The! Clinton Independent.

VOL XXXI—NO. ST. JOHNS, MICH., THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1897. WHOLE NO.—16(

Loral Brevities. PERSONAL. St. Johns . Mich , July 18,1897. To Whom it May Concern :— —This is Ringling Rros' day in St. Harry H. Pouch went to Detroit yesterday. Johns. ANOTHER OLD PIONEER The undersigned hereby confesses that BY ONE-HALF SECOND. Harry Waldron spent Sunday In Durand. CLINTON FAIR. mm she lias made statements to different —Mrs. Charles Fowler entertained Ellla Gould went to Ionia Monday on busi­ parties derogatory to the character of Shaffer DefeatedScotney Friday about fifteen friends Saturday evening. In the Person of William Roberts ness. A Bountiful Harvest the Fore­ Prudence B. Tripp, of St. Johns, Mich.; -Charles B. Ingersoll. w’ho was very Has Been Called up Higher. Loab Stowell has been visiting friends in runner of a Big Show. that said statements were made by me Evening. sick last week, has so far recovered as Ovid. without any knowledge upon my part of to be able to attend to business. Hoy Boll, of Maple Rapids, was In town yes­ their truth ; and I hereby retract all that The Tie* Which Had Bound Him and HI* terday. WITH A UNITED EFFORT WE MAY EX­ I have said derogatory to the character VERY GOOD TIME MADE CONSIDER­ —Mrs. Mary E Strickland continues to improve from dav to dav. However, Faithful Wife Together for Nearly 4B John tylckels went to Big Rapids Monday PERIENCE ALL IN STORE FOR US. and reputation of Prudence B. Tripp; ING NATl'KE OF THE TRACK. it is still necessary to keep herquiet. Year*, Have Beeu Severed, Only to he to work. and hereby further certify that 1 know Re-united In the New and Better Life, J. H. Fedawa transacted business In Fowler Generou* Nature Ha* Doue Her Full of no;fact or circumstance that would re­ — Reraenyi will be assisted by Louise yesterday. flect in any way upon her moral charac­ Shufler Made the Half In 1:08«, WhileScot- M. Brehany. mezzo soprano, and Wm. * William Roberts, who had been seri­ .Share, Now Let Meu aud Women do Sauvlet. pianist, at the concert at the M. Mrs. R. M. Swlgart Is visltintr friends in ter, and I wish to undo the wrong that liejr’s Best Time Wti 1:08\, ously affected by the excessive heat about Ludington. Correspondingly Well. I have doue to her, and I sign this state­ E. church. August 3. ment as a full settlement of all difficul ­ Owing to the necessity of securing a Mr. and Mrs. Eugene King were Fowler visit­ With the bountiful harvests of grains, —Close buyers will keep the fact well five weeks ago, and who had been suf­ ors yesterday. ties and claims between me and theBaid permit from the L. A. W. to conduct a in mind that the “Fenny Store ’’ will be grasses, fruits and vegetables which the fering, at intervals, with neuralgia of Mrs. Chas. Heed returned to her home in Prudence B. Tripp. matched bicycle contest for a prize, the continued in all branches in the opera dilligent husbandman and earnest tiller Eliza Estes. house block, its present locatiou. Grand Rapids Monday. race last Friday evening between Sam the stomach, causing great dizziness .and Fred Tremper went to Bay View Monday of the soil are now experiencing, every­ Special offer for the next 60 days at Shaffer and Q. Scotney was decided by —“ Extracts without pain.” but pulled which went to his heart instead of to for a month’s vacation. thing bids fair for holding of one of the the wrong tooth. Girl still has aching Mrs. F. A. Percey and children returned from Plunkett ’s Studio a 16x20 Portrait with each of the contestents riding against one which can be saved. Teeth, pain some other part of his body on the day largest and most interesting fairs that every dozen Florentine Panel Photos. their visit In Detroit. Monday evening. the people of Clinton county have wit time. and money saved by consulting Dr. of his sudden death, July 22, 1867, Mrs. LaBarr, of Saginaw, is visiting her A large and enthusiastic crowd gath­ Corbin first. sister-in-law, Mrs. E. T. Hughe, in this village. nessed for some time past. Where l)o You Dine ? —Frank A. Smith, who has been terminated his life work at mitf-day. He ered at the fair grounds shortly after Mrs. A. D. McCabe and son, Byron, are spend ­ These annual exhibitions, when cou ­ Persons looking for a good clean place, carrying on a harness shop at Fowler, had just come in from the door-yard pled with due interest from all persons where good, wholesome and well-cooked 7:00 o'clock to see the result of this for the last few veal's, has sold his busi­ ing a month at Bay View aud Harbor Springs meals may be procured, should keep in race. The friends of each of the con ­ ness to Davies A Adams and entered and taken a seat in his accustomed large Miss Maud Vreeland left Monday for We- who own property and have a perma­ mind the fact that I have moved to the testents were quite in evidence and lost their employ. chair. His good wife, who had always nona Beach for the retuander of the warm nent home m any section of the county, next room to my old quarters, which are no chance to encourage their man. —J. II. Fildew is fixing un the J. O. season. are of incalculable benefit to every one pleasanter, and where I shall be pleased kept a watchful eye over his best inter­ Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Glllott, of Detroit, spent to meet my old friends and new patrons. The track was in very fair condition , Selden residence property, which he re­ of such in a social, business and tinan* cently purchased for a home, in fine ests and happiness, noticed something last Sunday with relatives and friends in this W. H. Watts . having been leveled and prepared ear­ shape, with the addition of all the mod ­ village. cial way. Many persons who are con ­ lier in the evening. Although not a ern improvements. wrong with him, and hurried to his as­ Fannie Chapin returned from Grand Haven templating changing their place of resi­ For Sale. track on which very fast time could be —It looks now as though the M. E. sistance. She had said but a few words Monday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. dence visit these fairs for the purpose of Or trade for St. Johns property, 100 Chapin. acres heavy timbered land and 80 acres made, all things were equal in this re­ church would be filled to hear Remenvi to him, to which he responded, when he learning something ot what the farms next Tuesday evening ’. It would be tried to get up from hiB chair, and with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Spaulding returned from partly cleared in Kalkaska county, gard for each of the riders. and gardens of this county produce. three miles from a good railroad town. well to secure your neats without delay the last effort, settled back and died. Long Lake, Monday, where they have been on After warming up, Shaffer was the at Hunt's drug store. No extra charge an outing. Here in Clinton county we depend al­ 44tf. E. M. Smith. The deceased was born in England in Charles Tredo, of Saginaw, is visiting bis most wholly upon the products of the first to score and finished the half uu- for reserved seats. Painting and Papering. the year 1830. In February, 1853, he step-son, Levi Friable, salesmen for CJurk A farms, gardens and orchards for the sup­ paced in 1:08$. Scotney then attempted —Bert Gardner, recently from Chica­ Leave orders for Painting anu Paper­ go, where he has had the advantages of was united in marriage with Miss Eliza­ Hulse Bros. port and upbuilding of the villages and to cut this but in two attempts his best Mrs. A. J. Hicks and child, of Ithaca, are ing, at A. O. Hunt's drug store, and the fine points in painting and paper­ beth Cox, and in the following March the maintainee of their citizen's inter­ time was 1:08}. hanging, has again taken up his resi­ here spending a few days in the family.of her your order will be attended to properly. It is believed by some that Shaffer dence in St. Johns, and will onen busi­ they took passage for America, accom ­ sister-in-law, Mrs. H. D. McCabe. ests. All work guaranteed to lie satisfactory. , F. K. Perkins . could have finished a few seconds better ness in his line in all its branches. panied by the father, mother and two E. H. Sltnpson and Harry Russell, of Lan­ Whenever you find a flourishing vil­ had not a pesky pug dog undertook to —President Geo. W. Estes has called brothers of Mrs. Roberts. On arriving sing, Suudayed in this village, the guests of lage or city that is not largely built up Fresh Fish Daily. the former ’s cousin. Miss Lizzie White. officiate as pacemaker on the first quar­ a special meeting of the fire department here they first settled in Clarence, Erie and sustained by manufacturing inter­ 1 have made arrangements with the to be held at their hall Monday evening, Myrtle Leonardson, who had been the guest best fresh fish dealers at Grand Haven ter and made a mess of it by getting county, N. Y., where they remained of Julia Stocker, returned to her home in est,you may be sure to find about it a rich August 2, for the purpose of discussing and very productive agricultural coun ­ and Petoskey for a regular daily supply mixed in Sam's pedal and nearly suc­ the proposition of adding to their organ ­ eight years. In 1861 they removed to Morris, Shiawassee eount>, yesterday. of fish. Tbe fish from these points are ceeded in throwing him into the fence. ization an insurance clause for the bene­ Michigan and settled here in St. Johns, Harry E. Mack spent Sunday and the fore try. If you have not properly consid ­ taken out of the water at night and are Scotney made the first quarter of his fit of members who may be sick or in ­ where they have had a continuous and part of the present week in Saginaw, his old ered this fact before please make a note here ready for the table at noon —hard, second attempt to cut Shaffer's time in jured. happy residence until separated by the home. He, accompanied by bis wife and chil­ of it now. sweet ana onlv 10 cents a pound. Or­ ders left at Vauconsant ’s grocery will :32, which is very fast considering the —Miss Henrietta Blank, who has relentless hand of death. dren, who had been spending several weeks You may depend upon it, if you have there, are expected home today. receive prompt attention. been a verv successful pupil of Prof. S. a productive and well-kept farm you nature of the track. Scotney rode with F. Ganung, of Lansing, and from whom Five children were born to them.three Seth Hunt left here Monday for Petoskey C. II. Bennett . a knee that looked as though not fully she has valuable letters of recommenda ­ of whome, besides the loving wife and where he will join bis wife and daughter, Mrs. wish to sell, you will have no trouble in Sewing Machines. healed from an injury received in a tion, is desirous of securing a few pu- mother; a number of kinsmen and many Brooks and children, who have been spending finding a purchaser at a fair price. But For the best assortment of the best mix up at Grand Rapids, in which the iils for instruction on the piano at their old friends and neighbors, were present two week* with Mrs. Hunt's brother. James H. if the place has been allowed to run flomes. Charges moderate. Pupils Conn, who lives on a farm about a mile out. Sewing Machines in the market, Sew­ knee cap was laid bare and some of the from the country will be instructed at at the funeral, which took place from down and to grow up to noxious weeds, ing Machiues Oils and repairs, call on tendons injured. her home, when so desired. For addi ­ the family residence ou Saturday after­ Frank E. DeWitt and sister, who have been no one appears to want it at almost any me. A. B. Balcom . spending a month with relatives and friends The prize offered for this race was a tional information call on her at the noon last, Rev. Frederick Hall of St. price. The strength of the farm and “Penny Store. ” in and about Horuellsville, N. Y.. will return It Pays to Trade ut John Hicks’* stop w’atch donated;by the merchants of John’s church, (returning from his va­ to their home and friends In this village, the the condition of its products is what this village. Scotney rides a 76-gear —What a difference people have in say­ cation of rest in Lapeer county), offici ­ first of the week. makes it valuable and eagerly sought. Ringling Bro ’s Big Circus ing things. Two Charlotte ladies last Mrs. Charles E. Mathews, of Greenbueh, en ­ Stormer bicycle and Shaffer uses an 88- week were discussing (being ladies, of ated. The remains were laid to rest in Besides these fairs being a place where and the bargains in Dry Goods and Car­ gear Monarch. course that prefix “dis ” is proper) the St. Johns cemetery amid a Hood of beau­ tertained Mrs. Matte Goff-Erdelinyer aud is gathered together a representation of pets at John Hicks’, are the talk of all very hot weather. Said one: {'Howvewy daughter, from Dallas, Texas, a coupleof days the products of the farm, garden and the town and county, this week. Following the race Scotney went a tiful flowers, woven into attractive last week. Mrs. Erdelmyer lias borne the die warm it is. I do perspire so copiously, ” shapes and presented by loving hearts orchard aunually, they should be the paced mile against time finishing in 2:21. said the other: "I call it hot, and I sweat tinction of being a country scoool marro some klonyke Gold Excitement He was paced the full mile by Shaffer like a steer.” The practical man. if and willing hands as a testimonial of 39 years ago. at which time she made her home result of much benefit to every one of is wonderful —so are the bargains in and coaxed up on the quarters by How ­ making a selection from the lot. would respect to the honored dead. in the family of H. L. Richmond, he being the us iu the way of gainiug knowledge as Drv Goods and Carpets at school director at the time, and Mrs. Mathews ard Fraker and Roy Henderson. take tiie sweater even though the par­ The following are the names of the to how we can cultivate and grow more John H icks ’. ents of the other had placed her on the his daughter, one of her pupils. successfully and with less labor and ex­ In the last quarter of the paced mile quarter off bargain counter. —Charlotte surviving children : James and George Handmade Harnesses. Roy Henderson, of The Republican, Roberts, and Mrs. Charles H. Patterson, pense. Tribune. INACTIVE RIDDING. Single and double in good variety and showed his right and title to being all of St. Johns. During the three days ’ session people at attractive prices picked a winner, by leading the bunch rr At Corbit A Valentine ’s. down the home stretch and past the George Cox, who resides on the east Only Three Description* of Property Be­ from the various sections should become wire with a good ten-feet to spare. line of this township, is a brother of longing to the I. F. CrcHMinan Estate better acquainted with each other, and Secure Your Hay Right Mrs. Roberts. Sold Last Tuesday. by a free exchange of views, be greatly By using either the Thomas or Tiger WAS A SUCCESS. benefited and profited. Hay Tedder, the best implement in tie Mr. Roberts was baptised and con ­ At the administrator ’s sale of the I. F. In Smoke —One in Victor and the firmed in the Episcopal church before This life is by far too short and im­ market, Cressman estate, at the office of the At orbit A alentine s The Balloon Aacen»inn ami Paru<'liute portant for us to be spending the valu­ C V ’ . Other in Bengal. leaving his native country, and was a Judge of Probate, last Tuesday, the Drop Saturday Night By Professor able time allotted us, in our own shells. Great Bargain iu a Home. frequent attendant upon church services cro\td was large enough and eager H. 8. Martin. Let us come out and get together aud A comfortable and well-preserved BOTH WELL-FILLED WITH GRAIN, here. He was a sober, upright and good enough, but everyone appeared to be Prof. II. S. Martin made an ascen­ shed our strength and available means house with 2i acres of land, comfortable HAY, LIVE STOCK, ETC. man with his neighbors, and especially afraid to bid. fearing, no doubt, that sion from St Johns last Saturday night, for each other's good and happiness. horse barn, plenty of fruit, shade and so in his family. they might get something for nothing. ornamental trees, small fruits, good well which adds another to his list of suc­ This life and these fairs are just what He had worked a great deal for R. M. The house, lot and barn in the Brown and cistern, a short distance south of cessful trips into the ethereal regions. The Cmitte of the l'lren Not SntlNfHftorlly we make them. If we are broad-minded our beautiful high school building, and Steel when he was engaged in extensive addition, was struck off to James Lark- A very large crowd gathered in this Known by the Owner*. —Both Burn* and “love our neighbors as ourselves, ’’ connected by a good sidewalk, for sale railroad-building operations in the west, iugs at $500. village, and although disappointed the Partially Injured, One in a Slock we can do much toward doing away with at a bargain'. For full particulars call and Mr. Steel always regarded him as a Twelve lots, with barn, in Hurd & at this office. week before everything went off smooth ­ Company ami the Other in the very valuable assistant. lie was a man that existing selfishness, envy, hatred Sickels’ sub-division, was bid in by Mrs. and ill-will which exists more or less ly last Saturday evening. Clinton County Mutual. who enjoyed the confidence and best Farm for Sale. The balloon was filled and the ascen­ Robert Youngs on a mortgage for $350. among us. Let us daily ask ourselves On Satuulay evening last a good sized wishes of a host of friends and neigh­ \re we doing by our ueighbors as we The John Scriven farm on sections sion made from the corner of Spring Philip Barnhart bought the 160, being five and six. in Victor, eight miles from barn belonging to Wm. II. Briggs, in bors. He lias now gone down to his would that our neighbors should do by and railroad streets. There being scar­ the s w } of sec. 30, for which he paid us? St. Johns, will he sold cheap, or will the township of Victor, was consumed grave deeply mourned by a fond wife trade the same for St. Johns property, cely any motion to the air it became $1,600. It would be reasonable at $2,000. We can never accomplish any great by fire, together with the large quantity and loving children, who honored his ends or results unless we have a hearty or smaller farm. The farm consists of apparent that the aeronaut would have The sale was then adjourned. 217 acres, good buildings and orchard. of hay stored therein and belonging to teachings and appreciated hisprotection. co-operation and work together for a to make the descent inside the city united pood. With a united action we Enquire of William Byrne, administra ­ iiis son, James Briggs. The barn was The broken-hearted widow has the BI-METALLIC PICNICS. which, of course, was very daugerous. can easily have one of the best agricul tor, or J. II. Fedewa, St. Johns. insured in a stock company, but wheth­ fullest sympathy of all who know her, After performing on the trapese, on tural, horticultural and livestock shows er there was any insurance in the con ­ in this her season of sorest afflictions. Some Eminent Orator* to Addre** the annually, in central Michigan. Save Time and Labor on his upward journey, and gain ­ tents we were unable to learn, it is Multitude*. By using one of those popular Hay ing an altitude of some 2,000 feet, Loaders, a few of which we have ou thought the fire originated through SHE MAINTAINS HER REPUTATION. Ex-Governor John P. St. John, of Taxpayers, Take Notice. the professor was seen to cut loose the hand and ready for business spontaneous comlnistion in the hay, Kansas, will address a Farmer's after Village taxes are now due and payable parachute, and this, after a drop of At Cokbit A Valentine 's. some of which was rather green when it Bountiful and Excellent Crops In Clinton harvest Bi-metallic Picnic at Leslie, at the offices of the Village Treasurer at nearly 100 feet, opened out very smooth ­ County Till* Season. Thursday, August 5. the State Bank of St. Johns. Please W agons and Carriages. was put in. call and pay same on or before August ly and made the descent comparatively About 10 o ’clock Sunday evening last, In keeping with her old-time custom, Gov. St. John and Hon. Charles A A complete line from the best factor ­ 9th in order to save an extra charge of ies in tbe country. See tbem aud you easy. The aeronaut landed on State fire was discovered in the large barn of Clinton county has again rewarded her Town will address a 3-county (Ingham, 3 per cent. I will be at the State Bank street, at the head of Brush, with­ sons of toil with bountiful crops. will buy tbem. Charles II. Seibert, near his residence Shiawassee and Clinton) picnic, with a every Saturday evening from now until At Corbit & V alentine ’s. Aug. 9th from 8 to 10 P. M. to receive -- out a scratch. The balloon, after an on the east town line in Bengal, and two Wheat is of excellent quality and a balloon ascension attraction, at Pine exhibition of high and lofty tumbling, large per cent of the acreage will yield taxes, in addition to regular banking Smoke “ St. Johns Bouquet, ” 6 cents. miles directly west of St. Johns. Be­ Lake, Saturday, August 7. hours. became seasick, and turning over, emp 30 bushels per acre. The heads are long fore sufficient aid could be summoned Hon. T. E. Tarsney, of Detroit, will 45tf Rodney A. Beebe. Smoke “Royal Crown Perfecto, ” 10 tied itself of hot air and came to terre the fire was beyond any human control, and well-tilled with plump kernels of also address a similar gathering for cente. ______firma with very much the motion of a rich golden color. The straw is of and with the great majority of Its con ­ Ingham and Livingston counties, at BUSINESS LOCALS Insurance. hugh fish swimming. good length and very bright. Webberville, Saturday, August 14. — ■ ...... ■ ■ ■ - tents, went up in smoke. The barn was Fire, Life and Cyclone. Timothy, clover and millet are ail Who Does Your Drawing I A PLEASANT AFTERNOON. about 40x80 feet in size. Besides being 1 am thoroughly prepared with well- T. C. Butler . well tilled with hay and grain it con very heavy. The new clover seeding is CHARGE OF MURDER. fed and capable horses, strong spring Between Forty and Fifty Ladle* Respond ­ tained five head of horses, buggies, im unusually large and gives unusual prom ­ ays and careful and obliging drivers, he state savings hank . OF FOWLER. ed to Invitation* In Person. —No Re­ plements, etc. One horse perished in ise of a great abundance of seed. W*»ifjr Bennett Mu*t Stand Trial for I to do work in my line with safety and at T ling Walker at Ionia. reasonable charges. I have a first-class gret* Before or After. the llames. The total loss was large. Oats, since the timely rains in the piano mover, and make a specialty of CAPITAL, #16,000. Wesley Bennett must face the charge On Tuesday afternoon last between The barn and contents were insured in early part of July, have had a most won that kind of work. Richard Gay . NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS, W0flC%. the Clinton County Mutual, the former derful growth, while before that time, of murder iu the first degree in the cir forty and fifty ladies of St. Johns re­ It Pays to Trade at John Hicks’,. sponded in person to invitations sent for $100. The contents were insured but and owing to the cold, wet and back­ cuit court. He shot and killed Moses FRANK GRULER, President. Walker. The testimony was read over FREDERICK SCHEMER, Vice-President. out by Mrs. O. W. M unger for an after­ to whatextent, we did not learn. ward spring season, the outlook for an “ Whew, Gosh!” to tbe witnesses Friday afternoon, be­ W. H. SNELUNG, Cashier. noon at her home, in honor of her friend, How the fire originated is still a mys­ oat crop was altogether discouraging. Cried out a pair of voices belonging to fore a crowd of people, after which it a man and woman who had come in to Miss Eaton, of Toledo, who has been tery with Mr. Seibert. Some believe it None of them gave promise of being DIRECTORS: was signed without material change. see the show this morning, “ we’re al­ spending the past week with her and was the work of tramps who had sought worth the labor or cutting. Tbe farm­ most melted. Where’s Kinney's Candy Constantins Feldpausch, Frederick Schemer Justice Hutchinson then held Bennett W. H. Snelllng, Michael SplUley, her family. The decorations were pink refuge there for the night. ers on every side now feel very hopeful Kitchen or the room he fitted up in the for trial at the September term. He A. E. Dutcher, Frank Grular. and white and very handsome in design of receiving a large crop of well devel ­ old State Bank building iu which to sell was committed to jail without bail creams, ices aud cooling beverages to ­ Constantine Gruler. and arrangement, while the refresh­ COMING EVENTS oped oats knd good straw. No evidence was offered by the defense day? ” “There, there, on the walk to the ments were all that could have been de ­ Owiug to tbe great yield 6 f apples last post-office, ” cried a hundred well in ­ ’ Four per eent. interest paid on time deposits! The pulpit of the Congregational church will and Bennett said nothing. On his way sired. In all-in-all, the afternoon was. fall, this crop does not give promise of formed persons, “and you ’ll find every­ be occupied next Sunday by G. C. Longman to jail he bought a watermelon 'to help 1TATE BANK OF ST. JOHNB. indeed, very agreeably spent. of Olivet, who will also he present at the mid half a crop this season, but enough for thing good, too, ” they all added. out his appetite. ' COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS week prayer meeting, whioh will be held this home consumption. It Pays to Trade atJohn Hicks*. Resolution*. week Friday evening. A full attendance at Berries of every description have been CAPITAL. tO,000. this meeting is respectfully requested. in great abundance this season, hence Notice. Renovating by Steam. 8T. JOHN8 CAMP, M. W. OF A. NO. 2887. The young people of West Bingham will give low in price. Sealed bids for the construction of a Bring your Pillows and Feather Beds NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS #900,008. Whereas, The all wise creator has seen fit to an entertainment at the brick eburoh, Friday Unless we experience an unusual dry sewer on Wight street from Buchanan tj us and have them renovated and evening, Augusts. Master Stanley R. Bigelow to Cass street will be received by the made as good as new. Prices : Pillows , K. PERRIN, President. remove from our midst our esteemed neighbor time from this forward, we shall have O. W. MUNGER. Vice-President. Max Blank. Be It resolved that we extend to the boy elocutionist, will be present and give Village Clerk up to 6 p. m., August 9 per pair, 50c; Beds. $1. Will call for J. W. FITZGK& 1LD. Cashier. the bereaved family our heartfelt sympathay several selections. Stanley E. Bigelow has an abundance of fall pasture, which 1897. Profile and specifications and articles and return them when desired. H. B. FITZGERALD, Assistant in their hour of distress, and be it further re­ state reputation as an eloeutionist, and comes means a continued low price of butter form for bids to be seen by applying to Cali on or address C. Evans & Son . highly recommended by the press. The pro ­ chairman of Committee on Streets and Cor. Clinton Ave. aud Gibbs $t. solved that our charter be draped for thirty and a lower price for hay. Sewers. Bids to be opened at Council DIRECTORS: days and a copy of these resulutions be sent gram will consist of vocal and instrumental ------■ ...------room during meeting of Council on above Binding Twine. O. W. Munger, Geo. F. Marvin, J. W. Fitzgerald, to the family, also a copy be glven.to each of music and recitations. Admission 6 and 10c Advertised Letters. J. H. Co. bit, J. H. Fedewa. Geo. W. Em­ Proceeds to apply on church organ. date. Right to accept any, or reject all A carload just received. This is the the county papers for publication. bids reserved. Suitable bonds for the mons, Jas. Richardson, P. K. Perrin, WM. M. Dk WITT, The next U. B. Mite Society will meet at the July 89,1897. same brand we have been selling with faithful performance of work will be re­ so much success for a number or years. O. 8. Allison, G. E. Corbin. c. l. McCullough . home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. 9ery, August 6 , at Ahens. Ugean, Lapham, Julia, A quired. a . O. H unt , Jesse Sullivan. A. L STAGE, 1:80p.m. Icecream will be served. All are Mallery, John, W. Oberlln A. I. We guarantee it to give full satisfaction. Chairman, Committee on Streets and Corbit A V alentine . Committee. moat cordially invited. H. D. McCABB, P. M Sewers. 4 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Tima Depoaits CLINTON INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY. JULY 29. 1897

WITHIN OUR WALLS. Kpldamle of SalcldM la Detroit. Niels Petersen, of Decatur, has com ­ THE TELEGRAPH. THE TARIFF BILL PASSED. TELEGRAPHIC TICKING®. Detroit had three suicides in one pleted the largest peppermint distilery Debs says he was threatened? with Senate .—97th day. —The debate on day. Mrs. Francis Schlschko, 265 in the world. Eight tubs are used and death unless be leaves West Virginia. Brady street, was found by one of her the distilery will have a capacity of the tariff conference report was par­ MERE MENTION OF MICHIOAN INTERESTING AND IMPORTANT A boiler explosion occurred on the sons dead in a rocking chair with a 500 pounds of oil per day. ticipated in by Senators Chilton, of steamer Nutmeg State at Bridgeport,. [MATTERS. bullet hole in her forehead and her NEWS MATTERS. Edwin, aged 15, the only son of Texas; Jones, of Arkansas, and Petti­ Conn., killing four men and injuring oldest son ’s revolver in her lap. She Wells Smith, a prosperous farmer near grew, of South Dakota, In opposition, six others. Tht Knight* and Lady Maccabees Hold leaves five children and a husband Albion, has disappeared taking his Tod (*Iow *, O., and Vicinity Suffered while Mr. Aldrich took frequent occa ­ from whom she had separated. An Dr. T. DeWitt Talmage denies that Tholr Bl-Kanlal Supreme Convention clothes and his pet pony. His mother sion to defend the report. The cre­ unknown man jumped upon the rail of Heavy Damage from a Cloudburst he intends to leave Washington, and is nearly crazed with grief. dentials of the new Senator from Ten ­ at Port Huron — Michigan Crope are the Detroit and Windsor ferry boat as —Message* by Carrier Pigeon* Say says his relations with his congrega ­ Boyoe Speicher, living near Glendale, nessee, Thomas B. Turley, who suc­ Helped by Shower*. it was leaving the dock and shouting tion are most happy. was taken from bed by masked men Andre* Discovered tbs North Pols. ceeds the late Senator Harris, were “Here goes nothing" leaped into the The largest watermelon* grown 1 in* and treated to a .*oat of tar and feath­ presented by his associate, Mr. Bate. river. He refused to hang on to life the south this season was shipped from' K. O. T. M. Bl-Enalal Review. ers and ordered to leave the commu ­ The North Pols Discovered. Mr. Turley was ftworn in at once. Mr. Atlanta, Ga., to President McKinley. preservers thrown to him and soon nity. He had been slandering several The seventh bi-ennlal review of the A special dispatch from Copenhagen Tillman, of South Carolina, offered a It weighed 78 pound** drowned. Charles Wltzke, a laborer, women of that section. supreme tent, K. O. T. M., was held at says that a carrier pigeon has just been resolution discharging the committee , Canadians are getting excited over aged 58, sent his family, consisting of on contingent expenses from further Port Huron. Reports of officers a wife and five children, to look at Quartermaster-General White, of the caught in the vicinity of Tromsoe the Klondyke discoveries and threaten showed that during ’ the past two years M. N. G.. moved upon Island Lake and island, near thenorth point at Norway, consideration of the resolution for an to shut out all foreigners, especially Ringling Bros. ’ circus parade, and investigation of alleged senatorial 1,200 new tents were instituted with a then took advantage of their absence established permanent headquarters, from which place Andree sailed in his citizens of tbe United States, except on charter membership of 23,180. In that which will be maintained until camp balloon north pole expedition, with sugar speculation Before anything the payment of big royaltica on- ail to end his life by hanging himself to a could be said Mr. Jones, of Nevada, time there were 1,059 deaths, the aver­ closes on Aug. 10. He will prepare the following stamped upon its wing: gold mined. crossbeam in the garret. presented a report from the committee age amount paid beneficiaries being the grounds for the encampment. “North pole passed; fifteenth.” An­ Information has been received! that • 1,635.10, a total of $1.752,435.12. For National Encampment Information. David Munger, aged 70, a veteran, of other pigeon caught at Sovede, in on the same resolution against an in ­ vestigation. Mr. Tillman promptly the English have taken possession of a total and permanent disability $51,548 For the information of all comrades the Mexican and civil wars, while sit­ Rifylke, carried the message, “North asked that the report be read. He did number of small islands in the South has been paid. There were 20,902 life and friends of the Michigan depart ­ ting in front of a clothing store at pole, 142 w 14:62,” on its wings and is not want it sidetracked by any parlia­ sea, particularly the Palmyra grott]* beneficiary certificates annulled by ment, G. A. R., who intend to visit the Schoolcraft was accidentally hit in the thought to be one of Anrdree ’s pigeons. mentary device, and he wished to se­ which has long been regarded! as- be­ reason of suspension. There is a total Buffalo encampment, Commander temple by a large rock thrown by a London: A keen interest is felt in cure a direct vote on the resolution. longing to-Hawaii; of 850,964.03 in the general fund, and Bliss announces that he will leave clerk, and is in a critical condition. geographical circles here as to the re­ Mr. Gallinger objected, and the report Tbe Casino summer theater building $2,268,081.93 in the life benefit fund, Saginaw on a special Michigan Central Morency Cornelius, aged 86, a Polish sult of Andree's expedition and this is went to the calendar. Shortly before at Ramona park, Paducah, Ky., caeght a grand total of $2,319,046.56. The train at 6:05 a. m. Monday, Aug. 23. A women, has been an inmate of the Al­ greatly increased by the arrival of the the Senate adjourned Mr. Allison, in fire during a performance before an ’ number of certificates in force is 118,- stop will be made at Detroit until 11:45 legan county poor house since 1865, pigeons at Soevde and at Tromsoe is­ charge of the tariff bill, made a strong audience of 600 people. A terrible 667, representing death benefits p. m. to meet all late arrivals and the and was a county charge before then. land, though there is some doubt as to effort to have a time fixed for the final panic ensued in which over 200 were amounting to $162,710,500, an average party will arrive in Buffalo at 5:30 a. She is now insane. Who she is or whether either bird ’ came from Andree. vote on the tariff conference report. very seriously burned or trampled upon. of $1,534.65. The total membership of ra. the next day. At Detroit the W. where she originally come from is a I. Scott Keltie, secretary of the Royal Failing in this he gave notice that the President McKinley has named aa the K. O. T. M. and the L. O. T. M. R. C. headquarters sleeper and as many mystery. Geographical society, says: “It is cer­ session the following day would be members of the Nicaragua canal com ­ now aggregates 278,181. day coaches as are needed will be tain that if the wind were south­ Arnold Verhulst, of Holland, was protracted with a view to securing a mission Rear Admiral John G. Walker, The report of the lady'supreme com ­ taken on. Prospective passengers are taken to the asylum at Kalamazoo. erly when- he ascended Andree would vote. H ovse .—Two important bills U. S. X.; Capt. Oberlin M. Carter, corps mander of the L. O. T. M. shows that urged to take as little baggage as pos ­ croon the polar basin and come out John Verhulst, a brother, was greatly were passed. The first allows a par­ of engineers, U. S. A., and Lewis M. during the year ending Dec. 31, 1896, sible, and to have it checked through. near the Bering straits. ‘142 w’ means affected by his brother’s condition, tial suspension of the discriminating Haupt, of Pennsylvania, an engineer 203 new hives were organized, and The fare will be 1 ceuta mile each way. and is missing. He had threatened to the coast of North America and if such that on July 1, 1897, there were 618 a wind prevailed, under the most fav­ duties imposed on the vessels of for ­ from civil1 life. drown himself, fearing that he, too, eign countries which impose similar One of the most noticeable facts in hives in good standing, with a total Three Drowned In Detroit River. might become insane. orable circumstances Andree would ar­ rive there. If the inscription means duties on oar vessels. The effect of the committee appointments made by membership of 22,605. The income of Three Detroiters, William W. Shier, Merritt M. Goodspeed, Muskegon's the order from assessments is $163,935 this, it means also that Andree has the bill is to open the way for securing Speaker Reed is that Jerry Simpson, a young attorney; Francis E. Russell, messiah says his divine gifts are yet a market for American coal in Mexico, per year aud from other sources $31,- a letter carrier aud superintendent of passed right across the pole. There is of Kansas, was not placed on any com ­ in their infancy. He says that now he which is now supplied bj’ English coal 603. The amount of life benefits is St. Thomas’ Episcopal Sunday school, no- especial anxiety felt here as to mittee. This is supposed to be the is only a healer but soon will be em­ mines. The other bill is to create a stated as $15,314,500. The report of and Edward, the young son of John E. Andree ’* fate, because even if the bal­ speaker’s method of revenge for Simp­ ployed by the Holy Ghost with the civil government in Alaska, with an the supreme medical examiner shows Stubcnsky, a letter carrier, were loon come* to grief Andree will be no son ’s attacks upon him. strength of prophecy, and declares additional land office, which is made that 13,705 applications werft received drowned at Sugar island, down Detroit worse off than Nansen was after leav­ The steamer Portland, the largest thathe will live to be 200 years old. imperative by recent gold discoveries. since the last review. river, by the capsizing of a rowboat in ing the Fratn.”' running to Alaska, was crowded to the L. R. Taft, professor of horticulture Rep. C. W. Stone, of Pennsylvania, in­ The celebration of “Maccabee day ” a whirlpool. Francis Russell, the Stockholm: Dr. Ekhola, who was as­ utmost limit with gold seekers when at the Michigan Agricultural college, sociated with Andree in the projected troduced a bill to authorize the ap­ she left Seattle, Wash. The Klondyke which was to include a big street pa­ father, and Jesse N. Russell, brother has received specimens of the pear rade was somewhat interfered with by balloon expedition of last year, does pointment of a monetary commission craze has so seriously crippled the po ­ of the drowned letter carrier, haul very tree psylia from Kent county. So far and to appropriate $100,000 for its ex­ rain, but quite a large number turnod narrow escapes from losing their lives, not believe that the carrier pigeons lice force of Seattle that their salaries as known, this dangerous pest has captured, are from Andree. penses. This is the bill that will prob ­ have been raised to hold those that out just the same. The play of “Judas but were rescued. never been seen in Michigan. Taft Maccabeus” by Port Huron Maccabees ably be passed bty the Hous .as a re­ still remain. recommends that trees affected should Cloudburst at Youngstown, (X was also an event. Plucky Girl Capture* ■ Burglar. sponse to the special message of the Lieut. R. B. Perry has sailed from be sprayed with kerosene emulsion. President, which, it is understood, he The election of officers of the K. O. Miss Stella Boals, of New Buffalo, A tremendous cloudburst struck the Boston on the steamer Hope for north­ will send to congress as soon as the T. M. resulted: Supreme commander, heard a burglar in the house and jump­ The corner's jury returned a verdict Mahouing valley near Youngstown, ern Greenland' where he will establish tariff bill gets ou>t of the Senate. D. P. Markey, of Port Huron; lieuten ­ ing out of bed she secured a butcher of suicide by drowning in the case of and Grab creek, a stream ordinarily 20 a settlement which will be used as a ant commander, J. 11. McDannell, of knife and attacked him. The robber Elizabeth Hamilton who was found in feet wide, became a rushing torrent Senate .—98th day. —The debate on base of supply for an expedition to 2.000 New York; supreme record keeper, N. dropped his revolver and jumped the river at Saginaw with her illegit ­ feet in width, flooding the entire the tariff conference report continued. start for the north pole in 1898. The S. Boynton, of Port Huron; supreme through a window. Miss Boals fol ­ imate babe in her arms. The girl ’* valley and causing great damage, both Mr. Teller, of Colorado, making a party comprises 43 persons, including in the cit}’ and along the railway lines. finance keeper, C. D. Thompson, of lowed clad only in her night dress and sisters testified that Stuart Gordon vehement speech is which be not only Mrs. Peary and theirdaughter; Mr. and Port Huron; supreme medical exam­ had the satisfaction of seeing the fel­ was the acknowledged father of the Several people are supposed to have Mrs. H. J. Lee, of Merdian, Conn., and child and had rained the girl under been drowned. The entire county east denounced the tariff bill, but also at­ iner, R. E. Moss, of New York; supreme low captured afterchasing him a block. tacked the Republican party. Sena­ a number of scientific men. chaplain, Geo. H. Terpany, of Indiana. promise of marriage. and west for 20 miles was flooded and the damage will be enormous, the rail­ tors White of California, and Pettus, Th* President Nltnod the Dingley B1IL The supreme hive L. O. T. M. elected Tried to KIU Hi* Wife. Bertha Cunningham, of Dundee, and of Alabama, spoke in opposition the •officers: Supreme commander, Lillian Anthony Drach, of Benton Harbor, Selma Kranzuh, of Blissfield, have roads being the heaviest losers. Many The Dingley tariff bill is now the residences at Youngstown were flooded bill, and Senators Allen, of Nebraska, law of the land. The last step neces­ M. Hollister, of Detroit; lieutenant was arrested for trying to kill liis wife been arrested at Dundee on a charge and Foraker, of Ohio, engaged in a commander, Elizabeth E. Brown, of with an ax. She escaped his wrath by of rifling letters belonging to a travel­ the occupants being taken away by the sary was taken. called on all state banks for a report of permits the members of a man's family the fair soil of West Virginia peaceable mittee. Messrs. Caffery, Morgan and Lower grades. .2 so@i 50 2 70 3 05 3 83. Michigan G. A. R. In Good Shape. their condition at the close of business, to use his mileage book. assemblage has been forbidden and Stewart occupied the time up to 3 July 23. o ’clock, when the vote was promptly DRAIN, ETC. Col. C. V. R. Pond in his semi-annual free speech suppressed. A crisis is Wheat, Corn, Oats. report as assistant adjutant-general The Whittemore foundry and ma­ NEWSY CONDENSATIONS. upon us whieh must be met if we taken. This closed the great labor for No. 2 red No. 2 mix No. 2 white and assistant quartermaster-general of chine shop, at West Bay City, was gut ­ would escape total slavery. This is no which the 55th congress assembled in Now York 83 OK* 31 ©31* 3D4©21 % The New York and Brooklyn elevated the Michigan G. A. R. says there are ted by fire, causing a loss of $20,000; longer a strike for justice, but a strug ­ extraordinary session, and after stub­ Chicago 70 ©70* 20*020* 21*022 railroads are to be operated by elec­ no delinquent posts in the department. Insurance $13,000. gle against starvation, and every atom born resistance, at times threatening * Detroit 76 ©78 27 ©27 23 023^ tricity as soon as a change can be made. Toledo The gain in members during the term of nobility in human nature impels us a deadlock, the Senate concurred with 75 ©7514 20 ©30* 20 0-54% The second of the deaf mutes killed Cincinnati 72 28 ©28 ©2014 ending June 30 last, was 903. The A trestle on the Zanesville

the War”; acceptance of monu ­ are parsimonious! We keep back from Christ Is no fos to successful business; TALMAGES SERMON. It Is Its best friend. And If there ment on behalf of the state of God that which belongs to him, and Dyspepsia Mi fi All 111. Illinois by Governor John R. Tan­ when we keep back anything from God should come a great awakening In this ner; music, "The Star Spangled THE CAUSE OF RIGHTEOUS­ he takes what we keep back, and he country, and all the banks and Insur ­ Is weakness of the stomach. It Is the NESS FLOURISHING. takes more. He takes It by storm, by ance companies and stores and offices tource of untold misery. It mey be 'Splendid Monument to Gar . Logan sickness, by bankruptcy, by any one and shops should close up for two cared by toning in£ strengthening the of the ten thousand ways which he can weeks, and do nothing but attend to stomach end enriching end purifying the Unveiled. A Dluouric from the Texti Unrato- employ. The reason many of you are the public worship of Almighty God — blood with Hood ’e Sarsaparilla. Many ttoui, Chapter III, Veree If—“Where­ cramped in business Is because you after such a spiritual vacation the land thousands have been cured by this medi ­ TRIBUTE TO A SON OF ILLINOIS. fore Doth a Lltlti Mao CompUUf" — have never learned the lesson of Chris­ would wake up to such financial pros ­ cine and write that now they “can eat Better Dare Are Near at Hand. tian generosity. You employ an agent. perity as we have never dreamed of. anything they wish without distress. ” You give him a reasonable salary; and, Godliness Is profitable for the life that The Memory eft the Greatest of the Hood ’s Sarsaparilla CHEERFUL inter­ lo! you find out that he Is appropriat ­ now is as well as for that which is to Cltlxen Soldiers Who r.«d the Force, I* prepared by C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass. rogatory In the ing your funds besides the salary. come. But, my friends, do not put so of the Oniea to Victory Appro * Sold by drugs. eta. $1, six for $&. Get H ood ’s. most melancholy What do you do? Discharge him. much emphasis on worldly success is 1 prlotely Honored at Chicago —Men book of the Bible! Well, we are God ’s agents. He puts to let your eternal affairs go at loose Hood ’S Pills cure all liver ills. 26 cents. in our hands certain moneys. Part are of National Reputation Present at the Jeremiah wrote so ends. I have nothing to say against Those who never watched a man while be Ceremonies. to be ours. Part are to be hls. Sup­ money. The more money you get the van at work often wonder why he 1* success­ many sad things ful. that we have a pose we take all, what then? He will better, If it comes honestly and goes Chicago, July 22.—Today the statue word named after discharge us; he will turn us over to usefully. For the lack of it, sickness Don ’l Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away. to General John A. Logan was un ­ him, and when any­ financial disasters, and take the trust dies without medicine, and hunger To quit tobacco easily and torever, be mag ­ away from us. The reason that great finds its coffin in an empty bread-tray, netic,full of life.nerve and vigor,take No-To- veiled. The ceremony was accomp ­ thing Is surcharged Bac, the wonder worker, that makes weak lished In the presence of a multitude with grief and com ­ multitudes are not prospered in busi­ and nakedness shivers for clothes and men strong. All druggitits, 50c or It. Cure ness Is simply because they have been fire. AH this canting tirade against guaranteed. Booklet and sample free. A4. notable in its factors, and with a mag ­ plaint, we call it a Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York. nificence of detail quite unprecedented. Jeremiad. But in my text Jeremiah, as withholding from God that which be­ money as though it had no practical longs to him. The rule Is. give, and On the platform at the foot of the by a sudden jolt, wakens us to a thank­ use, when I hear a man indulge in it. Lord Kelvin, the great British scientist, you will receive. Administer liberally, declares that the world USU.OoO.OuO years old. statue was grouped a company that no It makes me think the beat heaven for GOVERNOR TANNER. ful spirit and you shall have more to administer. ‘event of less importance could have Our blessings are so much more nu ­ him would be an everlasting poor- I am In full sympathy with the man AMERICA’S LEADING MUSICAL INSTI­ Banner ”; oration, George R. Peek; mu­ merous than our deserts that he Is sur­ house! No, there is a practical use In TUTION U the NEW ENGLAND CON­ called together. The widow of the who was to be baptized by Immersion, sic, “American Republic”; address on prised that anybody should ever find money; but while we admit that, we SERVATORY OP MUSIC” of Boston, Mass., dead general, army officers who served and some one Baid, “You had better which has nearly one million dollar* In ­ behalf of the colleagues of General Lo ­ fault Having life, and with It a thou­ must also admit that It cannot satisfy vented In its magnificent buildings and home ■with him through the war, governors leave your pocket book out. It will get gan in the United States senate by sand blessings, It ought to hush into the soul, that it cannot pay for our fer­ with unsurpassed advantages in the line of wet.” “No, ” said he, “I want to go equipment and educational ability. Senator Shelby M. Cullom; music, perpetual silence everything like criti­ riage across the Jordan of death, that down under the wave with everything. “Hall to the Chief”; address by Presi­ cism of the dealings of God. “Where­ It cannot unlock the gate of heaven What a dry time some of us would have if I want to consecrate my property and dent McKinley read by a member of fore doth a living man complain? ’ for our immortal soul. Yet there are we got nothing but our deserts. all to God. ” And so be was baptized. his cabinet. There are three prescriptions by men who act as though packs of bonds It was unfortunate that President What we want in this country is more PITS Permanently Cured. Refit* or nervousness after which I believe that our Individual and and mortgages could be traded off for flr»t dftjr ’* dm of Dr. Klin* ’* Great Nerve Restorer. McKinley could not attend In person; national finances may be cured of their baptized pocketbooks. a mansion in heaven, and as though Send for FREK $4.00 trial bottle and treat!*#. I had a relative whose business Dm. It H. Rums . Ltd .>31 Arob St., Philadelphia, Pa. bat bis duties in Washington, where present depression. The first Is cheer­ gold were a legal tender In that land seemed to be failing. Here a loss, and the closing hours of congress are so ful conversation and behavior. I have where it Is so common that they make If sheets of table cloths are wrung by put­ there a loss, and everything was both­ ting theselvldge through the wringer the crowded with importance, rendered noticed that the people who are most pavements out of It. Salvation by ering, perplexing and annoying him. edges will not curl up, and they will iron such a step impracticable. vociferous against the day in which we Christ is the only salvation. Treasures much easier. A feature of great Interest in the cel­ live are those who are in comfortable He sat down one day and said, “God in heaven are the only incorruptible ebration was the firing of salutes. At circumstances. I have made inquiry must have a controversy with me about treasures. Have you ever ciphered out the moment when little John A. Logan, of those persons who are violent in something. I believe I haven’t given that sura In loss and gain, "What shall grandson of the general, pulled the line theirjeremiads against these times, and enough to the cause of Christ.” And It profit a man If he gain the whole IN ACCIDENT. which threw aside the draped flags, a I have asked them, “Now, after all, are there and then he took out hls check world and lose hls soul? ” You may book and wrote a large check for a mis­ Mr. Quintus Hummel, of 118 Michigan salute of thirteen guns was fired, the you not making a living? ” After some wear fine apparel now, but the winds army leading with a boom of cannon, hesitation and coughing and clearing sionary society. He told me, “That of death will flatter it like rags. Home- Ave., Detroit, tells a War Story was the turning point In my business. the revenue cutter Gresham following, their throat three or Tour times, they Fpun and a threadbare coat have some ­ of his own Experience, and GEN. JOHN A. LOGAN. Ever since then I have been prosper ­ the shore batteries then alternating say stammeringly, “Y-e-s.” So that times been the shadow of robes white the Result. •Of state, members of President Mc­ with government boats till the signifi ­ ous. From that day, aye, from that with a great multitude of people It is In the blood of the Lamb. A11 the (FYom Detroit Newt) Kinley ’s cabinet and United States sen­ cant thirteen had been counted. The not a question of getting a livelihood, very hour. I saw the change.” And, mines of Australia and Brazil, strung sure enough, he went on, and gathered ators sat in the shadow of St. Gau- second salute came as General Brooke but they are dissatisfied becanse they in one carcanet, are not worth to you Our representative called at 118 Michi­ gan Avenue, the residence of Mr. Quintus den ’s heroic statue and took part in gave the command to march and the cannot make as much money as they a fortune. The only safe Investment as much as the pearl of great price. that a man can make in this world is Hummel. Mr. Hummel is a veteran cf the exercises. In the throng that list­ great parade started. would like to make. They have only You remember, I suppose, some years in the cause of Christ. If a man give the late war, and received, in the campaign, ened to Mr. Peck’s oration were many Judge Blodgett ’s brief, address pro- two thousand dollars In the bank,where ago, the shipwreck of the Central from a superabundance, God may or an injury which has given him much pain they would like to have four thousand. America? A storm came on that ves­ and suffering since. He belonged to a of the leading citizens of the nation, he may not respond with a blessing; and in those greater multitudes along They can clear In a year only five sel. The surges tramped the deck and Michigan cavalry regiment and his horse but If a man give until he feels it. If a thousand dollars, when they wonld like swept down through the hatches, and becoming frightened one day reared up, the line of march were thousands of man give until It fetches the blood. to clear ten thousand, or things come there went up a hundred-voiced death throwing him backwurd. In falling ho Chicago residents together with other If a man give until his selfishness struck his spine on a sharp stone, inflict­ out Just even. Or, in their trade they shriek. The foam on the jaw of the thousands from every quarter of the cringes and twists and cowers under ing a deep cut over five inches long. The get three dollars a day when they wish wave. The pitching of the steamer, country. it be will get not only spiritual pro ­ injury affected the kidneys. About two they could make four or five. “Oh!” as though It would leap a mountain. The city has rarely been so profusely fit, but he will get paid back in hard years ago the left kidney started to bleed, says some one. “are you not aware of The glare of the signal rockets. The decorated. It is not alone from public cash or in convertible securities. We and has been doing so ever since. Mr. buildings that bunting was flung to the fact that there is a great popula ­ long cough of the steam-pipes. The Hummel, in a few pointed sentences, gave tion out of employment, and there are often see men who are tight fisted who our representative the following account : the breeze, but business houses and seem to get along with their invest ­ hiBS of extinguished furnaces. The hundreds of good families of this coun ­ walking of God on the wave. O, it was “The accident of my‘wardays ’ left private residences in every section of ments very profitably, notwithstanding me in bad shape; pain in my back and the city shared in the general dis ­ try who are at their wits’ end, not a stupendous spectacle. knowing which way to turn? ” Yes, all their parsimony. But wait. Sud ­ spine rendered me almost useless, and I play. denly In that man ’s history everything So, there are men who go ou In life was compelled to give up work entirely. The parade was reviewed by Mrs. I know It better than any man In pri­ —a fine voyage they are making out of I could not turn over in bed without assist­ vate Hfe can know that sad fact, for goes wrong. His health falls, ot his Logan, Captain John A. Logan and reason Is dethroned, or a domestic It. All is well, till some euroclydon of ance. I have spent hundreds of dollars in wife, John A. Logan III., whose tiny it comes constantly to my eye and ear. business disaster comes upon them, various ways trying to find relief. Physi­ But who Is responsible for this Btate of curse smites him, or a midnight sha­ cians have told me my spine was honey­ hand loosed the drapery and unveiled SECRETARY ALGER. and they go down. The bottom of this things? dow of some kind drops upon his son! combed for 13 inches. I hod given up in the figure In bronze; by Major and Mrs. and upon his business. What is the commercial sea is strewn with the despair, never hoping for relief, when a senting the monument to the state of Much of that responsibility I put up­ shattered hulks. But, because your William F. Tucker, the latter a daugh ­ Illinois was an admirable effort, and on men in comfortable circumstances, matter? God is punishing him for his friend told me about Doan ’s Kidney Pills, small heartedness. He tried to cheat property goes, shall your soul go? O, and they have done me a world of good. ter of the hero of Atlanta; by mem­ George R. Peck’s oration quite outran who, by an everlasting growling, keep bers of President McKialely’s cabinet, God and God worsted him. So that no! There is coming a more stupen ­ The pains have disappeared from my back, his already splendid reputation. public confidence depressed and new en­ dous shipwreck after a while. This and the bleeding of my kidney has almost and other distinguished guests of the terprises from starting out and new one of the recipes for the cure of in­ Besides the members of General Lo ­ dividual and national finances is more world —God launched It 6,000 years ago, entirely stopped. I know I can never be city. And the city itsell, having an ­ gan's immediate family the reviewers houses from being built. You know entirely cured, ns I would have to be ‘a nounced its Intention to make this a generosity. Where you bestowed one and It is sailing on; but one day It will included Governor Tanner of Illinois, very well that one despondent man can stagger at the cry of "fire!” and the new man, ’ but Doan ’s Kidney Pills have holiday, also reviewed the parade from talk fifty men into despondency, while dollar on the cause of Christ, give two. done more to make me feel like ‘a new Governor Holcomb of Nebraska, Gover ­ God loves to be trusted, and be is timbers of the rocks will burn, and one cheerful physician can wake up In­ man ’ than all the other things I havetried nor Drake of Iowa, Governor James A. very apt to trust back again. He says: the mountains flame like masts and to exhilaration a whole asylum of hy­ during past years. I have not had any Mount of Indiana, Governor Atkinson “That man knows how to handle the clouds like sails In the judgment recurrence of the pain or bleeding sine® pochondriacs. It is no kindness to the of West Virginia, Governor Scofield of money; he shall have more money to hurricane. God will take a good many taking them.” poor or the unemployed for you to Join Wisconsin, Secretary of War R. A. Al­ handle.” And very soon the property off the deck, and others out of the Doan ’s Kidney Pills for sale by all deal ­ In this deploratlon. If you ger and Mrs. Alger, ex-Senator D. M. that was on the market for a great berths, where they are now sleeping In ers. Price 50 cents, by mail, from Fos-- have not the wit and the Sabin of Minnesota, Archbishop John while gets a purchaser, and the bond Jesus. How many shall go down? NO ter Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y., solo Ireland of St. Paul, Lord Breadalbane common sense to think of something agents for the United States. Remember that was not worth more than fifty one will know until it Is announced the name, Doan’s, and take no other. of England, Governor Barnes of Okla­ cheerful to say, then keep silent. There cents on a dollar goes to par, and the in heaven one day: "Shipwreck of a homa. The two brothers of General Is no man that can be Independent of opening of a new street doubles the world! So many millions saved! So Aluminum helmets have not proved en ­ Logan —Thomas M. Logan of Murphys- depressed conversation. The medical value of hls house, or In any way of a many millions drowned! ” Because journals are ever illustrating it. I was tirely successful in the Germau army. boro. Ill., John A. Logan ’s birthplace, million God blesses him. your fortunes go, because your house reading of five men who resolved that and James V% Ixigan of Olney, Ill., oc ­ People quote as a Joke what Is a di ­ goes, because all your earthly possess ­ To Cure Constipation Forever. they would make an experiment and see cupied places of honor. There were be­ vine promise: “Cast thy bread upon ions go, do not let your soul go! May Take Cascarets Candv Cathartic. 10c or 23c sides hundreds of men and women who what they could do in the way of de ­ the waters, and it will return to thee the Lord Almighty, through the blood IfC.C.C fails tocure.druKKlsts refund money pressing a stout, healthy man, and they had known the general in life and who after many days. ” What did God mean of the everlasting covenant, Eave your resolved to meet him at different points An Oshkosh. Win., firm is successfully had come to pay their tribute of honor by that? There Is an illusion there. In souls. making binding twine of marsh hay. in hls Journey; and as he stepped out to hls memory. It was unfortunate Egypt, when ihey sow the corn, it is from his house In the morning in ro ­ COHO AT HOMIi w-nd 'tamp that the same public demands which at a time when the Nile Is overflowing The Daily Task. for book. 01.1. B. HARRIS * CO. bust health, one of the five men met its banks and they sow the seed corn CANCER Pike Building, Cincinnati, Ohio. kept President McKinley in Washing­ him and said, "Why, you look very sick We are not apt enough to think of ton also prevented United States Sen­ on the waters, and as the Nile begins our daily work as the Good Shepherd’s H. B. WILLSON d»CO.,W»«h today. What Is the matter?” He said, to recede this seed corn strikes in the iagton. D. O. No fee till pataal ators Cullom and Mason attending. pasture field. We are too apt to give PATENTS■scared. 4 N-page book Tree. “I am in excellent health; there is earth and comes up a harvest and that nothing the matter.” But passing heed to a miserable distinction between L.IbT OP GUESTS. Is the allusion. It seems as if they are HDODQV NEW DISCOVERY; MRS. JOHN A. LOGAN. down the street, he began to examine the 6 acred and secular and to seek to UlXWI I quick relief atm cures wont throwing the corn away on the waters, get out from what we call the secular ra*r*. Send (or book of testimonial* and lO days ’ his symptoms, and the second of the treatment Free. Dr. U.H.UKXkl’SMlXS, tUuu, tin, fvery foot of standing room along the Gm. Scofield of Wisconsin and Other but after a while they gather it up in five men met him and said, “Why, how Into what we call the sacred, that we miles of line of march. Chief Executive*, at Chicago. a harvest. Now says God in his word: In the column which swept away bad you do look. ” “Well,” he replied, may find spiritual pasture fields. Chicago, July 22.—The Mat of distin ­ “Cast thy bread upon the waters, and • • • This Is the sacred service; from Twelfth street and Michigan av­ “I don ’t feel very well.” After a while it shall come back to thee after many /^Columbias,H' 45-$l5 enue at 3 o ’clock were more than twen­ guished guests was Increased conslder- the third man met him. and the fourth this is God ’s work; praying, commun ­ FieW »tO Wheel for MO, fit for (to, (too for days." It may seem to you that you •4i, C. O. D. on approval. Catalog free. ty thousand soldiers under arms, the _ably in the morning. Gov. Scofield of man met him, and the fifth man came ing, preaching, buying, selUng, brick­ K. A. Warner A Itro., Xt< ffitaik Sveaet, Cbteege. Wisconsin arrived at 9 o ’clock over the are throwing it away on charities; but laying, doing whatsoever things are whole commanded by General John R. up and said, “Why, you look as If you It will yield a harvest of green and gold Brooke. The regular service, the na ­ Northwestern railroad, accompanied true, honest, Just, pure, lovely, of good Get your Pension had had the typhoid fever for six —a harvest on earth and a harvest in tional guard and various uniformed by two members of bis staff, Cols. Pat­ weeks. What is the matter with you? ” report, which God ’s providence has heaven. If men could appreciate that DOUBLE QUICK semi-military organizations were gen ­ ton and Anderson. Conspicuous were And the man against whom the strata­ trust Into your hand to do —doing them PENSIONS and act on that, we would have no Write CAPT. O’FARRELL, Pension Agent. erously represented. And no body of Cols. Doyon, Breed, Murphy, Fuller, gem had been laid went home and died. for God ’s sake and in Hls name, th« more trouble about individual or na ­ M29 New York Avenue, WASHINGTON. D.C. marchers has ever presented In Chi­ Winslow, Hollister, Keyes, Farr and And if you meet a man with perpetual shining motive for them God ’s glory. tional finances {TAD RE C where crop* rvallM cago a more inspiring sight. In dress, Coffin. Gov. Drake of Iowa tele­ talk about hard times, and bankruptcy • • • The dally toll Is a real spirit­ r « n IWl O good price*. Kvery In arms, in bearing and in the mas­ graphed his greetings and regrets. Se­ Prescription the third, for the oure 11111 farmer’* *on shouldId seek a home la the and dreadful winters that are to come, ual pasture field; and the best of herb­ * (treat Canadian Northwest at olc *. The terful method of control they were one vere illness prevented bis Journeying you break down his courage. A few of all our individual and national fi­ age we will find In It. If we will have opportunities are fuperlor to any other part of the of the most interesting features of the to Chicago. autumns ago. as the winter was com ­ nancial distresses; a great spiritual world. Apply for full particular* to th* It so, if we will take Into It the motive CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY. entire event. The programme of ex­ The members of the Army of the ing on, people said, ”We shall have a awakening. It is no more theory. The of pleasing God, and so of doing In it el# FRANCIS LEK, Ageat, fmo sge r De* ercises was as follows: "The Assem­ Tennessee figured to quite an extent terrible winter. The poor will be fro ­ merchants of this country were posi ­ our very best. How the spiritual life 9 Artm—i, ttt Clark Si., I MM AGO. bly,” Trumpeters, Phlnney’s United among the arrivals. General Granville zen out this winter.” There was some ­ tively demented with the monetary ex­ may nobly grow in this pasture field States Rand; prayer, Dr. Arthur Ed ­ Dodge of New York, now at the head of thing In the large store of acorns that citement In 1857. There never before of daily duty done from a divine Im­ wards; music, “Columbia, the Gem of the famous organization, was unable to the squirrels had gathered, and some ­ nor since has been such a state of fi­ pulse!—Wayland Hoyt, D. D. HALL’S the Ocean”; presentation of monument attend. Among the noted members thing In the phases of the moon, and nancial depression as there was at that time. A revival came, and five hundred to the state of Illinois by Henry W. present at the morning meeting were something In other portends.that made Children and Chnrch Going. Vegetable Sicilian thousand people were born into the Blodgett, president board of commls- Gens. Chetland, Stibbs and Emerson, you certain we were going to have a The fault may He In some cases with hard winter. Winter came. It was kingdom of God. What came after the and Col. Hickenlooper of Cincinnati. the minister, but much more often the HAIR RENEWER the mildest one within my memory and revival? The grandest financial pros ­ The veterans of the 31st Illinois, Gen. fault Is with the fathers and mothers. Beautifies and restores Gray Logan's old regiment, were shaking Within yours. AH that winter loag I perity w'e have ever had In this coun ­ try. The finest fortunes, the largest In the matter of church attendance the hands all morning hours and laughing do not think there was an icicle that Hair to its original color and fortunes in the United States, have parents and the pastor must combine. and crying over old reminiscences. Gen. hung through the day from the eaves vitality; prevents baldness ; been made since 1857. "Well,” you say, The parents should require and expect Robert N. Pearson, who commanded of the house. So you prophesied false­ cures itching and dandruff. ly. Last winter was coming, and the "what has spiritual Improvement and the children to accompany them to the regiment at Atlanta, was present people said, "We shall have unparal ­ revival to do with monetary Improve ­ God ’s house as much as to sit at their A fine hair dressing. and acted as master of ceremonies, leled suffering among the poor. It will ment and revival?” Much to do. The table for their daily food in their own B. P. Hall A Co., Props., Nashua, N, H. making all the old soldiers comfort ­ be a dreadful winter.” Sure enough it religion of Jesus Christ has a direct houses. The pastor should endeavor Bold by all Druggists. able. was a cold winter; but there was more tendency to make men honest and to attract the young to church by mak­ Secretary of War Alger, the only large hearted charities than ever be­ sober and truth-telling, and are not ing his sermons simple In language, representative of the President ’s cabi­ fore poured out on the country; better honesty and sobriety and truth-telling earnest In delivery and interesting with net to attend the ceremonies, reached CURE YOURSELF! provision made for the poor, so that auxiliaries of material prosperity? If illustrations. Very few sermons are Ue# Big O for unnatur* the city in the morning by special 'I* 1*1 4*y*. - discharge*. Inflammation* there have been scores of winters when we could have an awakening In this fit to be preached at all whish are ut­ letnataed Irritation* or ulceratlom train, from Spirit Lake, Iowa, whither terly beyond the comprehension of an i to erlmn. of aucou* membrai the poor had a harder time than they country as In the days of Jonathan Ed ­ 1*", ”“ >aiake**r and aot am he went to officiate at a soldiers' re­ did last winter. Weather prophets say wards of Northampton, as In the days average boy 10 years old. Grown peo ­ iTMfEntl CniMiCUCO. gent or poiaobou*. union. we will have frosts this summer which of Dr. Findley of Basking Ridge, as In ple, In turn, relish fresh, vivid, simple, \SSMMSUn.0.C7 Ba| A*M by Drmggtet srnt In plain wrai Governor Mount of Indiana, with his will kill the harvests. Now, let me tell the days of Dr. Griffin of Boston, the earnest, practical preaching as much • express, prepaid, no, or 3 bottle*. 62.71 staff, and Governor Atkinson of West you, you have lied twice about the whole land would rouse to a higher a? their children do. —Theodore L. Cuy- Circularreu------sent-- on ’ requ Virginia were both present. Count R. weather, and I believe you are lying moral tone, and with that moral tone lsr. f Piola Caseill of Rome, Italy, arrived at this time. the honeot business enterprise of the the Auditorium in the morning and was The second preccrlptlon for the alle­ country would come up. You say a In a home for aandwlch men In Lon ­ one of the most Interested spectators viation of financial distresses la proper great awakening has an influence upon don there are said to be several uni ­ JOHN A. LOGAN, 5D. viewing the parade. Lord Beadlebain Christian Investment God demands of the future world. I tell you it has a versity graduates and medical men, ■loners; unveiling of monument, by of England, accompanied by Mr. Lip- svery Individual state, and nation, a direct Influence upon the financial and a Scotchman who ran through John A. Logan III.; salute of ar­ ton, the millionaire tea merchant oc ­ certain proportion of their income. We welfare of this world. The religion of £50,000 Gt three years. tillery; music, "Battle Scenes of cupied seats in tbs grand stand. CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THUkSDAT, JULY 29, 1897

the cause of bimetallism. She will not implements, vehicles, hardware, paints COMMON COUNCIL. The Independent dare much longer to keep them closed. and lumber. Not ouefa mily in a hun - Indian mutinies are resulting from In ­ dred is able to procure a sufficient sup­ Council Rooms . I dian despair. Au Indian plague is ply of these articles in any year, so that fit. Jobut, Mich, July 19, 1897 f QEORGE 8. CORB1T. Proprietor nourishing on the famine caused by the such goods are always in great real de ­ Ell FED BOILERS Regular adjourned meeting. * J 'rank e. Dewitt, i Leasees A The right boiler feeder saves trouble, time, fuel. o. CLAIR STOCK, f brutal attempt of England to force the maud. The actual active demand, how­ Called to order by President Leland. " The most perfectly automatic, the safest, most gold standard on three hundred millions ever, is limited by the income which Present; Trustees Cross, Danly, Hunt, Ken-1 economical feeder made Is the U.8. AUTOMATIC can be devoted to such purchases. yon, Millman, Tronip, and President Leland. INJECTOR. More lasting than others. No WAITING FOK THE CONSENT OF NO of people, whose money had always other Injector has an overflow valve which will Tbe clerk presented a petition signed by NATION. been silver. Thus, when crops are good and prices never leak from wear. No other Injector has a drip cock well up, our farmers have a good money persons asking to change tbe ordinance in which enables Injector to start (even If the check valve “The free and unlimited coinage of The purpose of the present Adminis ­ reference to riding bicycles on sidewalks. leaks); which drains the Injector and prevents freezing ; silver at the ratio of sixteen to one with­ tration in sending an international income and are good consumers. But, Tbe petition was referred to tbe committee which prevents suction pipe from getting hot. if there is a crop failure, or if prices are It Is easier to operate, feeds hotter water, works with out waiting for the consent of any other commission to Europe is merely to get on petitions. low, the' money income of farmers is By Trustee Tromp: lower and higher steam than any other automatic Injec­ nation on earth.” So reads the Demo ­ a continuance of the case and keep the tor. If your dealer does not keep it make him order It Small. Still taxes, interest and insur ­ Resolved. That tbe clerk is hereby instruct ­ cratic platform, and so says eveiy true question from going to the jury this fall for you, or write to ance must be paid just the same as if ed to notify tbe Michigan Telephone Co. that AMERICAN INJECTOR CO., DETROIT, MICH. bimetallist—Democratic, Republican or or next fall. But it will fail. The case the village of St. Johns has tbls day discon ­ crops and goods, aud the result is econ ­ Populist. will be voted on in Ohio in November tinued tbe use of Michigan Telephone now In - More than six and a half millions of by the people. The testimony is all in, omy in the purchase of goods. This use by the said village and that they be re-1 aud the argument is concluded. The forced economy of the farmers is un ­ moved at their earliest convenience. men gave their votes last year for this Carried. St. Louis platform is (or the gold favorable to all other classes and indus ­ By Trustee Kenyon : •8 From Cleveland to Mackinac and Re* declaration, and therefore, Mr. Mc­ Yeas: Cross, Danly, Hunt, Kenyon, Millman, turn. standard as long as Great Britain will tries. The merchants lose trade. This Tromp. Resolved: That the bid of Wicks’ Bios., of Kinley, it will be utterly impossible for Eas Saginaw, for twe tubular boilers according $7 From Toledo to Mackinac and Return. stick to it, and Great Britain replies loss of the merchant reaches the fact­ Nays; none. your party to play the old trick of an in­ to the specifications submitted, be and is here* $6 From Detroit to Mackinac and Return. ories in smaller orders; the factories Tbe committee on petitions to whom was ternational conference some time in the that this means forever. Away then by accepted by this Council. The above special tourist rates will referred the petition of R. G. Morrison and with the sham of international bime­ then purchase less material and employ Carried. be put into effect June 20th, via Detroit future. The plea for delay until there others remonstrating against the construction less labor. The laboring population yeas-Cross, Danly, Hunt, Kenyon, Mill- & Cleveland Steaui Navigation Co.'a can be an international agreement is tallism. We wait for the consent of no of a sidewalk on the south side of Steel street, man, Tromp. new mammoth steel passenger steam­ nation —least of all Great Britain, which then become poor consumers and hard from tne west line of Clinton avenue to the only a plea of the timid, but none the Nays—None. ers. The round trip from Cleveland, in ­ has sworn never to consent. —Cincinnati times are general. east line of Ottawa street, report and hereby less faithful, servauts of the gold power. A petition was presented by the clerk, signed cluding meals and berths, costs $16 , recommend that the prayers of the petition ­ Enquirer. It, therefore, becomes important to by St. Johns Land Co.. J. Shlndorf. Krark from Toledo $14, from Detroit $11.50. They kuow that monometallism is hate­ ers be granted. all that the farmer’s money income he Vauconsant, A. T. Smitu, L. Vauconsant, (i. Send 2 cents for illustrated pamphlet. ful to the people, and therefore they are Rejected as follows: Address, A. A. Schantz , G. P. A. kept at a good standard, the higher the Pennell. J. (>- Wise, Spaulding & Co.. Geo. A KECOKI) BREAKING TRADE SHOW­ Yeas: Trustee Millman. Detroit, Mich. afraid to openly favor it. For this rea­ Wood & Uro. for a sewer from some point better. Crop failures are seldom gen ­ Nays: Trustee Cross, Danly, Hunt, Kenyon, son they resort to the cheap, miserable ING. east of Clinton Avenue on Higham Street to eral in all parts of the couutry. If cer­ Tromp. and transparent fraud of assuring the It is a little unfortunate for our pro ­ the main sewer on Higham and Ottawa Streets- On motion council adjourned to July 26, eals fall, fruit and vegetables are liable The petition was referred to the committee FREE TO SUFFERING WOMEN. gold men that they will never favor tectionist friepdsthat the showing of the 1897 at 7:39 p. m. to be plenty. Yet. partial crop failure on petitions Dear Editor: —Kindly Inform your lady silver coinage until Great Britain agrees treasury department as to the exports of M. MCDONALD, readers that we will forward them free of is always a serious interference with On motion Council adjourned to Monday to it, and, at the same time, assuring the country for the fiscal year ending Clerk. charge, a plan of home treatment, which can general business. Fortunately, serious evening, August 2, at 7:30 be pursued that will cure any form of female the silver men that they will favor it June 30, should make its appearance m. McDonald . weakness, bladder or rectal disease. W’e have- crop failures are not of frequent occur ­ Common Council Rooms , ) Village Clerk. no fraudulent scheme to extort money, but when Great Britain consents. To the while the Dingley tariff is still pending. . St.#Johns , Mich., July 26, 1897. J rence. But price failure that comes we are anxious that this reliable method of re­ former they say privately that Great If there were still a Democratic admin ­ Regular adjourned meeting. form treatment be placed within reach of from the dearness of money comes Real Estate. every sick and suffering woman. Address Britain will never consent. To the lat­ istration at Washington the fact of its Called to order by President Leland. the Woman ’s Medicl Institutk . every year and applies to all crops the David H Payne to Andrew, M. Vanderhoof 63 Miami Ave., Detroit, Mich. ter they say that Great Britain is on the production at this time might very easily Present, Trustees Cross, Danley, Hunt, Ken­ farmer sells. How serious this de ­ yon, Millman, Tromp and President Leland. and wife undivided three-flfths, of lots 5 and eve of consenting. be attributed to desire on the part of the 6 , block 2J, Maple Rapids, $420. struction of prices has become the fol ­ The clerk presented a communication from The bill to create the Wolcott interna ­ administration to “ queer” the whole Verne Payne, et al, to David H. Payne, lots lowing figures will show. The prin ­ Joel S. Wolcott and Melissa Wolcott giviDg S and 6 , block 29. Maple Rapids, and 21.76 acres tional commission, now in England, tariff movement ; but made as the pub­ notice to the Council that they would hold the section 6 , town Essex, $i. cipal money crops are the cereals— was opposed openly by a portion of the lication is under the auspices of a Re­ Village of St. Johns responsible for damages Margaret E. Lacy to Grace B. Lacy 80 acres, wheat, corn and oats. For the years resulting from the locating of Electfic Light section 28, Victor. $1. gold standard advocates, who gave away publican and protectionist administra ­ Clara May Smalley, et a!, to Melissa Simmons CooperLeads 1880 and 1881 these crops brought the Plant at tbe Water Works. On motion the the swindle they haa been parties to by tion there is no room for that hypothesis. lot 163, blk. 21, DeWftt, $40. farmers an average money income of communication was ordered placed on tile. saying it was only intended for use be­ The result is, nevertheless, to emphati­ Samuel Southworth to Sarah J. Soutliworth $1153 per acre. For the five years— The special assessment roll of the Wight St. lots land 2, block 17, Thompson's addition to A STARTLING fore the election, and that now it is folly cally “ queer” the Dingley bill and its Sewer was presented and reviewed by the Bath,$1. 1887 to 1891 —the average was $9.23. COLLAPSE to keep it up any longer. But the smart promoters and supporters. Council and Board of Special Assessors. Levi W. Austin and wife to Amy E Frisbee For the years 1802,1893 and 1894 theav ­ lots 37,81, Patterson ’s addition to Ovid. $32u. IN BICYCLE SUNDRIES. ones hushed them up and said it was ab­ Taking advantage of the enormous By TrusteelTromp: erage was $8.01. For 1895 the money Resolved: That the special assessment roll Harriet J. Winslow to Wm. H. Robson, exe­ In order to reduce my stock solutely necessary to go through the harvest of 1891 the advocates of protec ­ cutor, lots 5 and 16, block 28, Ovid, $3K6 33 value of these crops was but $6.73 and for the Wight Street Sewer reported by the I will sell, for the next thirty form of making an effort. tion and the McKinley tariff have been Board of Assessors be, and the same is con ­ in 1896 only $6.52. This shortage must The Gulden Secret of Long Life. days bicycle sundries at about International commissions, one after accustomed to quote the export trade of firmed by the Council. be figured on a vast area, which aver­ one-half the regular price. the other, have b^en going through the fiscal year ending on the 30th of Carried. Keep the head cool, the feet warm and tbe aged up-ward of a hundred and thirty Yeas—Trustees Cross, Danley, Hunt, Ken ­ bowels open. Bacon's Celery King for the Following is a partial list of these motions for the last 20 years—not June, 1892, as the crowning triumph ot million acres annually. yon, Millman, Tromp. Nerves Is a Vegetable preparation aud acts as cut prices:— for the purpose of trying to agree on McKinleyism. It certainly was a phe­ This loss, at $5 per acre, amounts to Nays—none. a natural laxative and is the greatest remedy anything, but to prevent anything from nomenal year in the matter of our ex­ ever discovered for the Cure of Dyspepsia, Standard tires, best quality $6.00 to over six hundred million dollars an ­ By Trustee Tromp. Liver Complaint, and all Blood, Liver and being done toward the restoration of port trade aud fairly broke the record. Resolved : That the Treasurer is hereby in ­ Kidney Diseases. Call on C. E VanSickle, sole $8.00 per pair applied. nually on these cereals alone. And the free silver coinage in the United States. The total was over a thousand millions structed to collect the assessments contained in agent, and net a trial package free. Large Saddles, all kinds, best made $1 to whole of this loss, too, represents mon ­ sizes 50c and 26c. 2 They have always said it would be un ­ of dollars and the McKinleyites made the Wight Street Sever assessment roll within $2.25. ey withheld from trade and business en ­ sixty days as provided by law, and that the wise in the United States to act alone, the most of it attributing it to their pet Locks, good from 10c to 35c. tirely on account of the shrinkage in Clerk be instructed to attach the proper war­ because in a future time there would be —THE— Bells, (nickeled) from 10c to $1.00. device. Thatthe claim did not quite prices. It is plain that price failure is rant to said roll and deliver the same to the an international agreement. Then they deceive the people was .shown by the Treasurer. Ladies Cycling Gaiters, from 50c up. a far more serious difficulty than crop smiled among themselves at the credu ­ vote in the succeeding fall; but the sto ­ Carried. Toe Clips, be«t 20c to 30c. failure, for it comes and increases with Yeas—Cross, Danly, Hunt, Kenyon, Mill- lity of the people, and the people waited Tool Bag Grained Leather, my ry of our immense export trade due to each year. The evil results of price man, Tromp. PENNY STORE patiently for the impossible and unin ­ the McKinley tariff wasa“ good enough price 60c. failure are manifest everywhere aud to Nays—none. wishes you to remember Parcel Carriers, 40c up. tended to happen. Morgan ” while it lasted ; and in spite of everybody. What is the cause of this By Trustee Danly. The promoters of these international the popular condemnation of the Mc­ Resolved: That the Committee on Streets them, while in town visit­ In fact everything in the steady shrinkage in values? What can it conferences are like lawyers who have a Kinley tariff it has been dragged into and Sewers are hereby instructed to advertise bievebe line at close to cost. be but the appreciation of our money- one week for bids for the construction ;of Ithe ing the circus. We have hopeless criminal case which they dare the service whenever it has seemed de ­ Special prices on Big C. standard through basing it upon gold Wight street sewer. no Wild Animals to Bicycles. Complete assort ­ not allow to go to the jury, and which sirable to any supporter of that dramat ­ alone? The cure is as apparent as the Carried. ic measure to contrast it with the Wil­ Yeas-Cross, Danley, Hunt, Kenyon, Mill- show you, but we have ment always on hand. they delay year after year by filing an cause. It is to restore our currency to man, Tromp. prices on a new line of Everyone Guaranteed. affidavit for a continuance until the son tariff to the disadvantage of the its old double-standard basis, with the next term of the Court. They always latter. Nays—none. Crockery and Tinware for free coinage of both metals at the ratio The Clerk presented a profile and map of want some new witness who cannot be It can no longer be used for any such of sixteen to one. How and why this the proposed Trowbridge street sewer together Harvesting that other mer­ GEO. D. COOPER had at that time, and who would not be purpose. The showing for the fiscal will remove the cause of price failure with estimated expense of labor and material necessary for the construction of the same. chants call Wild, nnd we wanted if he could be had. After some year ending June 80 of the present year will be considered in more detail in an ­ years of these tactics the necessary pro ­ breaks the record even of 1892 with a By Trustee Kenyon : are determined not to be ST. JOHNS other article.—Grand Rapids Democrat Resolved: That the profile and map of the undersold A visit to the secuting witnesses die or leave the grand total of exports of 1,051,987,091. proposed Trowbridge 8treet Sewer .bi and is neighborhood, and the criminal escapes. Aud the best of it is—the worst of it is hereby adopted by this Council. will A TARIFF FOR TRUSTS ONLY Penny Store PHYSICAL TRAINING See how these tactics are applied in so far as the protectionist argument is Carried. The conference committee's Tariff Yeas—Cross, Danly, Hunt, Kenyon, Mill- I satisfy you of the fact. SCHOOL. the present case. In a discussion of the concerned —that there was no enormous bill, as passed by the House last night, man, Tromp. question in Paris, in the presence of our crop to swell the exports. The increase Don ’t forget we sell a Edward Nesbitt, Instructor, is worse than the Dingley bill, as that • Nays-none. Commissioners, M. Meline, the French is due almost entirely to the exportation By Trustee Kenyon: was worse than the McKinley law. complete cobler set for 75c Minister of Finance, said: of manufactured products —products Resolved: That a sewer be constructed, The original house rate on lumber A Standard and three Shower Baths, Salt Baths and “The question can only be settled by wiiicli the protectionists have always using eight inch pipe, on Trowbridge Street common agreement among the great told us needed a duty to protect them was $2 a thousand feet. It was clearly from the center of Baldwin street to the main Lasts for 40c Alcohol Rubs. nations who control the commerce of against the competition of pauper labor prohibitive. The seriate wisely reduced sewer on Buchannan street. Just think, we sell 6 the world; above all, it depends upon it to $1. At that rate large quantities 2nd: That the sewer shall be known as^the the attitude of her who may be regarded in the old world. Owing to the better • ‘Trowbridge Street Sewer” and the route, lo ­ cups and 6 saucers for 30c Membership in Training School as the money market of the world. ” conditions under which the American of Canadian white pine would have been cation, depth, grade and dimensions of the Including Use of Bath Room, It was obvious to all that lie referred operative works, which lessen the labor imported, paying an important revenue work shall be the same a3 are indicated on the 6 large Dinner Plates 35c $1 per month. cost of our products, and to close econ ­ to the Treasury. map and profile of the Trowbridge Street A large size Dish Pan to Great Britian. There is no friend ­ Sewer filed with the Clerk of the Village. ship for bimetallism in such a declara ­ omy, we have been enabled to send our The conference has restored the $2 3rd: That lands to be assessed according to for 10c All Members Entitled to Instruct ­ tion. Xo man of sane mind and any re­ manufacturers abroad in unprecedented rate. Under it there can be no lumber imported. The government will get benefits for the construction of said sewer are large Meat Platter ion During Class Hours. gard for the truth will say that M. Me­ quantities and to undersell the foreign herepy designated as follows: Lots 1. 2, 3. 4. line is for bimetallism when he hides maker in his own markets. no revenue. But every man in the 5. O, 7, 8, 9. 10, 11, 12, blk. 08. West H Lots for 15c land who builds a house or a barn or a behind the implacable hostility ot Great Nor is this all. In the phenomenal 11. 12, blk. 67. Lots 10, 0, blk. 67. Lots 7,8. Private Lessons, for Course of 24, board fence will be taxed an extra dol ­ blk. 67, Lots 11,12, blk.70. Lot 10, blk. 70, Lot and 10,000 other articles Britain to that policy. When he made year of 1892, to which the advocates of $5. lar on every thousand feet of pine lum­ 9, blk. 70, Lots 7, 8, blk. 70, Lots 5, 6 . blk. 09. the above utterance he was very well high tariff still refer as the year of pro ­ too numerous to mention ber used, and the whole tax will go to. Lots 3, 4. blk. 69, Lots 1, 2, blk. 69. 4th: aware that Sir Michael Hicks Beach, tectionist grace, our imports were $827,- That there shall be paid by general tax, all the at the enrich the thirty-five or so millionaires A Simple Tire Repairer. the Chancellor of the Exchequer of 000,000 and the balance to our credit was expense of constructing said sewer across the who control our pine lumber supply. full width of all streets which said sewer crosses Great Britain, bad in the Ilouseof Com ­ $202,875,680. In the year just completed Incidentally the rate offers a premium in its course and also all the expense of man­ Punctur 8 in the well known Morgan i mons announced the undying hostility our imports amounted to $764,373,905 holes. 5th: That there shall be; paid by Wright tire are mended about as easy as; for the destruction of our forests, the PENNY STORE of England to any change of standard and the balance to our credit is $287,613,- special assessment upon the property above man would close a hole In his Anger with a bi of court plaster. Inside of the Inner tube o in the United Kingdom. He knew that 186. And even yet the entire story is drying up of our rivers, and the lasting described, according to benefits all the expense tbe tire lies a long strip of patchin g rubbe as late as March 17, 1896. the British not told. During the months of April, ruin of some of the fairest parts of the of constructing said sewer as above described, like tbls: * except what'is providedjabove shall be paid by House of Commons had unanimously May aud June of the current year, ow ­ continent. PORTER & EMMONS It is altogether a tariff bill for trusts, general tax. 6 th: That said map and dia ­ adopted the following resolution: ing, as we pointed out a few days since, gram of the Trowbridge Street sewer is here­ We are not fully settled yet, “That this House is of opinion that to the tariff tinkering in congress, our monopolies and campaign contributors. by adopted and ordered filed with the Village and only a small part of our the instability of the relative value of imports were increased over those for It puts its fingers into the sugar bowl Clerk. gold and silver since the action of the and gives the choice lumps to the Ilave- Carried. goods nave arrived, but we Gatin Union in 1873 has proved injur ­ the corresponding months of 1896 by a meyers. It taxes the builder and the Yeas—Cross, Danly, Hunt, Kenyon, Mill- would be pleased to have you ious to the best interests of this couutry, total of $92,000,000 and upwards. If man, Tromp, call. We can offer you some and urges upon the Government thead ­ this is treated, as it very properly may farmer to enrich the lumber kings. It Nays—None. By injecting M. & W. quick-repair cement visability of doing all in their power to big bargains in Watches and through tbe puncture into tbls inner tube, be, as an “ extra,” the real balance to taxes every pair of shoes for the benefit By Trustee Kenyon : Jewelry. We shall still con ­ and then pressing down on the tire with the secure, by international agreement, a of the Beef Trust. It makes every man Resolved : That the Board of Special Asses- thumb, like this: stable monetary par of exchange be­ our credit would be more than $375,000,- tinue to do work at hard times pay more for his coat and every woman ors of the Village of St. Johns are hereby tween gold and silver.” 000. instructed to make a special assessment roll prices. Addressing the House, on behalf of There is no danger, we fear, that this for her gown in order that the sheep- growers may be deluded with the hope for the construction of the Trowbridge street Cleaning Watches .50 the Ministry—which is the Government showing will have any effect on the men of getting more for their wool. sewer from the center of Baldwin street to the —Sir Michael responded to this resolu ­ who are misrepresenting the American And none of these extra taxes will go main sewer on Buchannan street as shown by Main Spriugs .50 tion by a positive declaration that the people in congress in their efforts to into the treasury. They are not taxes the map and profile of said Trowbridge street sewer, now on file with the clerk and report and other work in proportion. gold standard would not be abandoned pass the most drastic tariff measure ever for “the general welfare” but for pri­ vate enrichment. It is a tariff for rob ­ the same to the Council on Monday evening, Our competitors say we use in the United Kingdom. Twice in his devised in this country or in any other bery and protection to trusts.—.New August 2,1897. 2nd: That the amount to be cheap springs, and do cheap brief speech he made this declaration. since the business of levying a tariff on York World. assessed upon said sewer is the sum of $107.40 and that the same shall be assessed upon lands cleaning, but we will be pleas­ The repair strip inside is picked up bv thetl He was willing that all other Govern ­ trade was confined to the bucaueers and cement, thus closing the puncture, like this: comprised in said sewer district In accordance ed to inform you that they are ments should agree, and he thought that pirates. Yet it would seem as if the The convention of Republican clubs to the benefits. 8rd : That the property to be mistaken. We use the very the Indian mints might be re-opened to most ardent protectionist might well at Detroit adopted a resolution com ­ assessed by said Board of Assessors is described best springs made, and watch­ the free coinage of silver, but the gold ask himself whether the rest of the mending President McKinley and con ­ as follows, to wit: cleaning is done just as care­ standard would not be abandoned in world will continue to buy from us at gress for sending a monetary commis ­ Lots 1, 2, 8, 4. B, 6 , 7. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. blk. fully and thoroughly as when Great Britain. the rate of a billion dollars a year when sion to Europe in the interest of bimet­ 68 , Lot 1. blk. 69, Lot 2, blk. 69, Lots 8.4, blk 69, Lots 5, 6 , blk. 69, Lots 7, 8, blk. 70, Lot 9, the price was $1.00. We war­ it finds that we refuse to accept what it M. Meline, as shown by his language allism. We commend this action to the blk. 70, Lot 10. blk. 70, Lots 11. 12, blk. 70, rant our watch and clock work above quoted, is only a bimetallist when has to sell in exchange.—Detroit Free attention of the gold-standard organs Lots 7. 8. blk. 67, Lots 9,10, blk. 67, West X for one year. We do just as Very simple, but—...now every.. |r^( rider should re Press. Lots 11, 12, blk. 67. member these two “buta,” or b e will fall: Great Britain consents. Sir Michaej who assisted in theelection of McKin­ good work for 50 cents as Before Injeotlng cement, pump up the tire. Hicks Beach says the British Govern ­ ley says the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and Carried. others charge $1.00 for. Do If you don ’t, the inner tube will be flappy, like ment will never consent. 8ir Michael CROP AND PRICE FAILURE. who have been deriding the monetary Yeas—Cross, Danly, Hunt. Kenyon, Mill- this: man, Tromp. you care, or wish, to pay them We have an immense population in spoke for the Ministry, and his state­ commission and berating the president Nays—None. 50 cents for telling you we ment was not challenged. Mr. Mc­ this county engaged in agriculture. and congress for “fostering the bime­ The Board of Electric Commiselooeni sub­ don ’t ? We have a 99-year Kinley, like M. Meline, is only a Brit­ When this industry prospers, all others tallism delusion. ” Nearly 14,000,000 mitted the following bid for the Council's lease of our present location, ish bimetallist. He, too, stands ready prosper, and when our farmers are un ­ votes were cast in the presidential elec­ approval. . . July 26,1807. and shall be pleased to see you able to realize good incomes from their tion last November and only 132,871 to favor bimetallism whenever Sir To the trustees of the Village of St. Johns. any time during the extent of Michael Hicks Beach asks him to do so. business, the loss is felt in all other pur­ votes, less than 1 per cent of the total We respectfully recommend that the bid of the lease. Bring yomr eyes Mr. Wolcott and his associates will suits. The crops from the farmers are vote, were cast for a gold standard Wlcka’ Bros., of East Saginaw, of $1,877 for with you and we will test them not succeed in abolishing the gold sold every year, and almost the entire ticket. All the others voted for bime­ he construction of two tubular boilers accord and only charge you for the standard in the United Kindom. The income, after paying taxes, interest, in ­ tallism, either by independent action Ing to the attached specifications be accepted St. Johns Electric Commissioners, glasses. Respectfully yours and the cement will not get inside o f It, where surance, etc.. Is expended with our or international agreement, and 48 per the repair strip lies. opening of the Indian mints to free Per G. M. PETRIE. When you have a puncture, get right cff. silver coinage will come from England ’s merchants in the purchase of groceries, cent of them voted for immediate in ­ E. L.VALENTINE Riding a tire flat, when it has a tack or nail in necessities, and not as a concession to clothing, dry goods, boots and shoes dependent action. JOHN C. HICKS. PORTER & EMMONS It may damage it oonsiderab CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1897-

Messers Victor Fitz, Geo. Pratt and Awarded Something to Depend On. BU8INE88 DIRECTORY. Fred Touse and ladies spent Sunday at Highest Honors —World ’s Fair, Mr. James Jones, of the drug firm of Round Lake. Johoes A Son, Cowden, Ill., iu speaking Barbers. Miss Emmons, who has been visitiDg DU of Dr. KiDg ’s New Discovery, says that ACOB FOKKCH, proprietor of TheCenfra ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Mrs. E. M. Chadwick, returned to her last winter bis wife was attacked with La Barber Shop. Ladle#' and children's hair home at Williamston Wednesday. Grippe, and her case grew so serious that MU Cl., J•tiling a specialty. Good batb rootus in connection pbyi-iciaDS at Cowden and Pana could do The Celebrated Specialists Violin and other strings; musicians' outfits, etc. WATERTOWN CENTER nothing for her. It seemed to develop into Hasty Consumption Having Dr. WILL BE AT Attorneys. King ’s New Discovery in store, and selling From our Correspondent. KWH NEVER AIUCE, A. H. lots of it. he took a bottle home, and to “The Steel” Hotel, TORNEY, Over Bunday's Grocery. ] A tine raiu Tuesday. the surprise of all she begak to get better Archie Hunt is in Owosso this week DWIN H. LVON, Attorney at Law, St. w CREAM from first dose, and half dozen dollar bot ­ E Johns, Mich. Office over Kendrick ’s i on business. tles cured her sound and well. Dr, King ’s ST. JOHNS, i store. Hay aud wheat harvest is completed New Discovery for Consumption, Congbs PAULDING, NORTON A POOLING and oat harvest commenced. Oats are and Colds is guaranteed to do this good Wednesday, August 11. S Attorneys at Law. Office over »t. Johns Natiou- * very short. work. Try it. Free trial bottles at Fil- One Day Only Each Month. 11 B* ck ______1596. Miss Conklin, of Owosso, is visiting BAKING dew A Milluiun's drug store, 8t. Johns. 5 Wri“’tlH; BRUNSON, Attorney al Law and It Solicitor in Chancery, Office over Putt’s at the home of Miss Louisa Plownpan grocery store. ______JS,6 this week. Good New*. &4KIN* 3 IOHN H. KKUItWA. HKNSY B. WALBKIDSa, ' Professor Ellis, of Olivett, spoke in No other medicine in the world was ever given such a test of its curative uualities. as TftEOE W A A W A L H KI DU E , Attorneys the congregational church at Wacousta, POWDER Otto ’s Cure. Thousands of bottles of this I_ at Law, at theold stand, over the “corner Sunday afternoon. MOST PERFECT MADE. great German rerat dy aic being distributed I rug store," St. Johns, Mich. 18g 7 free of charge, by druggists in this country, to Miss Ruth Benjamin, of Grand Ledge, A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma. «. 1. PERKIN. r. a. PKRR1N. A. J. PALDWIN POWDER spent a part of last week with her aunt from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. Croup, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and all EKMINn a BALDWIN, Attorneys at Mis. C. W. Plowman. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Throat and Lung diseases, giving the people Law and Solicitors in Chancery. Bounty Absolutely Pure. proof that Otto's Cure will cure them, and tensionP real estate agents, conveyancers and that It is the grandest triumph of Medical noney loaners. Also examine titles, pay taxes Celebrated for Us great leavening strength and WASHINGTON. science. For sale only by C. E. VanSicklo. ,nd make collections. Business entrusted to their healthfiilness. Assures the food against alum and and submarine cable because imagina ­ Samples free. Large bottles 50c and 25c. 1 taro will be promptly aud falthlully attended to. all forma of adulteration common to the cheap From Our Correspondent. tion took the bits in her teeth and gave Office over Wlckee’ grocery. Clinton Avenue, St. brands. JO11D8 , Mich. 1133 Royal Baking Powder Co .,Nkw Y ork . The Evangelical quarterly meeting Samuel Morse and Cyrus Field no rest Keep Cool by Taking a L ike Trip. * ‘ CASTLE, Attorney at Law. was held at the Fulton church, Saturday till |the world-revolutionizing messages Visit Ficturesque Mackinac, the is­ Money to Loan, office head of Clinton and Sunday. were clicked and Hashed out in intelli ­ land of cool breezps. Travel via the D. Wavenue, erst side. U33 The United Brethren society of Pom ­ gible language. We ride, and light our & C. Coast Line. Send 2 cents for illus­ > 1WOODRUFF, Ju-tlce of the Peace. peii baptised eleven candidates last Sun trated pamphlet. Address The Independent homes, and cook our food by electric­ 9a Office over State Bauk. Collections a special- day at Bridfceville. A. A. Schantz Kemlttances promptly made. 1593tf ity because imagination got on so un ­ Detroit, Mich. Published every Friday morning from The C. E. Jones made a business trip to stoppable a canter with Edison. —From Dentistry. Independent Block, No. 17 Clinton Riley township, Thursday. He was ac­ Avenue. companied by his daughter. “Patterns and Possibilities” in Demor- H. KENYON,' Dentist East Walker -» Street.______1183 GKO. 8, CO It It IT, Proprietor Mrs. Jennie Baylis and children, from est's Magazine for August. FRANK E. OK WITT, I south east Bingham, visited her parents, G, H. MANN, D. D. S. Office over G. CLAIR STOCK, f • Lessees WANT Mr. and Mrs. C. Monroe, last week. Cheap Rate* to Niagara Fall* and Return Consultation and Examination Free Spaulding A Co. ’s hardware, oppo ­ —$5.00 For the Round Trip. site The Steel Hotel. Surgery a TERMSt The wheat harvest is over in this vi­ and Strictly Confidential. specialty. Office hours, 8 to 12 a. cinity, and oats are ripening fast. There The D. G. H. & M. will have on sale. m.. 1:30 to 6 p. 111., 7 to 8, evening. Btricly In Advance, • 1.00 August 12, tickets to Niagara Falls and DBS. II. 8. A CO., devote their attention to is plenty of work for farmers just now. YOU Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat and Lange, As- E- COKBIN, M. !>., D. D. 8. To get All Settlements of Past Due Subscriptions return at the above low rate, valid for hma and Consumption, and all Chronic, Private and G,w tne benefit oft lie experience, medical know ­ will be made at the rate of SI.50 School will close Friday. Ther6 will return up to and including August 16. ledge and surgical skill which are indispensable to be a vacation of two weeks, after which Nervous Diseases, Deformities, Granulated Lids, Cross perfection of results in dentistry, apply to Corbin Per Year. To call at my STUDIO and inspect Eye, Deafness, Discharge of the Jiars, Bronchitis, A Son, St. Johns. Miss Gladstone will resume her work in my work. I want your patronage and Chronic Cough, Goitre, (big neck) Fever Sores and Our advertising rates are 9100 per column per the school-room. TJ1EPOKT or THE CONDITION Ulcers, Bright's Disease, Rheumatism, all diseases oj annum. Business notices five cents per line for you want UP-TO-DATE Photos. I the Kidneys and Bladder, Heart, Stomach and Ner­ each insertion. Editorial notices, ten cents. OF THE----- vous Diseaes, Chorea-St. Vitus’ J lance-. General De­ Physicians. Business cards, $1’ per line per year. am prepared to please you in this line. bility, Scrofula, Skin,Diseases, diseases of men and **" 1,1 • **•» ^“fgeon and Ho Marriage, birth and death notices Inserted free. I do an exclusive photographic business women, and all diseases due to bad blood. Obituary comments, resolutions, cards of thanks, From Our Correspondent. EPILEPSY, OR FITS positively cured by J* meopathlc Physician. Office and residence etc., will be charged for at the rate of five cents Stale Saviop Baai of Fowler, —no time to waste in other lines — a new and never falling remedy. jvor Spaulding A Co. ’s hardware, opp. The Steel. par 11ns. Minnie Dutton, of Ionia, is visiting Drs. H S. A Co. make a specialty of all forme Correspondence containing local news Is solicited Mrs. Maud Welton. AT FOWLED, MICH., therefore if you are particular about of Rectal Diseases, Piles—internal ond external, Itch­ RANK C. DUNN. M. D., Physician and from all parts of the county. securing strictly firstclass work you ingand Bleeding, Rectal Ulcers, Pisures, Fistula— P Surgeon. Office over Spauldiug A Company's Several from this vicinity have been At the Close of Business, July 23, 1897. which arc often taken for Nervous and Lung hardware store, St. Johns, Mich. 1361 FACILITIES FOB DOINO to Maple after raspberries. RESOURCES. will make no mistake by calling on Troubles, ail cured. Kemetnber, we cure all ^j IkNAPI*, 71. It., Physician and JOB PRINTING Mrs. J. Southerland, of Grand Ledge, forms of Piles without pain, interruption or Office at residence, first house Loans and discounts ...... 932,441 38 detention from business, and without tbe use touthC of the M. E. church. St. Johns. 1357 is visiting Mrs. Lydia Webster. | Stocks,bonds, mortgages, etc...... 23,123 03 of knife, caustic or ligature. Come and be Unsurpassed for stvle and cheapness. Overdrafts..- ...... 220 62 convinced. Mrs. A. P. Chapman, of Olive, spent 863 18 Mart , ill. D., Physician and Sur- | Furniture and fixtures...... HAMILTON’S:: STUDIO, H • geon, Eureka. Mich. 1217 Local Brevities. the fore part of the week at A. D. Other real estate...... 760 00 To Young, Middle-dAge Lance ’s. Due from banks in reserve cities...... 16414 54 Head of Clinton Ave„ West Side. —Clinton county fair, September 28, j Checks and cash items...... 493 21 kV, POLL4H D Physician and Surgeon, A. D. Lance's team ran away on the and Old Men. • Office over tbe State Bauk of St. John*. Resi­ 29, 30 and October 1. | Nickels and cents...... 52 88 Jlence corner Cass and Ottawa streets. 1284 harvester last Tuesday, doing but slight Gold coin ...... 825 00 Suffering from Spermetorrhaa, Jmpolency— I-ost —H. L. Kendrick is showing a hand­ I Silver coin ...... 001 00 manhood, —or from Weakness brought on Iroin er­ damage. ■M- PONT,* ---71. —D., • v •Physician “ ' oiv iau aandSur- Li U OU I • some line of floor rugs. They are among U. S. and National bank Notes ...... 4,751 00 Ready for Spring and Summer rors or Indiscretions in youth or over-indulgeDce ------fa- the latest and richest patterns out. Mrs. McCauly, of Oakland county, is in later years, are given permanent relief. Abso ­ 8 . geon. Office over H. L. Hicks’ miliinerv „980,.'4> 83 ----storej, No. 14 Clinton avepue. Residence,corner visiting at the home of J. Q.*Brooks Total.. lute cures guaranteed; strictly confidential. of Lansing and Rodgers streets, St.Johns, Mich. —The St. Johns ball team sustained a LIABILITIES. TUMORS AND CANCERS cured without second defeat on their own grouuds last aud Mrs. J. C. Owen. acids, knife, pain or scar. New methods. Capital stock paid in ...... $16,000 00 CATARRH. New borne treatment. Unsur 1H • H A VENN, ill. D., Homoeopathic Tuesday, Carson City defeating them Mr. Landers, wife and two daughters, Surplus fund ...... 1000 00 passed and cheap. Physician and Surgeon. Office over R. J. 11 to 0. of Chicago, are visiting at the home of Undivided profits lees current expenses, A Handsome Line of Eoodrutf's shoe store. 1183 199 07 GUARANTEE to cure every case of Dyspepsia —Twenty-four members of St. Johns Postmaster Robert Lansers. interest and taxes paid ...... Sick Headache, Piles, Tape Worm and Stricture. Commercial deposits subject to check...... 10,200 02 HTWe will give special attention to difficult R A. J. WIGGINS, Physician and Sur­ Camp No. 2387, Modern Woodmen of A. Lem. Webster and wife, J. F. Gall­ Commercial certificatesof deposit...... 46,076 55 __ geon. Office over Sulliv ana‘ clothing cases and to cases other DbyBician have failed to itore,D St. Johns, Mich. went to Ovid Monday evening and con ­ agher and wife, Leonard and Agnes Savings deposits ...... 8.008 40i cure. Persons applying for treatment will please 1244tf ferred degree work on some mem­ Grouer and Robert Gallagher went on bring two or three ounces of urine for analysis. Total ...... 980,545 83 Suitings and Those who are unable to call, can write full par­ E. UILLA.TI, M. D., Physician ana bers of Maple Leaf Camp. the excursion to Detroit Sunday. ticulars of their case and have medicine sent by a Surgeon. Office at Residence, opposite court Statp of Michigan, County of Clinton, ss :—I, Slouse, west. Office hours to4 p. m., except Wed ­ —liase ball Saturday, July 31, at 3:00 W. H. Snelling,cashier of the above named bank, do express, with full instructions bow to be taken. nesday, then 6 to 9 p. m. 1133 8HEFARDSVILLE, solemnly swear thatthe above statement is true to The firm of Drs. B. S. A Co., were incorporated m. at Athletic Park. Grand ltapids the nest of my knowledge and belief. Spring several years since with a capital of 950,000, hence 6eralds vs. St. Louis, two best amateur W. H. SNELUNG, Cashier. you take no chances if you employ them. They SI717IDNS, 71. D., Homoeopathic teams in Michigan for the championship. From Our Correspondent Subscribed and sworn to before me this 28th day are responsible and well-known. Address R• Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Office of JulY, 1897. JOHN G. PATTERSON, >n Main street. DeWitt. 113s Best game of the season. Come Every- H. J. Carnes was in Battle Creek Notary Public. Overcoatings boby. Monday and Tuesday. Correct —Attest: DRS. B. S. & CO., R. ERNEST SCHEMER, Physician and —Woodruff & Tromp, the progressive FRANK GRULER, D Surgeon, Office over C. Gruler’s atore Mrs. H. M. Jones, of Flint, visited in C. GRULER, LOCK BOX ISO, fowler, Mich. 1451 young men who are depending upon an this vicinity last week. FREDERICK SCHEMER, Just received at appreciative public for success, are sell­ Directors. E F. BECKWITH. M. D.t OCULIST AND ing a desirable stock of boots and shoes, Miss Gertrude Gifford Sundayed with Muskegon, - Mich. * AUR1ST, 225 E. Main Si., Ionia, Mich. and all manner of up to-date foot-wear Eva Edwards in Owosso. 3585 in the little white store next north of Mrs. F. D. Cleveland and children are Undertaking. O. P. DeWitt's grocery. Do not stand at Argentine for recreation. D.L.HUNT, ’$ SHIP YOUR FREIGHT 1 ,.iV,'K 4 HA .71, UNDERTAKER- in the light of your best interests, but Miss Cora Lounsbury in Toledo the *• Walker Street East, St. Johns, Mich. call and examine there goods and learn 18tli inst., by virtue of the A. A. R. R. 1403 their prices. excursion. THE SUCCESSFUL AND TRAVEL VIA —A gentleman residing in California, J. L. Button is home from Flint, Auctioneers. while visiting friends in our village, saw the where he has been employed at Patter- INSURES... VICHARI) FREEMAN, AUCTIONEER.— a suit of clothes in Webber & Peck’s sou ’s Wagon Works. .*> Farm property and merchaadise sold on com- show window, and bearing the surpris­ Mr. and Mrs. Briukerlioff, of Jordan, Imission or by the day. Satisfaction guaranteed. ingly low price of $9.98, which he at N. Y., visited her grandmother, Mrs. P. MERCHANT TAILOR Orders to my address through St. Johns post-office once recognized as being the same as Karin and Village Property, will receive prompt attention. he w as charged $20 for in his own home, A. Winfield, last week, returning home GOODRICH LINE Monday. 1KO. H. SOWLE, AUCTIONEER. Farm he, thinking it a good time and oppor ­ churches, school houses, town Next Door to Express Office, The Most Popular Line to 9 stock and inert liandise sold by the day on a tunity to help out on expenses, bought Mr. aud Mrs. \V. J. Martin went to Gpercent, or by the i.,o. Satisfaction guaranteed. Vernon Friday to visit his parents a and grange halls, mercantile ST. JOHNS, MICH. Orders promptly filled. Post-office address, St. the suit and took it home with him. Johns, Mich. Here is a practical lesson for home con ­ co uple weeks. risks against losses by Fire, sumers of clothing. Walter Kesby and Spencer Lewis DROBATE OR HER__Slate of Michigan, ' GUIE BORON, AUCTIONEER. I am pro- wheeled to Detroit Wednesday last to Lightning, and Cyclone. Offi­ J pared to sell farm prop--rtv, household furni ­ —A very pleasant lawn party was Mj County of Clinton, ss. At a session of the Iture and general merchandise 'on most favorable given jointly between Misses Ivan Pat­ attend the bicycle races and carnival ce at Hunt s Drug Store, St. Probate court for the County of Clinton, holden at CHICAGO! terms. I speak English, German and French - terson and Mabel Walbridge, at the at that place. They returned Friday. the Probate office, in the village of St. Johns, on AND ALL POINTS WEST. Orders through St.Johns post-office will receive Johns. Tuesday, the 6 tn day of July, In the yeai prompt aud careful attention. home of the former, last Frinav evening. Another excursion to Detroit Sunday. one thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven. It was in honor of Misses Nora and Companies represented: Con ­ Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Probate. Train leaves at 8:;;u A. M. Round trip In the matter of the estate of LEVi T. Lv7mUSKEG0N at 6:00 P. Hl7 Insurance. Donna Sherman, of Owosso, who are rate $1.50. A good opportunity to visit cordia, American Central, Re­ BAXTER, deceased. visiting the two hostesses respectively. the beautiful city of the straits very John G. Patterson, administrator of said estate, AlflND STORM INSURANCE-The Michi- Refreshments were served on the lawn cheaply. liance, British American, Dele- having made application for thsallowance of bis Lv. GRAND HAVEN at 9:00 P. M. 7 7 gsn Mutual Tornado, Cvelone and \\ iud- to about 20. All kiuds of interesting final account. Dally, Except Saturdays. storm Co. Over 915,000,000 strong. Home office, E. H. Carnes has been at the paren ­ ware, Citizens of Missouri, Thereupon it is ordered that Thursday, the 39th Hastings, Mich. .See agents and be protected. S. games helped to pass the evening, end ­ tal home for the last ten days. lie left day of July, A. I)., 1897, at one o ’clock in Arriving in CHICAGO the following morning W. H armon , Agent lor Clinton Co., Charlotte M.' ing a unique guessing contest. Every­ for his home at Grand Rapids Wednes ­ Peninsular Mutual Fire Insur ­ the afternoon be assigned for the examination of in time for outgoing trains. 37mfi one was supplied with a slip of of paper day. Ernest is agent for the United said account, at the Probate Office in the village of on which was written the name of a ance Co., Limited, Penn. Mut­ St. Johns. Typewriter’s Supply Co., at the Rapids. And it is further ordered, that notice be given popular song. On another piece of ual Life, Merchants and to the persons interested in said estate, or the This is the Short Line to Chicago paper a drawing was made to represent time and place of said bearing by Passengers should see that their tickets read Grand Trek Railway System. the song. Then the one guessing the Fire In a Hotel. Travelers Accident. causing a copy ol this order to be published in the via. this Popular Line. Grand Ledge, Mich, July 27— The Clinton Indkpkndknt , a newspaper printed aDd names of all these works ot art first re­ It will pay you to see me circulated in said countylof Clinton, for three suc­ THROUGH TICKET8 to all points via. Chi- Arrival and Departure of Trains ceived a prize. This, a gold skeleton Island house, the hotel at the Grand cessive weeks previous to said day of hearing. ago can be had of all agents on D-. G. H. A M. stick pin, was given to Miss Nora Sher­ Ledge summer resort, had a narrow es­ before insuring your property, CHARLES M. MERRILL, C/i W. M. R y. T.. 8. A M. R y. G. R. & I. R. R., At St. Johns. man. After this the center of enjoy ­ (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. and of W. D. Rosie, Agent Goodrich Line, Mus­ cape from destruction by tire this fore ­ being in a position to save you kegon, or N. Robins, Jr., Grand Haven. ment moved indoors, where dancing H. A. BONN, Gen’l Passenger Agent, IN EFFECT MAY 3, 1897. was the prime factor till it was lime not noon. The building was damaged $500 something. The success of Terms of the Circuit Court. Chicago. to “linger longer. ” or $000; fully covered by insurance. a s s s s a a a a a various local mutual companies ■ o. a « * a. Q. Q. « ,9 « The third annual camp meeting of the STATE OF MICHIGAN 1 ORTGAGE SALE.—Default having been W. C. T. U. OUlcer* Grand Ledge Spiritualist Association is even under sometimes indiffer ­ 29th Judicial Circuit, j made in the conditions of a mortgage *< 8 S S3 S* S 8 £ $ ft 1 do hereby tlx and appoint the times of Mexecuted by Mary Henry and Ellen Hayes, lor- 10 fi * « 10 ^ w 6 ei 6 ) At the annual election of oflicers of now in progress, having opened on Sun ­ ent and unskillful management, holding the several terras of Court within said the W. C. T. U. the following officers day under auspicious circumstances. merly Ellen Henry, to Jesse C. Owen, dated Circuit for the years 1890 and 1897 . January 27, 1894, and recorded January 27, 1894, a a a a a a s s a a £ were elected: The meeting continues until August 26. has resulted in a large saving to CLINTON COUNTY. inlheofficeof tbe Register of Deeds for Clinton ►' * a a. « a First Monday In February. County, in Michigan, In Liber 76 of mortgages, on «9 (9 a <• O. * President —Mr*. T. Abbey. their patrons, however, the Fourth Monday In April. ft 2 8 5 S The vice-presidents from each of the sever, The Power Of Imagination. page 633. which mortgage was duly assigned Jr pril o « oi d> al churches: Mrs. Watson, Mrs. James Osgood, Last Monday In June. 22,1827, by said Owen to Morris Hayes by a writ­ ao 44 iX — iii Mrs. J. A. Riley, Mrs. Boubber, Mrs. C. F. liability to heavy assessments Second Monday in November ten assignment, which was recorded May 20, 1MI7, Imagination is nearly always spoken GRATIOT COUNTY Bishop and Mrs. Price in said office, in Liber 81, of Mortgages on page d of bv the unthinking as a misty and in case of disaster deters many Second Monday in March. 385, upon which mortgage there is claimed to be hr : * Recording Secretary—Mrs. Geo. Kelly. First Monday in June- Al : z Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. W. W. Brain- due at tbe date of this notice, two hundred and D * 0 ard. unimportant something, or is regard ­ v from utilizing these institu ­ Second Monday in September. forty-three dollars and five cents, besides an attor ­ a" a I • ■ 0 Treasurer—Mrs. Geo. Scott. ed as reprehensible. “Don't let your First Monday in December. ney fee of fifteen dollars, provided in said mort ­ s 111 ; : e Supt. of Flower Missions —Mrs. Ezra Smith. tions. Their limited fields ex­ Dated October, 1995. gage and by statute to be paid should any proceed ­ 1 MM* . imagination run away with you. ” is a 8. B. DABOLL. m m v • : 50 5 : Assistant Supt- of Flower Missions —Mrs. ings be taken to foreclose said mortgage; and no 33— • : 4 S i i Warren Wood. sentence that has chilled, if not checked, pose the insured to a possible Circuit Judge, 29th Judicial Circuit, Michigan. suit or proceedings at law or In equity having been Supt. of Literature— Mrs. J, O. Riley. grevious excess over the general instituted to recover any part of said debt secured a a 1533 Supt. of Jail and Almhouse—Mrs. Sara the enthusiasms of most of us. But Schedule of Teachers' Examination*. by said mortgage ; therefore, by virtue of the Jones. imagination is really the master-builder average, while the financial in­ power of aale In said mortgage contained, and of 5 S 5 14 sfi S Supt. of Pres#-Mrs. Watson. Until further notice Teachers Examinations the statute in such case made aDd provided, notice s k £ a z £ of one's most satisfactory life-structure; will be held as follows: is hereby given that on Angnat 14, 1897, at ability of a portion of their one o ’clock In the afternoon, at the west front 5 S Ia. •Sol'S I S NORTH OLIVE. and when it “runs away with” one be­ membership might cast the en- St. Johns, High School Room, Third Thurs- door of the Court House for Clinton County, in •r • * * 3 tk . a a Michigan, in the Village of St. Johns, in'said 2 2 S 2 o comes the most powerful dynamic in Friday of "October^ 0'186 ' ^ Thursday an< * County, tkere will be sold at public vendue, to the a. a. a. From Our Correspondent. burden on a comparatively few. highest bidder, the premises described in said the world. What does imagination 8t Johns, Last Thursday and Friday of 6 3 2 <2 ■g \ 1 11 *8 Mrs. Roy Gage is spending the week mortgage, viz: All of block twelve (12) in the mean? Imaging; building a thought- March Village of Fowler, in Clinton County. Michigan S S S S a with her parents. 8t Johns, Court House, Third Thursday and according to inethe recorded platplat. orof aatdsaid Village.village. iiiss pattern, a mental model, an ideal. The Peninsular Friday of June. John Price will lead the Epworth Dated May 20, 1897. MORRIS HAYES, Sleeping and Parlor Car Service. “Nothing great was ever achieved Ouestlona will be written In the following JOHN G. PATTERSON, Assignee. League next Sunday evening. Mutual Fire Ins. Co. order: Attorney S»r Assignee. WEST-BOUND. without enthusiasm,” declares Emer­ THUR8DAY A. M The M. E. Sunday school will picnic 10:47 a. m. train has parlor car to Grand Rapids. at Round Lake next Saturday. son. Imagination is enthusiasm's vi­ 9:09-12:00. Algebra, Arithmatic, Botany, ORTGAGE SALE.—Default having been Extra charge 25 cents. of Jackson, meet all these con ­ Civil Government. made In the conditions of a certain mortgage, 7:59 p. m. train has parlor car to Grand Haven, Cbarle Kealch is spending the sum­ tal principle, its inward life, its kind ­ THUR8DAY P. M. Mdated February 16. 18*5. executed by FrederickExtra charge 25 centa. Connects with steamer for mer with his grandmother, Mrs. Polly ling fire. siderations. You will pay no 1:00-5:00. General History, Geography, Witt and his wife, Sophia Witt, to Philip Koch, Milwaukee. Imagination “ran away with” Peter Grammar. Natural Philosophy. and recorded In the office of the register of deeds Tbe evening train leaving St. Johns at 7:59 con ­ Ga*e. _ . more than the cost of insur ­ for Clinton County, Michigan, *n Liber 04 of mort ­ nects with the evening boat for Milwaukee, and Glenn Holmes and Miss Anna Taber the Hermit, and across a continent FRIDAY A. M. gages on page 60 on the 19th day of February, leaves for theeast on the arrival of the boat in the called, one day last week, at Mr. Taber’s ance in any event. Your ulti­ 1885, on which mortgage there is due at the date of morning. tramped, with great loss and terrible 7:00-12:00. Orthography. Penmanship, Phy­ and Horace Gage's homes. mate liability is limited to a siology, Plane Geometry. this notice the sum of $1,061.90, besides sn attor ­ EAST BOUND. suffering, thousands of persons follow ­ FRIDAY P. M. ney fee of $25 provided by statute ; and no suit or proceeding at law or in equity having been Insti­ 8:26 s. m, train has parlor car to Detroit. Extra KEW. ing an illiterate and hitherto unknown small fixed sum. The reserve 1:00-6:00. Reading. School Law, Theory and tuted to recover any part of the debt secured by charge 26 centa. Pullman parlor car from Detroit Art, U. 8. Hlatory. __ said mortgage. Fow, therefore, by virtue of the to Toledo connecting with sleeDer for the Last and man who had magnetized himself aud funds are left in the hands of New York. From Our Correspondent. Class In Intellectual Arithmatic Thursday power of sale In said mortgage contained and by his followers with the thought-pattern and Reading Friday- statute in such case msde aad provided, notice is 6:23 p. m. train has parlor car to Detroit. Extra Mrs. Schools visited her daughter at the insured. The general hereby given thst on Saturday, the 11th day charge 25 penis, and Pullman sleeper from Detroit Bath. of the Christ tomb free from Moslem average is maintained by the The above order of examination must be or September. 1897, at one o ’clock In theafter ­ to Toronto, Sueoeoslon Bridge, Buffalo, Philadel­ Rev. Morse, of DeWitt, preached at possession. Carthage fell and Rome preserved. ______noon, at the west front door of the Court House phia and New York. for Clinton Connty, Michigan, In the Village of st. 1:57 a. m. train has through day parlor cars and the Rheubottom school house Sunday. became supreme because imagination extension of the business to Certificates of all grades will be granted at Johns, In said County, there will be sold st public sleeper from Windsor to Suspension Bridge, Buffa­ Charles Wilkin spent a few days last the entire state. For rates the examinations of St. Johns in August and vendue to the highest bidder, the land in said lo, New York and Boston. “ranaway with” Cato in picturing the March. Certificates of the second and third mortgage deecrlbed, viz: The southeast quarter 8:25 a. m.atid 12:10 p. m. tralo connects at Du­ week with friends in Burton and Owos ­ destruction of the African metropolis, and other information see grades will be granted at all other examina ­ of the northwest quarter of section numbered rand with C. A G. T. Dlv. for Chicago. so. tions. twentv-flve, In township six, notth of range lour 8:20 a. m. and 5:28 p.m. trains connect at Durand and kept his zeal at white heat till the All examinations will begin at 9 o'clock a. Elmer Chadwick is spending a few m. west, in Michigan, for the purpooe of satisfying with C 8 A M for Saginaw and Bay Cltv and with rival of the Eternal City was demol ­ the amount due on said mortgage —Dated June 17, C A G T Div. for Pt. Huron and cattle f'n-ek. weeks with his grand-parents at Wil Respectfully, 1897. PHILIP KOCH, E. H. HUGHES, A G. P. A., Chicago, III liamston. ished. We have the electric telegraph R. M. WIN8TON. Fkdkwa A Walbbidgk , Mortgagee. BEN FLETCHER, Trav. Pass. Agt., Detroit. M D. L. HUNT, Agent. Commissioner of Schools Attorneys for Mortgagee. THOS. BROMLEY, Agent. St. Johni. Mich. '

1 CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1897, JAPAN NOT TO RECEDE. WILL NOT RESIGN. M II IIP IN uni. Hanj.l. It* Roaalaar Eoropaaa Powsfl Ml MW Ill. Secretary of State Bay* Me Will See th Again*! America's Plan. Hawaiian Mattar Through. The near future is big with, history. Paris, July * 8.—The Figaro publishes Amagansett, L. I., July 28 —Secre He who would keep posted' Japan Said to Be Hatching Bold an article bearing on the relations be­ True Uniformity Plan Is Being tary Sherman was seen Monday ant Schenr.es, tween the United States and Japan. Itt Discussed. positively refused to enter into anj Eagerly peruses the daily newspaper.. importance is heightened by the mani­ conversation regarding the Hawailaz fest indications it bears of being ‘‘in ­ annexation question. "1 shall lay al Every family should take the- SOLDIERS AS EMIGRANTS. spired," for only those in the innei M0N0NGAH MINERS HAVE QUIT matters regarding Japan aside untl Very best in connection with their circles of Japanese affairs could pos ­ my return to business In a few days, ’ Ever needful local paper. The rtftm Hundred Veterans to Be Landed sibly have given the editor of Figaro he said. Reported to Have Joined the Rank* ol "Mr. Sherman, is it true that you ar» News—THE DETROIT EVENING on the Island Bendy te Oppoee An ­ any idea of the object which has the Striker* la a Body —Danville Meo to resign and Whltelaw Reid is to ge' nexation —Battleships Will Alao Be caused the Marquis Ito to come to Is an indefatigable newsgathener. Paris at this particular juncture. Are Uneasy — Aaaantptlon Miner. the appointment?" Bendy to Take Part. Now is the accepted time. The article is as follows: Forced Out. “No, sir; the »tory is without founda ­ "The Marquis Ito has come to Eu­ tion, and if my health holds out I shal Give us your subscription. St. Louis, July 28. —A special to the see the annexation question to a settle­ rope to protest more energetically in Pittsburg, July 28. —The long-looked- Globe Democrat from Los Angeles, ment." the name of his government against for conference of the Pittsburg coal Nothing gained by waiting. The- Oal.. says: what he calls a usurpation big with operators, which the Joint arbitration Henna on Min* Strike. Evening News—10 cents a week. If yom “A letter written by an Intelligent dangers, and he declares to his friends commission fully expects to adopt a Pittsburg, Pa., July 28. —Senatoi Japanese official in Japan to a former Want further information, that Japan, which has had to struggle plan which will settle the big miners' Mark A. Hanna was in Pittsburg for a Japanese officer living in this city con* Seek it of our agent in your own town. against greater difficulties at the time strike, was called for 11 o ’clock this short time Monday. He was returning veys the information that the Japanese of the war with China, will go on to morning in the courthouse, but, owing to his home in Cleveland from Wash­ government will forward to Honolulu the end with United States. We must to the slowness of the operators to ington. Asked about the miners in the latter part of July 1,600 Japanese not, therefore, be surprised if one of gather, it was almoet noon before it strike, he said: "It is a bad thing fot emigrants. These individuals are now | these days we have to announce a was called to order. It is the largest the country and should be settled. 1 EX-SENATOR DOOLITTLE DEAD.. rupture of the relations between these am decidedly in favor of a uniform meeting of the kind ever held in this Suecambed to Bright’s Disease at Kdg* two countries in the case the annexa ­ district. rate being paid by the operators, and tion projects are maintained. In the efforts to settle the strike uni ­ wood. Near Providence. As yet the "true uniformity" plan, Providence, R. L, July 28 —Ex-Unit "This would not, probably, mean a which is being urged by the arbitra­ formity should be the consideration declaration of war, but it would be the ed States Senator Doolittle of Wiscon ­ tion commission, is the only one pre­ pought for. However, I am in favor beginning of hostilities more or less of any plan which will tend to better sin died at 9:30 o ’clock this morning PATENTS sented for action by the conference. iuwesta, and Trade-Mark* obtained and all Pat­ open, the results of which would be at the home of his daughter, at Edge- While the operators generally are the conditions of the miners of the ent business conducted for Modcsatc fees. harmful and which might have in store wood, near this city. Bright’s dlseaat OoeOrrice is O pposite B, 8. Patent Orricr apathetic and have little faith in the country. Their circumstances are such and w* can secure patent in lea* tunc than those; surprises of all kinds, for 30,009 Japa­ was the cause of death. He was 82 successful consummation of the com ­ that they are certainly in need of bet­ remote from Washington. nese, almost all veteran soldiers, are years of age. Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip ­ mission ’s wish, they are ready and anx. ter wages. ” tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of; already living in the Hawaiian islands, Judge Doolittle was one of the foun ­ 'charge. Oar fee not due till patent is secured. lous to discuss and adopt some plan and the natives of the country hardly New York Maccabees Beaten, ders of the Republican party. He rep­ ! A Pamphlet , " How to Obtain Patents," with of arbitration which will bring about co** of Mine to the U. & and foreign countries number as mary. . Port Huron, Mich., July 28. —Tht resented the stae of Wisconsin in tht scot free. Address, “The object of the Marquis Ito ’s peace and put the miners to work. New York state delegates to the su­ United States senate in the days of journey is to point out to Europe the True uniformity ealls for cash pay­ preme tent Knights of the Maccabees Douglas and Trumbull and belonged tc C.A.SNOW&CO. peril of this annexation to which the ments for every 2,000 pounds of coal were beaten on a proposition which the old school of politicians now rapid ­ OP*. PATCNT OrriCC. WASHINGTON. D. C* vigorous Japanese people —which is mined, every two weeks, the abolish­ they made to abolish district camps ly passing away. He was born in still under the spell of its victories — ment of company stores and a uniform and to permit each of the local tents Hampton, Vt., Jan. 3, 1815. In 1851 MARBLE is opposed to the utmpst." screen. to select its own delegates in th^tate he came west and located at Racine. The differential between the thick camps instead of their being chosen by Wis. The following year he ran foi and and thin vein coal and between Ohk PRESIDENT SAMUEL B. DOLE, Boston's Great Mystery. district camps. No one voted for the circuit judge on the Democratic ticket GRANITE and Pennsylvania coal may also come amendment excepting the New York in the garrison at Ncegata. being sol* Boston, July 28. —It seems as if every and was elected. Four years later he hour brought forth new developments up for consideration. The operators In men. The supreme hive Ladies of the resigned and resumed his practice. He diers in the Japanese service, and will the thin veil coal say the 14 cents dif ­ Maccabees rerated their assessment go on shore in Honolulu as simple citi­ concerning the death of Alice Barrett was opposed to slavery. Following the of Waltham last Saturday afternoon. ference In favor of thick vein coal k standards. After January next eight- repeal of the Missouri compromise an ­ zens, but drilled and ready for mili­ too much, and some go so far as to sa> year-old members will pay seven as­ She was found dead in the office of ti-slavery Democrats were driven out ot tary duty at once. it should be cut one-half. This cut sessments annually instead of six and Codman & Codman, in which she had the Democratic party and the judge "The steamers which are to convey if attempted, will be fought by tht no per capita tax. been employed as a bookkeeper. The went with them and became one of the Cemetery Work of any description m these men have been chartered by the thick vein operators, and may be tht Low in Price as any place in Mlojfc building had been struck and set on organizers of the Republican party. Japanese government, and carry in ad ­ fire by lightning, and it was at first first rock on which the conference will Glacos* Companies Unite. inn. I have a Fine Display of HBW dition to the 1,500 passengers, arms, split, as all the other points mention ­ New York, July 28.— The long-antici ­ He was elected to the United States DESIGNS in Scotch, Rwedlak ami supposed the bolt had killed her, but senate as a Republican in 1857. In American Granites. ammunition, and military stores of afterward it was discovered that she ed have been granted as proper in pated combination of the half-dozen sufficient quantity to make it interest ­ had been shot through the heart. A re­ former conferences and conventions. glucose companies in the United States 1863 he was returned to the senate, but After getting prices elsewhere call an# ing for any party trying to prevent is understood to have been consum ­ two years later a radical change In the examine. You will decide to volver was found on the floor. It was There are 106 railroad mines in tht buy of me. their landing. In addition three large ascertained Monday that the cash-book Pittsburg district, and these are oper ­ mated. The combination was effected Republican party caused him to leave men-of-war are already prepared to of the firm, which Miss Barrett had ated by eighty-nine firms. Thirteen ol through the foundation of one large it. During the year 1866 the Wisconsin leave Yokohama, to arrive at Hono ­ kept for two years, had been burned. these are said to mine and control al­ company, which will be chartered un ­ legislature asked Judge Doolittle to re­ F. F. MURDOCK lulu at about the same time as the The police, who have been hard at most 90 per cent of the coal mined In der the laws of New Jersey with a cap­ sign on that account. He refused. The Opposite Post Office. St. Johns, Mlefc landing of the so-called emigrants will work on the case since it assumed such the district. The ambition of the arbi­ ital of $40,000,000. The underwriters ’ Democrats nominated the judge for ■ ■ - take place. a serious phase, are almost satisfied trators and W. P. de Armlt, the fathei subscription for about $14,000,000 of governor in 1871, but he was defeated. "It is declared that the admiral in that Miss Barrett burned the book be­ of the uniformity agreement, is to havt the capital stock was oversubscribed by Since that time he had remained In the LIVERY fore her death. less than twenty banking firms, and Democratic party. Once afterward, In charge of the British fleet there will 95 per cent of the eighty-nine opera ­ -AND- find it convenient to order some of tors agree to adopt a system or stand ­ the stock (when issued) is quoted at a 1886, he was a candidate for congress, Gov, Mount to the Rescue. premium of about 25 per cent. his ships to cruise in the vicinity of the ard of doing business. but was again defeated. Indianapolis, Ind., July 28.— The Hawaiian islands about that time, and commissioner appointed by the gov ­ Will Not Enforce Allen Law. the game of bluff to be played by the Forced Them to y*lt Work. Rich qnsrtt Discoveries. ernor to investigate the condition of Ottawa, Ont., July 28.— The cabinet Japanese will be backed by British Moweaqua, Ill., July 28. —Last night San Francisco, July 28. —The latest the Indiana miners submitted their re­ has decided not to attempt to enforce rumor from Alaska is of the discovery blue jackets if necessary. port Monday, showing a great deal of a large body of Pana and Moweaqua the alien law in the Klondike district. "The correspondent, who has been miners, headed by a drum-and-flre of wonderfully rich quartz in large destitution throughout the mining dis ­ Eighty additional mounted police will quantities on the Stewart river. Par­ educated in the Unitea Coatee, used the corps, marched on the Assumption be sent on, however, to maintain law tricts and demonstrating the necessity ticulars are vague ang beyond the fact expression, no doubt, acquired when shaft and forced the men who were and order, and the United States au­ of public help. The governor acted that the ledge is a large one and that here: ‘We will get there, and don ’t you loading coal for the local trade ahd thorities at Washington will be asked promptly upon the report by calling a the rock assays $300 nothing can be forget it,’ and remarked further: ’I can thrashers to cease work. The farmers to give the right of way through dis ­ meeting of the state officers with the learned. This, if true, will mean much not write this in my own language, presidents of the Commercial club and are very bitter in their denunciation puted territory. Two customs officers Boarding Stable but you understand English predic ­ of the miners, inasmuch as they have will be sent to Lake Tagish, on the for the Klondyke district. The Stewart board of trade at his office. At this river runs into the Yukon not far from tions conveyed in a previous letter meeting the state officers started a re­ contributed to their cause very liber­ British frontier, to collect customs FINE TURNOUTS OF ALL KINDS from this official were verified. ’" ally. duties. Dawson, and it is reasonable to sup­ lief fund with liberal subscriptions pose that the placer gold now being Ipeclal attention given te Boarding Horsearim headed by the governor, and a public class outfits furnished for Commercial Men, Miner* Here Gone Out. Kx-Ja66 x8' rallies of Methodists in the country, the agents for the shut-down. About first national encampment of the Grand Inch Meat Redace the Oatpot. Wheel*. opened on the camp meeting grounds 2,600 operatives will be affected. Blddeford, Me., July 28.— The New Army of the Republic will be held In Claim Wetborn I* Ineane. Kay be rttd ’ today and will continue for two weeks. this city during the fourth week of San Franclrco, July 28. —Friends of York cotton mills will be shut down fren tbs The session will be notable by reason Freight Train* Abandoned. Saturday for five weeks, the reason August, 1897. The naval parade will Falrbury, Ill., July 28. —The coal ex-Collector of Internal Revenue Wei- take place on Tuesday, August 24; tho of the participation of many prominent born declare that he is Insane, and in ­ assigned being the necessity of reduc ­ Americans, including General Gordon, famine is becoming serious in this ing the ontput. The mills employ 1,- Grand Army parade on Wednesday, section. The Wabash railroad has cut tend to have the question of his sanity August 26, and the encampment will the ex-confederate orator; Rev. Dr. De­ Inquired into by the lunacy commis ­ 500 operatives. witt Talmage, Amos P. Wilder, W. H. down local freights out of Forrest to hold its first session on Thursday, Au­ sion. Weihorn's bail at the present Crawford, the historian and Dr. Carlos three trains each way a week. Owing Earth la a Tremble. gust 86 . to the scarcity of coal they are sav­ time is $10,000 on two charges of em­ San Francisco, Cal., July 28. —A Martyn, the poet. Joliet Block Barns. WV/fi/, one ounce. ing it for their passenger service. bezzlement. allgbt earthquake shock was felt here Guar auieed art urate. Joliet, Ill., Jiffy 28. —Fire entirely Philadelphia Murderer Hanged. at 5:20 p. m. Monday. No damage Philadelphia, July 28. —Pasquelle Da- ■hot HI* Sweetheart and Himself. ruined the River block, one of the Endorsed by the Pope Mo Hop* for Mr*. May brick. was done. The vibration was nnno- Mfg. Co. daria was hanged in the county prison Washington, July 28. —The British Ann Arbor, Mich., July 28. —Nathan largest office and store buildings in the tieed by many people. I.»* er 10.000 Mile*. this morning for the murder of Modes- government has again declined to in­ James, a farm hand, today shot and city, at 3 o ’clock this morning. The fatally wounded Martha Miner, a do ­ Mehri, Prim $3 ; OoU-FlaUd tad eagravtd, IS. tino Moffo. The victim of the murder terfere in the execution of the sentence Leaeee OSA.OOO to a University. blaze Is supposed to have started from Fortale by all Dealert. Deeefitr. Booklet free. was a 3-year-old child. The crime was of Mrs. Florence Baybrick, on the mestic, and then killed himself. A Gahkosh, WIs., July 28. —|Tbe wlU of spontaneous combustion. The entire VEEDER MFG. CO, Hartford, Coon. I one of the .most brutal in the police ground that there is no reason for a lover's quarrel is supposed to have be«n Robert McMillan, the lumber king, be­ loss on building and contents la $35,- StUTtlUt eat tew te mads Inasdlstil/. records of Philadelphia. change of judgment in the matter. the cause. queaths $25,000 to Lawreace university. 000, and much of the loss is not cov ­ f ered by insurance. CLINTON INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY, JULY 29. 1897

didn ’t like the turn the conversation Colon,on on tko Cot. WOMEN! DON’T WAIT. was taking; “and she has many true MIRACULOUS MUD. Mr. R. Lindsay Coleman. ex president of tho National Cycls Hoard of Irade, aai friends. ” president of the W esters W heel VI ora*, lu Xf You Have Any of These Symp­ “Yourself among the number, I am POUND AT THE INDIANA MIN­ apeak log on the cut in bicycles, says: toms Aot at Once. sure!” said Caussldiere quickly. “This cut in the price of $100 wheel* use ERAL SPRINGS. IND. occasioned no surprise. We expressed the “You are right there, at any rate/' re­ opinion five years ago that other makers Do you know the reason why yon will turned Sutherland; and he added cold ­ would fully realise their error in endeav­ Can* Rhrnmatl.m, Kidney, Bladder, oring to maintain n fictitious value on go to the hospital, my poor friend? ly, “I’ll wish you good-night. ” Because you have allowed yourself Blood, Skin nod Nervous Diseases— their product, and that the prices we bad He stood before the gate of his fath­ fixed on Crescents would become the ■ to go from bad to worse. You did not er's cottage and held out his hand; the Big Hotel Hot Been Kreeted standard price for other high grade wheels. 1 know that that heat, swelling and ten ­ Frenchman, however, did not attempt end Peeple Are Joaraeylag “One of the secrets of the success of the Western Wheel Works Is, that we not derness in you? left side were all sign* to take It, but kept hia own hands In There from AU Over the only guarantee our wheels, but weguaran- , •f congestion of the ovary. his coat pockets as he returned a polite Coaatry to Bathe tae our prices as well, end the purchaser Any intelligent woman could have ‘Good-night. ” of a Crescent in Kebrvary has ths satlssao- la the Mad. tion of knowing that his neighbor who j told you that congestion it fatal to the INTERNATIONAL PRESS ASSOCIATION. purchased a Crescent in July paid the Uterine CHAPTER IX.—(CoJTflMCED*) ting pleasantly together, when Solo ­ sdme price as he did. system, CHAPTER XI. A deposit of most remarkable mud. “I do not anticipate that a still further .She ceased her tirade, and stood gaz ­ mon Mucklebackit, who had been up to HE next day was discovered In Indiana, has of recent reduction in the price of bicycles will be and that years been attracting wide-spread At­ an ovary | ing keenly at Marjorie, who sat still, the village on some household errand, Sunday, the solemn, made this year.” tention. It Is located at the Indiana congest ­ listening In wonder. Despite her sharp quietly entered. not to say sancti­ tone and brusque manner, there waB “Johnnie Sutherland ’s at the door. Mineral Springs, Warren county, and A great deal of repentance reaches a man ed leadsl monious Sabbath has been formed by the action of the about the time he discovers that people to tumor I •A tenderness in her tone that could not Will you see him?” day of that people water from the famous Magno-Llthla whom be had Injured are In a condition to be mistaken. Then, all at once, with retaliate. forma ­ Marjorie started, for she had an in ­ which, above all springs. Through countless ages the the abruptness peculiar to her, she stinctive dread of a meeting between People who want to keep out of trouble tion, and others, revorencoa foliage of magnificent oaks on the hill­ generally wait until called on before offer ­ •changed her tone again, and broke Into the two young men; but the minister side has annually fallen into a basin, that the great work of ing either help or advice. A low, chuckling >laugh. at once replied: and has been reduced by nature Into you creation. “And now il hae preach’d my ser­ “Show him in, Solomon; ” and ns the a pure black earth unmlxed with roots, Careful parents who are planning to send were mon, ’' she said, with her grim smile, In the brightest stones or sand. The water from the their daughters to the city f >r study, wish in awful 1 sexton disappeared, he said to his guest, place in the church, big spring for thousands of years has them to be placed In s"rr>undln«. as nearly "“hae you had breakfast? 'Will you tak’ “A young friend of ours, and a school ­ Ilka home as post bis. lu ital* respect the New danger, with her suroole been soaking this deposit and saturat­ England Conserve ory of Music Boston. Mass , some tea?” fellow of my foster-daughter. ” you will have round her, sat Marjorie Annan; and ing it with mineral aalts, until now with Its adnrrablv equipped Home Depart­ But Marjorie had breakfasted before The next moment Sutherland ap­ there is a layer of medicated mud ment. meets a widely felt need and offers an to undergo the operation of ovariotomy, three pairs of eyes at least wore con ­ absolutely safe and delightful home life for starting, and wanted nothing. peared. A look of surprise passed over abcut two acres in extent and from the cutting out of the ovary. stantly fixed upon her. The firBt pair young women stud) nt- of mu*|c. Add to this “Very well. -.Come and walk in the his face as he saw the stranger, who ten to twenty feet in thickness. the eurrlocium of i-o rs s leaving nothing un ­ Yes, you will recover, at least I hope belonged to young Sutherland, the sec­ done to secure broad und muslcl.nly training, garden. ” rose politely, but. recovering himself, The strange medicinal value of this and It Is easy to a e why p tr> nts prefer this you will; but you will never be quite ond to the French visitor, the third lo peculiar, black, porous substance was She led the way from the room, and he shook the minister warmly by the school to any other, and particularly to tho«e the same woman again. Congestion of the eccentric mistress of Hetherington accidentally discovered by an old sol ­ which make no provta.on for pleasant and shel­ Marjorie quietly followed. hand. tered dormitory Ufa. the ovaries is fatal to health. If you Castle. dier, Sam 8tory, who had brought Passing out by the rear of the house “Welcome, Johnnie, ” sabl Mr. Lor ­ have any such symptoms be advised Of these three individuals Caussldiere rheumatism home from the war and cross a lonely court yard, they reached raine. “Take a Beat. Do you know suffered with it for years. He was at­ Goldfish have become common in Niagara in time ; take a medicine of specific was the most ill at ease. The sermon rives from those planted in Forest Lawn powers! You can find none better a door in the thigh wall, and entered Monsieur Caussldiere? Then let me tempting to dig a drainage ditch cemetery. bored him, and he yawned again and the garden —a wilderness of fruit trees, introduce you. ” through the mud deposit, and after in­ than Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable again, finally going to sleep. dulging in this useless experiment for Compound, prepared especially to meet shrubs, and currant bushes, sadly in Sutherland nodded to the French­ Hall’s Catarrh Cure He was awakened by a lou-1 noise a veek or more, gave up the idea, but the needs of woman ’s sexual system. need of the gardener ’s hand. Tangled man, who bowed courteously. Their and looking round him, he saw the meanwhile had been cured of his rheu­ Is a constitutional cure. Price, 75c. You can get it at any good druggist ’s. creepers and weeds grew over the eyes met, and then both looked at Mar­ congregation moving toward the door, matism. Following we publish a letter from grassy paths. .Here and there were jorie. The fame of the mud began to spread Never make an agreement in which any­ and Solomon Mucklebackit, from the a woman in Milwaukee, which relates seats, and in one corner was an arbor “Monsieur Caussldiere is my French and afflicted congregated at the Springs thing Is left to the imagination. precentor ’s desk, glaring down at him how she was cured of ovarian trouble : almost buried in umbrage. It was a teacher,” she said smiling. from everywhere. The method of us­ in indignation. He rose languidly, and Educate Your Ilowelt With Cascarets. “ Dear Mrs. Pinkham:—I suffered with desolate, neglected place, but the sun Sutherland looked somewhat puzzled, ing the mud was at first very primi­ joined the stream of people issuing tive, the patient merely sitting down Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. congestion of the ovaries and inflamma­ was shining, and the air was bright and sat down in silence. After an awk­ 10c* IfC.CC.'If fail,...... druggists refund money. from the church. In the deposit where nature had laid tion of the womb. I had been troubled and warm. ward pause, the minister began ques­ Out in the churchyard the sun was !L But since then improvements have with suppressed and painful menstrua ­ Miss Hetherington took her compan ­ tioning him on his London experi­ been made, a beautiful hotel erected, Paper belting for machinery Is being shining golden on the graves. At the made and used in Germany. tion from a girl. The doctors told me ion ’s arm and walked slowly from path ences; he replied almost in monosyl ­ and the mud bath developed into a gate several vehicles were waiting, in­ luxurious experience. The accompany ­ the ovaries would have to be removed. to path. lables, and was altogether so bashful Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Nyrup I took treatment two years to escape cluding the brougham from Hethering­ ing cut shows how it's done. For child ran t**thlnK.»ofU>n» thy mini*.reduce* Inflam. “The garden ’s like Its mistress,” she and constrained that Marjorie could nation,allay* pain, cure* wind colic. U cents a bottle. an operation, but still remained in mis­ said presently, “lonesome and neglectit. not avoid drawing an unfavorable com ­ ton Castle. As Caussldiere moved down the path, erable health in both body and mind, ex­ Since Wattle Henderson died, I hae parison in her own mind between him PhiladelphiaIs to buy Prof. Cope's collec ­ be saw before him a small group of per­ pecting to part with my reason each never employed a regular gardener. and the fluent Frenchman. tion of fossils for $&),0jo . sons conversing —the blind weaver and coming month. After using one bottle But it’s bonny in summer time, for a’ “An artist, monsieur? ” said the lat­ his wife, John Sutherland, Marjorie, Plso's Cure for Consumption has saved me of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com ­ that, and I like it. wild as it is. I ter, presently, having gathered the fact large doctor bills.—C. L. Baker, 4228 Regent and the lady of the Caatle. He passed pound and a package of Sanative Wash should like weel to be buried here, from some of Mr. Lorraine ’s questions. Sq., Philadelphia, Pa.. Dec. 8, 'K>. by them with lifted hat, and moved on I was very much relieved. I continued right in the heart o ’ the auld place!” “I used to paint, when I was a boy, to the gate, where he waited. Fortunately for men, few women care to to use your remedies until cured. The She entered the neglected arbor and but, finding I could not excel, I aband ­ manage them. “Who’s yon? ” asked Miss Ilether- last nine months have been passed in sat down wearily. Marjorie stood lock ­ oned the attempt. To succeed In your perfect good health. This, I know, I owe ington, following him with her dark Hegemaa's Csmpher lee with Ulycerlne. ing at her in timid sympathy, while profession is the labor of a life, and, Care* Chapped Hand* and Kace, Tender or Sore Feet. entirely to the Vegetable Compound. she pursued the dreary current of her alas! so many fail.” eyes. Chilblain*. File*. Ac. C. O. Clark Co.. New Haven. CL My gratitude is great, indeed, to the “That is Monsieur Caussldiere, ” an ­ thought. “That’s true enough, ’’ returned Suth­ ^Md;oo one to whom so many women owe their swered Marjorie, “my French teacher.’’ Water pipes of paper are a success in "Folk say I’m mean, and maybe I erland, “and when I see the great pic­ health and happiness.”—Mbs. F. M. “Humph!” said the lady. “Como awa’ After all, Nature is the greatest of England. am; but it’s no that! I'm the last o ’ tures, I despair. ” Knapp , 563 Wentworth Ave,, Milwau­ and introduce me.’’ all chemists, and seems here to have the Hetheringtons, and it’s right and “He paints beautifully, monsieur, ” Qeorgiax Bat Limb—America'* llnnt outing 1 week kee. Wis. She walked slowly down the path, prepared in a gigantic receptacle an WI7. For folder* StcTenaon'* dock, foot Kand< lph St . fitting that the place should waste awa’ cried Marjorie, eager to praise her enormous mass of medicine for poultic ­ or 1M Woodward Are., Detroit, or any O. T. Ry. agent. while Marjorie followed in astonish­ like mysel’. But I mind the time weel friend. “Does he not, Mr. Lorraine? ” ing sore humanity. When all else had W. N. U.~DETROIT— NO.31—-'07 ment, and coming right up to the Getting the big head shrinks the heart —it’s no sae lang syne—when it was The minister nodded benignly. failed, Nature’s treatment, the Magno- Frenchman, she looked him deliberate ­ Mud cure, as it is now oiled, has In There Is a bill-posting machine. When Amwerlnf Advertisements Flense gladsome and merry. Everything was “Ah, indeed, ” said Caussldiere, with Paper d3ors are In demand. Mention This Paper. ly over from head to foot. Not at all hundreds of cases brought back health in grand order then, and my father a slight yawn. “The landscape, mon ­ disconcerted, he took off his hat again, and happiness. kept open house to the gentry. Now a’s sieur, or the human figure? ” and bowed politely. changed! Whiles I wonder what will “I have tried both,” replied Suther­ “Monsieur Caussldiere, ” said Mar­ An awful homely man at er socher- become o ’ the auld house when I’m land. “I think I like figure painting AN OPEN LETTER jorie, “this is Miss Hetherington, of the able, whar kissin ’ games are played, ta'en. Strangers will come, maybe, and best.” looks as lonesome as er straw hat in To MOTHERS. turn it upside doon. What would you “Then you shall not go far to find a Castle.” de snow storm. Caussldiere liowed at tin with great WE AM ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE dae, Marjorie Annan, if you were a rich subject,” exclaimed Caussldiere, wav­ respect. EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD “ CASTORIA ’’ AND leddy and mistress o ’ a place like ing his hand toward Marjorie. “Ah, if Shake Into Your Shoes “PITCHER’S CASTORIA,” AS OUR TRADE’MARK. “I am charmed to make raademe ’s Allen ’s Foot-Ease, a powder for thu this?” I wore an artist, I would like to paint /, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Byannis, Massachusetts, The question came so abruptly at the mademoiselle. I have seen such a face, acquaintance. ” feet. It cures painful, swollen, smart­ To his astonishment. Miss Hethering­ ing feet and instantly takes the sting end of the long string of lamentations, such eyes, and hair, in some of the Ma­ was the originator of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same ton addressed him in his own tongue, out of corns and bunions. It is the that Marjorie scarcely knew what to donnas of the great Raphael.’’ which she spoke fluently, though with greatest comfort discovery of the age. that has borne and does now STY //fT/t on every reply. She smiled awkwardly, and re­ Marjorie cast down her eyes, then an unmistakable Scottish inflection. Allen ’s Foot-Ease makes tight-fitting bear the facsimile signature of wrapper. or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain peated the question. raised them again, laughing. “You speak English well, monsieur, ” “What would I do, Miss Hethering­ He has painted me, and more than cure for sweating, callous and hot, This is the original "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," which has been she said. "Have you been long absent ton? ” once; but I’m thinking he flattered the tired, aching feet. Try it today. 8old used in the homes of the mothers of America for over thirty from your native land? ” by all druggists and shoe stores. By “Ay. Come! ” sitter. Miss Hetherington has one of “Ever since the crime of December,” mail for 25c in stamps. Trial packaare years. LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is “I cannot tell, but I don ’t think I the pictures up at the Castle.” he returned, also In French. “But FREE. Address Allen 8. Olmsted, Le could bear to live here all alone. ” Caussldiere fixed his eyes suspicious ­ the Jpind you have always bought Siy y/Jf '’ , /*" on^6 tuadame is almost a Frenchwoman — Roy, N. Y. “Ay, indeed? Would you sell the ly upon Sutherland. she speaks the language to admiration. and has the signature of wrap­ Castle, and pooch the siller?” “Do you work for pleasure, mon ­ Ah, it is a pleasure to me, an ettile, to Er fox skin is wuff er dollar, but hit “No, Miss Hetherington. I should like sieur, or for profit? Perhaps you are is de hardest way in de wnrld ter earn per. Mo one has authority from me to use my name except hear the beloved tongue of France so to keep what my forebears had owned. ” a man of fortune, and paint for amuse­ er dollar ter git er fox whar j’ou kin The Centaur Company of which Chas. H. Fletcher is perfectly spoken! You know Franca? Tba lady nodded her head approv ­ ment only? ” skin him. You have lived there, madame? ” President. ^ The question tickled the minister, ingly. "I know It, and know little pood of There I* a Claaa of People March 8, 18971 (2^** ”**^ “The lassie has sense after a’!” she who laughed merrily. tt,” cried the lady sharply. “Are you Who are injured by the use of coffee. exclaimed. “Ay ay, Marjorie, you ’re “I am only a poor man,” answered like the rest of your countrymen, light Recently there has been placed in all the Do Not Be Deceived. right! It's something to belang to the Sutherland, “and paint for my bread. ” and treacherous, believing in nothing grocery stores a new preparation called Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute line o ’ the Hetheringtons,and the auld GRAIN-O, made of pure grains, that “It is an honorable occupation, ” said that Is good, spending their lives in which some druggist may offer you (because he makes a few more pennies lairds o ’ the Moss would rise in their takes the place of coffee. The most Caussldiere, emphatically, though not vanity and sensual pleasure?” on it), the ingredients of which even he does not know. graves if they kenned that strangers without the suspicion of a covert sneer. delicate stomach receives it without were dwelling on the land. ” “At one time the artist was neglected (TO BE CONTIXL'BD.) distress, and but few can tell it from coffee. It does not cost over X as “The Kind You Have Always Bought ” and despised; now he is honored for much. Children may drink it with BEARS THE FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE OF CHAPTER X. hnd visit our factories, ewv*ring 17 acres of floorago, and see how take;pot-luck, as the English call -it,; sands of the worst eases of this terrible this evening. ” pretty?” you fully realize the exact value of the a first-class bicycle is mads. Catalogue frea from Columbia dealers; by prize you seek? Prospective Son-in- disease. It only costs 50 cents to try it mail from os for one two-ewut stamp. If Columbia* are not property “Bat It is so late, monsieur; ” -said), Sutherland started at the question, represented in your vicinity, let m know. Law—Well—er—I hadn’t fgnred It Marjorie. “How wifi you get back to, which was made with apparent non ­ played Dumfries?” i chalance, but in reality with eager sus­ quite so close as that, but I guessed and composed music sn d 4id bboth welL “Did you not know?" returned the' picion. He was silent, and the other It at about $600,000.—San Francisco Frenchman, smiling. ”1 am taking a continued: Examiner. Why suffer from indigestion? Bur­ leetie holiday, like yourself! I have* “She it not like one of common birth; dock Blood Bitters cures Dyspepsia engaged a bed at the inn, and shall not she has the grace of a lady. I was Paper UcDinc*. and all disorders of the stomach, liver, and bowels. return till the beginning of the week.” struck with her elegance when she Foreman —Why doesn ’t the editor They entered the manee together, and first came to me for lessons. Poor finish this editorial on “Let America No-To-Bae for Fifty Coats* TEACHERS WANTED! Send for Hat of 4.000 vaeanoios-we have several times se 7 vacancies as -Cauaaidiere joined them at their slm-i child! To have neither father nor Defy the World?" It’s only half done. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure,makes weak two plans give free raglatraUon : one plan GUAXAM- pie evening meal. mother, to be a castaway! It is very Assistant—Oh, he got scared a while Ben strong, blood pure. 60c. R. All druggists. coniaiato* plan* and ' Jore story of Ooii*«. When tea was over they sat round sad.” ago and ran out at the back door, and ; teaehera A man's lock Is generally about as It looks 1 BUREAU, -tha hearth. The minister lit his pipe “She is happy and .well-cared for," hasn't been back alnoe. A mad sub­ to him. M.ut his guest-a cigar. They were-chat-t sturdily answered Sutherland, who scriber came in.

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they need uu organizer or leader who is Take a Lake Tour to the laland of Cool liunklen'i Arnica mbits. always willing to give his time and en­ Brreiea. The Best Stive in tne world for Oats The Independent. ergy for thegood of the community. — Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Uheum, Fever Such a man, above all, is our honorable Go to Mackinac Island. Mich., via the Coast Line. The Detroit and Cleveland Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblanes, fellow-citizen. Fred Meir. who, time and Corns and all Skin Eruptions, aud posi ­ QEORGK 8. COHBIT, Proprietor again, lias sacrificed himself for the good new steel passenger steamers leave To ­ FRANK E. DtWITT, I ledo, Mondays and Saturdays, 10:30 a. tively cures Piles, or no pay required. ♦ Lessees of our little town. Fleet him fire mar Is gnranteed to give perfect satisfaction O. CLAIR 8TOCK, » shal, and follow him implicitly. m., and Tuesdays and Thursdays. 4:30 p. m. From Detroit. Mondays and Sat­ or money refunded. Price 25 cents per -THE— urdays, 11:00 p. m., Wednesdays and box. For sale by Fildew A Millman, at MAPLE RAPID*. Fridays, 9:30 a. m. Send 2 ceuts for il­ 8t Johns andFowlAr. lustrated pamphlet. Address From Our Correspondent. 153 A. A. Schantz , G. P. A., i 7 JEWELED. Clinton Go. “ Verne Payne is at home. Detroit, Mich Mrs. Geo. Fox is quite sick. ST. JOHNS. MICH. Charlie Tyler has returned from his Old People. visit in New York. Miss Carrie Carter, of Belding, is Old people who require medicine to regulate the bowels snd kidneys will find Pays 4 Per Cent. Interest on Beposlts. visiting friends here. Miss Effie Weatherwax is the guesbof the true remedy in Electric Bitters. This her cousin. Helen Bullis. medicine does not stimulate and contains no whiskey nor other intoxicant, but acts LOGINS’ Loans Money on Approved Bonds and Mrs. Winston called on tier many as a tonic and alterative. It acts mildly Beal Estate Security. friends the fore part of the week. on the stomach and bowels, adding Miss Mina Crowner is entertaining strength and giving tone to the organs, JfwOry, her friend Sadie Woodruff, of St. JohDS. orricEas: thereby aiding Nature In tbe performance iN/ERWARE& c, Date Avery ahd wife and Sherman of the functions. Electric Bitters is an A. J. Baldwin , Praa. P. E. Walswobth , Tree, excellent appetizer and aids digestion. 3. Pen will. Vc-Pree. R.C. Dsxtbe Asst.Tres Canfield and wife, have returned from the west. Old People find it just exactly what they IT PAYS TO TRADE AT Mrs. F. Ferrv spent last week with need. Price fifty cents snd $1.00 per THE LOCAL MARK ET8. her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Roberts, at bottle at Fildew & Millman’s Drug Store, Middleton. SL Johns and Fowler. 5 ALLISON’S 8t. Johns . July 19 1897 About thirty-five of Maple Rapids' Thefollowing are tbe prices paid in <-aab for young people spent Tuesday and Wed ­ produce in this market: nesday of last week at Crystal. Wheat, white. No. 1, 69. Mr. and Mrs. Schneider, of near “ red, No. 2. 69. A Matter Wheat, red. No 3, 63. Ilubbardston, have come to live with We Oars. are I*ai9. their daughter, Mrs. Amelia Chick. Hay, timothy, new $6.00, old $8.00. . Hay, mixed, new $5.00 Verne Hubbard has returned from Beans. ,3.y® 45. Ohio, where he has been attending Rye, rasiao. school, and is now at work for Otto Bul­ Potatoes old. 20. new, 75. Of Clothes. lis. Going to Butter .070.08 Cut Eggs, .07®. 08. Tafiow, .02. Corn, ear. .10. Lard. .06. From Our Correspondent. ODD LINES TO CLOSE OUT Hides .07. pelts, jsaer* Jacob Morris, of Mulliken, was In BEFORE OUR NEW GOODS COME. There is a saying that “the coat 4 Deef, live S.00Q8.M town Saturday. Beef, dressed. 3.uo@6 50. doesn ’t make the man.” It does go a ^ Pork, live, 3.9#fc&2\ Edwin Maun Sundayed with friends Pork, dressed, 4.12!* Veil Calf. live. 4 50