 th 4 » and was shot dead by the other. The ate Hous* The .Senate free coinage sub- Lower grades £ A J XU i 13 4 00 4 40 Inside guard. Mias laura lliertl. of 8100.000 for the burning and pillaging was found scattered upon the ground •utute for tbe Uenaa bond bill was referred to ( lileago • Carrollton; outaide guard. Mrs. Kittie tw<> men have been caught and taken of the American missions at Maraah and in the tree tops. tbe weya and mean* committee aa noon as It He*t grade* . .. 4 00 4 ® 5 M 4 04 4.3* Johnson, of Weat Hay City. to Republic. and KharpuL lie also asked for the reached tbe Houae. Mr Hromwell. of Ohio, Lower grade* fWilU 6 60 5 to «I3 introduced a bill providing that tbe nag of the immediate granting of firmans for re­ Formkrr un i S*KI*l*f Ferre* Dalis Deivwtt — K. A. Robinson and wife have been United S tales snail have M horizontal - tripes, Heat grades ..3 a *8 73 a oo 4 a 4» arrested at Romulus on tbe charge of building them. Strong political friends of McKinley alternate red and while, sad the union of tbe Lower grades.. 2 «»(M 2 00 6 33 40) •UrrsHtal HorwlMU Carriage. Hag la to consist of a blue Held, containing 13 The horseleaa carriage, invented and attempting to defraud the .Etna In ­ and Foraker got together at ('leveland stars, arranged in tbe renter of tbe Held and ao Olwetowell — surance Co. The house they occupied and the result of th_ pow wow is that. grouped an to form a mx -cornered star, around Baal grads* ..4 00 4 33 s ao A K> 440 manufactured by Worth A Itauachkc. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. Lower grads* 2 Z3 (3 73 2 3(1 3 40 434 burned under peculiar circumstances. mj far as this preliminary conference which In to be pieced in tbe form of a circle, of Henton Harbor, was given a satis­ a* many white stars aa is adJiUon to tbe IS in Clevolwed — factory teat on the streets. The mo ­ The 9ri tbe whole number of -tales in tbs union. Lower grades i 00 3 33 SOI) 6 35 4 IS tive power ia a gasoline engine. The Mr (brim of Michigan presented a lolst rre- vehicle makes rapid time on a pave­ A few days ago most of the furniture foreigners —Italians excluded. elect F.iraker and Gov. liuslineil will HufVele- was found in a house near town. be the delegates-at-large. There is no StoStoo which provides that aav states that Hea( grade* . .* 00 4 13 6 M> 300 4 4* ment, and ia easily controlled and Mrs- Wm. II. Rennet, of Coloma. haa prefer to do ao may adopt a constitutional Lower grade* 2 iX>*J Th z to ere 433 doubt that Ghio will be united for Mc­ amendment or legislative act. authoriflag the steered by a light lever, held by the Deputy Sheriff liutcher. of Fenton, fallen heir to 902.000 by the death of election of United ntatre Senators bv the peo ­ I’ll taburg person occupying a front seat. The Kinley. and the purpose now is to pro ­ Beat grade* ..4.00 4 30 a oo 433 4 a* arrested at llowell Fred lirooka, who an uucle in Germany. Her husband is ple direct and In such -tales tbe election absll x as wheels are fitted with heavy pneumatic was stopping at the Itarber house with a laborer, making 73 cents a day. vide against future friction and con ­ bo by tbe peo ple. The District of Columbia Lower grades .t 24 t3 S3 6 to 4 a* tires, and the vehicle ia finished in a woman, under the name of Wm. flicts between tbe two elements of the Appropriation bill occupied tbe rest of tbs day. DRAIN. arc. elegant style, with double seat* and Alonzo Woodruff, of Luther, haa Republican party in Ohio. Cent. Cess. White and wife. Urooks was wanted No. 2 red No. Z mix Net 2 white top. The appearanoc ia quite light at Detroit, F'enton. Pontiac. Northville been granted a medal of honor hycon ­ t Will Delay tbe Resolution. gress for distinguished gallantry at ArMtrall** Tribunal Now R*((Mt*d. New Verk r*Su<7<* a 33 aft and other places for bigamy, larceny, The concurrent resolution request­ ( nieafu 07 . 67v» ttH.Bh a ..n swindling, etc. lie will first be tried Hatcher's Run, \ a.. Get 27, 1604. London: The text of a declaration is ing the President to communicate to * Dei red 73*4. .16H m ..a tt ..ten Shot III. Wlf. >.<1 HI ns .elf published here, urging tbe establish­ the governments of Europe, parties to ; -letedu 73 . 73% a ..» a . .31 v* William Ileering, who haa not lived at Detroit on a charge of grand larceny. While loading logs at a camp 1 Ctertwestl 73 . 721* a 31 . tlH Alpena. Fan lleaton was struck by a ment of a permanent tribunal of arbi­ the treaty of Berlin, the wrisb of con ­ Clewlaail 73 . 71 a . a St ..SIR with hia wife for a year, shot her in William Trowbridge, the llelding tration for all the English-speaking gress that these powers should inter ­ I'lttohwrg 73 a ..aa *U4 SH* the breast with a revolver at the home heavy chain which broke and flew man in the jail at Ionia under the baek. breaking both of hisanklea nations, and suggesting that tbe gov ­ vene to protect the Christians in Tur­ * Detroit —Hay. So. 1 timothy. 114 per tea af Eber Simmonds. two miles west charge of incest preferred by his ernments give effect to the resolutions key. reached the state department and Potatoes. Jbo per bu. Litre Poultry, ehiekeea. Sc per lb: turxey*. Ms: due ms. ito l’(|i fresh of Onondaga. He also fired one daughter, was held for trial. The The Bachelor Girls' dab at Faw Faw on this subject of congress in 1692 and was sent over to the executive mansion 14c per dot. Halter.. fresh dairy. to per lb. abut at Simmonds. bnt missed daughter who makes the charge has decided, after debating the ques­ house of commons in 1693. The de ­ for the consideration of the President. him and esoaped, but was captured is at the point of death, suffering -from tion. that women may propose. The claration is signed by many prominent While thia resolution does not require later. An ugly, ragged wound in the a relapse of typhoid fever, and two bachelor men have taken to the wood*. people in religious circles and will now the approval of the President it may RKVLKW OF TMAIML right side of his scalp, back of the ear. children have died from typhoid fever, Adolph Niewe and wife, of Colville, be asnt throughout Great Britain and be that he will deliiierate some time shows how he attempted to end hia in destitute circumstances. The wife tbe U nited States for signatures. before he will accede to the request, Though business to atUl waiting, there are Wash., were sentenced to penitentiary signsitgna of tl*Oo^nits laqiruvoreat It It now ho ­ life after shooting hix wife. Dr. Ntim- is just recovering from the disease for 20 years fbr beating their 10-year- in view of the importance of the sub­ son regards this wound aa serious and lered (hat i nr neat pa yarn l far bonus will Fire was discovered in the Kngle- old boy to death. When taken to the la J. Hall Threaten lap U«? ject aud the possible far-reaching re­ seam as farther presses* sad Um mossy sssr- intimate* that Deering may not re­ county jail to await transportation Dispatitches received from Kingston sults of acceding to th# request of ksu are swsisr mm reaper ta lean* on cwustersl. cover. The woman mar recover. raanu bloek at Manistee, and before though the illWssfty af mss lag oosamemai the dames could be checked a part of both suicided by cutting their throats. Jaii maidi say that four British war j congress. the mammoth building was gutted. vessels have anchored in the harbor. Th* Her* Wee* D»wn to Deeth Together. The treasury department will resnme Aa the island ia a British possession iy So •prise trad* No isrrssas appears as yet Is It was occupied bv J. A. Crawford A the coinage of silver dollars until the (Isisssil ter th* principal product* uaieas Calvin Treub and Harry Evans, aged Co., stationers; K. It. Pieree, music; and only about **M> miles from Caracas | London: The Daily News has a dis ­ far some (area* of iron ed stool, sad oarer 6 and 7 years, respectively, were Id. 000,ism of them have been coined. Charles Curtiss, job priutlog; Comfort This amount haa hsen paid out during with a clear stretch of the Carribean patch saving Russia has a fleet lying total* aa to casarreetoasi stum a till effects drowned in a stone quarry pond at Itros., cigar factory, aud Chris Peter­ sea between, this move, if true, mav ' at he has to pot and Odessa, and that the both lad set rise a a d commas** but the Issrsare Grand ltapids They ventured out on the present administration on treasury be signtioant of Britain's intentions as ta tsqstry sad the reports of dealers are son. aaloonist. The various losses are notes whieh have been canceled. The Caucasian armies of Russia are being deemedreesruase of large Wade coming whos ­ * board on the tee. and It went down estimated at 911,000; insurance, 97,000. to Venexnela and the possible trouble concentrated upon the Armenian ever the crsrtolsty Is over. The cotton mills with them. No one witnessed the government's seignorage, or profit, on with the United States. ara dmo neslsg eartotlsssst of predsetiss. re this amount will reach 9b.160.00a frontier in readiness to move next goods Contis we weak, with an output largely tragedy, and the boys were reported The executive committee of the State spring to realise the plans of Petar the W«i to the police aa missing. The broken Agricultural society met at I*aoaing. Battle Creek people are still com ­ PEOPLE AND THINOS. Grant for the partition of Turkey be­ lee led to a search of the pond, and It was reported that the society plaining of ’professional tramp-catch­ . rt of pros table tween the powers. Russia taking Ar­ wntie , oh her* clothiers aad retatier* their bodies, tightly clasped In each is 923,000 in debt, with a great deal of ers" at Marshall. Ninon Dec. 1, 106 Venezuela women are strenuously menia and Constantinople. France tak­ -Abie -too* ■ of heavy goon* ro ­ other* arms, were found. expensive litigation in prospect. The persons have been sent to jail from boycotting all English goods ing Syria and Palestine and England le* of iomeusir wool demur J ea ­ question of holding a fair in 1HM was Marshall and only 21 from Battle ter below thorn of a year ago. while Eastern shipbuilders are buying big taking Egypt and the eastern shores sales sf lorrign worn were .xO»l.o te the more MICHIGAN NEWS. regarded as a dubious one. The busi­ ' Creak, whieh ia four times as large. lota of white oak in northern Michigan. 1 of the Persian gulf, the remainder of than Um same moots last year. Wheat has ness committee was instructed to con ­ Of the 106 sent from Marshall *17 were 1 the Turkish empire to be divided easts ed seared aad At leal to export* are llttto The new miners' union of the upper test the salt brought by the Central vagrants One Marahall justice sent Col. A. T. Bliss, of Saginaw, has among the other powers Secret prep­ tower than a year e*a Ossa has nSnead to formally announced his aaodidacy for -aympethtra aad records little advaaee. peninsula, it ia said, will go into poli ­ Michigan society to regain poeaeasion up 07 and another 36. The county ia arations. it ia said at Sebaatopoi. ara fib*litres this wash hare boss 4*4 la Ihs United ties next spring. of tbe grounds at lousing. payin': 91.000 for officers' fees Republican nomination for governor. going forward for a volunteer fleet. W. II. Thompson, freight agent of The Central Michigan Agricultural A. M. Dewitt, of Grand Junction, The Chippewa Indiana about Mania- society ia endeavoring to recover pos ­ Fnwara D*e4Sw St* D ti lt Twskey. Mrs. Emma L. Colby, of St Joseph, the D.. G. 11. A M. at Fenton, ha* dis ­ lost a valuable horse bv death, the tique recently observed the custom of has com me need salt to set aside a appeared and ia found to be short in session of thuir grounds at Laeuing cause of which puzzled the veterinary feeding the spirit* of departed friends. V 'Ifondon A special dispatch from ML from the .State Agricultural society, The living redskin* ate the feast and paper signed by herself, which she hlaaeco'int*. % surgeons. A postmortem examination Petersburg nays: "Undoubted arraoffe- sapptmsd waa a receipt for 9630 ali­ claiming the latter haa violated the dlaeiosed nearly a peek of quicksand then accumulated such jag* that they ■nnils point to a coneiusioa between Allegan and Ottawa Maccabees met mmdltion of its deed by not holding a lodged in tbe stomach of the animal didn't knew whether they were dis ­ Russia. Grant Britain. France and mony. bat proved to be an instrument at Holland and organised an associa ­ Air on the grounds every veer The causing the stomach to burst. ’1 hr embodied spirits or cigar store signs. ! Italy for a final settlement of tbe Ar­ by which she disinherited herself as tion. They will hold a celebration at Central any* that they will deed the sand is supposed to have been drawn menian question These include Rus­ one of the tour heirs to the 911.000 M sea Law a park. June II. property U* the elty of 1 tanning. to he Judge McMahon, of Ludington. has ••state of her father-in-law. Her di ­ in with water which the horse drank. hit on a plan to discourage divorce sia's oerupation sad sd rami-trail on of vorced husband. Charles Colby. Jr., Mtxty Son ih Haven youths have held in trust perpetually for tbe use of Anatolia ami the purchase of Cyprus the public, with permission to both The steamer Julia, from Santiago de oases, in granting a decree to Her­ snd bia mother Emily Colby, are made formed a military company, and 40 Cuba, with a battalion of Spanish man and Luln Bennett. Iieeause of by Grant Britain. ’ defendant* young ladle* followed salt with a central and state societies to hold Herman's desertion he stipulate i that fairs there. troops, went ashore near I tali bean nod broom brigade in uniform. was badly wrecked, bat only live men Bennett could not remarry fur two Luln Kennedy, a Pittsburg steno ­ Kaeanaba * indebted ness at preaant grapher. was killed by a train. Tbs is 9I37.6UU. It U now prop os ed to bond Dr N. Ilelknap. of Nile*, i* the new Mortimer H. Terry, an employe of were drowned. These troops were years Mr. Hsnnett. during the trial ■resident of the Sooth western Mich­ the F. A P. M. at Port Huron, waa ar­ being brought into the province of half admitted that he had Brand a new patrol wagon, while' taking the re­ fnr fitO.noi* to construct water works if igan Academy of Medicine which met rested on a charge of cRminaltv as­ Havana to reinforce those operating love, hat hia nuptial* will have to he main* to a morgue, wa* ran down by this ia done the rate of ‘ a street oar and tbe driver wes killed. be about $4.13 next year. ia eon vent ion at Kalamazoo. saulting hia 12-year-old stepdaugnter. there against Gomez sad Macao. postponed be might find it difficult to draw an “COMIC’’ VALENTINES. many an 990 in a stasis year 5teel vs. A considerable number of the valen ­ THEY MAKE ONE MAN LAUQH tines intended for worm satirize ec­ AND ANOTHER SWEAR. centricities of fashion. This winter Cast Iron. there Is a great field fer that sert of work in the prevailing style of oapea. Steel has superceded Iran in all The preposterously brand and stiff structural work where the greatest shouidees with their convoluted edges strength and durability are required. turned up, make a woman losk like the head of John the Baptist on a charger. The old-fashioned cast-iron stove has made way for the 1 Mr. Howard tolls me that ho has triad HAVE discovered to exaggerate the absurdities of this the man who make* kind of cape and has failed. all the comic valen- ”1 can ’t make it look worse then It Steel tinqs. Tee, gentle really does when 1 see it on the street , ’j reader. It Is true be said, "and so I have to make up for Range that one conscience It by drawing a cross-eyed woman In­ M a jestic ban to carry the en ­ side the caps. The worse the face looks which is made ctf cold-rolled steel (the strongest steel) tire burden. Per­ the better the valentine sells. I should and malleable iron (iron that by an expensive process, haps you do not think It would make a poor girl who Is made unbreakable), and the whole construction is know how heavy had put all her cash into one of thorn that burden is. capes feel pretty good to be tenderly riveted by hand (the honest way). 1-esrn, then, that remembered with one of those cape The Majestic is built on honor the person to whom I have referred valentines on the 14th. 1 undoratanJ Dr. parkburst and youns men to last the user a lifetime—a draws about 900 valentine pictures that they are already In great demand, every year, and each of them Is printed which shows tho state of envious re­ In twelve familiar “talk* ” Dr. Parkhunt, the long lifetime. In editions of 15,000. Most of them are sentment among the girls who are Ifreat New Yerk preacher and reformer, will told In thin country, but there Is also wearing their last winter's capos." addrens himself to young men. A feature SPAULDING & CO., AGT’S. ST. JOHNS quite an export trade with Europe. The Passing to men ’s attire, the dude to that will continue through the year of 1896 in most popular of them run through many caricature of this order has changed editions. But let us suppose that each very little In the past five or six years. of them has two editions. That will In this connection the artist told mo CDe Cadies' Dome Journal give a total of 27,000.000 a year. Now, one of the toughest experiences that reflect, further, that everyone of them ever I heard. It appears that he once ¥ ¥ Is designed to make somebody swear, drew a particularly offensive dude val­ OVER 140 OIRLS WERE EDUCATED FREE and you begin to get an Idea of the ter­ entine. The absolute idiocy of the rible business In which this artist Is countenance which ho put on tho dude At the best colleges and conservatories under the Free Educational Plan of The Ladies ’ H ome Journal Every engaged. Let us suppose that 20.000,- girl has the same chance now for any kind of education she 000 of them reach their destinations, wants. Not a penny need she expend. Let her simply write to and that each individual recipient swears only five times. We have a to ­ Oe enrttt tomtom eompm*, PMliftHHMa tal of 100,000,000 cusa-words. for which my friend, the artist. Is directly respon ­ sible. every year. Suppose, further, that the artist holds bis Job thirty-six and a half years, and afterwards suf­ fers In purgatory one day for every piece of violent language caused by him, as computed above, he will be there 10.000,000 years, and I do not call It enough, writes Howard Fielding In a New York paper of recent date. These mathematical operations are founded upon exact facts. In this let­ ter I am simply trying to state a matter .THE WIGGINS SANITARIUM—-^ of news in plain words. «T. JOHNW, MirmOAN. I have known the valentine artist for a long time, but never suspected him 4-£.r„t., on Kidney and BMiierMies,* of doing anything of that kind. It was NERVOUS PROSTRATION. mad «U WAWITNO DUKAJM. only yesterday that I learned about IL THE MODERN DUDE, we POSITIVELY CURE DIABETES flELETIS (Sugar Diabetes. I went Into his work shop Just as he left nothing whatever to be desired. finished a drawing. I looked over bis Of course, there were many other dude When we eay Core we mean a radical , and i-kumamcxt cose . shoulder expecting to see a pretty pic­ caricatures that year, but this was the We CURE Bright ’s Disease of the Kidneys if we can harethe r before ture designed for one of the magazines, moat offensive by long odds. It hap­ the Kidneys are too badly broken down. with the familiar signature. C. Howard. pened that a young man of Mr. How ­ The Santtnriam Is *qalpf>*<) with ell »#w sad -weeT appernt »■ for the tvwetmrot «d KMM/UhMUM. Thera i» No about the treatment. MotmI lur|>articelarsNS«liirtrM- Instead I saw a horrible freak wearing ard's acquaintance got three valentines ■^Correspondence Address a white apron and engaged In pouring that year from three different cities, WIGGINS* SANITARIUfl. cals into a sausage-mill. Solicited. ST. JOHNS. MICHIGAN. and every one of his unknown admirers "That’s a sweet thing, Howard," said picked out this identical valentine. L "What’s It for? ” What could a man think under such "For a butcher,” said he. "It’s In­ exceptional circumstances except that ELKHART CARRIAGE and HARNESS MFC. CO. tended to be a slight token of some ­ there was a distinct resemblance be­ sewaiin • ...... $24 body's regard on Feb. 14. I’ve made tween himself and the fellow In the pic­ $21.50 MW* ttai Ipawn'Mew W. ar. IIm eli—I ture? It must have been deeply de ­ mTumm I mmmmn la Aarartas mSw tau—y~ie;j aNw* wupeieW, ShpeeAraeO pressing. I learn from Mr. Howard hat* m>. r mi WMMWr. rmiwm «ar> nmm H «7 pay aaAerat to orimr (wr that this gentleman did not commit sui­ mii WWWwrite rytsorear «n n Wr. Smlss CMa. Wa alillllterUfi cide, but he would have committed murder under favorable conditions. WHOLESALE PRICES One of the most successful valentines ever sent out was entitled "The Slug ­ gard. ” It represented a man in bed. . OUST BEEN TO THE STORE A pair of naked and gigantic feet hung over the footboard, which was in the SEE. -.WHAT I COT FOR IO CENTS foreground: and the sun. with a smile of derision on his countenance, was seen looking in through an open win­ dow. Mr. Howard gave this to me in a philosophical spirit ss a sample of MARBLE what is considered a rare Joke by many thousands of persona. Perhaps the and richest thing—If popular applause be GRANITE the criterion —In the line of comic val­ entines for women wss a picture en­ PATENTS! titled "Going to Seed. ” It represented ! Carrara, and TraSr Martra nhuiaad mad all Pmt- , < |aat baearai aaaSartrrl lor MoriMTt ran. a particularly Ill-conditioned plant In a Ouaorricc laOeeoaixi U. S. PaTwrrOrriet aad wacaaarcnra patent ta km luaa lhaa Umt large red Cower-pot. and the flower was remote (nan Washing loo. THE BABOON VALENTINE, Send model, drawia* or photo., with dmcrip- the typical head of an Old maid. Thou­ We adrwe, if pumutt, or aot, Iree of nearly a tho-jsx.nd of these things this sands upon thousands of these were year. What do you suppose o„. Saint Cemetery Work of any description as Otrr (re not doe till patent i« »«•< ored. , sold, and they served, doubtless, to em­ Low In Price as any place In Mich­ A epwenvyr. “ Hew to OLrnn Pstcsra,- wttkg Valentinus, patron of the pleasant occa ­ at o Tmubo in tha U. a. mmd imip coaa tn ee bitter the thoughts of a corresponding igan. I have a Fine Display of NEW sion, will do with me wheu he gets hold DESIGNS in Hootch, Swedish mad of me?” number of women who ought rather to Ibe largest piece of .good American Granites. have been congratulated. While many C. A. SNOW db CO. That naturally led to a discussion of After getting prices elsewhere call sad ora. Part nr Oitltl. Wiwimtm. O. C. I of these valentines are used In malice, tobacco ever sold Jbr 10 cents examine. You will decide to ’he whole subject. It appears that the real reason why they sell Is that tho Howard does not allow these drawings buy of me. people think that they are funny. .and to interfere in any way with hla art $1800.00 | There's a very deep theme. I have work. He has a very nice way of get ­ Tne 5 cent piece is nearly as made a special duty of the problem. F. F. MURDOCK GIVEN AWAY TO INVENTORS. ting the time to do them. In those Opposite Post Office. St. Johns, Utah. What do people laugh at? And I have large as you get of other moment* of dissatisfaction which an portly solved IL I have learned what I ordinary man would waste in swearing myself laugh at—bat the remaining high g rades for 10 cents or in throwing a fellow creature down ­ persons mentioned in Mr. Porter's cen­ stairs Howard simply draws valentines. LIVER sus have thus far eluded ate. And even It relieves bis feelings perfectly. I was HIMEST SHADE. « BEST QUALITY. -AMD- In my own case the result Is not con ­ IT *S THE SIMPLE, TRIVIAL INVENTIONS glad to know this, for I had been at a stant. One day. perhaps. I can laugh THAT YIELD FORTUNES, lorn to account for the exemplary mild ­ at one of my own Jokes, and a few days ness of bis disposition. It would bo later, when I run across It in a copy of unjust, of course, to compare so favor ­ Shaker Liquid Paint ed a person with ourselves. We do aot lift (me TWENTY YKAK8. have the opportunity of Insulting 27.- DOES FARTHER AMD LAST* MINORS THAN 000,000 strangers every year. We must WHITE DEAD. Mil l) UNDER Mt'ARANTRE. IT IS NOT SO HARD AS IT SEEMS. do the beat we can with only our fam­ Wrtle tor Hmmptm (mrdm mad lslorrasil —i. ilapnh ilies and friends. It appears that oomlc valentines are AMOS B. McNAIRY & CO.. all offensive. They are divided broadly 107138 Sorotoa A.» . CLEVELAKD. O. Boarding Stable Into two classes, which are known tech­ nically aa the "Hlt-em-Harda ” and the FtME TtJBMODTS OF ALL EIMDS "Long Jokers. ’* By the rules of ordi ­ **t firmly betters that nary social courtesy a person may reply t»e Oem kept from her i to a Long Joker with a club: but If he Mr*. goto a Hit-’em-Hard be takes down the B. D. DARLING, i hetlae Uaara wad IMaaMad Hotra. old musket from the wall. •til Sad the heat of feel I lira, far iraatra eat aft rar N. T., Jeae 18. 199T, ,M.C. LIvmAT. Veteraarr Hmrfmam, ia at- The enormous sale of these things 4wr Wsat aft The M«e proves that they must au « longing of P SO S CURE (tan the human heart. The two aaxaa feel ISLS Frap r. this want about equally. Just aa many A’.r are painted for men as for women. I regard that as an interesting fact which might easily escape the notice of a leas CONSUMPTIONm mrm All EI Falla. BEST COUCH SYRUP.I The Clifton House acute student of human nature than THE OLD MAID ALWATS SEEM tv •m.n imrwii' myself. Just how badly you have tc WELL. CHICAGO, hate a person before you feel Impelled aa old magazine which died befo re r Is recognised Ua headquarters for ml to insult him pletetially on the 14th of wss born, it don ’t seem funny at alL TWo Oreu* Michigan people. Being controted by February I am unable to state. But But Mr. Howard has gone farther. Ho Detroit capital. Its proprietors feel ape* there moat be a good many million peo ­ KIDNEY, interested to make Michigan trade has not only di scovered the os erst of »traveling public nt home. 1 he rates ple In this country who could tell from what is burner to a great class of « LIVER A am reasonaiite. r<», KUKi aud *8 00 per their personal experience. This prac­ citizens, but be has lee rued what will BLADDER tice shows the general recognition of make one man laugh and another man first class. the artistic value of contrast. An swear. I call that a considerable tri- added charm must cling to the pic­ GEO. CUiMIKGS HOTEL C0„ ture of a Jackass labelled "This is Too" Dr. KtlmnrdlCOra Binghamton. N. fi HtZe H/Sm when It Is received on the day snored to lovers ’ tokens. Featberetone —Willie, I don ’t see /WaAIWn, H.ft . W N U.. D -XIV—O. Mr. Howard tolls me that those valen ­ that valentine that I gave your slater Zsmvs&Sftszi »— ------Aftrann.wra M tines are all diverted to the pictorial la this pile. . Itrniiiwrai. IMk exhibition of some human fault or folly. Willie—No; she gave It to the baby U If they wire confined to any other field play with. FEBRUARY 7. 189«.

Tua United (Mate* Supreme Court. SOI :Y JOHN SHEW*AN. The Independent by a decision recently made, settled a A movement of population from the case that has been contented through OI vm %m cities back into thecountry I* noted in all the courts by deciding that a man ay aiH Minnesota. The Minneapolis Tribune Senator Sherman la tala late pnblle r. JOMMtt. FBI DAY. FKBKITABY 7. IM who was put off a train because a con ­ ii regards this recession in urban growth ■peaebaa baa declared himself aa be­ as an encouraging sign, aud so ii proba ­ ductor refused a silver dime that waa ing opp os ed to the retirement of ttae In the lNvember number of Harper's bly la. We shall be much surprised if very much worn was entitled to the WELCOME. greenbacks. Tbo National Bimetallist Magazine published iu November. .tud 9B16 and costs which had been awarded our own Massachusetts census does sot This is a greatful privilege to me (1 commenting thereon expressed the be­ mi written Miine time Iwfore the Uresi- him by the New Jersey courts. Chief exhibit a similar imputation movement will be so brief that it will be scarce a lief that be made the declaration mere­ dent a meenage on the Venezuela ques-______.luatiee Puller, in dispueing of the ly aa a matter of policy, and that be in progress here. All over the country tloo, atxl thus before the dispute had gatf that dllvei coins were a legal tender burden to you) to speak certain words the drift to the cities lias been too gen ­ of welcome and admonition as you go could be safely counted on the side ite acute phase in this country aa long as they bore the sembhuioe of of the money power all the time. His eral aud extensive for a decade and a from this hour to the hour to come. Richard Hunting l»avl» has an article resolution looking to the preservation half back to meet tbe flemauds of a nat ­ the coin. You have met with us often but never on Caracas, which he calls the “Faria of the gold raasrve and providing that ural and liealthful adjustment between of America." and Venezuela, in which were you more welcome than today. when greenback!! are redeemed, they populations engaged la agriculture mad Tub constitution of the new stale of We have gathered together as a school occurs the following passage, that came Utah provides that juries shall consist shall be reissued for gold, fully con ­ populations engaged in manufacturing, to exchange ideas and it is hoped that firms that bolief. The resolution ia sim­ to have a very special and deep interest : of eight men instead of twelve, ami that transportation, and professional and someth lug may be learned. The his­ ply an ‘attempt to do by stealth what “They will, however, probably under ­ in civil cases three-fourths of the ntim- personal service* The latter avenues stand better what the Monroe doctrine tory of ail nations, cities and individuals be does not dare do openly. To any that of employment have been terribly over ­ — ."ok I her may render a verdict. The state tells us that each has a place to fill in tbe greenbacks shall only be reissued really Is before they are through with,_____ j crowded and the coming ou of hard th«ir hnandar* diaiiiiteP with Great c* unot inl° debt MKMUO th* jjreqt process of civilization. We for gold is equivalent to saying tbit iiriLam uni tireat ItriUdn will * n caJ*' ot insurrection. Another imVt, but really entered the outer they shall not be reissued at all. Under times has compelled someth mg of a halt aboul it also f8llure citizen the of knowledge. There are iieights existing conditions nobody would give in this remarkable march of the popu ­ probably know more IBUUIIl a* cascade, ! _A. A S. imIs »■■■ H»Ar lation to the cities. right to obtain employment whenever serener and gnuidei still above us. Ho gold for them. Tbe men wbo control by one of the moot humorous for it is possible— ***2 possible, and makes any interference practically the entire mass of gold in Fifty years ago economists estimated was a case wlieti the niteri . latee | h|s rij|||tI1 H cnme. Suffrage ia in our school we must not cease to be writers of the day. It will students. We must choose our ways of the country, arc the very ones who are be sent free to anyone send ­ that about one-half of the working popu ­ needed to watch her Euglish cousins lation of a country which was self-suffi­ given to women on equal terms witli application aud thereby enrich our vociferously demanding the retirement ing address and naming this more closely ami announce her Monroe of the greenbacks. The idea that these cient in all lines of industry would lie ‘ men. — minds even in spite of home ties. Let doctriue more vigorously than in thin men would exchange gold for green ­ aper. needed on tlie farms to establish a us make whatever culture we have a international dispute over the boundary backs is absurd. Mr. Sherman and the ILL-SOUL£ CO.. SpSCSM. M. T. healthy industrial equilibrium. Since A hi li. has been introduced iu tin* means of doing good. line between Venezuela and British. B „ J___ . .__ whole republican party had better heed then there lias been such improvement liu.tum It HUBIUHI .uCMreta It MM j N'* ' °,k Let position and wealth hold simply ■ Mniimiii tbe sharp word of warning that comes in machinery for farm work and its ap­ . low lo VmM> of u torritorv „ JutT d«T llMM»MIBni pMlIMm their rightful place. Remember that from the Chicago Inter Ocean. In Ha plication iu America to such advantage 1W „ •!» SUlo ,.f .Now Vo*, owl of ‘uul "Port*™ Tho uow^por meii of the whole of this life with all its glories, issue of January 2. that paper says: lllgger Titan tbe Hrtlleh Navy. •S&wodU whteh bohovod to bo lh*M*t. with €M Mart. arrearages aid one \«*hi :i WHAT WILL »K THU BFFKCT T King ...... 25c war ships. No Heet of war .ships could [advance, as well as to new subscribers. shells; lurking powder: beef, wine and The last of the indebtedness on the The witiidrawal of Gen. Harrison iron prepared as a tonic; butter, buck- "The Banker ’s Dream.” by Thos. H. possibly enter New York liarbor. The school-house was paid Saturday. Proctor ...... 25c leaves tlie Held practically in pMSNMa wheat Hour, caudy. catsup, ciiier. waters can lie so thickly torpedoed that The class in Physical Science com ­ "These Hard Times—Wherefor and of four Presidential aspirants for tlie cheese, cinuamon. cloves —the latter menced the subject ••Electricity” Mon ­ Jlo'.r l^ong?* ’ by Rev. J. C. Elliott..25c nothing afioat can navigate them.'' Republican nomination —McKinley, of made almost entirely from gioiitui co ­ day. “Shylock,” by Gordon Clark...... 26c Mr. Edison has many other ideas that Ohio ; Reed, of Main . Allison, of Iowa, coanut shells, the odor and taste of Guy l^mgcor and Homer ilulbert "The Gentile Aas," by Ebenezer would tie of great advantage to our and Morton of New York. Wliat will cloves lieing scarcely preceptible; cof ­ visited the High School Monday after- Wakeley ...... 26c country in the event of war. He says. # be the effect of tin* Indiana candidate's fee. consisting cbietly of coffee screen­ tioou. "Democratic Gospel, ” by C. R. Tut­ “American inventive geuius will soon withdrawal upon the fortunes of the re­ ings or damaged coffee, but sold at a The Arithmetic class lias lieen plas­ tle ...... 25c supply what the army and navy of the maining quartet ? The fact that the high price as a pure article; fresh tering. papering audearpetiug tlie High "Chapters on Silver,” by Henry 0. country lack." Miller...... 26c friends of McKinley are rejoicing in •’Java" made from wheat and barley School rooms this week. Ohio, those of Allison in Iowa and hulls, masted with sugar and contain ­ ‘"The People ’s Money ”...... 26c *»«!» mik I Plant*. Tlie meeting of the Literarv Society, "Facta About Silver.” by Gen. A. J. those of Morton iu New York, indicates ing no coffee: codtish not codfish at ail which was lo have been held on the Among the fruit and llower novelties ctoarH that the effect of Gen. Harrison's Warner ...... 5c —merely cheap dried fish; cream of tar­ evening of February 4, will be held "The New York National Bankers ’ whirh 1HM*i brings us. we notice that retirement is at best an uncertain quan ­ tar adulterated with Hour: flaxseed j Tuesday .February 11. Conspiracy Againat Industry and the enterprising and reliable Hrm of tity. It is not unreasonable to presume adulterated with starch: fruit “but-j Cubm ami see the comedy “Hearing Property. ” by J. W. Shuckers.... 26c James Vick s Hons, Rochester. X. Y., that Indiana ma> now favor the Ohio ters,” such as apple butter, peach but- ! aml Believing ’ at tlie High School Money vs. Products, or Why Times are are already calling attention to three*, candidate as drst choice. Hut. Gen. Har­ tor. etc., very seldom pure, being adul- room, February 11. Admission. 1 cent Hard, by James W. Wilson ...... 50c which seem to have won great favor rison nut of the way. will not the more terated with starch waste and salicylic I fa „h,0| Bhitdwn, 2 cents foradulLs. The Fifty Cent Dollar, by Neil W. Ca­ where known. They are the ihjithlk moderate protectionists in the party tum acid; the same is true also ol grated week was tlie end of the Hrst rol here swkkt i*ka . tlie only one in tlie work! A Collar to Allison, or Morton, mther than to tlie pineapple; ginger, adulterated with i^lf-year. the following studies have Any of these books sent postpaid to true to name, "Hride of Niagara." the man after whom was named tlie hill asli. riee hulls, rice Hour, aud cayenne (*«.„ ,„jum I lo Ult, proKnmj i* s)Ci,0|. any address by the National Bimetallic “ffABLY leaped tomato .”the earliest which brought overwhelming defeat pepper: lard, maple syrup, made from jogy, Civil Government. Botany and Union. 134 Monroe street. Chicago. III. of ail tbe early tomato family and sure The Sun upon their party iu 1H8U and 1NB2? commercial gtucoae. thinned witli about | Physical Geography. to become a great favorite, and theal ­ Then, too, the currency question, in ­ 2U per cent, of water: mixed spices. ---- — Subscribe for The National Bimetal­ ready famous blackberry, the "hath - cluding both the free-coinage of silver orange juice, lemon oil, lemon phos- DNlox ho mk . list. SI a year, or 25 cents for three llt'N.” months. 134 Monroe street,'Chicago. Can ’t Hurt, and greenback redemption, inay cut uo phate. molasses, mustard, olive oil. I>ep- Knm Our lievular « urrrwpombnt From the praise and compliments "Celluloid ” collar*and ruffe arc water- iunall llgiire in the National convention, per vinegar, vanilla extract, all kinds James Kajoe will give a free concert given so abundantly to the "Hride of I proof uiid will not wilt with per*pir.«- though all of the candidates, except of preserves, extract of strawberries, at the couuiy line church next Motidai ( onaultlntr Well Street. Niagara." this sweet pea must lie more twm. You can wear them on the ho*- and tea. To add to lit** deception a few Dear Editor: The effect produced by tr«t flavor in the hottest place with Governor Morton, an* maintaining a evening. than charming and from the encomiums comfor ting knowledge that they wil! silence on this important matter signiU- apple seeds are scattered through the Wm. Finch and C. I*. Harms started the demonetization act of *73 can be lavished on tiotli the new tomato ami nicely shown by the following problem look as nice when you lake them oti cant of an intention to play place fast so-called fruit jams, or timothy or other Wednesday morning for laifayetle, this new blackberry, it is pretty certain we they were when vou put them on. and solution. and loose. Of all tlie candidates iu the seeds are added to the mixture to repre-! Gratiot comity, on a hunt mg expedition, in?garden desiring to have the first and Wlun they get soiled you can cleat Given —The United States prior to ’73 Held. (»en. Harrison stood the liest sent rasplierry. strawberry, etc.— Ex. j O. D. Morton, of Mt. Pleasant, spent them yourself in a minute, -with a ltest of every thing, can be without damp cloth or spougc. Get the chance for the nomination. His with­ with a certain unit of value: double the Hunday witli Ids brother. Meril Morton, unit of value and find the result. these three new comers. drawal settles nothing except that, with I.HT.IIAIIV NOT Its and returned to his homo Monday Solution: (1) Let **U. S." equal the By the way. readers, are any of you him out of the race, the scramble will morning. , A popular fur wraps for (Im- mtd-wlntrr sea ­ U. 8. prior to ’73. (2) Let ”U.” be so far behind tlie times as not to know be all tlie more vigorous and tlie result son is the Kejane Caps, a sarment point**) In Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Davison, from the unit of value prior to '73. By -he ’• Vick's Floral Guide? ” If anyoi\<>u beyond safe prophecy. As well under ­ tb«* back, short on the shoulder* and Bslihel near the Colony, and Ezra Finch and have never seen It. send 10 cents to this #?Elwum O requirements of the problem. (3) ”U” in the front by stole ends that reach to the 4b ^ mark - w take to forecast wliat the Republican family called on Uuiou Home friends Is doubled and tie comes “W" (Double tinn at Itochester. N. Y . and get a copy. to Mom of the dress The entire nape Is bor ­ intkhlincd platform will declare on the silver and last Friday aud Saturday. U). (4) Then by substitution ”U. S.” You can deduct this from the first order and ron'll have the right kind. der*! with mink tails and Is lined with fancy Th*r ire imitated ot row**, hot it jou *ui t v» currency issues, as to name, at this time, brocade, a favorite winter shirt Is the Pnquln Mrs. Hryant. aged mm years, died at becomes “W. 8.. ” which being »iiv»n in for seeds and the pleasure and informa ­ moisttapoa tbo** with *bo«* tt*4*m*rt Hold . Tirn aSw. or **od rttawt to u* <%.u*«. the nomine** who will be placed iipou nine pored model, with wide box pleat In front the Inane of her son. Iajwih Hryant, full ia Wall Street. Therefore—By tion then Guide will give you will cer­ 9* crnl *. CaffaWroet* potr. aallaq* sold. Star the platform .—(iramd Itapui* I*m<- and very florin* at the bottom. The rest of doubling the unit In '73. the United • l*f aod Wfl- waaatod. Tuesday noon while sitting in her tainly induce you to keep up the ac TIIK I RLU'UIIII COMPANY, rmt. III* girt I* In narrow pores which are either chair. Funeral at county line school Btates has become Wall Street. quain lance. ideated or shirred sceordlnp to the kind of house Thursday at 1. p. m. Proof: (1) When about to adopt WHAT IT PROVIDE*. rahrlc employed They are Heed th roup bout some measure, the president or secre­ S A POL IO Christian Alliance at the county line □—The Sweet family*; liave been en ­ While there is no slightest possibility and tat*ritned half their depth For « veninp tary of the treasury consults Wail row ns white satin la n favorite fabric, espec - church Saturday evening. Topic. gaged for tbe ?Vaudeville. They are okt«.a <7k sale .— IWault tariac Mae that the silver bond bill (tossed by the street instead of the people as a whole made in the rondlUoa* of a uonno ■.<•«*- tally In the use of shirts. Watsu of every ma ­ ••Faith.” Essay by W. W. Williams. very funny on Vaudeville day at New­ M Senate will become a law. there will be through thetr representatives. i2) Th<» i uiad by Chart** H. I'urtto aad Darn A. Ccrti* to ims) from the dalatest tulle to velvet are This is our Hrst effort and we desire all ton IIall.| February 14, at 8 p. m. A William H.KlOMuau. dated Unmihr lUlt !«*e. general iuteresl to know what its provis ­ made In lucks all around. The sleeves, which period of ’73 has produced more Wall »nd recorded Dwwnber mb. IftHS. la th* oEr* at always dmopa, are ornamented with the same interested in tlie work to he present and street millionaires than all previous musical play. ib* Ihfhirr of Mt far Oiaton County, in Mich ions are. It provides that, from the lend a helping baud igee, in Ub*r 74 of Mort«ra«r*. on une* I S3. «a date of the act. the mints of tlie United tucks other fasnhftMbte tissues for event nr time. History tells us that Craasus at which mortaay* ibcfr I* rtnuned lo h* iln* at th* pnwns are Brussels net. French faUle in larpe Mrs. Ed. Lance. Mrs. Carrie Jac kson, the time of Caeaar In Rome was one of dai* of tkl* not!**, two hundrrd amt fo*rt**n dol ­ States shall lie open to the coinage of lar* and ninotc-**r*n r*au. ••oald** an •lloreoy tnuquet deafen* of chine eth , and Mtinjof sethlon, and Mrs. bulimia Price, of the richest men In the republic, end !'!■ I' I I l"l silver, the dollar to lie the present me of SAoeu deliar*, >ti|niia<*d iu *a!d mortsmo lo •tfitted dowered moire French toque* art- Pomj^j,, omm to visit Grandma Tur­ that he was worth only 88,875.000. We h* f»W ahouM any pmcradlny, M taken lo for*- weight and Htuess. It further provides apatn In vnpae. Kxqutatte < d*o* *ald inortcae* aad no mil ar *rw**dla* at ner last week, who has been confined to say “only ” because some of our nine ­ * SELL W$1C ! low or In *q*lty harlot Mon laatltnlad lo r*co**r for the coinage of the seigniorage now jeweled ensbeoldeey, ksnsFhi velvet, shale •nypart of th* dobt »**tir*d by told raonaas*. and lace. etc., are seen at the hue opentnr*. her bed for a number of weeks at the teenth century multimillionaires could in Un* Treasury and aulliorizea imrnedi therefor*, by Tlrte* of th* pn»*r of aol* In told Dainty adorn (seats lor the neck Increase In home of tier ilaughter. Mrs. George buy him out fifty times and not give moncase r-natalMd, aad of th* «utui* In aeefc ate issue of cert ill cates upon the same ran* mod* aad prodded, nolle* I* hereby (tree variety as the «as so n advances. Historic not- Gnfltth. a mortgage to do It either. a ci A sent* can make f that on April 11, IN06. at on* o ’clock In the in advance of coinage. One section of Mrs. yokes and rushes are gracefully Imitate*I More proofs might be given, but we * liaitrtMotno -*ury r«kitijr •ilw’Mt - Ml iiww *ml *»'i|itijr King)* <»fh< • r • nr A afterr.oon. at tk* weal front door of Ik* Coen In nil I.V on* Hi lea of jewelled and spangled think more are not necessary Respect­ lloua* for Clinton I'aaMr. In MrcUsan. la th* tin* bill provides that no bank note of A Valuable Pressrlptlen. I |M| •"m»*i.tS*1* SI*1 monthly,ini X rlllac* of »M. John*. In told ronmy. tkorr will bo leas than ten dollars shall be issued fabrics. r-.T/dtu i ribbons, velvets and laces. fully yours, A 8tudent. aoM *1 poblii- rrndur lo tb* higbeM bidder the Green, pray . Mur and brown are the prevail- Editor Mornson of Worthington Ind. I premia** demrOwd In aaM isortcac*. *U: Th* hereafter and those outstanding of leas tup colors luetoth pawns: though many new Hun." writao : “Yon haven valuable nre- ■noth debt/ acre* ot tb* oonbeoai fr*rtl*aai amount shall lie taken up and cancelled senpuna in Electric Bitters, and I ran Subset I be for The National Bimetal­ |Euir •juarter of aeettho Irt. la Township *4x north or »hart a s of ptum, violet ano dahlia appear in + ■nee* oe* wni. In Mirnic** -Dated Jan wary U. French weaves, rile latter shades are much cheerfully reoomend tl lor Constipation list. 81 s year, or 26 cents for three If ■■ .. ------— ■■ ■■ Itw In W as rapidly aa possible. Section four pro ­ World Huum lwl(« of Until DO* WILLIAM II FBREMAN and Hick Headache, anti as a penrral ay* months. 184 Monroe street. Chicago. Raldwiii . vides that the greenbacks and Treasury used In millinery, aa many or the meant Im­ I* mm wororeotry. Each nnnihrer X t’Raama h H mEmn . (en> tonic it has no equal.” Mrs. Annie AUoreoy* for Morttatre* notes shall lie redeemed In standard portations nf hats appear In them consMna ­ ha* gt n> H'tth «»f the laical poimlai T tions of violet and pansy. On* ases lathe Stable. ‘J.ltto Cottage Grove Are., Chicago, nrentrtaht awOn, i*«ido hew itrkli silver dollars or in gold coin at the was all run down, mold not eat nor.tigmt * t*dlw il* PieSti. Ulu*tm;«d Milk nleyant half-ton M| IjHii)SA«B OHUSR ...... of Mich teat. latest number* of the Fashion Magaaine pub­ eireMprtam **f faui«w i<*r» n* ami X £ba£Qaeety »f ntMou. « At ■ wet» of in* option of the Treasury, awl the green ­ lished by A. Hr Dowell AOo.it great va riety of i«k J. had a haokache which novsr iett It is estimated that a bond issue of pare tin**, the lat**t Pwlataii f* »*•».. t - T backs when so redeemed shall be new ideas These permdioaie are vary »lh» - her and foil tired and weary, hnt six oae hundred million dollars, consum ­ cut re brrnwf-ii buuachnlrt htwathrr J baitloa of Electric Iti I to rs restored her reissued immedtatelv ,—Omnd H per annum or F cents a <*npy : and payment*, the manufacturer may have f to the extent of over MfiO.UM despite the -La Mode" ft An a > ear or Id cents a copy. If to close his establishment on account levying of the highest taxes in the his­ you are unable to procure ra ther of thane Mwo Piom ** irsics nstive. TV- Boot Halve in the world for Cats of dull trade, the farmer may have to Howley, Hatftlaijd 4 Co., J la H a MgM L ______tory of Michigan, the Pharisaical Ne- Journals from your newsdea ler do not take i any suhetltate. but apply by mall to Maaars ■Mftas. Horae, Ulcere, Halt libenm. Fere sell hie potatoes for 7 cents a bushel, of »aW aceeenl. *1 the Probet* (Hbre In lb* rlllac* pablicans are still be wailing the‘•shame­ hchth of St. Johns. A. McDowell h Oo.. 4 Weet Mlh htrret. New Horae. Teller. Chapped Hand*. Chilhianea. feed his wheat to hogs, and burn his } km rrvr ...... x I And II i* further ordered, that nolle* ho siren ful mismanagement of our national York ism* and all Hkin Eruptions, and posi ­ corn, but business booms with the gold } 4 Eaat 20th Street, New York. * to the paraooa tala reeled in **M estate, of the time Huanccs by the “Incompetent Itamo- tively cores I’ilaa, or no pay required. It combine aa It never boomed before. ia poran tar*I to give perfect satisfartio., crais" —who received a isuikrupt Treas­ Tiik Clintdn Indkpkndkn i . De­ ^ Ntrtstmt ir-rr Fri<* tB rents per Subscribe for The National Bimetal­ ury front the last ltap'.iMtcan Adminis ­ troit Free Prean ami Michigan Fanner,• hog. For sole by Fildew A lllllrean. Hi MT iWC mm IIT* 0. S OR Clltll raid day of heart** tration —Lansiwy Jtmmal. all for $SJ» a rear If you subscribe now .j Johns and Fowler list. 81 a year, or 26 cants for three 4* CHAItLRH M. MEBBfLl. months 184 Monroe street. Chicago. +• (A ire*ooer. ) Jodceof Frohotr CLINTON INDEPENDENT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 18»«

INTEKESTINU PAPERS farms, greatly neglected. A person going to build a iiouse or The Independent barn or lay out his farm into held* must World ’s Pair. AT THK ITI PAI IN arrange with reference to a plan that 9TKAM PBINTIKW HOt'Hfc. will have everything u tU must con ­ venient place. In short, have a system and not the tumble together style that weary Prttejr tamming in* The ••Little Thl« ky Jay of UP. TAKE NOTICE Imdi nmumT Btawk, No. 17 Clinton is so often practiced. Of course all ytKEir Vaar (to these little details apply with equal force arr,' by 1 C. Ms in the proper arrangement of stock. ttfiO. 8 . COKBIT. Propriaor. Many a farmer will lum bis poor sheep into it held during the hottest and [JF the SlHuphter Sale on Shoes at DUTCHER S TBRMM i LITTLK THINUtt. drvest time in summer where no water ( ASH SHOE HOUSE for the month of Febru­ MH*l) la AdrasM, When 1 am called upon to write a is to be found, and in the fall, to save a W CREAM paper for am occasion that is to go be­ little feed, compel them to shiver iu AUMUwatal* wl Fa fence comers, and then by spring have ary. Here ia a chance to take your pick from the lit* rat* of •». fore the public my diet thought is: Can I say anything that will be. to a a few living skeletons ami plentv of lient aborted Htock of Footwear in Clinton County at certain extent, entertaining or instruc ­ pelts. Such a one generally thinks sheep tive. and tliMi it Is custtmiary to give don ’t pay, especially without u high BAKING Bankrupt Prices. Nothing in the Shoe Line will he Hum DM. ootleo* ftvo r«ou per Ha* (or tariff on wool. i u atta. Miloriai mUmi. ten cent*. some name to Use menial offspring. The ■______at < **d». 91 par Uaa par yanr name may he. aud often is. Inapproprl Not to dwell with details we will, for reserved, but every pair from the finest to the coar»- Marriage, birth »ud daoth wUt« lassrtod frra ate, but my present title—Little'Things f..^1** ioo fc al. .^tile thiugs' from a DMUart maa»U rsaolatloas. < »rd» o» tboakz, _mi*y [m Hmirounate in iiiort* ttniMt*s hyuwilc stud point* At first Llit* won* eht will be offered at a cut price. Don ’t tail to see up HE, will ba i charged lor at the rata oi Iwomu tluufoiie ! ‘^rful l»wer of liemllty, over which we POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. U aallciird Two individuals may commence life , HSHSl T^0’ f* r thin month, for it in our month to sell and we will Iran all part, of tha roactt . at about the same time, and uppareut .!**? * jnfluence on A pure Gripe Cream of Tartar Powder. Free make it an object for you to buy. ly. umier similar conditions, aud end |,f*^1 biit It 18 a problem that ought to from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. itaunn rot now* verv dlfTerentiv A ,mre>Hil invest in*. ! handle*! in some wav for the good of 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. J*OS PRINTIN O tion into ail the little influences that! ‘J'^higeut liave constantly been at work to shape e.r u obeys this REMEMBER! it------*ndch**pn«t» theirlives would show the reasons fur . |fWr.:..an .tenus homo any tlie leas to t rl*a. Till1 Itoniaua couaktorml It au Iwiiuralil* birth through different generations. 1 urTAIti.i.... ,1.11 and uaefal occupation. Throughout all mtn* This is called heredity, and ItB power Many things contribute to the gen atal In the history of ail ctviltaed nation*Carm ­ the Lowest Prices. '*m! health. Cleanliness of the bodv is ine hsa lireii considered the moat luiporiantol Barber*. in much greater than is generally sup csliinss. May we not juatly aay that Ibtougb ’ power! one of the most essential, but possibly the advancement aud development uf ajrrtcul one of the most neglected with a large A CO It KOKKCH. proprietor of TbaOatr* I shall speak of the influence of Lit­ turai pursuit* and asrlculturai science, baa clasH of people. To many, the state­ Brown nearly every huaineea and commercial Barber____ Shop.___ Ladies and children's Uair tle Tilings over the Financial, ilygenic. DUTCHER'S wmJ (toad bath room. iDcouunlloi. ment will seem incredible that a large enterprise of today. Aa are have endeavored mlUif a a pec laity Educational and Moral development of to ahow the importance of a true education to the individual. They all liave a rela number of so called civilized] people go the attainment of aucceaa in any branch of tion to each other, and no attempt will from year to year out without a good llle. then, if the present ol asrtculture be the Attorneys. bath, but there is no douLt but that broadest and tnoal comprehensive oaJhn* CASH SHOE HOUSE. lie made to keep them entirely distiuct. known to man. how true it Is that the attain ­ 1 speak more particularly in reference such is a fact. Proper clothing in ref­ ment of the hUbrot suceeaa ami happiness In EWIN HKVKMANCK. A. erence to comfort is an essential, and | TORNEY. Orar Putt's Oroeary. to a farmer's life and surroundings. Ita pursuit*, demands a broad au<] deep cduaa One must learn to adopt himself to with children is ofteu sadly neglected. tion in the truest sense * JOUS C. DOOLIJU. Pure water ror family use is much to be It ia a lamentable fact that farming has (0* 1.1 a. LYOg. I his environment, and make the best of fallen into disrepute with aome uf our am X yon A IKJOLINO. Atiornrya at Law, IH. any position in which he may Hud him­ desired, but by no means always ob ­ Intioua young men who long for the excite­ Johns. Mich, Ofiko orar Kendrick's store. self situated. No one should sit supiue- tained. Ilarn-yard and out- house drain ­ ment and greater opportunities offered hv the : ly down and accept his present condi ­ age into the well is not calculated to cities. To be sure, the greetest fortunes Mwe « „ aave doctor bills. A good tubular well not been acquired on the farm: nor. we hold, ttortieys at Law. i«ra orar Hi. Johns Nation- tion as being the life allotted to lum. have the greetest fortune* brought the great ­ Slank 1«40 without an effort to better it Neither is perhaps the only perfectly safe one est amount of happtneas aud true success. JA Great Magazine ! jj should the other extreme of chafing and from which to draw the family supply Many of the moat prominent men in our state ILL H. HHVNSON, Attorn*; at La* mi of water. 1 will uot stop to mention today are farmers and many of oar most emi­ W Hnitcitor in Uhaacary. oScr or or Putt’* worrying about our lot in life be in­ nent preacher*, merchants, doctor*, lawyers ISM dulged in. blit use a little philosophy, Uie influence proper arrangement of all and statesmen received their early training In The most famous authors. c be patient ami cheerful, anti ever alert surroundings so as to be convenient and the healthy atmosphere and amid the Invigor ­ roHM h. rsoswa. Hsasr * ALauoas, ^ tiy little, change the conditions. pleasant has over health. ating surroundings of farm life. The most interesting: fiction. * | ^ iff JFIK“ DCl!!r W AO A W4I.HMIVST™ Dt ^.‘“252 T° ‘"P^pstheiireat- The Influence of "little things" on With the advance of chemistry, etoinoiogy, the educaUon of a people Is well known, tiotanv and other allied sciences aud the »d- ♦ The greatest artists. " • YCRf. dniK .tore," St Johns, Min. is*7 rot problem o! life. vest of new and improved methods, rarmlng ——------An immense amount depends on one s but too often ignored. An intelligent, has become more of a science and Ita success- | active interest in our public schools is ful pursuit demand* not only unceasing in­ fa Color-work illustrations. ^ ALHK11HIK * os hora , Auors«y. «i ability to learn by observation autl ex- dustry bat a high degree of trained Intelli­ oAcc nvrr aiii —p « jewelry store. perience. and Uie skill and energy to what every citizen should be proud of. gence, and Its opportunities for research and I Everything the best that money can buy. W hut only a small per oent. ever manifest a. a. exasin. p.a mam HAi iort* put such knowledge into practical use. culture are wide and varied. Some seem incnjNiule of being benefited such interest. We should encourage Scientific agriculture is no mere phrase. In That is T>r.MMINM A HlliDWIli Attorney* at our children in their work and see to it fact it has almost come to be a necessity to XT Lav sad Solicitor* In Chancery. Houaty, by either observation or experience, but successful rarmlng On virgin soil will, it* poosiun . rant mint* conveyancers and more will need experience than obser ­ that they are constant iu their attend ­ full urtglnai strength It may do to scoff at I unary looser*. Abo riialM lilies, pay ium , ance at school. Our new coiupulsiry sciential- agriculture. I Hit the time comes i tad make collection*. Ho* I am entrusted to Ikatr vation. Experience, if intelligent, is an ^>Thc Cosmopolitan Magazine i excellent instructor, but to the obser ­ school-law is u line thiug, but needs en ­ when this original capital Is spent. In nearly ' car* v111 be prompt I v and tailhlullv attaodvd to. forcing to avail us anything. I low every state Iu the union we may ilnd thous ­ (Min o**r Wiekos' grocery. Hi clou Avenue, St. vant. observation is a much more exten ­ and* of acres of once fertile soil, worn out ami ; Joknt. Mich. 11*8 sive and less expensive teacher. many families there are' that Lake no left In desolation by unadenUflc farming In I Giving yearly 1344 pages, with more than 1000 illustra- .*It seems that...... furmers as a class fail_____newspaper - . ■, and... are... ignorant.__ .of the cur- Michigan scientific agriculture ia coining to H. M. CASTLE, Attorney at Lav. t<> gel nearly the lienetlt they ought children nused^with such the rescue and building up our Ternis. Parts tions. The equal of the most expensive magazines. No Money to Loan. iUc« h*od of Clinton of New Jersey that twenty i car* ago. Wa**au*. r*at add*. 11*8 from these two sources, and especially 1 Kex** r<. wouldn't rai«e wheat or while l>eaiia. now a# home is complete without this magazine. Women and J# from Intelligent observation. come intelligent citizens, and then par­ vteld* abundant harvests In INI laultig! ™ men, young and old* will find in it amusement and in- It I see anything new that comes in ents of intelligence, who liave books issued hi* work on agricultural chemistry and I Dentistry . autl periodicals, too often neglect to cul­ In twenty years Herman? bad fifty-five schools my line of work. I am not satisfied with­ of agriculture. Not only was the growing 1 struction. in what can a dollar be better expended? ^ out an investigation of its merits, aud tivate the habit of reading in their sterility stopped but (ienuany now raises | M. KK.7VOIC, DaottM Ka*t Walker if it promises ail improvement.and bids children. twice as much wheat tier sen- as before THE DECEMBER EDITION, - 400,000 COPIES. £ • St ro o t. US* I have known school teachers who lading'* work was written. France, during A fair to i*ay for the out-lay. 1 consider it,_____ .. _ . ,. ______tin* single veer of lax-',, expended *i<'UUOM(i for ' The Coamopoiitan for that month received 'T tt. H. MANN. I». It. M. I«rr o,*r 1 only good business sense to adopt it. i n ** AJ1? .**" Bl*P<*rs. Such a the advancement ot agricultural science. | thr greatest recognition from advertisers Send one dollar to *** Hpauldtnc A Oo. ’» harvlvar*. <>pp»- Not hv any means should one adopt all 1, * 1 teach scImmi! and our ex- What is the result? In the whole of the French ever nrtn to any magazine. It contains *ll* Tb* steel Hutel sursrry a | republic there I* mil n foot of unproductive from fisoou to fiiooc more advertising than The Cosmopolitan Maeazinc. RpaHally. OSIr* hour*. M i„ It a. ttie liohlnes he sees or hearsof. simply ,,w'*' r ffrant to such eer- was ever published in any magatiac. at any INffMiiHP ! I»9*v an* iipw imr stu*L in the “ a rattle soil and I list > ad ot detrrptratlng it is place, in any country, at any price. This is m , l:Si to •% p. m., 7 to s. en oitiK. Itecause they are new. nor stick to the improving Selene,-has shown the great Hr- .'mngton -on - the-Hudson. old rut. merely liecause his ancestors The inoral development of the indi ­ why a magazine ranking with the bast in ♦ vidual is above all other considerations, elea In which nature works The larinci lias literature and art can be sold at IU*. a copy How fork / ’ K. CO RUIN, M. It.. D. It M. To jtvt have done so. but be an intelligent, before him the «arth ami tin- air. with their I aud all the other details of life are valu­ Inexhaustaide magazines of weallli. which, \JT # tb*b*n*Storth**sp*ii*ac*. medleal knw- reasoning tieing. like gigantic machine- yields gratuitous ser- ' rS*e aud uurtftaaJ ahlll vbieb are lodtap*o*a>>l* to To illustrate my meaiiiug 1 will he a able only as they tend to build up cor ­ po eia ciion of roaulta la daaiiatry, apply to (TarMa I rect moral principles, lly morals 1 vice to the a|H>ilcation ot intellect and scienee -a- A Sao, St. Joan*. little personal : A tew vents since I As the |M>putatinn of our country inemu--- erected what 1 consider a very conven ­ don't mean the followrng ot any sect or and competition and strife Iwcora,** more ldt-| ient bog-barn, and put iu an arrange ­ cieed. for of these 1 care but little only ler, lulense owthiHl* must lie resorted to on so fur as they teach correct living, hut the farm, as in every branch t which uoinprlM- a iM-nuttlul iwrk. m which when the young men. amtdtiou. to rise are seen the device, and without exception branch of the work an- iiK-atrd thr various t'oiiw huliding* not itbitged to leave the country for profe*- KCm^*.M andwra^plet rHjratrni otrtSESL fommeiidetl it. hut not oneVlmt I Some |»euple we always know just it tna> lw railed sirlcily a seimtllflc aebonl .lon* already orererowded. when* to rind on any quration that in­ The larmer of today should tie an aggreast ve. for l*taoo Msrcbeel * Methoil of Von* Cut- know'"1 Uof has...... ever...... put forth effort systematic business man. aa his business \ litnildt 1'ouriM- is laugbt IU many »t thr Shall we ik>t . then, a* larmer* uitd citizen*, cure Coisplete <'oura«.* In Harmony. Counter- enough to pul it iuto practice. Another volves the elements of right anti wrong, .-.n < r- greater -«-<>p. and . ..Inprise- more de­ s«-lrii* t child* they he*t la* given that training and develop. and the course of simile* greatly extended Clinton County Pomona iinuiRn met *r Statu Min vowed they would do likewise hut not ' * 'V,^'A, V'fown a * en' mi i i nat wii. enable l in-in to Ix-rninc of ser­ within the last few years. Mill the general vvilli Itemral «tiiinife Wcinestiav . .Iniut- one. so tar as 1 know. luwZt put that *, .'i'Vm i'' '»% P" 27^12!.'I vice to themaelvea and to tix- world. method pursued Is the result ol more than J. TUVVIS, q. •»., <>**r KiMew We are pleased to tade lliat there is a grow ­ forty years experience, mel has given MMk ary 20, 1hw». The tlay. as well :ut the • A Mlllinan'a. I Ha *«•>-• of wnsns ami cbll- observation into practice. Tt cettuiniy 1ttt«- oliiUI is what he is made from ing tendency fur farmer* clubs, farmers* general luitlsfariioii that It ha* twovune thor ­ rtiads. wits line. The attendance was Jdr*n a aprctaltr means a little extra effort during tlie Ins home inthiPtire. and when one goes oughly h |Mrt of the instltotlou. astray or grows up with pernicious ideas I umii which Wire her, assembled H)' I heoc The inctuod is hrtetli this: Fir-i. to train larut* As usiim I. every tiling was done rank c . IH’NN, H. II.. Phyto-tan aud wiuier. ittitl wtiultl at limps rob one of meeting* tog,-lher n • (impartsou of methial* i atuuent* in the theory (*f ogrictilttiral and bor for the comfort of lioth Patron? and Surgeon. a little leisure, but when spring come* and practices, almost invariably the les­ ttculture and in the mechanic arts It is done • ISrr over < Irulsr's u«n. Fox ler son lias been learned at home. The ac'. tluxijrht horses. A line dinner wa* served, in MichF IM7 what a saving ot latior. beanie* lieiug of bii.iiuhr ulioiit whl,-h in iruli •-•liiniii.imc ami by ctaa« work, under able prolismor* nf agri which chicken pie was no Miiall part. much mure benefit to the soil. fault in the parent may be hidden from w h I eh I* Itaklini,' gradually n> n la-Mcr mkmhI eultuml horticultural, iiotany, zoolagjr, entie K. K V11 * I ’. n. It.. Physiciaa aud the public, but the keen perception of ami IntcllceUiHl Mains amnmr fro- tiller*of th«- mokigy. eh waist ry. veterinary, mathemaiic*. After dinner, sister Itertha Lyon wel­ S-'rgeoo. iifie- al reaidrnrc. first house One more personal ilbislration then I soil. mechanic*, and engineering. This class room comed Pomona to Itenaal iu such a cth of the Perrin House. St. Johns I8S7 tlesisl: .Nome ID or 12 team ago 1 mat I the child has detected it. work in theory always ha* direct Inoiniig On the contrary, a child with pn>|ier Ancther Induenee which is |M-r*i*t<-nlh hut royal manner that none could hut teel a considerable about dehorning (Tattle, surely working it* wn> into taior with the upon practice, in the scepnd place . the liojrs wlail that tliev were present, liempil M * Ml', n. *».. Physician and Sur- ami the great advantage to lie derived. manners anil proper principles is an in­ wgru-iiltiiial him*»•-*. is the pres* The weekl, are trulned lu practical work, on the latiu. in t furnished music whenever H a geon. Kureku. Mich. Iff 17 dex of correct home training. Some- •ad monthly (taper mi» the manual lat*,r syatem the *tudenl is re- her I easy maimei. The (piestion crated 011 some young eatUe with excel- J tV! ,*»' iV<'»T 8 uncommon with many nt our tanner f’len, # The •'Michigan Farmer, our stale agrieui ■jtureu to liecomi- latnUlar with aii kind* of ot local option was '.hen tuken up. anti ^ XI.M. PONT. XI D., Physician. Surgeon lent results. Uof course croated much ..!.r ' l'lf / J hlii.^r ff\cl »1,11»U* t ural ■. and one of t he l>e#lever puhJ»*h<-.|; lanor on the tarm and tn the garden In the well discussed. Wlietbei local option O. sad side •( Main street. Ku- opposition, aud 1 liave since lieen iu- w1'*,. 1., * ** to is alwavs lull of go(.l things, practical and re­ wood shop* the student l* given a kit nf |.m»Is. is just the thim; or not it is ven ex ident , Mich i Mfire ata drug stare, all sails protapi. formed some of my ven enterprising ! . t*7^ liiT*V^i y A1***. bu| liable. and should certainly tin,! a warm wel­ and learns tbe use of the'M by actual work at that the <.lunge luw no use for it. '•up­ Proacrtptioascarofully < unpounded iieighljors thought I should lie prose- !TiJrLlt!T« J. riLllf? !»*fii*iT ,,* K come In every rural tire-side. There an* many the txutcii. In the iron shops he work* on I1S8 other journals upon agriculture and various Iron, and learn* lu shape It to hi* will. In tbe per was served at the close of the after­ cuted for cruelty to iuumals. Now. a ' '.ij'*, ' ' 1 1rPTpu,,!41 l^' u topic* wot thy ol notice, hut space will not per military department he receive* that training noon session. The young people gave XI. M A VKXN, XI. D., Hom.eop.ibk few practice dehorning, but 111 ■a ueetl■ I>rop added to drop will make an mlt. The farmer should also fainhiartze him aud discipline - which must be of Invaluable an entertainment in the eveniUR. Tlie W Physician aad Surgeon ODre over a. J. I ess I y cruel manner by dehorning old ocean. "Many mickles make a self with the general topic* of public intenwt. service 10 any young man in hi* life's work house was crowded. Tlie actors did Woodruffuffrs shoe store. 1118 mtickle. ‘ Take proper care of the that he may not only In * h good farmer, hut and also there i* Instilled Into hi* lets* a love cattle, while the much lietter autl more for hl« country and hi* country * iumor. To splendidly. little till urn of life aud the mightier thal he may tie u good Intelligent citizen K. A. J. WltKlINH, Physician and Sur­ human way. which I have long prac­ liond lMM>k* and lltciature of h general sort tins theoretical and practtoai instllution u: geon. office over Hull I van s clothing ones will always lie in place. should to* Introduced and encouraged more in ready disvrilwd I* gtilel a large anmuut of D ticed. of Killing the horns of voting latiratory work by student* In thr direct attidy atnre, Ht. Johns. Mich Ittttfcalvett. is adopted by only a very’small JAY SasaioNK. our home* Avoid the truth; an i •• iiwhotul. January 2D. Inwi . twit secure the best, for the ImmiIc * that iwie ot object*. The student has the plant, the in­ B. WILLAR, M. D., Physician sad number. read*, as the company thal he keep*. heemne» sect. the bird, or the hor* “ befon- him tn the couroe 111 order that the 'ound to Iw mo broad, and to Imply *o much, us to (•artlcipale In their thoughts and lead u* niXlXIONn, XI. D.. Homwopathlr evenly over the surface lnsttmil of plac­ that It has seemed impo*sible. within thr ocope to nobler ambition-, and higher n -hlevement* student, when l»e •■otnea tu iabraior) work, Paystcisa. Surgaon sad Accoucheur. OKce ing in piles, hut by far too tnanv farm­ of tbi* paper to more than touch upon a few A very ImportMbt element, and t»-rhap* the may lie aide to reproduce or tiaper what his io street. D*Wltt. 1188 of the fart* and principle* which underlie the most (Mtwerrul of ail. toward the educating of eye • isrem* In thla lahratnry work, atudent* irr ' IV. ers still follow the old and absurd prac­ our youth. I* the |M,wer nf home inlliience •re warmly interested, and acquiro such hab ­ tice. It. too, is an amusing as well as 1 -great - central------thought ------it* of investigation and such excellency and I vH KKNKST Ht'HKMRIt. Physkiaa aad ia um | wid KI i ., mwniifwi .. 11 .„i __ m _ 1*011 If ltd IVI fMIT rrllfttlovifi IlfMMI thlA Samuel Smile* has said. "Home Is the Hist Lr Surgeon. ORce over C. t*ruler*» store H M ftlUpl tO KM I llH! Ill It piitHl cIlMielV aotijrrt Allot i for th< Farmer." Wf will aad most iui|Mirtant sc Iuhu of character. It is aceiiracy of inethr* 1 training or its worst, for It I# there that It Is aiao teeognUed at the ••oHege that In of being spread around the tree so the order to Know on, thing well It h> iweeasarv- : j P. IIKf'KWITH. M n *: (1? AN ' entls of the rooUt can lie henelitted. Iarminu “Third ' ‘ ‘how------can 'It ‘beat fifi he acquired- I helwMbcathoje Principle* of •induct which • Al'HIST. £t-’> i:. Mala si.. Ionia. Mkh Webster define* education a* follow* The endure through manbrnal and '-hw.- only with to know something ol other things Thai it j ' K Thus it runs all through life: one leading out and training the mental power* ___U I* nminlyr in thc h—nat hal the msart one ia to tell clearly whal lie knows, he must [ must lie intelligent enough and free Informing and cniighinlng the understand “ JIT'il. lUlT. r* ’ have skill in speaking aud wriitlng hi* native | ! ing Forming and regulating nnncinle* of I *" * w*kened and f he character is moulded for tongue.' That. It be I* to investigate the loot* Veterinary. enough from prejudice to leant and put • it nature he must have knowledge of that In struiueni cnietly used in such Investigation, M. (JOHN. VMlaaiy Sor g vo n «| into practice whatever bids fair to be jngor bus, near or for mrtiitty and u^fulne.* , "» I- 1 FIM.o A Milliaan , drug stars. an improvement. the human tuind. I hat H be is tu know tin H AM Ottawa street ■ Hducattoo tn tbe tnsaat senw m^y be temmd | truth ur falsity of tbe conclusion* reached by Anotherncr breaker that minsnitns manvmain is wnuonwon m tne trn —t n ns ■ maj 'nr termed 1 ■ nther*. he inni- Uralthat mustnmol toffIm. managedinuiaml will.wiU. grmt can-— mental capital in tbeCSrM% wav i^CSSof accunmlalol wtmoliw*' »n«re i hene 1 —(Wlb#nmmm In surrminrling t^»ie to mak.our homesthe. • srs by moil promptly attend'd to. (JusKt; leal economy. Hence, there j* add,-I to the | Saxcvilsnrr, thr seats of sores**," it oar loot I« tion. One miRht lietter he content U> of learned men lo one who iuay lie «aid to lie I l>*eaaani_and attractive, tn enlighten an,l to course. idiysHdog; . <>gtc. ethic*, political | manage for it While longei With the old thoroughly educated. The learned man may »P «f« Thai they may be .ru, .vim-aior* not rcwiom) and eonstllnliooal law. Oiv* u* a trial lasnr The Mudent*. a* a rule, are interested in PULAR bouse than pul U mill stone atiout tlie f**» “‘* r **°> '*Wuawroarid*cl(»ri(W^. ««»lortlll the pom-ipte* andattmetumaor their studies and make good pro gr ess, and It | >M«k in .loos. „t u („-o. ho veroed In ail Ihe tacts of history and litemlitera ­ ,,llt ln thr development oi a pure ( ndertaking. neck in shape ot a mortgage to get ture and still he aa beipieo* a* a child in the Maafeio*«>, that annual none of them are. money to Irnild jui elegant up-to-date bottle of !!?« An educated man in a man with Another mean* of educating Ihe youth of rnemioT* or the great array of eriuoattol In- MONTHLY M, IN 44 MAMA X|. UNDKKTAKKR— mausiuu. and tlie wife who lias the bis power* developed, though he may know our country and whH*h cams* wlihln (he re« )» eevniietenis It le a iwWk-aM c ford, and owe | sch Month : Original Water Cotar I• Walk*r Ntrost Bast, St. Jahos. Mich. moral courage U» cheerftillv wear the m» language hut ht* inoikcMamur aad may of all. la the common s. hoot that I can t odorse Irom lorauasl anowledgt . , _ja ; 118 Quarto Page* o4 Heading not tie veroed in literature and art He is a Michigan, when she founded her common that the training at our I'odegc has* strong . ISO New aad High - d**( I Hu sirs comfortable old coat with its limit aud man who nan do gSffMMMng well and tbe qual school system, founded It broad and deep, and tendency tu lead It* gradual** to become ill-1 Ileus; More IJterary Matter aud IHuMra- I. Mi l.I.. Fuavrol Knratshvr No IS. iiMMlest sleeves tieenuse of low linattces lly of ht* work mark* the degree of hi* educa ­ we are proud to *ay. stands today In ednra- ler* of (be soil It ho* lieen said that ihe w»l- [ thua fip an other Mags rise Hi America ft 1 < llaton Avs. sod opp |«uSrr st .lokas. tional tastier* the peer of any Mate l-et im lege don ’t make farmers. This 1* a mistake while her neighbor, with a pressing tion. The athlete who develope* MS MMhi for stall Mies show that nearly Aft) percent., 29 eta. ; SJ* Year. He LX. Director, rro. IM Wight Ht. store-bill, has the latest with u baloou to their greatest eapartty of strength and flexl- give our hearty support to the men and Mllty by observing Strictb Ihe laws of health w«Nn4wi of our stair, who ore Mfivlaa to up­ of It* ontdiiaiti* are directly engaged in farm -1 on each arm. ia the help-mate indeed 1* physically an educated man. Rvery man hold aad improve our common -chooi* aud ing or agriculture pursuit*, and that twenty. I Ttve Ideal Psnsava. as well as in need whose hand* and brain* have been trained to thus place within ihe reach i»f every hoy and five per cent. are now classed aa teacher* . a* • | Frank Leslie’s Pleasant Hmrs gin the acquirement of a prarucal education trmpory mean* of turning their <*tneatlon in FOR BOY8 AND GIRLS. James L. Fraaeis, Alderman, Chirsffo. IVrlimpa liw> most extravagant thing ••vp^taae* I* educated la hi* particular calling there is Mill *nothrr impuriant factor In the Hast account sajm 441 regard Dr. Kmc - Now Discov ­ about farmers is the neglect of properly our educational syMem and one of special la- Many of these expect tn liecumc farmer* aa I A bright. Wholesome Joveaft* Mostblr. ery aa an Ideal Panacea for Coughs, Colds, canng for farm toots ami keeping things Jm,',, *.*i ambm.H. u tereot to Ihe ta rm*re. without the laentlon of soon a* creumstance* will iienali Fully UluMrax-d Th* be*« writer* for voting ( which this tMper would seem vcr> Incompiete. We may then conclude that there are two poo pis coatrihot • to It. 10 et*. ; 91 a year. sod Luna Complaint* having tmod it in up in proper repair. Tumbled down , edge wisely directed It Is the unfolding and principal feature* about the institution worthy 1 h.iildlngs broken gates, poor tommm. *"?*?*turn* ?•**!*** “ " *""1 In1 mao's natwrr. that la our Agricultural college, aad it seem* mu ALL nmcurnoic TO my family for the last five yean, to the morally, In the proper at thir time to give Ihi* more than a ot rmphoal# First. It Is a place orappinoi sieliMkm of physician's preemption* or and rubbish accumulating in even pan*lag nutter To speak somewhat in regard arten Second . 11 ia a place of hnaeai labor, I The Clinton Independent fence corner are very wasteful tnp. ! In this age of fierce com petition. ■ if lh, Ian and w..rktng- ..t iht« inMttiillnn where tbe sentiment 1* in favor of working other preparation* " A* Michigan baa been a leader la edutmtiunal with the bands It may hr hoped this worthy fiT JOHNS. NHOM. Rev. John Burgoo, Keokuk. loon, One must constantly be on the alert on nature «r thing* is bacomii matter*, she wa* a too the first state tn see that Institution, so easily a vwil Ms to oil. may find the farm as well a* the "gude ’ wife in more Intense . 1 In any nailing of life lie- Dnpular Monthly and IgpBi-nuxxT. write* MI have boon a Minister of the «If ll ever was, dependant an Agricultural Ooltgge should tie cslabMahed, a warm support in the heart* of every farmer •n.-sn. Methodist Kpiacopel Chnrcit for SO year* Hie house If everythin is kept in nprn 1111H1 and hanrr an institution by It8blf. a**d aaarMMjIt we have and that it may solve an Important ineMion proper shape. mimI then tlie uifftience on The prime icquiattc to ike higheat attain- today, not only tbe oldeat inatitutton of ita In the education of the future farmer. pieaaaai IlMiisadltnnxnfvi or more, and have novor found any thing prepar a tion far the rhao ru find of kind in tbe load, hat an InMitnikwi which In conouision. we are pleased to notice thal III .MO. i the children ,.f Heeiug method and neat- '• pragar attan 1 stands head aad shoulder* above ail other*, puntte sentiment I* growing more and more In aa baaefictal. or that gave me aneit speedy ness constant|\ iiractlced is immense HHot. aaapb-1 with ladaatry and a Hope ns- relief as Dr. KinR ’* New New Diseovrry. ” MMStksi navrr waver* and an institution which Is being used ** a favor of a broader and more liberal edueaiMt, The little detAils that enter Uie plan ______lag_ t<> * holj writ, man * first calling ffMdtd far manv other ( oi lsgee throughout the for farmer* and fanner* sons There ha* I wen Undoubtedly Ifw Best M nttnr? Try this Ideal (lough Remedy now. Trial for the proper arrangement of buildings was agriculture The first former wa* the Hafted htotes a wonderful change In the intellectual statu* Uottlee Free si FlUlow A Millmat, * Drug The Michigan Agricultural foliage has been, oi ih«- farmer during the last qua*'er of a; 9^amdMj»Caaa^asr»r-> /''M

coma miry aad feel rul white ahaeta of CASUALTIEb. TALMAGES SEJUlOfl. been properly oared ter; but my text rags of earthly destitution, under the aays the unclean ahall not walk on this cylinders of death, come out a white 1 Prior Roses lot. an electric lamp trim “THE KING'S HIGH WAV" THE one. Room oa either aids to throw acroll upon which ahall be written mar, waa killed In Fort Wayne, ted.. LATEST SUBJECT. away your slna Indeed. If you waat td ipation. There was one while going up a star-iron tower. Ha carry them along you are not oa the of Scripture, the force ot had pone up about thirty feet wr tight road. That bridge will break, which I never understood until one day MO-pound weight fell from tbe top aad those overhanging nocks will fall, the at rtiamounix. with Mont Blanc ou ana struck him eta Urn hand, causing Instant night will come down, leaving yon at Mon tan vert on the other. 1 the merey of the mountain bandits, and y Bible and read: "Aa tba “Ida" Miller, formerly a member of inn n» at the very next turn of the road you mountains are around about Jerusalem, the polloe force, was shot aad killed In will perish. But If you are really oa ao the Lord la around about them Terre Haute, ted., by his mistress, wbo ASH ING TON. PM). thla clean road of which I have been fear him/* The surroundings wer claims U was an aecideot. S. 1W.-1UT. Dr. speaking, then you will atop ever aad omnipotent commentary. John Robinson, son of the showman TiUmi*'* Mrnon anon to wash In the water that stand* Though troubles of that name, was seriously and possi ­ for today was a pic­ In the basin of the eternal reek. anight: bly fatally wounded while trying to cap­ Though friends should all fall, and ture of tike road Aye, at almost every step of the Jour ­ ture a leopard wblcb escaped from bis is no soap la the world that that many have loss all unite; father's menagerie, wintering In Cin­ ney you will be crying out: "Create Yet on i ao high in the opinion of traveled aad other* within me a clean heart/* If you have cinnati. The Scripture assures us tbe Lord will ihoughtfnl —aa are trying to get no such asptratio a sa that. It proves John C. Hale, a medical student at on and la no more provide. Foatoria, Ohio, took aconite liniment that you have mistaken your way; and Still further: the road spoken of la appropriate for the If you will only look up and aaa the by mistake for paregoric and died with­ capital of the na- a plaaaaat road. God gives a bond ot in an hour. fingerboard above your bead, you may indemnity against all evil to every man SANTA for all George Smith, a hotel clerk at Fergu- read upon It the words; "There Is a that treads IL ”AU place*, a u« text cnoaen waa •• rk to .* son. Iowa, while attempting to get off way that eeemeth right unto a man. but gether far good in these wbo love God. ” , -ov , lralQ * Eckertug. Ml under H-lu: "And an highway ahall be there, the end thereof Is «laaUl.,, Without and a way. aad it ahall be called the No weapon termed against them egg ^ whM„ Md ^ were cUl ott. CLAUS SOAP holiness no man ahall see the Lord; prosper. That laIs the bond, signedsigned. „______Par washing clothes or doing hou sewo rk., it can't be way of hollneea; the unclean ahall not Recovery la doubtful. and If you have any idea that you nan and delivered by the President equalled. Try IL Sold everywhere. Made only by paaa over It; but It ahall be for thoaa: Cannon Smith, a pioneer of Caas carry* along your slna. your lusts, your ■lerei— fiii i, am ------—------— - —- Thn N. K. Fairtenk Compa ny, - Chicago. the wayfaring men. though foola, ahall woridllnaaa. and yat get at the end of use of your fretting. 0 child of Ood. . not err therein. No lion ahall be there, the Christian race, you are ao awfully about food? "Behold the fowls of the, H Kvana. aged 7 years and Cai- nor any ravenoua beaat ahall go there­ mistaken, that. In the name of God, I alr; ter they aew not. neither do they 1 ^ y ' vln French, aged 6, were drowned In a on, It ahall not be found there; but the shatter the delusion. nor gather Into barns; yet your redeemed ahall walk there; and the ran- Still further: The road spoken of la atone quarry pond near Grand Rapids. heavenly Father feedeth them." Aad MIcb. Thalr bodies were recovered. j 4k. "A man which built a house." Th* aomed of the Lord ahall return, and | a plain road. "The wayfaring man. will be take care of the sparrow, will THE SUNDAY SCHOOL house Is tbe general fabric of hta out* come to Zion with aonga and everlaat-1 though foola. shall not err therein/'i Fire destroyed a million and a half . ward I y religious llfa —Kllicott. Hta hopes. he take care of the raven, will be take ils expectation* of a happy life. Kounda- Ing Joy upon their heada; they ahall oh- | That la. If a man Is three-fourths of an dollars' worth of property in Philadel­ care of the hawk, and let yon die? What phia early Sunday morning. By narrow | lion on a rock." sura and safe. HI* rati- tain Joy and gladneea. aad Borrow and Idiot, he can find this road Just aa well lathe use of yopr fretting about clothes? LE88ON VI., FEB. 9 —SERMON ON fton is real and true. Hta hopes will never alghlng ahall flee away.** as If he were a philosopher. The Im­ good fortune tbe losses wrought are THE MOUNT—LUKE , be disappointed. "Th* rook ta Jeoua "Consider the lilies of the field. Shall measured In money, for the guests of a j ."hrlsi (Pas. 9: I; Isa M: 4: ! Cor. M: 4). There are hundred* of people In thla becile boy. the laughing stock of the he not much more clothe you, 0 ye large hotel fled for tbeir lives while the Ha founds hta houae on a rook who. hear ­ house who want to find the right road. street, and followed by a mob booting of little faith?” What Is the use wor ­ ing (he words of Christ, brings hla heart blaze waa eating at the roof above them. Why Call Ya M* Lard. You aometlmea aee a person halting at at him. has only to Just knock oaoe at rying for fear something will happen uxl life Into accordance alth hta ex* Samuel l*arka. one of tbe victims of Deed aact Mo Not Tfclap Which I Say*' greased will, and ta thus, by faith. In union creae road*, and you can tell by hla tbe gate of beaven, and It swings open; to your home? “He blesseth the habi­ tbo boiler explosion at Holltdaysburg. «S Th* Night of with him. founded on him."—Alford "The looks that he wlahaa to aak a question while there has been many a man wbo tation of the JusL” What Is the use of flood . . . the stream." The heavy aa to what direction he had better take. can lecture about pneumatics, and your frotting loot you will be overcome Pa., la dead. Increasing tbe list to seven. of rains, (ailing on the rock hills of Palea- And I stand In year presence conscious .In*, without forests to retain th* water. chemistry, and tell tbe story of Fara­ of temptations? "God Is faithful, who 7a.ua* sudden floods to All the valleys with of the fact that there are many of you FOREIGN. day's theory of electrical polarisation, will not suffer you to be tempted above E TODAY TAKE tlmoat reels time torrents. Three streams her who resits* there are a thousand and yet baa been abut out of heaven. that ye are able; but will with tbe The tramp steamer Artandeang. from up that part of represent temptations. p-rsecutions, wrong roads, but only one right one; worldly Influences. All these "could not There has been many a man wbo stood temptation also make a way to escape, Yokohama for Tacoma, is overduo. She Christ's life in which shake" the house of the man good at and 1 take It for granted that you have (hr AiMJStlce are In­ In an observatory and swept the heav­ that you may be able to bear IL” Oh.this baa been out twenty-eight days, while troduced. Leaving leart, truly devoted to th* Saviour. This come In to ask which one It la. Here M ens with his telescope, and yet has not King's highway! Trees of life on oither his dlsclplea for m true of I be church and ct the Individual the trip Is usually made tn fifteen days. Christian. one road that opens widely, but I have been able to see tbe Morning Star. aide, bending over until their branches A dispatch to the Loudon Urapulu needed rest. Jesus not much faith In IL There are a great went alone up Into Many a man has been familiar with all Interlock and drop midway thalr fruit from Berlin says: "An Intimate friend the nlrncM of the WOMAN. many expensive toll-gates scattered all tbe higher branches of mathematics, and shads Houses of entertainmentDl of Dr. von Boetttchcr. Secretary of Hattin hill, and along that way. Indeed, at every rod and yet could not do the simple sum: on either side the road for poor pil­ State for the Interior, informs me that spent the whole Ellen Terry Is passionately fond of yon must pay In tears, or pay In genu ­ "What ahall It profit a man If he gain grims. Tables spread with a feast ntaht tn prayer. children, and delights In telling them 5* he Is determined to resign imme­ That he should flexions. or pay In flagellations. On that the whole world and lose hisown soul?** good things, and walls adorned wttbtd ' diately/' ■pend so much time, fairy stories. road. It you get through It at all, you Many a man has been a fine reader of applea of gold In pictures of silver. I A terrible accident, resulting In the time needed for Elisa Stanley Hell, ar Australian girl, h*v* to pay your own way; and since •leep. that he might find opportunity away ass rscelved the MentVelasohn scholar­ tragedies and poema. and yet could not start out on the King's highway, and I killing of eight persons and the Injur ­ from the maddening crowd" for secret thla differs so much from what I have “read hla title clear to mansions In the find a harper, and I any. "What la your ing of sixty, took place Sunday at Man- prayer shows hew greatly ha fait the ship xt the Leipzig conservatory. heard in regard to the right way. I skies." Many a man baa botanized name?*' The harper makes no re­ lexrier, a village near Angers, In the taporfence of tha crisis to which ha had Friends of Mrs. Agmnsiz have founded believe It la the wrong way. Here la sponse. but leaves me to guess, aa with coma, the value of secret prayer for meet­ t $6,000 scholarship at fUdcllffe college, serose tbe continent, and yet not department of Maine: el Loire. France. ing It. It was tba habit of Jesus to spend another road. On either aide of It are known tbe “Rose of Sharon, and the his eyea toward heaven and his hand The accident was due to the collapse of long seasons In prayer at each great crista to be called the Elizabeth Carey Agassiz houses of alnful entertainment, and Lily of the Valley.” But If one sball upon the trembling strings thla tune tbe village church. In which mass was or marked change In the progress of hla icholarshlp. Invitations to come In and dine and come In the right spirit, asking tbe way comes rippling on tbe air: “The Lord being celebrated. mission. —at hta baptism, at hla trans ­ Mine. Marchesl h§» taken charge of figuration. the Institution of hta supper. In the education of a granddaughter of rest; but from the looks of the people to heaven, be shall find It a plain way. la my light and my aalvatlon. Whom Reports from Turkish sources, be­ Cetheemane (Hab. 5: 7). We now come who stand on the piazza. I am certain Tbe pardon la plain. The peace la ahall I fear? The l^ord Is the strength lieved to be fairly accurate, state that to the beginning of the organised church, fenny Lind, whose voice she pronounces it la the wrong house and the wrong plain. Everything la plain. He who of my life. Of whom ahall I be afraid?” the inauguration of a system of trained .he most promising she has ever heard. It la believed that tbe Zettounlls are still worker*. The harvest of aouta waa plente­ way. Here Is another road, it la very tries to get on the road to heaven I go a little farther on the same road bolding ouL Tbe Turks have made ous. the work was very great, the op- beautiful and macadamised. The horses' through the New Testament teaching and meet a trumpeter of beaven. and seven different attacks upon the town, lioslllon bitter. Moreover Jaeux must look SOME FRILLS. hoofs clatter and ring, and they who will get on beautifully. He who goes I say, "Haven't you got some music but all have failed, and tbeir loeees are forward to the time when he should leave ride over It apln along the highway, for a tired pilgrim?*' And wiping hla the work In their hands. They were to be A Jet black gown trimmed half way through philosophical discussion will reported to amount to 10.000. the twelve foundation stones of the New down the skirt with rays of steel and until suddenly they find that the road not get on at all. Christ saya: “Come Up and taking a long breath, he puts United States Minister Terrill has de ­ Jerusalem (Rev. 21: 12. If). The full lexi breaks over an embankment and they his month to tbe trumpet and pours of today's lesson is as follows: Jet spangles Is about aa rich In effect to me. and I will take all your etna manded an Indemnity of $100,000 from as a gown may be. try to halt, and they saw the bit In the forth this strain: "They ahall hunger ft. And why beholdssi thou tha mote away, and I will take all your troubles Turkey for the burning and pillaging that Is In thy brothers eye. but per- mouth of the fiery steed, and cry "Ho! no more, neither sball they thirst any Beaded velvet and printed velvet are away.*' Now. what la tbe use of my of tbe American missions at Msrasli oal' eat not the beam that Is In thin* own high In favor. Military looking cuffs, ho!** But It Is too late, and —crash!— more, neither shall tbe sun light on eye? discussing ft any more? Is not that and Kharput. He also asked for tbe a la Trilby, are often seen upon walk­ they go over the embankment. We plain? If you wanted to go to some them, nor any heat, for the Lamb Immediate granting of Armani for re­ 42. Either how cans! thou say to thy ■ball turn and see If we cannot find a brother. Brother, let me pull out the mote ing Jackets, with btg Jackets and frogs. city and I pointed you out a highway which la in the midst of the throne shall building them. that Is In th’ne eye, when thou thyself different kind of a road. Yon have heard lead them to living fountains of water, The Ideal of the skirt of the short thoroughly laid out, would I be wlae in behold**! not the beam that Is In thine Jacket la that it should stand straight of the Apptan Way. it was three hun­ detaining you by a geological dii and God shall wipe away all tears from CRIME. or eye? Thou hypocrite, cast out first dred and fifty miles long. It waa twen­ their eyes.” I go a little distance far­ the i*eam out of thine own eye. and than out four or five Inches from the figure, aion about tbe gravel you will shall thou aee clearly lo pull out the mote ty-four feet wide, and on either aide ot ther on tbe same road, and I meet a At Lyons, Iowa, Judge Wolfe sen­ and In thla it is materially sided. In over, or a physiological discussion that I* In thy brother's eye. 1 extreme Instances, by padded hips. the road waa a path for foot passengers. about tbe muscles you will have to bring maiden of Israel. She haa no harp.but tenced William T. Stuart to tbe Ana- 42. For a good tree brtngeth not forth It waa made out of rocks cut in hex­ she has cymbals. Tbey look as If tbey mow prison for seven and one-half cot pt fruit: neither doth a corrupt tree The long shoulder seam Is working Into play? No. After this Bible has bring forth rood fruit. another onslaught on the citadel of agonal shape and fitted together. What pointed you the way to beaven la It wise had rusted from sea-spray; and I say years at hard labor for burning the 44. For every tree Is known by II* own a road It must have been! Made of to the maiden of Israel: “Have you no Lyona railway depots July last. fashion, and may win an unquestioned for me to detain you with any discus ­ fruit. Far of thorns men do not gather victory. It goes with the queer, smooth, bard rock, three hundred and sion about the nature of tbe human song for a tired pilgrim?*' And like H. L. McCormick, who forged the tigs, nor Of a bramble bush gather they fifty miles long. No wonder that In the the clang of victors' shields tbe cym­ name of Aaron Hood, a farmer residing graoea.^ w bunchy sleeves in the middle of the will, or whether the atonement 4k. A good man out of the good treas ­ upper arm. construction of it the treasures of a bals clap as Miriam begins to discourse: □ear Areola. HI., to a note for $30U and la limited or unlimited? There la the ure of hta heart brtngeth forth that which If one does not care for any fancy whole empire were exhausted. Because road —go on IL It is a plain way. “This "Sing ye to the Lord, for he hath tri­ secured the money on it at the state Is gcod: ami an evil man out of the evil of Invaders, and the elements, and Time umphed gloriously; tbe horse and the bank In that city about a month ago. tree- re of h‘e heart hrlngeth forth that waists but wishes her gown to be “sin­ is a faithful saying, and worthy of all whi.ii I* evil: for of the abundance of the cere"—and. doubllees, this Is In better —the old conqueror who tears up a rider hath he thrown Into the sea.” haa been arrested in Indianapolis. acceptation, that Christ Jesus came Into heart hta mouth speakelh. taste—It is a favorite device to have tbe road aa he goes over It—there la noth­ And then I see a white-robed group. J. D. Moore and F. F. Martin, two the world to save sinners. ” And that 4*. And why call ye me. I-ord, Ixtrd, sleeves of the same material os tbe ing left of that structure but a ruin. They come bounding toward me. and I prominent citizens of Boyd county. Ne­ and do not the things which 1 aay? la you and that Is me. Any little child skirt, the bodice In sharp contrast. But I have to tell you of a road built any. "Who are they? The happleot, braska. have been arrested charged with 47. Whosoever rometh to me. ami heareth here can understand this aa well aa I my savings, and doeth them. I will shew before the Applan Way. and yet It la can. “Unless you become aa a little and the brightest, and the fairest In all being tbe leaders of a gang wbo have you to whom he Is like. as good as when first constructed Mil* child, you cannot aee the kingdom of heaven—who are they?” And the an ­ recently torn down and carted away 4*. He I* like a man which built a house, DrrRoit swer comes: "These are they who came many valuable buildings at Fort Ken­ ami digged deep, and laid tha founda ­ TIME TABLE. Ilona of souls have gone over IL Mil- God/* If you are saved. It will not be , SUNDEW* out ot great tribulations, and had their dall. tion on a rock: ami when the flood arose, lions more will come. as a philosopher. It will be as a little the stream lieat vehemently upon that IN KFVKCT The prophets and apostles, too. child. "Of such is the kingdom of heav­ robes washed and made white In the A tramp giving hla name aa Charles house, and could not shake It. for U wax M Pursued this road while here below; blood of the isob." Lainont waa locked up at Greenville, founded upon a rock. Oct. 14th, I 895. We therefore will, without dismay. en.” Unless you fOt the spirit of little I pursue this subject only one step O.. he having in hla poaseaaion twenty- 49 But he that heareth. and doeth not. Still walk tn Christ, the good old way.^l children, you will never come out at I* like a man that without a foundation WK First, this road of the text Is the their glorious destiny. further. What Is the terminus? I do seven boxes of collars, five pairs of pant ­ built a house upon th# earth; against not care how fine a road you put me on, aloons and one new shirt. which the stream did beat vehemently, King's highway. In the diligence you Still further: this road to heaven la “•si I want to know where It comes out. I. N. Freese, a farmer residing six ami Immediately It fell: and th* ruin of Kx i c* dash on over the Bernard pass of the a safe road. Sometimes the traveler In that house was great. STATIONS. Alps, mile after mile, and there la not My text declares It: "Tbe redeemed of miles west of Forest. Ohio, committed "I those ancient highways would think The explanations for today ’s lessons are w* .« y ao much aa a pebble to Jar the wheels. himaelf perfectly secure, not knowing tbe l»rd come to Zion. ” You know suicide by hanging because of despond ­ as follows: x «x , -~ x You go over bridges which cross chasms there waa a lion by tbe way. burying > what Zion was. That's waa the King ’s ency over the death of bis wife. 42. "Or how wilt thon say to thy K •» p ui palace. It waa a mountain fastness. Tbe celebrated case of Dr. Arthur brother." etc. How can you have th* face Parte* N.tise ten oelr that make you hold your breath; under bis head deep between hla paws, and to say, how he guilty of such hypocrisy, nrrxoiT ___Lv • V. ii 4Mid itd to aa projecting rock; along by dangerous then, when tbe right moment came, It was Impregnable. And ao heaven la Duestrow. tbe St. Louis millionaire who such absurdity. "Ami behold, a beam la Milwaukee Jei..- 7 li tl 40 4 a » I* it oa precipice; through tunnels adrlp with the fastness of the universe. No how- baa been on trial during tbe last month In thine own eye.” "This I* an evil disease r » S. IB. under tbe fearful spring the man's life that I have aeen under the sun. that men. t 00 ii: a o7) a ao 12 II the meltings of the glaciers, and. per­ waa gone, and there was a mauled car­ User haa long enough range to shell for tbe cold blooded murder of hla wife and those of the better sort sometimes, and baby two years ago. ended Sunday • 41 1 < a at is » I 14 haps for the first time learn the maj­ case by tbe roadside. Bnt, aays my those towers. Let all tbe batteries of hear nothing, and talk of nothing so will­ tta t 13 6 SB It 10 a ta esty of a road built and supported by text. “No lion shall be there.” I wish earth and hell blase away; they can ­ when the Jury returned a verdict of ingly as ihey do of other men’s faults.** — IS Ik 2 AO 7 ta sea guilty in tbe first degree. Trapp. Thou hypocrite." an actoi. c«e IS A4 a 27 • 04 a *4 governmental authority. Well, my I could make you feel your entire se­ not break In those gates. Gibraltar who professes one thing, but ta another. II 4# 4 M a aoa Lord the King deetdad to build a high­ curity. I tell you plainly that one waa taken. Sebastopol was taken. Baby­ W. A. Ewing shot and killed Cbarles ’He disguise* hta want of charity for hta lon fell ; bnt these walla of beaven sball McLe Mare In a fight SafbrUay nlgbt at brother under the gart> of compassionate Hi 4 aa * t« a v way tram earth to heaven. It should minute after a man has become a child ta it 4 aa v 74 a aa never surrender either to human or Sa­ Calhoun. Ky. Ewing escaped and ■sal." —Henry* "First cast out th* beam ta n a w v « a to span all the chasms of human wretch­ of God. he Is safe aa though he had out of thine own eya." "The man with i as aaa to w a as edness; It should tunnel all the mount ­ been tan thousand years In beaven. tanic beslegement. The Lord God Al­ bioodbounda bave been placed on bis a great (warn In hta own eye. who there­ t as a a* to iw t oa mighty la tbe defense of IL Great cap­ trail. fore can aee nothing accurately purpose* aaa a a* a ta ains of eartbly difficulty; It should be He may slip, be may slide, be may a w ital of the universe! Terminus of the F. M. Williamson, one of the three al­ to remove a little splinter from hta broth ­ ate aaa wide enough and strong enough to hold stumble; bnt be cannot be destroyed. er's eye. a delicate operation, requiring ► a. m a. » fifty thousand millions of the human King's highway! leged murderers of H. H. Leonard has clear sight." —M. K. Vincent. No one can MMweukee iRtn * H 1 00 Kept by tbe power of God. through Uhl. • . married. committed suicide by shoot ­ with earnest sincerity, try to overcom e — te. “Rock ef Agee.** and cemented with which you can subject a Christian man study chemistry, and geometry, and hta own fault* and alns. Than shall i m M * the blot-d of the Cress, aad be lifted ing at hla house near Jacksonville. 111. thou aee clearly." With eye purl fled by ii 62* Is to kill him. and that Is glory. In conic sections. Southey thought that STATIONS ys-jr amid the about Ing of angela and the other words, the worst thing that can In heaven we would* have the Jaone White. In Jail at Lafayette. Ind.. alncerliv. with tree, undtatorted vision, V — a* * M| baa been Indicted for tbe murder of because (I) he realises net only tba evtl •X execration of dev I la The King eent hla happen a child of (led Is heaven. The ure of seeing Chaucer and Shak of the fault, but the difficulty of getting M 4* a * 2 Mrs. Hooter Curtis, of that city. In De­ Bon to build that road. He put heed body Is only the old slippers that be Now, Dr. Dick may have his mathemat­ rid of IL and the greatness of tempta ­ it in a m p ta p ••• aad band and heart to It. and after the throws aside Just before putting on the ics for all eternity, and Southey hla cember. tion (2) He will approach the faulty Dart at NertgaUea •si,. At Richmond. Ind., James Sipple was parson In a gentle and sympathetic spirit. rood was completed waved hla blistered sandals of light Hla seal, you cannot Bhakeepear*-. Give me Christ and my (I) He knows th* way of victory and Milwaukee aaa for the devastation of Italy; but our Who east their eouta on Ood; leaves never wither, and wheee fruit For In th* very condemnation of the false ii re Fixed as the around whore David flood. ted., baa been Hand ItO aad sentenced way of hetntag others to get rid of their Loweil______7 Ik 1* u 4 •* II VI King at a greater expense has built rail! 0. banquet of Ood. whoso 7 ta ii « 4 -X It as Or whore the ark akedo. to five years la tbe penitentiary. faults M Is implied that we sherid nee 1 Hr Jn«M .___ S M a » a read for a different purpose, that the the right way. 0 It 17 1 47 Hla soul la ante. Hts reputation Is palls the taste aad Salomon Block, wbo purchased cattle * Ml p. m. nf heavenly dominion might kings forever. 0, The Sermon on th* Mean t " Jeeaa. !)»*■ ____ < *: 1 If a re ISA safe. Everything la safe. "But/* you worth HM2 of Indiana farmer* aad th* orgenloatlen of th* | Os— ------IL Being n King's * sa > i as 4«1 810 any, "suppose hie store burns up?” city of light, whose walls are salva­ gave worthless check* oa eastern banks highway, of course It waa wall built. tion aad whose gates are praise' 0. down to a level place below the summit, Dorse* ...... a is a as 1 47 a sa a ta Why then It will be only a change of In paymeot. baa been captured. Hri»y------a a* IS 14 2 JS Bridges splendidly arched aad but- but still upon th* hill, aad spsaks to hta 7 ta a «T Invest meats from earthly to heavenly palace of rant, whore God la the mon ­ J. O. Bartlett, a farmer of Girard died plea and the mulllt Paeiiar______a 1* M a m a » a «7 treward have given way aad crushed the arch aad everlasting ages the length of M‘tws»k*e Jn _ 7 *0 II v> a «.\ a re a xa securities. "But." you any. "suppose township. Michigan, banged himaelf asms up to hear him. H ha lays Sown WCTkolT .....Sr. 7 ffi ii as 4 ta i am 7 ta who attempted to crons his name goes down under the hoof of hie reign O. song loader than the while despondent over financial tree* th* principle* according to which ail who Bat Christ, the King, would surf-bent of many waters, yet saft In are (he member* ot I He new kii if Oss. Ow Sorvtm, scorn aad contempt? ” The name will It was hla second attempt at aul- maet live If every ewe lived according build no such thing as that. The work the whisper of cherubim! to these prioriptaa. th* millennium would I. No 1* ta be ao much brighter In glory. "Suppose Ne 14 he* barter RaOi Jmr done, be mounts the chariot of hla love, hla physical health falls?” God will Mom Hllleoa. recently discharged hove com**, pared lo* would b* regained, UraaA K**M, t* Itatrati. (esira rSsrse. tti aad multitudes mount with him. and he heaven would be on earth. Many of these N* IS he* Chstr Oer, I treed Kaptai ta pour Into him the floods of everlasting Nam WllltMrt from the Insane asylum at Kankakee. beautiful precepts had been an earth a Me. St km Sleeas r *e OmreU. driven on aad up the steep of heaven health, and It will not make any differ ­ "We are never without help 111., as cored, attempted suicide at Pax­ great while Doubt lee# (led had revealed amid the plaudits of gazing worlds. have no right to any of any good ton and waa recommitted to tbe asy­ them to Adam when he walhsd with him WretwaH. Ne It h**r%**r Cat. IwtraM taUraaS ence. Earthly subtraction Is heavenly m E«len philosopher* have utterml saws te**4e. *•. I* has rsrtar Naffit COr ettaikta The work Is done —well done —glorious ­ addition. The tears of earth are the It la too hard for me to do. or of any lum. Ms*eat la Uma4 S,,tai team rhaega. ta ream ly done magnificently done. Lloyd B Montgomery, who murdered •f (ham. Hoc rale*. Plato. Afiatotle. <’ow- No. 17 has Panama SMepsi. Iwtrett la Chtam* crystals of heaven As they take raga sorrow. It la too bard for me too bear, fttriue Every great religion ha* embodied No. at has taemer t*Ora*4 N*eta* Still farther Thin road spoken of la aad tatters aad put them through the or of any sinful habit. It Is too bard for bis parents and D Ksrcber. a neigh mere or lee* of them. It would he aad to IMS. men yijrrrm • clean rood. Many a fine read has be- bor. Inst December, eras Hanged at Al­ think of all the past world aa utterly Ig- T— r till, aad they corns out buaatt- me u> overcame. ”—R.lxabeth Charier 4 of all this needed I ns trusties bany. CLINTON INDEPENDENT, FRIDAY, FEB. 7 1896.

her arms round bla neck, and whispered There la more Catarrh la this section I Hinlf PRICE FOR POTATO US. of the country than all other diseases Tb* John A. Ssirer good Co.. La to him, “Oh. Louis. Louis! how I wish put together, and until the last few I could teach you to see Charles with years was supposed to be Incurable. Cro ss*, Wta.. pay high prices for now ^sigftR rose: my eyes!" For a great many years doctors pro ­ things. They recently paid 8300 for a fVierit He felt her tears on hia cheek as she nounced It a ocai d lease*. and pre­ yellow rind watermelon. $1,000 far 30 scribed local remedies, and by constant ­ bu. new oats, $300 for 100 lbs of pota ­ Is what (Ini Hood's MiHftrUl* its ptai| •poke, and tried to reassure her. ly fslilng to cure with local treatment, ukulty. increasing sals* aad wonderful cone A STORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION “You shall teach me. Roee —you shall pronounced It incurable. Science has to*#. etc., etc.! Well, prices for pota ­ Tb* corn in nation. proportion and pro f— Indeed. Conae. come! we must keep up proven Catarrh to be a coueUtutlonal toes will bo high next fall. Plant a preparing Hoad'* Maraapartlta are unknov disease, and therefore requires consti ­ plenty. Mr. Wideawake! You'll make BY WILKIE. C0LLIN5 our spirits, or how are you to look your tutional treatment. Hall ’s Catarrh to other uwdkuast, and make It peculiar I money. Halter's Earliest are fit to sat ItitU. It acta directly and positively upon ti best to-morrow * “ Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney A He unclasped her arms, and led ber Co.. Toledo. Ohio. Is the oaly constitu ­ tn 28 days after planting. Hia Chaas- fNTERNATIONAL PRESS ASSOCIATION. tional cure on the market It is taken lyrtia , all the gently to a chair. At the same mo ­ pion of the World ta tho grea t set ytsldsr CUAPTMR IT. Any more symptoms of n general re­ internally. In doaee from ten drops to a ment. there was a knock at the door, teaspoonful. it acts directly on the on earth and wo challenge you to pre- HE land-steward volt?" and Rose's maid appeared, anxious to blood and mucous surface* of the sys­ duee Its equal. started —this time Lomaque turned to another part of tem. They offer Oa* Hundred Dollars consult her mistress on some of the If ye* win sesd II cents in stamps with genuine as­ the paper. “Bad, very bad prospect* for any case it falls to cure Send fur preparations far the wedding oeremony, circular* and testimonials. Address to the John A. Salzer Seed Co., La tonishment “For for the restoration of tranquility," ho No interruption could have been more F. J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, a Croos * . Wia, you will got. free, tea me!" he exclaimed. said. “Necker, the people ’s minister. Is Bold by druggists; 75c. welcome just at that time. It obliged packages grains and g rass* * , including dismissed. Placards against popular Hall's Family Pills. He. “M a d e m o I s e lie Roee to think of present trlflen, and It Teoslnte. Sparry. Glaat Incarnate Hood ’s Roee has troubled gatherings are posted all ever Paris. gave her brother an excuse for retir­ The G-aad river bottom* of Mtseonrt base Clever, etc., and our mammoth cata­ herself to keep a The Swiss Guards have been ordered to become a are*l been raising region. Sarsaparilla ing to hia study. logue. Catalogue Sc. for mailing. ■ The One True Rloed Purifier. All cup of coffee hot for the Champs Elysees, with four pieces of I/oadoa restaurant* **rv* nearly 1,000.140 He aat down by his desk, doubting dinner* aad lunette* dally. me!” The old serv­ artillery. No more Is yet known, but Washington Is s garden of trees It has u -j* nm cur* Uwr Ilia; easy to and heavy-hearted, and placed the let­ ths worst is dreaded. The breach be­ more varieties of trees man are plaslsd In aay hood S PlIlS take, eaay to operate. MS. ant stared; Tru- ter from the Academy of Sciences open YELLOW RIND. BLOOO RBI* Vt.BtHI other city ia the United lUlw. tween the aristocracy and the people is dalne stopped and before him. A wonderful combination, a tremen­ The largest treater In the world la the Parts wldqning fatally almost hour by hour.” The D. V. Shotos Investment A Mining Cw.. opera houae. It i overs three scree. looked back. “What is there so very Passing over all the complimentary dous novelty, found only in Salxer's "Bshr* cried Msdame Danville. "The of.f ’riptde ( reek CoL . can famish strtetly relia­ surprising." he asked, “in such an *r- expressions which it contained, bis eye Golden Pumpkin Watermelon. It'e TO CALIFORNIA dinarv act of politeness on my sister’s People, indeed! Let those four pieces ble information oo'ioeratag mtauu properties rested only on these lines at the end: marvelous. We paid 8300 for one part?" of artillery be properly loaded, let the ta tb* Cripple Creek district. We always have Y b Pell—an Tourist IlMpUg Cave. “During the first three years of your melon! You will want It, everybody options on Home choice properties that are Swiss Guards do their duty, and we The Burlington Route (C. B. A Q. H “Excuse me, Monsieur Trudalnt',' professorship, you will be required to wants 1L 5 kernels 10c.. 25 kernels 49c bargains aad handle do others, shall hear no more of the People!" R.) run personally conducted excursions answered Lomaque; “you have not reside in or near Paris nine months out 35 packages earliest vegetable seeds eastern nan . references given i “I advise you not to be sure of that," Correspondent sollc'led. to California, leaving Chicago every passed such an existence ss mine —you of the year, for the purpose of deliv ­ $1.00. Our new creations in oats yield ­ Wednesday Through cars to Califor ­ said her son. carelessly, “there are rath­ are not a friendless old man—you have ering lectures and superintending ex­ ing 201 ft bu.. barley 11« bu.. potatoes nia destination, fitted with carpets, up­ er too many people in Parts for the Paris gets a rental of ffOon franc* a rear a aettled position in the world, and are periments from timo to time in the la­ 1.200 bus. per acre! Where will It end? from lb* iwoprictors of cafes who use portions holstered seats, bedding, toilet rooms, used to be treated with consideration. Swiss Guards to shoot conveniently. of the sidewalks for tables. boratories. ” The letter in which these If yon will cat thla ml aad scad •tc.; every convenience. Special agent Don't hold your heed too aristocratical ­ In charge. Route via Denver and Salt I am not. This is the first occasion in lines occurred offered him such a po ­ with 12c. postage to John A. Balxer Seed ly high, mother, till we are quite cer­ Put an end to misery. Doan's Oint­ Lake. Sunshine ail ths way. Write my life on which I find myself an ob- sition as in his modest eelf-dlatrust ho Co.. La Cross * . Wia., you will get free a tain which way the wind really does ment will cure the worst cane of Itch­ for descriptive pamphlet to T. A. Grady, Ject for the attention of a young lady, had never dreamed of before; the lines packs'-* of above Salxer’s Golden Pump­ blow. Who knows If I may not have ing Piles there ever was, and do it al­ Excursion Manager. 211 Clark SL, Chi­ and it takes me by surprise. I repeal themaelvea contained the promise of kin Watermelon seed and our 148 page most instantly. Years of suffering to bow just as low one of these days to cago. my excuses—pray 1st us go in.” such vaat facilities for carrying on hia seed catalogue free. Catalogue alone relieved in a .single night. Get Doan's King Mob. as ever you curteeied In Dlaaoods *> a mail that I MO go to the carat Trudaine made no reply to thla curi­ favorite experiments aa he could never 6c. for mailing. w.n. Ointment from your dealer. your youth to King Louis ths Fif­ have been cat in Holland. ous explanation. He wondered at it a hope to command in hia own little teenth!” The dsilv output of news print neper ia lAs Horn* Aeakera’ Kmrerelee to the South little, however, and he wondered still study, with his own limited means; The area of crop* la tb* UaUed States this He laughed complacently aa he year is -v.ltf7.S47 acres. United states is about I.9W to IJt> tooa. February lltli and March 10th, more, when entering the drawing ­ and yet, there he now aat, doubting ended, and opened bla snuff-box. Hia 1800, Land Seeker* excursion tickets room. be aaw Lomaque walk straight whether he should accept or reject the For earache, put a couple of drops of mother rose from her chair, her face will be sold from all poiota in up to his sister, and —apparently not tempting honors and advantages that Some people are *o in:luen-*ed bv the electric Thomas Kclectric Oil on a bit of not to a crimson with indignation. the north and northwest over the noticing that Danville was sitting at were offered to him—doubting far hia urreuia of ibe atmosphere tnat they tea fore ­ and place it in the ear. The pain will Mi* Fonr route to points south and T won't hear you talk so —it shocks. tell the oomms of a thunderstorm with per­ stop in a few momenta Simple the harpsichord and singing at the time sister's sake! fect accuracy and other* there are with term southeast at one fare plus two dollars. It horrifies me!" she exclaimed with enough, isn ’t it? —addressed her confusedly and earn ­ “Nine months of the year In Paris," •«> sensitive that thev are sure of have neural - Tickets will be good 30 days ret urn lag vehement gesticulation. “No, no! I ■ta from a tow and fretfu. ■tele of the nervous For excursion rates, time carda. and estly with a set speech of thanks for his be aaid to himoeir, sadly , "and Rose is lystem Now whv can t the latter be warned The Williams Pal see Car On. with *t decline to hear another word. I decline la time had know that aa ounce of prevention free pamphlet descriptive of southern hot cup of coffee. Rose looked per­ to pass her married life at Lyons. Oh! osptiul wtU make oars at Juseob. Mo to alt by patiently, while my son, whom la worth a pound of cure. To use »t Jacobs farm lands address. J. CL Tucker, plexed. and half inclined to laugh, aa if I could dear my heart of its dread Oil prompt v will w irrt off su attack, or if ut- Coe's Cough falaaat G. N. A., Hig Four Route, 234 Clark she listened to him. Madame Danville, I love, jeets at the most aacred princi­ iseWed wilt promptly cure, .such people can Irthsold —tsstf lot It »(d ton «n» » Osld r"toe Street. Chieago. 111. on her account —If I could free my mind to for thesMolven whatoibcrado from weather than anything stas. It I*rsltohts. Try It. who sat by hsr side, frowned and rap­ ples, and sneera at the memory of an of its forebodings for her future—bow prnpbecie*. hoed the signal* and save the anointed king. This is my reward, is wreck aad disaster. There are STo.tUO seres under tea cultivation ped the land-steward contemptuously gladly I would answer this letter by The mineral production for the United States la British indla It, for having yielded and having come on the arm with her fan. accepting the trust it offers me!" for iMa amo mteri to almost Mbu.00o.iwu here, against all the laws of etiquette, The Modern Way “Be so good ss to keep silent until He paused for a few minutes and re­ the night before the marriage? I com ­ i Commend* itself to the well-informed. my son has done singing," she aaid. flected. The thoughts that were in him ! to do pleasantly and effectually what WE W1NT TOTll If ply no longer; I resume my own will Lomaque made a low bow, and retiring marked their ominous course in the ■ was formerly done in Hie crudest man ­ and my own way. I order you. my son, ner and disagreeable as well. To cleanse Why Your Back U Lamp—Why It Aches to a table in a corner, took up a news­ growing paleness of his cheek, in the paper lying on it. If Madame Danville to accompany me back to Rouen. We the system and break up colds, head ­ and Pains, and How to Care It dimness that atole over hia eyes. “If ache*. and fevers without unpleasant bad seen the expression that came over are the bridegroom ’s party, and we after effects, use the delightful liquid do you this cleaving distrust from which 1 have no business overnight at the Do you know what it is to have a back bis face when he turned away from her. cannot free myself should be in vsry laxative remedy. Syrup of Figs. Manu ­ house of the bride. You meet no more factured by California Fig Syrup Com ­ that is never free from aches anti constant proud as she was. her aristocratic oom- truth the mute prophecy of evil to pain, a lame back, a sorr back, an aching till you meet at the church. Justin, pany. posure might posaibly have been a little come —to come. I know not when—If It back, in fact, a lack that makes your life ray coach! Lomaque. pick up my hood. a burden? What have you done for it? ruffled. be so (which God forbid), how soon she "For three year* I suffered from mt lion Monsieur Trudaine, thanks for your And does it still keep you from the happi­ Danville had finished his song, had may want a friend, a protector near at Halt Rheum, ft covered rav hands to £ Some persons are al- # ness that perfect health brings to all? We quitted the harpsichord, and was talk­ hospitality; I shall hope to return It *uch an extent that I could not wash with interest tbs first time you are in hand, a ready refuge tn the time of her J ways taking iron. If f , know full well if such is your condition ing in whispers to his bride; Madame trouble. Where shall she then find pro ­ them. Two bottle* of liurdoak Blood a cure for it will be a blessing you no Danville was adding s word to the con ­ our neighborhood. Mademoiselle, put Bitters cured me." Libbie Young, f weak and easily ex- f doubt desire. Plasters won ’t do it, but on your beet looks to-morrow along tection or refuge? With that passionate Pops* .Mills, ML Lawrence county, N. Y. versation every now and then; Trudaine woman* With her husband ’s kindred hausted; pale and with­ may assist in bringing strength. Liniment was seated apart at the far end of the with your wadding finery; remember won ’t do it; for. while it may give tem­ that my son ’s bride must do honor to and friends?* ’ A Swedish copper mine out appetite; if the nerv ­ room, thoughtfully reading a letter without interruption for suo j porary relief, it does not reach the causa. my son ’s taste. Justin, my coach— He shuddered ss the thought crossed ous system is weak, and The cause, there’s the point ; there’s where which he had taken from his pocket — drone, vagabond, idiot, where is my his mind, and opsning a blank sheet of . to make the attack Moat backaches come when an exclamation from Lomaque. paper, dipped his pen in the ink. “Be Dr. Wood's Norway Pina Syrup sleep difficult, what do from disordered kidneys, therefore vou who was still engaged with the news­ coach?" •teems sent as a special providence to must correct their action if you would be * ’My mother looks handsome when all to her. Louis, that I have been," be little folks Pleasant to take, per­ you take? Iron? But paper. caused all the other occupants murmured to himself, repeating his cured. Rend the following from D. D. of the apartment to suspend their em­ she Is in a passion, doss she not. Rose?* ’ fectly harmless, absolutely sure to ^ Iron cannot supply food I Cook, whose address is No. 16 Michigan said Danville, quietly putting up his mother's last words, and beginning the give instant relief in all cases of cold r to the tissues; nor does I Street. Grand ltapids. He says: — ployments and look up. letter while he uttered them. It was or lung trouble. "What is it?” aaked Danville, im­ snuff-box as the old lady sailed out of "I have used Doan's Kidney Pills and soon completed. It expressed, in the 4 it have any power to ( patiently. the room. “Why. you seemed quite wish to say it is a truly great medicine most respectful terms, hia gratitude for A 'oa of oil has boon gslsod from tho tony ns 4 change the activity of ( Thirty years ago I had nervous proetra "Shall I be interrupting if I explain*" frightened, love, ’’ he added, taking ber of a single whale. tion while in the army, where I nerved for hand with his easy, graceful air; tho offer made to him, and his inabil­ f unhealthy organs and ( inquired Ix>maque. getting very weak in ity to accept it. In consequence of do ­ Nathan appreciate the Cl sod s*r> , over four years. I think it was during the eyes again, ss he deferentially ad ­ "frightened, lot me assure you, without , this service that the seeds were sown which mestic circumstances which it was of Parker ’* (linger Tonic, with Its reviving f bring them back to ( dressed himself to Msdame Danville. the least cause. My mother has but that nualitie* a boon u> the pata-strtekes. sleepless , have caused ail my trouble Severe bili­ needless to explain. The letter was di ­ aad nervous t health. Cod-liver oil is ( “You have already interrupted us.“ one prejudice, and that one weak point. ous nttacks bothered me. and at such times Rose. Tou will find her a very dove rected. sealed; It only remained for him ^ what you need. The oil i • my kidneys were worse It is almost im aaid the old lady, sharply; “so you may to place It in the post-bag lying near A woman * wtt ta sharper than it Is sweet passible to describe the pain which so now just as well explain.'* for gentleness, as long as you do not — f feeds the poorly-nour- I .' often lamed me. 1 have been so lame that wound her pride of caste. Come, come' at hand. At this Isat decisive act he Whs* yaw com* tn realise “It is a passage from the Scientific hesitated. He had told Lomaque. and f ished tissues, and makes < • to stand up after I had been sitting down Intelligence, which has given me great on this night, of all others, you must that your corn* are gone, aad no more pais, required a great exertion. Walking was he had firmly believed himself, that he bow grateful you feel. All tho work of Hlnder- delight, and which wilt be joyful news not send me away with such s face as roraa Ibe. f richblood. Iodine, bro- at times an impoaaibilitv. even at night 1 had conquered all ambitions for bis for everyone here." Saying this that." f mine, and other ingredi- did not rest, being forced to get up during sister's sake. He knew now, for the Lomaque looked significantly at Tru­ He bent down and whispered to her sin nearly always begins with s look. the night. 1 heard of Doan's Kidney Pills first time, that he had only lulled them ^ ents, which form part of and wondered if thev could make an al­ daine. and then read from the newspa­ a bridegroom's compliments, which to rsot —hs knew that the letter from Tbs Urania# "Brawn's Braaehlal Tro ­ the oil, have special ^ most lame man well. I got some, and per these lines: brought the blood back to her check In th**" *re sold only in boxes Thor are won ­ Paris had tronosd them. His answer derfully eflecitve for Coughs sod Throat soon after taking them began to feel their “Academy of Sciences. Paris.—The an inatant. power to alter unhealthy $ good effects I used them for some time. was written, his hand was on tho post ­ Trouble*. vacant sub-professorship of chemistry * ’Ah! how she loves him—how dear ­ I action. # BIT lameness all left me and I have nut bag. and at that moment the whole : lias been offered, we are rejoiced to ly she loves him.” thought her brother, It is better to be lonely than bored. felt it since. Doan ’s Kidney Pills have watching her from hia solitary corner struggle had to be risked Over again — done roe an inestimable amount of good. ” I ear. to a gentleman whose modesty of the room, and seeing the smile that risked when he was most uflfft for It! t U Ft'a Msppwt fyrr by I>r. K Itae's OwwS Scots gnwiteim. For sale bv ail dealers, price fit) cent*. has hitherto prevented his scientific He was not a man under any ordinary Kseiorvr. No kiuaftvr iss nrsmay ’, im, Mailed by Poster-Miibum Co., Buffak>. merits from becoming sufficiently prom ­ brightened her blushing face when towrur**. TrallWMSHM, l.swfsl rsy*lclsa«i ossr*s ky man ferred on him by the state than the gen ­ ally tb# effect of Is added for each live veara of service. the scene between old women was being questioned about Write III. Hwait* Ifnlwwretly. Okltsgs. tleman to whom we refer—If. Louis bow a certain teats tor had looked when Trudaine." mother and son on vrv wwwwww wm j ThompMii't Eys Wafer. Trudaine and hia slater, was the last a certain Incident bad occcurred. "Now, Before I^omaque could look up from '1^ h 4 j h A Aa to take leave. After be had bowed to how can 1 remember* He’# been dead the paper to oboerve the impression ta tbs Roee, with a certain gentleneee in hia two years," she replied, testily. “Is which his nows produced. Rone had aPIU MS:iSreH^g manner, which contrasted strangely your memory so poor that you can't re­ gained ber brother’s side, and was kiss­ member two yearn back?*' continued with his wilnkted, haggard face, he ~n«rpTi ing him In a flutter of delight. Choate. The old woman waa silent, and HAIR £ALSAW^ held out his hand to her brother. “I Sprain, Choate aaked: “Did ho look anything "Dear Louis, ” the cried, clapping h*r did not take your hand when we aat o ’m . Insnui rfMwtfu like me"” Seems to me he did have « rr I'M la to »<««a«ll n >?w hands, “let me be the first to con ­ together on the beach,” he aaid, "may Ir to It* Ton thru l Oolor. the same sort of a vacant look!" DO YOU KNOW . .. gratulate you! How proud and glad I I take It now? ” snapped the witness. The questioning That the Ass— vegetables ta tbs werld are am! You accept the professorship, of Trudaine met his advance courteous ­ - - »P Wby( B* course?** waa suspended. Stiffness, rasas thsy ars Noel hem-crows, bred to ly, but In alienee. “You may alter your vw ST. JACOBS OIL L* rsrtls—d a —ost quickly,grow rapidly Trudaine. who had hastily and con ­ opinion of me one of tbeee days" Ad ­ mk ! t niofoin'i 1 fusedly put his letter back in his pocket ding thoee words In a whisper. Monsieur s of laatfgnsis pumfr 35 Packages Earliest Vegetable Seeds. $ l. Of the 229.370 alien steerage passen­ ta SmOKC YDUH MEAT WITH the moment Lomaque began to read, Lomaque bowed once more to the bride «f. ger* who arrived at tbe port of New 3>t**USrRS UlttlD EXIMCf^taf POTATOES IN 28 DAYS l seemed at a loss for an answer. He and went out. York laat year. 42,942 above 14 years of ■ Mta. A A ta Jsst Ibtab of Ibatl Van can have lbs—by pb patted hissister ’s hand rather absently, For a few mlnutee after the door had ** M Cmu'ur LKKMiSEK • fWC * .;CS f*. isg Sailer's seed Try It this year I and said: closed, the brother and slater kept al­ age could not read and write. About LOOK AT Ttmsn YIELD* IN IOWA. “I have not made up my mind; don ’t 140.500 of tbe steerage arrivals were Shear Miss Oats, ...... mbs. ■ ienee. “Our laat night together at ask me why. Ross at least not now, home*" that waa the thought wbicb over 14 years of age. and only 29.287 of FraMAc bprtag Bye...... 40 ba. per not Just now." An expression of per­ these brought wltb them $20 and ovor. Marsel- Sprtag- ■ Wheat. . . . —ba. par now filled the heart of each. Rose was Gloat Sparry. ■t—aepsrasra. plexity and distreas came over hia face, the first to speak. Hesitating a little, No leaa than 182,000 of the whole num ­ Gleet I . . 4 tows bay per acre. ber of steerage Immigrants bad some 800 to l luOba. per acre. as he gently motioned her to resume as she approached her brother, she said M—MfeaasyM —lawa Aw—arsbase ‘ * AMI ber choir. point In tbe north Atlantic state* tor a Now on Sale in Ohio! to him anxiously: list of farmers fro — year aad adfaiai destination, while only 2,451 wore bound eqeaito waU. is pebhshad la oar "Pmy. Is a sub-pro fessor of chemistry “I am sorry for what happened with af the Oht* Ctreoii Ooart U to held that supposed to hold a rank of a gentle ­ Madame Danville. Louis. Does It make for the south central states. stocks of (laser. Hamthy aad gra ­ il especially far seed. Ab. it's f—el man*" aaked Madame Danville, with­ you think the worse of Charles*” Highest qaaJrty. lowest prtreel out the slightest appearance of any “I can make allowance for Madame Whs* Nest? Walter Baker & Co. ’s W YOU WM.L OUT THIS OUT AM ON IT special Interest In I>omaque's nows. Danville ’s anger." returned Trudaine. Chief Babatis. the Indian who guided With the. la ■—as.yaa will get ear Me catalog** sad a sen—fa at fi—Hs VeWaw Wetenarinn “Of course not." replied ber son. evasively, '‘because she spoke from Benedict Arnold through tbe wilder ­ •aaa —lea. C—singer si o ar . !te., tails bow ta get with s sarcastic laugh; be la expected honest conviction." ness of Maine. Is burled at the ancient to work and make himself useful What Breakfast Cocoa IhSTa . salzer seed co.,i Honest P echoed Rose, sadly; “hoa- qtinker churchyard at Vasa* I boro. In gentleman doss that?** eat?—ah. Louis! I know you are thlok- that state, and a movement haa been to asMfMtsiel sad pat aa la coafenalty tn tb* Pare Foe# Laws nf tbs Make LA CAOMt. WIS “Charles'" exclaimed the old lady, lag disparagingly of Charles' convic ­ started for tbe erection of a monument It Isaaabssletely pure, dsto slnss sad nntrtttou. article, sad <-ost* less than oa* rest s can. Ceaseiaer. should ask for. sad be sere that tbsy get tb* geastae reddening with anger. tions whim you speak so of his moth- I over his grave Babatis was one of tho Walter (taker Jb «■*».'* good, taade at Itorvksttor. Mass •fish!** cried Danville, turning his ar'a." itrongoot friends of tbe white raeo UK WARE Or IMITATIONS I back on her, enough of cbomtstry. Trudaine smiled and shook hie bend, among all the New England Indiana. Ijomaque. now you have begun reading but she took no notice of the gee tore Walter Baker & Co., Limited, the newspaper, try If you can't find of denial--only stood looking earnest­ Every life baa unfinished towers In It Dorchester, Mass. somethin*: Interesting to rend about. ly and wlatfuily Into hia face Her that were begun to oppose Uo4.--Ram ’a What are the last accounts from Parts? eyes began to fill: she suddenly threw Horn. CLINTON INDEPENDENT, FRIDAY, 7, 189 #. The Independent WHM'AHIMVILLI We mv glad to my that the si ok. around ben* an* improving. S.COMIT. Kdilor xm* PitfriMr. The Kpworth Luagr will give a social at lbe mid*nw of Mr. and Mrs. John !*T. JOB Mr FRIDAY. mit AHV :.ISM Wtnbrid. on Friday evening of this lireM lour Sn F® I fed TB Dm■ ... Several of the Young people in tills -TI»- vWaily spent Monday evening very; pleaaaully with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ton Bad $ $ $ Lick hurst THE BALANCE OF THE------Clinton Co. Savings Bank Mr. Bert Shepard had a sale Tuesday, ST. JOHNS. MICH. which was well attended. We uuder Sand be iulends starting for Idaho, next week. May lie have the best of We have a few High Grade Shoes in odd fays 4 Per Cent. Intereat an Ihfwlu. sizes that we will sell for less than cost to Hcv Van Dorn, who lias held a series . ., Lakeside . . . . of meetings in the Baptist church, but CIOSG uilGIIl OU"t. has oiuce been in Detroit, is expected home Saturday and will bold services on Humtay. Ladies ’ Button or Lace, sold for $4.00 and $4.50, now $8.0k. Clothing Stock Mr. C. Gleason. who has been sick Ladies' Button or Lace, sold for $8.50, now $2.35. for Nometime with heart itiseaae and dropsy, died at his home. Monday morn Ladies' Button or Lace, sold $2.75 and $8 00, now $2.25. mg. Funeral at Diiplain. Thursday. Ladies' Button, Square or Pointed Toe, sold for $2.00, now $1.65. Mr. Gleason was well known and had u Will be Closed out Regardless of Cost. THE LOCAL. large circle of friends. Ladies' Hand Sewed Hutton, Plain Toe, sold for $4.00, now $1.75. omworTu lwDsrsannrrr. I Ladies' Dongola Kid Button Shoes, sold for $1.50. now $1.15. St. Johns. Mich.. February «. »■» < KialK. ? The follow) a* are the prices paid in cash tor Misses' Dongola Kid Button Shoes, sold for $1.75, now $1.35. produce l n thla market : From Our Kftuhr tlorrsapoud aa t. Wheat, white, ,71ft,7S. The Fltsber sisters visited Mrs. W. J. Wheat, red. ■rnt Ti. It's a good time to buy now. You cau get better goods for your < tala. Ihfr E>. Graham and family over Sunday. One hundred Small Men or Large Boys to Hjre. Jb. Miss Florence Bailey, who lias been money here than can be bought elsewhere. Haas. 41. sick for a few days, is able to be out Ratter. |o call at our store and inspect some of the Ullwr. oo. Mrs. Chase, known as Grandma All Winter Goods at Cost. Hay. timothy »IHif»ai2. greatest bargains ever shown in Men’s Hay. ailed. SBH«'»lu. Chase, is quite sick but is considered ■Ntams. some better at this writlug. Wearing Apparel. Pbrh. live «a:.. IWrk.dreaMd. f4.u*tf4 40. Mrs. Barttelle. who has tieen sick for MERCANTILE CO.'S SHOE PEP/Um*EHT. Corn. ear. some time, departed tins life January { 1411X1 1.. 30. The funeral was held at the F. B. K»4_ church. Hev. A. 11. Whitaker officiating. I Mu. JMt.su. Fowls, drssaed, .07. Mr. John Sheldon and Misa Myra Turkey#. ■tresuyd. .OS. Ilighie were married January 25. 1MM BKi Men s Suite, in All Wool (.heviots. Wornters and (.’aehmeres. Turkeys, lire. OS. at Orleans. Midi. They have many ! tWiehec, ilrraar I jus . LOCAL OPTION IS DEFEATED! sizes from 31T to 36, which we are going to offer for the next 16 days at CMsfisn broiler* .us. friends who wish them success and hap Uurki. dressed. <»______piness. the extreme low price of VWI calf. live. er box. dcU. 2 liest :t-strand Brooms for ...... 23c Starch for ...... 26c necessary to kill the animal. 2 cans of A No. 1 Sweet Corn for ___)5c 1 box New Herring for...... 13c 5 do/.. Men's Plaid Jackets 20c each. Frank Smith has removed his harness Our esteemed and honored neighbor. to the buildiug Urst south of the Mr. William Boltou. is about to leave bank ren gramying. as we aim to buy on All Plush and Wool Caps go at half price. this stale. He is going to Cleveland. Our 25c. 3Uc and 85c Coffee we will match with any .'Klc. :«c and 40r Coffee in the The public schools of Fowler are ar­ Ohio, to live. city. One trial will convince the most skeptical of their superior quality. If you ranging for a due concert in the near Wm. llaviland left for Finon City. •Mt the beat Staple sod Fancy Groceries at a lower price ttiau you have ever future. Branch county. Monday. The purpose bought them come in and take advantage of this sale. Yours for bargains. M. C. Feldpausch lias leased the meat of his journey was to shear a dock ol market formerly conducted by F. sheep Iteionging to James M. Turner. Y ours for Busii J^chneider. Mrs. Dr. llusa. of Lake Odessa, is (0L1TK. -. TXT. THE PKWPI.K’8 KRWt'KH visitiug her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ...CLARK 4 HULSE... James Lance. From Our llegulsr Correapondent. D. II. I*nwer. of Pontiac. ami fonn Mrs. Nellie Williams, of I)eWiU. will erly cashier of our bank, spent Tuesday entertain the U. M. society. Wednesday in our village. evening. February 12. IHWi. • •1895 • • ST. JOHNS ROQUET. P. K. Perrin, of rtt. Johns, was in; J. ||. Brink would lie much pleased town Thursday, looking after his farm- if the man that took his mittens from BIG • ng interests in this vicinity. | his overcoat pocket at the M. E. church For the Fail and Winter! L. Ci. Kerri go. the Maple llapids »l DeWItt. last Sunday night would re SIGHT, I :reighler, is re-building his ham. which 1 turn them, for lie expects to need them was destroyed by tire last fall. six weeks vet. according to woodchuck TRADE. The young ladies of Fowler will give day. BARGAINS SMELL, a a leap year party on Monday evening. o February 17. Dauciug. 25 (rents sup- per. 25 cents. & *4 The iteecue Fire Company. No, 1, of; Teachers Examinations. TASTE. Fowler, will give a masquerade Itall at For 1MUM. _ _ Hoheriulf of Teacher* Kitmltwllonv In Cttoo ..JACKSON..ft If a Cigar Fireman's hail. Friday evening. Febru­ ton county i» a* follow*: ary 14. Dance bill. •Td cents vrinm | i|,rh room. st. John*. third Thui—* — the surcBwrtn. music will be furnished. | and FrlFriday. auiku *i w»aod io , iw. The result of the local option election ! "&***■ ■» **•"» Thursday o LOOKS GOOD. was 2ki votes Against it and 41 votes for “"lirh aTlUU imt Thursd. CLOAKS AND It. Hie \\ estplialia Brewing Co. did and Friday. March a*- Mod ST, HM. good work on tluit day and as a result) ‘‘ourt Ikoose xt John*, mot Thuraday anc MERCHANT TAILOR o You want it. and if it brought in uearlv all of If Fr04ar. June S and St. inn All •■aatniiiatlon* for t»r*t and *ecnnd rrad, I* ikovtof ■ bioJiMir llh* of Q .hat part of the town. certlflealea will twain at V ocioka in and con SMELLS GOOD. ilnui' two day*. Applicant* lor third trrad, CAPES certiorate* will Iwfln at I -*»» |> no. Thuraday . kiirrsa tty order of the Hoard of Ksatnlner* FALL You buy it, and if it H M WINSTON. Froon Our Rmlir Correspondent . I'oonnolaatoorr of Mrs. 8. Teeter, who has been ven TO CLOSE THE STOCK. AKD WINTER OQ TASTES GOOD. sick, is gaining. Lit. (Tarter has left his wife (to attend SUITINGS k : You want another. This '-lie store) and gone courting. W is the pleasing results you ,. Miss Minnie Barrington returned Which will be made up io the moat mod ­ M by buying these i HEADQUARTERS FOR nome from the State Normal. Tuesday ern and perfect fitting manner. ^ brands, made by evening. NR The meetings at the county-line All $5.00 Cloaks and Capes to Close at $2.50 hurcb closed Sunday evening with WEET Overcoatings HELLER. thirty six conversions. The interest in All 7.00 fe s. the meetings kept up to the last. 3.75 a Specialty. Mixed f IVr potmd , , . ,.400. Sold by all dealer.. The Evangelical and U. U quarterly i Half pound . . |25o.. All 8.00 4.00 meetings on Saturday and Sunday last Varieties ((Quarter pound . . 15c. tfr*Every garment guaranteed to be were both well attended, liev. Fry pre­ THE ONLY All 10.00 5.00 perfect aad easy fitting, and the quality sided at the Kvangelicai church and ol good* to be aa repreeentod. ROYAL CROWN PERFECTO. Kev. McCtintock at the L\ li. church. DOURLE SWEET PEA, All 12.00 6.00 Professor White has a fine school of MIDE or atMMft. ileeorlptlon ot Kertu. Acre-MW I ___ __ about twenty scholars in |>eiiinaiiship at I AH 15.00 Cltjr. Village or other Dennis ’ Halt and intends to inlrodtioea 7.50 SEND ME t£propertr jnou with U» hut Price—Packw 25c. Half packet ISO. * or trade. Matin* erectly what you wtab to 5 TOM PADLEY. spelling contest to enliven the school. or trade tor. with *n cent*, and 1 will Uet your Several of his pupils are taking a full THE WONDERFUL property m m| "COMPKNllll'M" ror one veer inMunenlal course. ■ad jrou It end aaeti euna lemeni CRIMSON RAMBLER ROSE thereto ,-ontainlunliwr ilet of propertr other per The PI ilarnetMomker, Green bush polled its smallest vote for Only IB Cants. IN OTHER WORDS, tlee ere wletd'ln« u» buy. ee!l ortredt- You ere many years Monday. HM votes were tben pfeeed tnWfeeniovpMM MMs^isn wghshe cast. 123 tor prohibition and 75 against VICK’S FLORAL GUIDE, IRK, < owner* and Nr» oannimon. Your name la not pu Mia bed. Keefa deer tipi ton la Mated fry it. thus 4h majority ror prohibition. number, and 1 wire you on application a ddreaa This is a deplorably small majority in a Triad aed Tnu Hweolitaa. — Ft Every Cloak and Cape in stock at exactly of owner of property you deal re Ity look In* town liiat prides itself on taring free Mackberry, Tha throufb thr ( (IMPCNDU M'- you will he *ure from saloons Some men who claim to npadw of trouble Saee t W» Row, to find a cuatomer. Addreaa he Christians and temperate voted no. oaa § tIliarw** , atwrnie.kiwmee IIsitptETTiva, itgw one-half the regular price to close. At these It seams as though their I leads are f Teoaete. VneaUn PlSed with good Andrews Real Estate Exchange. . oW and Hoar. Full Mat af «wei. prices they will soon be sold, so come early wrong or their eyesight obscured by a VRatable* . Saudi Fr rtOVP R AtttlNRWe, Wole Pmp r few perm tea which they fear win be i receipt of io cat., MORLRV MICHIOAN. be dadacta i Sm wrrler reelOi ind make your choice. added to their taxes. It is not souls or V —L1------L'.J'1 !------1 minds or the welfare of their fellow- Free,—er free eak aa order lee my af the Terms of the rirealt Caart. men. but the almighty dollar they care ROCHK8TVR, N. Y. for. ^ HTATK or MIOHIUAN I Htk JwdfeUl c ircuit f MAFt.K MAt’ID* JAMES VICK’S SONS 1 do bmby ax sod appoint the tlmt of U at III dntng hurtnan* at tbs oM hoMInn the wrml term* of Oowrt within mM )ol at as DsWltt* Oraasry. whsrr • or,. .1* 0,den' i 'limit for thr year* mat and 1*07 . runw ooontr. oak of Draft aa I Drtvtag La grippe line got quite a good many NEW SPRING f ARPETS NOW First Monday in KMnwry people down hnreabonU. Fourth Monday In April. The wife of Henn !*ayne is mid to Last Monday In June. I be vary wink with typhoid fever. wadies (inATIOT oovnTT HARNBNNEN. Hondo!ph 15iyne tian mid hie livery •t H. CORING IN. MrSllHm ti^g tons First Monday In JtJune atnek him) will remove to Lynne. Wr*on d Mswday In Dr. Hollister haw commenced the First HsaAsy in manufacture of elgam in thiw village WB WH i. YOU ft. B. 1MIOU. Fifty peraomt have been taken into rirewtt Ja t. r ROBES. BLANK RTS, the M. K. church recently on probation. 8uperviwot W arreci (siterllnr waw tho "Qreeco recently weverely injured by theoyar- Respect fully, THE SAQIHAW WEEKLY NETS WHIPS, turning of Ms buggy a aa a a i bra a b at Km StSa ar Is sent to any address for n cents a year. Frank Yoodan. won of the late Jamew Csfer: MUaarWWITC This price includes any of its premiums. found tn a well rags- Youdan. of Baaex. died at hie home In (.omplete telegraphic news 9ervke. Reli­ of the kind, that 4aSw Green bush last Friday LONG. SHORT fMHWUn LRHOTI able foreign .rod local markets. Full ac- . ottnts of all local happenings. A as t» dyte. owaltty aad prtse aa J. W. Hewitt, who has bean van wick, pondent in cverv town in this section. is slight I v hatter. His daughter. Mia. THE MICHIGAlf CORSET CO^ H. L. KENDRICK. A. 0. Noble, of Detroit, is with him. 307 TUSCOLA ST SMOUfAW OICN