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VOL. DEI/T A, OHIO, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1899.
' H A RRIED . The Band boys received their new ficers who have served the association A t the home of the bride’s parents, suits Wednesday morning just in time durir g the past year so faithfully and to wear them to tbe K. P. pic-nic at Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lilly, south of so efficiently.'^ HIM ill IS IMltl. town, on Tuesday June 20, 1899 by Swanton. Tbey are a flne set of uni forms, blue trimmed in white. They That we appreciate the earnest ef Rev. Geo. McKay, W. F. Brainard. of John Johnson’s Swanton, and Mrs. Racbel Showers. were made at Columbus, but the boys forts of the various S. S. workers in S. T. Shaffer was in Toledo Monday. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. A. A. were measured by Mr. Hirschberg of by Light Fingered Gentry. After tbe wedding ceremony and re Meister, Pettisville. the several townships, which coupled o a l M it Clark and wife were in Detroit Delta and a finer fitting lot of suits Fulton County S. S. Association, R Y freshments the bride and groom left with the splendid work of our officers In striking a balance with his cash Sunday.. Mighty hot tbis week and no poli has not come to Delta. on a wedding tour taking in Buffalo has made the work of the past year so account, last Thursday morning, John and Niagara Falls. tics worth mentioning either. McQuillin Post G/ A. R., for probab John Teeple was over at Bradner successful, and th at we urge upon Johnson, living 1 mile west, at Hau- Baking Powder Sunday. J. D. Simpson is building a new ly the first time in its history was not Splendid Program, Crowded A t Adrian, Mich., on Wednesday front to his store at Oak Shade. represented at Department Encamp Houses and Hot Weather. every delegate present the necessity biel’s Crossing, found himself $68.25 in Rev. Gandy made a trip to Indiana June 14,1899, by Rev. Adams of the ment tbis year. The encampment of going from this convention to their the hole, so to speak. Made from pure this week. M. E. church of that city, Mr. Frank One of the curiosities of the W hit was held at Youngstown tbis week respective fields of labor with the Mr. Johnson and daughter had come Shumaker of the firm of Geer & Shu ney parade, Friday, was a six-horned- and Mr. Frank Briggs, delegate, bad cream of tartar. C. L. Reed and family have moved maker, and Miss Jessie Grandy, one band. The Best Convention of Tbei earnest purpose and determination iwn to church Wednesday evening to Swanton. all plans made to go, but a turn of of the excellent corps of teachers in A large party of Pettisvillians re circumstances at tbe very last hin AU. put forth every effort, th at with God’s leaving Mrs. Johnson at home, alone. Esq. Krauss of Pettisville was in the Delta scbools. The bride and cently spent a week fishing up in dered his going, and it was too late to To attempt to give a report in de help the standard of Sunday school Becoming weary she laid down on tbe Safeguards the food town Saturday. groom are among the very best of Del Mich. make other arrangements. ta’s young people and have the best tail of a two-day convention of Fulton work may be raised still higher. bed and dropped asleep. While sleep R. S. Woodring of Metamora was against alum* wisbes of hosts of friends. Fayette, Archbold and Lyons will L. J. Danis advertising agent for county Sunday school workers would to Tbat we take pleasure in tbe fact ing, some one entered the bouse and in town Monday. each celebrate tbe 4th. W hat about Baxter’s Mandrake Bitters, Henry, & Ice Cream Social. the unsnitiated no doubt seem a very that every township in the county bas stole a pocket book containing 168.25 A. L. Zimmerman and wife were in Swanton ? Johnson’s Arnica and oil liniment, and Downs’ elixir made this office a small undertaking, but the average been represented in tbfl convention, in cash and numerous papers. The A lum hairing powders are the greatest Toledo yesterday * The Ladies Aid Society of Popple Hank and Jack went over to Detroit menacen to health of the present day. „ . ... Grove church will give an ice crean pleasant call on bis annual round last newspaper man sees it in a very differ and that we extend our hearty thanks pocket book had been secreted in the Mrs. Fred Quiggle is visiting ifi social at the bome of Will E. McQuil Sunday and took in tbe sights of that week. Th§ territory cared for by Mr. ent light. In the matter of Sunday to Bro. L B. Lake of Toledo, Rev. W. closet, under a roll of carpet and must ROYAL BAKING POWOEB CO., NEW YOBK. Findlay this week. city awheel. lin on Saturday evening, J une 24th Danis comprises tbe state of Michigan F. McMillen of Chicago, and to all have been secured by someone fairly The evening will be enlivened by rec A tty’s G. A. Everett, of Delta, and and portions of Ohio, Indiana and schools Fulton county is fully alive Mrs. A. R. Smith is visiting friends others who have labored so earnestly well acquainted witb tbe premises. Persons who left dishes at the recep at Ypsillanti, Mich. itations, vocal and instrumental mu Frank Ham, Wauseon, bave gone to Illinois, and be visits every town once and fully organized. There are in the tion for the Co. G boys, can tiiid them sic. Prof. Seidle and wife will be Iowa on business. a year, making advertising contracts, county 75 well organized and good to make tbis cenventiou interesting at Mrs. Dr. Wilkins’ home. Please Henry Snyder and wife went down present and render some choice selec and looking after sales. These reme and profitable. Jh to tbe city yesterday. Tbe next encampment of G. A. R working schools of which 12 are call and tret them. tions. Everybody invited to come dies are standard aud well known to That in the removal from this of Ohio, will be held at Findlay. our people. York township and 11 in Clinton. PltUtmsj 8. >. Ptent Mrs. Jno. Sines of Delphi, Ind is vis Then we can all go earthly field to the higher life of Bro. July .frd aud 4th the Lake Shore Ry. iting friends in this vieinity. To Onr Correspondent*. The convention commenced on will sell reduced rate tickets, good re Did you ever notice what pleasure A. L. S tough, late musical director of We would prefer to have our cor- Isaac Pontious who lives over on many ladies take in the culture of Tuesday eveoiog with a grand con turning until July 5th. 4-2. Mrs Frank Shumaker visited with respon ents use the initials or first Turkeyfoot was in town yesterday. the Lucas county S. S. assaciatioo. In Howard s Grove July 4. friends in Michigan last week. flowers? Mrs. Dr. Teeple on John cert of fifty voices led by Prof. Corbin, name of tbe husbands of married la Rode over on his wheel. street finds great pleasure in caring In his death the Sunday school work dies instead of their own-first names. and with Miss Florence Pratt as pian Bay a Cleveland Harry Gandy left for B ayette Mon J no. Rex a member of the old 130th for her pretty flowery pets. This ers of Fulton county have lost a warm Otber Townships Invited to At Dif'vt'lA I °" the market, sold by' day to take a teacher’s review course. As a rule that would be better and ist. O liy ilC I G. D. Brown, Seward, O. O. V. I. is suffering with dropsy at week she showed us a beautiful cac friend and helper, and we extend to tend. ’ more people would know who the item his home in south Pike. tus on which was a number of large On Wednesday, after morning de Floyd Clizbe of Chicago is the guest refers to. the association of Lucas county our The Sunday schools of Pike and ad-, of his grand-parents, Dr. and Mrs. and beautiful flowers. This plant sbe votions, an address of greeting was de The furnaces in the school house has kept for a number of years and heartfelt sympathy. joining townships will celebrate the KILL THE Odell. WILL, VOil ? have just been repaired and are now livered by Rev. W. A. Brundige of feels that the few days it is in bloom Tbat we most heartily approve of 4th in the good old way, by a complete Miss Edna Shaffer is the guest of I f you bave a neighbor who is not a said to be as good as new. the Disciple church Delta, which was CHICKEN LICE_^» out of the entire year pays ber for all the S. S. gauge presented by Bro. program given by the several scbools, Mrs W. H. Dillman, Bryan for three regular subscriber to the A t l a s will her trouble. followed by the president’s address by Tuat’s the only way to make you kindly show bim this paper or A Fulton county man, Alex Matti- by games and by various kinds of at Poultry Raising profitable weeks. son, f jrmerly of Wauseon, is comman Last Friday evening Mrs. Robert L. D. Boyer. Reports were tben maie Lake and recommend tbat it be adopt speak to him about it. Besides all ed by tbis association for use in the tractions. There will be a talented Mrs. W ill Webber and son Harry der of the G. A. R. of Georgia. Fowler invited a number of friends to by secretary, Miss Jennie L. Gray, of Lartibert’s Death to Lice Does It the news we have been able to gather speaker present, and best, of all, each visited with Wauseon relatives, yes up around the county it contains spec ber pretty bome on Adrian street to Sunday schools of the county. That I’ve used it und know. Paul Zeltner, the Wood county mur enjoy with her the annual bloom in? Wauseon; treasurer, H. L. Miles of terday. ial news letters from Lyons, Pike derer, not having a trade, was put to we extend our thanks to the people of one will bring plenty to eat. Parents Thoroughbred White Wyandotte Eggs for of a N ight Blooming Cereus. I t is a Delta; superintendent of normal work go \jith your family (to Howard’s hatching for sale now. Mrs. G. R. Whitehorne and son township, Metamora, Utah, Colton, work in the foundry at the pen. beautiful flower with a fragrant odor Delta for their most cordial welcome Plattston, Swanton, Emerlings, Lib Miss Nettie Brindley of Swanton, Hugh are visiting witb Toledo We now serve notice on all the oth most pleasing to the smell but its to their fair city and their homes, for Grove and enjoy a good moral time friends. erty Center, Spencer, Ai, Batdorf, Supt. of home department, James W . B. Ganiard, Delta, 0 er towns around us that Delta will greatest charm is in the fact tbat it tbe pleasure, comfort and pleasant and rest. W. B M c C la rre n . Winameg, Siney, and Taylor. blooms only at night. Y et many la Schlappi, Delta, and musical director, Chas. Coe of Toledo, is spending the celebrate next year, July 4 ,1900. memories which their hospitality bas To the Public. week with Swan Creek and Delta Tbe K. X*. at Swanton. dies feel amply paid for the care they D. E. Corbin, Delta. Rev. Coate has sold his property at require. bestowed upon us. Wm. Shroder on account of afflic The Second Invoice friends. The regular annual pic-nic of Ful Wauseon, gone to Missouri and em Rev. W. F. McMillen of Chicago took up the Sunday school lesson for Thatw e especially thank the pastor tion and misfortune is In a state of of Ladies Muslin Underwear just re Mrs. Ward of Fayette, is visiting ton Co. K. P’s took place at Swanton barked in the telephone business. Monday morning we were a victim need for the necessary support of him at her father, J W. McQuillin’s north Wednesday. A very fair sized audi of a complete surprise party. There the following Sunday and resolved the and "people of the Presbyterian cburch, ceived. We now have Tbe new post-office, Advance, west the reception and entertainment com self and family. He is unable to work of town. ence was present and Swanton made was but one in tbe party, our old whole audience into one immense at manual labor,' and therefore asks 25 different styles Gauze Vests tbe boys .feel at home. Delta lodge of Ottokee will soon begin business, friend H. C. Retan, of Weston Mich., 25 different Styles Corset Covers Vern Palmer has accepted a posi receiving its mail from Oak Shade. class. mittees, the musical director and mu the public to aid him in money, cloth was nearly all there. A tt’y. O. O. —but he is a whole township when it sicians for their earnest efforts and ing or provision. In this public way 25 different Styles Skirts tion with W. L. Milnor, druggist at Rolph represented Delta lodge among comes to good comradeship. H. C. After dinner Mrs. P. B. Stratton of 25 different styles Gowns. Fayette. Immense damage bas been done be returns thanks to the good people the speakers and did it well. through southern Richland and Ash enlisted in the 16th Mich in ’61, was Bowling Green, Supt. of primary work splendid success in making tbis ses Our low Cash prices and the quality sion of our association so thoroughly of Delta for past kindness and prays G. F. Planson of Waus*on ran up His speech was short, land counties this week by heavy in tbe battles at Yorktown, Hanover in Wood county organized a class of them to still remember himself and of the goods are what sell them. here on his wheel Wednesday after Ana also full of wit; rains. Court House, Gaines’ Mill, etc. A t enjoyable and profitable. He knew Just what to say, little folks and gave a practical aad family in tbis hour of need. HULL MERCANTILE CO. his mail. And knew just when to quit. the latter place he was shot through The enrollment was as follows: W. S. G a n d y , U . B. Pastor. The Investigators will meet Tues the right arm and after lying on tbe interesting idea of primary teaching. Mrs. Anna Thrapp, of Avilla, Ind., The Delta Band was there and suc day evening June 27th with Mrs. J. M. From Delta 246, outside of Delta A . L . GUTHRIE, battle field 29 hours, bad his arm am How best to bold the attention of is here visiting ber father, Geo. Cot- ceeded in blowing themselves into Longnecker. Lessons 10, 11, and 12: putated. Was then taken prisoner 195, total 441. Number of pastors ' Probate Notice. tingham. fine favor with everybody present. Book 10. scholars of the intermediate grade, and after 16 days started towards present, 12; superintendents, 23; teach Notice Is hereby given, that Mary A. Har Miss Daisy Winch of Toledo was in was ably discussed by J. L. Pike of mon, Administrator of Daniel Osier, has filed Contractor and Bnilder! ’Tentlon Battalllon. Milo Lutton is a great story teller, Richmond. He was a prisoner 32 days ers, 82; other officers 16; scholars, 252: town over Sunday, guest of Miss E th and was exchanged and afterwards Fayette, and Rev. F. W. Stanton gave her 2nd partial account for settlement. Tbe Plans and Estimates furnished on A t next regular meeting of McQuil- but when it comes to telling about hearing of said account is set for tbe 17th short notice. el Brown. discharged. Here is a peculiar chain unclassified 56. day of July, 1899, at 9 o'clock a. m. lin Post, G. A. R., Wednesday even cows being in the tree tops eating an excellent talk on How to teacb I have also TOLEDO BRICK, first quality Miss Olllie Brattin is visiting her buds, well! of circumstances in his army life; he THOS. F. HAM. on hand. 44tf ing June 28, tbe post will be opened temperance. Miss Francis Pratt acted as accom Probate Judge. sister Mrs. Jennie E lliott at York enlisted on Friday, started to the war Fulton County, Ohio, Probate Court. Center, Ind. early and any necessary business tran About fifteen couples went down to on a Friday, was wounded on Friday, Next came a Superintendent’s con panist throughout tbe sessions. sacted after which, at 8:30 o’clock tbe W ill Galloway’s Thursday night of aParsols aand mm | I Fans, • • ' j**“ IUI TV Cel LU " Ernest Briggs arrived in town early taken prisoner on Friday, went into ference conducted by Rev. McMillen, Delta is a first-class convention Beduced Bates for 4th July. Post room will be opened and the boys last week to assist in dedicating their Richmond on Friday, was exchanged Lace and Mull Ties weather. Saturday morning from the Armour of Co. G, of the -6 th, and the W. R. C., new house. and tbe appointment of committees. town. For tbe 4th of Judy the Lake Institute^ Chicago. and as many others as can be pres on Friday and started home on Fri In the evening after a service of Shore & Michigan Southern Ry. w ill' H U L L ’S have them. Remember Swan Creekers are already making day. The “Open door” was a great bjon sell tickets at reduced rates, July 3rd CASH PRICES are low. Mr. an
noticed it. The woman saw her pretty op* I goat yields on an average four pounds “FIQHTINQ QUAKERS'* nament as it dropped from her arm—saw, of mohair at a shearing, the product and remembered Mrs. Linley’s gift. Certain Members of the Peaceful Sect ITTnnTi^ Cold and pale-^-with horror of herself selling for from 32c to 37c a pound. C. that Took Op Arms. contfcssed in the action, simple as it ws(s— P. Bailey of San Jose, sold last year a At the first celebration in Philadel she drew back from him in dead silence. trifle more than $8,000 worth of mo phia of our national holiday, July 4, He was astounded. In tones that trem hair from his flock. 1777, the mob at night smashed the bled with agitation, he said to her: “Are svindows of tbe Quakers. “The town you ill?” Foys on tbe Farm. illuminated, and a great number of “Shameless and wicked,” she answered. Lots of boys are driven from the windows broken on ye Anniversary of “Not ill.” She pointed to the bracelet on farm by the treatment they receive Independence and Freedom,” writes a the grass. “Take it up, I am not fit to there. You can not work a boy from touch it. Look on the inner side.” Quakeress of that day In her diary. ten to fourteen hours a day, begrudg The Quakers had with difficulty, dur He remembered the inscription: “To ing him a day off and depriving him of Poisonous W all Paper. Regarding Your Roads. Sydney Westerfield, with Catherine Lin Atnericnn Ginseng. ing the rumblings and hearings of the an opportunity to make a little money, The announcement of Dr. E. M. They are bad for the doctor and ia ley’s love.” His head sank on his breast; For growing ginseng from seed, pre ipproaching revolution, stood by their many cases bad for the patients, CO LI and have a little fun on his own ac Chamot, of the chemical department of many he understood her at last. “You despise pare beds from three to four feet wide peace principles, and the mob had re of whom have died either because count, and then expect that he Is go Cornell University, tbat nearly all wall tbe me,” he said; “and I deserve it.” and any length desired, raised a few lented their attitude. But there were doctor couldn't come at all or arrived “No; I despise myself. I have lived inches above tbe surface. A good way ing to stay on the farm. Boys are not paper sold at the present time contains Friends who revolted against maintain CHAPTER X. noise. His mind, oppressed all through among vile people; and I am vile like built that way. But if you treat them arsenical poisons, some of them in too late. They are bad for tbe school the evening, was as ill at ease as ever. to form the outline of the bed is to set ing a passive part, a^d insisted that it children, many of whom often are com In the autumn holiday time friends in them.” up boards six inches wide, held in place right, encourage their originality and large quantities, casts a shadow over was the duty of every man to defend !he south, who happened to be visiting Lingering, wakeful, and irritable in the She moved away a few steps witb a the spirits of the housekeeper who has pelled to remain at bome during cer corridor, he stopped at the open door, by stakes. Fill with rich soil, and mix foster tbeir development and the do 5is country against oppression. Scotland, wereJnvited to stop at Mount heavy sigh. “Kitty,” she said to herself. ing of things for themselves, the aver just had her rooms repapered. What tain seasons of the year on account of and admired the peaceful beauty of the “Poor little Kitty!” all the humus (decayed vegetable mat These were called “Apostates” by Morven on their way to the Highlands; age boy is level-headed enough to real renders the blow still more severe Is the mud in the roads. They are bad ipd were accustomed to meet the neigh garden. He followed her. “Why are you think ter) you can get with It. Well-rotted {heir non-resisting brethren; but they for the good people who,would go The sleepy servant, appointed to attend ize the advantages offered by rural the assertion that there is no basis for aamel themselves “Free Quakers,” and to bors of the Linleys at dinner on their ar ing of the child,” he asked, “at such a horse manure may be used to good ad church on Sundays. They are bad toe in the smoking room, asked if he should life. Some fathers make the mistake the popular belief that green paper the “world’s people” called them rival. The time for this yearly festival time as this?” vantage in the preparation of the bed. funerals and for weddings. They close the door. Linley answered: “Go to She replied without returning or look of trying to drive boys instead of work contains tbe most arsenic. Dr. Cha- “Figtting Quakers.” Lydia Darragh, are and now come round again; the guests Plant the seed In drills, *six Inches bad for parties and entertainments. Were in the house; and Mr. and Mrs. Lin- bed and leave it to me.” Still lingering ing round; distrust of herself had inspired ing with them, or fail to recognize the mcC’s investigations were prompted as who wrought to Washington’s camp at the top of the steps, he was tempted apart and four Inches apart in the They are, of course, bad for horses jey were occupied in making their ar ber with terror of Linley from tbe time rapidity with which a bright boy gains a result of the several cases of arseni news of the English army’s Intended and by the refreshing coolness of the air. He drills, covering one Inch deep. After wagons and drivers who are rangements tor the dinner party. when the bracelet bad dropped on the knowledge and experience between 12 cal poisoning which were said to hare ittac c, and Elizabeth Ross, who made not re took the key out of the lock; secured the grass. the seed Is planted cover tbe bed with sponsible for them; but they are just • Sydney’s agitation at the prospect of door after he had passed through it; put a two or three inch coat of leaves, and 20, and how quickly he may know been caused by contact with paper- ;he first flag carried by the American paeeting the ladies in the drawing room “I can make but one atonement,” she the thing for those who are opposed to the key in his pocket, and went down into said. “We must see each other no more. straw or anything tbat will keep the more or bave better judgment in some covered walls, the most severe one be irmy were both Free Quakers. Agnes added a charm of its own to the flash on ing traced to red wall paper. good roads. A road cannot be too rutty ger face. Shyly following, instead of the garden. I must say good-by to Kitty—I must go. ground moist. When the plants begin matters than his father. The parents Repp ler, in ber “Philadelphia,” tells a Help me to submit to my hard lot—I must are quite as often at fault as the boys story illustrative of tbe feelings caused or muddy or sandy for the punishment reading her little companion into the room, to come up in the spring the bed should of those who oppose good roads. Of CHAPTER XI. go.” be shaded from the direct rays of the in those cases where the complaint Milk Sieve Easy to Clean. oy tb » division of sentiment «he presented such a charming appear A milk sieve, the bottom of which course they are bad for farmers' pocket* ance of youth and beauty that the ladies With slow steps Liniey “crossed the “I must ask you to submit to a sacrifice sun by means of a frame placed over comes that the boys won’t stay on the A vealthy Friend, meeting one of the paused in their talk to look at ber. Some lawn; his mind gloomily absorbed in of your own feelings,” he began. “When farm.—Journal of Agriculture. can be removed for the purpose of A.pos ates girt with a sword, said to books and bank accounts. There Is no thoughts which had never before troubled few admired Kitty’s governess with gen I kept away from you in the drawing room cleaning, was patented a short time aim, “Why, wbat Is this with which material evil from which farmers are erous interest; the greater number doubt his easy nature; thoughts heavily laden last night—when my strange conduct ago by Carl Thiel, of suffering to-day so ruinous to theic with a burden of self-reproach. Linley For Ivy Poisoning. thou bast bedecked thyself? Sorely, ed Mrs. Linley’s prudence in engaging a made you fear that you had offended me A very common source of poison in Lubeck. The sieve financial interests as bad roads.— entered the shrubbery, because it happen —I was trying to remember what I owed not a rapier!” lirt so very pretty and so very young. some localities is Rhus toxicodendron, part can be readily Rochester (N. Y.) Democrat When the gentlemen came in from tte ed to be nearest to hitn. to my good wife.* I have been thinking “Yt s,” was the stanch reply, “for ' Ttte instant afterward he was startled locally known as “mercury” or “poison interchanged, a n d dinner table, Sydney was compos* i of her again. We must spare her a dis Liberty or Death." Is now the watch Plan for Street-Cleaning. * enough to admire the brilliant scene, aid by the appearance of a figure emerging covery too terrible to be endured, while ivy.” I t is a trifoliate, glossy-leaved the same sieve can word of every one who means to defend into the moonlight from the further end Wingate P. Sargent of Melrose. j to wonder again, as she had wondered al her attention is claimed by the guests who vine, much given to climbing over old also be used for oth aims slf and his property.” Mass., offers a plan for keeping the of the shrubbery, and rapidly approach are now in the house. In a week’s time trees and rail fences, to which it clings ready, what Mr. Linley would say to t er er purposes there “Ah!” exclaimed the serene Friend, streets of his town la repair. He would ing him. they will leave us. Will you consent to tightly. Some persons are so suscepti fore by introducing new dress. had not expected such high feelings give to each person employed a certain He looked at her with a momentary f ;r- “Who is out so late?” he asked. keep up appearances? Will you live with ble to its noxious qualities as to be poi a plate with larger A cry of alarm answered him. The fig us as usual, until we are left by our in th<>e. Thy mind has become as fierce portion of street to keep in order, witb ror of interest and admiration wh ch soned by the slightest touch, or even m ilk sieve. . holes. A ring of ure stood still for . a moment, and then selves?” as tb ? sword. As to property, I thought all needful tools, wheelbarrow, shovel, made-Sydney gratefully and guiltlessly at by passing very near the vines when spring steel bolds the sieve plate in po had none, and as to thy liberty, I tached to him, tremble with pleasure; he turned back as if to escape him by flight. “It shall be done, Mr. Linley. I only :hee hoe, rake, etc. Each man should be “Don’t be frightened/^e said. “Surely ask one favor of you. My worst enemy wet with dew. The parts affected are sition, and it is but a moment’s work ■.houfht thee already enjoyed it through even stepped forward as if to appro ich very red, sometimes swollen badly, and required to keep all gutters clean, re ber, checked himself, and went back again you know my voice ?” is my own miserable, wicked heart. Oh, to take out the spring and the .sieve by tbe kindness of thy creditors.” The figure stood still again. He showed don’t you understand me? I am ashamed accompanied by most intense itching pressing an the two hooks “bent up move protruding and rolling stones^ Bimong his guests. The one neglected per Tht; Friend alluded to the man’s in- fill all holes with crushed rock or himself in the moonlight, and discovered to look at you.” 3 and burning, especially when exercis ward, as shown In the cut. For medic ibility to pay bis debts, for which he son whom he never even looked at again, —Sydney Westerfield. gravel and also to fill in around man was the poor girl to whom his approval* Not a word more passed between them ing or near artificial heat. A certain inal use this sieve Is invaluable, and It was iable to be cast Into Jail. “You!” he exclaimqd- until the unbarring of doors was heard remedy is made by dissolving a hand holes, making bis allotted portion ef was the breath of her life. She trembled; the words in which she in the stillness of the morning, and the Is also manufactured with double and Nef-rly a century afterward the old Friendly Mrs. MaeEd'tvin touched her ful of quick lime in a pint of cold water. filtering sieves. street smooth, safe and free from ob answered him were words in fragments. smoke began to rise from tbe kitchen jomtatlve instinct again brought the structions. All debris should be gath arm. “My dear, you are losing your pret “The garden was so quiet and pretty— Bathe the parts often, and after a very Fighing Quakers to the front. Hun- chimney. Then he returned and spoke to Sugar as Food. ered In piles, and the amount to be re ty color. , Are you overcome by the heat? I thought there would be no harm—please her. ^ few applications they will be quite iredf of Free Quakers marched against Shall I take yon into the next room?’ DIVISIBLE GINSENG BOOT. A lump of sugar represents about as moved in each section reported every let me go back—I’m afraid I shall be shut “You can get; back into the house,” he well. / the foes who strove to break up the % Sydney expressed her sincere sense of much nutriment as an ounce of potato, night at headquarters together out——” said. “Go up w the front stairs, and you It, on which straw or brush may be Unioa. One of them, a descendant of a with the lady’s kindness. Her commonplace Watering Plants. but while the potato will be eaten only She tried to pass him. “My poor child,” will not meet the servants at this early thrown. The seed should always be Figh ing Quaker of the revolution, be amount of gravel or crushed rock need excuse was a true excuse—she had a head Where it is necessary to water large because hunger prompts, tbe sugar, he said, “what is there to be brightened hour. If they do see you, you have your kept moist, as they will not germinate ing too old for active service, equipped ed for filling. The work should be con ache; and she asked leave to retire to her about? I have been tempted out by the cloak on; they will think you have been numbers" of plants, or put liquid ma because of its taste, may be taken room. after they once become thoroughly dry. x company ot soldiers at bis own ex tinued through the year, excepting lovely night, like you. Take my arm. It in the garden earlier than usual. As you nure upon them, the contrivance shown when the appetite has been fully sat winter months, and, being continuous, Approaching the door, there she found pass the upper door draw back the bolts pense and presented them to the State. herself face to face with Mr. Linley. He is so close in here among the trees. If Buyinc a Horse. in the cut, which is reproduced from isfied. leaves would be cared for in the fall, we go back- to tbe lawn, the air will come quietly, and I can let myself in.” If you want to buy a horse, take no the American Agriculturist, can well On a tablet Inserted in the wall of the had just been giving, directions to one of Sugar is a useful and valuable food. aew meeting house built by the Free so that none would be left to decay to you freely.” She bent her head in silence. He looked man’s word for it. lo u r eye is your be used. A barrel of the water, or the servants, and was re-entering the after her as she hastened away from him It must, however, be remembered th it during the winter. Nothing helps drawing room. 8be stopped, trembling and She took his arm; he could feel her market. Don’t buy a horse in harness. liquid, Is placed in a cart and driven Quakers, to which Washington and heart throbbing against it. Kindly silent, over the lawn; conscious of admiring her, It is a concentrated food, and there Franklin gave liberal aid, are cut these beautify a town so much as ‘ cleaa cold; but, in the very intensity of her conscious of more than be dared realize Unhitch him and take everything off alongside the rows. A man walks for^ should be eaten in moderate quan streets free from dead leaves, untidy; wretchedness, she found courage enough he led her back to the open space. Some four lines: garden chairs .were placed here and there; to himself. With his sense of the duty he but the baiter and lead bim around. If alongside and directs the stream from tities. Further, like other concentrated grass, loose stones, etc. One or two to speak to him. owed to bis wife penitently present to his he has any failing you can see it. Let the rubber tube upon each plant In suc By General Subscription “You seem to avoid me, Mr. Linley,” he suggested that she sbould rest for foods, sugar seems best fitted for as- For the Free Quakers. hundred dollars might be paid in pre awhile. mind, the memory of that fatal kiss still him go away by himself, and if cession. The liquid flows of itself from she began, speaking with an air of formal similiation by the body when supplied Erected A. D. 1783. miums for best-kept sections.—L. A. “I ’m afraid I shall be shut out,” she left its vivid impression on him. “What walks right into anything you know respect, and keeping her eyes on the the barrel, because the tube acts as a with other materials which dilute it or Of the Empire a W. Bulletin. repeated. “Pray let me go back.” a scoundrel I am!” he said to himself as be is blind. No matter how clear and ground. “I hope—’’ she hesitated, and he stood alone in the summer house, look give it the necessary bulk. Tb-? word “Empire” has puzzled good He yielded at once to the wish that she bright his eyes are, he can’t see any Wide Tires for Business Reasons. desperately looked at him—“I hope I ing at tbe chair which she had just left. republicans. A member of tbe first con haven’t done anything to offend you?” expressed. “You mast let me take yon more than a bat. Back him, too. Some To Can Asparagus. No one has'ever accused the Standard back,” be explained. “They arc all asleep gregation, being asked why it was used, In her knowledge of him, up to that horses show their weakness or tricks Wash the spears and scrape off any Oil Company of lacking business at the house by this time. No! no! don’t v CHAPTER XII. laid, “I tell thee, Friend, it 16 because miserable evening, he constantly spoke to in that way when theyey don’t In any tough outer scales, cut to the length of sagacity—in fact it has even been in be frightened again. I have got the key On the evening of Monday in the new *ur country Is destined to be the great her with a smile. She had never yet seen other. But be as smartart as you can, a fruit Jar; pack the Jar closely, fill timated that this great corporation ia him so serious and so inattentive as he of the door. The moment I have opened week, tbe last of the visitors had left ?mpire over all the world.” Present extremely interested in its own wel it, yon shall go in by yourself.” Mount Morven. you’ll get stuck sometimes,lines. Even the with cold water, add a little salt, and was now. His eyes, wandering round the iventg recall attention to that cut w’ord fare—hence the added force of the fact room, rested On Mrs. Linley—brilliant and She looked at him gratefully. “You are The next day was Kitty’s birthday, and experts get stuck. A horse may look put the lid on loosely. Place the jar in not offended with me now, Mr. Linley,” “Empire” and to the Quaker’s senti tbat nearly all their wagons are pro beautiful, And laughing gayly. Why was while they were all in the breakfast room ever so nice and go a great pace and hot water reaching to the brim and boil ment. he looking at his wife with plain signs of she said. “You are like your kind self presenting their gifts to the child Linley yet have fits. There isn’tsn't a man who for three hours, adding enough hot wat vided with wide tires. We do not at embarrassmentin his face? Sydney pite again.” took occasion to whisper to Sydney: could tell it until something happens. er to that in the jars to keep tbem full; SOME COSTLY CAKES. this moment have tite exact figures, bnt ously persisted in repeating her innocent They ascended the steps which led to “Meet me iu tbe shrubbery in hall an Or, he may have a weak back. Give him the number of StaOTard Oil wagons ia the door. Linley took the key from his close the lids tightly and put in cool, question: “I hope I haven’t done anything hour.” the whip and off he goes for a mile or dry, dark place. Asparagus freshly cut Those Used for Weddings aad Similar upwards of twenty thousand. pocket. It acted perfectly in drawing Incapable of bearing what passed be Occasions Sometimes Expensive. to offend you?” two, then all of a sudden he stops in and in good condition should be used “My dear child, it is impossible tbat you back the lock; but the door, when he push tween tbem, Mrs. Presty could see that a Four thousand five hundred dollars ed it, resisted bim. He put his shoulder the road. After a rest he starts again, only. To prepare for the table pour off OLD-TIME DOCTORS. should offend me; you have misunderstood secret understanding united her son-in- was the cost as given by the Chicago and mistaken me. Don’t suppose—pray against it, and exerted his strength help law and the governess. She beckoned but soon stops for good, and nothing Pelling Water in Crops. the water and either place the aspara ed by his weight. The door remained im “As cheap and free as water” Is the Sew. i, of the cake provided at the wed- There Was Little Real Healing V iw don’t suppose that I am changed or can Randal to join her at the further end of but a derrick can start him.—Southern gus in boiling water for a few minutes tne 1a All Their Medicaments. ever be changed toward you.” He em movable. the room. Stock Farm. old proverb, and it holds good in all the iing of John Jacob Astor to Miss W ili or put the open can in boiling water un The Dutch West India Company* phasized the kind intention which these Had one of the servants—sitting up “I want you to do me a favor,” she be Eastern portion of the country, and es til hot. ng, of Philadelphia. words revealed by giving her his hand. later than usual after the party, and not gan. “Observe Miss JVesterfield and your Fob Chicken House. Th ? Princess Beatrice’s wedding cake which colonized the island of Manhat I enclose the plan of chicken coop I pecially in New England, whose But the next moment he drew back. aware that Mr. Liniey had gone into the brother. Look at them now.” streams, finding their source In the Making Hominy. was worth $1,500. It weighed S00 tan, enjoined upon tbe colonists to sup garden—noticed the door, and carefully built of logs. In building the roof that Select good ears of corn, shell off by port a minister and a schoolmaster, There was no disguising it, he drew back Randal obeyed. “Wbat is there to look mountains of New Hampshire and poucds, was 9 feet high and 5 feet and as if he washed to get away from her.1 fastened the bolts on the inner side? That at?” he inquired. way I sawed lumber and shingles. I hand the best grains, and clean careful also to appoint Zleckentroosters (com was exactly what had happened. Vermont, water the whole surface to irouad. Six months it took for mod She noticed that his lips were firmly clos “They are talking confidentially; talk cut all logs exactly the required length. ly. Dust and chaff must be removed by eling the ornaments, among which forters of the sick). Sometimes tbe ed and his eyebrows knitted in a frown; “Can’t we make them hear us?” asked ing so that Mrs. Linley can’t bear them. the Atlantic Ocean or to Long Island The average size was about 7 Inches in blowing. Then put the corn in a kettle were 1,800 sprays of sugared leaves of offices of pedagogue and “comforter" he looked like a man who was forcing Sydney. Look again. diameter. I did all the work alone. Sound. If more of this water were “Quite impossible. Besides—” He was of cold water and add two teaspoonfuls ivy, roses, clematis, honeysuckle and were united in one person, be being himself to submit to some hard necessity Randal fixed his eyes on Mrs. Presty, First lay the sill logs and toenail on the saved to irrigate cultivated crops, it of lye. When it begins to boll stir oc “pious, well-qualified and diligent" that he hated or fearedX about to remind her of the evil construc with an expression which showed his dis would be better. Then their growth jthe • plants. It was made in the royal Sydney left the room Tin despair. He tion which might be placed on their ap like of that lady a little too plainly. A corner, making the logs 2 by 4 by 8 casionally. and remove when the skin kitchen, and was sent to Osborne in a Usually the comforter of the sick wee pearance together, returning from the gar would not be cut short by drought. comes off easily from the grains. Rub a safer attendant than the doctor ot had denied in the plainest and kindest few moments later all except Mrs. Presty Eighty per cent, of the potato Is water, spec al van, twelve men lifting i t terms that he was changed toward her. den at an advanced hour of the night; but and Randal went fnto the garden. the grains in the hands in cold water those days, whose conception of die* her innocence pleaded with him to be si and in beets, turnips and onions the T ie wedding cake provided on the Was that not enough? It was nothing “My daughter’s married life is a wreck,” until the tips and busks have been re mar 1age of the Princess Louise with ease and remedies was a confused the like enough. The facts were there to lent. He only said, “You forget tbat we she burst out, pointing theatrically to the proportion of water is greater than ory of humors, sympathetic* and antag moved. Then rinse out carefully, and the Duke of Fife was also made by H>eak for themselves; he was an altered all sleep at the top of our old castle. There door by which Linley and Sydney Wester this. These are, therefore, the most boll In fresh water ten to fifteen min onistic*. man; anxiety, sorrow, remorse—one or is no biocker to the door, and no bell that field bad retired. “And Catherine has profitable crops, for they do not ex the Queen’s own confectioner; lt rings upstairs. Come to the summer house. utes. Then drain, and cook again in “The whole ground of physic,” say* the other seemed to have got possession of the vile creature whom your brother pick haust the soil of Its mineral fertility, weirbed 136 pounds and was nearly 6 a medical authority of 1657, “is compre him. Judging by Mrs. Linley’s gayety of In an hour or two more we shall see the new water, and add pepper and salt ed up in London to- thank for it! Now as do grain crops, besides selling for feet high. hended In these two words, sympathy manner, his wife coutd not possibly have sun rise.” do you understand me?” When tender It is ready for the table. much more per acre than any grain A leading firm made an enormous and antipathy. The one cures by been taken into his confidence. As a mark of respect on ber part, she “Less than ever,” Randal' answered, ;akt for presentation to Queen Vlc- offered the armchair to him; it was the crop ever does.—American Cultivator. Canned Rhubarb. strengthening tbe parts of the body af ” What did it mean? Oh, the useless, “unless you have takeh leave of your torb. on the occasion of ber Jubilee. It hopeless question! .And yet. again and one comfortable seat in the neglected senses.” Select young pinkish stalks, wash flicted, the other by resisting tbe mat* measured 9 feet 6 Inches around, 10 again she asked herself: What did it place. He insisted that ahe should take They were both now sitting with their Uses for Borax, and cut, but do not peel, add a small ady afflicting.” ' mean? it; and searching the summer house, found backs turned to the entrance from tbe li Some of tbe most common articles are amount of cold water (not nearly feet high and weighed over a quarter Certain simples and compounds, wittt The dinner party came to an end; the a wooden stool for himself. “What should brary to the drawing room. the most useful ones. One of the most enough to cover), and boil up quickly, 'of e ton. without any ornaments. A a few mineral remedies, were made I have done,” she wondered, “if I had tqf neighbors had taken their departure, and “I won’t trouble you with my own Im common is borax, and tbe uses to whlc£ sweetening to taste, and seal while hot. ;akn sent to Dr. Behrend by the con Into unguents, plasters, liniments, pills, the ladies at Biount Morven had retired been shut out of the house by myself?” pressions,” Mrs. Presty went on; “I will lt may be put are many and various. Many can it unsweetened, but it Is far gregation in Brooklyn upon his SOtb boluses and decoctions. Armed witb for the night. Her eyes rested on bim timidly; there was SUBSTANTIA I. I'OTJI.TRY HOUSE. some thought in her which she shrank be careful only to mention w.hat I have Its cheapness brings it within reach of safer to use the sugar. This makes blrtiday was a valuable one, for the tbese, and with herbs gathered at cer On the way to her room Mrs. Presty seen and beard. -If you refuse to believe us all, and its practical utility makes lt knocked at her daughter’s door. “I want from expressing. She only said: “I wish feet and 2 by 6 by 8 feet. Spike these excellent winter pies, and is keenly rel top was ornamented with gold coins. tain phases of the moon or conjunctione to speak to you, Catherine,” she said. “I I knew how to be worthy of your kind me I refer you to the guilty persons them two together and brace from the in a very desirable article to have in the ished as sauce during late spring, of the planets, and above all with tbe selves.” side, so they will be perfectly plumb. home. As a destroyer of insects It is Nansen’s Boyhood. am the bearer of good news. When we ness.” when the apples begin to grow flavor reading of the great Arctic explor lancet tbe seventeenth century doctors find it necessary to get rid of Miss Wester- Her voice warned him that she was She bad just got to the end of those in Now start putting*up the logs, one side especially useful. In the South ants are I e troductory words, when Mrs. Linley re less. As in canning pineapples, only er, Ji’ridtjof Nansen, lt is noticeable that waged war with disease. Tbey had ae fieid-- ” . 4 struggling with strong emotion. Linley at a time, or build all sides evenly as very annoying. Borax scattered around turned, by way of tbe library, to fetch a wooden or silver knife and spoon Cron his earliest boyhood he was, per intelligent conception of the causes os Mrs. Linley’s indignation expressed it- treated her like a child; he smiled, and you go. Drive a spike into your 2 by 4 the entrance to your pantry or side self by a look which, Tor the moment at patted her on the shoulder. “Nonsense!” a forgotten parasol. She advanced a step should be used, tbe acids turning both haps unconsciously, in training for the processes of disease, nor of the true ac and took the parasol from the table. Hear by 6 inch sills and into your logs as board, so that the ants cannot come into fruit and steel knives black. A porce tion of drugs; yet they thought they least, reduced her mother to solence. he said gayly. “There is no merit in be the room without crossing It, will keep woik of bis life. One writer describes “Do you mean to tell me, mamma, that ing kind to my good little governess.” ing what Randal said, she paused, won fast as you go, so as to hold tbem in lain or agate kettle is necessary. Nansen's boyhood sports as follows: cured disease. No wonder the Dutch dering at the strange allusion to her hus them out. Being absolutely safe, It yon have said to Herbert what you said She took that comforting hand—it was place. You can put a round log in the Nansen and bis brother were born of New York appointed “comforters of band. may be scatjgfred over pantry shelves Care of the Sick. just now to me?” a harmless impulse that she was unable corner 6 inches in diameter and 8 feet an€ lived at “Froen,” their father’s the sick!” “Yes,” said Mrs. Presty to Randal: “I and around the edges of carpets. It is When a patient has been confined to “Certainly. I mentioned it to Herbert to resist—she bent over it, and kissed it long. After the house has been built, country place, in tbe outskirts of Ohris- The author of an essay entitled, ‘Tha mean your brother and your brother’s love an excellent disinfectant, and will save the bed for some time it will often be in the course of the evening. He was gratefully. He drew bis hand away from spike tbe 2 by 4 on to tbis and also the tiaida. There was a little hill there, Doctor in Old New York,” published*int excessively rude. He said. Tell Mrs. her as if the soft touch of her lips had —Sydney Westerfield.” many doctor’s bills, if freely used about found a great relief to backache to Mrs. Linley laid the parasol back on the plate logs. Peel the logs.—A. L. Ford, wh :re they made tbeir first attempt at the “Half-Moon Papers,” himself a phy MacEdwin to mind her own business.” been fire that burned it. “Oh,” she cried, in Orange Judd Farmer. the house, water pipes and sinks.—Epit- tuck a smooth pad of cotton under the sician, says that tbe remedies of the “What has Mrs. MacEdwin to do with “have I done wrong?” table and approached them. She never skee-running. Snowshoeing In those once looked at her mother; her face, white oraist. small of the back. A pillow under the most eminent physician of his time ia it?" asked Mrs. Linley. “No, my dear—no, no.” Food Value of Potatoes. knees at times will also rest one a days was almost entirely confined to “If you will only let me speak, Cath There was an embarrassment In his and rigid, was turned toward Randal. To the peasants. Europe, whose patients were Henry IT. him, and to him only, she spoke. It is claimed by some that potatoes great deal. erine, I shall be happy to explain myself. manner, the inevitable result of his fea are not wholesome food. Such does The two broilu rs took It up as a sport, and Louis X III. of France, and James You saw Mrs. MacEdwin talking to me of himself if he faltered in the resoluti What does my mother’s horrible lan "To turn a‘ patient easily on a I. and Charles I. of England, were cal ¥ ■ guage mean?” she asked. not seem to agree with experiments and began to get rather proficient and at the party. That good lady’s head—a exercise of Belf-res‘traint, which was per-N drawn sheet a yard wide,” says a train tried going down hills. They found omel, sugar of lead, pulverized human „ feeble head, as all her friends admit— fectly incomprehensible to Sydney. Com “Can’t you see,” said Mrs. Presty to conducted with a special view of de ed nurse. “loosen the drawn sheet at her daughter, “that I am here to answer they could use them for going down as bones, raspings of an unburied human haa been completely turned by Miss West- pletely misunderstanding him, she termining the food value of the potato. each side of the bed, then draw the skull and a balsam of bats. for myself?” The fact that the potato is a diet in well as for making excursions through | * erSeld. If, by any lucky chance, Miss thought he was reminding her ot the dis sheet gently in whichever direction We sneer at the remedies of Chinese ■ Westerfield happens to be disengaged in tance that separated them in social rank. Mrs. Liniey still looked at Randal, and nearly every household would of itself the mountains. They discovered, at still spoke to him. “It is impossible for preferred. It is better to have two the suggestion of an expert from the doctors, whose error is that they stop the future, Mrs. MacEdwin’s house is A fit of hysterical sobbing burst its way seem to be sufficient proof that it is people to do this.” open to her—at her own time and on her through her last reserves of self-control; me to insist on an explanation from my rural districts, tbat they could jump on ped learning three hundred years ago, mother,” she proceeded. “No matter what nutritious food. The potato, on ac whereas their English brethren went on own terma. I promised to speak to you she started to her feet, and ran out of the count of being composed principally of Spiced Rhubarb. them. The peasants generally bad on the Subject, and I perform my prom summer house. Alarmed and distressed, I may feel, I must remember that she is never jumped with them, nor made from one medical discovery to another, my mother. I ask you again—you who starchy matter, would, if eaten by it Sprinkle 2 pounds rhubarb peeled ise. Think over it; I strongly advise you he followed her instantly. and sliced thin with 1 pound sugar. Let much progress. The boys induced oth and often set aside tbe teachlugs which She was leaning against the pedestal of have been listening to her—what does she self, be a one-sided and badly balanced to think over it.” stand over night and in the morals er fellows to take it up. In that way were twenty years old as obsolete. Even Mrs. Linley’s good nature declin a statue in the garden, panting, shudder mean ?” ration. The constituents necessary Mrs. Presty’s sense of her own impor for a balanced diet are protein, fat and drain off the syrup into a preserve ket it became a sport in Christiania, and Doubtless tbe personality of tbese ed to submit to this. “I shall certainly not ing, a sight to touch the heart of a far doctors had much more to do with their less sensitive man than tbe man who now tance refused to submit to being passed carbohydrates. Potatoes are composed tle, add one cup sugar, half cup water tbe Nansens did all they could to make think over what cannot possibly happen," lt ]>opular. Now the snowshoe meeting success, whatever it wa% than their she said. “Good night, mamma.” approached her. “Sydney!” he said. over in this way. of the latter, aud meat, eggs and lish Shire stallion Buseof Herold is and half cup vinegar. Tie In small “However insolently you may behave, in February Is the great skee meeting practice had. They sought to mair^ Mrs. Presty passed through the dress “Dear little Sydney?” She tried to speak are composed of tbe former. Since po of Alexander Henderson, cheesecloth bag half teaspoon each of ing room on her way out. The way to her to him in return. Breath and strength Catherine, you will not succeed in provok M. P., Farington, Berkshire. England. of the world. themselves impressive; they carried ing me. Your mother is bound to open tatoes are usually served together witb cloves, mace, allspice and ginger and own bed chamber led her by the door of failed her together; she would have fallen Winner of champion prize for stallions one teaspoon cinuamon; boil until the There is a very steep mountainside at gold-headed canes and wore wigs with Sydney’s room. She suddenly stopped; if he had not caught her in his arms. Her your eyes to the truth. You have a rival meat, eggs or fish, it forms a diet Hclemkollen, with a sheer descent of which is most conducive to health and at the London Shire Horse Show. consistency of syrup, then add the rhu two or three pigtails—so elaborately ■the door was not shut. This was in itself head sank faintly backward on his breast. in your husband’s affections; and that about forty-five degrees. Half way dressed that they went hatless to call rival is your governess. Take your own vigor. barb and cook until clear. This is a a suspicious circumstance. A%trict sense He looked at the poor little tortured face, Bloated Anim als. do vn there is a wall built up: this was on their patients. course now; I have no more t o say.” With valuable addition to the winter’s stores. of duty conducted Mrs. Presty next into turned up toward him in the lovely moon Striped Cucumber Beetles. To cure, or rather to give immediate a favorite slide with the fearless boys. A silk coat and stockings, silver the room rand even encouraged her to ap light. Again and again he had honorably her head high in the air—looking the pic ture of conscious virtue—the old lady The beetle attacks the plants above relief to an animal in a case of bloat, Bread Pudding. Prince Henry Studies Chinese. buckles and a muff were essential to a proach the bed on tiptoe. The bed was restrained himself—he was human; he ground and not only injures them in empty; the clothes had not been disturbed was a man—in one jnad moment it was walked out. take a pieee of garden hose about four Half pint dry bread broken in small JMnce Henry of Prussia, brother ot well-dressed doctor of the seventeenth since it had been made in the morning! done, hotly, passionately done—he kissed (To be continued.) that way, but indirectly transmits dis or six feet long and put end in the ani pieces, soften with boiling water, and th? Kaiser, became so delighted with century. “Up to the days of Charles If the house had not been full of guests, her. ease germs from one part of the field mal's mouth and run'lt down its throat add one tablespoon butter. Beat two tbs Chinese language during his visit II. he made his visits on horseback, Mrs. Presty would have raised an alarm. For the first time in her maiden life a Parts of Solomon’s Temple. to the other. These attack not only until the gas that has caused the trou eggs with two tablespoons sugar, mix to the Flowery Land that he has taken riding sideways, after the fasbion of As things were, the fear of a possible man’s lips touched her lips. All that had The chapel of St. Helena at Bethle cucumbers but cultivated plants of that ble begins to escape through tbe hose. with bread, then add one cup fresh or up the study of tbe tongue, and thinks women; but after that time he rode in scandal, which the family might have rea been perplexing and strange, all that had hem contains forty-four marble col sort, of such plants as beans, peas, the When it has all escaped remove the canned fruit and any preferred flavor it superior to any other, ancient or his coach drawn by two, and sometimes son to regret, forced her to act with cau been innocently wonderful to herself in umns, which were taken from Mount blossoms of tbe apple, the leaves and hose and your animal is all right. This ing. Bake twenty minutes. Serve modern. four or even six, horses.” tion. Meditating in the retirement of her the feeling that bound Sydney to her first Moriah and supposed to have been in silk of Indian com, wild plants, as gold- is a sure remedy for bloat, and will fre warm or cold with the following sauce: own room, she arrived at a wise and wary friend, was a mystery no more. Love lift enrod, asters, wild cherries, etc. The quently save a good cow from dying, C'here is one thing young men should Geod English. decision. Opening the door by a few inches ed its veil, nature revealed its secrets, in tbe porches of Solomon’* temple. One cup sugar, one egg, heaping table remedies recommended for the cucum and at least save her a great deal of spoon butter, tablespoon flour. Beat remember: if they contract good habits Now that the faculty of Harvard she placed a chair behind the opening in the one supreme moment of that kiss. She wl en young, they will be of the great a position which commanded a view of threw her arms round his neck with a low Grain Elevator Waste Being Used. ber beetle are early planting, covering suffering, and the owner a great deal all together, add boiling water until University has raised its standard ol Sydney’s room. Wherever the governess cry of delight—and returned his kiss. The utilization of grain elevator the young plants, clean culture, the use of anxiety. like thick cream, flavor as preferred. est assistance to tbem in middle age. admission to the Freshman class aft re might be, her return to her bed chamber, “Sydney,” he whispered, “I love you!” waste for sheep and'cattle food has giv of slaked lime, arsenites mixed with Gcod habits are as strong as bad habits. gards English composition, there is f Power of a Growing Plant. Rhubarb Pie. Everything worth having in this life chance that the scholars of tbe future before the servants were astir in the She heard him in rapturous silence. Her en rise to a new industry in the North ashes, dust or plaster and the like. The following is sufficient to fill tv*o morning, was a chance to be counted on. kiss had answered for her. At this crisis The lifting power of a growing plant co nes as a result of good habits. may talk as well as write good En* west. The waste brings $7 a ton. pies. They should have both upper One man in the smoking room appeared in their lives they were saved by an acci Profit in Goats, is one of the most astonishing things in gllsh, and that the high school boy will and under crusts: One cup chopped When a boy claims to be sick In the to be thoroughly weary of talking poli dent; a poor little common accident that More goats are raised for their hair nature. Beans and acorns often lift be taught to be less lavish in the use of She—Did you ever see a bird on a in California than elsewhere in the heavy masses of earth in their strug rhubarb, one cup sugar, one cup chop mcrnlng It Is usually a sign that he tics. That man was tile master of the happens every day. The spring in the the negative. house. bracelet that Sydney wore gave way as man’s hat? He-r-Yes, dear: there’s one country, and the experimenters in this . gles to reach the light; Mushrooms ped raisins, juice of one lemon, butter wj nts to go fishing before Saturday. He was the last to retire—fevered by on my bat now. Will you kindly ge< she held him to her; the bright trinket fell line of industry are meeting with a | have displaced flag-stones in a num size of an egg and one egg. Mix all to A big man carrying a little string' of ' the combined influence* of sasohs and on the grass at their feet. The man nerer ap?—Yonkers Statesman. When a man acts the fool, he calls tt in.ir degree of success. The Angora j ber of instances. gether. so ring wild oata. 1 fish, looks mighty shiftless, . j ' John C. Auble. J. C. Auble, whose death was n o ticed in this paper one week ago ? as ----b y ---- a native of Seneca Co. N. Y. In 1380 Robert Gigax to Jacob Cramer, THE ATLAS PRINTING COM he married Lydia S. Hall of Richland PANY, DELTA, O. lot in Archbold ...... $525 Go , O., and they first lived in Ciar ss- And Other Business Transacted Mary Jane Bratton to Robert fleld Huron (Jo. In 1870 they mo’ ed Johnson, 40 acres in Fulton...... 100 to Ottowa and in 1895 to near Wi ia- Diantha Jane Lutz to Frances By York Township Board of E d meg in this county where he d ed Nash, 40 acres in Swancreek,.... 800 ucation. June 13, 1899 aged 68 years 9 men hs You will flnd DS Anna P. Lockhilher to Almira Regular as the lic k In step and 6 days. He leaves a wife two Entered at the Post Office, Delta, Ohio, aa A t the regular meeting of the town E. Curtis, land in Swancreek,___ 500 with Second Class Matter. sons and a daughter to mourn their of tbe Clock the times. ship board of education Monday the Franklin Farner to Jonathan loss. The funeral services were c in following teachers were employed : Clymer, land in Fulton, ...... 200 Meet the new season with New Goods. Always a step ahead of the others in Quality Cards of Thanks,...... 25 Cents ducted at the family home by Rav. Obituary poetry over two vsrsos, 2% cts a lino Dist. 1, (Skeels)...... Mary Elton Leroy S. Brenner to the Gorham and a step behind them In price. W. A. Brundige. Mr. Auble was an Resolutions of Rospoet,...... 2H cants a lins “ 2, (Bradley)...... Grace Hatton Elgin Creamery Co., land in Fay^ excellent citizen and will be much “ 3, (Bond),...... Pearl Struble ette,...... 150 “ 4, (Enterprise)-- Cora Wolcott missed in the community in which he Editor. Isaac A. Stites to Edward E. lived. Maaager. “ 5, (Williams)...... L. W. Bayes Stites, land in Chesterfield...... 3000 “ 6, (Red)...... Minnie Biddle David Nofziger to Levi Nofzig- W. A. Hellerman, Professor of Bot “ 7, (Harrison)...... Bertha Cole A glove fit where lt should he. Plenty of The quietest thing in this county er, 30 acres in GernSkn,...... • ... 1500 any in the Ohio State University, “ 8, (Emerlings)...... Alice Collins room where lt should be. Weights just now is politics. j Jacob Yonkaski to Joseph Hel- made a professional visit to Wauseon “ 9, (Koos)...... Pearl Williams suited to the seasons. mick, 12 acres in Clinton ...... 590 on last Saturday. He made a short Onlv two out of the fourteen teach “ 10, (Taylor)...... Mabel Struble Clementine H. Beach to Ade trip in the country with Thos. Mike- ers in ttiis township will begin their “ 11, (Plattston)...... Minnie Geer laide B. Moseley, lots in Wauseon 1 .0 0 sell, to ascertain what plants are na name with Mr. When it comes to “ 12, (Westbarre) LenaZ. R. Curry John Q. Jewell to Theren G. tive in this county. He is working to “ 13, (Rex)------Agnes Wilkins teaching in these latter days the la Gamble, lot in Oak Shade,...... 40 prepare an exhibit of Ohio plants, dies are strictly in it. “ 14, (Toughmatch).. .F. C. Butler James A. Austin to Leroy S. and especially timber, for the Centen We have no doubt of the ability of Brenner, lots in Fayette ...... 500 nial Exposition at Toledo. If his Nothing that helps to make a perfect road and thresher engine has The unusual number present and this corps of teachers, but we do be Mary J. Perkins to James II. Ehls season. Priee $2.00,12.50, $3.00, $3.50 They are made In Black or Tans, cloth vesting or the complete success of the Sunday plans are carried out, the best exhibit been left out or slighted in the construction of the N ichols-Shepard leather tops, patdnt leather or kid tips. Come in and look them over. They will please lieve, all else being equal, boards Benfer, lot in Delta,...'...... 450 Traction Engine. Everything has been done that science, - skill and school convention last week again of the kind ever made will be shown. the eye. ought to give preference to teachers Florence R. and S. P. Bishop to —Republican. experience could suggest to add to its effectiveness, power, durability demonstrated that Delta is the con in their own township. However James H. Benfer, lot in Delta-- 225 and safety from explosion and fire. The boiler is of the very best selected vention town of the county. there are we believe but a couple of James H. Benfer, to Florence Wauseon council has passed a reso steel, thoroaghly well made and provided with every approved safety appliance. The fire-box is surrounded by water—top, bottom and sides. Fifteen cheese factories in this the above corps from outside the R. Bishop, lot io Delta...... 225 lution declaring the necessity of im township. The draft-damper is so made that sparks and ashes can’t drop out, and county of only twelve townships, and John Hable to Trustees Fulton* proving Fulton (Main) street by drain Districts 1, 2, 5, f>, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13 and the smoke-stack is fitted with patent bonnet and spark-arrester. Every the daily output being from 6 to 26 Twp., 752-1000 of an acre...... 150 ing, grading, curbing, constructing part is strong, durable and is thoroughly tested. 14 have bought slate blackboards cheese each per day, helps wonderful Samuel G. Aumend to Geo. C. necessary cross-walks, gutters, cul Detailed descriptions and many illustrations of the Nichols-Shepard which have already been put up in the ly in keeping the farmers of the coun Aumend, 120 acres in Pike,...... 400 verts and retaining walls and paving Traction Engine and of the Nichols -Shepard Separator and other school houses, but on account of their ty financially in good shape. Ozias J. Merrill to W. H. Fields with brick from Jefferson street south threshing machinery are contained in large catalog—mailed free. not being put up in a manner satis lot in Wauseon...... JOO to Leggett street. NICHOLS & SHEPARD CO., Battle Creek, Mich. A gentleman who visit&ti Delta this factory to the boa^Sftjf education they Erwin Barber to F. B. Powers, Branch House st MANSFIELD, OHIO, week for the first time since fifteen will not be paid for until they are 77i acres in Gorham...... 3050 with full stock of machines and extras. years ago could hardly make himself made satisfactory. The cost of the Levi Kump to Ruben Kump 80 believe th at it was the same old town. blackboards in the eleven school- acres in Franklin, ...... 4000 The fine business and public buildings houses above mentioned will amount A. R. and Delia Eberly, et al, and the beautiful residences took him to about $170.82, the lot amounting to to J. N. Shaffer, land in Pike-- 1600 completely by surprise. 949 square feet. Elizabeth and Wm. Gallagher Legal ^Notice. The same eleven school houses have to John A. Gallagher 40 acres in James Mack, Catharine Mack. Harvey Lapum, Clara Lapum and Charles F. Mack Mr. Aaron berkeybile who moved had wire netting placed over the win Swancreek, ...... 2,000 who reside at. Forest Cit.y, in Sierra County, from this township to Nebraska six California, will all and each of them take dows at a total cost of $81.68. A. R. Strickland to J. J. Lin- notice that William Mack administrator teen years ago, has recently been vis inger, §0 acres in Dover,...... 2000 with the will annexed of the estate of Wil iting among the old neighbors here JOHN ISITT. liam Mack, Sr., deceased, on the 15th day of aawwmmwmmmmmmwmi* Henry K utzli to Robert Gigax, June, A. D., 18l>9, filed his petition In the Pro John Nutt died at the home of his abouts and finds the improvements so land in Archbold,...... 160 bate C ourt w ithin and for the county of F u l son William, in Swan Creek twp., ton, and State of Ohio, alleging that it Is nec great and the changes so complete C. H. and S. L Sanderson to L. essary to sell the real estate of the decedent that he could hardly recognize old June 8, ’99, at the age of 84 years, 3 to pay the legacies contained in said will and I SO ME MEN I D. Boyer, lot ih Swanton...... 125 the charges of administering his estate; that months and 3 days. His funeral ser is the best medium familiar places. J. J. Waffle to Frank W said decedent died seized In fee-simple of vices were held at the M. E. church the following described real estate situated WHO ^ Sparks land in Swancreek,...... 200 in said county, to-wit: shingle on the market. We believe that about tbe foolishest on the 10th, conducted by Rev. E. D. Joana Willford to Laura Dan- Parcel No. 1. The north-west quarter of ^ - S thing a lot of wise people ever under Johnson and his remains were laid in the south-west quarter of section number HAVE ser, lot in Delta...... 15 six in town seven north, range tight east. took in this country is the raising of rest beside bis wife in Zion Cemetery. The Fulton B. L. & S. Co. to Parcel No. 2. The west-one half of the = ? a fund to buy Admiral Dewey a home. He was born in Laton Stone, Hun- west one-half of section number seven, town LO N G HAIR Geo. Fraker lot in Pettisville-- 150 number seven north, range eight east, ex We do not allow any man to be more ton shire, England March 5, 1815 and cepting therefrom tne east one-half of the The Delta B. L. & S. Co, to gracttonal south-west quarter of the south loyal to the admiral than we are, but emmigrated to America in 1850 land afe not Poets, they haven't th e ^ the run for this Wm. C. Watkins, lot in Swanton 100 west quarter of said section, town and range there is a lim it to everything and this ing at Buffalo May 1. He came west aforesaid, containing 139 acres of land. Mary Barbier to Katie Kroutz, The prayer of said petition Is for a sale of hair-cut price. Buy your Furni-^J is going beyond the lim it. We do and located in York twp. Fulton month. 45 acres in Clinton...... 1 said premises for the payment of the legacies not believe the Admiral will ever ac county. In 1837 he was joined in mat and charges aforesaid. tiire of ^ The persons first above named will further cept it. rimony with Susanna Hankins, who Eliza Currier-Vanclerpool. take notice that they have been made par died Aug. 15, 1847. To them were ties defendant to said petition, and that FENCE POSTS AND SHINGLES, Corn at the Paris Exposition. Eliza Currier was born in Hope, they are required to answer the same on or born three children, two of whom before the 12th day of August, 1809. “A great corn exhibit is to be made Hamilton Co., N. Y., Feb 9, 1&X>. came to America with them. On Nov. Delta, Ohio, Ju n e 15th, 1899. in the Paris Exposition of 1890,” says She was united in marriage witb WILLIAM MACK, 24, ’59 he was united in marriage with tbe St. Louis Globe-Democrat. “I t is Abraham Vanderpool Jan. 13, 1842, Administrator with the will annoxrrl Sophronia A. Kelley who died April of the Estate of William Mack, 8r. and you will need no proposed, indeed, to make this one of and to them were born 10 children, MILES 19, 1883. To this union was born 11 By E ^ erbtt & Pa x s o n , the most interesting of all the Amer six of whom and her husband have Attys. for said Admr. 3-6w children of whom only 3 are left. He cut priee at the ican displays at th a t fair. The ob preceeded her to the grave. She with leaves one daughter 3 sons, nine grand ject, of course, is to popularize this her husband moved to Norwalk, Ohio Administrator’s Sale of Real children and fourteen great-grand- ^ TEMPLE, DELTA, 0 great American product throughout in 1844 which was their home until children, all of whom mourn the death Estate. the world. Thus far the outside 1876 when they moved to Swan Creek, of a kind and loving father. William E. Fowler as Administrator de bonis world has been strangely shy of Indian Fulton Co., where she has since been non of the Estate of Lewis 11. Taylor, We desire to thank our kind friends a resident ever since, her husband deceased, Plaintiff, ^444444444444444444444444444444444444444^ corn. I t has more nutriment than vs. rye and barley, which are much more and neighbors for their assistance died eight jears ago. In early life Lulu Neufer et al Defendants, widely used in Europe than corn. through the sickness and death of she was converted and joined the M. In Probate Court of Fulton County, Ohio. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned This propaganda has a great interest father and their aid and attendance E. church in which she has ever re as administrator de bonis non of the estate at the last sad funeral ceremonies. mained a consistent member and an of Lewis H. Tayloi deceased, by virtue of an O N H O R S E S for Americans. Practically all of the order of sale issued out of said court in the product which is raised in the world W m . N u t t a n d F a m i l y . industrious worker. She died June 6, above entitled cause, will offer for sale at at the home of her daughter, Mrs. E public auction on , is raised on this side of the Atlantic. Had No Coon n o g Either. S A T U RD A Y , J U L Y 18th, 1899. OAN BE OURED I. Deck, aged 73 years, 3 months and I t is the most valuable of all the crops A week ago Tom Moore of Swan at 10 o’clock A. M., of said day upon the 27 days. Her remains were taken to premises, the following described real estate: grown in the United States. The en Creek twp., was cultivating corn, BY USING Norwalk for burial and where funeral Parcel number one (1): Lot number forty- deavor to open new markets for Indian which is nothing unusual for him, eight (48), in Peter Schlappl’s addition to the corn by the exhibits at the Paris Ex services were held by Bev. Weir of village of Delta, Ohio, appraised at 1400. Don’t but found an old mother racoon with Berlinville after which her remains Parcel number two (2): Situate in York position next year will undoubtedly a family of six young, nearly half township in said county and state and de were interred in Berlinville cemetery. scribed as a part of the north-east quarter of be successful. In fact, corn is con grown. He hived the young ones in a section thirteen (13), town seven (7), north quering new markets already although She leaves one daughter, three sons range seven NJ east commencing at a point bag and is going to start a coon farm. sixteen (IB) fhet north of the north-west not to the extent which its merits as and a host of friends who mourn their corner of the scHbqI house lot south of Bad loss. Creek, thence wesfjoarallel with section Hne a food crop demand. In 1894 the corn to land owned by Vfl W. Trowbridge, tlience south along saidJProwbrldge’s west line to Cost Much exportation of the United States was Allow us through the columns of north lineot tluT L. S. & M. S. Railw ay right $66,000,000. I t was $28,000,000 in 1895, of way, theuoe east along the line of said the Atlas to thank all those who Your money refunded if not obtain satisfac $101,000,000 in 1896, $178,000,000 in 1897 railway to quarter section line In center of were so kind in assisting us in the sick said section thirteen (13), thence north to and $212,000,000 in 1898 This gain is f never stops because the weather land owned by said Railway company, thence tion. Made and sold only ness and death of our beloved mother northwest along west line of the village plat To enjoy life these Hot, encouraging. I t should be kept up. ^ is warn. also to the young people for singing. as laid out and platted by James Patterson There is a chance that it can be to the south-westcorner of said school bouse Fly Pestering, Mosquito Then why stop taking E. I. D e c k , ' lot, thence north to the north-west corner of largely increased if the propaganda said lot, thence north sixteen <16< feet to Biting days SCOTT'S EMULSION M r s . E. I. D e c k . place of beginning, containing in all fifteen which has been started for its general (15) acres of land more or less. Appraised at You get up in the morning tired, a •800.00. introduction throughout the old world Terms of sale : One-third in cash, one- is prosecuted intelligently and persis bad taste in the mouth and a head third in'one year and one-third in two years, ache. Know what.’s the matter? Bil deferred payments to be secured by mort tently. The corn feature of the Paris iousness! Take DeW ict’s Little Early gage on said real estate. Exposition will be watched with great Risers. They regulate the liver and W IL L IA M E. F O W LER, Administrator de bonis non of the estate interest in this country.”—Brad- cure constipation pleasantly and of Lewis II. Taylor, deceased. streets. simply because it’s summer? promptly. Never gripe. Pratt Bros E vebktt & Pa x s o n , , A tty ’s for Admr. 3-4 IKeep taking i t It will heal your Gen. Wheeler of Alabama, entered AND lungs, and make them strong for West Point from New York. W. M. Gallagher, of Bryan, Pa., says “For forty years I have tried various another winter. Liver Complaints and Nervousness cough medicines. One Minute Cough 50c. and Si.oo; all druggists. Cured. Cure is best of all.” I t relieves in A torpid liver always produces dullness stantly and cures all throat and lung and Irritability. You are aU clogged np and troubles. Pratt Bros. will flt any window, fit any door. feel despondent. Perhaps you have treated with physicians or tried some recommended All men are more oi less prejudiced AMAN, medicine without benefit. All that ia no —not because they want to be, but argument against Dr. Fenner's Blood and because they can’t help it. A SAW and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic which w ill A SCREW DRIVER, bo readily cure impaired nerves, Uver com Kidney or Bladder Troubles. plaints, headaches blood and skin diseases, If you suffer from kidney, bladder or urin can hang tbe door. Windows always etc. Get a circular of deader. ary troubles, or from too frequent or scanty ready. We also have the Wire Net Pratt Bros. urine, Dr. Fenner’# Kidney and Backache Cure Is what you want. Bed-wetting by ting, all sizes. children is speedily cured by one bottle ol One Minute Cough Cure, cures. this powerful remedy. Testimonials art That is what It was made for. disregarded, many people doubting the hon esty or sincerity of them, We therefore avoid giving any here, b u t furnish them in circular Get one of your dealer. Pratt Bros. Nobody will send a telegram and not put in all the words allowed. Thomas Thurman, deputy sheriff of Troy, Mo., tays if everyone in the Refrigerators, Hammocks United States should discover the vir tue of D eW itt’s Witch Hazel Salve Wire Netting, Horse, Cat for piles, rectal troubles and skiu dis eases, the demand could not be sup tle and Poultry Food. plied. Pratt Bros. When a man loses a $20 gold piece it isn’t, a case of “out of sight, out of mind.” B u c k l l n ’ H Arnica Salve. T H E BEST SALV E in the world for cuts, bruises,sores, ulcers,salt rhume,fe By the way, if you want a ver sores, tetter, chapped hands, chill- W o o l W a n t e d , b v blanes,corns,and^.11 skin eruptions.and positively cures piles, or no pay requi red. I t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by N. F. Car Don’t Miss 'he HULL MERCANTILE CO mon, druggist. A woman can buy more bundles for little money than anybody else on Don’t make a mistake by sell- earth. W hat you want is not temporary re lief from piles but a cure to stay ing it before you see them. cured DeW itt’s W itch Hazel Salve cures piles and they stay cured. Pratt Bros. “ NOTICE. . R e t i e s . Many broad minded physicians src Owing to my business in tbe city I using Foley’s Honey and Tar Cough my Restaurant a Ltjunch Ooun- Oo We, tbe undersigned, do hereby will hereafter be in my L elta office Syrup in their practice. They have ter, and am now prejspared to SUNSTROKE agree to refund the money on two 25 only on Fridays of each week. found no remedy that gave as satisfac Resp’y, w . S. M y e r s , D entist. tory results for all throat and lung cent bottles or boxes of Baxter’s Man complaints as this great cough medi i Serve a Good Lunch Quickly! On the Old Maumee Battle drake Bitters, if it fails to cure con A woman uses tbe scissors for what Sn B a ttle . Assessors Returns F ro m A ll cine. Price 25 and 50c bottle. Pratt , Meals or a Bowl,of Hot Sotip Cheap and at all hours. stipation, biliousness, sick-headacbe, a man uses bis pocket knife. Bros, and N. F. Carmon. , M Ground. Over tbe County. jaundice, loss of appetite, sour stom A ny Old Sore FRESH BAKERY GOODS EVERT DAT! The last assessor to report filed his ach, dyspepsia, liver complaing, or Every time a battle is fought anoth also the best brands of Bulk Oysters shipped out of Baltimore. Cut, Bruise, or Sprain quickly healed er scrap of bistory is made. Queer story Related by an Early papers last Thursday, and from tbe any of tbe diseases for which it is rec ommended. It is highly recommend witb Banner Salve the greatest heal Pioneer. returns we take tbe following figures. ed as a spring tonic and blood purifier ing remedy in tbe world. Pratt Bros, Bad management keeps more people A L. ZIMMERMAN. Some of the footings have not been Sold liquid in bottles, and tablets in or N. F. Carmon. in poor circumstances than any other Speaking of the meeting of the as one cause. To be successful one must made by the Auditor but tbe figures boxes. Price 25 cents for either. One sociation of the pioneers of the Mau Hope is a dream a man has when look ahead and plan ahead so that here given are substantially correct. package of either guaranteed to give mee valley to be held in Delta Aug., satisfaction or money refunded. N. F. be is awake. when a favorable opportunity presents 30, a gentleman related tbe following AMBOY TOWNSHIP. Carmon. itself be i8 ready to take advantage of You Don’t Know Beans story to us as told him by a member No. Yal Had Kidney Disease 27 Tears. it. A little forethought will also save At Waynesboro. much expense and valuable time. A of one of the very earliest families on Horses...... 452 *18,250 Mr. G. A. Stillm an, a m erchant of prudent and careful man will keep a until you’ve tried Moss Rose the river. We believe the story has C attle ...... 872 12,205 At the battle of Waynesboro, March Tampico, 111., writes : “Foley’s Kid bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera 2d, 1865, by which field the Ohio Cen ney Cure is meeting with wonderful and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house, Oven Baked Beans. never been in print, and we will give Sheep...... 1052 1,955 tral Lines’ special Grand Army trains Hogs...... 1869 4,224 success. It has cured some cases bere the shiftless fellow will wait until it as nearly correct as it came to us. will run enroute to tbe Philadelphia tbat physicians pronounced incurable. necessity compels it and then ruin his “Our family was one of the first or Total assessed property, *52,259. encampment, the Union loss was 2 I myself am able to testify to its mer best horse going for a doctor and have earliest to settle oo tbe Maumee val CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP. killed, 26 wounded, 2 captured—a to its. My face to-day is a living picture a big doctor bill to pay, besides; one H orses...... 452 12,205 tal of 30; the Confederate loss was 1336 of health, and Foley’s Kidnew Cure pays out 25 cents, tbe other is out a ley. That was long before Toledo captured. No. 106. bas made it sucb. I had suffered 27 Our Canned Goods J.L . SPENCER, was even a village, long before tbe C attle...... ■'...... 1250 14.305 hundred dollars and then wonders why Of P lattev llle , Wis., fo rm erly of Oo. G, 37th Sheep...... 1052 1,955 National Bduoational Association. years with the disease, and to-day I his neighbor is getting richer while he Wisconsin Infty., has suffered many years canal was built, before natural gas or Hogs...... 1075 3,348 feel ten years younger .than I did one is getting poorer. For safe by Pratt Stock is complete, from Clam Juice from tb e re su lt of a sunstroke, lie has Chicago, Book Island and Pa year ago. I can obtain some wonder fo u n d relief and desires to tell his story for petroleum was ever heard of, long be ■ Total assessed property, $42,398. Bros. to Dressed Herring. , • th e good o f o th er veterans. He says: fore tbe Indians had all left tbe coun cific R’y. ful certificates of its medical qualities. CLINTON TOWNSHIP. N. F. Carmon or Pratt Bros. If a man is a good listener a woman "At Petersburg I w a s sunstruck and try. But the story of tbe battle of Horses...... 748 23,175 In tbe lovely city of Los Angeles, votes bim a pleasing conversational carried off the field for dead. Later Tbe Fallen Timbers was fresher in C attle...... 1438 15,550 California, tbe above named organiza It’s better to love tbe person you rheumatism of my heart developed as tion will hold its annual meeting, July ist. the minds of the people. Sheep...... 2949 4,445 can’t marry than to marry tbe person a result and physicians failed to Benefit Hogs...... 1979 3,985 11th to 14th, 1899. you can’t love. There is a time for all things. The me. In the spring of *951 began using And let me say right here tbat Tur Tbe Great Rock Island Route has Breakfast Food! Total assessed property, 996,215. time to take DeWitt’s Little Early Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and Dr. Miler key Foot rock has always been regard issued a handsome book containing Discovered by a Woman. Risers is when you are suffering from Nervine and now my health is better DOVER TOWNSHIP. views and necessary information as to The only one on earth is Wheat Grit. ed even,by the earliest settlers witb an Another great discovery has been constipation, biliousness, sick-head than for 30 years before.” ' Horses...... 339 10,020 trains, rates and routes, and this will ache, indigestion or other stomach or interest almost bordering on rever be sent to you by addressing with made, and that too by a lady in this A perfect food, exceptionally rich, C attle...... 737 8,195 country. “Disease fastened its liver troubles. Pratt Bros. DR. M ILES' ence add I am sorry to say that many Sheep...... 927 1,455 tal card or letter, John Sebastian, A., Chicago. 4-3w dutches upon her and for seven years made of choice Michigan White Wheat. of the quaint and weird stories in re Hogs...... i..-...... 626 1,395 sbe withstood its severest tests, but Any dealer in firearms will furnisb gard to it bas been forgotten or has Total assessed property, *47,725. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers act as her vital organs were undermined and you an empty gun free of charge. It is easy of digestion, perfect in as H e a r t passed away in the death of tbe earli FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP. a faultless pill should, cleansing and death seemed imminent. For three similation and highly nourishing. Su Cured When Others Failed. est settlers and tbeir first neighbors, Horses...... 413 11,938 reviving the system instead of weaken months she coughed incessantly, and the Indians. But here is a little Gafbtle...... :...... 1049 10,948 ing it. They are mild and sure, small could not sleep. She finally discovered S. A. Ingalls, Crown Point, N. Y., perior to Oat Meal. Stfeep ...: ...... 1788 3,241 and pleasant to take, and entirely a way to recovery, by purchasing of us w ritesM y wife suffered from kidney Cure story witb which I was to some extent Hogs...... 1388 3,235 free from objectionable drugs. They a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery trouble for years. She consulted sev la sold by all druggists on guarantee mixed up and I can give it to you as it Total assessed property, *70,012. ■J assist rather than compel. Pratt for Consumption, and was so mucb re eral physicians and tried a number of Bottles, first bottle benefits or money Dack. was. Bros. lieved on taking first dose, that she Kidney Cures without getting relief. Book on heart and nerves sent free. FULTON TOWNSHIP. or Bulk. Now I want to say in tbe beginning slept all night; and with two bottles, She was induced to try Foley’s Kidney Olives Or. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart, Ind. Horses...... 512 13,770 Gen. Funston has sent to his friend, bas been absolutely cured. Her name Cure and in less than a week after she tbat I am not a spiritualist, and do C attle...... 913 8,846 ex-Senator Ingalls, a handsome Fil is Mrs. Lutber Lutz.’ Thus writes W began using it, sbe was greatly im not believe in it even a little bit. I Sheep...... 1281 1,982 ipino sword, captured at Malolos. C. Ham nick & Co., of Shelby, N. C. proved and three bottles cured her. Hogs ...... 1115 1.965 Trial bottles free at N. F. Cannon’s A W O M AN 'S mention this because I shall give the Truths Tersely Told. Pratt Bros, or N. F. Carmon. story as I know it without trying to Total assessed property, 944,858. Drug Store. Regular size 50c and *1.00 HANK & JACK. Foley’s Kidney Cure is a safe sure Every bottle guaranteed. Butter is prime wben it is fresb, but WORRY explain the causes. GERMAN TOWNSHIP. remedy for all Kidney and Bladder man's youthful freshness disappears I have a younger brother wbo in H orses..—» ...... 416 15,105 Fools begin a lot of things tbat wise can be saved when she wants Diseases. Guaranteed, 50c. N F. “ when be reaches his prime. I present to you this week a cut of the new these days would be called a spiritual C attle...... 703 7,660 Carmon or Pratt Bros. men finlsb. something for supper these Sbeep...... 651 1,200 G-lorioua N ew s medium of tbe first order but in those Hogs ...... J . .. 922 2,170 When a French president is invited hot days by getting a can of early days we only thought tbat be Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of Total assessed property, *70,210. to tbe races hereafter he may confi Washita. I. T. He writes: “Four was possessed of some singular pow GORHAM TOWNSHIP. dently be expected to come 15,000 CASTORIA bottles of Electric Bitters bas cured ers. He was always a remarkable Horses...... 559 21,940 strong. For Infants and Children. Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which had Heinz’s Baked Beans. brigbt boy even from his infancy but C attle...... 1428 22,675 To cure piles, strike at the root— m caused her great suffering for years we occasionally noticed queer condi Sheep...... 2968 5.870 that’s the way. DeWitt’s Witch Ha Tin KM Y Hm Alwsys BngH Terrible sores would break out on her head and face, and the best doctors tions tbat never lasted long at a tim e. Hogs...... 1044 3,500 zel Salve strikes at the root—it re the Doc, those Irish Mackrel are here Total assessed property, *87,460. moves the cause, quickly and perma could give no belp; but ber cure is Before he had even learned to read Signature of complete and ber health is excellent.’’ PIKE TOWNSHIP. nently. Don’t squander time and or spell words, he would when these money in a vain effort to remove the This shows what thousands ba#e spells came on bim take a pencil and Horses...... 403 11,260 effects. Pratt Bros. proved,—that Electric Bitters is the C a ttle ...... 902- 12,633 Always expect less of people than best blood purifier known, lt is tbe . C. C. QU1G6LE. write, out words and sentences in a re Sheep ...... 1326 1,803 “A New York man has Invented an you expect them to give you. supreme remedy for eczema, tetter, markably distinct hand and seemed to H o g s ...... 1020 2,594 air-ship that looks wben up in the J. A. Schear, of Sedaiia, Mo., saved salt rbeum, ulcers, boils and running ’Phone 999. be able to see in the future and pene Total assessed property, *44,520. clouds like a gigantic cipher.” his child from death by croup by us sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys trate tbe forgotten ptfBt. At one time ROYALTON TOWNSHIP. "An airy nothing, eh ?” ing One Minute Cough Cure. It cures and bowels, expels poisons, helps di coughs,. colds, pneumania, lagrippe gestion, builds up the Strength. Only he wrote out where a long lost but Horses...... 389 16,695 Tetter, Eczema and Skin Diseases 50 cents. Sold by N. F. Carmon, drug A Nice Line of Ladies C attle...... 1130 13,375 yield quickly to the marvelous heal and all tbroat and lung troubles. much prized thimble of my mother’s Pratt Bros. gist. Guaranteed. could be found with a small apple tree Sheep...... 1530 3,065 ing qualities of Banner Salve made H ogs...... 1365 4,175 from a prescriptions of a skin spec growing up through it from the seed, Total assessed property, *60,700. ialist of world wide fame. Pratt Bros, MILBURN HOLLOW AXLE WA60N and the thimble was found as indicat SWAN QREEK TOWNSHIP. or N. F. Carmon. with Sarven Patent Wheels. It is designed and manufactured to be durable, ed. This is only one of similarly Horses...... 652 16,245 V. P. 8. C. E. At Columbus. strange performances. C a ttle...... 1061 12,532 For the Ohio State Convention, Y. strong, attractive and is without doubt the lightest running Wagon One time, my little brother and I Sbeep...... 1399 2,134 P. S. C. E., at Columbus, agents of on the market. I have Just received this week m sample A r /r a / went over to the old Turkeyfoot bat Hogs...... 1140 2,342 Ohio Central Lines will sell tickets at Wheels. Just received a tle grounds and when sitting on the Total assessed property, *49,335. one fare round trip June 26. 27 and 28, YORK TOWNSHIP. tickets good returning until June 30th full line of Sundries. rock to rest he said bis arm burt him No. 94 3-2 BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILLS. and he must write. I gave him a stub H orses...... 736 24,435 of a pencil and secured a piece of C a ttle ...... 1622 18,180 Sheep...... 2634 3,988 Do not forget the Fulton Machine Co. Cyclone Soil Pulverizer. Come and see board or sliver and he proceeded t>o Hogs...... 2567 5,274 W. E. SEELEY. write out a message from old Turkey- Total assessed property, *87,287. W. E. FOWLER’S me, I will save you money. I am at Ai every Saturday and Monday foot himself saying that he had bur WAUSEON. of eaeh week. ied $500 in gold not far from the big Horses...... 133 3,475 well on the bill near by and gave a C a ttle ...... 31 425 THIS WARM complete diagram of its location as in Sheep...... 27 30 Gr. B . S h a fer, A i, O . dicated by two stumps. We found Hogs...... 12 30 tbe stamps as indicated but felt too Total assessed property, *110,525. WEATHER i i i i i much afraid to make further investi METAMORA. Estate 1 Horses...... 10 405 makes you think about suit gation. , We Don’t able and seasonable Clot! ing Cattle ...... 6 85 At a subsequent time we went over $otal assessed property, *1,970. Insurance and Collect to the rock and he wrote that it was SWANTON. Hirschberg the Tailor! all a hoax, tbat no money was buried Horses ...... 95 2 665 ing Agency. f t M Want a Cent there. Still a year or two later he C attle...... 27 389 Cutter and Fitter is veady to had another message from old Ohief Hogs...... 6 20 OQ OQ fix Vou out with tbe latest. Turkeyfoot saying tbat the statement Total assessed property, *36,608. B u y s and Sells Of your money unless you get value received for it. For Clothing T H A T F I T S be had made was true, but that the DELTA. go to Real Estate, Issues lire Insur For that reason We are always glad to have you look second message was not from him but Horses...... 102 2,740 ance, Secures Loans, Makes HIRSCHBERG. from a bad Indian who did not want C attle...... 73 1,035 Collections, Writes Deeds, Hogs...... 71 160 through our store and learn how much better you can do us to have the money. Several years Mortgages and Con tracts. later I determined to secure the mon Total assessed property, *40,605. Shirt W aists. here than elsewhere. ey but the stumps, the particular ARCHBOLD. Bad Horses...... 74 1,935 NOTART PUBLIC marks by which to locate it, being C a ttle ...... 50 595 rotted and gone and the gold said to Sheep...... 38 70 Bargains in Dress Goods CUT OUT THIS LIST AND BRING IT WITH ONE DOLLAR Breath have been two feet under ground 1 H o g s...... 6 20 REAL ESTATE LIST! AND WE WILL FILL IT. Total assessed property, *38,610. did not make any attempt to flnd it, 3 ft) can Boston Baked Beans. 1 1b Japan Tea. Bad Stomach, poor health and if Turkey foot told the truth the FAYKTTE. S. E. WILLIAMS. 1 ft Soda. 2 1b Washing Powder. 99 cases out of 100 comes money is there yet.” Horses...... 78 3.030 from bad teeth. You have C attle...... r. 9 165 1 New two-story house with 1 story ad 5 lb Granulated Sugar. 1 tb Starch. A number of the merchants of dition on west Mill street. A very good 1 package Uneda Biscuits. some, nearly everybody has Hogs ...... 6 20 property—and wlU be sold on eaay pay 1 package Corn Starch. Ju st a little timely atten Wauseon have formed a company and Total assessed property, *55,000. ments. 1 can Sweet Corn. 1 Bar Soap. tion will save the teeth, bought the A. Orth stock of merchan Total assessed property in the coun 4 Two fine dwellings In Dunham's addi 1 bottle Lemon Extract. 1 box Tooth Picks, ty, *946,357. tion, Delta, at low prices. Ed Barker i ft pure Pepper. save expense and preserve dise and will operate the store until 10 Splendid house and lot on Wood St., a 1 ft Prunes. the health. the stock is sold and will probably The assessors found 1365 male and very jtty well tiled, 25 acres 2 2 . 0 0 under cultivation, good orchard, In fact a $ C ounty. 30tf splendid little farm. Price *1600.00. 9600.00 BICYCLESBICYCLES down, balance on long time. and upward. And we can also 41 For Sale—120 acre farm in Sec. 31, Pike and Mowers. LOAN ED ON township, formerly known as the Tinkeman '•the ao year old wheels’' farm 5 miles south and west of Lyons, O. show you the largest assortment MONEY REAL ESTATE Small house and barn, will be sold at a bar BANK OP DKI.TA gain. of 42 For Sale—80 acre farm In Swancreek John Deer Cultivators in Three Styles. AT $ 4 0 township, good comfortable house. Stable and other out' buildings, thoroughly tlle- We have a walking, two-horse. 3-shovels to the row. FOQTINE" WUl c u re S c ra tc h e s on y o u r Leave Chicago every Thursday via Colorado dralned. Will sell on easy terms and would Springs and Scenic Route to San Fran anyone should think of pay take In exchange a good town property. Combination walking or riding, 4 shovels. cisco and Los Angeles. Sewing Machines ing from fso to $75 for 43 For Sale—The 40 acre farm I mile east Hammock Spring-Tooth, 5 shovels. S outhern R oute leaves C hicago e v e ry Tues< in fe rio r or experimental of Delta, known as the Fisher place, all un- day via Kansas City, Ft. Worth and El wheels. dercultivation, well tlle-dralned, and in a Model B Disk Harrows with spring pressure lever, 16Jto 18 inch blades. Are you Troubled with Dyspepsia? Paso to Los Angeles. splendid state of cultivation, will be sold in the county, and give you All Steel Hay Rakes, hand or horse dump. These Excursion Cars are attached to Fast cheap. If so, do not neglect until it is too late this Passenger Trains, and their popularity Sixtv-tooth Steel Lever Harrows. Corn’Planters. opportunity of riddling yourself of it at once. RAMBLERS AT * 4 0 ARB THE 44 For Sale—Small 5 room cottage on east 4 prices that are equaled by none. is evidence that we offer the best. Front street, in fair condition, price $450 00 on Hay Loaders. Wooden Revolving Rakes. Binder_i,Twine. Doctor Fenner's Dyspepsia Care as the A ccom pany th e se E xcursions and SAVE BEST RAMBLERS EVER BUILT. easy terms. Prices ranging from $18.00 to nauie implies, is simply for Dyspepsia and MONEY for th e low est ra te tic k e ts are NO BICYCLE IS WORTH MORE. 45 For Sale—Good 8 room house on Provi Machine Oil. All guaranteed. available in these Indigestion. This Is a preparation long and NONE AT A LOWER PRICE CAN dence street. Delta, O., cellar, fruit of all $33.00. Come in and let us Come and see me. West Main St., Delta. successfully used in private practice by one kinds, price <1000 00, or will take In exchange RAMBLER ORADB. small Delta property. of America’s best qualified physicians, whose Popular Pullman Tourist Cars. BE show vou our assortment. writings are an accepted authority on all Fret eatalogm. N o trouble to show property or give any For full description of this service and the desired Information. Druggists. medical question*. Get circular of dealer. benefits given its patrons, address CmB smd He t*» sitadk |W i ll property sot otherwise dsacribed C. C. BARKER, DELTA, O. Pratt Bros. JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. P. A., Chicago, III. W. £ . SEELEY, Agent. situated la Delta PRATT BROS, DELTA ATLAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1899. - qulred. “I’ll bave you understand, pvt his fore feet over an almost per DEATH CLAIMS______B'.AND. I GRADES OF CONVICTS. air,” was tbe reply, “that Mr. Mack is .RACE OF NILE (HANTS. pendicular bank, sit down on bis quar WITHIN OCR BOBBER. Professional Cards. Missouri Congressman Expires After - - ■ 1 'S 3 supporting himself.” ters and slide down many feet, giving Llnzerins Illness. j A Boston lady of great respectabil- when near the bottom a great leap, Jshs A. Wilkns, M. D. A . M. Wilkies, M. 0 . FOUR ^CLASSES OF MALEFAC CULTIVATE SOIL ALONG THE UN. Congressman Richard P. Bland, better A WEEK’S RECORD OF OHIO TORS IN SING SING. j ity was recently traveling in North which Is calculated to make the hair known as "Silver Dick,” died Thursday WILKINS & WILKINS, Dakota, a rigid prohibition State, and CERTAIN RIVER. , of the average spectator stand on end. morning on his farm, about three miles HAPPENINGS. Physician* and Surgeon.m. in the diniug-cars tbis notice was post Such is the strength, agility and fear from Lebanon. Mr. Bland had been at Office aad Residence corner! of Wood and First*Termers Are Distinguished from tacked by the grip some time ago and it Front streets, Delta. O. ed: “No intoxicating liquors will be They Are Compelled to Overcome All lessness of the horse, however, that al Calls answered at any time day or night. Their More Hardened Brethren by most invariably-he lands safely. But soon developed into illness of a serious 1 b Interesting Summary of the Mors lot* served while the train is passing Sorts of Obstacles—1 heir Disappear portant Doings of Our Neighbors—Wed Their Garb, Duties and the Privi through the State of North Dakota.” much, of course, depends upon the nature. The direct cause of his demise HAL. M. PARKER, M. D. ing Homesteads — Their Attire is was cerebral congestion. dings and Deaths—Crimes. Casualties leges that Are Allowed Them. Tbe train had beeu rolling along rider; the latter must have confidence Physician and Surgeon. Conspicuous by Its Entire Absence. In himself and in the animal under him. The Reported sudden aud frightful death Richard Parks Bland was born Aug. 19, aad General State News Notes. through that interminable State a long 1835, near Hartford. Ky. He went to Office. Bishop's Block, Up Stairs, Delta, O. New York has adopted, at its State If he possesses this confidence aud un of the gypsy Itigo, husband of the Prin time, when the Boston lady came into cess Chimay, from the bubonic plague re Missouri when about 20 years ohl, aud Calls answered at any hoar day or night, prisqn a t Sing Sing, wbat is known as On the banks of the Blue Nile, faltering nerve he can successfully Minor State Items. and promptly made to the country or la town. the dining-car for ber dinner. Cast calls the frightful five years later went to California and Offlce hours 7 to 9 a. m., 12 to 2. and 7 to* p.m. a classification of prisoners which is ing lier eye out of the car window up some 200 miles from its mouth, and in take one of these trained and sure-foot thence to Utah. He practiced law th>re H. A. Thompson, a retired miller, aged a region so inaccessible tbat even the ravages of the same 72, died at Marion of heart disease. somewhat novel, bnt nevertheless is on a somewhat changed landscape, she ed horses through precipitous regions dread disease in pre among the miners, and had ample opportu S. P. BISHOP. M. D. producing the most interesting and said to the waiter, with purely geo all-penetrating Briton has been slow w’here the risks seem quite appalling. vious years. Not since nity to stndv the mineral interests and The present corps of teachers for the to reach it, Sir William Garstin has The Irish hunters make, on the whole, the relative output of gold and silver. Ravenna public scbools has been re Physician and Surgeon. valuable results. The convicts are di graphical interest: “Are we still in 1879, however, has elected. just discovered a colouy of giants. the best mountain climbers. Even in there been an out There he absorbed the doctrine of bimetal Office and Residence, Oar.. Main and Wood vided into four classes, designated as North Dakota?” “No, ma'nm,” said lism. He returned to Missouri in 1865. Squire Daniel Dildine died at Tiffin. He ^ streets. Delta, Ohio. A, B, C and I>, which are distinguished be, alertly, and witb a hospitable grin; They are endowed with physical attri Ireland, without special training, they break of the plague butes such as would bave driven their often do some astonishing climbing.— on European soil. As locating at Rolla, in Phelps County, and was one of the best-known citizens of Offlce hours, 7 to 9a. M2., IS to2 and 7 to 9 p.m. by tbe dress. Men who never served “what’ll you tallie to drink, ma'am?” Northern Ohio. old fairy tale ancestors into permanent Leslie’s Weekly. far back as the third in 1869 removed to Lebanon, his late a previous term for felony are placed Rudyat-d Kipling’s maternal grandfa century there are rec At Butler. Hazel Cates was probably Q. A Evsrstt.. J. C. Paxsea. In class A; those who have served one retirement. Tbese giants are farmers. fatally injured by falling from a horse and ther was Rev. George E. Macdonald, For generation after generation they RICH MEN ords of the ravages EVERETT A. PAXSON. previous term are in class B; men who of the plague in al striking her head on a stone. lt is related of bim that in the days have tilled the soil along the banks of Who Draw Large Sums as Directors of Attorney* and Comn*eUar» a t L aw have served • two or more previous when he was courting the lady whom most all parts of the Samuel Miller, aged 75 years, was struck terms are put;,in class C, and those the Blue Nile, and tilled it in spite of Corporations. civilized world. After by a south-bound local freight at Miamis- and Notaries Public. he afterwards married, the father-in- Office over Cannon's Drug Store, Delta, O whose conduct is such as to make them obstacles tbat make the annual har It is said upon good authority that 1665 the plague was burg and instantly killed. law-to-be— an aged Methodist, with ex vesting of the Kansas cyclone seem millions are paid out annually in New not known as an epi- moo. detrimental to the otber groups make tremely strict notions in regard to the William Coffee, aged 12. of Portsmouth, M. B. COTTRELL. up class D. 'fbe A men wear the regu like a summer in an amateur garden. York to directors of corporations for demic in England, though ia 1664 there was drowned while bathing in the Ohio proprieties—was injudicious enough were 70,000 deaths from it in London River at Indian Run, Ky. Attorney at Law, lation black nnd gray single-striped The old family homesteads of the attending board and committee meet on one oceasiou to enter the parlor Nile giants have a most annoying habit ings. There jjre hundreds of corpora alone, out of a total population of 460,t)p0. The will of John Swim, the notorious and Notary Public. clothing; the B men wear clothing of without giving any warning of his ap of disappearing intermittently. Tbis tions in the city, each director of In France in 1720 a total 60,000 peo miser, was set aside by a jury in Judge Prompt attention ta all^ uslness placed la with th® stripes in pairs; the'C men ple were carried off by the plague. The proach. The consequence was that lie peculiarity—due to the uncertain tem which receives from $5 to $50 for each Williams’ court in Columbus. have tbeir stripes In threes and the D found the sweethearts occupying n last outbreak of the plague on European Money to Loan oa An men in fours. per of the sluggish stream th at flows session he attends, either of the board soil was in 1879 in a settlement on the At London tbe livery barn of Thomas Office i single chair. Deeply shocked by tills by their doors—has caused the giants as a whole or of a speclalscommittee. janks of the Volga river. But the plague L a w was burned. Seven bead of horses The object of,this new departure in spectacle, the old xuan solemnly said: and a pair of jacks perished. , O. O. ROLPH. the dress of convicts is to separate first- to acquire amphibious babits. Instead The compensation depends largely t»as by no means lost its terrors, for in “Mr. Macdonald, when I was courting 1896-7 it carried off in India 170,000 peo The Newark and Granville Electric Attorney at Law, term men from old offenders and to of abandoning tbe region entirely aud upon the size and importance of the Mrs. Brown she sat on one side of the seeking a more trustworthy neighbor corporation, the large insurance com ple. Street Railroad, which will be sold by the and Notary Public, give them 'some distinguishing mark. room and I one the other.” Macdon court’s order, has lieen appraised at $248,000. It bad become common, says tbe ward hood they have, with infinite patience panies paying $50 a meeting and the Offlce at Residence, East Mali Street. ald’s reply was: “That’s what I and forbearance, studied the whims News from Hawaii that the grave of Mrs. Lizzie Row, aged 81 years, of Mays- 1-44 en. for the sepond or th(lrd “termers” smaller corporations allowing a mini Lunalillo, the barefoot king, has been rob ville. who was in a trance for two days, and ra, omo. should bave done if I had been court- and eccentricities of the river. When mum attendance fee of $5. ‘ to constitute a sort of prison aristoc ing Mrs. Brown.” bed recalls the fact that he was one of the was supposed to be dead by her relatives, racy, the members of which regarded it Is high they move up out of the wet There are perhaps in New York fifty first friends the Unit has since died. J. A. GRANDY.7 ~ and cultivate the blgh lands. When Notary Public and Conveyancer, tbe new convict with a kind of con WIDOW’S MITE. officers and directors of over twenty- ed States had in the While fishing at Rush Creek Lake, Dr. tempt. The former convict knew all It Is low- they move all that is portable five corporations whose incomes reach Hawaiian Islands. In BICHABD P. BLAND. Steinberger. of Bellefontaine, caught an eel Pension and Claim Agent. ( nrious Custom Observed in an Old onto the mud islands that appear the $15,000 a year for attending board and fact, his friendship four feet three inches in length and weigh bis.duties, understood the prison rules for this country al home. His most noted measure 'was a ing four pounds. Office in City ECall. Delta, O. and was therefore frequently assigned London Churchyard. moment the stream subsides, and on committee meetings, exclusive of sal Will11 prosecute pensionpeasioa clalclaims with prompt- There Is still observed in an out-of these little mud piles they raise rice most cost him his bill for the free and unlimited coinage ot The slander suit of Lizzie Loveless of and’ dispatca. - - Special~ • attention given to wbat were called “soft jobs” from aries as President, Secretary or other crease claims. way London churchyard one of those and grain, and a really Incredible office. throne. King Kanav - silver, restoring 412% grains of standard Hubbard, against Cramer Marstiller, re the fpet that; he knew just what to do hameha V. died in silver as the dollar and the unit of value. sulted in a verdict of $300. The parties in andarequlred no teaching in his work. ancient customs, the observance of amount of farm produce. This alter The man who is director of the larg 1872, leaving no di After passing the House it was rftoended volved are prominent. • Tbe classificatiqp system has changed which gave so much delight to Charles nating between tbe banks and the est number of corporations in tbe city, rect descendants. At in the Senate by Senator Allison, and was Dickens, and whose description of Feder, Holzman & Co.. of Cincinnati, all that and now places of trust and middle of the stream is kept up year perhaps, is Banker Charles H. Coster. an election held on known as the Bland-Allison law. It was purchased $13,000 of Akron refunding Pianos prefeiftnent Und employment in all light which has done so much to endear to In and year out. He is identified with sixty-three cor New Year’s day, vetoed by President Hayes and passed by bonds, iwying $850 premium. Seagongood and educational Industries are closed all who read the right little, tight lit Sir William Garstin, Under Secre porations, a large majority of tbem 1873, Prince William both houses over his veto. & Mayer were bidders. C. Lunalillo was to the old convicts, and no B, C or D tle island. Twenty-one ladles, either tary of the Egyptian Public Works De railroads. Mr. Coster’s time is over In 1894 Mr. Leland, the Republican can At Oxford, Neil Ross /ell from his cbair, That SELL! past the age of self-support or unable elected king. Soon didate. defeated him for Congress by a man can be a bookkeeper, State waiter, partment, returned to Cairo reeently occupied, as lt wfiuld be Impossible for k i x g l u n a l i l l o . a f t e r tlie king and his but rallied and managed to get to his bed. . I have just returned from the Factory by reason of disease to make a living from an extended journey up the Blue him to attend allmyetings of directors narrow majority, but the silver champion He screamed several times and immediately at Cincinnati where I purchased a mammoth cl£rk in tbe chaplain’s office, hall man cabinet attempted. to negotiate a treaty was re-elected two years later and again supply of 9uperb or helper in the hospital or mess hall. for themselves, Jw^ve gathered for and White Niles on the English gun at .which his name Is-called or to re »f commercial reciprocity with the United expired from apoplexy. centuries in this same churchyard, on in 1898. Before the Chicago convention He Is not allowed to become a mem boat Metemmeb. He found the Shil- spond at all committee meetings at States, offering it the exclusive use of the no man was named oftener as a presiden Joseph Clapper, a farmer near Zanes ber of tbe art class nor to hold any po the same day, to receive the same locks, as the tribe of giants is called, wlfich he is supposed to be present. Sarbor of Pearl river, Oahu, as a coaling tial possibility than Blaud. ville, was bitten by a copperhead snake gifts from the beneficence of the same at Mogren-el-Bohoor, or the Meeting Next in point of the number of cor ind repair station for its ships of war, while at work on his farm. He died after Pianos&Organs sition wfilfehJn prison parlance is call Bland never accepted a railroad pnss several hours of horrible agony. ed “a*soft snap.” Besides tbis, no man lady, now, of cour&e, long since dead. of the Waters. He asserts that he porations in which they hold office are nor any other present for his political John Hafner, a blacksmith living near Is permitted to work outside of the Priory Church of St. Bartholomew’ was most favorably Impressed with Hon. Chauncey M. Depew and Cor Viola Olerich has been astonishing work, although he was recognized as the the Great is well worth a visit from Lake City, Iowa, people by her precocity. leader of the silver wing branch of the Massieville, died after being asleep forty- g s s & i & s s a class to Which be belongs. tbe Shillocks. Tbey are good looking, nelius Vanderbilt. The corporations in She was adopted by eight hours. No doctor was called to see the tourist in search of that which Is to liegin with, and better than that w’hlch they are Interested are almost House. Early in 1865 while Bland, in the Tli* hours of labor for tbe two, three Prof. Olerich when capacity of a schoolmaster on a„ vacation, him, and tlie authorities will investigate. stripe men ate extended, tbe ancient. Hidden away bebind the they are honest. Tbeir most marked exclusively railroads. great postoffice building of St. Mar- she was a few weeks was visiting the Young Ladies’ Seminary At Portsmouth. Albert J. Thompson was i and treatment is more severe pliysiclal characteristic is their tre Of those interested in numerous com old. Prof. Olerich sentenced to eighteen months in the peni fcrence what you want, before you purchase tin’s-le-Grand, next door neighbor to a: Caledonia, Mo., he met Miss Virginia jgr privileges are reduced, while mendously long arms, which hang be mercial corporations perhaps Messrs. has long cherished Mitchell, daughter of Gen. E. Y. Mitchell, tentiary upon his plea of guilty to the ' one-stripe men every privi- tbe old hospital that bears its patron’s low their knees. Tbey are men of re Samuel Sloan and William A. Nash the theory that the whom he later married. By his simple forging of a 25-eent order for a plug of to rauted them that is possible name, and within a few yards of tbe markable bodily strength, and can en head the list, as each Is Interested in customary methods directness and plain, kindly manners. Mr. bacco. "Hattie Palmer. i terms of their sentence. The quaint courtyard where tlie bluecoat dure fatigue aud hardship tbat would thirty-two different companies. of training children Eland won a warm place in the hearts of Miss Sallie Cooper, daughter of ex-Re boys, hatless and In yellow stockiugs, are wrong, and he his constituents and colleagues. corder William C«oper of Adams County, JU Jn street. additlofi&i stripes are regarded by all soon kill an ordinary mortal. Sir Wil The following list of directors, with has invented a sys while riding on the carriage of a sawmill, the convicts as a disgrace and those play their games. Founded in 1123, liam found tha^: hardly any of them the number of corporations thpy repre it still retains its heavy Norman pillars tem of blocks, pic was struck by the saw and one leg and au who'wear the one stripe are constantly failed to be at least a foot taller tban sent, is of interest: John Jacob Astor, tures, etc., for home HITS THE GLUCOSE TRUST. arm was cut off. reminded of wbat tbeir imprisonment and rounded arches, which have been the tallest Englishman In the party, 18; Samuel D. Babcock. 28; George F. use. Little Viola is Prof. Mas, Fxpcrt I he mist, Testifies While engaged in raising a bam on will mean and tbe additional hardships carefully restored where the stone has and many were much larger than tbat. Baker, 37; August Belmont. 25; Chas. the first pupil under crumbled through centuries of decay: for Industrial Coiutuiselou. Lonsway farm, near Tiffin, part of the they will have to endure if they are Their attire is conspicuous by its Clarke, 31; Thoinaa T. Eckert, 18; Geo. the new system, viola oi.erich. structure fell and fatally injured John Its narrow churchyard Is bordered on Though but 2 years and 3 months old, she Testimony before the industrial commis Wagner, William Spayth and Charles Hin- sent back to serve a second term, absence. When a Shillock giant has J. Gould, 26; Marcellus Hartley, 18; sion at Washington alleges that at the The system bas worked so well at two sides by bouses which have ex donned his headgear he is ready for reads, calculates hard problems and tfhey, all well-known farmers. aggerated their architectural tendency George B. M. Harvey. 20; Collis P. “knows 3,000 nouns.” She “knows” the time of its formation the glucose trr^t Sing Sing tbat It is to be enlarged so as breakfast, but no man ever stirs out Huntington, 21; Emerson McWilliams, doubled the price of its product. The evi Abraham Hartman, the oldest seaman in to overhang. Tbe gravestones are so names of all tbe States and capitals and Toledo, is dead, aged 77. He ran the first to make that prison a reformatory. without it or without bis spear in bis 24; J. Pierpont Morgan, 24; Alexander “is versed in physiology, botany, astron- dence to this effect was given by Prof. Er When this is fully carried out all class old that most of the inscriptions are nest Mas, an expert chemist, who says he steamer between that city and Cleveland. band, and tills weapon invariably Is E. Orr, 29; H. B. Plant, 25; Edward V. >my and other sciences.” He was one of the best-known lake cap A men will be at Sing Sing, all of class worn off, and they are only to be decorated lavishly with ostrich feath was discharged by the trust becniw be reached by climbing a sort of portable W. Rosslter, 26; Fred W. Vanderbilt, tains. and at various times had charge of B men at Auburn, while class G and D ers at the point. The Shillock women 32; William K. Vanderbilt, 44; H. Wal Instead of being Duchess d’Arcos, the would not sign certiScatc-s saying tbe im the largest vessels on the lakes. men will go to -Clinton, to whleh prison stage-coach ladder from the pathway. are much smaller than the men and wife of the Spanish minister might now be itation food products of glucose were i o: B. B. RICHABD60N wishes to inform the Here gather on the appointed morn ter Webb, 37. injurious. Prof. Mas said the by-products Warden Coffin had fifteen prisoners at all convicts object to beiag sent. New inferior to them in looks. They wear A large number of men In the city Mrs. Admiral Dewey, which Americans (fee penitentiary punished for stealing ci public, that he still continues to do business ing the twenty-one old ladies, for, as at least will regard as of corn flour are used for cheapening la tha line of York Is doing more than any other their heads closely shaved and array hold ofHce In ten or more corporations. wheat flour, the starch is of the kind ordi gars. One of the thieves was John Thom State in tbe Union in working out the a rule they are old, aud very old. The a prouder title. The as, an old soldier with a wooden leg. John distribution of sixpences, hot-cross themselves, winter and summer alike, All of the directors named are Presi duchess, who is Ameri narily sold on the market as corn atari h, problem as to bow the convicts iu her lu skins, which they wear after the dent or hold some office outside of their the corn oil is used for making cod liver bad hollowed out his wooden peg, and in buns, shawls and two-shilling pieces can born, was Virginia side of It was found forty cigars. Undertaking at Lyons! prisons may be made honest and law- style adopted by a sandwich man. The directorship In part of the companies oil, mixing it with olive oil, and as a st b- takes place in aeCordince with legen Lowery, a Washington At Springfield, Francis Waugh, a farmer, I carry a fine lias of Motuary Goods to *»- abiding citizens when released from Shillock is not a religious man, and, with which they are connected. Direc belle. Dewey fell in stitute for cotton seed oil. ect from, all at reasonable rates. I Make a their imprisonment. f dary custom after morning service. In further examination the profp-^or was arrested on an affidavit filed by his son, It is not quite certain to a few cen beyond some vague ideas of the desir tors of most corporations meet once love with her, as did charging him with assault with intent to specialty of the care of the body. Calls are ability of propitiating malevolent spir eacb month and visit committees at the future duke, then stated that the similarity of linseed oil a ad promptly attended to, sight or day. turies when the thing was first start Count Brunetti. Miss corn oil is so close that'a chemist caarot kill. The son alleges that his father brutal ed, but it has been going on now for its, he is influenced by no creeds what like intervals, but In banks and other ly assaulted his wife, chased him out of B. M. MICHAJtDSl Lowery’sfather distinguish between them. There is a dif Funeral Dir several huudred years. The onlook ever. His only modern vice Is the institutions certain committees meet ference of 40 cents a gallon l>e- house with an ax and shot at him. barmless one of smoking, and he in thought Dewey was a ers, as a rule, are a few fresh-com- as often as once each week. bad match, and did not tween the two in favor of linsted Two burglars entered Trumpler's general For a cleaa, easy Shave plexioned nurses In pretty bonnets and dulges in that on a scale befitting his John E. Searles is one of the hard want her to marry the oil. The wholesale dealers, to a large store at Carothers, in which the postoffice is stature. The pipe which he smokes est-worked directors in New York, It duchess d AKcoscount because he was a extent, adit the two oils, selling the com kept, and made away with $11.19 in stamps Latest Style Bair Cutting cloaks, and a dozen residents of Little and $S5 in cigars. The town marshal, in Britain. After Rev. Sir Borradaile Sa will hold comfortably a half pound of is said. While 60 years old. worth mill foreigner. She gave the Spaniard a vow bination as pnre linseed oil. A prepa -a- Gem, J. *Cas“bb * Boa tobacco, and when he becomes weary tion of corn oil can be mixed with Pf ra his effort to capture tbe thieves, was over vor?, the present rector of “St. Bart,” ions of dollars and able to retire, he to marry no one else, refused Dewey, and powered and considerably bruised. doors west ox ronoflMi. of bolding it between his teeth he slaves more than a paid employe, work years afterward her father relented, when rubber in auy proportion, making an a* •id bas conducted morning prayers, the proof product. The resulting product is At Akron, last week, Mrs. H. A. Barton passes It over to his wife and she car ing from twelve to fifteen hours a day. the count was made a duke and was made twenty-one aged dames mount the minister to Mexico. used for making bicycle tires and otl ei Fell, striking her knee against a piece of stage-coacb ladder and make theii ries It until he wishes it again. He retired recently from a few of his rubber goods. glass. The wound was considered trifling. Lake Shore Time Card. way to the particular gravestone on The most serious obstacle which the corporate interests. The leg has now swollen to twice its nor English traveler encountered on his The Duke of Abruzzi has left Rome for W. B. GANIARD, Agen*, Delta. Ohio. which the twenty-one new sixpences Mr., Searles Is President of three or Norway en route for the polar regions. KIDNAPERS ARE ARRAIGNED. mal size, and physicians will amputate the P. 8. Blodgett, Gen. Supt., Cleveland. lie, and each old lady, having picked inland voyage was the “sud” or mass four big corporations, Secretary of one. His royal highness took leave of the king member. Her recovery is very doubtful. A. J. Smith, (Sea. Pass. Agt., Cleveland, O. up her sixpence, is then presented of vegetation w’hlch is loosened by Vice President of two, director in thir and other members Suspects In the Marlon Clark Case I e- Lulu Wagner, employed in tbe twine the action of tbe water and floats teen or more and trustee for five. His of the royal family, fore a Justice. factory, in Mlamisburg. got her^lothing Trains Westward. with /the florin, the bun and the cro caught in the machinery', into wmch she chet shawl. down stream. Frequently the river various salaries are estimated at $200.- who all wished him George BarroW, Addie Bar row aad was completely dammed by it and all good luck in his ex Bella Anderson, alias Carri*; Jones, w» re was drawn, ty is thought her skull is frac STATIONS In Ireland recently a quarrel had 000 a year, and attending directors’ tured and there is little hope of her re- What Groceries Cost in 1807. progress was impossible until it had meetings alone is said to bring him lu pedition to the north arraigned in New Y< rk taken place at a fair, and a' culprit pole.' The duke will before Justice Furs- tovery. She was reindved tb the St. Kliza- Buffalo,...... A New York woman brought to light been cut away. Some idea of lt can something like $5,000 a year, to say ‘jeth Hospital, Dayton. Cleveland, .... was being sentenced lor manslaugh be obtained by the experience of Sir 'eave Franz Josef man in tbe criminal ToledoTTT!...... 6:00p . ter. Tbe doctor, however, bad given in a recent upheaval of household be nothing of committee meetings which Land for the far branch of tue Supre uc Charles Skinner of New Lexington, a Swanton...... «:W longings consequent upon moving a Samuel Baker. With 1,000 men con DELTA,...... «:4# evidence to show that the victim’s net equally as much. It is safe to say lorth immediately. Court, charged w tb tinner employed in Zanesville, was stand tradesman’s passbook that was in use stantly working nt It he was able to ing in front of the Stevens Block, on Main Wauseon,...... 7.04 skull yaa abnormally thin. The pris that Mr. Searles’ visits to “board meet The preparations for kidnaping Baby S a* Kendal vllle.... *.00 when she first began housekeeping iu proceed only twelve miles in thirteen ings” are' worth an average of $25 the expedition hate rion Clark. Bella Au- rtreet. when a keystone, weighing thirty Elkhart,...... oner, on being asked if lie bad any days. The sud regulates the flow of been completed. The derson was called, aad oounds, dropped from the arch of a third- Chicago,.,...... thing to say for himself,'feplied: “No, 1867. It was ami account with a New each.—New York Mail-and Express. ABBCZZr. York grocer, and the items were looked the river, but whether its removal royal explorer thinks by the advice of le i itory window, striking him between the T ra in s yer honor; but I would ask, was that counsel, A b r a h a m shoulders and fatally injuring him. over with some interest as showing the would result in an over-abundant VALUABLE TIMEPIECE. his voyage will occupy two years. He has a skull fDr a man to go to a fair wid?” Levy, she withdraw Frank Lowder was the victim of a mys ACCHI. N.Y. AO. N Y AB greatly lowered prices that prevail supply of water to the countries far high expectations of the scientific results Ex Ez >f the expedition and is sanguine of find- her pica of not gui vj terious assault on a crowded street in STATIONS No. 158 Doctor Phillpots, Bishop of Exeter, nowadays for the same commodities. north at flood time and a shortage at Watch that Varies Only One-Third of No. > No. 21 called to account several sporting ng Andree. y -'x—l» and pleaded guilty to Portsmouth at the hand of Frank Reed, his Chicago...... 8.30 am *.00 p m “A” sugar, which was the white coffee other seasons is a question still unset a Second a Day. CABBIE JOXZS. Elkhart!...... 11.43 12.16 am A w atch of remarkable perfection is Barry McOsrmick bids fair to become the charge of kidnap ancle, whom he had not seen for ten years. 1.06 p m clergymen in bis diocese in the early sugar formerly used, cost ?1.75 for ten tled. At present this mass of vegita- ping. She was remanded to the Tom >*. They crossed from Kentucky in a skiff. Kendal vllle,...... 5.50 a m part of the century. He met one of described in the London .Times, its dis *.he star second baseman of the National 7.44 3.00 2.57, pounds; a cooking sugar, called yello^w, tlon is the most serious obstacle in the League. He is practically a man without The work of selecting a jury to try Bur Reed persisted in carrying an oar up the DELTA...... 7 M XD tbem at a friend’s bouse. “I am told, was $1.55 for the same amount, and openiug up and future cultivation of tinction resting on the fact of its hav row was then begun. street, and suddenly struck Louder twice Swanton,... 8.08 3.34 my lord, that you object to my bunt ing just gained the Kew certificate of an error, a remark Toledo??... 8.45 4.10 granulated sugar was charged at 19 the country. able record, taking with the edge of it, cutting his head and Cleveland. 9.10 7.56 a m ing,” said the clergyman. “Dear me, cents a pound. A broom cost Go cents, Another enemy to civilization which "Class A, especially good,” with the into consideration ANTHRAX KILLING OFF STOC<. nearly severing his nose. Both were in Buffalo__ SJOaai U 0 p a who could have told you so?” answer extraordinary mark of 88.1 out of a toxicated and are unable to give any reason WAV FR’Tt—East,3:23 pi West l:0A i a bag of hominy 35 cents, a bag of salt the engineers bave encountered is the the num ber of for the assault. ed t!be bishop, “what I object to is relentless white ant. Anything not possible 100. To win the latter a chances be has had. The Dreaded Disease Ciiusine Alarm 25 cents, table butter was 45 cents a Among T.ouislnua Planters. Workmen engaged in digging up the that you should ever do anything pound, and six pounds of oyster crack made of iron It will destroy utterly. watch would have to be absolutely per In the second game else.” fect as a timekeeper, a result admitted -in St. Louis he Planters in Louisiana are alarmed at southeast corner of High and Cherry LIMA NORTHERN TRAiN8. ers were put down at $1.08. It has been decided, therefore, tbat the the prevalence of eharbon or authr s, streets. Columbus, unearthed tlie base of a Trains pass Wauseon—Going south The most talked of verses Oliver poles of the transcontinental telegraph to lie scarcely within the range of prac made a misplay that approached an er- which is killing off stock right and It ft hickory flagstaff, w’hich was erected in 1840. at 12:09 p. m., 7:44 p. m. Going north Herford ever wrote were ^submitted to Parasols Her Fad. will all have to be of iron.—London tical achievement. Every day telegrams from different pa -ts and from which the American flag was uu- at 849 a. m., 1:28 p. m. This watch, an all-English pocket ju>r, but the major the editor of Life, aud they were re The Duchess of York is a most en Mail. ity of of the State, and especially the Ten? as furled at the open ing of tbe second Presi chronometer, lias a mean variation of the scorers let turned, not once but twice. They thusiastic collector of parasols. Sh« Barry have the ben delta, report havoc beiug wrought by the dential campaign of Van Buren. who was daily rate amounting to only one-third dreaded sickness. defeated by President Harrison. W. N. started on their third journey to Life, has no fewer tban 100, and all are DARING FEATS OF HORSES. efit of the doubt and accompanied by a note to the editor. of a second, and the mean difference Reports also come from the delta ;i at Steele, a pioneer resident of Columbus, made from special designs in ordei gave the batter a states that he saw the pole raised in the “My dear Mr. Mitchell,” It began, between the extreme gaining and los m ' c o h m i c k . hit. In his first several planters, have contracted the < is- that the combination of color witb lier Bow They Learn to Climb Almost Per year mentioned aud also vouchsafes the in “during your recent absence from pendicular Cliffs. ing rates to four seconds. Tbe makers fourteen games this season he accepted ease from stock. There are c'vr.- two ca: ci costume and hat may be perfectly real of anthrax in the charity hospital of IV >w formation that It was cut down many years yottr offlce, your office boy has been ized. The duchess, previous to going So extraordinary as to seem incredi attribute this result to the use of a re :he twenty-four chances offered him . His ago by a Mr. Felber, who occupied tlie batting average is .288. Orleans. One of the patients. John I it- returning masterpieces, one of which into mourning for the Queen of Den ble are the feats of horsemanship* volving escapement, or tourbillou, a tle of Livingston parish, has bt-cn Uroiu ht storeroom on the corner mentioned. The I enclose. Please remit at your earli mark, was developing into one of tbe which are a part of fbe many others device in which the frame that carries in from the little village of Mai:rc»as le base is iu good state of preservation and tbe escapement Is made to revolve The home of Walter R. Dinmore, in shows the marks of an ax. est convenience.” And the editor did best-dressed women in tbe country. that are daily performed in the Italian San Francisco, is suffering from too many contracted the disease through hairing rem it. Many people think that the little curl cavalry service. They are vouched for slowly but continuously In the main relatives-in-law. Mrs. Dinmore has beeu bitten by flies which had been imv u- A daughter of Stephen Houser, a well- While visiting one of the camps dur- which her highness wears on the fore by many reliable eye witnesses, among frame by the action of the watch, thus brought suit for lated from stock suffering from chilli) m. to-do fanner, aged 85 years, near Akron, iug his recent Southern tour President head is an imitation of the Princess ol them the British military attache at reducing the error iu timekeeping divorce, and Mr. The other patient is Salvador Mariana, an found bis lifeless remains hanging from a Italian, who works on the Woodi i ds ladder. He had placed the rope altout his McKinley chanced to lie strolling Wales’. Nothing of the kind. As a Rome. Long and careful training of from change of position—a piece of Dinmore is suing neck and then jumped. Death by slow matter of fact, when the duchess was a strong, intelligent and courageous mechanism which does not materially half a dozen rela plantation. While treating a :nuie wh ra about unattended, and sought to pass had eharbon the virus eniered au strangulation followed, as no bones were horses is the explanation of these seem tions for $50,000 libros ou a certain line which was patroled by child she fell down and cut her fore Increase the complication of the watch, on his arm. broken. He was despondent because of ill a vigilant sentinel. The sefctiuel very head on a fender. Tills left a very ing impossibilities. They could be ac involving, in fact, the addition of one for damage to his business, and will health. promptly stopped him aud demanded ugly scar, and in order to hide this scat complished fey a well-trained horse un wheel only. WAR’S END IS FAR AWAY. Rats liave become so numerous and der a good rider anywhere, particularly ask for another tlie countersign. “I don't khow tbe the delightful little curl which has While the marks of this watch for $50,000 for his^ vicious about the livery stable of Edward countersign,” said Mr. McKinley. been so freely imitated was brought in the West by our cowboys, but are temperature compensation are not Brigadier General Hall Predicts l.cis Erdbrink. at Manchester, tbat tliey attack wife’s affections. Conflict with the Xntives. into request. specially practiced iu the Italian army claimed to be unsurpassed—as many the Worses in their stalls at night. The “Then you don’t pass.’’ said tlie sol One sister-in-law “The end of the war is a long way o f.’* other night tlie rodents attacked a fine dier. “But,” said Mr. McKinley, “I because of the. Alpine climbing the cav as 18.7 having been recorded out of persisted in mak- “*9- »™ mobe. Loosening I'd a Stingy Brother. alry must frequently do in times of writes Brig. Gen. Hall, now on duty is driving horse and ate away a portion of tlie am the President of the United twenty—those for smallness in varia :ng her home with the Dinmores, enter- the Philippines, in a inside of one of its hoofs, causing great A story goes that a church in War war. .ained entirely too many visitors, and gave S ta tes.” “ 1 don’t know that,” replied rensburg, Mo., was sadly iu need of tion in daily rate and for absence of letter to a friend in pain and loss of blood. The training begins iu the cavalry positional errors are unusually good. :oo many pink teas. Then she devoured tbe imperturable sentry; “but if you general repairs, and a meeting was Washington. The lids year will mark tbe passing of tlie school Tor di Quinto, in the Campagna, sentimental novels, and persuaded her sis letter is dated early haven’t got the countersign you could ter that she was unhappy. natural gas as a fuel around Toledo. The being held in it witli a view’ of raising and at the school ait Piedmont. The Hailstones. in May, about the great pipe systems, which have carried gas not get by here eveu if you were funds for that purpose. The minister S Through Car Line George Dewey himself!” horses selected for this work are chiefly Tlie organisms of hailstones have time Aguinaldo was to Toledo, Sandusky and many smaller having said that $500 would be re English and Irish hunters, although making his over places, are being tom up. The pump sta XHETXOXT. DETROIT, Norman E. Mack runs the Buffalo been investigated on two occasions by quired. a Very wealthy and equally some are Italian bred. They are light, F. C. Harrison, a Canadian bacteriol tures for peace, and tions of the Northwestern Natural lias TOLMDO* TOLEDO * (N. Y.) Times. In the presidential stingy member of the congregation OnrOIOTTATI. OOLUXBT78. yet very powerful, and possess an un ogist, who has found numerous bac shows that the Company has shut down for good. campaign of 18S4. the editorial page arose aud said lie would give $1. Just American army offi usual degree of intelligence. At Tor di teria HHid molds, including a bacillus Shad. Hubbell of Adelphi, took a ship TOLEDO, COLUMBUS * of the paper came out one afternoon cers had little faith] CHAJLLT3TOH, W. VA_ as be sat down, however, a lump of Quinto an old gravel pit. with sides aud efceeus hitherto undescribed. The ment of lambs to Buffalo, where he sold filled with reasons why Blaine should in the sincerity of?* them for $600. A short time later he vvas plaster fell from the ceiling and hit varying in height from six to forty feet, character of the germs confirms BuJ- OOLUTCBT7S * XARIBTTA. be elected President. Tbe first page the request for peace sandbagged and robbed, and was founclby him ou the head, whereupon he rose is used for the first training. At the wid’s theory that surface water is car Parlor Oars oa Pay Trains. however asserted that there never was up hastily aud called out that he had negotiations. the police the next morning wandering beginning the horse is made to ascend ried up by storms and frozen, produc Gen. Otis has been * o*N. i i a h . Sleeping Cars on Night Trains. such a great man as Cleveland. One made a mistake: he would give $50 through tb* city in a crazed condition. His *atas Always low as the Lowest. bnd descend the bank at its lowest part, instructed to censor all news, and, t-> be relatives were notified and went after him. o f the sub-editors of the piper was ac This was too much for an enthusiast ing hail. Always Confer with Ohio Central Agta. but gradually, as its confidence in itselr consistent, the War Department, shies bringing him homer" He is still very* ill, cordingly held up on the street by bis present, who, forgetful of everything, !and the sureness o f its footing in By the Salvation Army. SHOT BY THE FILIPINOS. the departure of Secretary Alger, has de spits bluod in large quantises and may not friends. “Will you please tell us whom called out fervently: “Oh, Ldrd, hit bin: creases. the ascents and descents be A War Cry is to be printed in Java, Major A. M. Uiggies, Lieutenant McTaggttt. clined to make public many messages re recover. No clew was discovered to the MOULTON HOCJK, Me. Mack Is supporting?” they la- come higher, until at last the horse will in the Malay language. of Mian., woimded.____ of J£aasas, killea. ceived from the Philippines. identity of his assailants. Oen’l Passenger Act.. TOUBO , Ok DELTA ATLAS. FRIDAY. JUNE 28, 1899.
Bismarck’s Boomersae. lire he has got,” lio powdered as he kept FORCES A HEN TO "SET. A Few Timely Pointers. • There can be no doubt that the war on his walk up to the front veranda, The up-to-date farmer has learned the The bouse was silent, and the Hgkt where a great chestnut tree was show liiddj 'Was Obstinate, b at She Was No wisdom of doing his own thinking, and Indemnity paid by France to Germany Wa* fading from the western glow; Match for the Boy. in selecting a binder or mower to weigh after the Six Weeks’ War w as a boom ering its blooms over the steps and the carefully the actual points of superiority I read, till tears had dimmed my sight, balmy sunshine slept on the painted( Down in Missouri, so says the Kan erang to score up against Bismarok. Some letters written long ago. sas City Star, lives a boy who likes and to avoid mere ‘’talking” or "selling” Tbe good it did to France is inestima floor. “He is making a Circassian slave points. The “life” of a machine depends out of that dear little woman.” pets. He began with a pair of pigeons largelv on its main frame, which should ble. Prior to the war there was an The voices that have passed away, that he got in a trade for a dog that he be solid enough to outwear the working enormous amount of money locked up The faces that have turned to mold. And he took his book and stretched parts and yet not heavy enough to tear Were round me in the room to-day himself comfortably out in the ham had traded a knife for. His parents al in the form of small savings. The ap lowed him to keep the pigeons until itself to piece* through its own inertia. E v i d e n c e And laughed and chatted as of old. mock for his evening’s reveries. The Deering Ideal Binder has a high- peal of the government to'the people they multiplied, so that there were pig set this sum Into profitable motion, and carbon steel frame, hot-riveted at the The thoughts that youth was wont eons all over the place. Then he sold joints. This machine has stood the most to the amazement of the world, France think, the pigeons, and bought a goat tbat ate wvere tests ever put on a binder. It has paid off her creditor in less than half The hopes now dead forevermore, the clothes off the line every Monday. a cutting apparatus tbat will cut any crop the stipulated time. This gave a vast It was tbe next day that his son came that grows: elevators that will elevate Came from the lines of faded ink to him in the library, where a little fire He was compelled to dispose of it, and anything it cuts; a simple reel with great Poor clothes camnot make impulse to business enterprise of all As sweet and earnest as of yore. er range of adjustment than any other, you look old. Even pale of logs had been kindled, for a chilly, traded it for a pair of game chickens. kinds, and since then France has In a week there wasn’t a rooster le'ft operated with a single lever; the famous cheeks woii*t do It. steadily become more wealthy. In I laid the letters by and dreamed northeast rain had blown all tbe; yel Deering Knotter and Binder which never Your household cares may The dear dead past to life again; low maple leaves away, and the sun in the neighborhood; the game rooster misses: the only bundle carrier worthy of Mrs. George Osmun, of Belvidere,Warren Co., N. J.,writes: be heavy and disappoint Germany the effects were less bene had killed them all. His father took the name; and finally Deering Roller and ficial. The huge influx of gold sent up The present and its purpose seemed shine was obscured in driving clouds. - Suffering as I had from weakness, irregularities and back ments may be deep, but A fading vision full of pain. “Well, my boy,” said bis father kind the game chickens for a ride one night, Ball Bearings, making it the lightest they cannot make you look prices with a rush. A mania for specu and lost them three miles out in the draft binder that ever cut a swath. ache for several years, a release from this suffering was a old. i lation set in, followed by the inevitable ly. “you are off to tbe city, I suppose?” Then, with a sudden shout of glee. “Yes, sir,” said Mr. Barrington, Jr.—> country. Three days afterward the boy blessing. Oh! how I wish more suffering women would accept One thing does it and crisis. Most serious of all, however, The children burst into the room; brought them home, but he never told Height and Genius. your kind offer and be relieved. There is no need for women never fails. was tbe unexpected discovery of a tall, straight, handsome young man, Here are a few statistics bearing on Their little faces were to me with a brown complexion and spar anyone how he got them. And so he to suffer. Mrs. Pinkham’s advice and Lydia £. Pinkham’s It is impossible to look France’s strength. Bismarck intended As sunrise in the cloud of gloom. fought for his pets one by one, his dog the question of height in its relation to young with |he color of to cripple her forever, but he only re kling eyes. “And before I go perhaps genius. Tall men: Burke, 5 ft. 10 in.; Vegetable Compound will relieve seventy years in your hair. you had better give me a check if it’s was lost, his lamb stolen, his rabbits vealed her immense [tower, and this, The world was full of meaning still, ran away. He bas come down to one Sir R. Burton, over tt ft.; Sir Walter th em .” ot coarse, necessitated the gigantic For love will live though loved ones die! convenient." Raleigh, 6 ft.; Peter the Great, 6 ft. 8 I turned npon life’s darkened hill “A check?” said his father. “Foi old hen. military burdens which year by year Recently he bought a “settin’ ” of In.; Thackeray, tt ft. 3 in.; Lincoln, tt weigh .more heavily upon Germany. Aud gloried in the morning sky, what?” ft. 1 in.; George Washington, tt ft. 3 in. —Boston Transcript. “I’m about out of ready cash,” said eggs. A “settin* ” of eggs is as many Mrs. Ida Peters, Milan,Tenn., as a motherly hen can hatch Into Medium stature: Lord Beaconsfield, 5 Exhibits at Parts. Dudle^, carelessly, “and a little spend ft. 9 in.; Byron, 5 ft. 8% in.; Voltaire. writes: There will be a large exhibit from this ing money would come very handy for chicks. He had made up his mind tbat 5 ft. 7 in.: Wellington, 5 ft. 7 In. Short his hen was lonely, and needed com •• D ear M rs. P inkham—W hen 1 conntry at the Paris exposition in 1900, * * current expenses.” men: Balzac, 5 ft. 4 in.: Beethoven, 5 wrote to you the first time asking which will prove very interesting to all, “Ah! And what are you going to pany, and what so companionable as ft. 4 in.; Keats, 5 ft; Napoleon. 9 ft.; your advice 1 was a great sufferer. but no more so than the news that the t Dudley's Lesson. 3 buy ?” a batch of little chicks to scratch for? Nelson, 5 ft. 4 in.; De Quincey. 5 ft. 3 In. famous American remedy, Hostetter’s i t Dudley looked at his father in amaze The hen, however, had different views, Menstruations were irregular, Stomach Bitters, will core dyspepsia, in (K ttt (tt » ment. and didn’t want to sit on the eggs. But One Dollar Sunday Onting. sometimes a week too soon and digestion and constipation. To all suffer “I need a summer suit, sir,” said he, he was not a boy to be stumped by a Commencing Sunday, May 28, and. until ers a trial is recommended. hen—he had borne too many losses al further advised, parties of five or more ’then a week ortwo late, and when “and---- ” they appeared were very profuse, VTVfi? ILLY BARRINGTON wasonly ready. traveling together on one party ticket go Farm s from the tw«. “Yes—yes,” nodded tbe old gentle He put the eggs in a box. In which ing and returning same day, may travel on great pain and tenderness in the In California inland seas are being JfMm 18 when she came to live at man. “And how much do you pay for any train of the Nickel Plate Road to and ^ Holly Lodge. Very young to he had made a nest of hay. Then be from any station west of Wallace Junction, bowels, pain in back and limbs, turned into farm lands. Thousands of a summer suit now?” planted the indignant hen on them, acres in the San Joaquin Valley tbat be married, said tbe gossips of the “Oh, six or seven pounds,” answered Pa., not more than one hundred miles from leucorrhoea all the time. I was neighborhood, still younger to assume put a board in which he had bored a starting point, for one dollar for each per weak and nervous and had no were only watered wastes full of tule Dudley. lot of air holes over her, and left her to son. Where single fare is one dollar or amfpeat bogs bave been made into the all tbe cares and responsibilities of a “Six or seven pounds!” echoed Mr. appetite. Burning and choking household. And there were not lacking come to terms. That night his big less, individual tickets will be sold going best land in the State, and more are Barrington. “Isn’t tbat rather vague?” brother kicked the board off the box, ami returning same day at one fare fbr the sensation in my throat I received being improved. Through the land a doleful propbets who declared, with “A fellow never knows exactly,” ex round trip. Confer with Ticket Agents of permanently postpones the kcanal three miles long, one hundred eyes rolled up and mouths drawn and set the hen free. Next morning the the Nickel Plate Road for further particu your reply and followed all your plained Dudley. boy pnt her back, and put some bricks tell-tale signs of age. Used feet wide and ten feet deep was dug. down, that Mrs. Barrington never “Ah, but you ought to know!" Inter lars. ______instructions and now 1 am cured. according to direction* it Then levels twenty feet wide at the would “get on” with the old gentleman. on the board, for he thought she had I owe my recovery all to Mrs. gradually- brings back the rupted tbe old gentleman. “And, now Pelflsh Pleasures. base and as w ide,as a good wagon “He is so fastidious,” said one. raised the board and released herself. color of youth. At flfty your I am one tbe subject, you buy your The brother kicked botb bricks and “Willoughby, you seem to prefer golf Pinkham’s advice and her wonder hair may look as it iffa at road at the top, twelve feet above tbe “So difficult to suit,” said another. clothes of Poole, don’t you? Aren’t to bicycling.” “His ideal is so impossibly bigb!” de board off that night. The boy replaced ful remedies. ” fifteen. It thickens the hair water line, were buih. After dredges there cheaper places?” “Yes; you see, if anybody gets hurt at also; stop* it from falling took all the mud from tbe enclosures, clared a third. hen and board again, and again they Dudley ignored tbe question, and were kicked off. Then he got a board golf it is generally the caddie.” out; and cleanses the scalp pumps drained them dry, leaving excel But to their surprise-rperhaps a lit said: hem dandruff. Shall we lent farming land. tle to tbeir disappointment—Milly and and made a hole in it for the ben to send you oar book on the “I’ve a little bill at the cigar shop to poke her head through, and nailed the Try Allen’s Foot-Ease, Mrs. Maggie P. Stine, New her fatber-in-law were the best of A powder to be shaken into tbe shoes. Hair and Its Diseases? friends from the very first moment in settle, and there are some new books I board to the box. Once a day he takes Berlin, Pa., writes: Hall’s Catarrh Cure should like to read.” the board off and chases the hen At this season your feet feel swollen, Is taken internally. Price 76 cants. which they looked upon each other’s nervous and hot, and get tired easily. If ‘•I have suffered with terrible face. “Just send tbe bills to me,” said the around the yard for exercise, and twice old gentleman; “I'll pay them.” you have smarting feet or tight shoes, try backache in the small of my back Milly was anxious to learn, so eager a day he carries food and water to her. Allen's Foot-Ease. It cools the feet and Sixteen Children aad All Girls! “The bootmaker, sir-----” What’s the use of trying to discour for about, seven years, and could Thomas H: Norman, a colored labor to comprehend tbe Ins and outs of the makes walking easy. Cures ingrowing great, roomy old bouse, so ambitious “You must try and not be too extrav age a boy like that? nails, swollen and sweating feet, blisters never get anything to help me. er in tbe general postoffice at Washing and callous spots. Relieves corns and ton, is the proud father of sixteen chil to excel every housekeeper in the agant with your boots. Young men I tried several physicians, but have so many fictitious wants nowa Books Only the Queen Can Sell. bnnions of all pain and gives rest and dren, every one of them girls and all neighborhood, that the old gentleman comfort. Try it to-day. Sold by all drug found no help. 1 have now taken living and healthy. The oldest is 25 said, with a smile, to bis son: days. But, as I said before, let all tbe It seems a funny thing that the bills be sent to me. And as for spend Queen is, not only a printer, publisher gists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial pack three bottles of Lydia E. Pink- years and tbe youngest 19 months. “Don’t let your little wife undertake age FREE. Address Allen S. Olmsted, ham's Vegetable Compound, and too much, Dudley.” ing money, here is enough for tbe pres and book seller, but will not allow any Norman himself is 44 years old, while one else? to print and sell certain books. LeRoy, N. Y. feel like a different woman.” his wife is a year younger. And Dudley Barrington answered, ent.” with a yawn: He drew out half a sovereign and All charts used by mariners, for in It is not what be has, or even wbat stance, are printed and published ex The Summer Bath. “There’s no danger of that, sir. The handed it to his son. Dudley stared at he does, which expresses the worth of Nothing is more refreshing and invigor ladies ^>f Holly Lodge have always it in amazement. clusively by the Queen. This is no a man, but what he is.—Amiel. ating in summer than a daily bath. Bnt been first-rate housekeepers, you know. “I expected a check, sir,” said he, doubt a very good thing for the mari rirs. H. A ., 134 Cedar Street, to have it beneficial soft water and good ners, as lt insures the strictest accuracy And if a woman is at work she isn’t somewhat discomfited. Knights of St. John Owosso, filch.* writes: soap must be used. Ivory Soap is the best “Did you?” of the chart. Ordnance maps are also Annual Convention at Cleveland, O., June for tbe purpose; it is pure, dissolves spending money foolishly or. gossip •• Nearly three years ago I wrote . quickly, sweetens and purifies the cuticle, ing.” “It isn’t agreeable to be pnt on sucb printed by tbe crown alone, and, in 20th to 28th, Tickets on sale at all points "1 nave gone 1 4 days s« a tins without a gives a healthful glow to the skin, and an allowance,” went on Dudley, sharp fact, it is the crown alone that can af on the Nickel Plate Road June 26th and to you asking advice in regard s m s M t o f the bowels, not being able to Mr. Barrington’s keen, blue eyes re leaves it white and soft. Early in the ly. “I’m not accustomed to it.” ford tbe great expenditure Incurred in 26tb, good until 29th. One fare for round to m y health. 1 was so miserable; % Bovs them except by using hot water Injections. morning or jnst before retiring at night garded bis son sbarply for a moment. trip. Take any one of our Peerless Trio of Chronic constipation for seven years placed me in will be fonnd the most suitable times for “Not agreeable, eh?” said his father, their construction. A third publica suffered from painful menstra- ' * this terrible condition; during tbat time I did ev “Do you tbink Milly is addicted to tion which the Queen jealously keeps Fast Express Trains. Besure to avail erything 1 beard of but never fonnd any relief; suoh bathing. EL1XA R. PARKER. either of those pernicious practices?” comfortably adjusting bis feet on an yourself of visiting the beautiful Forest ation and backache, was nervous, X m i my case until 1 began nslng CA8CAKET8. I embroidered rest. “Then why do you to herself is the useful monthly jour City on this occasion. Ask Agentst bow bave from one to three passages a day, and if I v An Kxperim eat he asked. nal of the Board of Trade. This is, dizzy and faint. I received such was ricb 1 would give UOO.OO far each movement; 1* “They come natural to all women, practice the system with your wife?” Is such a relief." a t l k i b h. Htnrr. Dusenbuck—Going to the same place “I give ber all tba't sbe needs to or ought to be, a very profitable specu There is this paradox in pride—it a kind letter from you, telling me 1680 Bussell St.. Detroit, HICh. for the summer this year? don’t they?” said Dudley, shrugging lation, as it is crowded with advertise bis shoulders. spend.” said Dudley, coloring up. makes some men ridiculous, but pre ju st w hat to do. 1 followed your ( Bustenbroke—Yes. Last year all my “And I have given you all that you ments. x~'-- vents others becoming so.—Colton. advice and I now am recommend- ^ girls brought husbands home from “Not to' all!” said his father. Then, most strange of all, is the fact And in his secret soul he wondered need.” ing Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- J there and I’m in hopes they’ll take ’ea “I am a man!” said Dudley. that the Queen, in company withlOx- Pico’s Cure for Consumption is the best back this year and leave ’em where if Dudley was really worthy of such a ford and Cambridge universities, has of oil cough enres.—George W. Lots, Fa- table Compound. I thank God jewel as Millicent. “And she is a woman!” retorted bis they get ’em.—Philadelphia Nortt father. the exclusive privilege of printing, pub bacher, La., Aug. 26, 1895. for this pain destroyer.” American. So tbe weeks went on, and Milly “I am the manager of your ware lishing and selling the Bible. This may stood bravely to her helm, until one be a surprise to most people, but it is One cannot always be a true hero, Long Limit Cheap Excursion to Ni bright October day the old gentleman, house, and I claim my honest remuner but one can always be a man.—Goethe. agara Falls. t ation as such,” cried Dudley. “I am no a fact. Anyone, however, may pub chancing to pass the low kitchen win lish a Bible provided be added some Pleasant, Palatable. Potent. Taste O The Nickel Plate Road will run their dow where the vipes made a screen of beggar. There is not a penny that I National Kdacational Association Good, Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe. 10c annotations. N usual Annnal Excursion this year in Au- moving shadow, looked smil^gly into ask for that I do not earn.” Convention .a CURE CONSTIPATION, gustto Niagara Falls, but the return por In the matter of copyright the Queen Meets at Los Angeles, Cal., July 11th to tion of the excursion ticket will be good on where his daughter-inrlaw twas at “That is Milicent’s case exactly,” has great advantages over her sub work. . ■ . . 14th. Go via the Nickel Plate Road. A “ Nearly all the time for seven any one of their Trio of Fast Express said the wise old advocate. “Sbe does jects. Any ordinary person publishing Peerless Trio of Fast Express Trains Daily. Trains for fifteen days. Lookout for a “Have you got a glass of cool milk the work of the bouse, and does lt well. a book has the exclusive right to pub Unexcelled dining car service. Rates low. years I was confined to my room. yPs T| rouser. The reputation earned for these for me, little girl?” said he. ~'\ Sbe is an economist in every sense of lish and sell it as long as be lives and Ask Agents. I consulted the best doctors in Annual N ia g ara Falls Excursions over the Milly brought the milk promptly. ^ sthe word. Is it right that she should for seven years after bis deatb or for Nickel Plate Road bas made them very “See, papa,” sbe said, triumphantly receive merely her board and clothes? Mrs. W inslow’* Sooiimro Snror for ffclldren my town, and tried almost every- ]| forty-two years from the date of first teethins: gotten* tbe sums, nances inflammation, popular and for years it has been the rule pointing to the table, “what a baking Is she not entitled to a regular allow allays pain, cures vrind oolic. £ cents a bottle. thing I conld think of, but \ 1 _ j HOME SEEKERS’ for parties anticipating an outing during I have done tdMkyr Three apple pies, ance to spend as she pleases? Do not publication if that be a longer term, received no lasting benefit. My tbe summer to make it convenient to take but the Queen’s copyright in anything WANTEO.-Caseof bad health that RIP-AN-S will three loaves of bread, a pan of biscuits, think me a meddlesome old fogy, my in the Annual Niagara Falls Excursion on her Majesty publishes will last till the not benefit. Send 5 cents to Ripans Chemical Co, whole body was diseased, and n. l- / S L *- the Nickel Plate Road. This year the date a cake, and a d/)?en plutp/tarts!” son,” he added, rising and placing his New York, for 10 samples and 1.000 testimonials. the p^-ins I suffered no tongue * . EXCURSIONS is fixed for August 14th or 15th. Look for “Bravo!” said Mr. Barrington. “But, hand kindly on his son’s shoulder. “But day of judgment. can tell. I believe there is not < particulars latet. Milly, why are you baking? Where is I have been observing all these things, Bashful beaux and unruly steers are To Western Points. A W orking Member. ‘ often roped in. a pain that any woman ever Hannah?” and I merely wanted to give^you a per Alderman James Duckworth, the JtTLY 4th AND 18th, 1899. Eagle Linen Letter Paper and En “Hannah wanted her wages raised,” sonal Application of this lesson in econ suffered bnt what I have had. ' velopes are the proper thing. Tell member of parliament for the Middle On the above dates the WABASH will said Milly, rather soberly. “And Dud omy. You see how it humiliates one to ton division of Lancashire, has the dis I was troubled with backache, Mil .toiu its tn moiwti stations East of Chicago your printer to uee this brand on your have to beg humbly for the money that and Tolono. Ill,, LOW KATE HOME SEEK ley said it was all nonsense keeping a tinction of being the only member of nervousness, a burning and con- p ERS’ EXCURSION Tickets to points West, next order. girl when I was so fondof^ousework. one has honestly earned—to be called South, and Southwest, granting a liberal re upon for an account of every penny parliament who bas worked In the fac stant distress in the stomach, a^C ■ turn limit. A postal card addressed to any Wa So she has gone.” —/ tory as a half-timer. He went to work painful menstruation, leucorrhoea, • j t bash Ticket A pent, or to either of the following “But are you fond of housework?” one wishes to spend. Don’t put your Passenger Representatives will bring? you wife into such a false position as this. in a mill at tbe age of 6 years, and in and at times very bad headaches. prompt and explicit information regarding he asked. “In Itself, as an abstract order to reach the looms was provided Wise people are Also rich tvhen they rates, routes, time of trains, through car serv Treat her as one of the firm of Bar thing, I mean?” with a piece of wood. At the age of knovj a perfect remedy for *11 annoying At last seeing your remedies ^ ice, condition ot tickets, etc., etc. For Infants and Children. rington & Go.” “Yes. papa.” Milly answered, with 14 he was the support of his mother. diseases of the blood, kidneys, liver and so highly recommended I decided $ some hesitation. “But I’m a little, tired Dudley stoo4 still a moment, ponder Tbe Kind You Haie Always Bought ing, and then he said, earnestly: He has had a varied career. He bas towels. It is Hood's Sarsaparilla, ’which to try them, and to write to you this morning. I rose early and swept served in the army, been a town mis is perfect in its action—so regulates the concerning my troubles. • the house through before breakfast, “I will sir. You are right!” And Milly was delighted that very sionary, and afterward commenced entire system as to bring vigorous health. •* After receiving your letter of j ( ^ \ \ ) so as to have time for the baking.” bawking tea. He is now one of the s “You are a good little girl,” said the day to receive a check for an ample advice, 1 followed your directions J t sum of money from her husband. largest provision merchants in the father-in-law. “But we mustn’t let you north of England, and has upward of and have now taken four bottles >1. work too hard.” “Is it all for me?” she cried, with of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable w FREE HOMES glittering eyes. fifty shops in the neighborhood of “Papa,” said Milly, with downcast Rochdale. He is an alderman of the Compound, one of Blood Purifier, one-half box of Liver Pills, S E B W W C P n In the Great Grain and “Yes, all,” Dudley answered, laugh W W T W B T u I Grazing Belts of West- lashes and a deep pink shadow creep Rochdale town council, a local preach and one and one-half packages of Sanative Wash, and can say ing over her cheek, “I’ve been thinking ing. M tM i I f & P j | erE Canada and lnfor- er, and for twelve months^ was the that 1 feel like a new person. I think I should not have \ K a d J m s tio n as to how to »*- for some time that—that---- ” “But what am I to do with so much president of the United Methodist ? | n cure them can be had on money?” been on this earth now, had it not been for your medicine. I yf application to the De- “Well?” said Mr. Barrington, encour Free church annual assembly. I partment of the Interior, agingly. , “Lock it up in your desk, dear,” he I cannot thank* you enough for your advice to me and your • Ottawa, Canada, or to “That I should like to ask you for a answered, “and spend it for your needs Snow th a t Is Alive. wonderful medicine."—Mrs. Georgia McDaniels,View fields, C. J. Broughton, i**s Monadnock Bldg., Chtoago, as they occur.” A most curious phenomenon in the 111.; U. V. Mclnoes, No. 1 Merrill Block, Detroit, little money,” faltered Milly. South Dakota. Mich.; D. Caven, Bad Are, Mich.; James Grieve, “Money!” he echoed in surprise. “But I never bad so much before all northwest of Canada is the appearance Reed City, Mich., Agents fo r GoVm’t ot Canada. “Doesn’t Dudley give you ail you at one timer’ exclaimed tbe amazed of millions of minute black insects Ifassre. Bverstt k Kantz. Port W ane. Ind. want?” Milly. whenever a thaw occurs. Mrs. Pinkham’s advice is promptly given One# more Milly hesitated. “No, you never had, more shame to During the winter the snow is dry without charge to all suffering women who “He wants to know what everything me,” acknowledged Dudley. “But I and crisp, like sand, and nothing what write to her at Lynn, Mass. for aid. Do You Know that T here Is Sci is for,” said she. “He thinks two shil have come to the conclusion, Milly, ever can be discovered of these insects, lings is too much for ribbon, and he t?»at you are no child to be given a few but as soon as a thaw comes they are She has helped thousands—may she not says bats ought to be had cheaper than shillings at a time. You are my house found everywhere in large patches, ence in N eatness? Be three shillings each, and he declares keeper, and deserve your regular sal looking like a dusting of soot. help you? it’s all nonsense to buy kid gloves when ary. I shall give you five pounds for They are generally known as snow- cotton will do as well. And I do need your own personal expenses at the be fleas or Jumpers, and have slight hop TBE EXCELLENCE OF SYBUP OF FIGS W ise and Use another hat since the rain spoiled my ginning of every month, and you shall ping powers, being able to leap some use and economize it as you choose. Is due not only to the originality and More Than a Million Women Have Been best one, but I don’t like to ask him for three or four inches. They entirely simplicity of the combination, but also The household expenses, of course, will disappear when it freezes again, and to the care and skill with which it is “Do you mean to say,” said Mr. Bar be paid out of the common stock.” not a trace of them can be fonnd. manufactured by scientific processes Helped by Mrs. Pinkham’s Advice “Oh, Dudley, I never felt so rich in rington, leaning his elbows on the sill, They do not fall with the snow, as known to the California F ig S vrup SAPOLIO “that you don't have a regular allow my life,” said she, “Now. I can dress there may have been no snow for a Co. only, and we wish to impress npon and Medicine. ance every week?” like other women, and give a little mon month or more before their arrival, and all the importance of purchasing the “No, pnpa,” said Milly, lifting her ey to the church and help the poor and are probably something similar to the true and original remedy. As the prettily arched brows. “Dudley says feel independent! And I can lay by a “red snow” of arctic regions. genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured women don’t know how to use money, little, too, Dudley, every month! Oh, by the California F ig Syrup Co. and that a wife should always receive you shall see what an excellent man Tbe World’s Alphabets. only, a knowledge of that fact will every halfpenny sbe spends from her ager I can be.” The number of letters in the alpha Nickel Plate Road Kxcursion to Cali* assist one in avoiding the worthless foraia husband. Aud I can tell you, papa, be bets of different languages varies con imitations manufactured by other par Dudfey Barrington looked at his Account of National Educational Associa cause you are so kind to me—I am so young wife with a sharp prick of con siderably. English and German have ties. The high standing of the Cali tion Convention at Los Angeles, California. ashamed to have him think me extrav science at bis heart. Why had he nev 20 letters; French, 25; Spanish, 27; Ital fornia Fig Svrup Co. with the medi Tickets on sale June iith to July 7th. One agant, and I really need so many little er made her so innocently happy be ian, 20; Russian, 36; Greek, 24; Latin cal profession, and the satisfaction fare, plus two dollars, for the round trip. things that men haven’t any idea of. fore? Simply because it had never oc and Hebrew, 22; Celtic, 17; Arabic, 28; which the genuine Syrup of Figs has Ask Agents of the Niekel Plate Boad for It's a little hard sometimes.” curred to him. Persian, 31; Turkish, 28; Sanskrit, 44; given to millions of families, makes particulars. Mr. Barrington took his purse out of And Milly ran eagerly to her father- and Chinese, most of all, 214. the name of the Company a guaranty his pocket and laid it on the window of the excellence of its remedy. It is in-law. W orld’s Volcano List. sill. far in advance of all other laxatives, “Papa!” she cried. “I am to have five There are 672 known volcanoes in the “Here, little girl,” be said, “you have as it acts on the kidneys, liver and DOUBLE pounds a month all for my own self, world, of which 270 are active; SO in PENSIONS ig m a. earned the contents of that a dozen bowels without irritating or weaken «=* QUICK ? and never to give account of a penny America, 24 in Asia, 20 in Africa. Java ing them, and it does not gripe nor lyra in civil war 1ft adjudicating claim*, Atty aiue* times over.” o^ it, unless I please! It is Dudley’s own has 109, of which 28 are active. In nauseate. In order to get its beneficial Milly reached up to kiss him through offer. Isn’t he kind?” New Zealand, within an area of 127 effects, please remember the name of the vine leaves. And Colonel Bar-ington smiled, and miles, there are 63, ranging from 196 the Company— “Oh, papa, you are such a darling,” patted her head, and answered, with' a feet to 900 feet in height. she said. touch of sarcasm: CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. He only patted her cheek Id reply. “Verykind, Indeed;”—Chicago Times- L ove and tbe toothache are sworn SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. “Dudley doesn't know what a treas- Herald. enemies. iA tn im u , Kj. new T eas; a, t . Winameg Department Store News. SWANTON. LYONS. WINAMEG.
Ray Geer of Toledo, wheeled home A double orange blossom would be a Ed Green was over in Wood county Call and see our New Bug Sunday. ^ curiosity, but a three-double one this week. Call and see our new line would be worth seeing, but we have The Bethel and St. Paul Sunday BRO- s . gies. W e can sell you one W. A- Fenton was in Wauseon them in Lyons. of Summer Shirts, we have Tuesday. schools spent Thursday at the river. right, as we buy for cash The fire crackers will pop, the can Minnie Geer, of Delta, spent Snuday them from 25c to $1.00. P. H. Brainard spent Sunday in non boom, the eagle will scream and and sell for cash. Pettisville. here ^ith her sister, Mrs. E. L. Sin- the Lyons Band will blow at Lyons on d e ^ D. Martin of Toledo, spent Tuesday the 4th of July. Call and see our line of Special price in our Shoe with relatives. Jitna Grange will meet Saturday Mrs. Marvin Richardson is visiting evening this week. Every Granger Mrs. James Batdorf is visiting *ela- 'Wood Pumps for cisterns Department. ’ Our motto is, friends and relatives in this locality, should attend. tives at Delta. * and wells, also Chain Pumps, Buy for Cash and sell for with her two grand children, Helen Minnie Winslow of Swvnton has Fred Zing of Perrysburg, visited and Tom Stebbins. been visiting her mother, Mrs. Val. No Combines in Delta and Rubber Buckets and Cash. Large Sales and friends Sunday. Children’s Sunday exercises to be Winslow, a few days. Chains. Small Profits. Sidney Blake of Toledo, called on held next Sunday evening at both Virge Weeks had a barn raising on friends Tuesday. churches good and appropriate exer No Trusts in Our Town Saturday. V. W. seemed to enjoy it cises will be rendered by the children. J. V. Emerling of Wauseon, was in and rode to supper on a ginrickashee. town Wednesday. A large number of the Hinkle fami HURRAH ! Hurrah! Winameg ly from this vicinity, Adrian and To W e pay the highest market price in CASH for your prod Miss Florence Buffington is a guest will celebrate ! A meeting was held ledo attended the Hinkle family re of relatives in Toledo. Saturday evening to plan for the 4th, ucts. W e sell you goods at the lowest possible price. union at Fort Wayne, Ind., this week H. D. Meister spent a week with and it was decided that Winameg at the home of Mrs. Louisa Harts- brothers in Pettisville. should celebrate with a jollification. horne, a sister of Richard Hinkle of The procession will be formed on the Bert Lombard and family are guests Adrian. The decease of Chas. G. public square and march to Howard’s of his parents at Carey. Hinkle makes the number one less grove headed by the Winameg brass G. F. Haas of Edgerton, was a guest for the occasion. of friends here Sunday band. There will be an elegant pro We make low prices on Bibbons A peculiar, but sad accidentqccured gram rendered for the occasion. Ev u • tt tt ft Messrs. Gehring and Waltz of Delta in Chesterfield last Sunday. John ery citizen of Winameg and vicinity called on friends Sunday. Terry and family were visiting the should turn out and help to make it a Rea Miss Grace Hall of Ignace, is visit cemetery in the afternoon. Their on day to be remembered. tt tt tt u ing Miss Marion Bartlett. ly child, two years of age while run Underwear Mrs. Anna Houseman is entertain ning about, placed its foot upon the We sell the best Sunbonnet in town. tt tt it tt ing guests from Sandusky. base of an old fashioned slab stone SINEY. Overalls which had been broken and cemented We sell the best Fruit Jars ia towi. tt tt tt u YOU WILL Miss Myrtle Rorick of Morenci, was Orrie Gunn and family of Deshler Shirts a guest of Miss Minnie Geyser. at the base causing it to fall over on the child, injuring it to such extent were at Henry Gunn’s Monday. tt tt tt tt Miss Mable Shumer is visiting that it died Monday forenoon. Funer- Libbie Hines spent Tuesday with Seeds MAKE NO friends and relatives in Toledo tt tt tt seryices were held Wednesday. The her daughter, M<‘s. Mary Parent. Corsets H. S. Bassett and wife of Wauseon, parents are greatly grieved over tbe Mrs. Geo. Stout of Swanton visited MISTAKE spent Sundry with relatives here. loss of their only child. her sister, Mrs. Erwin Smith, Satur Messrs. Pigott and Beemas of Tole day. in purchasing your Shoes of Vs . We do, spent last Friday in this place. Mrs. R. H. Wright and Mrs. Chas.’ Mrs. N. B. Eddy is visiting friends LIBETRY CENTER. Tiney were the guests of Mrs. Eva and relatives in Lima and Detroit. Smailman Friday. r have a large assortment and the Miss Sloan is dangerously ill. We make low pries on Prints Misses Ada and Zola Grover of Clyde, Mrs. Geo. Wright is entertaining tt tt it u prices are right. are visiting C. J. Brindley and family. W. W. Ybung was in Toledo Mon her niece, Miss Frances Lammon, of “ Muslin A. B. Lathrop and family are enter day. Manchester, Mich. tt tt f tt taining Miss Grace Clarke of Berkey. Mrs. John Crumm was in Napoleon Wesley Blaine, wife, and daughter “Dress Goods u u it tt B. M.Malone, Caraghar Messrs. Harger and Sangston of Thursday. Nora, visited his aunt, Mrs. Wm. Stil- Shoes We pay the Highest Market Price Jim Slater and 'Wife of Colton, were Wauseon, spent Sunday in this place. well at Riga Mich., Saturday. u «f it u Wm. Whitaker of Columbus, has re in town Monday. Tbe M. E. church here is being re “ Carpets for Grain, Wool and Seeds. turned home for his summer vaca John and Rob Myers of Toledo, vis paired and until tbe work is comple u u a tt tion. ited with their mother Monday. ted Sunday school and other services Curtains Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Lake of Toledo, The home of Henry Henderson near will be held in the Free Methodist u tt tt a church. “ Groceries were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. the factory was burned Saturday. tt <• tt u Boyer. Mrs. A. L. Fetterman and Mris. S. Capes Wm. Geyser, Jr., has returned home Overmire(visited Delta friends Fri trm from Gambler, where he attended day. EMERLINGS CORNERS. school. Mrs. W. M. Stevens wa,§ the guest E. E. Plummer and family of Mo of relatives at Napoleon several days Mary Shrock spent a few d^s in renci, were guests of his brother, L. last week. Wauseon. S. and family. Mrs. Smith and son of Omaha, Neb., The Children Day was largely at Francis Curtis and wife entertained are guests of her parents, Mr. and tended and was a success. Jewett, Bement and Cribb & Saxton's Stoves. Wilson Air Tight Heaters. their daughter, Mrs. Frank Brown of Mrs. C. K. Woodward. Mr. and Mrs. Emerling Sundayed COLTON. POULTRY : : :: Full Line of Crockery. Fine line of Undertaking Goods. I deliver Toledo Friday. with Mrs. J. Tbeibold near Ottokee. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huitof Archbold, Wm. Jackson is putting counters goods to any part of tbe county. Mrs. Jennie Dennis of Ai, was a vis Bring your Broilers to my Messrs. Rob’t Finn and Earl Bald and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Timbers of and sbelving in the postoffice. win of Morenci, were guests of Miss Delta, spent last Sunday at J. P. At itor at Mrs. B. E. Grover’s last week. F. A. SEELEY, METAMORA, 0. Geo. Shonk bas returned from Allen Minnie Geyser and friend. w ater’s. Quite a number at this place at Co., Ind., where be spent th e w inter. Market I will pay von Mrs. Jacob Gehring and guest. Miss Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hoffman enter tended quarterly meeting in Wauseon Miss Lulu Hawkins of Collins is a DELTA WHITE Bertha Parks, of Brimfield, Ind., tained at dinner last Thursday John Sunday. Sliest at the home of Mrs. Mary Bur- WYANDOTTE Poultry Yard H. B. Davison spent last Friday with Mrs. Samuel Tester, John Jones and James Atwat Will Biddle and family of Ai, and due. 12 Cents a Pound. Files Saws, Repairs Furniture, Gehring at Delta. er and their families. Miss Mack of Delta, Sundayed at S. Fine Breeding Stock for sale. Mrs. Burnoe and family of Decatur, Cleans and Repairs Sewing Ma Married, Tuesday, at the home of C. Biddle’s. Bring all of your poultry, live and dressed. I buy and dress for the home Eggs for Hatching in season. l„l., is visiting at tbe home of her chines, Dresses tools etc. tbe bride’s parents two miles south of Mrs. Grover and two daughters, market only the very best Steers in tbe county and sell at the lowest Delta, O. 1 ither, J. C. Jones. M. B. HATTON. Shop 3> doors east of Pommert House. Delta, Miss Rachel Lily to Mr. W. F. METAMORA. Martha and Mildred visited Saturday prices. Brainard of this place. They left on at Robt. Blair’s at Tedrow. Will W hittiker of the University at jpolumbus, visited his sister, Mrs. E t the afternoon train for Cleveland, Mrs. Hattie Irwin Fowler was in Cora McMannis of Siney, Will Pal ta. Slater, Monday. where they will spend their honey town Saturday evening. mer of Delta, and John Emerling of J. H. WAFFLE. moon. Rev. Winter and family are visit Wauseon, Sundayed at the Corners. Mrs. Ada Hoffman, Mrs. Delia Bur- ing Mrs. Winters’ parents. Sue, Samuel Thompson and wife and J. M. Slater and wife were in Napoleon Mrs. Sofa Bradford and son of SPENCER. Adrain Mich., are here visiting rela AI. Monday. RED FLAME, Jr., 25756. JEW A M A L S ! tives. Myrtle Nobbs spent Sunday w ith Carrie Castle was in Ai on busines Mr. Gormley is doing this vicinity friends near Delta. Race Record 2:19 y*. Monday. in the interest of the Brindley firm at TAYLOR. Whooping cough is the latest thing Wm. Biddles spent Sunday with his Swanton. Geo. Free’s are entertaining friends Imported Madras, exclusive designs, Negligee Shirts out in Spencer. parents at Wauseon. SIRE OF ELAN M.. RACE RECORD Ernest Denson of Chesterfield from Tiffin. Minnie and Laura Matzinger ride J. • W. Slaters entertained friends Just the kind for hot weather, .. wheeled down last Sunday morning Fred Skeels captured an old coon a new wheel, an Ideal bought of their from Michigan Sunday. 2 :2 6 . and sf>ent the day a t Elm er B artley’s. and 6 young ones. cousin Sam, at Lytton. Mrs. D. D. Campbell has been to see And now Eli Bunting sr., helps to Verne Oden is entertaining his Price, $1.50 The W. C. B. society held at the fill up the local columns by taking friends and relatives in Mich. cousin from Malinta. home of John Matzinger had a large Mrs.* Catharine Swift for better*Or for Mrs. Jennie Dennis has returned RED FLAME, JR., is a magnificent chestnut stallion, 16 hands, weighs Nell Oden is spending the week attendance and a good time. worse, till death do them part.” from, a week’s visiting with friends 1200 pounds, of remarkable style and finish, well muscled and has the best of with relatives in Napoleon. Aaron Berkeybile and wife who Our town and adjacent neighbor and attending convention in Delta. feet and legs. He was sired by Red Flame, 8549, son of Enfield 129, by Ham- I SILK FRONTS. Glen Biddle and Chloe Ruppert have been visiting here for the last hood is at present infested with a Miss Rae Cameron of Fruit Ridge, bletonian 10, dam a producing daughter os Blue Buil 75. spent last Wednesday witb Glen Bart Bosom made from |Very two weeks have gone to Johnstown, clique of people who make the air fig Mich., will carry on the work in the He has started in 53 races, winning flrsd money in 17, second in 16, third in Pa., and from there will return home uratively blue with vile and profane primary department of our school this le tt. 6, fourth in 6 and unplaced in only 6. He gets fine, large rangy colts—THE Best Grade Domestic Silk. to Neb. language, both at their home and on fall. Preaching by Rev. Clark every night KIND THAT SELL—with plenty of speed, according to the breeding of the Sunday calls—John Estle and son at the streets of town, and the officers this week in Elias Frederick’s new mare. Large Assortment of Pat- Whitehouse, Mrs. Grether with Mrs. lack the stamina, or respect for our barn. This hone will be at the Croninger barn, W AUSEON, every Monday; a t A. Morbauch, J. S. Matzinger and wife citizens to either arrest or rout them PLATTSTON. Ab Miller and wife, Fred Skeels John H olt’s barn, DELTA, every Tuesday, and at tbe SWANTON RACE ternsat $|,00 a t C. Zimmerman’s, Mrs. A. K istler from the community. When men, and wife and Chas. and Bertha Gray TRACK the balance of the time until July 1st (in charge of O. Matson) at Mrs. H. Schlatter’s, Ada Deuland and females, who are not worthy the The U. B. Radicals, baptized at the took in the excursion to Detroit Sun when he will be again campaigned. at L. Berkeybile’s, Louiza and Pauline name of woman, conduct themselves river last Thursday. day. TERMS. $20 TO IN8URE. in such a manner, the law should be For extended pedigree address L< A. BASSETT, Swanton, Ohio, or Bingwolf at J. Schlatter’s, H. Dill at Mrs. Carl Conklin is quite sick at Look through Hull’s Cloak Room STRAW HATS. John Reginall’s, Ralph Schlatter Chas enforced and tenant houses refused her father’s, Jno. Elton. and see the variety of Ladies Ready Berkeybile Ralph Zimmerman and M. them, then perhaps they could be got Made Garments of every description. ten rid of. Mrs. Grace Brigham bas gone to H. S. BASSETT, Owner, Wauseon, 0. Boys’ and Mens’ Straw Hoftile at Delta, Otto Fowler and Chicago for a few weeks visit. It will surprise you. wife of Holland at John Matzinger’s, Meeting will commence in Elias Hats in ALL the Shades, Ida and Hannah Matzinger and Frank Frederick’s barn Tuesday night. Traster with their grand-parents, Mr. UTAH. Two lady friends from Wauseon Colored Bands, Fiie and and Mrs. Samuel Sipe. were guests of Miss Bertha Bayes last Onr First Call § Hough Braids. Prices, Mary Bratton is improving in health Friday. * rapidly. Mrs. Maria Billings visited with There is a Difference Mrs. Wm. ’Zeller Sundayed at C. Mrs. J. W. Russell and Mrs. G. W. This I899ih Year. BATDORF. Zeller’s. Platt, last week. 50c 75cand S I.00 Between enduring your existance Jacob Berkeybiles were at Ai, Sun O. M. Brailey, C. G. Zeller, G rant Dan Trem ain and G. W. P la tt wi b their wives drove to Tedrow and vis on this mundane sphere and enjoy EXTRA FIND Quality, day. . Geer and wives Sundayed at Texas ited Mrs. Minnie Henry, last Sunday. Rev. Cob and wife of Wauseon were Park. Each business venture of ours, the ing life. You can add greatly to $1.50 and $2.QO ■ guests of T. R. Hallers, Monday. A good many of our people attended past year, has met with the universal your enjoyment during the hot sultry approval of our multitude of Patrons. Daisy Berkeybile entertained her and enjoyed the S. S. convention a t PIKE TWP. Whenever we have seen fit to inaug days which are sure to come, if you m friend Sarah Davis Saturday evening. Delta last week. urate a Special Sale, the same has been will FEDORAS. G. F. Huitand family of Archbold, Generally Patronized and the expres David Berkeyle and wife attended Martha Green has returned from sions of approval convince us that our the Silver Creek love-feast Saturday spent Friday and Saturday with her Ottokee. mcdeof doing business is satisfactory Just Received a New As Sunday. sister, Mrs. Jim Bratton. V. W. Weeks raised his new barn to our patrons, and as we conduct our Masters Glen and Marion Green of Saturday. business for the sole approval of our BUT A VAPOR STOVE, sortment in Several Shades Wm. Pennington sold tw enty fleeces customers, we start Bright and Early. of wool for which he received $40.00. Seward, are visiting.their grand par Miss Elsie Fouty of Omstead is vis Our prices lowest in the state. BUT A REFRIGERATOR, and Shapes. Prices, Who^an beat it ? ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Green. iting at J. W. Falor’s. Miss Katherine Shumaker enter George Tappan and daughter Misca BUT A HAMMOCK, Oscar Mason was at his home near spent a few days in Adrian, recently. W E S E L L Swanton, Sunday. His brother Her- tained Miss Estella Bratton and Mrs. BUT AH ICE CREAM FREEZER, SI-50, 2.00, 2.50 Jno. Weltchen, of Toledo Sunday. Miss Caddie Weeks spent Tuesday The Celebrated Myers Pumps, with schel came back with him. with her sister Mrs. J. Bartlett at Lytton. Glass Valve Seat. W ash String Ties, for Clermont Stoves and Ranges, We would be pleased to show our stock Charles Hayes and wife were the Paints, Oils, and Glass, Ladies and Gentlemen, at guests of his sister, Mrs. Dan Nobbs and quote you prices. We also <>ant SEE THIS RIVETER ! and family Sunday. Bu’ch, Bryan, and Oliver Plows and Repairs, to see you about This is one of those Riveting Ma Excursion to Los Angeles Cal. chines that is being sold all over the Screen Doors and Window Screens. 10 and 15 cents* On June 24 to July 7, inclusive, ex Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, country by agents peddlers and the cursion tickets to Los Angeles, Cal., and all kinds of repairing. BINDEB TWINE. Boy’s and Men’s Sweaters and Bike Hpse, latest col hardware trade in general at from 60 and return will be sold by the Lake Oil and Gasoline Stoves. Cooking cents to One Dollar. We will for a Shore & Michigan Southern Ry. at a ade easy by using the Standard or dnd designs. limited time only and subject to stock greatly reduced rates, good returning Wickless Blue Flame Oil until Sept. 5th 1899, account National Stove. on hand, offer them for Educational Association meeting. Any one may purchase these tickets. 3 0 CENTS Many privileges of stop-over and to go CRISIWAN BROS. and return by different routes will be Lyons Hardware Co each without revets, ot with a box of given. For particulars apply to any A new supply of Dr. J. A. Drake’ss popular remedies. Every bottle war Quality considered thi* & 50 assorted rivets for 35 cents. Lake Shore tick e ta g en t or w rite to A. **- Buy a Cleveland ss'-M the cheapest ssa - wheel M J.M. Longnecker Co J. Smith, G. P. & T. A., Cleveland, O. LYONS, o . ranted, by ” ~ arket. told by SAMUEL EVERETT , LYTTON, O. 2-3w Koder, Al. Bicycle D. Brown, Seward, O • We Have Just Two Copies Left of “AT A GEORGIA CAMPEMETING.” Price 25 Cents.