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V olume V.—N o. 29, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1894. Whole No . 237

Htoum 1'rliitIiiK IToiisc^. eniiiiB* luiriToinH In .Ipwelery nnd ()p- M. Rabcock is in St. Louis. amount to about flRJ,GOO and the lia­ G timil (ioixts. Eyes lesttMl Er«*e jit R. R. .Moore was in Lansing Saturday LIKE BMQUO'S LLHOST! bilities to fl 10,()()(). (iood times would THE NEWS Kbkpph , Dio Witt iSc (’o ’h. on tinsinesH. enable the company to pay its debts in full, but under the present business de ­ An IntlceH at Htatute rateH. i ----- % L IL Cam(ibelI succeeded E. 1. Hull as Last Eiiday two Detroit lawyers came will meet with Mrs. Ryron Hamer, .March Marriage and Deatli notlcen free. Frank 11. Rose has pnrehaHcd the Cor ­ BuHinesH Ioch Ih 5 eentH per line each time. clerk for D. (J. Stis’l. to Sr, Johns and at an early hour Satur­ 21, at 10 o ’cloi:k sharp. .All are invited BuHineHH Dlrretory cardM f 1 a line per year unna liideponilent of .las. 1). Estes. day morning the n*port was spread about TraiiHlent advertiHitiK payable In advance. C. J. Rennett, ol Lake Odessa, was in gentlemen included. Yearly advertlHluj; rates made known on Dr. 11. .\I. Estes went to St. Louis and the stns ’ts that Samuel S. Walker, jirc’si- application. St. Johns Saturday. AnonyinouM coininuiilcatlonH will never re­ Edmore today on professional business dent, and Edwin E. White, treasurer, of ItilsinesH .Ale*.!iiiK. ceive notice. .Miss Mae Rike visited her mother in St. the r*H.*ently failed Michigan Mortgage Locals uiuonti: reading matter 10 cents per Lou D. Whitney, of Laiisiii)?, visitwLSt. Owing to the small number in attend ­ line wacli insertion. Louis, Saturday and Sunday. Co., (Limited,) hud been nrrestc'd upon u Obituary poetry or resolutions will posi ­ .lohns friends the tore part of last wwk ance the eh*<*tion of oftieers and business Thos. Ritton has be<>n arrested on the charge* of embezzh*ment. 'Rhe report tively not be inserted unless paid for at .5 FostmaHtei- V. A. Chapin spent Sun ­ meeting of the Ladies ’ I.ibrary Assosia- cents per line. charge of selling li(pior to mi intoxicated naturally prodiic«*d u great sensation, Address all communications to day ill Lansinii: lookiiiK up the fortheom- tion ajiiiointed for .March 7 was ad- person. hut as usual in such eases the plain facts ST. JOHNS NEWS, St. Johns, Mich. inic styles in Easter bonnets. jouriB ’d to Wednesday afternoon, .March are (jnite different from therumors. The The St. Johns (Mty Directory will be on 21. at three o ’clock. 'J'he work (lev«)lv- Dr. .I.W. I’ollard returned from t'hi- arrests wf*re made* upon a cupias ad res­ Business Directory sale at this office afN’r to-day. Rrii’e ing upon the officers of the nssoeiation ea>{o yesterday, where he has just com ­ pondendum and the suit is a civil suit to .oOc per copy. in the management of th‘‘'^ffairs is con- pleted a course of study in medicine. r«*uover $1,500, instead of being upon a .ATTORNEYS. “(Jrandma ” Rristol, of Northville, is sideralile, and they earneslly ask the .Mrs. (.'hai les .Moreland went to Findlay, enmiiial warrant as rumor had it. .Most visiting her son, .1. S. Rristol, and her co-operation and siipjaatof themembers LKWIS .SKYEll.VN’t'K, Auctioneer. Ohio, .Monday, for a two wei‘ks' visit liiiel suits against editois, hlaiider suits many friends here in St. -Foiiiis. liy a large attendance at tlu’ueiieral bus­ with her jiareiits, .Mr. and .\fis. W. A. against other individuals and suits for w Allison ’s Jewelry st*)re, St. .lo'lins iness meetings. .Members are therefore Ni.Kon. The village board of trnstei ’s wi iit to bi«*ach of promtse to marry arct com ­ urgently requested to Iliak(* a s leeial ef. .\. .1. WalliiiK, who lives thitn* ami one- Owosso .Monday to examine the sewerage menced by capias and the defendant is t)KT(»N .V U'KI.MKK. Office In prose fort to be [iresent at this meeting. Ry half miles north of St. .lohns, had a fine system that is heing put in there. recjuiic'd to give bonds to n])p(*m'in(*ourt iiiK attorney ’s olllce at court house order of the ia»*sideut. N horse severely injured last week on a barb Mrs. A. I'i. Morry went to Oiniith, N. to answer to the suit. 'I'he enpias is Yt>X & IXXH.IN'O, Attorneys at Law, Y., last week .Momlay to attend the fun ­ .Mbs. E. H. Lvo .n , See. St. Jolins. ii>;{ win ’ fence. gc ’iierally used to gratify some* pcTsoiial L S. V. Rack, of this jdace is enti ’rtainiiiB: eral of .Mrs. Caroline .Smith, a relativ’e. spite or as a bluff to «'oll*H*t a debt from Liti'i-iii’y C'liil>, EOKWA iV AV A I. It It I l>ti K, .Attorneys his danj'hter, .Miss Eilith Rack and niei ’e, •Mis. 11. M. Eonl, who is (51 years of some pcnsoii sn|i|io.sed to be insolvent. at Law. Olllce over Corner Drntj Store. F .Miss Flossie .Staibni ’n'er, of West Day ige, has been very sick with lagri|)pe, J. Scriven ami .Miirdo .McDonald prompt ­ 'Rhe m*xt meeting of the Ladies ’ Liter­ ary ( Inb will be held at the home of .Mrs. ILL II. IlltL'N'.SON', Attornev at Law, City, also Miss Nettie Rack, of Ovid. eonijilieated with idenrisy mid eatan hal ly furnished bonds for Mr.AA’alkeraml E. R, St. Johns. ' 124 AA'aldron and H. L. Kendiiek for .Mr. S. E. (iilhim, AA'ediiesday aflernoon, W A Rariuim A Rady stroii)^ man enter­ pneumonia. She is improving under treatment of Dr. Travis. White, each in thesum of ^2,000. 'I'hey .March 14, 1804. 'Rlu? afternoon will be ewis SKVEKANCE. a , II„ Attorney. tained a larj^i? crowd Saturday on ('liii- devoted lo the study of Schiller. Each Opera House Block. David N, Wolf, who was tried for forg ­ could (’asily have procured Itomls to the L ton avenue, by lifting; v'ilh his twth a member is rrqnested to bring ail item of ery before Justice (’olli ns March (i, was amomit of :f.500,000 if recjuii-ed. barrel of water on which wen> seated enrreiif news and Homethiiig about Schil­ .MONEY LO.VNTNti. (liseharged and re-arx’sted on theehargi’ 'I'he suit was commeiieed at the iii- three men. ler, or a selection from his writings. of obtaining money on fnise preten.ses. stanc*! of (icn. Lnt her S. 'rrowbridge, of MIt’ll IG.VN MOUTti.AtiE COM IVAN V. The St. Johns City Dinsdory contains Detroit, who slates that in 1880 he sent Biogriipliy orScliiller, Mrs. Fastle. (Limited.) Capital f75,()0<). Corner of The examination is set for .March IG. .Martin Lnt her, .Airs. .Miirduck. Walker and Spring streets, St.Johns. .\L*n. the name of every person, over 1(1 years to S. AA’alker, then of the firm of Cutler Miss .lessie Rnmmel, whose death was ey to loan, Investments nuole, niortKattes for of URe, in St. .lohns. and ^ives the resi­ A Walk**! ’, ^1,500 to b»* invested in veal sale. A few pieces of land for sale. 1 minomie«>d in onr last issue, was buried dence and jtlace of business. Rrice .oOc estate mortgage ’s for Robc*rt 1>. Ross, at near her home in Eureka, Wednesday. Business Li^cals . at this office. that time a minor. He says in his bill PIIYSK’I.V.VS. R.rief services were held at the home of .At the ref>;ular mcetin;^ of Rilly Rcfrole of complaint that he recjiiesled the*return i .Munson Cha.s(>, where shehadbei ’iiboaru- We do the best Watch Repairing in Fliii- W. POI.LAItl), >1 I).. Physician ntid Rost, of .Majde Rapids, Saturday even- of the niom*y in 1888, but that it was ton county, every job warraiiteii. Call • Siirujeon. Sp<*cialtli “s: diseases of women iiig, theday before. 'I'he dfveased was Jand children. Ooilist, Aurist, l.jirvnuoloKlst.inj; last, the name of JndKe Dnlioll, of St. not rc*tnrm*d, and he alh’ges that Walker and see ns. Kkebps , DeWitt A Co.. Office over Wilson & .Son ’s store. ‘ twenty-one years old. Her father, Johns, was nimniinonsly eiidorseil for and White convert**d this to their p**r- Leading .lewelers and Opticians. mother, two sisters and thre«> brothers It. .\. .1. WIGGINS, Pfiysiclnn and Sur- de|>art nieiit commander of .Michigan, (J. sonal use. We understand the facts to $.50 Kewurtl. Keon. Olllce over Sullivan's CluthiiiK survive her. 'Rhe barn and contents of O. C. Rriice, DStore. 4Htf A. R. he that when this money was paid in it Louis E. Van(?oiismit, a St. .lohns was crc’dited to the projier account and of Dnplnin townshio, Clinton county, was •lens llartwi);, ti iirominent Ra.v (’ity burned by an incendiary on tin* night of 5I. I'tiST M. I>. IMiyslclan, Snr>;eon and youth of eightiTu summers, 1ms filed a treated as a g**neral (h’positand was used S• N«)tnry Piihlic. Olllce east side of main civil eiiBimH’r and surveyor, who is now Mareh <>. 1S04. I will pay 1*2.5 and the St., Eureka, .Mich. enj^a;^cd in |>uttiii)^ in a sewer system in bill for ilivorei* from his wife. He allegc ’s tej pay taxes, inten*st and foreclosure ex­ owner of the premises the same for evi­ Owosso, will speak on tla* draiimj;e ]>rehensinn and .AK\ P. II a VENS, ,>l. I). Olllce over U. accefited a pressing invitation to marry eoiiviction of the guilty party. J. Woodruff ’s store, St. Johns. Office tion to the citizens of St. Johns at a ness of the company. 'Rhe money lost by hours:M !♦ to 11 am and 2 to .5 pm. l .Miss Z(H‘ McNeil, of Ovid, mid has since AA ’.m. .M. Lela .n ’b, iiH’i’tinff to be held next Thursday even ­ the company has not been stoh’ii or Sheriff Clinton Co. di.scovered that 1 he matrimonial chains squandered in riotous living. .Mr. AA’alk- «I. TIt.A\ IS, M. o. Office at Kesldence ing:, .March l."». St. Jchtis, .Mich., .March lo. 1801. over Fild»‘w * .Millnian's drii>i: store. wen* forged about him by memisof frmnl- Dr. .1, 1L Taylor, lately retnrnetl from er's salary sinca 1800 has be(*n from LiKlicN .>laiekiittoHli(.«i. JDiseases of Women and Children a Mpwiallty. nlent representations on the part of Miss (Jiiim. will lecture at the Coiign-^ational .*1,000 to ^2,000 pery«*ar, according to We sell them, .Ioiln H icks . McNeil. (he amount of services rendered, and Mr, church, Thursday evening, .March la. ('loaliH, Cluaks, < loak.H. DENTISTS. The s«H;nnd of the series of enb*rtain- White has received part of the time He was one of the noted speak<*rs at the .All Ladies ’, .Misses’, ainl Children’s UTIII'K t'GItItIN, I». I) S.—Crowns, eonveiition of student A’oinntei ’rs at Ih-- meiits under the mispices of the Ladies iii!2,400 and part of the time ^:.'{,000 per Cloaks now go at one-half the ri’giilar "Bridge Work ” (teeth without plates) year. 'I'he salary of the weretary, Mr, Aand all the Latest Pr<»cesHes. troit last week, and diiT ’ctor of the China Library .tssoeiation will be a talk on pric** —gri ’at lairgains. AA'e must have the room for onr new ’ spring line of capes inland mission. musie by .^^r8. Theo. Rrice at the library Hollister, was iji! 1,000 per year up to rooms Saturday evening, .March 17. January 1. 180.'$, when it was iiiereasi-d and jjickets. -ItniN H icks . R.VRREK.S. St. .Johns Ili\'e.No. .dOT L. (). T. At. is Those who attended Edward Raxter to ^1,200 jter year. The net salary Carpets, Carpets, Carpels. making preparation for a schoid of in­ ilson & C.VUI’SS, Barbers. Ladies ’ IV’rry’s musical h’ctnre two yi’ars ago overdrafts wen* only nboiit 000 in­ .All elegant line of new ’ styles in Carjiets Hair Ciittint; and .Shain|)or>in;' u struction to be hehi in this place hy Wspeclnlty. Walker st re(‘t west. JlStf will understand the nature of this enter­ stead of .^10,000 to ,'?1.5,000 as stated in just reei’ived at .Ioii .n H icks ’. great lady commandei ’, Lady Eilliaii tainment, mid .Mrs. Rriee’s name will be the Detroit News, nnd thecoiiibinedover ­ ilollister, Wednesday, .March 21. A full 'Rhe Wall Raper season is at hand. We a gimniiitee of the treat in store for all draft of Mr Walker and .Mr. AA'hite was attendance of memhers is desired at the eordiall.v invite the public to examine lovers of music. Everybody is invited. less than !?.'$,000. onr iinmeiisp line, consist ing of allgrmh’s revii’W of the 20lh to make final arrange ­ at greatly rednci ’d prices. AA’e are sole H E C L1 .N I' O .\ CO V .\ T V S A A’ LV G S BA N K. The seventh minnal convention of the It appears to'I'm-: N ews that the un- ments. agents for M. H. Rirge A Sons, the most Clinton (’onnty Sunday School .Associa ­ liarnielled shrinkage of values attendant S r. JOH.NS, MICH. The ladies of the Raptist church and artistic {taper iimiinfaetnrers intheworld tion will he hi’ld at the .Methodist ami niton the financial collapse last .■.umim’r —w hoHtMlesigiiH and colorings iirt! mod ­ society will give a past and present hu |»- Congregational ehnrchws in St. .Johns is the leading cause ol the company ’s els of {lerlection, 'Rhesi* goods are not in PAYS 4 PEL CE.VT. I.NTEItEST OX DE­ per at the ladies libniry rooms, on Wed ­ Wc’dnesday and Thursday, March 21 mid pn*seiit misfortunes. At the time serv’cd sidebyside, TATE SECUIHTY. all who come. M. II. Reynolds, state Ix-lieved to have b(*eii worth iu*arly two from si.\ until nine o'clock. Tickets I >r<.M« (iltOll-. secretary, E, A. Hongfi, of .laekson, Rev. million dollars at the time the loans were twenty-five cents. Refoi ’c buying the new sjiring dressdo ALBEBT J. B VLDWI.N. President. .\. T. Eurgason, of Ovid, mid Rev. D, A. mmle. About .'?800,000 of the first not fnil to examine onr new line of Dress G. PI'LN.VELI., A'lee-Presldent. The l(H:ture by W. N. I'erris, nf Newton .lewell, of Ionia, are on tin* jtrogrmii. mortgages had rtehind them eomission (ioods. .loiiN H icks . P. E. WALSWOIEI’H. Treasurer. hall last Friday evening on “Making the .Mrs, H. M. Rerriii is chairman of theen ­ mortgages which formed .*.'i:$,000 of the World Rettc’i-’’ was elevating and in Dr. .A, AA’. Edsoii. elalrvoyiiiit nnd {ihy- ter tain ment conn, lit tee. com 1 tally’s assets. 'Rhe company had sieiaii, of North Lniisiiig, .Mich., will lie structive in evi’i’y respect. It was a Ih’ 'I'he eighth minnal eonveiSion of the also taken ni>on fort>eloHure of s<*eond at Hot(*l St. Johns,'Rnesday, .March 20, tare that should reach theears of every 1 .'’nle. Lmising, and prices the iiroperty wonhl go under tin* olliee. F. I’i, DeWitt. NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS, $900 000.00. life mid create in us n will to la-lp mmh first mortgages about wiping «»l ie('. w»H*k with the replevin suit of Daniel Fare for round trip -^-LIH. pany hml advaiicetl 1*20,000 r y**ar in advance. during October, Novembermid December, ways endeavoring to servejintronseheer- On** liniidr**d and fifty-six ehoic** |)a|K*rs 4 Per Cent. Intere^^t Pnitl an Time IfepositN. and ineinded in the general a.ssignmeiit. biilly, promptly and liberally, I now <’iimbered and nnencnmbererl land con ­ for less than one cent each. The jury gave Seotten a verdict for the learn that 1 am to liave oiiposition in stitute the bulk of its assets and will <*x- plain what has b(*< ’oim* of the 1*00,000 iJiST—.All o|)|K)rtnnity tog**t a No. 1 lull mnonnt of the bill, which was a great the business. As St.Johns will not well Cr(M*k Wi*II. warranted, by not knowing Curd of Tbaiiks. surprise to the nnmerons fmsiness men support two iee denh’rs I take this me­ paiil to the company upon prineipnl and of C. L. Kimball, < Irul, Clinton Co., .Mich. AVe desire throUKh the medium of this pa­ who heard the evidence. On Saturday dium of apprising tin* public* of the* fac’t interest of mortgages, nnd not remmitted per to **xtend f>nr heartfelt thanks t<» the to its clients. 'Rhat is what b«*came of 'Rnke your Innndry work to Min(>r A Otis Fuller resigned a.** assignee, being that I shall not be .nndc ’rbid by my rich Fiiidh’.v, proprii ’tors of tin* New SU’Hiu peo]d(> of St. .Foltfts tind Greenhiish who so the 1*1.500 to i<*< ’over which the eainas nobly stood by ns during the sickness, deiitli nnnlde to give further attention to the eom|i**titor, mid will span* no laiiiis in Laundry on State strts’t. R(*st work at and burial of our darlliiK, .lessle, also for the matter and thecourt appointi ’d Fred A. trying to please iny many enstomers. suit was commeneed. It will be iinder- ]>o|aiIar prices. Htood thatof the million dollars loaned by ImndHom floral ofTerlnKs and last btit not Travis rweiver. The store was at once Hoping to re<*eive a continuance of j’our We will sell at auction on the Wi'bster least, to the fnitiil.v of Munson Chase. .Alay opened by the recei\'er and under the or ­ patronage, I nunain, thecomiiuny its patrons hold first inort- fnrin, south-west of Fowler, .March 21, God bless you In this world and in the world guges to cover nine-tenths of theamount. 04, at 10 A. .M., horst'H, cows, shpe|t, to come, is our earnest prayer. der of the court lie will dispose of the Yours truly, swine etc. IL W. Wehhtek A Rbow n . MR. AND MILS. ELIAS RCMMEL. goods at retail as rapidly as possible. IL .A. Sage . .Aside from this tlie iioniiual assets

>-7 -'A'J’- CI.EVKR SCHEME OF SMUGGLERS. THEFT IS HER TRADE. LEARNN TO CUT TKOUSERH. THE NATION’S SOLONS. TheNews Cuatums .iuthorlties of New York and John Y. McKaiie FhIIs Into the Kontl/ie ^ueliec Unearth a Coiisiilraey. of I’rUoii l.lfe. liY 1 be customs ottlclals at Quebec and In Friday nior:;lng when the convicts In New York have discovered that an exto i- ARREST OF CROP-EARED LOUISE HIng 8Ing prison were marched from their SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRE< TUKSDAY, MAltClI Hi, ■ ive c iisplracy to defraud the the customs BIGELOW. cells to the lower dock the last man on the SENTATIVES. has been in existence for some tlm& Cases line was John Y. McKanoi His hands of poods were shipped in England by a rested on the shoulders of a horse-thief LOVE FINDS THE WAY well-known firm of forwardln.; agenta wild Day for Sugar In Speculative Circles from New York. McKanu with bU com- Oor National Law-Makers and What Tbay Shortly after their arrival In bond In New tanlous filed into the large break fast-room Are Doing for the Good of the Country— York the customs oflicers there would be —Death Comes to Miners In the Depths and sat down on a rude wooden tool. Informed that the cases were to be shipped of the Earth—With Nprlng, the Dalton In front of him was a tin cup with a Yariona Mraaurea Fropi'sed, Discasse4» BUCKEYE COUPLE ELOPE AT la different parts of Canada. 'I bo ship Gang Hlooins Again. pint of black coffee, made of burnt and Acted Upon. THE AGE OF 70. ments would be kept iu New York, while bread crusta, with two slices of un­ buttered breacL This was McKane’s first American goods of very little value would Noted Shoplifter Caught. Elolngs of Congress. be put up in duplicate cases, Iiearinp the breakfast In prison. As soon as breakfast The House Friday entere I upon the coa- “Little Louise ” Bigelow, an expert shop­ f>»ni«>l CuuKhlln Srt T«* Placed tin Initials “P. R” with the name of the was over McKane was inarched to the sldoratloii of appropriation bll s. The for ­ lifter known to the police of all the large steamer by which the Imported goods were clothing shop, where be was placed in the tification bill, carrying something over Su(;ar — Moving Ma^

liUtrii-t No. 1 Vii'tur ami Olive. 'The following; pufiils were not ubsciil dnriiijc the month ending March !): F. A. TR IS, Mae llaiul. Fraiicit* I'eltler, (■leiiiia Hodires, Itae VaiillurKer, (Jrarle .\riliiir, Kilna t aiiHurifi-r, Receiver, Harry VanBurKer, Fddie I.iittiiner, (leorije Ashley, Theoiliire•Ashley, Kddle Flseriiian, Carey V’niiBiirifer, All notes and book accounts may be settled atthestone. (Maytle Peltier, M’lllle F.lMernmn. Please attend to this at once. Theodore iludxeH, Kddle Howe. Is all that is necessary to Those not absent dnrinjc the term were (Inicie Artlinr, Kae VauHnr>ccr, Harr.y THE MECCA OF LEISURE. Inimicration For December. make \'ou an enthusiastic A'anDurger. .Mbs. (J. E. Mkbbiiikw , Ellis islantl reports state that dnrii^ admirer and wearer of our Teacher. A Place For Wealthy Peeple AVho Desire Comfortable lodolence. December there were landed 11,202 migrants. Of these Italy brought tba clothes. CoT7ie in and let us .St.er lill...... •'lO tired army and navy officers. Their I'ork, live, perewt...... ¥4 .'"•O (n OO name is legion, and Wa.sliington is their neither niad nor w*rite. The numlier tie- riety of grades, in black and Dri'ssed Pork ...... 7. ” <<’/ si; ir> turned was 117. Hay...... ?."» O0(f/f H favorite place to live. Yon see them in colored Weltons, Kersey and (Mover .Seed ...... $ i"! Oo(ii! 2!t great numlx^rs in the clubs, on the Alsvke seed ...... (> OOyid .'»() Homespuns and trimmed ac­ thoroughfares, in society. Nor must the widows ho overlooked. There are cording to cloth. All with more widows in Washington than in ^ r^-^\0THERS//>; > any other city in this country, size for satin slip—eas}' sleeve lin ­ X Out out this (tonjion and jiriwnit \ will / ? it at this office with 10c for size. The widows of public men, of ings. Sec them. army and navy officers, of private citi­ zens in all ranks of life, gravitate to the Capital City as the pleasantest place Slspp's lliLO’8 FI they know of to pa.ss the autumn of life. The diplomatic corps comprises sever­ S'-°0D al hundriAl more or less idle and fashion­ [III .iiiiy able men and women. Literary and CLEAR] LONG i I THE NEWS. | scientific men, especially those enjoying I I ARl -1-. St. .lohns. Mien, o incomes and independence from inherit­ SKIN, LIFE WILSON & ed or other sources, are numerous in Washington. Always the city contains thousands of visitors attracted by the Reynold* Paintinc: Sidduna. peculiar interest which attaches tc» the Some of Reynolds ’ methods were pe­ seat of government. culiar. He usually painted his sitters Is it any wonder that we have here an MENTAL STRONG from their reflection in a mirror and ease loving and an ease enjoy ing popu ­ ENERGY NERVES not from a direct view. He always re­ lation? Are you surprised thatWa.sh- mained standing while at work, and be ington laziness has become proverbial A VPR’Q rarely signed a portrait. throughout the country? Do you mar­ CUT OUT THE COUPON One notable exception, however, was vel that our streets and avenues are rial- Sarsaparilla (Which appears elsewhere) made in thecaiseof his magnificent por ­ toes In whicli comfortableness, fashion, trait of Mrs. Siddons as the Tragic superficiality, even insincerity, are con ­ stantly displayed? S. P. Smith, of Towanda, Pa., Muse, which was painted when the whose constitution was completely master was 60 years old and when Mrs. The street life of Washington is al­ Siddons was 28. The great actress, fail­ ways interesting. The good dressing broken dow ’n, is cured by Ayer’a ing at first to recognize a sort of em­ gives an air of elegance to the thorough ­ Sarsaparilla. lie writes: broidery which the artist had added to fares, w’hich, with their famous shade “ For eight years, I was, most of tho anci present at this office with the edge of her robe, soon perceived that trees and pavements smooth and clean as time, a great snITercr from constip*> it contained the words, “Joshua Rey­ a floor, are themselves elegant. The tion, kidney trouble, and indiges ­ 10 cents for nolds pinxit, 1784, ’’ whereupon Sir number of noted men and beautiful tion, so that my constitution s«‘crae4 Joshua assured her that he would be women to bo seen in any given walk or to he completely broken down. I was proud to have his name go down to pos ­ drive adds to the charm of the scene. induced to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and terity on the hem of her garmenti Be­ The bicycles, numbered literally by thou­ took nearly seven bottles, with sudh fore commencing this picture the ar­ sands, add the spice of rapidity and ezeeiient results that my stoinack, tist, instead of posing the sitter himself, whirl to a picture that might otherwise bowels, and kidneys are in perfect con ­ requested Mrs. Siddons to g^ve him her lack somewhat of action. —Washington dition, and, in all their functions, as “Shepp’s World ’s Fair own idea of the Tragic Muse, and she Letter. ______regular as clock-work. At tlie tima I began taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, luj immediately assumed the pose in which .•111 FI the picture was painted. —Scribner ’s weight was only 129 pounils ; I now caa Magazine. Those who have used Dr. King's New brag of 159 pounds, and was never in m Discovery know its value, and those who good health. If you could see me be­ Rconomy hik I atreni;tli. have not, have now the opportunity to fore and after using, you would want Photographed. V'aluahle veget«,l>le remiKlies are used trv it friH*. (’all on the advertised drug ­ me for a traveling advertisement. in the preparation of Hood ’s Sarsapa­ gist and g»*t a Trial Dottle, Free. Send rilla in such a fK*enliar manner as to re- your name iind address to M. K. Hnirklen I believe this preparation of Sarsaparilla tr-in the full medicinal value of every in ­ & Ik)., Chicago, and get a sample box of to be the best in the market to-day. ” gredient. Thus Hood ’s Sarsaparilla Dr. King's .New Life Fills free, as well as combines economy and strength anasily and effl- St. Johns and Fowler. ^ t-Ana . . Cures others,will cure you (uently. not long be sold, have been exploded, METHODISTS MAKE UP and wheat has continued to fall. How EOSEBERY CONTROLS LONG FIGHT IS ENDED long this condition of depressed prices Hood’s Sarsaparilla will last is a question that interests PURIFIK8 TWO GREAT DIVISIONS OF THE American farmers, who devote .35,0 0,- IS NOW PRIME MINISTER OF BLAND'S BILL FINALLY GETS OiJD acres every year to cultivating the CHURCH FRATERNIZING. cereal to merchant in the land, and, ENGLAND. THROUGH THE HOUSE. incidentally, to speculate the world The Blood over. Aftnr JiiHt I'lfty Veura of Eiti‘snK«iUAnt Alter analyzing all tho influences Annoancpment of Retirement Fl||buat«ra Make Their Laat Stand, bat tla* thn Nortliprii untl Houthorn llritnches that have contrijuted, and there are Is Made bjr the Queen In a Court Clrru* Deadlock la llroken and the SUrer Selfn- Ilr;;ln lo Exhibit Njruiptoma of k Dealre any number of them, it would appear lar—Her Majesty Kxpreiaea No Kesret— loraK-e Coinage Hill aa Amended la Passed Xor Jti'concillutluii. that u new level tumble is about to be established for wheat, beyond which Sketch of Ilia Career. 167 to 130. it Is not likely to rise except by the llolii H I.i>vn-I''<'n8t. boldest manipulation, and then only tJIvsH Up Ilia OBIre. The MUsourlan Vlrtorlooa. For tho first timo in hulf a century for brief p3riods. There are specula­ Mr. Gladstone has re.sign >d the Brit­ The long struggle in the House over the two ^froat branches of the Metho­ tors who lioliove that those good old ish f remiership. the leadership of his tho Bland bill for tho coinage of the dist Cluirch In America—tho Metho­ days when $l a bushel was the rule party, and his teat in the Cabinet. He silver toignlorago and the silver bull­ dist Episcopal Church, by which name will never come again, and that sev­ ion in the treasury wts ended Thurs­ enty-live cents may be looked to a.s tho will retain his seat in tho House of the Northern l)ody is do ignated, and Commons a few months longer, prol> day by tho passage of the bill by a tho Methodist Church South—have future toi>-iioteh quotation. These men are by no moans bears, for they ably until a dissolution of I’arliamont, vote of 167 to 139, a majority in favor come tofjother in a love-feast. This concede that wheat cannot hover long which cannot be delayed beyond tho of the bill of .'17. Tho special order to has just tuUou place in St. Louis, and around tho depressing figures of to-day. present year. Archibald Philii) Rrim- bring the bill to a vote was adopted by is es])ecially noticeable as havinjf taken They have ransacked the statistics of roso, Earl of Ro^obo^y, is tho Grand a bare quorum immediately after the place in that city, because there tlio the world, and claim to have discovered Old Man's successor. House convened. This broke the oppo ­ .passions aroused by tho civil w’ar ran that the cheap product of Russia, India Mr. Glalstone retires full of years sition of tho filibusters and they were and tho Southo 'ii hemisphere, which hi^h and with unusual virulence. It and honors, with tho reputation of powerless to do anything further to has lately turned an almost inex ­ MlM Blanche Clark .is specially sijfnificant us showing tho having accomplished more for tho placo an obstacle in the way of the growing strength of the fraternal haustible supply into tho markets of Euroi/o, will finally drive tho American common j ooplo of Great Britain and bill. All tho amendments offered to ■feeling between the bodies, wliich may crop out. Exposed to that fatal com- Ireland than any British statesman of the measure by its ojiponents were de ­ yet lead to their organic union. Salt Rheum jietition, they argue that wheat rais­ any time or ago. Entering I’arliamcnt feated, the one which polled the most Broke out on our little girl ’s face. Her hand* Tho question on which tho once ing will some day 1/ecoino an American sixty-ono years ago as the nominee of votes being Mr. Outhwaito's amend ­ •welled and blisters formed and later brok* united .Nlothodist Church of tho United question, to be treated w'ithout refer­ a Tory Duke for a pocket borough ho ment to strike out the second loction. open. The Itching and burning sensation wa« KLutes spiit was that of slavery, and the ence to tho export mai kot, and on the The following is the vote in detail on terrible. Hood's Sarsaparilla cured her. It !• theory that Europe will bo supplied has advanced politically every year .same line^ that marked the seceding Binco that time. Ho has always been tho final passage of tue bill, the Dem­ JSliites in tho war marked tho division from tho Ho ds that skirt tho I altic, from the rich plain - of India and from ])rogrossive. Hailed in iiis younger ocrats being in roman, tho Republi­ of tho church. But this question, while days as tho rising boj/e of tho stern cans in italics and iiopulists in small Hood's^^^'^^Cures South America. It may bo said that always a cause of dissension in tho de ­ caps : like a miracle. Her blood has become purified this gloomy vipw is not shared by t^o and unben ling To; ios he quitted their and her flesh soft and smooth." Mus. Anna L. nomination. and condemned by tho orofossionul bull, who, with ad his YEAS. service for that c.f tho j)00plo when the Abbott, Enloe. Morsran, Clark , 401 East 4th Street, Duluth, Minnesota. laws of the church, had been tolerated ini^yaKcy, otters no jiromise of an early Aitken. Epes. Moses, for years, because tho idiurch recog- return to pr()S])erou8 prices. Alderson, Fltlilan, Murray, Hood ’s Pills core liver Ills, billonsnesa, It is conceded by all speculators, as .\lexander, Forni ’in, Neill, constipation, jaundice, sick headache. ‘L%c. ni/ed that under the laws of some of Arnold, FuiiHtnn, N ewlaxds . the States tho emancipation of slaves well us by tho-io whoso interests are Hailey, Eyan, Paschal, wa.s not always possible. Hence it con ­ greater than margin jirofits or looses, Hakek (Kan.) Goary, Patterson, that w'heat declined during tho panic Hankliead, Goodnight, I'aynter, Tie Best Hell (Colo.) Gorman, tented itself with ccca-ional fulraina- through symi/athy with other stocks Pearson, Hell (Texas), Grady, Pence , Waterproof tions on the subject of slaverv, but did and comm dilios. It would b.3 unrea ­ Herrv, Gresliam, Pendleton (Tex not dotnir tho owners of or dealers in sonable to oxpoct it to sta.’id firm and Hlack (Ga.), Hall (.Mo.), Pendleton elavos from nieml;er.-.hip. The.so ox- Hlack (111.), Hammond, (W. Va,). Coat alone in the general coUapso that car­ Hland, Haro, Pickier, I' In the pre sions ])leased the Noi thorn senti- ried everything else down, but the de- Hoatner, Hartman, Poet, nu'nt, and while tho South did not go clino cannot be charged exclusively to Hoen , iiatch, I’rlce, WORLD I into ocst.i8ies «)ver them, it took tlio Hoircrs (Cal.), Heanl, llellly. the panic, nor is its continued pi-ostra* Hranch, Ij endorson (N.C) Ulchards (Ohio) matter (,uietly as long as its pet insti ­ lion, after other st cks rallied, ex­ H'k'ridire (Ark.),Ifcphnrn, Hicliardson tution ua-i not menaced. plained by tho-o who jicint to that as Kr’k’rIdKe {Ky\,Hermann, iMlch.), Di'^riiptIon or till* ConftiD'iioc. Hietz, Holman, Illchardson the cuuso of prices prcvail-r.ig now. Hrookshiro Hooker (Miss.), _(Tenu.), This good fooling wa.s rudely shat­ The acreage and the yield of wheat Urodcrick, Hmlson Hitchie, Hrown, Hunter, tered in tho (.oneral Conference of in the United .Stato.s was lo s in 18!(3 Hoblilns, TIa FISH HRAND slicker Is warranted water­ Hryan. Hutcheson, Hnsscll (Ga.), proof:SUCKER and will keep you dry In tlio hardest storm. The 1844 and tho secession spirit which than for any year since 18^5, and yet Hunn, Jones, Havers, new POMMEL SLlcKEit U apericrt riding coaUstuI later threatened to disrujit tho nation the farm price, .72 cents, was far below Hynuin, Ke.m. Settle, covth-stlie entire saddle. UewareorimUatious. Poa't made itLo'.f painfully manifest. Tho that of ju ovious years. It is undeni ­ Cabaulss, Kiltfore, K)iell, iiniy a coat if the “ Fish Rrund'' Is not on It. IITustra- conference, which was held in Now Caiiianettl, Krllihs, Hlbley, |ferrr, "IL description of our complete Baltimore conference holding that tho yield and fann prices from isisqto 18D.3, Ho took a firm attitude in behalf of Cooper (Fla.), ^Iadd4)x, Talbert (8. C.), '’irOMlWIcRPDA.^^|L lines for ladies and gen- lav.^s of Maryland nerinitted such inclusive, are then quoted, an analysis university reform, and was an eloquent Cooper (Ind.), Majfnlrc, Tate, “F.llemen or send for //- manumi-sion. Tho General ('onfor- of which follows: aM.EtiK.” will be given Doolittle, Me.\ airy, Williams (Mias) two Life Hcliolarshlps, equal to {100—»ue for tho dol'd f trust. since 1880 has the Ibiit d .States crop ballot act. Ho di.sestablished tho Buistness <’our>>e, and one In either tue Hhorthand or I)nr))orow, McRae, M'ilson (Wash), Mornial Pennianhlilp UepartnientH of this instltu- llie connee i n of a general suporin- fallen below the ligiuos of 189.3, and church of the Irish minority. Ho vo Eilmnnds, Mcrldlth, Wise, ilon, as he niav ebooHe. A {t>0 Lite lIcliolarHtiip. In •ien lent wit • slaveholding t a ised a that was in 188.7, wh n the farm price operated with tho lute Mr. Forster in Ellis (Ky.), Money, Woodward —187. any department of the Institution, wilt be iRsiied to L'llis (Oregon), Montgomery, the oue making the next h gheat list. A three profound sin ation in the > r.hern was 71.1 cents, and in 1881, when the establishing the English public school months* scholarship will lie awarded the third church, and it was claimed that this yield was 80,280,00), and the price at system, and later with Mr. Acland Nays . highest list, and {.'> cash for the fourth list. All an­ Adams (Ky.), Gardner, Page, swers must bo in by May 1st, 1S9I. Address relation would infract the jirovision tho farm 110..3. in making that systjin free and poimlar. A Idrich, Gear, Payne, 1>. L- MI'SSKI.M.VN, rresident. /forbidding tho General ('onference to In 1>'87, with a visible supidy of 01,- Tho Irish tenants owe him tho greatest Apsley, (ieissenhainer, Pefkiris, Gem City ItusineHs College, (.M'INCY, Tf.I.. fdetitroytho jitan of the itinerant Gon- Avery, Gitlel (.N. Y.), Phillii)$, 88.5,500, the high and low price record debt of gratitude. He gave them Pahcnck, Goldzier, Plgott, ' cral Superii; e donev, since it ' -ould was 74L 78L and tho Herald reasons security of tenure at a fair rent and a Baker (N, H,), Grlttln, Quigg, Noyr~mAX» bo impossible i. r a slave-holding B sh­ that tho present jihenornenully low proprietary interest in their farms. ))arnes, Grout, Handall, lORTHERN PACIFIC op to p e-ide ov-. r tho Nor'ho ncon- Harwig. Hager, Hay. and prices are not unreasonable in view of His crowning glory, as ho himself Pelden, Hamer, Peed, -ference. Tho solution o the diflicultv tho glutted condition of tho princijial thought, was the passage of tho Irish Heltzhoover, Haines, Peyhnm, rnrr GOVERNMENT was for Bisnop Andrew.s to ..ispi se of wheat-producing sections, and that tho home rule bill through tho British Blair, Harmer, Pnhinson (Pa.). iis slaves or resign his < Hi -e. The first fact of tho cereal l/oing worth less Commons after sixty years’ agitation Boutelle, Harter, Ryan, Hrlckner, Hanyen, Schermerhom. rnLC Millions of LANDS iho would not do, t ocamo i f his deed of than the a tual cost of production will in Ireland and .seven in Great Britain. Brosins, Hayes, Scranton, ACIlKji In Minnesota, trust; the latter his poojno would not but ten I to divert tho present acreage To say tf at ho has been tho greatest BtJrroirs, Heiner, Share, North Dnkota, Mon­ a’l< w him to do. Cadmus. HendersondlDShetrman, tana. Idaho, Washington and Oregon. PUBLICA* to tho jiroduction of some more profit ­ roformo" of tho ago would bo to ex- (’aldrrell, Hilt. Sickles, TIONS, with .Maps, describing tine farming, fruit, ( n v IhI.tii Det-nn'M I’pN v U” ing b ;oth of the third precin't of the Mr. Ascjuith and Mi', Henry Fowler, seignioiage in the Tieasury, tho issue w r wii i. ■jc-.i. 'iroL) Bishop Audiews continued activcl.v 1 ’iT.i., rsTiN-v '.'(jj sc).:o ■.•srv’acnjNr, h'v 'us s?''-'>l.no OlitHiniiit; illi;liFr while men who.so names were on tho 14x16 for 1.7a IHxlH for ».()<> NobrasUa TetcBraph Operator HIjot Down coinage takes place. The changes Cctliiigi to nutrk from l.V to ev sitr* Sond Sr tor Sun- The Chicago Herald jiublishes, under poll-list, both Democrats and Repub­ fall Dlrrcilnnt for llangiBg. licans, were crowded away. Ifoliort by ax riikiiowii Anvasalii. made in tho substitubi simifiy make sjie- iHCOVILLK WALL l*AI*KK MFG. C<».. The caption, “Wheat Is a Drug," a cificthe fact that the seigniorage is to 2AO to "iA4 M. Clinton Mt.. Chicago. throe-column artic e, bristling with ItoHs ob'ected to this, and had Gould A. Still, tlio niglit ojierator for words with Shra. A dispatch ^aya tho Fremont, Elkhorn A Missoiiri Val­ bo coined, and that this bill shall not af­ Htatistics. tending to show that tho fect the redemption of tho treasury pro.sei.t low price of wht;at is the nat ­ that the trouble licgan in the ley Railroad at Hay Springs, Nob., IMilling booth, whole a crowd of was shot and killed by an unknown ils- notes under existing law. ural result oi the prevailing financial An analysis of tho vote by which tho ASTHMA—ix depression, as-iisted by ovorjiroduction repeaters, beaded by .lerem ah (’leary .sussin, Tho shooting was jirobably and Shea, attoir.pt< ‘(l t') vole. When done for robliery. The ajront, who was bill j)asseu shows that 141 Demrerats, — CURED. and the holding back of marketable 19 Republicans, and 7 Poiuilists itotal , POPHAM’S ASTHMA BPSCIPIO supplies of the farmers. Interviews the vote was challenged the men wont sleeping in tho depot, came to tho as­ Oirr. Relief in FIt. MiDOtM. Trial outside and immediately started an sistance of Still, but was unable to aji- 167 1 voted for it, and tO Republicans . Package tent FREE. Sold hr Diiig- witn bankers and merchants are al.so and 50 Democrats (total 130) voted gifU. One Box tent poet-paid on ra- argument with tho Ross boys. .Snd- prehond tho murderer. 3’he general eeiptof$1.00. Six Boxet, {4.M. Add. cited, the trend of their views seeming against it. to indicate that tho olTeet of existing denlv tho crowd surged forward, and o| Inion is that he was held up for his ' Thos. Popham,Phlla.Pa conditions on finance are not great, but In an instant revolvers wo.'C drawn and money and resisted and wai shot. His are directly attiibiitablo to 'he law of shots fired. Hobert Itoss fell to the father is a lumber merchant in ('airo. r»»r«oni»l Paragrapbii. raK’TTlRIlT RonK|»nce roadway an 1 his brother William cried Neb. Young Still bore a go.d reputa­ KTEK PKLNTEIt. rtlCC .supply and demand. Tho jiositio i taken The official announcement is made of ■■ ne dirt by the Herald is extremely bearish, a-i “I'm shot.” Then tho firing ceased as tion in tho community. the I otrothal of Princess .losephine of suddotily as it had commenced. Be­ •will bo seen by the subjoined •jxcerpfs: Dh. E. .John Kaup ’FMan , first hus­ Flanders to Prince Charles of Ilohen- Wheat is prostrate in all the markets fore a 8ur;.o n could roach the scene Robert Itoss was dead. William Ross band of Actress Minnie Seligman, has zollern. Ohaap, pure, beef. 1,000.000 extras »of tho world. For weeks it has I oen a ren uinced the Hebrew faith and joined Til E late \V. B. F". Fort, of Wayne! Beautifnl Illnatratml Catalogue free. drug at prices unproi edonted since was shot in the ni ck iust l)elow tho U. U. BHVMWAY, Kockford. IIL base of tho brain and will prc'bably die. tho Baptists. County, North Carolina, was born and st/cculation in farm ju'i ducts began. reared on property granted to his an ­ #1 H I r OVEKBOOKAKMHfor It has sunk below all low marks, re­ .John .McGough is danger.tusly woiind- Monk '\' was easy for tho week in W n I k sale on the crop payment ' d, while .'-’hia ’s wound is not cnnsld- cestors by George III, I plan In the Northwest. fused to respond to bullish Inflnoncos, London, and improvement was noticed _ __ Winkles Rend for Hat .MliineapoUa ored serious. He is under arrest. The Czar of Russia recently said P'oiverty bought and told Money loaned. .l.A and gone Is'gging at'ipiotati ni taken in tho list of American socuritio.s. WAl/I'KlUi, Iw 4th St.South Miuneapolla, .Mlnnj tobennior the actu.»l cost of pnalnc- (J.eary o.-.cap<*d. that his highest ambition in this life tion. Theories that crop pr-Mlncts, Sknatou MiTfHKLi. will try to have was to treat his subjects that history milTSlim 151 Day Thk Wisconsin State Fair will l)o tho .IdfileiHry Comraittoo take action would speak of him as the Peasant llko article- of manufacture, had an Urtails ;i5 eta. a toll soul inaliouae. Sample iKiat . intrinolc value under which they oould ho.'d in Milwaukee Sept. 17 to 21. on tho bankruptcy bill Monarch. pald.flvecenU.FO&SHEE & MAKIN' ctncinnatt.O THiJiPr LETTEBS Kicked Into a Lady ’s Arms. to remember—P. P, P. A chappie atood in front of the Tre- They’ll help to remind mont House, yesterday afternoon, smok ­ you of Dr. Pierce’s ing a cigarette, and gating admiringly Pleasant Pellets — and Il%caut« of which Circular Sawa those are the things to at^ho pretty girls that pa.ssod. He-^ide mora powtr ia waaud lu friviton than ia uaad In tawing, keep in mind whenever him cowered a small terrier, shivering th« t>aariiigi of tha ahaky, woodan aaw frama gat out of Um^ In tha Arrmolor Saw Fraiua, tha only Steal Haw FtaM* your liver, your stom ­ with the cold. •var mada, this difF.rulty ia abaolutaly and wholly praTtnMl ach, or your bowels are The dog had evidently lost its mus­ Ucatiaa TNfC hKAHtSiiH FOK TIIK HlUFT AKK MADR SV out of order. ROGERS recommend the IlirriNG IT IN THK F^U8 OK A TIF.tK OF HTLAL Tt />/<■ ter, for it kept watching the crjwi Iha steal tubing and tall.itt ara than ahitad so as to Uka up wawr If you ’re troubled with an expectant look, e iger to catch with a holt. 'Iha frama la all atari, aary rigid, awd rlarlHI ;nr with costiveness, wind iagrthrr aw that nathlag raw grt lowar #r aut af ^larr. TA^ anti pain in the stom ­ sight of the lost one. Two or three ROYAL BAKING f Marti 00 tM0 saw a* $0 mukt it /t*r mup UH4 tom^t hurt, a pitini 0/ Iht gt important^ in a la ach, giddiness or dis ­ times it followed padestrians, but every Aa u*0a bg vnitkiiitd time it was sent back with a kick or a Tha awing frame whirh earriet the wood to ha •awr<1 aaA. turbed sleep, you ’ll And which autoinatirully rrturiia to Hi plai-e haa aUoayuard tw these little Pellets just gruff “go home.’’ It seemed to get no POWDER because they de ­ harp a polA otf f roiu tha fly wheal and yet does nut cauaa it W what you want —tin 7 in size, sugar-coated, prtaantvary uiiieh of an angla to tha aaw. The use of a 100IW- symputny from any one. Finely it f^Unch fly whaeland !f6 inch aaw makes this easily posaikle. pleasant to take anl pleasant in the way went up to the chappie, and with a It is therefore, a very desirable Pole Saw, Disking it es^y to rut they art. They tone up and strengthen the vpanylong materiai quickly and safely. Another feuturaoi lining membranes oi the stomach and bow­ doleful air placed its litt'e paw on his sire to please their custom ­ el^ and do pei'inant-nt gcxxl. lordship ’s leg and whined. To prevent, roliev i, and cure Biliousness, Alas, there was no sympathy for it Dizziness, Constipat'/n, Sour Stomach, Sick from this source. Chappie did not ers, and customers are most or Bilious Heudachco, and Indigestion, take stoop down and pat the dog gently. Dr. Pierce’s Pelleta. If they’re not satis­ Oh, no' He would not sloop so low us factory, in every way and in every cose, you have your money back. to pat a terrier on the street. Ho sav- pleased when they get the best ugol.V gave the j)oor unim|il a kick into The “old reliublo ”—Dr. Sage ’s Catarrh tno luidd e of the sidewalk, foi- the Rcinetly bas been sold for thii ty years. Hu3 terrier ha made a mark with its paws and the most for their money. cured tnousaucls, in'h cure you. on his nice'y creased Irowsers. His b.utal act did not e-caiie un ­ nut'co 1, heweve.’, for a fu'-hiu.ably ROYAL BAKING POW­ drcs.-ed lady hud seen it, and apjiroach- ing him she said, “You'ie a contempt ­ ible co.vurd to kick an unprotected d g DER is absolutely pure, goes lik that. If I saw a policem in 1 v. ouUl have you arrested. ” She picked u]) the little terrier in further, and makes better food Siticr offer thif very p^uperior taw frtnie with n 26 ineb h >!• arms and jiatted it gently. The suporiur ftftw at a tiiurli lent orice Oiaii any cheap imperfect animal appreciated the kindness very wooden frame ran he iK>ught forswear* 6ure that the {iienda than any other leavening agent. of the Aermotor will appreciate the fart thnt we ha>e airain mud). teen doink the puhlic a great »ervice and have divtinguuhe^ ourselves ill redesigning an oJd article and putting it into aja It wagged its tail and Irit d to lick iufiniteiy improved ihape. the lady s face. She carried it v\ay in t mnAe uZ/ areel her arms.—Boston Herald. irutttr onti ihi* tiMptvior ¥uu' at $iO, AM) K YOl' A t'llANCIC Tv) GtT IT AT 91L, for tim hrtirjht o/ om »* (iearfd Aemiutor* We h.vve Bold an enormoun nuinher of Power AerajoM Then and Xovv. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., lOO WALL ST., NEW YORK. outhtB with which haws are ui^ed. and a poor aaw that runt hard deliucte from their u>rfnliiei>h and their reputation. If wefn?^ The f llowing versus recently aj)- ni>li a very tU|>crior taw at a very low price, ruany geared pearod in the Scottish Farmer: f tv will he )>ought to drive them. YMierever one Geared Ae^ motor goet, othfru are sure to follow. iit-rY ^ E aus a < o When we tuke a well known article, redesign it, and pnt YA Miin to tiio pluu.;h, LIVE ON THEIR HOPES. Wliioh Will You in a fhtipe very superior to anything that has api>eared before, tt widens and enlarges our reputation for doing well evervthljig Wife to ihe cow, A farm renter or a farm ow ner? It rests to which we put our hands, and this is the thing that has Is KNOWLEDGE Son to the mow. Tli« Old, Kiiggi'd, Mild Forlorn AVho Ilnuiit with your e.f. Stay whore yon are and the past brought so much husin«Mts to our factory, and which Im Girl to the sow, and the Nat'onnl Capital. you w 11 be a renter all your life. Mo\e to the future, we have no douht, will bring, practically, all tW Brings comfort and improvement and business in our Line, it is this reputation tliat we are daily The rent was netted. The pathetic side of Washington — Nebraska, where sood lanil Is cheap utul I Working for. tends to personal enjoyment when N’OW. cbeup land Is good, and yon can eiisily be­ >Ve lielieve th^t this Aermotor Steel Saw Frame and 8a# with its place-hunters, witli its starv­ will conArnt and enhance the fame which we have gained rightly usea. The many, who live bet­ Man tally-ho. come an o net-. Write to .1. Francis. G. I*; in the manufacture of Steel Windmiirs and Steel Tower% ter than others and enjoy life more, with Girl piano, ing beggars, with its trembling and its anK THIS STKi:h SAW ASI) FKAnH KOK «16 CASH A8B tx/.ct products to Wife silk and satin. vain at tho doors of the departments, postal will bring It to you. Fit y < OIMKH OK ADVFUTISFSIF.ST No . t of this series as pe0 And the farmer gazetted. for the audience that never is to come — conditions stated in No. 2. In our next advertisement. ^ ;, will attest In tho Unite 1 State.s, 1,Tho families we shall talk of galvanizing, and make an offer that will beer is something to touch a heart of stone. universal interest. 2'A mi w oefs'. A'o. 5- C(X ______pure liquid Life or l)<‘ath7 You see old men going about tho belonging to tho operative cla^s spend laxative principles embraced in the It ia of vital importance that It ahould be on an average $14.01 per annum for I jrOIIN W.ITIOHRlSy streets, mumbling to tiiem.solvos, and ______J W&HhtEiKton^ 1>.€U> remedy. Syrup of Figs. nnderatood by persona whose kidneys are In­ fumbling packages of papers in their eggs. ______I*''Successfully Prosecutes Clahria, Its excellence is due to its presenting active, that this condition of things is finally 1 I>at« 1^QC1{>&1 IilxZmIlior IbB. Penoion Bo Tmu W. overcoat pockets; you see feeble, de ­ See “Colchester’ Sp;idlng Boot ail In 2 rtvraln lart^rar, leiMiJudlcaUiigclaUa!, uttysluoi^ in the form most acceptable and pleas­ inductive of a state of the organs where life crepit women, who ought to be in some other column. MENTION THIS EAm wanraa .•▼aanuoi^ ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly hangs in the balance. Bright’s disease, dia ­ sheltering h( me, drugging them-elves FITS.—All Plt8Btopi« ‘rtfi'pf! hyl>r. Kliiie’Hf;' o it terms choice Farm of ‘.JCM> beneficial properties of a jK'rfect lax­ betes, a’bumlnnria are all diseases of a very aimlessly hero and there, w'aiting the Nerve Ifentorer. No PltH after Brut day ’8 use. ILL SELLfr^r^oTn*near Knoxville. Also 4RO ative; effectually cleansing the system, obstinate character in their mature stage, and veloim cures. 'lYcatise and ipi OO trial bottle tree to Hcres. well iniiiroveiiiroyed, in Sumner Co.. Kaasa*. ple.isure of those busy men, who will Pit cases, becd to Dr. Kliue, lUl Arch bt., Philu. Ta. dispelling colds, headaches and fevers all have a fatal tendency. They often baflQe see theircallers —some day. Wt'H.YS. C’R.V.UKK, Knoxville, TeiiiieeHeei. ana permanently curing constipation. the most practiced medical skill and the most There is another class of waiters and It ha.s given satisfaction to millions and approved remedies of materia medico. But watchers in Washington who never ‘4^ met with the approval of the medical opi)Osed at the outset —tliat is to say, when give up hope. Year after year for ten, profession, because it acts on the Kid ­ the kidneys begin to discharge their functions twenty — yes, fifty — years they have neys, Liver and Bowels without weak­ inactively—with Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters, bce i turning up, in expectation of the Lessens Pain ening them and it is perfectly free from the dangerous tendency is checked. Very use­ Settlement of claims by Congress —and every objectionable substance. ful, also, is this household medicine for those there is as small a chance of ever see­ Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug ­ ailments of common occurrence —constipation, ing them disposed of t^-day as there Insures Safety biliousness, dyspepsia and nervousness. It is was years ago, when they were first gists in 50c and $1 bottles, but it is man­ a safeguard against malaria and averts chronic ufactured by the Fig Syrup rl.eutnatlsm. filed! Some of those men are to be to Life of Co. only, whose name is printed on every found in the adjacent towns, whither i Mother and Child. package, also the name, Syrup of Figs, Woinlerl'iilly Fine AVfro. they have been driven in search of cheaper lodgings. Others live in Wash­ and being well informed, you will not Platinum and nilvor can each be “My wife, alter using ‘Mother ’s Friend ,’ passed through accept any substitute if oflered. drawn into wire many times finer than ington, under the verv shadow of the human hair. The former has been dome of the great builiJing whence they the ordeal with little pain, was stronger in one hour than in drawn into wires so lino that ten of one day expect victory. a week after the birth of her former child. The Greatest Medical Discovery them could be twisted together into a —J. J. McGoldrick , Bean Station, Tenn. of the Age. hollow of a hair. SIX TONS OF HAY CKR ACRE. That is seldom reached, but when “Mothers ’ Friend ” robbed pain of its terror and shortened labor. Hoinebotly’s Good. Salzor's K.vtra Grass Mixtures are sown 1 have the healthiest child I ever saw.—Mrs. L. M. A kern , Cochran, Ga. KENNEDY’S ...o make our own troubles the means of this is j.'ossible. Over fifty kinds of Sent by express, charges prepaid, on receipt of price, $1.50 per bottle. helping the troubles of others Is :i noble grass and clover s irts. Largest grow ­ Book “To Mothers ” mailed free. effort for good. A well-Illustrated Instance ers of farm seeds in the world. Alsiko MEDICAL £SG0VERY. Clover is tho haidiest; Crimson Clover Sold by All Drugsl^ts. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta, 9a. of this kindly sympathy is shown In a let­ is the quickest growing; Alfalfa Clover ter from Mr. Enoch L. Ilanscom, irohool is the best fertilizing clover, while DONALD KENNEDY, OF R0X3URY, MASS., Agent, Muishfield, Mo , an old Union sol ­ Salzer's Extra Grass Mixtures make Has discovered in one of our common dier. lie says: “It may do somebody some tho best meadow's in tho world. pasture weeds a remedy that cures every good to state, I am a man of ffJ and If You \\ III Cut 1 llio Out Hiiii .^eiid It % kind of Humor, from the worst Scrofula when 40 had a bad knee and rheumali m With 14c j)."stage to tho John A. Sal/cr Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis., you will re­ down to a common Pimple. set in. 1 was lame three years and very He has tried it in over eleven hundred ceive eleven packages grass and clover siffnn’".' cases, and never failed except in two cases bad most of the time. I got St Jacobs Oil sorts ar d his mammoth farm seed cata­ m (both thunder humor). He has now in liis and put It on three times and It mado a logue: full of good things for the farm- 'jiL.i possession over two hundred certificates cure I am now In good health.” e.', the gardener and tho citizen. G ■ttiliSiL.,,,....,, of its value, all within twenty miles of m Boston. Send postal card for book. Joseph Israel , the celebrated Hol ­ It Ought to .Satisfy Her. b - land painter, Caleb, ated the jubilee Mr. Wickw'ire—I don't know w’hether A benefit is always experienced from year of his life a few weeks ago. Ho the first bottle, and a'perfect cure is war­ I ought to tell you, but I won $200 from was born .Ian. 1:7, 1824, of poor Jewish Briggs last night playing poker. ranted when the right quantity is taken. parents. For years ho has been recog ­ When the lungs are affected it causes Mrs. Wickwire—Oh, how nice. Now shooting pains, like needles passing nized as one of the leading arti.sts of you can afford to get me that new Im: through them; the same with the Liver or the world. dress. Mr. Wickwire—What an unreason ­ Bowels. This is caused by the ducts being There Is more Catarrh in this section of the stopped, and always disappears in a weeK country than all other diseases put together, able woman you are. I shall do noth­ and until the last few years was supimsed to bo ing of tho kind. It ought to he satis­ after taking it. Read the label. incurable. Per a great many years doctors pro- faction enough to you to know that nouiicod it a local disease, and prescribed local If the stomach is foul or bilious it will remedies, and by constantly failing to cure Mrs. Briggs won ’t lie able to have a cause squeamish feelings at first. with brcal treatment, pronounced it incurable. new dress. —Indianapolis Journal. No change of diet ever necessary. Eat Kclonco has proven catarrh to be a coustitu- the best you can get, and enough of it'. tiunal disease, and therefore requires constitu ­ $4 to California. tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manu­ This is our sleeping car rate on the Phil­ Dose, one tablespoonful.m water at bed ­ factured tty P. J. Cheney & Co., Tole

THE ST. JOHNS MERCANTILE COMPANY.

DKY GOODS DIvI’ARTMENT. SHOE DEPARTMENT. GROCERY DEPARTMENT. TURN OVER SENSIBLE WOMEN in your mind theadvantJijjcs in buying shoes A few Nuts for the People from us. We carry the Best Styles, Lowest Prices, Thorough Work ­ manship, and above all we give you Fair and Sip.are dealing. We avoid the fuss and bother and needless waste of to Crack. can do you good. We know it. Come and s»‘e us and we will prove it. time when they want the best assortment ])Ossible by coming to us. Wh}' don’t 3’ou? One visit will surely be See How ‘We do it. . Common Sense the Ibrerunncr of many. It’s not a (lucstion of Profits, but we will main ­ tain our rci)utation as the Greatest Bar­ NOW GOVERNS EVERYBOOY WHO WEARS SHOES gain (iroecrs, at all haz/.ards. It has not always be(>n so —necessitj* now makes it so. The wearer is not wise when he pays a fancy price for a shoe to have it good. Special Prices czi Xiacos this weeh. WE ARE AFTER THE BUSINESS. .\nd very unwise when he buys a sliadow of a shoe at less than a good shoe can be produced. Conditions are such that the average person cannot afford to do Laces at one-half price by the 1 doz. at Is Here are a few of our prices to jirovc these either. Men ’s fine doniet shirts for ...... 35e. statements. He must get his money ’s worth. Dollars are too scarce to throw away. “ extra fine “ “ ...... 50c. ^We (;an jileixsc you. 20 1L)S. CrMck»*rH...... if 1.00 We are along with the time's, which combines good style, good ser­ 20 IbM. H>iiMiiiH...... f 1.00 vice and comfort at a reasonable price. Dress Goods Bargains Con ­ •1 1I)H. IMiij' Tobuwo ...... 1^1.00 4 Il)H. Fiiu* (’lit...... f 1.00 We are receiving New Spring Goods nearly e\ cry tinue all this week. 5 1I)K. T«*a Dust...... $1.00 day. Come in and ^.^et jiostcd in regard to 8 lbs. Sinokinj' Tobacco ...... $1.00 New Styles and Low Prices. 8 |{|•oonls ...... $1.00 Round metal tip dress stag's, cannot 1 (iailoii Can .\|»j»lcs...... * ‘100*. JVJIorca.n.'tile Oo ’s cut throuf^h the dress, for Ic each. 1 “ Maple S.vrup...... Hiic. iSlioe

UKENDrSlI.—II. L. Richmond, of HERARDSVILLE.—Mrs. L. (lood- Fowler .—Tin* Epworth Ii*ngue will I’olllOllli. (irt*enbnsh, received a t<‘legram an ­ rich who hHsb.*.»n visiting with rela- give a night emi so(*ial nt (i.'ll.'r’s The Clinton Co. Roniona (Jrange No. THE NEWSG nouncing the death of his sister, tiv.*s ainl fri.*nds in this hall on the ev«*idng of the l.’DIi 2.0, will nn*et with 11n*S<)Ut h Ril.*y (Jrange Mrs. Noble D. Richardson, of Raw Raw, Ssoiin* time, returned to her home lastinst. .A cordial Invitation is .‘Xti'iided to TCKSD.W, M.MICH L’l, ISIU. and left here Friday morning to attcml Saturday. the public. .Mareh 21. The folUiwingistheprogranj: ner funeral on the following day. Mrs. Frank Rool.'.v's children who havebcs'ii The village of Fowl.*r holds th.'ir char­ Ojieidng a.ldress. .A. B.Cook; S.'bjttions, COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE. Richardson was ~‘A years of age. .piite sA*k for some time are b<*tt«*r. ter eh*<.*tion on the 12th inst. Mrs. C. L. I’ieree, Btssie .Andrus, .Mrs, .Miss Ida llungerford, who has bi'en (i. C. Longeor, who has spent tin* past L. T. Raxti'i*, f()rnn*rl3 ’ a resid.'iit of Sherman Cmifi.*id; Essa.vs, Munson living in the family of 11. L. Richmond wiiit.'i* ill Velas, S. D., r**turued homelast this vicinit.v, died at his home in Rrook- Chase, .Mrs. .Arthur St.*ward ; R.*cita- KNUAL.—.V. S. Armstrong has for four months past, returned to her Thursday. lyn, N. Y., last Saturda.v. moved his mill to the farm ot (ieo. home near Fenton, last Friday. tions, Fr.*d AA'hitloek, Euid.re Rlowman; .Seifert and is sawing lumber and The ladi.'s aid so(*iety of the Baptist Elmer Ruck had the misfortune lo have Song, Lillie Chapman ; (pn*sti(>ii: “What church will liold a social at Ezra Long- Ids foot badl.v hurt last w<*.*k, b.v a coal Btimber for n barn which Mr. Seifert e.\- FRLAIN.—.Mrs. Thompson, an aged must be done to ju'eveiit imittiliou butter cor ’s Friday ev.*iiiug. bucket falling on it at the coal dock. pei'ts to build soon. lady of the ('olony, died at her ^•om being placed uiioii the market in Walter Drown has taken to himself a home Wednesday. The remains \ gr.'iit many of our ji.iopl.* are busily .Mrs. Sni'lling and .Mrs. Schem.*r gave a wife and is going to work the coming Dwere taken to New York for intermenf.engaged in makiiigsugar,and tliechickeii jirogr.'ssive p.*(lro jiart.vlast Frida.veven ­ competition with dairy bult.'i*. ” M'uson for.John VanUicson. and were accompanied bv .Mr. Norgate coojis are suff.*riiig. ing. Thirt.v-fiveguests were invil.*d. Mips. .1. W, Exnkst , L»*eturer. ,o„ „ „» ,l„. ,.ro„ „ I-;,™,;- ‘ OFTII OLIVE.—Mr. (lardin*r, of St. AA’alhiui’s .Storm SiKiials. known .loliiis, was going across the Lauk- is working for Myron Smith. Sdi tii Kii.ky , Mii ii., .Alanli 7. IHOf. AVhile no ph.vsician or pharmaciHt can Mrs. Rarpenter and .Mrs. John Coh'by. tou bridgt* last w.H'k lus Ids horses The Republicans of Rengal, w ill me<‘t in Sb.K*auie friglitein*d and jumiied into theIll March the storms will commence conscientiousl.v warrant a cur.*, the .1. C. cauHUK at the town hall to nominate can­ .1. Rancroft is here looking after his water. Tli.*y were liually r.*scued with­ village jiroperty. with the wind in the siviith-»*ast, tin* wind .A.ver Co. guarantee the imrity, stiength, didates for townsliii» ollicers, on Friday, out any s.‘rious damages. changing w»*st ward to the w.*st mnl north- and medicinal virtn.'s of Ayer's Sjirsapa-. March 2.'{. at 2 o ’clock i*. M. .MisH^ dole Moggis home from A'alpariso, L.‘wiH Smith had a stiok.* of paralysis wt'st with a falling temperature from the rilhi. It was theonly blood-purifier ad ­ Ind., wTiere she has been attending school. about two weeks ago. lie is ipiitefeeble, ILLY.ILLY’. —.losepli.loseph Wright has moved Mrs. Morris ('oleman is in Ovid this mitted at the gr.'ut AVorld ’s Fair in .Mr. and .Mrs. (Jeorg.* St. Flair hav.* 1 bth to the 2r»th 1 look for storms of fin thetlie DeWDeWitt itt farm, four miles week caiing for her mother, .Mrs. Joseph snow and a cold wav.* e.\t.*udiiig .*ast- Chicago, IHD.'L south of St. .lohns. llis Riley we, who is sick. both b.*«'U v.*r3 ’si(*k but aregaiiiiiigslowl^v. friends were sorry to loosi' him and tliey .Mr. N»*II.*r has lost tin. us.* of his tongue ward throughout the Dominion of Cau- R •Mr. and .Mrs. .1. .Miller, of St. Johns, l iiiteil FrieiitlK. wish him prosperity in his new home. so he (*an not be uinlerstood when he adtt. Storms ma3’ be lo..>ked for the last spent Tlinrsday with t heir ilaughter, Mrs. We wish to cull the attention of the Terry Wright will soon move to South Dnvid .Moore and family. tries to talk. of the mouth .‘Xteudiiigiiito.Aja-il. Tln*u Riley to work for S. Cliff. Herman Rut.* has v.*r3 ’ p(>or health this jiublic to a few facts conc.'rning our Ret<>r .Moore is in Washington, I). (’., the storms will conimeuc.* with tin* wind W'illie W’elton will inovi* in II. Dliss’ spring. Clara Rat.* is a great suffer.*!* of lodge of Fnib'd Fri.*nds at Fowler, visiting his son, Reter .Moore .Ir., and inflammatory rheumatism. ill thesouth-w.*st. climigiiig to the wt*st house about Aju il 1 st. Mrs. .\loore is visiting In'r daughter Mrs. mid north-w.'st with a falling teiiip.*i*a- ll.'iiry Havens, a well known citi^.-n and The Baptist s()ci(*ty met with Mrs. John Mrs. Webster has been sick but is get ­ 0.0. Rerry, of (Jrand Rapids. ture from about the l."»th to tin* 2r»th, member of this lodge, died.fanuur.v 19th, ting better. Mrs. .lohn Rrooks is Iietter. Brink last Thursday. D«*spite the v«‘r,v 'I’he liarn ot Oliver Rruee together with bad roads about forty tn*rHoiiB w(*i*epr«*s- with fine weatln*r extending into Ma.v, 1894. On tlie 9th of Mar(*h his sons, Rearl Williams has returned hoiiK'after a yearling c(dt, five hogs ami sonu? farm­ Edgar and AVilliam Havens, ri'ceiv.'df.*!,- visiting bu- a wei-k amongfi ’iem'sat Elsie. ing implements and wheat wcreconsumed Mil. A good social time was r.*portedb.v when the storms will eomnn ‘n(*.* with the by fire about 2 o ’cdock Tuesday morning. all pre.H.'iit. wind in the soiith-w.'st, ehmiging to tin* 000, the fullamoiintinsured. Justforty- Orville Rriitt has bought his brother A box so(*iaI will b.*ln*Id at ther«*sid.*iic»* I^eslie’s intercHt in the obi homest«‘ad and No trace can be found of the one w ho west. EUndric storms mnl high winds lonr da.vs from the tinn* the death notice will move on then? this spring. tired it. of Mrs. S. W. Norris, Fii.lay .‘veuing, was sent to our Supreme Si*cretar3'. AA’e .March KJ. Tin* pro(,*.'eds will be us.*d to ­ from the L“»th to the 2."»th of .Ala^. The Riley mail carrier didn ’t get any OFT 11 EA.ST RINOII.VM.—While wards r.'jiairiiig tin* Baptist e!iur«*h in D.* El»*ct ric storms .'Xtending from west to do not think mi.v lodg.* has surjiassi'd further than Oral the other night on ac­ .Miss Stella Williams was s]tendiug Witt. Ev.'r.vbody eonie and haveagood east tliroiighoiit the Dominion ofCmiada this ]»rom]>tn(*ss of pa.vnn*nt considering count of the mud or something else. last Wesinesday evening with her tiiin*. Complaints are long and loud. tind the nortli.Tiista t.*s, with fiin* w.*ath(*r t In* large amount insured. Our n.'^sess- Sbrother Warren, and wife about fifty iiieiits are graded according to age. And B^:N•(’.\L.-.^^i^sTrnlevSlmllevclosl'iirin*.l ol ln*r d.*iitli w hi<*li o<*ciirr.*.voung p.'ople's attention was company we would kindly ask them to ’I'he infant child of >Ir. and Mrs. .Alien .*all«‘.l and a eol|.>etioii taken whieli th.*ir gieat ber.*nv.'meiit. virtues of .A.v«*i 's Clierr.v Rcctoral. One .'xmiiine the trutliof tin*abov. ‘Uieiitioued Nichols is (piit.! sick. amount. ‘.I to $(».1H which amount was (piit.* a hirge amount of miijd.* sugar of our most .‘minent, piibli.^ iin*n sa.vs: pr.'.sented to Si*>Ila in a few well chosen has b.*.*n ina.I.* in this vicinity during tin* facts, mid il tln*y do so wc an* sure they If the ilr.v winds eontinneman.vfarmers ‘Mt is the b«*.-t 1*1*111. 'd.v that .*aii b.* iiro- will start th.'ir spring pbnving this w«*.*k. words, b.v .MI.hh .\da .\.*lsoii, in b.dialf of past two w.*. ‘ks. will avail themselves of tin* b«*iiefit de ­ tlios.* pr.'seut. It was not until the w.s* cur.*.! for all aff.'eti.ais of tin* vo<*al or. J.'ssi.' I'.anerol't, of Mjifde Rapi*ls, visit.><1 Tin* sugar social giv.*ii b.v theCliristiaii rived from this lodge mid b**come one of small hours of the morniiig upp<‘ar.‘d. gans, throat mnl lungs, ” fri.'ials in Dengal .Sntiinlay iiial Sunda.v. ai.l s(><*i.'t.v oil Tin*sda3 ’ evening was a us. FuEPiiK'K Mvi:us, that the crowd disp.'is.*.!. .Ma.v sh.* have verj’ i>l.*asmit affair. Mr. and .Mrs. Dart Rie.>, of Kiiltoii, vis- ('ommander of Fowli*r Lodge No. 19. maii.v more haj.ji.v birthdays was the .Arrmigf*m.*uts are being mad.* for the it»“d frieiidH in I’eiigal ami Ril.*v a w.*ek w ish of all. r.*sumiiig of operations at tin* .Majil.* I R«*rr.v aii.l Emma (J.-gler are on th.’sick Ruiiids .•r.*aun*r.v at an <*arl.v l.* of this vicinity insist on th.‘ Ctiii-'. Foster farai, and wid soon Tin* A'. R. S. ('. E. will giv.* a .Alidwa.v .Inle Snnvageot int.'tids to build an ad- Rlaisaiie.* social at Rt*rry's hall oiiSiitur- having Chamberlaiii’s ( oiigii R.*iin*dy mid n»ov.* 0.1 il. .Jition to his lions.* this spring. do not want any oth.*!" sa.vs John V. ila.v afi.*1110.111 mill .*v.*iiiug, .Mm(*h 17. Bishoj), of Rortland .Mills Indimia. That FltKK\.—Clem St.aiiifelted w.'iit Rainier Lam* mid Rerry'Feed have r.*- Isaac 11.*wi( t, .if this |»Iac.*, who has is right. 'Fli.'y know it t.j b.* superior to linnt ing on.* .I.i.v last w.'.*k and ear.*- tiirn.*d Irom tin* north woods. iDo You b.*i*ii .s«*riousl.v ill during tin* jnist wi*«*k i.*- tinv other for croup, mid why should !. s-!\ put hin hand on tin* ninzzl.* Frank .Atkinson and Cliarl**s Downing soiin* better with a fair prosp<*.*t of re- tli.'v not insist njion having it. oOcciit otE 11l'* \in as li.* sat on the t'.*ni!e. .\'.i are .*iit ting wood for .Mr. Van\ ’le.'t. c()vi*r.v bottles for sal.* t»y Travis tk Baker. on.* kim A s Imw the gun e.iiii.* t.i be dis ­ Ili*nry N'.*Ison, of Hart, visit.*d his .loliii (jm'din*r uinl Ids si.sti*!*, .Mrs. B. [Use Salt? charged bill llis hand is ruined and tin* iiin*l«'. I’. .N.*lson ami familv, last w.H*k. Il.'witl. att»*;nl.*«l tin* funeral of tlnii .\ l'.»rl.v XI Ho Iti.I.-, .*11.1 IS n.tt y.*r. 'i'liis shoiiM b.* a warn­ grainlfathi*r. .loliii (J.irdin-r 8r.,uf Nortli- ing t.> In .ys, but g.'ii.*rally warnings do .M.*.*tings art* (*l.)se.l at tin* W.*st (fiiig- ft will pay yon In niimcrons wnyaj E. R. Swetnmii, of Fjiirfax .'*(ation, Vir­ li-im .*hun*h on aeeonnt of bad roads. vill.* last .Moinla.v. ginia, says: ”.\ jnirty caiin* iVu ty mil.'s no good v.lieii th.'.v liav.* gnus. .ios.*| Il H.*witi. who has b**<*u confiin*.! to iiso tlir Milt tliiit'A all Milt. Tlii.s I*, especially true ns to tlio butter | to my ston* for Fhamli''rlniii's Cough Mi I !m iia K.-.vs. <(f Diiplain. viwit.'d Fi.*.l Malt.*rson shot H.*v.*n wil.l .lin*ks t.i his iionn* b.v sickii.'ss a good portion whil.* Iiniiting .in tin* big marsh 'l'in*silay. maker. You reeoifnlze n (lliVeronce ln R.'inedy and bought adoz. :; bot tlc.s. The Miiiiii.' i'«ai 1 inglonSa t iirda.v amiSnn.Ia.v. of tin* wiiit.*r, is now able to be in ids butter. W.5 cun point you oat n cilf-j r.*nn*dy is a great favorii.* in tl.i- vicinit.v Mr.-. Ctia . Hills.* is in .■sf. .Johns h.'Iping L.*wis .sJever«*ne«*, of Sf, .lohns. was tin* ston* again oe(*assioiiall.v. forenco tn salt. You strive for tlie best I and has p.>rfI«‘aiMn .in villiig.*, mid who for s.*vi*ral .vears has KliriiinaliMii tJab Ul.v ('iiro>I. Fii.l'i.. i.ioi lo visit llis br.>tli.>r ami hold for .Mr. \\’arr.*n tin* (irst of April wh(*re he has hir.*d for t In* siimm.*r. l).*<*n Hiifu'i ing from ilrojisy, di«*il at his Dairy Salt Thr«*e .la.vs is a %'cr.cshort t im.’in whi(*h nt is Mark Fi.*I.Js. wliih' playing on a tf‘.*ter rcHidi'in*.* of the iliM .'a.s.**!, Rev. Carman, VVo grant llAat salt Is cheap, but Ism a.lo|)t.'d, as will b.* s. eti b.v tla* foil.>wing 'I'lier.* will be a .ionution at D.*niiis' that li g.Kxl reason w h.v you should A bull W .*diii sda.v .'A .'iiing, March 21. for boani Saliinlay, fi*ll and broke his leg of the .AI. E. church ofrieiatiiig. fnmi James I mnb. rt. of N<>w Bninswick, just above tin* kne.?. Dr. Rainier attend ­ not hav«i the best? Look fairly and tin* b.*ii.*lil ol it.*v. l\.i.*lil.'r. Ev»*r.vbody There is strong talk of urr«.*Mtiiig two fully liit.i the salt qu.*stlon,and you ’ll III: '‘I was badl.v atlliet«*«l with rheuma­ is iiivil.-d. A good tim.* and goo.i snp ed it. young m.*ii. Britton mid Bancroft, n*- find the way t.» lH*ttcr tlavored butter, tism in the hijis find I.'gs, when I bought ]icr is jiromis.'d. Young nn'ii b»*ware of mii.Idy roa.Is siiliiig in the south west«*ru part of tin* and lietfer prices througli onr Hairy a bottle of Chamls'ilaiii ’s Rain Ilalm. It w l|**n you are Hi*«*ing your best girls home t.iwushiii, who i;ame to Majib* Rajii.ls r cooking and cured me in thn*e days. I am all right If you d.*Hiie a lii.'curioiis growth of for a couple.yniiug gents of this vi(*iiiity Saturday last, till.*.! themselves with ling table use al.'s*. Write us about it. to-da.v; and would insist on everv one healtliy hair of a ti.atiiral color, nntiin hn.I the misfortune to loose their rubbers juice mnl not only in.liilg.*.! in disgraceful DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT CO., who is nfflicted with that terrible disease crowning ornaiin'iit of both s»*x.‘s, use ami nearly fell into a dit(*h last Sunday <*oinlin*t iiiiori our str.*.*ts, tmtoneof th**ni 5t. Clair, Mich. to use Chamberlain’s Rain Balm midget only Hall's V.*getable Sicilian Ifair R<- evening while walking home with their nseil vile and insulting language toward wellatonee. ” .YO cent bottles for sale iii'wer. ?irls. some of onr citizens. by Travis &'Bakor.

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