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OFFICE—In Record Bulldlng.OakStreet w heuief "Tucy "are Trot '"HtteHy''Sur Toilet Articles, ! HAVE YOU SEEN A WOMAN’S CONCLUSION. Easiness Director^ GRAND DISPLAY passed by the goldfinch and canary I said if I might go back again. arrangement, by a kingfisher’s wing I SAJJBATU s e r v i c e s . To the very hour and plnco o f my birth. crowned with red shivering glass and ETC., ETC., ETC. SERVICES are held every Sabbath at 10:30 Might have my lifo whatever I chose. sham jewels, both in tawdry inso I 5 o'clock A . a., at tbe Church of the “ Larger And livo it in any part of tho earth. That Peculiar io p e a ls o . Sabbath School services immediate- The Knee Pant Suits lence and depravity of taste. What 6 y after the morning meeting. Prayer and confer- Put perfect sunshine into m y sky, is called “ barbarous” if found among taco meeting every Thursday ovoning. A. cordial Banish the shadows and sorrows of doubt. I Invitation ia extended to all. Have all of my happiness multiplied savages may, after aU, be the very And aU of my sufferings stricken out. height o f fashion in Mayfair, though Lightness and Flavor I SIT E D RRE CUKES CUL'UCU—Kev. U. U. fc'lory, Pastor. Sabbath services: Sabbath G. W . NOBLE If I could have known in the years now gone the cheap finery of the Samoan or I H. B IN NS, School 0:13 a. a . ; Preaching 1":S0 a . m.; Young Tho best that woman comes to know; People’s Meeting 8:00 v..u ; PreachiugT:00 l-.a African belle is marked neither by Could have had whatever will make hor blest Noticed in the finest biscuit, rolls, cake, etc., Prayer Meeting anil Bible HeadiiigTUursday even Bought in New York, for S3, §2.50, §3 and cruelty to the victim 'nor by gain to 8 OPPOSITE HOTEL. ing 7:00. Everybody invited to all these services. Or whatever she thinks will make her so— §4. They are just the thing for your boys. the artist.—Edinburgh Review. is due to the absolute purity and the ac Yea, I said, if a miracle such ns this 8 O. O. F,—Buchanan Lodgelodge So. 75 holds its Could be wrought for me, at my bidding still curate combination of the ingredients of regular meeting, at Odd Fellows Hall, on T h o C om in g ‘W ln ilow . L I could choose to have my past as it is 8 each Tuesday evening. i Nobby Youths’ Suits, And let my future come as it will. A simple mechanical contrivance the R o v m . B a k in g P o w d e r . T h e rji * A. M.—Buchanan Lodge So. bS holds a is being adopted b y English builders., SHOOTING STAftS. D . regular meeting Monday evening on orbefore ROSE & ELLSWORTH’S. I would not ltinkc tile path I have trod best thing ; in cookerv are al- 8 ------AND------. More pleasant or even, moro straight or by which window sashes may be the fu ll moon in each month. I How tlie Beautiful Ethereal Pyrotechnic wide, given two movements, the one up ways made and,can be made D OF II.—Buchanan Grange So 40 meets on Nor change my course the. breadth of a liair. 1 Displays Arc Produced. [ • the second and fourth Saturday of each This way or that way, to either side. ward or downward and the other in only with the Many people have probably noticed nonth, at 3 o’clock p . bl. Stylibh Suits for the Heat! of the House. K o y a i. B a k in g ward. Practically only one action the phenomenon known as falling or W e are now-showing the most magnifi M y past is mine, and I take it all— i 0 .0 . A'.—Bnehauau Lodge So. 9S holdslts Its weakness, its folly, if you please; is required to effect the change from P o w d e r . Hence its use is A . reular meeting the 1st and Sd Tuesday even cent collection of Dress (foods, Silks and shooting stars. Although they are tug o f each m onth. Neat and Tasty Neckwear, Nay, even my sins, if you como to that. an ordinary sash to a casement so frequent, however, the true ex Velvets ever opened in this city. The fol May liavo been helps, not hindrances. universal — in the most lowing are some of the new fabries: window. By dropping a catch ar ,1 A. R.-W in. Perrott Post So.UU. Regular celebrated restaurants,in planation of them is not very widely CT. meeting on the drat and third Saturday If I saved my body from the flames one side of the sash the cord is se known. The stars themselves are so vetting of each month. Visiting comrades al- STYLISH HATS, Because that onco I burned my hand, cured, the window frame being re vays welcome. Fancy Hopsacking. Or kept myself from a greator sin the homes of.the people, far off (so far indeed that the ordi B y doing a less—you w ill understand. leased from the sash and slipping nary mind cannot grasp the idea of » troM A S 'S RE L t E P CO RPS, W m . Perrott Post Granite Cloth. into pivot hinges, when it can he wherever deliuious, VV So. SI. Meetings held regularly, in Grange In all shades and shapes. It was better I suffered a little pain, their distance) that we cannot as Hall, drat and third Saturday of each month. Check Natte. Better I sinned for n little time. oxiened as a casement aud keys itself wholesome food is cribe to them the long trains of light If the smarting warned me back from death. in so doing. W hen closing, the sash pOBERT HENDERSON, M. D., Physician aud Iredescent Diagonal. And tho sting of sin withheld from crime. that we see so frequently in the heav X I Surgeou. office. Rough’s Opera House Block. FINE FOOT W EAR again engages with the cord, which appreciated. Its ens There have been many ex Residence, So. U0 Erout street. Calls answered W ho knows its strength, by trial will know all hours o f the day and night. Scotch Basket Weaves. runs in a groove in the pulley slide W hat strength must be set against a sin, sale equals that of planations given at one time or an For Ladies, Misses and Children. The and serves as one of the guides to other, hut the one now generally ac I l L. BAXLEY, Homeopathic Physician and Satin Jacquard. best-line of §2 Slums in Berrien County.’1 And how temptation is overcome XT. Surgeon, office and residence in XnihoiFs Ho learns who lias felt its power within. keep it in its place when working up all others combined. cepted as the result of close investi- block, Buchanan, .Mich. Flow Shoes for all. Natty Bluchers for and down as a sash. In this arrange Fancy Knitted Effects. men at §2.00. So let m y past stand Just ns it stands, gation is that the Phenomenon of Y f S. MEAD, Manufacturer of Lumber. Gus And let mo now, as I may, grow old. ment the heading, which is general M ade with the pure acid of the grape. Siiootmgstafs-must" "fie attributed to j IL. ton Sawing promptly attended to on short Velour Tigre. I am what I am, and my life for mo ly used to guide and separate the notice. Buchanan, Mich. bodies entering our atmosphere. The l o : k a t u s b e f o r e y o u b u y . Is the best—or it had not been, I hold. Fancy Whip Cord. —Phoebe Cary. sashes, is entirely dispensed with, stars that w e see have no connection C. G O VESEY, Attorney at Law. Office the sashes being guided by suitable . o er Rue CS lvingery's hardware store. Bu Two Toned Suitings. II. ABIEL HATHAWAY’, Salesman. with “shooting stars.” chanan, Mich. A Cyclone’s Queer Freak. tongues working in grooves on the But, independently of the great J 4 ‘Cyclones does sorne funny tilings. ” right or hinge side. On the left side W. Ba KER, M. I ), Physician and Surgeon We have them all in great variety at at liagTraversed uneTnc.j.an guuiis ;1tUas planets, there exist in the planetary . Office over o . H- Baker's store. Diseases of Began the tnan with the ginger the sash, when closed for use as a ONLY A CHILD’S KISS. women aud chilurcu and Surgery specialties. tractive prices, for which our Dress Goods climbed the mountain wall that lifts regions myriads of small bodies L department is noted. But some are only heard. The grocer almost showed lifting window, engages with a metal upward from the Indus shore; it has But It Wrought a Wonderful Change In which circulate about the sun in JtL M. Brodi’ick, M.D., one of a kind anil just a dress pattern at iG signs of interest, while the man from block attached to the end of the witnessed a struggle between a hand the Dying Bully’s Pace. groups of zones. Some of these zones that, so, to get the choice of this first open weight cord, which serves to guide PHYSICIAN, &C. Potato Creek stopped pounding his ful of Englishmen and a whole na He was a bounty jumper and had intersect the elliptic or earth’s orbit ing of Fall and Winter Dress Goods, we .m e it on the frame, the sash being also Ufllce til his new itfciuti xi-, hixin M., 1 lililll. heels against the counter and pre tion in arms; it is the very flag that been shot down while trying to es and are encountered by the earth in would suggest that you come at once. so arranged that it cannot possibly Our opening of Ladies' and Children's avER pared to listen. “I was ketched in floated over the bayonets on that cape from the guardhouse. He was its annual revolution. It is these Fall anil AVinter Cloaks, Wraps ami .Jack sm s. a cyclone when I was farmin in come off. the hinges except when fatal morning in the year ISIS as the a buily, big man, fierce of look and small bodies entering our atmosphere ets will continue. Don't fail to visit this Nebrasky that carried me about a closed.—Philadelphia Ledger. battalion filed slowly through the rough of speech, and when they that produce what are called shoot BEST BUILDING BRICK, department. 1 • .-Jar! mile high,” continued the man with broach in the contonment wall at brought him into the Jiospital he ing star's. There are several periods Do 33ubies’ Eyes Grow? ------A A D ------the ginger beard, “but strange to Cahul out into the winding sheet of cursed and raved in a way to make of the year in wMch these zones of How big are “a young baby's say it didn’t damage my clo’es none— snow stretching from the city to the you chill. He had received a mortal small planets are so encountered, but eyes?” We have heard it stated that rM ? M J3L. J i m . CURE that is, with one exception. After grim defile of the Jugdulluck. wound, hut death had no terrors for the two cMef periods ai'e from about “a young baby’s eye” is as big as a H aving r e ce n tly n.t, Sick Heaflaclio and relieve all tbo troubles incf* they had picked m e up an kinder got The men who guarded the banner him. When the surgeon told him the 10th and 13th of August and dent to a bilious state of the systom, M.jh a3 grown person’s eye; that the eye Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress ofies me round agin, they took me home are sleeping by the Cabul road. Its that ho must die within 4S hours, he about the same time in November. Improved Brick and Tiling Mir eating. Pain in tho Side, &c. Whilo their mos§ an laid me on the bed. My wife she does not grow as the body grows; replied:- Rose & Ellsworth, remarkable success has "been shown in curies blackened shreds, perhaps the only In the first of the two periods the begun pullin off my boots. She tuk that it is the same size when the vestige that is left of the whole “Bah! What of it? The only favor 1 am now prepared to rurnish the phenomenon has been called St. one off, and then she tuk the other baby is born as it is after the baby doomed column, rest there in the I have to ask is that you keep snivel Lawrence’s rain, on account of his S ou th B e n d , Snd. has grown up to be a man or a wom off, and then she says; quiet Hampshire church in a case of ers away. I want no prayin and festival falling on the 10th of August. tSi8«e»1§: J$3I ai“ a Ea&. an; that it is born full size—is then Heactachs, yet Carter’ s Little Livei* Pills arc 44 ‘W hy, paw, whatever has becom e1 glass and oak.—Temple Bar. singin about m e!” These brilliant lights were poetically- tonally valuable in Constipation, curing and prc« as big as it ever gets to be. This . the market affords. A.U venting this annoying complaint/wkilo they also of your socks? I Icdow as well as He had been a wicked man. He looked upon by the Irish Catholics as correct all disorders of the stomach^timulBto tho I’m a-livin thet you put ’em on this statement has been submitted to a "Wei"!it of Gold and Bills. boasted of it. He ridiculed the idea liver and regulate tho bowels. £veni£s»hcyonl5T the burning tears of the venerated mornin.’ number of experts on babies, who Said Mr. C. K. Stout of the treas of a hereafter and cursed the Bible saint. FIRST-CLASS TILUNU generally agree that ‘ ‘a young baby’s “And so I did, but that there ex ury office, as he sat before the scales and religion. Men and women came Few people, however, are so fortu ranglngin size from two to eightmehes. hibition of the resistless forces o f na eye” grows as the body grows, with §8,000 or §10,000 in double to speak with him, so that he might nate as Humboldt, the great explor EP'Oallandseem r brick and get prirm- - H E A D though not in the same ratio. But Acliathoywouldbonlmostpricelcssto ihosowhOi ture, as the paper called it, had eagles at bis elbow, “How many §1 not die as a dog, but he mocked and er", who on the 12th of November, suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu is it true ? HENKY rXCBGJTT. nately their goodnessdees nofcondhere,andthosa pulled off both socks without dis- bills do you think it would take to cursed them. We who were watch 1799, while in Brazil was witness of 'who once try them will find, these Iittlo pills valu turbm of my hoots at all, and that Authorities are sometimes in er weigh as much as one of these coins?” ing for the end saw the shadow of a remarkable exhibition of shooting able in so many ways that they will nob ho wit ror. Expert witnesses frequently TELEGRAPHY ^ L O ^ ! ' ling to do without them. But after allsickh^' ain’t no lie neither.” The reporter considered a moment death when it fell. He realized that stars. He relates that the number The man with the ginger heard tangle themselves up in all kinds of and made a guess. life was ebbing, hut still he cursed of luminous bodies traversing the Wanted Young Men to learn !><2fvw(lry. contradictory statements of facts; ______Telegraphy in Our Offices and then wandered out, and the grocer “It takes just 27, unless the hills and reviled. An hour before he died sky was so great that one would have become Expert Operators. The O ily Co. taking expert physicians do not reach the students. W r-to CITY TELEGRAPH CO., OwossOj t-'ich ilV e r w a r e ^c. said to the man from Potato Creek: are trimmed close. Twenty-eight the wife of a woimded sergeant came thought it was some magnificent dis 2s the bane of so many lives that hero is whero “That there old man never comes same conclusions from identically new §1 bills always weigh a little to visit her husband. She brought play of fireworks at a prodigious wemake our great boast. Ourpillscureitwhilo the same basis of reasoning; expert others do not. , , in here but what I always feel like m ore than a double eagle. Don’t you with her a little fair haired girl of 4 height. H. E. LOUGH, Carter’s Little Liver Pills are^very small ana cotton buyers oftentimes buy when the store was liable to he struck believe it? Just wait.” or 5 years < Id, and as she tabled the The average height of these bodies very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. the slumps in the market prove Thoy are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or with lightning or something."—In He disappeared in a vault for a few child slipped away and wandered up at the time o f their entrance into our purge, but by their gentle action plcasoall who dianapolis Journal. that they should have sold. It may Watchmaker and Jeweler, use them. Inyialsat five for $1. Sola minutes and presently emerged with and down the aisles to inspect the atmosphere is about 73 miles and at b y druggists everywhere, or sent by maiL be that the baby experts whom we a package of brand new dollar bills cots and their occupants. A score of the time of their extinction 52 miles. FRONT STREET, C A R T E R PRSOSOZHS COttv N ew Y o rk - Tlie Seven Senses. have questioned upon the subject of in his hand. Then he coimted out 27 ns tried to coax her nearer, but she Them velocity is about 35 miles a sec baby eyes liave spoken without due SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PBKT Robbie—Uncle Jacob, Mr. Tarbox of them and said to the reporter: was coy and bashful. ond. Their weight has also been as Buchanan, Mich. consideration. We should like to said this m orning that when he fell “ Choose any coin you will.” When she reached the cot whereon certained and has been found to vary from the roof he had the seven senses have the puzzle settled. Do babies’ Repairing Gold Spectacles a Specialty. The reporter chose a coin, which lay the bounty jumper, the pallor of from two ounces to two hundred knocked out of him. I thought there eyes grow? How big is “a young Mr. Stout put on one of the scale death on his face, but fighting the weight. The smaller ones, by the T^u5-I2^TS BA ST were only five senses. baby’s eye?”—Good Housekeeping. pans. Then he put the 27 dollar hills specter away, she paused and stared great rapidity of them motion, are 4 D I R O N D A Uncle Jake—Dere is seben senses, on the other pan, The long needle at him. When he saw her, a smile soon converted into heat of sufficient LEAVE BX’ CUa NAJ.. TRADE m a r k uea—tmai A Greivsomo Foreshadowing. honey; hut ef dat man, or any uddah that moves on the index showed that flitted over his face, and the fierce Mail, N o. 16...... 10:10 A. M A grewsome foreshadowing, of strength to change them into incan Det Express, N o. a...... 11:33 A. M man, had um all, dey’s a merrikle. the beam was almost level. The man light died out of his eyes for the first vVlieeler’s which the subject was himself the descent vapor, and these we see as Detroit Sight Ex.. So. 10 ...... 1*2:30 A. "M Yaas, dere’s seben ob um—hearin, of money added another bill to the time. He beckoned her to approach, Kalamazoo Accommodation. No. 32... 7:22 P.M projector, is referred to by Dickens shooting or falling stars. The larger seein, feelin. tastin, smellin is de five 27, and the coin went up. Then the and to our great surprise she hesitat H ea rt f YY|»p in a letter from Boston to Lord Lyt- ones l-esist the action o f the atmos- 'I'S.AAC jNTS - W E S T . ’at some folkses knows erbout. Den reporter offered to treat, for his guess ingly advanced until she stoodbeside '>and ^ 'CLS.Ja. ton. At a dinner party given by Dr. phei'emuch longer1, andsome of them LEAVE BUCHANAN. dere’s boss sense, w’ich some mules had been shy just 973 dollar bills.— his cot. The mother rose up in alarm, Webster, professor of chemistry at even complete their fall, perhaps M ail,N o. 11 ...... 4:1 3P .M M e r y © an some white folkses ain’t got, an Cincinnati Commercial Gazette. but the muse whispered to her not to Chicago Night Express. No. 7...... 3:33 A . M Harvard, while the wine was going burst and spread masses of meteoric Kalamazoo Accom modation, N o. IS ... 7:31 A . -V, den. leassly, dere’s common sense, call the child. Positively cures Heart Disease, Iservous Pros its rounds, the host, in a whimsical iron over large areas.—London Tit- A . F. Peacock, Local Agent. tration, Sleeplessness, and all derangements of w’ich is so oncommon ’at it nevali The Valkyrie. “Is you sick?” queried the little Bits. ______O. W . Rxtrhi.es (4. P & T. A. the Nervous System. Unexcelled for Infants. humor, ordered the lights to be ex Ladies;— A. blessed boon for Tired Mothers and Restless gits to he plenty, an mighty few peo “ I see the Vawlkerie”------one as the man reached out his hand tinguished aud a howl of burning TChca jVIussulmaTi and Hindoo Fight. Babies. Purely Vegetable^ guaranteed free from ple has it—at least in m y time.—Har “ You mean the Valky-rie.” and touched her golden curls. Opiates. minerals to be brought in, to afford VANDAL ! A LINE per’s Y oung People. “Valky’?No! Yon mean the Valk’- “ Aye, child, I’m .dying!” he whis The odd feature in these riots is The Secret 100 FULL SIZE DOSES, 5 0 C TS. the company the novel entertain their Immediate cause. This is al Rev. R. N. Middleton, pastor M. E. church, rie.” pered. T1R8E TABLE, Cedar Springs, Mich., says: “Sleep and rest ment of seeing how ghastly they ways reported to he “cow killing,” Certain Death. “You hoys are all away off. It’s 1 ‘And ain’t you got nobody to speak were strangers to me after preaching till I used looked b y its light. In effect .June 12, ISOS. Trains leave Of a * Adiromla/* Now I sleep soundly and awake re “Did you hear about Blaggins’ the Wolkeery, see?” to you?” but Mussulmans kill oxen all the Ualien, Mich., as follows: freshed, aud I cau heartily recommend it." Each guest was looking horror year round for food, and so do the shooting excursion?” said one mem They didn’t see, but each of the “ I didn’t want them.” FOR THE NORTH. Prepared by WHEELER & FULLER MEDI stricken at his neighbor when Web Europeans. The grievance is not that, Fair Face CINE CO., Cedar Springs, Mich. ber of the national guard to another. four reached down for his roll and “ But you wanted me, didn’t yon?” N o. 52, Ex. Sun., 1:53 P . M. For St. J oseph ster was seen bending over the phos hut a display of the old feeling of as “ 54, “ Sold by W. F. RUNNER, Bnchanun, Mich. “You don’t mean to say an ama hacked up his individual opinion “Yes—God bless you!” For South Bern! phorescent bowl with a rope round teur marksman likeBraggins had the with the proud air of conviction. “ Is you shot just like papa?” cendancy on the part of the Mussul FOR THE SOUTH. s a his neck, simulating with ghastly re mans, who on the day of their fes “ 31, Ex. Sun., For Terre Ilaute FHEE nerve to go hunting!” A dozen times I have heard the “Yes, dear.” No. 53, Ex. Sun., 11:10 A. 31. For Terre ilaute Eggj figa E * Marvelous success. alism the aspect of a hanged man. tival kill a cow close to a temple in ‘ ’Yes." same question of iironunciation “I’s so sorry. Iguess I’ll Mssyou.” For Complete Time Card, giving all trains and B fl S i W* TV. Insane Persons Restored Within a year of this weird fooling token of Mgh religious defiance. stations, and for full information as to rates, Beautiful 1 B g BLfcSDr.KLHUE'S GREAT “ H it anything?” brought up in some way or another, As her lips touched his cheek the throngh cats, etc., address 6600 ™ »* NERVERESTORER “Yes. He got seven birds.” the unhappy wretch had the hang so I laid the matter before a friend Then the Hindoos, who do not J. C. Cox, Agent, SH B /df s//B r a in & K krvh D ise a s e s. O nly su re death rattle in his throat frightened ■m cure fo r Jferve ^djfictions. Ftis, £pilrpsyt etc. “Well, there’s only one way to ex man’s noose in deadly earnest round mind about the killings during the Or J . M. Chesbkoitoh, Galien, Mich. Skin. In f a l i.xbx,k iftakea as directed. jVb F its a ft e r deep in tbe folk lore aud gutteraliza- her, and she ran away to her mother. Ass't Gen’l Pass. Agent, St. Louis, Mo. f ir•st s t (day'sd a y 's u ses e. . Treatise and trial bottle free to his neck for murder. rest of the year, turn out armed, and H Fit_ t patients,theypatients.theypayme^e: paying1 express charges on bor when plain it.” tion of northern Germany. The kiss was still warm when Ms _ received. Send names. P. O. and express address of there is a battle royal, wMch but for HI| afflictedafflici to DH.KLIN£,o^t Arch St..Ph>K1elphIa.Pa. “ H ow is that?” A Dong Horned Serpent. “Volkerrie, my bp3T. eyes closed, his head fell back, and Sulphur Bitters QOS5 Druggists, Drug! B E ly ARE OF I&IITA TING FRA UDS. tbe English would in 24 hours de “ He didn’t know the gun was load “Make the first vowel as short as he sMvered and died. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and Professor A. L. Bubach, an attache velop into a religious war. The Eng ed."—Washington Star. of the Imperial museum, of Berlin, your Yankee forefathers did when “See the wonderful change in his Will give you lish, however, tell the police to fire wbo, with nine trusty men, has been they used to rip out ‘Wal. I swan.’ face!” whispered a nurse. St. Louis Railway. An employee in an iron working impartially on both sects, and the making explorations in northern and “ Never mind ^ratting in any ac Aye I it was wonderful. The hard iSTBIU FOUR ROUTE. shop in Baltimore recently turned police, though they are themselves 4 A lovely western Brazil, sends this extraor cent on the last two syllables. lines had melted out, aud there was T h e P o p u l a r R o u t e B e t w e e n t h e M ic h ig a n B5PW . from a lathe a steel shaving 60 feet 1 Mussulmans and Hindoos, do it with dinary information to the directors “Just run it out Volkerrie, aveng a smile hovering about the mouth. C i t ie s a n d a io . S o u t h e r n P o in t s . inch long. As the shaving, or turn, delight, and there are peace and good of the institution named above: er of the slain.”—Boston Globe. That savage ^expression, which had Condensed Schedule of Trains. Effective Complexion. as it is called, comes from the lathe feeling for the ensuing year. May 2S, 1593. “Have had wonderful luck. We al intensified as the hotus passed and GOING NORTH. it curls up like a spiral spring and Papa Was Cross. If that is not a state of affairs to , STATIONS. GOING SOUTH. ready have over 9,000 unnamed speci tne end came nearer, had been kissed P.M. A. 31. P.M. P..M. P.M A.M. ifrrw w iw m w ?' forms a tiny tube about one-eighch Mamma—I wonder wbat your papa puzzle Englishmen, there is no such mens in natural history, including a away by the little child. But for her 840 733 125 iv Anderson ar 1 20 9 30 U 15 Send 3 2-eent stumps to A. P. Ordway & Co., of an inch in diameter. The shav is stamping around about? state. But Irishmen would under 850 7 4S .... Linwood 1 03 9 00 Boston, Mass., forbestmedical work published snake 67 feet long, with long tusks he would have died cursing his God. 012 758 149ar Alexandria 12 50 S48 8 48 ing had 7,550 circumferences. Little Boj'—I don’t know. I didn’t stand it at once. The armed police 025 S10 202 ar Summitville 12 33 8 37 like a boar and a horn 2 feet long on Mayhap, in the seconds between the 835 • _____ — go into his room, ’cause he acted in Ireland in a “ religious” row plays 933 S 23 2; 15 Fairmount 12 22 8 2* 8 23 its forehead.”—St. Louis Republic. kiss and dissolution, he had asked for JMS S33 220 Joneslioro 12 10 8 15 S 11 A peculiar result of lightning was cross. just the part it plays in India, only, P.M. FREE CONSULTATION! m ercy.—Detroit Free Press. 9 59 8 45 238 Marion 11 5S S 01 7 57 noticed near Dijon, in Prance, after Mamma—Maybe he can’t find his being English in discipline and arma 9 03 __ • F ox's 11 40 . 7 28 DK. A. 13. SPINNEY, B u rro s. ' .... 9 PS a severe thunderstorm. A holt struck razor. Books TVitli TJieir Backs to tlie TVall. ment, it takes fewer lives.—London 1022 300 La Fountuine l i 33 7 43 7 29 OF DETEOIT, Donkey is in Spanish burro. In 10 32 92a Treaty 11 *0 7 33 7 17 a small pond just outside the city, and Little Boy—Yes, he can, ’cause I Spectator.______1043 935 3 25 or Wabash 11 05 7 20 7 00 THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND Texas, New Mexico, Colorado and in The library in Wimbome Minstei’ Will be at the Galt House, Niles. Saturday after NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER. it was discovered that the electric put it right back where he keeps it .... 950 340 lv Wabash 10 50 7 05 .... noon, Dec. 9th. Special attention given to Ca Arizona, where the donkey is as well is today as perfect a specimen as No Supposing:. ... 10 0* .... Speiehers 10 38 ... tarrh. Eye, Ear,Throat anil tu n - Diseases. Myfiect° r says it acts gently on the stomach, liver shock had killed all the fish in the soon as I got through takin up tacks. 1911 3 39 10 32 6 47 .... wifi kidneys and Js a pleasant laxative. This drink is could anywhere he seen in mediaeval .... Urbana ...... Also, Rectal, Uterine anil Private Diseas £^®,from^erbs, and is prepared for use as easily as known, as the horse, he is always —Good News. A woman at least 50 years old was 10 23 408 Bolivar 10 23 6 38 es. I6y pond, about 1,000 in number. times of the inverted order of rang .... 1030 415 N. Manchester 10 15 6 33 .... called by his Spanish name, on ac selling popcorn and candy on a ferry 11 IS 457 Warsaw 9 3! 5 52 ing hooks. Near the middle of the ...... LHKE’S MEDICINE Uncle Ben Churchill of Galesburg, count of the fact that this section of H e lp le ss. boat the other day, when a man who .... 11 51 5 27 Milford 9 CU 5 21 .... WANTED Wide-awaice workers everywhere south aisle a door opens into a ves P. 31 for “ SEEPP’S PHOTCGBAPHS of the A ll druggists sell it at 50c. and $1.00 a package. I f His., who died recently at the green the United States so recently be Beggar—Can’t you help a man with had invested a nickel in her goods 12 10 5 02 Goshen 842 4 55 WOSLD’g the greatest book on earth: costing$i00,- try, from wMch we ascend into the .... old age of 102, rode with Bobert Ful longed to the Mexicans, who, as a wife and six small children? bluntly inqumed: .... 12 83 015 Elkhart X 20 4 25 ...I 000; retail at $3.25, cash or installments; raam- minster library, formerly called the .... 117 703 Niles 7 38 3 48 .... C 'T JT i'D D H i! moth illnstiated circulars and ton on the Clermont’s first trip and everybody knows, talk that lan Pedestrian—Great heavens, man! “ Aunty, are yon a widow?” 137 721 Berrien Centre 7 IS 3 30 OHD i XX io terms free; daily output over treasure chamber. 142 7 29 Ean Claire 7 13 3 25 1300 volumes. Agents w ild with success! Air. had a medal which George Washing guage. The Spaniards and Mexicans how can I help you to a wife let “I am, six',” was the prompt reply. 21U SM) Benton Harbor 3 00 The volumes, said to number 240, .... 6 45 T homasas L. Mahtixaiitix, Centrevilie, Texas, cleared ton personally gave him. He had 14 also apply the term “burro” to a stu alone the six small children? I “ Perfectly fx'ee to m a n y again, P.M. P.M. A.M. P.K- A M. STIlinO------pid or ignorant person, just as Eng stand on tne shelves with the cut are you?” L. O. Schaefer, Agent, d a y sm PHOTOG tRAPHS e o s i children. haven’t a wife to m y name.—Boston Benton Harbor. A damss,, Wooster, O., S23 in 40 m inutes; Rev. J. lish speaking races use the word Transcript edges of their leaves toward the spec ‘ •Yes, sir.” Oscar G. M urray, Traffic Manager, Howard M adisox, Lyons, N . Y ., $101 in 7 hours; Astronomers are agreed that we tator, except some half dozen turned Cincinnati, O. a bouanza; magnificent nr IH A D T Ti “ donkey.” “In case the right maxi came along D. M. Martin, G. P. A., outfit only S1.00. Books THB YY l / x t J j U are moving through space, but the The donkeys found in Kentucky about in modem f asMon hv accident. I suppose—I suppose”------Cincinnati, O. ou credit. Freight paid. Address GLOBE BIBLE B rief Epitaphs. PUBLISHING C0„ 723 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa., or direction of the movement is much and Missouri are probably the largest On an upper shelf there are 52 vol “What d’ye mean, sir?” she de C. S. B l a c k m a n , Trav. Pass. Agt., In Worcester, England, is a stone Anderson, In I Charles S. Brownell has purchased A SurgfS&l dpef&tibn* it) tilt) vlIlngS treflSttfSl’, taking his l’eCeipt jh'ijpei’ty, shall ^h'e bonds running to the BtreHANAH R ecord* SOME srS S{SUiN£ LEApsS> the John H. Kipp property, and is' For the cure of Piles is always painful, tlietefor. village of Buchanan in such amount as ,iet Certainly Cleatfbd Often dangerous afld useless, and invari Sfcb. 9. The Board of Water Commis- may be fixed by tbe said Common Council, moving into our village today. fTliii1iy-four J? in iti* sioriefs, ahd its agents aud servants may, and conditioned to receive, safely keep and JOHN G. HOLMES, Editor. English Steeplechase of 1 8 4 7 . ably expensive; on the other hand there is Mr. J. M. Smith is in receipt of two a new, certain cure, perfectly painless, by alul with the consent of the Common pay over all money and property which One of the most remarkable jumps car-loads of lumber today for Mr. A. J. gives instant relief and permanent cure Council, enter upon any public or private shall come into the possession of such clerk THURSDAY. OCTOBER IS), 1S93. by a horse on. record is that by and costs hut a trifle. It is the Pyramid land or Water within the village for the and other officers by .virtue of their said Easton’s new barn. Chandler, a steeplechaser, while run Pile Cure. It is a more certain cure than purpose o f making all necessary surveys, offices according to the rules and ordinanc i e n r n p i Mrs. Mary Poster, formerly of Ber ning in the Leamington cup race at a surgical operation, Without any of the and for maintaining their pipes, aqueducts es regulating the said waterworks, and The heavy wind of last week was trand township, now of Missouri, is Warwick, England, in 1847. The dis intense pain, expense, and danger of an and other works, or of doing any other act shall take the contitutional oath of office rough on shipping on the lakes, es operation. Any druggist will eet U necessary to carry into effect the plans add before entering upon their respective du visiting her brothers, the Boons of tance covered in one leap has been you. puiposes of said waterworks. The Board ties, and such bond shall be renewed year pecially on Lake Erie where several variously meacured. For a number Berrien Springs. What harm is there in a good word. may agree- with all ‘ persons interested in ly or oftener, as may he required by said boats were wrecked. Mrs. Martha J. Davis and two little of years it was thought to have been It costs nothing. private properly as to the.compensation to Board. 39 feet, hut the editor o f the sporfc- he paid for taking and making use of the Sko. 15. Thu said Board shall elect girls, have gone to Port Huron to spend ing paper in which the record was Shiloh’s Cure, the Great Coueh and same for the. public use or benefit by said each and every' year a president who shall The United States Senate has almost a few weeks with her mother. Board. And in case no agreement can be THINK! THINK! first published afterward explained Croup Cure, is for sale by us. Pocket be a member of said Board and shall be lost its single virtue of being orna size contains twenty-five doses, only entered into, the Board shall report the elected by ballot. that this was a printer’s error and mental. It has discovered that it can 2oc. Children love it. Sold by M. E. facts to tlie Common Council, togetberwith Sec. 17. This ordinance shall take im that the distance.was in reality 37 neither hold sessions or do business. STATE ITEMS. Barmore. 3 the description of the property necessary mediate effect. feet. This in itself is big enough— to be taken, and tkd purpose for which it Adopted and approved Oct. 3, 1S93. Detroit evening papers now sell at so big, in fact, that there are many Everyone who puts up a fence is to be used, and thereupon tbe Common J. L. Richards, President, THAT YOU CAN BUY The Anarchist democrat governor two cents. horsemen in England today who fences out more than he fences in. Council may direct the village attorney to C. D. Kent, Clerk. of Illinois has pardoned ninety-five The Michigan Farmer has been Mss. Bruce Watson, Cedar Springs, institute necessary proceedings in the wiR swear that it is exaggerated. proper court to condemn said property for lUoi'phlnc liabi criminals from State prison since Jan changed to a sixteen-page book form. The portion of the race in which Mich., says: "Whenever I am real uses, according to law. cured iu to to £0 tired and nervous T take a about seven days. 30,000 cases uary l. Thirty of these were mur this jump occurred is reported as Sec. 10. The said Board of Water Com cured. B ook o f tes Woodmen in a.swamp near Decatur drops of "Adrionda”. and always ob tim onials free. N o follows in a description of the race missioners is also hereby authorized to en OPIUM___ ... ______... "Hay till Cured. derers. receutly dug an old English watch out tained instant relief.” Sold by W. F. in the issue of March 28, 1847. ter into and make arrangements with any J. Ii. STEPHENS, n . !>., lebuuou, Ohio. of the side of a ditch. Runner.-2 person or parties who may put down mains, This left the lead with King of pipes and hydrants, for supplying such The republicaus of the First district Joseph Manwaring, of Dryden, has the Valley, but he refused at the top I f industry is no more than a habit, Hardware for Cash it is at least an excellent one. mains and hydrants with water from the have nominated James H. Stone to been robbed by burglars nineteen times of the hill and soon after Regalia works’ mains under said Board’s control, succeed J. Logan Chipman, deceased, since he started a. store. caught up with him. They raced to- Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. at such prices and upon 3ucli conditions as member o f congress. Mr. Stone is ;ether to the brook, with Chandler aud terms as may be mutually agreed there Four horses were killed ou the Mich Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. for; provided, that all such distributing one of the ablest men in the district, a following them. Chandler’s rider igan Central track, near Barren lake, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. pipes through which any water shall he good speaker and a newspaper man. pulled back as they approachedit, ex supplied by said Water Board, shall be Friday aud Saturday. pecting that Regalia would bring Kindness to animals promotes hu subject to the rules, regulations and con CHEAP OF THE NEW FIRM OF Kalkaska local option 1 av has been grief to somebody, and when they manity. trol of said Board and form a part of the T h e third of the yacht races went declared invalid by the Supreme Court arrived at it sent the spurs into his A New Pile Remedy system of distributing pipes. They shall the same as the other two, the Vigi horse and followed them with all Has created a sensation among physicians also have such other and further powers on account of defective election pro and rights not herein granted as are given lant winning by one minute and thir steam on. Both went into the by its wonderful effects in speedily curing ceedings. every form of Piles. It is called the to Water Boards by the general laws of ty seconds. It would be in good taste brook, and while they were there this State, and as are not inconsistent with Mrs. A lice Church aud her daughter Pyramid Pile Cure. It is cheap and sim now for the British to await until Chandler, who was not able to stop, ple to use, but nothing removes the the powers and rights herein granted. they learn how to build and sail a Bessie, of Tecunsseb, are under arrest whatever inclination he may have disease so quickly, safely and surely. Sec. 11. If any person or persons'shall for burglary. They rigged themselves had to do so, made an extraordi Any druggist will get it for you. wilfully do or cause to .be done any act RENNIE & GODFREY, yacht before creating another such nary jump and cleared the brook, whereby any work, materials or property disturbance. in men’s clothes and robbed an editor. To be traduced by ignorant tongues whatsoever erected or used within or with horses and riders together.” is the rough brake that virtue must go The total amount of liquor tax col out the village of Buchanan by the said The account goes on to say that through. Commissioners, or by any person or per lected in Jackson county this year was Like the famous Mills monstrosity^ Chandler w on the race w ith ease. To Nervous Debilitated Man. sons acting under their authority for the the new Democratic tariff bill is being §45,405. For this amount 102 licenses The length of the leap was immedi If you will send us your address, we purpose of procuring or keeping any sup were issued, of which 84 were iu the ately measured, hut there was some will mall you our illustrated pamphlet ply of water, shall be injured or shall wil concocted by the Democrat majority of fully throw or place, or cause to be thrown the ways and means committee in a city of Jackson. doubt as to where the animal had explaining all anout Dr. Dye’s Cele or placed, any carcas of any dead animal brated Electro-Voltaic Belt and A p basement room of the capitol, and none Farmers in the western part of Sani landed, as the ground was soft and a Or person, or any other deleterious or filthy number of hoof .prints had been pliances, and their charming effects substance whatever, in any reservoir, pipe who are not in sympathy with their lac county find it pays better to raise upon the nervous debilitated system, made. Captain Broadley, the rider, or aqueduct of said waterworks, through beans than wheat at the present price, and how thev will quickly restore you WE MEAN BUSINESS! peculiar ideas are allowed a hearing. who seems to have been a modest which water for public or private use is The minority might as well not be and a large crop has been harvested to vigor and manhood. Pamphlet free. conveyed; or do or cause to be done any person, said that the distance was 37 If you are thus afflicted, we will send other act to wilfully pollute, said water, there this fall.—Detroit Journal. there. feet. This beat the record as far as you a Beit and Appliances ou a trial lie shall he guilty of a misdemeanor, and The citizens o f Shiawassee county known, the best previous perform V oltaic Belt Co.. Marshall,Mich, upon conviction thereof shall he punished by a fine not exceeding fifty dollars or im It is now plainly evident that the who were engaged in the Sullivan ance having been that of Lottery, A docile disposition will, with ap who cleared between 33 and 34 feet. prisonment in the county jail for a period Democrat Congress is going to fail to lynching are beginning to appreciate plication, surmount every difficulty. not exceeding thirty days, or both such do what it was called together for, and that they do not live in Mississippi. One of the witnesses of the jump It is Strange fine and imprisonment at the discretion of was William Archer, father of the SPECIAL. SPECIAL SPECIAL. what the entire people, aside from a Gov. Rich has ordered that there shad That people suffering from Piles will the court before which the ease may be famous Fred aud Charles Archer, endure them for years or submit to dan tried. few silver mine owners demand, repeal An up to data mnvsimpcr nu<1 the ffruute.st be no atop iu the investigation and and he was willing to swear ever gerous. painful, cruel and expensive Sec. 12. If any person shall, without and lnle.Ht judiievment In picture the purchasing clause in the silver punishment of the guilty ones. afterward that the distance was 39 surgical operations, when all the time the authority of the. Commissioners or their printing1. proper agents, perforate, or bore, or cause law of 1890. The bill has been practi feet. F. Sawley, a well known there is a painless, certain, lasting cure, A N UN13QUAtLfiB OFFER! Five North. rn Spy apples from the which gives instant Telief and costs hut'a to be perforated or bored, any distributing cally killed in the Senate, by the talk farm of Thomas Walton, of Arlington, sporting winter in England, was also trifle. It is called the Pyramid Pile Cure pipe, main or aqueduct belonging to said ing process. They are making great Yan Boren county, have been sent to on hand, and he has declared, in a and can be found at all drug stores. Any waterworks, or cause to be made any con THE HEW YORK PEESS, preparation to do what is not wanted recent article that the tape measured druggist trill get it for you if you ask nection or communication with said pipes, A National Newspaper. the Michigan exhibit at the World’s him. mains, aqueducts or other means used for of them, in repealing any law giving but 34 feet. This is the minimum Opinions of Feuding Men and Represent Fair. Each of them is over a ioot in A San Francisco “doctor” produces conducting said water, or mutilate, deface, the United States Government any estimate. Summing up, it may be injure or meddle with or move the same or ative Newspapers. circumfereuce, the total for the five said that while there is some doubt as dimples for §5 apiece. right to interfere to correct frauds in any machinery, apparatus or fixtures of J3X-1'IiESIDENT IIAKKISOX S a y s : being live feet and two inches. to the exact number of feet cleared, Sufferers from Piles said works, or turn on the water when the T ub P ress lias done invaluable work as a He- the election of its own officers. This publican newspaper. I wish there were move Chandler’s performance was an un Should know that the Pyramid Pile Cure same shall be shut off by order or regula A story told by a Lake Shore rail will promptly and effectually remove papers like it. is one o f the most outrageous acts at usual and important one. tions of the Board of Water Commission road man in Jackson leads to the be every trace of them. Any druggist will I can get more news out of T ub P ress iu a tempted under the guise of state ers, or cause the same to he done by others, lief that a tramp who was riding on The same may he said of a horse get it for you. the person or persons so offending shall shorter ‘time than out of any other Americau V s)j rights since the times before i860. The called Proceed, who is said to have newspaper the platform, iu the train which was Mr. Gladstone has gone to Scotland on conviction be punished by a fine not ex W. II. H. M ILLER, Attorney den., U. S. fraudation principle of the democrat cleared 37 feet while running in a for a short visit. ceeding fifty dollars, or imprisonment in April 1, i&tt. wrecked Friday, turned the air brake steeplechase about the time of the the county jail until such fine shall he ic party has always been that the gen Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San Dei Whether considered as a newspaper or fearless In the next live days we want cock just back of the engine, thus pre above event. A horse called Culver- paid, not exceeding thirty days. And any exponent of Republican principles, T jjk P ress is eral government has no rights which a go, Cal., says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Rem in the front rank of American journalism. venting the brake from working. The thom is reported to have jumped 39 person who shall wilfully break or cut an state is bound to respect. This is the edy is the first medicine L have ever inlet pipe, main distributing pipe, or aque H on. THOMAS II. CARTER, cock was found turned after the wreck feet on one occasion, and Lather, a Chairman Republican National Com. principle which led to secession, the found that would do me any good.” duct used by the Commissioners for con every person knowing themselves in and this man tells of seeing a tramp hunter owned by one Lord Ingestrie, Price 50 cts. Sold by M. E. Barmore. 4 ducting said water, or shall dig into or I congratulate T he P ress upon its success. It rebellion, to every general disturbance is said to have jumped 37 feet 5 break up any reservoir (filled or partially commands the respect of its opponents. crawl out of the wreck. A Philadelphia medical paper says Hon. W>L F. HARR1TY, this country has had since the birth inches over a pit. None of these filled with water) or shall break or injure Chairman. Democratic National. Com. A serpant ran up to a pretty little that city noises produce disease. debted to us to call and settle. of that party, and is the underlaying measurements is absolutely authen any pumping engine or any part thereof, or rosy cheeked schoolma’am, at W ood- The Pyramid Pile Cure 5 any of the machinery connected therewith THE NEW YORK SUN Says : principle to the present attempt to tic.—Bell’s Life. T h e P r e s s has steadily made progress iu solid stock. and tempted her so successfully Is a new discovery for the prompt, per or belonging to the said waterworks, or ity and value as a newspaper. nullify the United States election manent cure of Piles in every form. cause any of the said acts to be done, shall that she got a club and smashed its His Reasons. Th e Press is the ablest champion of the party, laws. Every, druggist has it. he guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon con- BOSTON JOURNAL. head- Then she harvested eight rat “No,” remarked the young man, viction thereof shall he punished by a fine with a touch of sadness in his voice. not exceeding fifty dollars, or imprison The leading one cent clailjr newspaper o f Hie Gov. R ich has appointed Hon. I’ os- tlers and laid the club beside the road, United States. ment in the county jail for a poriod not ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT a x b CHRONICLE. coa D. Dix, at Berrien county, as one of where it would be handy hereafter. It may be tnat some day happiness AN ORDINANCE exceeding thirty days, or both such fine w ill he rniue, but at present it is be Creating a Water Commission for the TREAT MARBLE. the delegates from Michigan to the and imprisonment in the discretion of the &. If Adam had married a Michigan World’s real estate congress to be held girl there wouldn't have been any yond me. There is a girl whom Village of Buchanan, and prescribing court. SPECIAL OFFER. in Chicago next week.—Palladium. love dearly. She would have me if the duties o f the officers and members Sec. 13. Said Board shall hold regular For $1.50 we will mail regularly to your address trouble in Paradise, and the property the D a il y and S u n d a y P re ss to January 1, 1894, I only asked her, but I dare not. I o f sa id Commission. monthly meetings and special meetings and furnish, one Artist Proof Portrait of yourself would have been in tbe family yel.— really cannot marry and live on $6,000 Section 1. It is hereby ordained by when necessary. And the action of said or a iriend (17x21 inches). with frame and glass Frank Emery, residing west of New the Common Council for the village of Bu Board in fixing salaries, in fixing water complete. Portrait readily sells in leadiog picture Voritnna Independent a year.” stores for §5 U0. F»U out coupon below. Carlisle, near Hudson, and a member chanan that said Common Council shall ap rates, in constructing reservoirs, buildings, of a well-known Laporte familv, step A most terrible collision occurred His two friends, to whom he spoke, point a Board of Water Commissioners machinery, jets and fountains, in the pur WALL PAPER. ped into an elevator shaft in the upper about 0 o’clock Friday' forenoon, at the looked at him in wonder. For a mo composed of three persons who shall he chase of real estate, and in the extension TO THE NEW YORK PRESS, of mains and pipes, shall be subject to the floor of a cold storage building at Chi Michigan Central station in Jackson ment they were speechless—conster qualified electors of said village. And the POTTER BUILDING, cago, Monday, in charge of his brother, persons composing such board shall take approval of the Common Council, and shall Two sections of New York Central nation and pity depicted on their N EW YORK CITY. and fell several stones, receiving fatal youthful countenances. But pres the oath of office prescribed for village not be valid without such approval. And injuries. He leaves a wife and chil and Delaware Lackawaua and West officefs, within ten days from the day of the Board shall also be subject to further Enclosed find S>-50 and Photograph. Enter my ently speech returned to them, exact ordinances as may be adopted by the Com subscription to January 1, 13H1, and send Artist dren.—S. £ . Times. er trains were coming west, loaded appointment. The term of office of one ly at the same time, and they fairly of said Commissioners shall terminate on mon Council; and any member of said Proof Portrait with frame and glass complete. Are you going to do any Wall Pa with World’s Fair excursionists. The howled in their excitement: the first day of April, 1894, and one there Board may be removed by the Common Return photograph. ADDITIONAL LOCALS. first section had stopped twenty min “ Y ou cannot m arry on §6,000 a of on the first day of April, 1S95 and 1S96 Council by the two-thirds vote of the cotm- utes in Jackson for dinner, and was year-? W h y not?” respectively. eilmen elect for cause, after charges, no Name. S e c . 3. At the first meeting of the Com tice aud trial. pering this Spring? If so do not forget M rs. A , L . Simonds sold her house about ready to pull out when tbe sec “W hy not?” echoed the youth,with mon Council after the adoption of this or Sec. 14. The Clerk of said Board and Address . and lot on Day’s avenue to May God ond section crashed into the rear end the sad voice, which grew still sad dinance the Common Council shall appoint other officers and employes receiving mon frey, this morning. Price §500. of it, the engine completely wrecking der. ‘ ‘Why, simply because I haven’t said Board of Water Commissioners, and ey anil having the. charge and control of got the §6,000.” said Common Council may so appoint said we, as usual, have the largest stock three of the coaches. Twelve persons Water Commissioners at the next meeting Miss M a r t h a A . T a y l o r and Wm. And the mystery was explained.— were killed two fatally injured, and Brooklyn Life. of said Council after the adoption of said Callahans were married in Nagasagki, ordinance, be the same a special or regular and the lowest figures in the market. Japan, Oct. 9. Miss Taylor formerly about thirty others more or less injur Tho W ord “ W ell?" meeting. At the first regular meeting of lived in Eau Claire, hut has been in ed. The engineer reports having tried the Common Council held in March, 1894, Japan as a missionary for several his air brakes just before reaching Frequently there is nothing a man and in each year thereafter, the said Coun more dreads than his wife’s inquiring years.—St. Jo. Press. Jackson junction, and found them all cil shall appoint one Commissioner to serve “ Well?” when he goes home. Strong fo r the period of three years and until his right, but when he reached the sema hearted men have sometimes to nerve successor is appointed and qualified in the T he wind was so high this forenoon phore found they would not work. themselves for this on the way. A man place of the one whose term of office shall B A I ^ M O P E . that a lady who started to leave the Ever attempted for new and Stylish Dress Goods. It matters not if you wish He then reversed the engine, but it bought a country honse. The weather expire. Vacancies occurring in said Board Hotel Whitcomb, about 10 o’clock, was by removal from said village, resignation to buy or not, we urge you. to come. would net hold the train and it came was hot, and. the women of the family blown against a post and had to be made haste to move. There was, how or otherwise shall be filled for the unex- rescued from her unpleasant position into the station at about thirty-five ever, some delay about the title, and the pired term as herein provided. by two men.—St. Jo. Dpt. Palladium, miles an hour. The passengers were S e c . 8. Said Board of Water Commis COLORED DRESS GOODS. man refused to take possession until sioners shall have power to make and all from New York and Pensylvauia, this was made clear. Each side held off, adopt all such by-laws, rules and regula Flannel Plaids, mixtures, 30-ineh, usually- 30e, now...... 17> m HfiM m m Buchanan R ecord. Su b jec t of tbe Methodist church Ben to n H a r b o r is having lots of P ro g ram o f the Gentral Berrien next Sunday (horning! “The condi fun discussing Catholicism. The Ban County Teachers’ Association to- be THURSDAY. OCTOBER 19, ISOS. tion of the churches in Buchanan, and ner has adopted that topic as its object at Buchnnant Saturday, Oct. 28,1S93: need o f spiritual enlargement.” in life, and the ministers of all of the 9 :30 a . M. i Citizen’s National Bank, Entered at tbe Roet-offlce at Buchanan, Mich, Opening—Music and Prayer. as second-class matter. protestant churches are using that M r a n d M rs. A d e n K e l se y has topie for the majority of their ser U. 8. History, Prof. Swaiq, Buchanan. Discussion. NILES, MICH. gone to California this week with the mons. Music. intention to make that state their resi- Language, Miss Marcia Stickney, If you do not find what yon want elsewhere you will surely find it at our Condensed Statement, Oct. 3.1893. idence dimug the remainder of their The re-organization of the Minister’s Sodus. Store. Just received, our lives. Association resuited in the election of Music. 1:00 p. m . $136,075.52 the following officers: LOANS, Opening Song. Real Estate, - 16,000.00 H. II. Flory, President. T he coldest weather we have had Hour to Study, A. C. Palmer, Niles. FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR, Premiums, 6,000.00 thus far this fall was when the ther I. Wilson, Vice President. Discussion. C. H. Brown, Secretary. CASH, BONDS ANjD CALL LOANS, $ SI,060.00 mometer registered 29, Sunday night. Business. Geo. Johnson, Treasurer. Music. There was a heavy frost: next morn 239,135.52 Question Box. GLOVES AND MITTENS, ing. L ist of letters remaining uncalled for Impromptu and'Volunteer'. in the post-office at Buchanan, Mich., Teachers are requested to make an Stock, 50,000.00 CARRIES THIS I.ARREST STOCK OR T he Niles Water Supply Co. has put for the week ending Oct. 1C, 1S93: earnest effort to attend, and come pre Surplus and Profits, - - - - 17,145.42 in a bill for $10,200 against the city HATS AND CAPS, Circulation, - . . . 45,000.00 Mr. E. C. Hurd—2, Miss Anna Guni- pared to talk. By order of for the use of the street hydrants and ver, Mr. Wm. Neaper, T h e E x e c u t iv e Com m ittee. DEPOSITS AND OTHER LIABILITIES, - $126,990.10 drinking fountains during the past six Call for letters advertised. NECKWEAB, HOSIERY, CLOTHS, 239,135.52 years. John Grah am , P. M. T h ird Quarterly Convention o f the And a good line of MEANS’ PANTS. Our 5c and 10c Counter is at the Buchanan Sunday School Union will Subject next Sunday morning at ■Th e post-office department is adver be held at the Evangelical church, Sat front with all the latest in market. Remember we are headquarters for SUITINGS, the Presbyterian church: “Educa n tising for bids for tbe contract to car urday and Sunday, Oct. 21 and 22,1S93. tion.” No services in the evening, ry the mail in this place, between the Following is the program: MAKE 1 LOANS TO ( M I S OR DIRECTORS. owing to the Union Sunday School ALMOST EVERYTHING. Pants Goods, post-office and the Michigan Central SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Convention. depot. This is th8 position held for 1:30—Song Service, led by Rev. II. II. so many years by Geo. Bird. Bids Flory. Do not loan any one man, T o n e y M it c h e l’s children, in Niles, to be found in Berrien county, at tbe low will be closed October 2S. 22)0—Normal Work, by Rev. O. J. were taken from him and sent to the Roberts. M O R R IS ’ THE FAIR, est living prices for good work. firm or corporation over State school at Cold water last Friday. Discussion. W e wish to express our sincere 2:20—A Message to Sunday School Tony and his family are a pretty BUCHANAN. MICH. thanks to friends and neighbors who Teachers, Rev. C. H. Brown. tough nation. live thousand dollars. so kindly aided us during the sickness 2:35—The Lesson Review, Prof. A. J. Ho Inspection is Solicited. Swain. and death o f our dear parent and hus •FOR RENT, OR SALE CHEAP. W h i l e at work putting down car Discussion. FOR SALE.—I have three good band. 3:00—Sunday School Finances, I. L. H. rams for sale. One is three-quarters A good Upright Piano. Front Street, Foot o f Day's Avenue, pet, Sunday afternoon, Mr. Adam M rs. M a r y B ir d . Dodd. Shropshire; one, half Oxford, and tbe J. G. HOLMES. Kern received an apoplectic stroke ren M r . Ed w in Bir d . 3:15—Question Box Exercises, con dering him unconscious. He is in a iss ir d other a thorough bred Merino. They Having moved my goods from South SIDEBOARDSi BUCHANAN, MICH. M C. M. B . ducted by Rev. 1. Wilson. critical condition. 3:45—Miscellaneous Business. may be seen at my premises, three Bend and settled here, I will sew by Song. Adjournment. Benediction. R a il r o a d travel is beset with all miles north-east of Buchanan. the day, or at my home on Berrien N o t e :—The Executive Committee E. J. LONG. FINE DINING TABLES Bnchanan Markets. Un d e r Sh e r if f P a l m e r has dis- kinds of inconveniences since the street. MRS. JOHNSON. will meet for business promptly at 4 Mt. Tabor Grange will have a public covetetf the whereabouts of the An grand rush to the World’s Fair set in. Corn, Oats, Ground Feed, Bran, at - • Hay—§6 @ Sill per ton. . p. m. sale of farm stock, utensils, etc., at drews girl, TvTuUleft this placeseveral The roads have more business than KENT'S.*? DINING CHAIRS Lard— 12 c. SATURDAY EVENING. their hall about Nov. 1. Persons hav weeks ago, and returned her td*s li6r they can do, and as a consequence all Best Fall and Winter Underwear Salt, retail—Sl.QO 7:00—Praise Services, led by Rev. n . ing such property to sell are solicited ANTIQUE OAK, HAND POLISHED. hom e last evening. drains are behind time from one to H. Flory. Flour—$2.(50 @ Si .00 per bbl., retail. to correspond with the Secretary, will be found at several hours. Hardly a train has 7 :15—H ow Best to use Song in Sunday Honey—14c. H. B. DUNCAN’SU T h e last of the machinery for the passed this place on time in two weeks. School Work. Rev. H. H. Flory. W . W. M cCr a c k e n , P. O. Buchanan Live poultry—7 waterworks arrived yesterday and is 7 :35—A Paper on Oau’ts, Mrs. Annie for terms, etc. Look out for the bills. I have a lot of glazed sash for sale Batter—22c. Irving. at the price of the glass. Good for now being placed in position. It is T i /e r e will be no young people’s Eggs— 15c. Music. Know all-persons that I have no many purposes as new sash. They are expected to have the plant complete /meeting in any of the churches except 8:00—Position of the Sunday School in business connection with Jno. Sim Wheat—r>i>c. " Relation to Temperance and six light, 1 Ox Hi. J. G. HOLMES. by the middle of next week. J the Evangelical church, next Sunday, mons. C. BISHOP. Oats -27e. ------•-•-»------y inhere will be held a young people’s Sabbath Desecration, S. L. Bron The Surprise Burner is the latest son. A LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. Corn—toe. ' S e t h St a r , who lived in the beiui of”* mass meeting in connection with tbe Good Housekeeper wanted by improvement in Gasolene Stoves. Sold Beans—62.00. the riger twenty years a goju itfiia s 8:20 —Discussion. Sunday School Convention. See pro Collection. Song. Benediction. MRS. J A Y GODFREY. only by ltENN IE & GODFREY. Live Hogs—tic. since liveff--viwIvausasriK'h‘ere for his I w ill meet any square competition and save you money. gram in this paper. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Cloaks, Millinery, at New Goods soon. Wait for them first visit since his removal. II. H. F l o r y , Sec. next week. It will pay you. "U Tax Notice. 2:30—Song; Bible Reading, conducted MRS. BEURICK’S Emporium. by Rev. II. H Flory. MRS. L. De BUNIv ER. / The extension of time for the collec Ben ton H a r b o r is the present 2:50—Points for Primary Teachers, NEW F A L L GOODS. N orm an E. L an do n has been ap For a fine pose and excellent finish, tion of Village taxes is nearly expired, field o f operation foe a gang o f burg from Primary Teachers. I H A V E RECEIVED A COM pointed postmaster at Baroda in place g o to V a n N e s s , the leader in photog and I want them all collected within 3 :10—Relation of Bible Study to tbe GEO. RICHARDS. lars. Dc. Geo. J. Edgcumbe’s house was PLETE STOCK OF MILLINERY of A. E. Holmes, removed. Mr. Lan Power and Usefulness of the raphy, Buchanan. the allotted time. Those who have not robbed of a gold watch and fifteen dol GOODS OF ALL THE LATEST don has been a democrat since tbe Sunday School, Rev. W. H. Wag A. B. CHASE PIANOS. paid are invited to do so at once. lars in money, Friday night. ner. STYLES. CAN SUIT ANYBODY signing of tbe Declaration of Inde I have the agency for the A. B. J ohn Shook. Marshal. 3:30—Question Box. AND EVERYBODY, AT REASON pendence, and Supervisor of Lake Ch ase for T h e following subjects are to be 4 :00 — Song. Benediction. pianos this vicinity, and township something less than half of ABLE PRICES. W e have goods in our stock to suit the A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. considered at the Christian church SUNDAY EVENING. want to see all who want to buy a that time. MRS. E. REDDING. Myron Smith, Thursday. next Sunday: A t 10:30 a. m., ‘ Hu 0:00-—Union Young People’s Meeting, first-class Piano. leanest and fattest purse. led by Rev. George Johnson. Styles to please the most fastidious^, J. G. HOLMES. miliation vs. Exaltation” ; at 7 p. m., D ied, at Ms parents’ residence, 441 7:00—International and State Work, at MRS. BERRICK’S. * A daughter was born to Mr. and FOR SALE.—House and two lots, “ Halting between two Opinions.” South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cal., State Secretary M. II. Reynolds. Mrs. E. (Hidden. Friday. Lots of goods tliis week, at ^ on Lake street. A ll in good condition OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS Oct., S, 1S93, 11:45 a. m„ o f quick con Music. Sil v ia Ch a t t e r N o. 74, O. E . S., What is the Greatest Danger to H. B. DUNCAJUS. and in nice shape. Enquire of sumption, Harry G., beloved son of C. IN Miss Be r n ic e Ea r i. finished her will hold the regular meeting in Ma Young Men Today ? How Can HENRY E. LOUGH. IL and Emma A. Strong, aged 21 years, We Help Them V—You will be We have the assortment of School fill term of school on Friday. sonic hall, Wednesday evening, Oct. 25, If you have auy idea of buying a 2 months anil (j days. Formerly or asked to answer. Supplies. Prices low. farm I want to have a talk with you. By order of W . M. Buchanan, Mich. Funeral on Tues .Review. Collection. Song. Ben- B1NNS, opp. Hotel. Wild u e e s e have commenced their M rs. F. A . St r y k e r , Sec. diction. I liaye a good one for sale. day, Oct. 10, at 2 p. m., from their res aunu il migration to the South. Bring your Pentecostal Ilymns and Jackson Corset Waists, only 80c, at J. G. HOLMES. idence. H. B. D rN C A N ’SNj m T h e Michigan Oonf. Branch of tbe help in song services. ail Sumer DRESS MAKING. — Miss E lm ir a Miss M a t t ie St r a w closed her Young People’s Alliance of the Evan B urkus A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Good high cut, well gummed White is prepared to do all kinds of school Friday for a week's vacation. gelical Association will hold their an Obituary. J'ust in, are away ahead of anything offered before. Andrew G. Conradt, last Thursday. Envelopes. 1 pack for Sc, 2 for 15c, 3 work in this line, at her home, on nual Convention at Woodland, Barry M r. D a n ie l R ussell was born Day’s avenue, fourth bouse north of A s this is their sixteenth child, they for 20c, 4 for 25c, or 10 for 5Qc. See, N a t e J ones has sold his livery county. Mich., on Oct. 31 and Nov. l June 9, 1799, in Madison, Madison the M. C. depot. are naturally very proud of it. They them at BINNS’, opp. Hotel. COME AND SEE THEM. stable to Wm. Barlow and Dr. Keens. and 2. lt>;);>. county, N. Y . He moved from Madi JOHN W. BEISTLE have ten daughters and six sons, Come and learn my prices on Wool son county to Forestville, Chautauqua Is the agent for White and New Home W e take great pleasure in showing our stock even if yon are not prepared twelve of whom are living. They also Hose. Only 25c. j J ames F. W r a y , ot Edtuoud, Kan Mrs. J. B. We b e r and son, S. J county, N . Y ., in ISIS, where he was Sewing Machines, in Buchanan. Need to buy. Last but not least, ve two grandchildren. Mrs. Con H. B. DUNCAN? sas, is lure fui a visit with his parents. Weber and family of Middlevilie, married to Cyntha Stewart, Nov. 4, les and Oil. Office with Henry Lough. radt was fourteen years of age when 1S17. In tbe spring of 1S33, he moved Mich., have been _ visiting Mrs. Rev. I have for sale 25 Shropshire Lambs Don’t forget that I still sell Pianos M rs. N e t t ie J e n n in g s , nee Sanisou, married, and is now forty-three years Geo. Johnson in this place. Mrs to Michigan, stopping at Bertrand. from imported ewes. Price to suit the of Seattle, Washington, is here for a old and in good, vigorous health. and Organs. I f you contemplate buy Weber returned home yesterday, and January 1, 1834, he moved to St. Jo times. Great Reduction in Prices on Wrellas. ing either, see me before baying. visit. her son proceeded to the Fair. seph county, Ind., and lived there 30w8 OTIS HARDING. Mt . T a b o r Gra n g e, in Oronoko, J. G. HOLMES. until December, 1S49, when lie moved M rs. D r . K n io iit was in Jackson has inaugurated a farmer’s exchange A t Mrs. Bines’ Millinery Parlors F o r Sa l e . House and lot on Oak M r . R ic h a r d Cu t h b e r t and daugh from there, about Christmas time, to in which any one having personal are Trimmed Goods and Novelties for street, second door south of old Furni and was an eye witness to the colli ter, Mrs. Hunter, who has been visit Berrien county, Mich., locating in the property for sale may bring it there the Fall and Wiuter season. ture factory lot. Price, $600. sion, Friday. ing his sister, Mrs. S. Rollings, and oth bend of the river, where be had a and have it sold at public auction, to JOHN RICE. er relatiyes the past few weeks, return continuous residence until April, 1SS9, FOR RENT, OR SALE CHEAP. E l d e r J. W . R. L iste r will preach the highest bidder, at the cost of two ed to their home, at Cottonwood Falls, when he came to live with his daugh A good Upright Piano. in the Larger Hope church next Sun per cent, the exchange bearing all oth Kansas, last Wednesday. ter, Mrs. Derinda Weaver, in this place, J. G. HOLMES. day at 3 p. m. er expense of sale. It is the intention where he died Monday, Oct. 10,1S93. to have two such auction sales each Dash Lanters, at KENT’S.^ A n attempt was made last week to There were four children, three sons L. B. M a r q v is s e e , o f Berrien year. Notice of the next sale appears Ja k e B a k e r has his new stock of have the Board of Supervisors undo and one daughter, two of whom, Julius in another part of this paper. BLANKETS and ROBES for winter Springs, makes justice and shoes in the work of the legislature in the M. Russell and Mrs. Derinda Weaver, the same shop. trade. He lias also added a full line SALE OFFERS — = changes of boundry lines between the survive him. Funeral services were Marriage Licenses. of GLOVES and MITTENS. Call and townships of Royalton, St. Joseph and conducted at the house yesterday after A rraruements are being made by see bis goods and get prices. 37 w4 Benton. It failed to work. J. Edward King, Sodas. noon, and interment made in Oak Mr. Culver, ot‘v Itaveuswood, 111., to 25301 Myrtle M. Tabor, “ Ridge cemetery. SPECIAL. OF open a lumber yard in this place at an T he contract has been completed for Wm. II. McPherson, Iowa. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT early date. 2531 -j Emma M. Redden, Gallon. the rental of the twenty acre field of T h e little town of New Buffalo, PAIN. Elmer Lauver, Indiana. . SPECIAL BARGAINS the Moon farm just north of town, and 25321 about ten miles down the lake shore, D r . A. D a l e Co v e y , of Hahnamann M r . B. D. H a r p e r and Chas. Groves Olive Burros, Buchanan. work will be commenced at once was filled with excitement last even Medical College, Chicago, 111., will he are in Lansing this week, attending Bert O. Johnson, Benton Harbor. ing. The people witnessed a ship toward getting tbe track laid out and 25331 Nellie D. Closson, “ “ at Earl Hotel, Friday, Oct. 13, one clay the Grand Lodge I O. O. F. wreck, and the narrow escape of a SILKS in order for next season’s training. 25341 Win. T. King, Three Oaks. crew of two sailors. The wrecked only, for the purpose of extracting Mary Rigliter, “ “ vessel is the schooner Hunter of this teeth without pain or sleep. H e uses — I N A - Mr. W m. R. Rot'uii was taken sud L ost.—One black summer shawl and Wm. Young, Niles. port. The boat cleared from here on no chloroform, ether, vitalized air, etc. denly ill Monday rendering him uncon Bertlia Weaver, “ September 20 for Whitehall to load one brown plaid woolen shawl were 55 i Services are free of charge, if riot sat scious for a time. He ss better. Chas. E. Tnstison, Benton Harbor. with wood, and was on the return trip lost between this place and South Bend, 2530 | M. Edith Clark, Brooklyn. when caught in the gale yesterday isfactory to patient. The doctor is by Mrs. Wm. Rynearson of this place. Emmett Short, Bridgman. afternoon. The storm and heavy sea inventor of the method he use3. Do T h e appearance of our streets seems The finder will confer a great favor by May Peterson, “ proved too much for the little craft, not fail to see him. to indicate that the village dog-catcher and despite all efforts of the crew the Geo. Wyman & Co. notifying her of their whereabouts. Is neglecting his official duties. gale carried the vessel upon the beach. FOR RENT, OR SALE CHEAP. A t e s t of the wells of the water The wreck occurred right at New Buf A good Upright Piano. R e g u l a r meeting oE Buchanan works was made Friday afternoon, W ill offer Saturday, Oct, 7, M rs. A . F. R oss has sold the remain falo and in sight of a large crowd of J. G. HOLMES. Camp Modern Woodmen of America which demonstrates that there is a people who were powerless to render aud continue the sale during BUGGY. ing four lots of her plat on Detroit October, if the goods hold out. tomorrow evening. Every neighbor is good supply of water. Three one-inch assistance. The crew consisted of By special request, D r . A . D a l e street to R ,B . Jennings for $500. but two, the captain and tbe mate, and requested to be present. Camp null and one one and one-eighth inch as soon as they saw the unavoidable Co v e y will be at Earl House, Friday, open promptly at 7 o’clock. Important streams were thrown from four differ Oct. 10, for the purpose of extracting M r . M iles, of Rockford, ill., has fate o f their boat they lowered the 100 pieces Silk Crystals, $1.50 business to be transacted. ent hydrants on Front street, nearly yawl and put for shore, which they teeth without pain or sleep. Satisfac been visiting his aunt, Mrs. S. Rollings, quality, for 75 cents, in colors, H . Gr o v e r , Clerk. two hours. Tbe water in the resoir- fortunately succeeded in reaching in tion guaranteed. 37 shades. and other relatives the past week. safety, although they were drenched by voir was drawn down about three feet tbe waves and benumbed with cold. DISSOLUTION. Ch a r l e y Ciia r l w o o d , Frock Davis where tbe feeders held it against any If you want to buy, it will pay to M rs. I v a F lo w ers is preparing to They were taken care ot at New Buf Also fag-ends of aline Faille and Will Hamilton, mentioned last pumping that could be done with that Notice is hereby given that the firm go to Chicago next week for the study falo by citizens of the place. The Hun Silks, in colors, 75 cents. week as having been arrrested on the number of streams, and there appears ter is owned hero by Mrs. Frank Hard of R oe & IUn g e r y has been dissolved. investigate. o f music, expecting to remain one year. E. S. Roe purchased the entire interest charge o f having robbed Poulson, had to be no doubt that the supply will be ing, whose husband was drowned by falling from the boat in this port of H. F. Kingery and will continue the their examination before Justice Dick abundant and never-failing. Silk Bengalines, 100 yards, T h e School Board has arranged to about a month ago. Captain Harding Friday morning, and were all discharg business. A ll accounts and notes due 50 cen ts. close school next week to allow teach had just taken out his clearing papers ed. F ir e .— About midnight Thursday and was about to put out on the trip the firm are, by the terms of sale, made ers and pupils to attend the World’s night a fire wa9 discovered pouring the boat had just made, when he met the property of E. S. Roe, and payment B la c k Grros G ra in S ilk , 24- Fair. his death as above stated. Christ Lind should be made to him. T h e M. C. R. R. Co. w ill^jun a from the jo o f of-th e RossJbarn, one of of this city, father of Mrs. Harding, inch, $1.00—$1.50 quality. special train to Chicago Monday, Oct. the old land marks of the towhyond Yours truly, DOW N G o PRICES! T h e Star says Jeff Davis, the color then took command of the boat, and 23, passing Buchanan at 9:§7; a. m. before anything could be done the* in a few days, with an assistant taken E. S. ROE. ed drayman in Niles, was robbed of H. F. KINGERY. B la c k R lia d a m a S ilk , 24- Fare for the round trip, $2.G0.c Lim building was In ruins. Two streams \pn board here, started upon the trip $14.35 by a couple of toughs Saturday that had proven so fatal to the boat, ■«* inch, 95 cents—$1.50 quality. ited to Nov. 1 ,1S93. y were thrown from tbe hydrant at the Do not miss the opportunity of hav evening. which is said to be a total loss. The School books r e t a il e d a t A . F . P eacock, Agent. corner of Front and Oak streets and Huhter was owned at this port but a ing D r . Co v e y extract your teeth Black Satin, 22-inch, $1.00— A most interesting article on the one from the hand engine, putting the slior^ time, her former captain, Frank without pain or sleep, at the Earl Harding, having purchased her during $1.50 quality. life of the Naval Cadets at Annapolis M r . D a n ie l L ong, of Atlanta, 111., fire out in a short time. Dr. Brodrick Hotel, next week Friday, Oct. 13. W h olesale Pr ic e s. is visiting with the Richards family. the present season. She was built in appears in the Demorest Magazine for had been using the barn for his horse, 1SS7, at Menekaunnee, Wis., and was Ladies, you can have your Hals and November. He came to this place fror^i Marietta, and lost his cutter, harness and a coal of 20 ,ons burden. Her cargo of wood Bonnets repaired to look as good as A line of Satins in colors, Ohio, with Capt. Geo, H . Rifchards, and stove. The horse was taken out with will probably be saved, although con new for 25c, at 35 cents—60 cent quality. FOR CASH ONLY. siderable of it is already scattered M rs. A . Ostrom. and daughter Ber lived with him until twenty-six years out injury, after the Are had begun to MRS. L. D eBUNIvER’S.ER / along the beach;-Mich. City News, 14th. ago, when he removed to his present fall all around him. The barn was in tha, of East Randolph, N. Y ., are visit B e assistant referecl to above is Big line of Millinery and Cloaks at Remnants of Satin, 12-& cen ts home. sured for $300 with the agency of Mr. ing here. Mrs. Ostrom is a sister of J^ate Harding of this place. MRS. BERRICK’S. j - p e :r y a rd . Mrs. C. Bishop. L. P. Alexander. No clue has been found to the origin of the fire, anef-jt^ Try some of Van Meter’s Bread at M r . A l b e r t B ac h m a n received a We bought these goods for School Supplies in Proportion. M r . A d a m K e r n has moved his fam Cotswold ram lamb, seven months old Being started in the upper rear ipliit of T h e mayor and common council did LAM B’S a praiseworthy act at their special this sale; while they caused and weighing 105 pounds, from the tbe b^nJe^s_tft-i:ther?cSm;msion IJiat FO R RENT. OR SALE CHEAP. ily to this place from Dayton, where meeting, Wednesday evening, in clos some one a tremendous loss, be has been in the boot and shoe busi White City, last Thursday. The lamb it whs anineen diary case. Itw a s the ing up the chuck-luck and other gam A good Upright Piano. we did not lose it. This is one ness during the past thirty years. took the first prize at the. World’s Fair, first opportunity^tcT’fesP'fliefworkiiig bling games. It was a move that no J.G. HOLMES. opportunity of a life-time to and it is a splendid specimen of that of the new waterworks. council here has dared to make for Muskegon Baked Goods at years, and for several seasons past get an elegant silk dress for a DR. E. S. DODD & SON, M rs. Geo. F . Br o w n and daughter breed of sheep. gambling has been carried on without LAM B’fS. song. There is no sentiment T he council met in regular session Jessie, of Merrill, and son, Guy Brown restraint. Now if the council would MILLINERY OPENING about this sale. They are cold last evening. The only business of of Caro, came to this place Friday M e . P e t e r N e w e l l , o f Tilsonburg, follow up this act with other needed OF fa cts. Druggists and Booksellers. importance transacted was the adop reforms they would win the admira- Fall and Winter Pattern Hats and evening for a visit with relatives. Ontario, who has been visiting the tion of a new contract with the Niles tion of the best people of the city. Bonnets, Oct. 6 and 7; at M rs. P a u l World’s Fair, came Friday for a short Electric Co., for a term of three years. Tbe local officers also deserve praise Miss Sa d ie A nstis returned * to visit with his cousins, Mrs, Mary The price is now $00 per year for lamp for so ably enforcing the laws.—Bow Sk a l l a ’s new store, corner of Main South Bend, Wednesday morning, instead of $70, paid under the old con agiae Standard. and 3rd Sts., Niles. A cordial invita Straw, Mrs. S. L. Kingery and Miss tract. It seems to be a very good con - 7 where she is learning the milliner Mattie Brown, whom he had not seen The ridicule of neighbors appears to tion is extended to all. tract as far as the city is concerned. COMB AND SEE US. V trade, after a few day’s visit with her for twenty-eight years. Alderman Earl wanted to give the have taken effect. A good Fine Cut for 40c at U parents. contract to the Buchanan Electric Co., LAM B’S. and Alderman Woodcock wanted T h e State Board of Education an lamps to bum all night, but both T h e y have a Cooking, club at Buch Hams at KENT’S, anan, and once in a fortnight the R e g u l a r communication of Buch nounces that the next examination for were voted down.—Niles Star. HAVE DROPPED, anan Lodge No, OS, F. & A. M., next members meet and eat food prepared FOR SALE.—A second-hand No. 9 State certificates will be held in Lan The Buchanan Electric Co. is great by themselves. So far no deaths have Monday evening, Oct. 28,1898. Work Garland Cook Stove in good condition, sing, Dec. 26, 27, 2S and 29. Those ly obliged to Alderman Earl, but they been reported.—B . S. E ra . GEO- IYMAS & CD, for sale cheap. Inquire at this office, on third degree. Let there be a full who wish to take the examination have had no bid in for t,be Niles.light If you understood the personnel of 1 attendance. By order should write to Secretary H. R. Patten ing, and have steadily refused to in that cooking club you would be more Boneless Ham, at KENT’S, y GfWfByjROHILL, W. M, gill, at Lansing, for circular, giving terfere with Niles lighting affairs in cbice in your remarks regarding their X nice line of Sailor’s Hats, only ^5 South Bend* Ind. B . D . H ar p. 4 full particulars. any manner whatever. eooking. cents, at MRS. L. DeBONKER^.- V \ \ ERA OF TRANSITION. of Ymr twentieth “cenlury~he"very "out sional “nmsuRaus7''56,'iS00 ‘'farmers "and “ no ship or nativeTof"Japan"sliouIcT"quit the country under pain of forfeiture and BUCHANAN lines of which no prophet can foretell planters, 21,071 clerks and bookkeepers, EXPENSIVE SMARTNESS. today. The only problem is, Can the 14,465 heads of commercial houses, 155,- death; that any Japanese returning SIGNS THAT SIGNIFY THE APPROACH present rate of progress be maintained 000 public school teachers. from a foreign country should be put to • The Brewer Knew it Thing: or Tw o About Real Estate Exchange, OF A NEW SOCIAL ORDER. in the discovery of nature’s secrets by This was by the census of 1880, but by death; that no nobleman or soldier Hops, So Did the Farmer. What is If yon want to bay or sell a bouse, those who are searching for them? The the report of tbe last census, of 1890 there should he suffered to purchase anything “It once cost me just $1,000 besides If you want to buy or sell a Jarm, If you want to buy or rcU vacant lota. is received the remarkable fact that in from a foreigner; that any person bring the price of three bottles of cham If you bavc timber land for sale, Her. Thomas Dixon, Jr., Continues His Se probability is that it will not only bo these 10 years the army of women, who ing a letter from abroad should die to pagne to learn that a Vermont farmer if you have money to loan, ries of Sermons on tUo Coming Revolu maintained, but accelerated, for where there was one man in search of the se earn their daily bread outside of their gether with all his family and any who was smarter than I was,” said the old ------CAUj on-— tion—Marvelous Progress of the Kino might presume to intercede for him.” crets of nature for useful ends 20 years homes now reaches the enormous total fellow with awell fed air as h e light teentli Century and Its Consequences. ago there are a thousand men today of 2,700,000. CHRISTIANITY IN JAPAN AND CHINA, ed a fresh cigar. The Buchanan Beal Estate Exchange, searching with might and main for these For the first time in the history of Every heathen nation has been opened New Y oke, Oct. 15.—Rev. Thomas to Christian influences and to the ad The speaker had been a brewer in At the RECORD OFFICE or at the office of A. Dixon, Jr., contiuned the series of ser secrets to give them immediately to the economics woman has entered as an ac Vis earlier days, but he had retired A. WORTHINGTON. We will publish a listol tive factor. Her influence in develop vance of the civilization of Christian na 'desirable houses, lots farms, &c. mons on the- coming: revolution at Asso world as a practical contribution to its after he had put by a comfortable KsF” Wu solicit your patronage. ing the history of the next generation tions. Not only this, hut they have of ciation hall this morning. The subject social and economic life. Speculative sum, and at the age of 72 he was still science has everywhere given way to can hut he marvelous. Her influence in necessity been compelled to study mod F O R SALE- of today’s sermon was the period of em science. Japan stands today prac enjoying life. ioo ACRES in Weesaw township. Price §35 practical science, and the man of specu molding and fashioning the life of socie- Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription, for Infants per acre. transition or the characteristics of tha tically* within the pale of mpdern civi “One season,” he continued, “hops lative mind cannot refrain from inakiug to when thus brought iii active contact SO ACRES, lying one-half mile south-west of times which signify the approach of a lization. I took my seat in the Johns were scarce, and all the brewers were and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor Niles City, on Chicago road; first-class land, good the application even on the page of his with its working force cannot be less new social order. Ho discussed as such Hopkins university around the seminary keeping a sharp lookout for any good other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute improvements, and a most pleasant home. Be signs the rapidity of material progress philosophic speculation. than it has* been in other spheres where longs to Geo. A . Carrel 1. Prico §7,000. Call as woman’s influence has been felt when table, in the study of political and social ones which were put on the market. above or upon Mr. Oorrell at the premises. in the elimination of time and space, the . THE GROWTH OF CITIES. for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. woman’s position is recognized as it science, with young Japanese students Our agents in Boston telegraphed to One of the finest residences on Front street, marvelous development of mechanical The growth of cities lias been so re It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use by for $3,350. should be in the world of economics. from the capital of Japan. China is me that a man down in Vermonthad forces, the discoveries of science as well markable within the past generation A two story nine room house, with well,cistern, W e stand upon the threshold of an studying the methods of the modern Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys "Worms and allays ham and carriage house, all in good repair. Prico as the growth of cities, the intensifica and is so rapidly increasing in the pres 100 bales of just the lrind that I want economic evolution, of a new social $750. tion of life, and the rise of the common ent that it presages a new life in the near world and introducing of necessity mod ed, and I started immediately to buy feverishness. ’Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Card, order. It means, sooner or later, that ern inventions. The whole human race them. Good house ancl lot on Second street for §600. people to political power, and the uni •future—a new life, social, economic, re cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves N ew house aud lot on Second street for $500, ligious. A glance at the development of woman will be emancipated from the is thus of necessity being l.ought into versality of education. He declares these “How, if I do say it myself, I do not teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. 80 ACRES in Chicaming. The south half of the the cities within the past decade and a slavery in which she has labored in the vital contact and this for the first time take a back seat from any one when northeast quarter of Section 24. Price §40 per to ha the elements which constitute the acre. Easy terms. Call as above or at the prem comparison of each decade in the cen past, in an unequal struggle with man, in the history of mankind. it comes to judging the quality of Castoria assimilates tho food, regulates the stomach basis of necessity of a new social regime. and that society in its working force will ises on Ira Wagner. fill acres are improved, bal The text was chosen from Matthew xvi, tury will reveal that the growth of the POPULAR DISCONTENT. hops. Well, I arrived at the place and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas ance hard wood timber. city has been one of the marvels of mod be elevated and refined and humanized Thus the universal spread of education 40 ACRES in Section 5 in Buebanan towneliip. 8. “ Ye know how to discern the face of by her touch, her sympathies and her where the owner of these hops lived, toria is the Children’s Panacea—-the Mother’s 3?riend. Price §1,700. * the heaven, hut yo cannot discern the ern life. In 1790 the population of the among all peoples ushers us immediately fife. and I inspected what he had for sale. House and lot owned by J. N. Smith, on Chi signs of the times.” United States was in round numbers upon a new era in the history of man cago street. Price $450. POLITICAL EQUALITY OF THE COMMON PEO They were the best hops that I had History seems naturally to divide it 4,000,000. The population of the cities kind. We are not satisfied with the Castoria. Castoria. Good house and lot, 5 by20 rods, with good well, at that time was in round numbers 131,- PLE. present attainment. The workingman’s seen that season. The price which cistern and other improvements. All first-class. self iuto periods. These periods of his Third—The rise of tha common people he asked for them—60 cents a pound “ Castoria is an excellent medicine for chil “ Castoria is so well adapted to children that On West street, north. Price §2,800. Apply as 000—3.85 per cent of the whole popula child who receives the same education above, or to J. M. Bliss. tory have characteristics which distin to political equality iu government with —was reasonable for hops of that dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its I recommend it ns superior toany prescription guish them from the centuries which tion, leaving a rural population of 96.65 as the millionaire will not be content to good effect upon their children.” 2B0 ACRES, good buildings, 3% miles from Bn- the traditional ruling classes has been be his slave in the next generation, and quality. In fact, it was a little less known to me.” ebanau. §35 per acre. Easy terms. A bargain. precede and the centuries which fol per cent. In 1890 we had a population Da. G. C . O sgood, H . A . A rch er, H . D., accomplished within this century and than the market price. Hot to let low the era of the crusades as clearly of 62,600,000. The population of the there is no power of church or state or Lowell, Moss. Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y . cities had grown to 18,250,000, about 80 is but the beginning of a revolution that society that can hold him so, for there the old fellow see that I was too anx and distinctly marked, in mediaeval his “ Castoria is the hest remedy for children of “ Our physicians in the children’s depart per cent of the entire population as con is not yet accomplished. Bobert Mac are no traditions that can bind him. ious to get them, I began to try and THOS. LLOYD, tory. The period o f the French revolu kenzie says: “ Sixty years ago Europe which I am acquainted. I hope tho day is rot ment have spoken highly of their expert trasted with 8 per cent in 1790. The city President Andrews of Brown univer beat him down a little on the price. tion in like manner has its special char was an aggregate of despotic powers, far distant when mothers will consider the real enca in their outside practice with Castoria, acteristics and is clearly defined in the has grown, in short, to dominate the life sity says: “ If anything has been made “The thought struck me that per interest of their children, and use Oastoria i n- and although we only have among our of the century. The. rural district has disposing at their own pleasure of the certain by tbe economic revolution of 'medical supplies what is known as regular history of the world. So in ancient lives and property' of their subjects. To haps I might beat him town more if strad of the variousquack nostrumswhich are times there were centuries o f develop lost its power. The scepter of import the last 25 years, it is that society cannot I could induce him to go to town and destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium, products, yet we are free to confess that the Buier& Contractor day* the men of western Europe govern morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful merits of Castoria has won us tq look with ment which are distinctly marked. has been transferred to the streets of the much longer get on upon the old liber get him- a little ‘mellow’ over a bottle themselves.” Popular suffrage, more or. agents down their throats, thereby sending favor upon it.” There are, upon the other hand, the cri great cities, and from the streets it has tarian, competitive, go-as-you-please sys BUCHANAN, MICH. less closely approaching universal, of champagne. The town was not them to premature graves.” U nited H ospital and D ispensary, ses of transition between the great his sunk to the gutters, and the dives, and tem to which so many sensible persons the sewers. chooses the governing power, and by seem addicted. The population of the far away, and I suggested that he go Dm J. F . Ejkcheloe, Boston, Mass Is prepared to contract for brick, stone toric centuries of development. These methods more or less effective dictates back with me, as my time was limit Conway, Ark. ALLEN C. Smith, Pres., periods of transition are the seedtime, The domination of city life over rural great nations is becoming too condensed or frame buildings of every description. life is one that cannot continue long its policy*. for that.” ed, and if wo struck a bargain on the Tho Contain? Company, TT Murray Street, New Y ork City. Plans prepared on short notice. while the great centuries of revolution One hundred and eighty million Euro way I would pay him tho cash for Architects’ designs carefully carried out. and construction are the harvest times without a radical change in the whole Bishop Westcott of Cambridge uni peans have risen from a degraded and the hops before leaving him. in history. social order. The growth of the city versity says: “ On every side imperious P. O. BOX 117, ever dissatisfied vassalage to the rank of “He consented, and to town we A PERIOD OP PREPARATION. means the growth of the darkest ele voices trouble the repose which our in ments of onr life, at the expense, for the free and self governing men. This has dolence would wish to keep undisturbed. went. We stopped at the hotel. I The nineteenth century is peculiarly a Estate of Geo; ge H. Richai ds. time being, of the saving elements. The been an accomplishment which has sim W e can no longer dwell apart in secure ordered a bottle of champagne and century o f transition. It is a period of ply* put into the hands of the common First publication, Sept. 28,1893. preparation. It has been one of tre growth of the city means the growth of isolation. The main interests of men some good cigars. W e drank tbe the active principle of our civilization. people the weapons with which they* will are once again passing through a great TATE OF MICHIGAN, Conuty of Berrien,-ss. mendous development, and yet it is the fight their battles in the twentieth cen wine and smoked the cigars. I kept THE OLDEST SPECIALISTS At a session of the Probate Court for said development of a promise rather than The city is the center of activity. It is change. They are most surely turning Ms glass full, and he did not seem at County, held at 1he Probate office, in the the center of good and the center of evil. tury*. The battles are yet to be fought; from the individual to the society.” TREATING SVillage of Berrien Springs, on the 21st day o f the fulfillment of that which has gone the revolution is yet to he accomplished. all bashful about taking all that I September, in the year one thousand eight hundred before. The most marvelous develop It means, therefore, the necessary inten The author of “ God In His World” gave to him. He began to warm up, and ninety-three. sification of life. It means the intensifi They* have simply* been given the ballot, says: “ We are now approaching such a Present, Jacob J. Van R ipeu, Judge o f Probate* ment of the nineteenth century is the and the consciousness of their power has and I thought I was going to save in the matter of th<$ estate ol George H. Richards, prophecy it gives of the twentieth. With cation of crime. The development of crisis. Ho human wisdom can predict CHRONIC DISEASES deceased. crime within this latter part of our cen only begun to dawn upon them. its shaping any more than it can prevent the price of three or four cases of On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, all our wonderful achievements there is In the early part of the twentieth cen wine at least. I suggested that he of Lucy W* Richards and others, praying that ad nothing so wonderful as the universal tury has been out of all proportion to the the issue. The air is full of auguries, Our long experience ancl careful ministration of said estate iu conjunction with progress of law and order. W e have tury* we may* surely* look for a sufficient and even our fiction has become very ought to let me have those hops for Freemau Franklin, who is now Administrator hope inspired in the human breast that diffusion of intelligence to bring this tre about 55 cents a pound. I declare he study of the best methods enables ns to ■with the will annexed thereof, may be granted to we will do something better in the near 7,000 murders in America and 100 legal precisely apocalyptic. It is theoretic David E. Hinman, or to some other suitable per executions. mendous mass iuto the aggressive asser prophecy, anticipating the realization of raised the price instead of lowering son. future. Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 23rd tion of the fullest rights of manhood. it and said he thought they were The import of action in a period of The daily'record of our crime is some perfect scientific and social economics— day of October next, at ten o’ clock in the fore thing appalling to the heart of those Hitherto they have been dominated by the paradise of outward comfortable worth G1 cents. Cure Eveiy Curable Case, noon, he assigned for the hearing o f said petition, transition is of inestimable importance. and that the heirs at law ol said deceased, What is impressed upon the character of that lovo their fellow man. The genera bosses, by tricky politicians, and they ness.” “ I laughed, but it- was no go, and and all persons Interested in said estate, are tion of criminals who have served their have followed skillful leaders blindly. William T. Stead says: “ Everywhere We have made regular visits to the required, to appear at a session o f said court, then this age will constitute the elements of he insisted on 61 cents as the price. to be holdeu In the Probate Office, In the village of strength or of weakness in the new term in penal institutions is increasing AN EXPLOSION IMMINENT. the old order is changing and giving “I ordered another bottle of wine. same offices for many years and can Berrieu Springs, and show cause, if any there be, with marvelous rapidity. A penal col So intense are becoming these elements place unto the new. The human race is Again he drank all I gave to him, why the prayer of tbe petitioner should not be century that is to be born. That which show recommendations of ability and granted. And it is further ordered, that said peti & now shaping the forces that shall ony within the body of civilization is of corruption that it cannot continue now at one of the crucial periods in its and I poured nearly all of it in bi§ tioner give notice to the persons dominate the life of the twentieth cen something with which we have never longer without an explosion. The lamp history when the fountains of the great glass. When this bottle was finished, honor. interested in said estate, of the pendency of said been confronted before. The number of has been lit, and it has been left burning. petition, aud the hearing thereof, by causing a copy tury must partake of permanence. In deep are broken up, and the flood of the price of hops had gone up to 62 of this order to be published in the Buchanan convicts of various degrees which are at A woman in a western home during the change submerges all the old established Record, auewepaper printed and circulated in said many respects it will be decisive. cents a pound. Things were getting present adding to the slum population of war sent a servant into the cellar with a institutions and conventions in the midst (loiiHultiitioii Freo. county, for three successive weeks, previous to said There are certain elements in our cur interesting. The wine had flushed day of hearing. rent life which reveal to us the fact that our cities is something beyond computa lighted candle to look for some object. of which proceeding generations have (A true copy,) JACOD J. VAN HIPER, tion. Corruption in society and in gov The servant returned without the candle. ' lived and died.” the face of the old fellow, hut he [seal.] Judge o f Probate. the century before us must be constituted would not come down a quarter of a Send for Circular of Information. Lust publication Oct. 19, T8-3. in its social, economic and political life ernment and in commerce has increased The housewife asked where she had left CONSCIOUSNESS OF POWER; in geometrical proportion to the pres it. She said that she had left it in a bar It is impossible to educate the human cent. upon a new basis. This must be so— THUS. S. SPRAGUE & SON sure of life. First—Because of the rapidity of ma rel of sand in the cellar. The housewife race, without at the same time lifting “In desperation I tried another bot Attorneys and Solicitors o f Pat CORRUPT MUNICIPALITIES. ents, United States and foreign. terial progress during the past genera remembered that there was a barrel of the human race into the consciousness tle of wine and more cigars. The Correspondence solicited. Instruc W e have today the most corrupt civili D r.iBREWER&SON tion Pamphlet tree. 37 W e st powder standing open in the cellar. of the resistless power of numbers. We sparkling fluid went down his throat- PATENTS CONGRESS STREET, DETROIT, tion and the speed of that progress in zation in some respects that the world "Without a moment’s hesitation she are now about to enter upon the period like water down a rathole. He be MICH. Established 1865. this generation. The elimination of EVANSTON, ILL. has ever seen. If we take our own city rushed below and found that the igno of activity which will he the result of came more and more talkative, and time and space has been one of the most of Hew York as an example in the de remarkable developments of our period rant girl had thrust the candle down into this universal consciousness of the in I gained coinage once more. velopment of political life in the close of the loose powder and left it burning. She herent power of manhood. Who can W ill be at Hiles, M ich, Galt House, on Tuesday, the 14th of November. i m i m 1 4 of invention, and the period of the the nineteenth ceptury, we will have “ ‘Well,’ I said, ‘we’d better close world’s invention, is the latter part of lifted it carefully and extinguished it. foretell its results? the bargain on your first offer of 60 food for the philosopher and the philan The movement for universal suffrage The child of the hod carrier today is the nineteenth century. cents.’ 'WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES.” thropist. In the past generation in this in this century has placed the candle of better trained than kings and princes in In the eighteenth century the world city corruption ruled in municipal life, “ ‘W ell, I think them hops are GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF was divided into isolated continents and knowledge, without a candlestick, in the the not very far past. All the dishes but it was a corruption so manifest that loose powder of the common people. placed on the table of Louis HIV were worth ’bout 65 cents,’ he replied. isolated nations. There was little inter public indignation could be aroused and “I argued and tto’eatened not to course, and wh at there was came through This light of knowledge is burning closer ‘tasted in the presence of the king before the criminals brought to justice. The and closer, and the heat is becoming he would touch them, and each guest take them at all, but it was no use the slow travel hy sail on water and Tweed regime was routed in short order He was sharp enough to detect the stagecoach on land. The facilities for more and more intense with each mo was supplied with a spoon for the pur when once its rascality was made a mat ment. There is no power on earth, un pose of helping himself from a common fact that I wanted those hops and SAPOLIO Material costs 25 cents per rod, galvan gathering news and distributing the his ter of public comment and public sus tory of different nations among one an der the earth or above the earth that dish. Anne of Austria, the queen who wanted them badly. He would not ized. Machines sold and fences made by picion. But this generation has reached can remove that candle from its posi was celebrated for her beautiful hands, budge a bit, ancl I bad to pay 65 cents other were of the most meager kind. a point of scientific development in pub Stutterers, young or old, from Nervous Debility, Lost or Fail JOHN BIHLMIRE, A ll this has been changed in the latter tion. By a law as sure as the law of it is said once gave a piece of meat to her for them. That additional 5 cents ing Manhood, Weak Memory, Loss of Brain Power, Night Emis lic crime of which Mr. Tweed never neighbor, which she had just taken from sions, Nervousness, Loss of Power of the Generative Organs, b u c i t a y a x , m e n . part of the nineteenth century. The gravitation, the flame is approaching on a pound made a difference o f §10 caused by Overwork, Youthful Excesses, or by the use of Tobacco, dreamed. Tweed was a thief who rose the powder, nearer and nearer every her plate with her fingers, and allowed on every hale and §1,000 on the hun Opium or Stimulants, which soon lead to Infirmity and Insanity, world has literally been made a great from the lowest walks of life to roll in H e n o;i«)>o Fully Restored l>y NERVE EGGS, tho Great whispering gallery, and every nation day. When it reaches the end—that is, Mm (and this was the point wMch the dred bales, besides my wine and ciga*1 N erve nnd Brain Food. Price £1.00 per box, six boxes for luxury, to sport his diamonds and his the point of actual, conscious contact Mstorian recorded) as a special favor to S5.00, with a Written Gua^ptee to cure or Aloney Refunded. By gives its quota to the day’s story. There bill o f nearly §20.”—H ew Y ork Trib NERVE ERRSmail. Utmost secrecy. carriages out of public plunder. But with their mind—there will he an explo lick off what remained on the hand. "Will make yon Teachers’ Examinations. is no longer isolation of any sort. Eng une. ______AMANDA DRUG CO. he was a clumsy thief. sion that will unsettle thrones and tra The child of the commonest working •trong: and Vigorous land and America are today in closer ju till liespeets. FOR SALE BY W. F. RUNNER, CHiOAftn 1. 1 Untie is hereby given that examinations of Today his successor in office, Mr. ditions, whether occupied by* the czar of man that attends onr public school is BUCHANAN, MICH. CHICASO, ILL teacher „ for tlie county of Berrien will be held as contact than was Massachusetts and follow s: Richard Croker, is theboss of our political Russia or Richard Croker I of Hew more cultured in all the essentials of Buying Back Tlieir Own Diamonds. Hew York in the eighteenth century. It life. He is the most important factor in The De Beers mines employ 3,000 whites At Niles, the last Friday of August, 1893. is possible for a man to leave America York. real civilization than were kings and (Special.) our American politics today. A few INFLUENCE OF EDUCATION. queens and princes in the eighteenth ancl from 15,000 to 20,000 of the natives At Benton Harbor, the lust Friday of Septem in one week and visit the dead civiliza years ago he was a prizefighter, a gen as laborers. The natives, Mr. McGregor ber. 1S93. (Special.) tions o f the east in the next. It is possi Fourth—The universality of education century. When the common herd are ARE YOD (JOINS TO BUILD? At Buchanan, the last Friday of October, 1893. eral sport, and he was poor. Today he is afactorin the closing of the nineteenth thus lifted to the position of kings, they said, will steal diamonds, and no way (Special.) ble for a man at his breakfast table to lives ir. a palace, he owns magnificent had been discovered to prevent the thefts. At Berrien Springs, the last Thursday of March, know all the important events that hap century which must make a new world will not he long in fitting themselves If so it will pay you to get prices for anything in the line of 1894. (Regular) in the twentieth. with a crown. Under the law the native laborers are Ofllce days every Snturday at residence opposite pened the day before in every nation of rural estates, he sports the finest blood kept in inclosures called compounds. Union School building, St. Joseph, Mich. the world. W e cross the ocean in less horses in America, and Ms wealth must W e havenow entered upon the democ E knest i - Clakke, Commissioner. racy of letters. Hitherto in the history Trcncliinfi: T ool A ttached to Rifle* They sell the diamonds which they steal Builders’ Hardware, Contractors Sup than sis days. "We go round the world be estimated by the million. He holds at a few shillings per carat. They are of mankind knowledge was confined to The “ rifle trencMng tool” of M. de in two months, and we come in contact no public office and lias no visible purchased, although the natives are ig the few. The higher professions were Layen, which was recently tried at the plies, Mechanics’ Tools, Galvanized HOGS "S r DOOM with the current of the life of all peoples means of support save as the boss of a norant of the fact, by agents of the De j? In consequence of 77) re/ vz Conn- and all nations. political club organized for plunder in a open only* to the sons of distinguished Armory House parade ground, Finsbury, men. How they* are opened to the child Beers company and returned to the com 0 tries accepting Amerni.n J'uri. OUR CIVILIZATION A SYMPOSIUM. great city. and is expected “ in one sense to revolu pany. Within the last two years, Mr. Iron and Tin Work, Furnaces ^ Send f.H a description of tlie of the state born and reared in obscurity tionize the warfare of the future,” con Onr civilization is a symposium. The Hot only have we such corruption be McGregor said, the company has paid in famous O. J- C- HOGS, 2,806 very delicacies of onr table are the prod fore onr eyes and absolutely master of and disgrace and poverty*. There is no sists essentially of an arrangement by and Slate Roofing, at ... j-yj lbs. the \vei-..t of two. Hist limitation to the possibilities of human tMs way §3,500,000 for diamonds which uct of the whole earth. What we eat, onr municipal life, but more—they add which a spade or such like tool can be had been stolen by the natives. Mr. Mc j.. applicant gits a Fair e f Figs endeavor, because education has been on Time and an Agency. what we wear, wbat we place in our insult to injury; they pose as the bene fixed to the butt of a rifle without pre Gregor said it was expected that the dry homes, are the product joint of the ef factors of society. The people are un brought within the reach of all. In venting the weapon from being ready for The L. B. SILVER CO., America we have 13,000,000 children in diggings would he worked out in two IRVING A. SIBLEY’S, fort of the world. mercifully taxed to fill the pockets of use, either with shot or bayonet. To tMs years, but they have been worked since Cleveland, Ohio our public schools. This means that the end there is a receptacle in the butt, and The problem of time and space has these thieves, and the masses of the poor 1871, and there are no indications of a SOUTH B E N D , I N D . next generation will he a new people. the spade fits into it with a spring catch. within a few years been practically an people in the cities must bear the bur bottom being found. To prevent tbe nihilated. The use of steam and elec den. With this wide diffusion of knowledge Of course the stock and barrel of tbe rifle ISPTlie largest and best line of Cook Stoves and Ranges has come the scientific spirit of inquiry. soil from caving in shafts 1,000 feet have tricity has brought the world thus in WEALTH AND POVERTY. become the handle of the spade. been sunk, and the mining is done in in this section at "bottom prices. close contact. But the speed with which "What is true of Hew York is true in a Hew blood bas been brought into onr It is claimed for this appliance that it world of science, our world of philoso chambers similar to that of American we are making progress even in annihi smaller degree in nearly all of the great will enable every infantry soldier to be coal mines.—Baltimore Sun. - lating time and space is so great that it cities of America today. This intensi phy. Men no longer reason by the stand his own sapper and rifle pit maker, and ards of Aristotle and Plato. They* do the tool wagon will become unnecessary H e r B u d g e o f Sorrow . m m K O Q B R E S T O R E D ! This wonderful remedy is possible within the next generation fication of life has brought ns the mar guaranteed to cure all nervous diseases, such as Weak Memory, Loss of Brain that the rate of travel will be increased not ask what has been taught by the Moreover, if there is no time to fix the A He w York woman who spent the sum Power, Headache,Wakefulness, Lost Manhood, Nightly Emissions, Nervous* velous increase of wealth and the pain ness,all drains and loss of powerin Generative Organs o f either sex caused D'TMttnvMp i. H •nui- liS'. ft .ml from four to five fold at least. It may ful increase of poverty. Our life today great men of the past and stop there. bayonet, the spade itself will he a make mer in a Maine town secured throughout by over exertion, yo u th fu l erro rs, excessive use of tobacco, opium or stim- i«»s. 3>ti»<*ss ribTr.i’y I..u 1 Cialoguc They do not seek authority for action. shift, and when not in use can be carried w uiauts, which load to Infirmity, Consumption or Insanity. Can bo carrtediu \v*-i t ^'pr.vc. K I-?. ST>r\cEk.£«.’y. be possible for the children of the next may ho termed the tropics of civiliza her stay the services of a woman as oc tof. vest pocket. $ X per box, <5 for $ 5 , by mail prepaid. With a order we They search for truth for itself. They in a leather case, slung across the chest gleivc a written tniar:»itec to cure or refund the money. Sold by all generation to have their suburban homes tion. It is probable that the Astor es casional assistant when there was com ____gM?druggists. Ask for it, take no other. Write forfreeModlcal Book sent sealed 500 miles from the place of their daily tate alone has reached §500,000,000. refuse to he hound by the traditions of of the soldier, thus balancing the weight pany or any extra work of any sort. The 2UUOUBA3D Altt libiMi. inpiain wrapper. Address KE1S.VB SE E D C O ., Masonic Temple, CHICAGO* 5'or sale in Buchanan, Mich., by W* F. RUNNER, Druggist. business. Such an achievement would There are single individuals in this the past. The time was when knowl of Ms haversack and forming a breast woman was recommended as a worth)* mean the development o f the city until city whoso income cannot be less than edge was confined to a certain clique in plate against sword, bayonet or lance, and needy woman, whose husband was it shall literally cover the whole earth. $20,000,000 a year. society. They* had them peculiar ideas. and possibly bullets. M. de Layen, we last at sea last winter. In mechanical developments, our rate There are a thousand men in this city They were educated in their own pe may add, is a Frenchman, married to an The summer was nearly over when one of progress has been a marvel during whose wealth is vastly over a §1,000,000. culiar schools. They thought in ruts. English woman and settled in this coun morning the helper appeared in deep and DIX & WLKINS0N, the past generation, but it is more mar There are a dozen men in this city who Their minds never traveled beyond cer try.—London Globe. evidently fresh mourning. LUMBER? MONEY velous today. Armies of men and wom can, if they will, control both the finan tain well defined limitations, and in con “ Why, Mary,” exclaimed her employ Refunded if not entire sequence they* traveled in a circle con Women Who Rave Been Decorated* ly satisfactory. en now give themselves exclusively to cial development of the nation and dic er, “ have yon lost any of your cMldren?” If you want Piue or Hemlock Lumber, If you value health the work of mechanical invention. Our tate its political policies by the use of tinuously. About 40 Frenchwomen have been “ No, mem,” replied Mary, “ it’s for Law aad Abstract Office, and. desire a C o r s e t daily life has been literally revolution a g e n e r a l readjustment . decorated at different times by the gov Mm.” that combines ease, their money. Doors, Windows,Blinds comfort, durability, ized by mechanics. "What our ancestors The poverty of the poor is in like man With the universal diffusion of knowl ernment. The first was Sergeant Vir “ Oh,” was the answer, “ I didn’t know BUI M D SELL REAL ESTATE, and is at the same time ginie Ghesquiere, who fought in the perfect iu shape and did by hand we do by machinery. This ner increasing to the degree of starva edge and the introduction of new spirits you were in mourning for your hus Shingles, Lath, closefitting, ask your tremendous force brought into play by tion from day to day. in the field of investigation, all this has wars of the empire until she received a band.” MONEY TO LOAN. M e r c h a n t f o r the cranks and wheels and levers is a new While athonsand men in this city esti been changed. Hothing is now settled wound which led to the betrayal of her And this was Mary’s pathetic and la M ouldings, Dr. Schilling’s sex. Rosa Bonheur also wears the Cross large or small sums, atlow rates, on improved COILED WIRE SPRING problem in the development of the mate their wealth at over §1,000,000, it save that which is settled upon the basis conic-explanation : In fact any kind of Building Material, write tc farms only. world’s life. The bureau of statistics in can be safely said that there are 100,- of proved fact. Every tradition, every of the Legion of Honor, and Mme. Dieu- “ When I was, I couldn’t, and now I H E A LT H PRESERVING lafoy, the traveler, who affects mascu II. O-ASSO, COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING, C o r s et. I f your merchant does not have them, Berlin estimated in I8S7 that the steam 000 people in this city who are hungry theory, every* creed, must stand the test tin. I am, mem.”—New York Times. trill mail postpaid. Health Preserving $1.15; Short line attire, wears her rosette in the but Hip §1.15: English Sateen S1.50; Nursing §1.25; A b engines at that time at work in the for bread every day in the year. The of this investigation. Every theory of Wholesaler, Three Oaks, alien. oy BERRIEN SPRINGS. MICH. state, every notion of society, every tonhole of her coat. Sceur Rosalie was The Tapering End the Biggest. dominal §2; Young Ladies’ §1; Misses’ 85c. world represented not less than 1,000,- number o f people who sleep on hoards, SCHILLING CORSET CO.. DETROIT and CHICAGO. and who drift from house with nowhere theory of religion, must he resubmitted decorated by Napoleon HI in 1852. Old Charlie Arnold lived in Quit- 000,000 workingmen—that is to say, the to this court of last adjustment—the man and took his toddy often and steam engines at work in 1887 did more to sleep, approximates 100,000 daily. The children of this generation of paupers truth, the whole truth, nothing hut the Boston Salutes Philadelphia* took it strong. than three times the working force of truth. Philadelphia society has discovered a “Brother Arnold, ” said the preach the entire earth. Their earning capacity seem to increase with greater rapidity For the first time in the history of the new diversion. At the latest gathering er one day when Charlie was rather at that time was three times greater than the normal rate of the increase of the average population of the world. world this spirit dominates the educated of the Quaker aristocracy the events of remorseful, “why don’t you quit than the muscle power of the world. the occasion were a bonnet trimmin. HOPE. mind. Hitherto we have simply clung drinking?” The advance in the application of me contest between the gentlemen and a While the evil elements of life have to the past with passionate and blind de “Can’t,” answered Brother Arnold chanical power to the problems o f life votion. Father Ryan well expresses this whistling match between the ladies. since 18S7 has been most marvelous of thus been intensified, we take hope from laconically. the fact that the better elements of life ancient ideal: The prizes in these competitions having all. Since that time electricity has tak been awarded, a house cat was put for “Yes, hut you can. Why don’t en in large measure the place of steam are also being intensified. The heroism, Yea! Men will cling, you get you a bottle of good whisky of this life in its crying wants, its needs, "With a iovo to the last. ward as the prize to be won in a game in a thousand avenues o f life, and where And wildly fling and taper off, a little less and a little is as brilliant in its individual examples of progressive old maid. And thus Phila OO the steam wheel made one revolution Their arms round their post delphia manages to keep awake.—Boston less, till you get so you don’t need it the electric motor makes ten. If we in as at any time In the history of the As the vine that clings to the oak that foils, at all?” world. While crime and corruption and As the ivy twines round the crumbled walls; Herald. ______crease at this rate during the next gen For the dust of tho past some hearts higher “Taper the old Hick! I’ve tried eration the working force of the world, debauchery have increased in the city, prize Site Tried Closure. the army of self sacrificing men. and that often and ag’in afore now, and it will be possible to do all the work Than tho stars that flash out from the future’s A spunky Houston landlady tried the every time I tackle it that way the women who are willing to give their bright skies. closure on. her boarders the other day. necessary for the production and distri taper end gits to be tbe biggest.”—5 lives for the betterment of mankind REVISION OF THE CREEDS. After they had assembled in the sitting bution of economic goods within a few Atlanta Journal. hours of every week, if society can be daily increases. This Was in the old days. How all room for breakfast she locked up all the We have the meanest men in Hew things are being made new. A ll things rooms and then announced that there organized upon the co-operative rather Deafness Can’t Be Cured than the competitive basis. York in the world perhaps. W e also are being brought iu question. Hothing would be no breakfast, and that all bag have some o f the best men and women by local applications, as they cannot A DISTURBANCE IN EXISTING CONDITIONS. is accepted as authoritative because it is gage was held for past dues.—Exchange. in Hew York in the world. The intensi ancient. The creeds of Christendom are reach the diseased portion of the ear. It can be seen at once that it is impos There is only one way to cure deaf sible for society to receive each day this fication o f life in this century has intro all undergoing radical revision. The College by Post. duced a new element just here in onr de traditionalists may resist with all their In England the “ college by post” sys ness, and that is by constitutional CO tremendous army of wheels and levers remedies. Deafness is caused by an velopment of civilization which must in power—they fight against the stars. tem has enrolled about- 4,000 students without causing a radical disturbance inflamed condition of the mucous lin in the existing social order within the the immediate future tell as it has not The creeds of the world within the and over 200 teachers. In this organiza- in the past. tion, women of leisure volunteer to teach ing of the Euslachian Tube. When near future. Labor organizations in next generation will he fixed on facts, this tube gets inflamed you have a WOMEN WORKERS, girls who have not the means or time to their blind ignorance have fought the in not fancies. Superstition and tradition rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, The number of women that have pour are being destroyed with a rapidity that attend school, ft is all done gratnitous- BIG SLASH IN PRICES! troduction of machinery in the labor of and when it is entirely closed deafness ed their lives into the current stream of ly and by mail. Girls wishing instruc the world. But as they become educated will give the world a new religion with is the result, and unless the inflamma $150.00No. 1 Ramblers, Gom ully & Jeflrey T h es, $S7.00jAmes & Frost’s Pneumatics. - §65.00 active endeavor has been, within the last in the next 20 years, and that religion tion in any special branch write to the they will not be slow in seeing that the tion can be taken and this tube restor $150.00 No. 1 Ramblers, Greyhound Tires, $73.00 Ames & Frost’s Cushions, - - $39.00 20 years, increasing as never before in will be the Christianity of Jesus Christ head of the .system and are assigned to ed to its normal condit on, hearing work of the world can be done by ma $150.00 Model B Sylphs, Morgan & Wright tires, $72.00 $133,00 Coventry Cross Cushions, - - $44.00 chinery in a few hours when that ma the history of the human race. Accord in its simplicity* as Jesus lived it and some volunteer teacher in that branch. will be destroyed forever; nine cases ing to the report of the census of 1880, In this country the same work is car $150 00 Kemvoods, Quarrant Frame, Pneumatic The Queen Bess Pneumatic (our own goods) $78.00 chinery is harnessed by a co-operative preached it. It will ho the religion, in out of ten are caused by catarrh, which ried on by the Kings’ Daughters, under social order. there were in America among women other words, of the spirit, not the letter: is nothing but an inflamed condition Tires, - - $69.00 The Chicago Pneumatic (our own goods) - $78.00 The developments of science during who earned their daily bread ontside of The harriers of national lines and Miss Kate Bond.—London Letter. of the mucous surfaces. $150.00 Phoenix, Bidwcll Tire, - - $69.00|Noiipariels, 26 in, Ball Bearings, - - $17.00 domestic service the following numbers the past generation have been so mar prejudice have all been broken down. Dancers of the Switch. We will give One Hundred Dollars in different professions: 110 lawyers, 16a velous, that we literally live in a new The heathen world is now in vital con “Aren’t you ready yet?” for any case of Deafness (caused by ABOVE ARE ALT. NEW AND IN PERFECT CONDITION. world because of those developments. ministers, 320 authors, 588 journalists, tact with the Christian world and the Catarrh) • that we cannot cure by tak 2,061 artists, 2,136 architects, chemists, “I couldn’t find my hair.” Each day reveals new wonders. The Christian world’s civilization. ing Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for eir- pharmacists,. 2,106 stock raisers and “We’ll miss the train, Switches present rate of progress, if maintained, A hundred years ago Japan was utter n n 1« ru. f rpp. IH I C. H. SCHUB CYCLE HOUSE, ranchers, 5,145 government clerks, 2,488 ly isolated from the rest of mankind. always seem to delay traffic.”—Music F .! (’llRVF.Y a CO., Toledo, O. wjll^ive a civilization in the early part 108 &. 1 10 DEARBORN, COR. WASHINGTON- 4. 4.6 WEST-MAD1SON ST., physicians and surgeons. 13,182 profes T h e r e Was a lnw in f*wce -providing that and Drama. Id n> Di-net'sts, 75c. A<30, IJLL.