The Clinton Independent.

VOL XXXI—NO. 6. ST. JOHNS, MICH., THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19, 1896. WHOLE NO.—1570

Brevities. HIGHLY CO M1* LI M ENT ARY. Brevities. —Don ’t miss the Carnival of Nations —As we go so press wheat is teeter­ SGRiVEN’S OPERA HOUSE! to be given by St. John ’s Guild in De­ Muster Seymour Price, Oar Sweet Singer, A HORRIBLE SUB! ing between 80 and ceuts. Wednesday, Nor. 25, 18M, cember. Receive# High Encomiums at Flint. —Relentless death has claimed the —The Colon knitting mill has shut Master Seymour Price, our sweet bay horse in Henry Harris’ dray team. ONE NIGHT”ONLY. Ladies' literary Society Cele­ down until spring. There are 600 singer, assisted in the opening organ A Bath Woman's Painful Method —The union silver nominees for prose ­ brated “Poets ’ Day. ” hands on the pay roll. and song recital at St. Paul’s church of Departing This Life. cuting attorney in Clinton aud Shia —The steamers on the Goodrich East last Friday evening. He also sang in wassee counties, were elected by about A Success Excelling All Prece­ Shore Line will be discontinued today that church Sunday, to the delight of the same pluralities. dent. TWENTY-THREK GUESTS WERE PKES- SET FIRE TO HER CLOTHES AND for the present season. the congregrtion. —The Epworth League will jjive a ENT FROM IONIA. BURNED TO DEATH. —ThO usual Thanksgiving service The Flint papers in referring to the Thanksgiving Dinner in the dining 99999 will be held in St. John's church at 10:30, musical event, refers to Mr. Price in parlors of the M. E. church from 12 to 3 Henderson’s" ! Presenting John J. McNally's A Bounteous Luncheon and Interesting the regular morning hour. the following highly complementary Had Been Subject to Flu of Insanity for o ’clock Thanksgiving Day. Farclal Satire. Program at Mrs. Marvin’s. —Half a table spoonful of sugar will terms. The Journal says this about Donut Time Past. —Union Thanksgiving service will be nearly always revive a dying fire, aud him : held in the Congregational church next it is always a safe thing to use for this “The unusual large aud cultured week Thursday morning; sermon by One of the most enjoyable social events purpose. audience was present and was not disap­ BATn. Nov. 12—On Tuesday, Novem ­ Rev. Blanchard of the first Baptist —As may be seen by reference to the pointed in the musical treat they had church. of tbe season took place at the home of anticipated. The conceit was under ber 10, Mrs. Harriet Stebbins commit ­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F. Marvin, last even­ Company ’s time card in another col ­ the direction of choirmaster John Corn ­ ted suicide at her home in this village, —On another page we publish the of ­ ing, when the Ladies’ Literary Club of umn, there has been a slight change in wall and was in every way worthy of in a most horrible manner. 8 ince ficial canvass of the votes cast in this Rewritten and Better Than Ever. the running of trains on this road. the well known reputation of that gen- county at the recent general election, St. Johns celebrated “l’oetB ’ Day. ” Tbe the death of her mother, about five A Matchless Cast of Principals! Ionia Literary Club were invited to at­ —There will be work in St. Johns tlem as a musical director. Mr. Corn ­ showing the plurality of each successful wall's efforts were ably seconded by St. years ago, Mrs. Stebbins has suffered Superb Stage Settings! tend and accepted the invitation so cor ­ Council on Tuesday evening, November candidate. Paul's vested choir, by Miss Mabel from insanity at times. Shortly after Brilliant Costumes! dially given, about 23 being in attend­ 24, in the Royal Select and Superexcel- Sturt, organist; by Miss Clara Cornwall, —The principal portion of the present midnight, on the day of the tragedy, she Sparkling Music! ance. They were entertained at the leut Masters. A. W. Durkee, T. 1. M. Miss Brown, and by Master Seymour arose, entered the parlor, locked the November weather, up to last night, —The North Lansing Record says Price, the boy soprano. The marked New Specialties! homes of the members of the club for feature of the evening ’s entertainment door and then set fire to her clothes. was the warmest of any since 1879. The dinner, and then assembled at Mrs. that Geo. W. Whitcomb, of that city, was the sweet singing of Master Sey ­ The smoke passed through the chimney mercury hung around the 70 mark a Marvin’s, where the program, which formerly of St. Johns, expects to go to mour Price, who completely captivated thimble and awoke her brothers, who good share of the time. The Laugh-Maker of the Age! the big audience.” had been previously arranged, was car­ England next month with a shipment came to the rescue immediately. They —J ust as we are going to press this af­ Prices 35 and 60 Cents. of horses. The News says this: ried out. found their sister burned beyond recog ­ ternoon wa learned that Rev. II. A. “Master Seymour Price, of St. Johns, BU8INE88 LOCALS The roll-call was answered by quota ­ —Miles Boardman, who had been con ­ nition. She died on Tuesday at 2 p. m. Rose, of this village, met with a severe ducting a meat market at Shepardsville, a sweet-faced and sweet-voiced lad of tions by each member of the club from thirteen years, was the special attract­ Mrs. Stebbins was born in W^iteOak, accident, tbe particulars of which our Special Sale of various American poets together with a has disposed of his business there aud ion of the evening, and he proved him­ Mich., in June, 1855. She was married informant w’as unable to relate. Trimmed Bats, Children’s Bonnets, short sketch of the author. returned to his home in the east part of self worthy of the good things that had to Mr. Stebbins, at the age of 23. Two —According to the Detroit Journal of Wool Hoods and Tamoshanters, Friday been said of him in advance of his ap ­ and Saturday at Mrs. L. Canfeld ’s. The President, Mrs. Babcock, gave an this village. sons were born to them. Shortly after the 13th instant, the name of Will II. —The newest thing under the sun is pearance. He is possessed of a soprano address of welcome to the guests, and voice of rare sweetness and sings with the birth of their last son, they separ­ Brunson, of this village, is being urged For Sale. the regular program wras taken up, the raising of doves for supplying wed­ fine expression and a refreshing freedom ated, she returning to their home in by his friends for appointment to the The 160 acres of laud known as the which consisted of the following : ding parties. They are to coo softly from tne slightest suspicion of affecta­ Bath. She leaves an aged father, two office of United States district attorney Fisher Farm, situated on Sections 26 amid floral decorations as a symbol of tion or mannerism, lie was heard in and 27, Lebanon, will be sold in 80 acre PROGRAM. sons and three brothers and a sister. for the eastern district of Michigan. the happiness of the bridal pair. four numbers aud in each scored a most lots, if desired. Inquire of Oliver Toan, Instrumental Solo ...... favorable impression. Funeral services at the 1 270 27 little gold rings. Olive...... 296 227 92 and is more familiarly known as “Jep” seventh birthday. They were enter­ —We invite the attention of close cash DIRECTORS: Ovid...... 765 589 05 Thanksgiving Dinner. tained in a very happy manner.. Tbe buyers, who can appreciate the situation O. W. Munger, Geo. F. Marvin, J. W. Fitzgerald, Moore. Riley ...... 418 821 86 J. H. Co.bit, J. H. Fedewa, Geo. W. Em* Well, when “Jep” assumed tbe title invited guests left with their little com ­ Vlct* ...... 267 206 59 Come to the Thanksgiving Dinner when they get full value for spot cash, served by the Epworth League at the ■none, M. V. Brown, P, K. Perrin, of landlord in May last, be subjected panion pretty presents, as reminders of Watertown ...... 859 278 36 to the announcement of Waldron Sc O. S. AUlaon, Q. E. Corbin. the house to a thorough overhauling, this pleasant event in her young life. Westphalia...... 667 606 89 M. E. church from 12 until 2 o ’clock. Mack, of the foot-wear department of Jesse Sullivan. Price of dinner, 25 cents. renovating, painting, papering, etc.,and —That you may be better prepared Total...... 7685 $6,878 96 the Mercantile Co. Mr. Waldron repre­ 4 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Time Depoelta kept right on in well doing, until today with a peaceful mind and a contented SHOT HIMHELF DEAD. MENU. sents on the road one of tbe best manu­ it blossoms as the rose, and everything heart to return thanks for past and pres­ Cream Celery Soup. Raw Oysters. factures of boots and shoes in this fair HEITATE IAVINU8 BAIU in and about it presents an air of perm­ Craxy Deed ofa Would-be Young Owomo Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauoe. land of ours, through which he is en­ OF FOWLER. ent blessings of this life on Thursday of Chicken Pie, Jellle T anence, thrift and re-searching cleanli­ Detective. abled to get on the right side of quality ,1 CAPITAL, $16,000. next week, the daywet apart for general Mashed Potatoes. Celery* Squash. ness ; and as the days come and go, and thanksgiving, let us call your attention Fred Switzer, a weak-minded young Mlnoe Pie. Pumpkin Pie. style and cost. Mr. Harry E. Mack is NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS, $600^0$. as the sun of prosperity is hopefully man of 18, shot himself dead. He had well up in the retail department, and if to the fact that Boucher Sc Petscb are 8uet Pudding. Cheese. FRANK GRULER, President White Breed. Butter. Brown Bread. watched for in the east, “Jep's” smile making some special low prices in their joined an alleged Chicago detective this firm is not in every way fitted to FREDERICK SCHEMER. Vice-President. Cabbage Salad. Ploklen. Radishes. broadens ; his rotunda shows steady de­ line of high grade millinery for this agency and tk to promenading around please you, we do not know what is W. H. 8NELLINQ CMM» Tea. Coffee. lacking. Their constant watchword is: velopment, and the world's people smile Thanksgiving season. An artistically town, till the police warned him they DIRECTORS: would arrest him. Yesterday he put a “ The best goods for tbe least money.” and are glad when they are once within trimmed hat or bonnet at a low price, Card of Thanks. Constantine Feldpausch, Frederick Schemer this homelike public inn. In searching will render both the sermon and tbe revolver against his breast and fired. Consumers, make a note of this, and if W. H. Snelllng, Michael Spltaley, | We wish to express our great appreciation A. K. Dntcher, Frank Gruler. for a traveling man in Ovid you are al­ dinner more enjoyable. Boucher Sc Thrusting the revolver back into his of the many kind acts of neighbors and friends you have not already given them a trial, ConatanUna Oruler. most certain of finding him at the Petsch's is the place, so follow the mul­ pocket, he walked out to the back yard, during our sad bereavement. go and do so, and then tell your neigh ­ “Retan House. ” titude. where he dropped dead. MRS. PARRISH AND FAMILY. bors, for there is joy in well-doing. &T Four per cant. Interest paid on time - riMMj CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1896.

I>., L S ft. Fold Mini Re-organised. V. C. T. U. CONVENTION. UNITED STATES WINS. HOT FIGHTING IN CUBA. %PENINSULA MATTERS The D., L. approaching * Then Shoot* III «nac-lf— Traverse City ized the Grand Rapids, Lansing & De­ present and asinuny more visitors from The terms were cabled to London Raising and Appropriating over a Mil­ close to the enemy. Stroug reinforce ­ ■experience* Heavy Lots by Fire. troit railroad. The Saginaw & West­ every portion of the county. Miss and have been accepted. The Frances E. Willard, national president, lion Dollar* a Year for Mission* treaty covers Venezuela only, ments were embarked to support the ern division of the D., L. & N. system, captain-general in the operations called the meeting to order. She was and does not include a general treaty was also sold to Charles Merriman and aguiust the insurgents. Geu. Weyler Dynamited Hla Enemy'* House. received with a salute of waving hand­ of general arbitration between the Alpheus 11. Hardy, of Boston, for $50,- Noted Methodist* In Convention. arrived at Mariel anil left sliortlv after­ The humble home of Prank Konczal, kerchiefs. It is decided to make March United States and Great Britain, but 000. This includes the branch from The general missionary committee wards, going'in the direction of Ouan- • Polish laborer of Springwclls, a sub­ 20, birthday of General Neal Dow, a opens the way for future negotiations Alma to Howard City. They will con* of the Methodist Episcopal church met ajay, on the military trocha. News urb of Detroit, was almost demolished solidate it with the main road aud im­ prohibition rally day. The report of to that end. by dynamite and three people were in the Central M. E. church at from Mariel of numerous skirmishes in prove the service in every respect. the Treasurer, Helen M. Baker, of Detroit, Mich. The committee is The king of Sweden and Norway, badly injured. It was about 10:45 p. Illinois, showed that the total receipts Oscar II, has been chosen by the treaty that region indicate the activity with composed of the most eminent which military operations are now m. and the occupants of the house THE TWO PENINSULAS. were $27,708 and the expenditures $24,- as the fifth and final arbitrator. The men of that denomination and 17 being pushed. The troops were ex­ were Konczal, his wife and eight chil­ 115, leaving a balance of $3,592. The other four are to be designated two by The Michigan Association of Farm­ of 21 bishops, the leaders of the tended for five miles along the high ­ dren, including a married son, the son ’s report of the corresponding secretary, the lord chief justice of England and ers’ clubs will meet at Lansing, Dec. 7 3,000,000 members, were present, be­ wife, and a young German named Mrs. Catherine Lent Stevenson, of two by the chief justice of the United way. Capt.-Gen. Weyler left Mariel and 8 . sides prominent clergymen and laymen Robert Ewers who was paying atten­ Massachusetts, showed that during the States. Venezuela will not be directly with a column of 6,000 infantry, 400 tion to Josie, the oldest daughter. All Two woodchoppers near Newberry from all parts of the country. Bishops cavalry and sik cannon. year 1,175 new unions had been organ ­ Bowman. Foster, Merrill. Andrews, repVeSented on the comission. had gone to bed except Josie and Ewers found the petrified remains of three ized, the gain in membership being An essential feature of the treaty is A later dispatch from Key West when suddenly there was a tremendous men in the woods. Warren, Foss, Hurst, Ninde, Walden, 6ays: Capt.-Gen. Weyler has at last 15,888. The gain, however, had been Mallalieu, Fitzgerald, McCabe, Cran­ that 50 years ’ actual possession is to explosion, the walls were split open at Fred Smith, aged 19, was fatally shot offset by a corresponding loss. Mary constitute title. With this limitation met the Cubans on the field and has the corner, plastering, flooring and ston, Thoburn, ilartzell, Fowler aud suffered a repulse, according to the ad­ by his brother Torn, aged 17, while F. Lovell, of Pennsylvania, superin­ Newman were present, the absentees os to the settled districts the entire furniture were hurled with terrible they were hunting near Sturgis. tendent of the Department of Mercy, sweep of Venezuelan boundary is vices per steamer Olivette, from force through the rooms on that side being Bishops Taylor, Goodsell and Havana. Weyler, it is said, was at­ Burglars blew open the safe in reported that 10,542 children were en­ Joyce who are -on tours of evangeliza ­ placed in the hands of the court of ar­ of the house, windows were blown out rolled iu the Band of Mercy. bitration. The treaty was concluded tacked while encamped in the Gober- and every piece of furniture, and crock ­ August Kleeinau’s grocery at Bay City, tion in foreign countries, and Bishop nadora hills, in Pinar del Rio province, and were rewarded by finding $520. Vincent who is preparing to go. The in Washington at the British embassy, ery in the house was broken. When NEWS ir-i/13 IN BRIEP. Sir Julian Pugnoefote representing her by the Cubans under Perico Delgado the neighbors who heard the explosion Alberff Clark, of Wyandotte, was in­ bishops have traveled around the and Perico Diaz. The Cubans surprised stantly killed by being shot by Chas. world several times in their work and Brittanic majesty, and Secretary had arrived and a hospital ambulance The power of the Niagara falls haa Olney the United States. the Spanish outposts and for a time was called it was found that Konczal Davis at Flat Rock. Coroner ’s jury now been harnessed to produce the have learned to know all sorts and con ­ great confusion prevailed in Weyler ’s and Ewers were terribly wounded and says it was occidental. power for the electric railway system ditions of the human family, and to camp. Weyler is said to have fallen The Monroe Doctrine on Top. that Josie had a serious cut in the right The Shaw Electric Crane Co., of Mus­ of Buffalo. feel sympathy for the savage and de­ back about eight miles. During the Now that the facts of the Venezuelan «ye. The others of the family were kegon has just completed four large graded races of far-off lands as well as' retreat the Cubans killed 34 Spaniardr Alexander Stephens Clay has been arbitration agreement are known uninjured, their rooms being on the cranes for an immense manufacturing for the poor and ignorant of more civil­ and wounded 60 others. nominated by the Democratic legisla ­ fuller information is obtainable as to side of the house opposite the explosion. plant at Mariopol, Russia. ized nations. A report has been sent out from tors of Georgia to succeed John B. The business of the committee is the form the compact has taken. At the hospital it was found that Kone- The state flsh commission has bought Gordon in the U. S. senate. Havana which says that the Spaniards sal had ut least 25 wounds, covering stupendous, including the disburse­ There ure two distinct papers in the defeated the insurgents and captured five acres on Mill Creek, near Grand The Alabama Democratic legislative ment of a good sized fortune to the transaction. The first and by far the his body from head to foot, caused by Rapids, for a black bass hatchery. It their position. Another dispatch from splinters, gravel, etc., a.id one very caucus on the first ballot nominated various branches of mission work and most important one is in the nature of Key West, however, corroborates the will be the only one of the kind in the Gen. G. W. Pettus for U. S. senator to the laying of plans for raising another a solemn agreement between the serious, where a large splinter had en­ country. report that Weyler was driven eight tered the back near the kidneys. succeed the veteran Senator Pugh. fortune to be put out the next year. United States and Great Britain on the miles. Maeeo hod been informed of Ewers’ eyes hud been terribly burned Gov. Rich has appointed Edward W. Robert Raison, a gardener, living The report of the treasurer showed the terms by which the boundary question the proposed attack and made prepa ­ and a splinter striking his head had Lowe, of Grand Rapids, member of alone near Columbus, O., was tortured cash receipts to be $1,221,258.18, a gain will be settled and the fofin of the rations to give the enemy a warm re­ caused concussion of the brain. His the Mackinac Island state park com ­ with fire, knife, rope and revolver by over last year of $46,703.80. Of this court of arbitration. Then, because ception. Sharp fighting ensued for eyesight is undoubtedly destroyed and mission to succeed Thomas W. Ferry robbers, who got $23, all he hod. He total $78,098 was a special contribution the subject matter of the boundary lies several hours, which ended in the re­ he may die. Josie will lose the sight deceased. is in a serious condition. toward the debt of the society. The between Great Britain and Venezuela, treat of the Spaniards. Maceo ’s 500 of one eye. 0 The football teams of the University An explosion of naptha in a retort expenditures were $1,170,117 16, leav­ a second paper is made necessary. This sharpshooters were placed in advanta­ will lie in the form of a treaty, the con ­ The only stable theory as to the of Michigan and the University of Min­ used in connection with a water gas ing a balance of $51,141.02. This bal­ geous positions and did deadly execu­ cansc of the explosion is that Stephen nesota fought a hard battle at Minne­ plant at the straw factory of Wm. ance applied to the indebtedness leaves tracting parties being Great Britain tion. Early in the fight they singled and Venezuela. Each instrument will Regulski, a Polish laborer, had a apolis for the championship of the Knowlton & Sou in West Upton, Mass., a total of $187,914.34, which the mis­ out Gens. Melguez and Eehague and relate to the other, and be a part of a grudge against both Kuoczal and west. Michigan won by a score of killed the superintendent and two sion . committee owes its creditors. shot them down. The report further common understanding oil the entire Ewers and had often made threats of 6 to 4. employes. After lengthy discussion which showed says that Gen. Weyler himself was that the men of God were good finan­ subject. In this way Venezuela re­ killing them. He is known as an ugly The Cleveland Cliffs Co., at Glad­ Nels Sundean met death in the Stur­ shot in the leg! Havana is in a. whirl fellow and is feared by his neighbors. stone, has made sales of pig iron since ciers is was voted to place the appro ­ tains her attitude as a contracting of excitement. geon River lumber mill at Chassell by priations for next year at $1,121,000. party to the final treaty. The fact of He was arrested about three hours election sufficient to warrant tunning falling upon a log carriage and was Wlmt Is Unci* Sam Up To? after the explosion, at his home where its furnace to its full capacity. For Platform meetings for the general the United States being made a princi­ A special dispatch from Washington carried to a circular saw. His body public were held each evening and the pal in the arbitration, while Venezuela he was found in bed with his clothes on. some time it has been turning out only wps cut entirely in two before the log says: “The war department has called about 100 tons daily. bishops were distributed among the is not represented in the commission, on the leading trunk line roads run­ carriage could be stopped. does not establish the policy of a pro ­ Farmer Shot HI* Wife anil Himself. Col. A. T. Bliss, of Saginaw, says the different churches on the Sunday of ning to Key West, New Orleans and .' Samuel J. Welch, a well-to-do and The Hollidaysburg, Pa., iron and the convention week. tectorate by this country over the the other gulf ports for an immediate demand for lumber is increasing, and nail works, the Eleanor iron works, smaller republics of this hemisphere respected farmer living about three' sellers are able to make better terms statement of their capacity to move the Portage iron works and the A1 Uncle Sum Made the Turks Dark Down. The first contention of Great Britain northwest of Unionville, shot his wife than they could a month ago. Shingles troops, supplier and heavy war mate­ toon a Iron Co., the four leading iron The British steamer Boyne, from was that if the Monroe doctrine was and himself. have advanced 30 cents per 1,000 and rial. Tim information demanded is plants of Blair county. Pa., have re­ Mediterranean ports arrived at New recognized it would bar foreign gov ­ On the fatal morning the family had are moving briskly. complete to the most minute detail breakfast early as usual and George sumed operations on full time. York without a manifest, for which ernments from one form of redress for and embraces such questions as: ‘If "Welch, a brother, had gone to the barn IGov. Rich has appointed Gen. D. B. The annual convention of the Capt. Fisher offers an explanation. As grievances or damages inflicted upon Ainger, of Charlotte, state hank com ­ you are required to move 5,000 to do the chores. > He had been absent Knights of Labor, held at Rochester, the Boyne lay off Smyrna, Turkey in any of the great powers by these small troops over your lines with necessary "but a few moments when he heard the missioner, to fill out T. C. Sherwood ’s N. Y., indorsed the Lodge-Corliss bill Asia, he heard the noise of riots and republics, and that therefore the unexpired term. Gen. Ainger was a equipments and supplies how long discharge of a gun, which caused him for the restriction of immigration, and the cries of victims of the bloody United States would have to stand after notification will you require to to hurry toward the house. He saw national bank examiner-at-large under the legislative committee was in­ Turks. Towards dark a small boat surety for the good conduct of the gov ­ Harrison. For four years he has been perform thV service?’ Caution as to his brother near the well with a gun structed to work for its passage. load of Armenian refugees eaine out to ernments whom we protect in their secrecy is imposed on all roads called deputy auditor-general. the Boyne and Capt. Fisher took them territory. Mr. Olney made it clear in bis hand and as George approached The leading officials of the Standard on for information. ” the gun was discharged and his brother The four copper mines at Houghton aboard. Soon after some Turkish that the United States would not ac­ which have been idle for some time, Oil Co. are on a tour of inspection soldiers came out and demanded the cept this contention, but that we fell upon knees; he grabbed the gun through the Indiana field to inspect, An explosion of gas in Storr ’s shaft and ran to the house and there found are soon to be consolidated and worked surrender of the Armenians and upon would confine ourselves to the one No. 1, owned by the D., L. & W. at on a large scale on eastern and Euro ­ the Cudahy pipe line with a view to Capt. Fisher’s refusal threatened him. proposition, that no foreign power Mrs. Welch dead upon the flooi ‘ with purchasing it It is said the Standard Scrnnton, Pa., burned Thomas P. Will­ her head nearly blown from her body, pean capital. Emploj-mcnt will be The captain sought assistance from an should establish dominion over terri­ iams, a miner, and his Hungarian la­ given to over 800 men. A mill site has will soon expend $1,500,000 in improve ­ Italian man-of-war and was refused, tory on this continent, and care was and her little 5-year-old boy standing ments on its refineries. borer so severely that they will die, by crying. He took the child and gun been secured on Portage lake. but at dawn the U. S. warship Minne­ taken by Mr Olney that the action in and burned six other laborers and and started for a neighbor ’s for assist­ Peter Zimmer, a farmer near Port Mrs. Walter M. Castle, of San Fran­ apolis came into the bay. When the this case should not hereafter be inter­ traek layers about the face and hands. ance. While he was gone Welch went Huron, was hauling cornstocks -for cisco, who was sentenced at London to Boyne signalled her trouble Admiral preted to mean that we assumed any back into the house, secured a revolver fodder when his team started forward three months ’ imprisonment without Thomas C. Selfridge, Jr., commandant responsibility for our sister republics. THE MARKETS. and shot himself through the head. suddenly, throwing him to the ground. hard labor, for shoplifting has been of the U. S. Mediterranean squadron, In view of this fact the agreement of f Samuel J. Welch was 53 years of age His head struck on the sharp corn released from prison on medical said: “We’ll give you all the assistance arbitration between Great Britain and LIVE STOCK. and his wife was 49. They moved to grounds, by the order of the British you want. You ’ll take those refugees the United States is based entirely New York — Cattle Sheep Lambs Hors stubble, bursting a- blood vessel and Best grades, fl 5065 00 »l 75 Si 15 the scene of the tragedy two years ago causing death in a short time. home secretary, Sir Matthew White safely out of this port if I've got to upon the recognition of our right to Lower grades . 2 50x64 20 2 50 4 40 3 90 Ridley. enforce the Monroe doetrine. from Yale, where they were married Frank Rockefeller visited James Mc- bombard the town, ” and the admiral Chicago — ordered off the Turkish barge and sent Best grades.... 4 5064 85 3 50 6 25 nine years ago. They hail never lived Naugliton, superintendent of the The Pacific mail train on the North ­ • 3 63 a detail of marines and blue jackets What the Foreign Press Think* of It. Lower grades . .2 5064 "JO 2 00 3 23 3 50 agreeably together, having always Chapin mine at Iron Mountain. He is ern Pacific, was wrecked three miles over to the British ship, with orders to Detroit — quarreled more or less over their chil­ about to visit the Gogebie and Vermil­ cast of Plains, Mont., by a landslide The London Speaker publishes an Best grades. ...3 5063 90 S 00 4 00 s no hold her safe from attack. With this Lower grades.. 2 0Uti3 40 dren by previous marriages. They lion mines to arrange for the resump­ into which the express plunged upon article in which, alter recalling Lord 1 90 3 00 3 33 Capt. Fisher set sail. Cincinnati— were in good condition financially. tion of work, giving employment to rounding a curve. George Fairchild, Salisburg ’s reply to Secretary Olney in the engineer, was instantly killed, and regard to Monroeism, it says: “An en­ Best grade* ...3 9064 25 3 25 4 25 3 43 1 14 Hallding* Burned at Traverse City. 1,500 men. It is believed work will Lower grades.. 2 UOxiJ 73 2 00 3 00 3 30 Frank Waldon, fireman, was fatally Italy Forced to Abandon Klliopla tirely new order of things has been es­ Fourteen buildings were destroyed also be resumed at John D. Rockefel ­ Cleveland— in ‘ured. A cable from Rome says Maj Veraz- tablished by the Anglo-American un- Best grades.... 3 6064 00 3 00 4 00 3 50 by fire at Traverse City and one man ler’s mines. Lower grades. .2 OoJj 40 1 06 A fast freight train on the Peni.R7l- zini, Italy ’s envoy plenipotentiary to 'derslanding. Mr. Olney ’s extension of 3 00 3 33 lost his life. The total loss is esti­ The Cincinnati saw mill, owned by- the Negus Menelik of Abyssinia has the Monroe doetrine, itself not before Pittsburg — mated at $55,000, with about $10,000 Mrs. II. E. Carpenter and Mrs. B. P. vania railroad, ran into a carriage con ­ Best grades.... 4 0064 50 3 50 4 85 3 60 taining Chas. F. Bright, aged 39, a telegraphed to the Italian government acknowledged by any European power, V.nwer grades.. 2 1063 85 2 23 4 00 8 43 Insurance. Wodon and valued at $30,000, and the as follows: “I have to-day with great has now received the sanction of Great The fire started in the drug store of Salsburg brewery, owned Jacob Knob ­ wealthy citizen of Reading, Pa., and Catherine Boyer, aged 19, a working solemnity signed a treaty of peace and Britain. But it would be profitless as GRAIN, ETC. C. A. llugbee, on Front street, one of a lauch & Son and valued at $20,000, both a convention for the release of the well as somewhat painful to touch girl, near Reading. Both were in­ Wheat, Corn, row of frame buildings, and is supposed located just north of Bay City, were prisoners in Menelik’s hands. The upon this delicate ground. What had Oats. burned by a supposed incendiary fire. stantly killed, and the man’s body was No. 2 red No. 2 mix No. 2 whits to have been caused by the explosion treaty provides for the restoration of to be done, had to be done, and that is 03 693 J 30 650* Davison's shipyard and Wilson ’s hoop terribly mangled. 23 623* of chemicals. The flames soon spread the status quo pending tiie appoint ­ the U>ng and the short of it. We may Chicago 88 25*625* 22 622* mill were saved by the wind shifting. to the Front Street house and other Serious famine roiting occurred at ment of delegates by Italy and Abys ­ not like it; but there ought to be no *I>etrolt 94 693-4 24 624 21 621 ' buildings adjoining. Many^ of the Gov. Rich has paroled Benjamin H. Sholapur, India. A band of 500 men sinia a year hence to determine the difficulty in choosing between the ab­ Toledo 93 693* 25 625* 21 621* bnildings were leading business houses, Hicks, sent up four years and six looted 1,500 bags of grain. The effortc frontiers by friendly agreement. ” It surd^’of complaining over the inevit­ 90 690 25 625* 21 621* 92 6W* and it was only by the efforts of the months from Grand Rapids for taking of the police were of no avail, and recognizes the absolute independence able and the dignity of smiling acqui ­ 25 625 21 621 Pittsburg 93 693 25 625* 21 firemen that a dozen others were saved. liberties with a little girl. Hicks is therefore they fired on the mob, kill­ ot Ethiopia and abrogates the Uccialli escence. ” 621* Edward Newberry, porter of the Front —*-V. ■ I1UIUUIT n4l.fiv.wucr tun. now 64 years old. Elmer Northrop, ing four men and wounding six. A treaty. Italy undertakes in the mean­ The St James Gazette says: “Lord Potatoes. Sc per bu. Live Chickens,A1 (c per Street house, who was sleeping in one sent from Van Buren county 12 years further outbreak is feared, as Sholapur lb: turkey*, tfc; ducks, 8*c. Eggs. strlJtly time not to cede the territory to any Salisbury ’8 great admission of the fresh, 20c. Mutter, fresh dairy, 14*c per iu. of the upper rooms, was cremated. It ago for rape, is also paroled. He was is one of the worst famine tracts. jther power. Should she desire spon ­ principle that the United States have creamery, 19c. was thought that one or two more a stupid, illiterate boy of 18 when the The reports in circulation that a taneously to abandon the territory it the right to intervene in frontier dis­ lodgers were burned, but no more bod ­ crime was committed. massacre had occurred in an Armenian wpuld return to the Ethiopian rule. putes of the American powers and to REVIEW OF TRADE. ies were found. There were about 30 Samuel Nixson, aged 87, was cre­ village near Kaisarieh, and that 60 per ­ By the Uccialli treaty concluded in compel the disputants to arbitrate, al­ guests and boarders in the hotel, but sons had been killed, were not exag ­ No one doubts that a brighter day is dawn­ mated in his shanty, about three miles 1889 betwen Menelik and Italy, Abys ­ together transcends in importance the ing and it Is a common remark that never be­ they succeeded in escaping through the east of Britton. . An old wornout Btove gerated. On the contrary, the affair sinia became an Italian protectorate. question of the Guiana boundary. It fore has business shown so great a change windows in their night clothing. All is supposed to have been the cause of turned out to have been more serious The settlement announced by Maj. for the better within so short a time. Dis­ of them lost their personal belongings is a formal recognition of the hege ­ patches telling of about 500 establishments the fire. Mrs. Nixson and her brother, than at first announced. The massacre Verazzini is the outcome of Italian re­ mony of the United States on the which have ooened and have materia "- en­ larged their force, though they fill it >A -c;. Three Children Horned to Death. Henry Prentiss, were in another house occurred in the village of Everek, 100 verses at the hands of the Abyssinians. American continent, and gives the umns. give only part of the facts, for A terrible holocaust occurred at the only 20 rods away and knew nothing persons were killed and nearly all the President a position in the new world throughout the country the gain hat been of the fire until an hour later. Two Armenian houses were pillaged. , Japan Coming to the Front. which the mediaeval popes and emper­ surprising even to the most hopeful. It is residence of Alexander Campbell, four The report of the United States com ­ not mere speculation or hope which lights miles south of Perrin ton. While the of Armour's box cars and several small Elijah Rice, his wife and 15 children, ors tried vainly to claim in Europe. ” the fires and starts the wheel*, for orders buildings were destroyed. missioner of navigation for 1896, after The Paris Temps nays the agreement which have been accumulating for months, family were asleep the house took fire, residing near Bowmanville, Ont., have referring to the necessity for the pass­ with the necessary replenishment of dealers’ and was soon enveloped in flames. Henry Schmid, aged 14, and several all been overcome by a religious mania, endows the United States with abso ­ stocks now greatly reduced, would employ age of a free ship bill, states that our lute supremacy in the western hemi­ the whole producing force for a time, and The alarm was soon sounded, bnt all other boys were shooting quail near the father declaring that God had ap ­ maritime rank on the Pacific is now the Increase In the number of hands at work the avenues of escape were shut off. Flat Rock. Schmid carried his gun pointed him to reform the world, that sphere, and that it must be a bitter means increase in purchases for consump ­ threatened by a neiv rival, Japan, pill to British pride to consent to that. tion. Foreign need of American wheat con ­ One of the children escaped by jump­ under his arm, with the muzzle point ­ his oldest son, Louis, aged 22, was pos ­ which has just established a trans-Pa- tinues an Important factor, and the prices ing, bnt two others, aged 6 and 2 re­ ing forward, and in front of him walked sessed of a devil and it was his duty to .lave advanced—a total of 24c since early la eifle steamship line to the United States br:efs. September. Tbe*>rlce is the highest since spectively, and a cousin, aged 19, were Charles Hood, aged 8 . By some acci­ beat it out of him. The parents beat and, with the co-operation of American tune 1892. Many textile works hare been burned dent one of the party behind Schmid the young man into insensibility and .tarting or increasing force, mostly on or ­ to death. Neighbors flocked capital, is preparing to rapidly extend Diphtheria is now prevalent in a ders booked weeks ago. But there haa not to the rescue, but were unable to do struck his gun, which ivent off and were preparing to celebrate the pass- the service. number of towns in the copper mining been much gain in the demand as yet shot the Hood boy in the leg, inflicting over —sacrificing the youngest child as There is slightly better demand for light ­ anything, the house soon becoming a district of the upper peninsula, ??td weight men s goods and for dress goods, but mass of rnias The charred remains such a terrible wound that he bled to the pascal lamb—when neighbors in­ Garrett Lacy, aged 90, suicided at despite the vigilance of health officers not enough as yet to start most of the wait­ .were with difficulty recovered. How death before the boys could carry him terfered and had the family taken to Hudson?Wii, by drowning himself in ing mills. The cotton goods market is not and physicians for the past six weeks yet active, but more liberal estimates of the the fire originated is not known. home. an asylum. a cistern. new eases are constantly appearing. cotton crop are generally credited. One of the most stirring aud touch ­ The twenty-third semi-annnal appor ­ Senator James K. Jones, chairman Mrs. Wm. H. Vanderbilt, who died The semi-annual apportionment of ing incidents of the Methodist central tionment of the primary school inter­ of the.silver campaign committee/was suddenly at the home of her daughter, Returns from Wyoming 1 show that :primary school money is made by Supt. missionary meeting at Detroit was the est fund has been made by Supt. H. R. tendered a reception upon his return the Bryan electors were elected by a Mrs Elliott F. Shepherd at Scarbor- majority of 29. Pattingi 11 The total sum to be dis­ farewell to Bishops Thoburn and PstUngill, and $537.«37.8f will be dis­ to his home at Hope, Ark. ough-on-the Hudson,Tf. Y.,was buried tributed is $547,637.87, or 77 cents for Hartzell, who leave at once for their tributed among the 84 counties of the A tramp saved a B. A O. southwest ­ from 8 L Bartholemew ’s church, New The opening of the German reiehstag every child of school age in the state, work In India and Africa respectively. state on the basis of the number of ern express train from being wrecked York City. The eight children were drew a large crowd in anticipation of f The schooner A. J. McBrler went There was cheering amid tears and children of school age, between five by dynamite near Mitchell, Ind., about present as were her grandchildren, ex­ some important revelations as to the ashore above Port Hope and was re­ applause, evoked by the climax to and 20 years, in each, the rate being 77 1 a. m. He found enough dynamite cept Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., Con- German-Russian secret treaty which leased by the tag Thompson, after jet­ Bishop Hartzell’s patriotic eulogy to cento her capita. The primary school and nitro-glyeerine on the track to suelo, duchess of Marlborough, and was made public through Prince Bis­ tisoning the deck load of lath. While the stars and stripes when he unfolded interest fund is for the most part made olow the engine to pieces, and having Mrs. Henry Payne Whitney, all of marck's paper recently. The imperial they were shifting the tow line the au American flag made for him by his up of the specific taxes paid by rail­ jo other mode of signaling he ran to whom are in Europe. chancellor. Prince Hohenlohe, how ­ •ehooner capsized, but no one was lost aged mother and his sisters, and draped way, insurance, telephone and tele­ the nearest switch, tore off the lamp At one'meeting of the Methodist mis­ ever, treated the subject evasively. The vessel remained afloat and was it over the front of the altar and spoke graph companies, etc., in accordance ind returning signaled the approach- sionary committee at Detroit Bishop He said that Germany to for peace, that towed into Sand Beach on her beam of the thoughts which caine to him as with the provision of the constitution. ng train. As he was doing so he wan McCabe rained $3,500 for mission her relations with her allies were very: ends. Everything moveable was lost he realized that he was leaving Amer­ The amount annually derived from

The door was open. Madeline entered swiftly. "Which way —which way?" she asked. She was too agitated to “15 Minutes notice any surroundings; her one wish The experienceUse of those who hav* been cored was to reach her lover. of acrofula, catarrh, rheumatism, by Hood ’s ® "Allow me,” said the conductor, pass­ toa Pound.” Sarsaparilla, and obtain like benefit younelf. by Mug / (o^| WAY. ing her. “This way; please follow me." He went up a short flight of stairs, then That ought-to-be-forgotten rule our mothers followed ■TWWWHgWl PF MB ASSOCIATION. paused, and opened a door quietly. He when roasting meats in their cast-iron stoves. We are now living in another day. The quickest of quick CHAPTER VII.—(CoirriBUJSD.) Miss Rowan seemed to them a passing stood aside for the girl to enter. The room was dimly lit, and contained a baking is accomplished on the “But why should he have done this?*' vision of loveliness. Hood’s bed with drawn curtains. Madeline I asked. “To prevent your marriage? But when she was a mile or two from You are young —he must have foreseen Callendar she saw a boy on a pony. flew past her traveling companion, and, Sarsaparilla as she threw herself on her knees be­ Is the beet—In feet the One Trne Blood Purifier, that you would marry some day." The boy, who must have known her side the bed upon which she expected Hood ’s phis syrvshfifj: Carrlston leaned toward me, and by eight, stopped, and handed her a dropped his voice to a whisper. telegram. She had to pay several shil­ to see the helpless and shattered form of the man she loved, heard, or fancied Majestic tit “This is his reason, ” he said—“this lings for the delivery, or intended de­ Sawing a inch from your yardstick may she heard the door locked behind her. ■* shrink the door of heaven so small that you Is why I come to you. You are not the livery, of the message, so far from the The MAJESTIC oven operates upon a new and scien­ can't get through. only one who has entirely misread my station, The boy galloped away, con ­ tific principle. When meat is roasted in the oven nature, and seen a strong tendency gratulating himself on having been Santa F« Route —California Limited. IX. (which is an air-tight compartment) the natural juices, Leaves Chicago 6 p. m. Wednesdays to insanity in It. Of course, I know you spared a long ride, and Miss Rowan aie all wrong, hut I know that Ralph ARRISTON slept are preserved. Bread baked in it is sweet and moist, and Saturdays, reaching Los Angeles tore open the envelope left in her and will keep so for days. in 73 hours and San Diego in 76H Carrlslon has stolen my love —stolen hands. on late Into the hours. Returns from California Mon* her because he thinks and hopes that The message was brief: “Mr. Carr next day. Know ­ days and Thursdays. her loss will drive me mad—perhape ing that every mo ­ The Majestic Is like no Equipment of superb vestibuled Pull­ Is seriously ill. Come at once. You drive me to kill myself. I went straight will be met in London. ” ment of bodily and other stove you ever saw* man palace sleepers, buffet smoking to him—I have just come from him— Madeline did not scream or faint. mental rest was a It is better than any other. car and dining car. Most luxurious Brand, I tell you that when I taxed service via any line. She gave one low moan of pain, set her precious boon to him with the crime—when I raved at Another express train carrying both teeth, and with the face of ono in a him, I left him un­ SPAULDING & CO.. AGT’S. ST. JOHNS. palace and tourist sleepers, leaves Chi­ him—when I threatened to tear the life disturbed. He was out of him—his cold wicked eyes leapt dream drove as quickly as she could cago 10:35 p. m. daily, for Los Angeles, to Callendar, straight to the railway still fast asleep MARBLE San Diego and San Francisco. with joy. I heard him mutter between when, about mid­ Inquire of G. T. Nicholson, General his teeth, ’Men have been put in strait- station. and Fortunately, or rather unfortunately, day, a gentleman Passenger Agent, Great Northern waistcoats for less than this.’ Then I called upon me. He sent up no card, HUMPHREYS’ GRANITE Building, Chicago. knew why he had done this. I curbed she had money with her, so she did not SPECIFICS are scientifically waste time In going to Mr. Douglas. and I supposed he came to consult me myself and left him. Most likely he professionally. prepared Remedies; have The man who looks through cobwebs will In spite of the crushing blow she had see spiders everywhere. will try to shut me up as a lunatic; been used for half a century received, the girl had all her wits The moment he entered my room I but I count on your protection —count recognized him. He was the thin­ Home-Seekers ’ Excursions. about her. A train would start in ten with entire success. upo« your help to find my love. ” lipped, gentlemanly person whom I had ■o. gruelric fob On December 1 and 15, 1896, the That any man could be guilty of such minutes' time. She took her ticket, met on my journey to Bournemouth 1—Fevers, Congestions, Inflammation*. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail­ a subtle refinement of crime as that of then found an Idler outside the station, 3—Worm*. Worm Fever, Worm Collo... last Bpring —the man who had seemed Cemetery Work of any description M way will sell round trip excur­ which he accused hi3 cousin seemed to and paid him to take the pony and 3— Teething, Colic,Cry lug,Wakefulness Low in Price as any place in Mica* sion tickets from Chicago to a great 4— Diarrhea, of Children or Adult* ...... me, if not impossible, at least improb ­ carriage hack to the farm, with the so much impressed by my views on in­ irao. I have a Fine Display of N E W many points in the Western and South ­ T—Congha, Cold*, Bronchiti* ...... DESIGNS in Scotch, Rweditk tJk able. But as at present there was no message as repeated to Carrlston. sanity, and had manifested such inter­ 8 —Neuralgia, Toothache, Faoeache...., western states, both on its own line American Granites. doubt about my friend’s sanity, I prom The journey passed like a long est in the description I had given — •—Headache*, Sick Headache, Vertigo. and elsewhere, at greatly reduced without mentioning any name—of Car- 10— Dyspepsia, BlUouaneaa, Constipation After getting prices elsewhere call ia| rates. Details as to rates, routes, etc., ised my aid readily. dream. The girl could think of nothing 11— Suppressed or Painful Period*.. .. riston ’s peculiar mind. examine. You will decide to may be obtained ou application to any “And now, ” I said, “my dear boy, but her lover, dying, dying —perhaps 13—White*, Too Profuae Periods — buy of me. coupon ticket agent or by addressing J should have at once claimed ac­ 13— Croup, Laryngilla, Doaraenea#...... I won ’t hear another word tonight. dead before she could reach him. The 14— Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruption*. Geo. H. Heafford, General Passenger Nothing can be done until tomorrow; quaintanceship with my visitor; but 15— Rheumatism, or Rheumatic Pain*.. Agent, Chicago, Ill. miles flew by unnoticed; twilight crept F. F. MURDOCK then we will consult as to what steps on; the carriage grew dark; at last— before I could speak he advanced, and 1«—Malaria. Chill*, Fever and Ague ...... apologized gracefully for his intrusion 19 —Catarrh, Influenza, Cold In the Hand Opposite Post Office. St. Johns, M1°fr The only sure way to conquer a bad habit should be taken. Drink this and go London at last! Miss Rowan stepped 30-Whooping Cough, ...... Is not to acquire it to bed—yes, you are as sane as I am, out on the broad platform, not knowing “You will forgive it,” he added, 37—Kidney Dlaeaaea,...... —...... but, remember, insomnia soon drives what to do or where to turn. Present­ "when I tell you my name is Ralph 39 —Nervous Debility ...... Carrlston. ” 30—Urinary Weakneaa,...... - For Itching Piles, irritation of the the strongest man out of his senses.” ly a tall, well-dressed man came up to 34-Sore Throat, Quinsy, Diphtheria.... LIVERY genitals, or itching in any part of the I poured out an opiate. He drank Remembering our chance conversa ­ body, Doan ’s Ointment is worth its her, and removing his hat, addressed —AND— it obediently. Before I left him for the her by name. The promise as to her tion, the thought that, after all, Charles weight in gold. No matter how long ­ Carrlston ’s wild suspicion was well “77” for GRIP. standing the trouble, Doan ’s Ointment night I saw him in bed and sleeping being met had been kept. founded, flashed through me like light Sold ky Dnutglsts, or wnt prapzld oa wript of priea, will not fail to give instant relief. a heavy sleep. She clasped her hands. ’Tell me— Ik., or S for $1.. (m«j bo oxcept i*, ft. mm «•*!• ning. My great hope was that my DR.Hi’MPMacY3; Manual (Ealorgnd ARovUod ) mailndfrnn ohf tell me, he is not dead,” she cried. ■car UR* it’ hkd . co., ill Alt* wiuu* iu, let. A tombstone never makes the recording yin. “Mr. Carr Is not dead. He is 111— visitor might not remember my face as angel a good slate. HE advantage to very ill—delirious and calling for you. ” I remembered his. I bowed coldly, but one who writes, not said nothing. Have you earache, toothache, sore “Where is he? Oh, take me to him!” a tale of imagina- thronth, pains or swellings of any sort? “He is miles and miles from here— “I believe, Dr. Brand,” he continued, nation, but of sim­ A few applications of Dr. Thomas ’ at a friend’s house. I have been de­ “you have a young relative of mine at FARMERS' Galvanized ple record of Eclectric Oil will bring relief almost puted to meet you and to accompany present staying with you? ” Instantly. events, is this: He you, if you feel strong enough to con ­ “Yes, Mr. Carrlston is my guest," I BOILERS. Steel Tanks need not be bound tinue the Journey at once. ” answered. “We fire old friends.” Boarding Stable The United States has 58,806 civilized In­ by the recognized dians “Come," said Madeline. “Take me “Ah, I did not know that. I do not canons of the story ­ to him.” remember having heard him mention FINE TURNOUTS OF ALL KINDR When bilious or costive eat a Cascaret candy telling art — need your name as a friend. But, as it is cathartic, cure guaranteed. 10c. 35c. “Your luggage? ” asked the gentle ­ Ipeclal attention given te Boarding Horae*rim not exercise his in­ man. so, no one knows better than you do class outfits furnished for Commercial Men, Funerals, Pleasure Parties, Etc. Coe ’s Cough Coloam genuity to mislead “I have none. Come! ” the unfortunate state of his health. lathe oldest and best. It will break rp a Cold quicks* his reader—need not suppress some than anything else. It la alwajr • reliable. Tit It “You must take some refreshment.” How do you find him to-day —violent ?1 SWPemon* having Lame and Diaabled Honan things and lay undue stress on will find the best of facilities for treatment at nay “I need nothing. Come. ” I pretended to ignore the man’s •tables, M. C. LIVE8AY, Veternar) Burgeon,in at­ Begin your morning meal with fruit others to create mysteries to be meaning, and answered smilingly, Buy direct from us and SAVE tendance. Stables 2d door West of Tb* Hten The gentleman glanced at his watch. MONEY. Write for samples and Norih side. OKS) cleared up at the end of the tale. “There Is just time,” he said. He “Violence Is the last thing I should look Ilomeseekera ’ Excursions. Therefore, using the privilege of a for. He is tired out and exhausted by Prices. We ship subject to in­ FKANK HCIIOFIEI U Prep’r. Very low rates will be made by the called a cab, told the driver to go at Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway, on plain narrator, I shall here give some top speed. They reached Paddington travel, and Is In great distress. That spection. STAR MFG CO., December 1st and 15th to the South. account of what became of Miss Row ­ just in time to catch the mall. I believe, is the whole of his com ­ Middlebury, Ind. For particulars apply to the nearest an as, so far as I can remember, I heard During the drive across London, plaint ” local agent or address TI. A. Chcrrier, it some time afterward from her own Madeline asked many questions, and “Yes, yes, to be sure, poor boy. His The Clifton House N. P. A., 316 Marquette Building, Ups. sweetheart has left him or something. Chicago, Ill. learnt from her companion that Mr. The old Scotchwoman ’s funeral over, Carr had been staying for a day or two But as a doctor you must know that CHICAGO, his mental condition is not quite what is recognized the headquarters for All The devil gets many a good “boost ” from and those friends who had been present at a friend’s house in the West of the man who thinks that it is religious to departed, Madeline was left in the lit­ it should be. Hie friends are very anx Michigan people. Being controled by wear a long face. England. That yesterday he had fal­ Detroit capital, its proprietors feel spec­ tle farm-house alone, save for the pres ­ len from his horse and sustained such ious about him. They fear that a little ially interested to make Michigan trade TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. ence of the two servants. Several kind injuries that his life was despaired of. restraint—temporary, I hope —must be and traveling public at home. The ratea Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All bodies had offered to come and stay He had been continually calling for put upon his actions. I called in to are reasonable, $2.00, $2.60 and $3.00 per Druggists refund the money If U fails to cure. 250 with her, but she had declined the Madeline. They had found her address ask your advice and aid.” * day, American plan. Accommodations “In what, Mr. Carrlston? ” first class. \ Virtue Is more to man than either water offers. She was in no mood for com ­ on a letter, and had telegraphed as or fire. I have seen men die from treading pany and, perhaps, being of such a dif­ “In this. A young man can’t be left on water and fire, but I have never seen a soon as possible —for which act Miss man die from treading the course of virtue. ferent race and breed, would not have Rowan thanked her companion with free to gp about threatening his GEO. CUMMINGS HOTEL C0„ —Confucius. found much comfort In the rough tears in her eyes. friends’ lives. I have brought Dr, PROPRIETORS. homely sympathy which was offered to Her conductor did not say much of Daley with me—you know him, of her. She preferred being alone with her his own accord, but in replying to her course. He is below in my carriage. I grief —grief which after all was bound questions he was politely sympathetic. will call him up with your permission. He could then see poor Charles, and the CLEVELAND to be much lightened by the thought She thought of little outside the fear­ TO of her own approaching happiness, for ful picture which filled every corner of needful certificate could be signed by S2.50 the day was drawing near when her her br^in; but from her conductor ’s you two doctors. ” “Mr. Carrlston, ” I said, decidedly, BUFFALO. lover would cross the Border and bear manner received the Impression that Dally line between his bonnie bride away. She felt sure he was a medical adviser who had seen "let me tell you In the plainest words that your cousin is at present as fully •Caveat*,PATENTS and Trade-Marka obtained and all Pat-1 Cleveland and Toledo. that she would not be long alone — the sufferer, and assisted in the treat­ |ent business conducted for Modcnatc Fee*. that the moment Carrlston heard in possession of his wits as you are. Via “0. ft B. LINE." ment of the case. She did not ask-his Ous Ornce is Oppobitc U, 8. Patcnt Orncc Steamers “City of Buflulo, ’’ (new) of her aunt’s death he would name, nor did he reveal it. Dr. Daley —whoever he may be—could and we can secure patent m lea* time than those sign no certificate, and in our day no remote from Washington. “State of Ohio ” and “State of New T*ritP come to her assistance. In such At Paddington he placed her in a Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip­ DAILT TIME TABLE. asylum would dare to keep Mr. Carris- tion. We advise, if patentable or not, free of; a peaceful God-fearing neighbor ­ ladies’ carriage and left her. He was a charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. Sunday Included after May 80. hood she had no fear of being left smoker, he said. She wondered some ­ ton within Its walls.” A Pamphlet , “ How to Obtain Patents,” with Lv Cleveland 7:80 p. m. I Lv Buffalo 7:88 n. m TO VS < llNriVOlU.I cost of same in the U. S. and foreign countries Ar Buffalo 7:80 a m. | Ar Cleveland 7:80 K. 5 without protection. Moreover, her po ­ what at this desertion. Then the train so at free. Address, sition in the house was well-defined. Central Standard Time. sped down west. At the large stations Take the * ’C. ft B. Line” steamers and enjoy The old woman, who was childless, had the gentleman came t« her and offered A WONDERFUL EFFECT. C.A.SNOW&CO. a refreshing night ’s rest when enroute to BwA left her niece all of which she died her refreshments. Hunger seemed to Opp. Patcnt Orncc, Washinoton . D. i felo, Niagara Tall", Toronto, New York.' Gladness Comes Whintler') Daring Scheme of Color la Boston, Albany, 1,000 Islands, or any Ka*V» possessed. So Madeline decided to wait have left her, but she accepted a cup of era or Canadian point ith a better understanding of the HU Dining Room. Wtransient nature of the many phys ­ quietly until she heard from her lover. tea once or twice. At last sorrow, fa­ Cheap Excuralona Weekly to Niagara Falla ical ills, which vanish before proper ef- One of the most daring bits of color ­ Send 4 cents postage for touriat pamphlet. Still there were business matters to tigue, and the weakness produced by For further Information ask your nearart “orts —gentle efforts —pleasantefiforts — such a prolonged fast had their natural ing on record In the way of household Coupon Ticket Agent, or address rightly directed. There is comfort in he attended to, and at the funeral Mr. Douglas, of Callendar, the executor un­ effect. With the tears still on her furnishing Is the dining room of the W. F. HERMAN. T. F NEWMAN. the knowledge, that so many forms of artist Whistler. It may be said to be Oen’l Pass. Agt.. Qen’l Manager, sickness are not due to any actual dis­ der the will, had suggested that an lashes, the girl fell asleep, and must Cleveland, Ohio. ease, but simply to a constipated condi ­ •early interview would be desirable. He have slept for many miles; a sleep un­ a symphony in yellow, or In blue and tion of the system, which the pleasant •offered to drive -out to the little farm broken by stoppages at stations. yellow. All of the walls are painted family laxative, Syrup of prompt ­ Her conductor at last aroused her. blue, the blue being of a decidedly I OBTAIN A FATKNT9 For* The COAST LINE to MACKINAC ly removes. That is wliy it is the only the next day, but Miss Rowan, who had to see to Borne feminine necessaries He stood at the door of the carriage. greenish hue. The cornice is painted rgw.X ’asaaffiW""' ■ - >■ » TAKE THE-* —{— remedy with millionsof families, and is In stripes of dark green, blue and yel ­ rianoeno* tnIn the patent business. CommCommunto*. everywhere esteeme i so highly bv all which could only be supplied by shops, “We must get out here,” he said. All i strictly confidential. A Unadheeh of la. low, the ceiling being pale yellow. The iat!on concerning Patents and bow to «*• vaho value good health. Its beneficial decided that she would come to the the momentarily forgotten anguish n ihaaa aant free. Also a oataiogueof Mokam effects are due to the fact, that it is the town Instead of troubling Mr. Douglas came hack to- her as she stood beside surbase Is the color of a ripe lemon, as I and sdentiflo books sent free. are the doors and all the wood about ’stents taken tfarc one remedy which promotes internal to drive «o far out. him on the almost unoccupied plat ­ cleanliness without debilitating the form. . the windows and the high wooden man­ organs on which it acts. It is therefore Madeline, In spite of the supersti­ tel. The hearthtstone isalso yellow, and all important, in order to get its bene- tious element in her character, wan a “Are we there at last?” she aBked. ** ‘ *----- ‘----- ’ an yon ----- ‘T am sorry to say we have still a about the fire-place is a set of lemon- genuine brave girl, and. In spite «f her refined colored tiles bordered with blue. Two style of beauty, strong and healthy. long ride; would you like to rest first?” w „,rr„ ______[bythe ___ "No —no. Come on, if you please. ” sets of shelves, one on either side of CLEVELAND forrita Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by Early hours were the rule In that hum­ the fire-place, are painted yellow. The all reputable druggists. ble home, so before seven o ’clock in the She spoke with feverlBh eagerness. The man bowed. “A carriage waits, ’ woodwork of the cane-seated chqirs is MACKINAC- If in the enjoyment of good health, morning She was ready to start on her yellow and the seat blue. The floor is and the system is regular, laxatives or drive to the little town. At first she he said. other remedies are then not needed. If covered with a blue and yellow Chi­ 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers thought at takjpg with her the boy who Outside the station was a carriage of nese matting, cubic pattern. This is all afflicted with any actual disease, one some sort, drawn by one horse, and The Greatest Perfection yet attained In Band may be commended to the most skillful did the rough outdoor work; but he a very cheap sort of furnishing, but Construction —Luxurious Equipment, Artistic physicians, but if in need of a laxative, was busy about something or other, driven by a man muffled up to the Furnishing, Decoration and Efficient Service, here the cheapness ends. The curtains H oot insuring the highest degree of one should have the best, and with the and besides, was a garrulous lad who eyes. It was stlfl night, hut Madeline are of rare needlework, of various well-informed everywhere, Syrup of vOB»FIC* 1 COHFORT, SPEED AND SAFETY. would be certain to chatter the whole fancied dawn could not bp far off. Her shades of yellow upon fine white linen, Figs stands highest and Is most largely conductor opened the door of the car­ Fpus Tme* ns Wkk Bctwkn Used gives most general satisfaction. way, and this morning Mies Rowan which fall unconfined to the floor. The Toledo, Detroit and Mackinac wanted no companions, save her own riage and waited for her to enter. shelves mentioned hold bits of rare mingled thoughts of Badness and joy. She paused. “Ask him—that man PETOBKEY, “THE 800, “ MARQUETTE, The Great blue ohlna; on the mantel are Japanese AND DULUTH. KIDNEY, She knew every Inch of the road —the must know If—” curios, blue, sea green and yellow. A LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac and feared no evfl—she would be home “I am most remiss,” said the gentle ­ Return, Including Heal* and Berths. Proa* LIVER * half-opened fan is in one corner. There Cleveland, fig; from Toledo, $151 from De­ again long before night-lall —the pony man. He exchanged a few words with are no mirrors and no pictures. Oppo ­ troit, lij.go. An agreeable Laxative and Nxavr. Toma BLADDER was quiet and sure-footed —so away the driver, and, coming back, told site the fireplace hang midway between "Id by Druggists or gent by mall. 25c., SOo. EVERY EVENING CURE. went Madeline in the strong, primitive Madeline that Mr. Carr was still alive, he floor and ceiling two Japanese flow ­ and $1.00 per package. Samples free. Between Detroit and Cleveland vehicle on her lonely twelve miles’ sensible, and •expecting her eagerly. er pots, each holding a yellow prim­ lirn AIA Th« Favorite TOOTH P0WDI1 ______Ad*lc* * Pamphlet free. wRW H. w for the Teeth and Breath, 25c. Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Train* drive through the fair scenery. “Oh, please, please drive fast,” said rose. The table service is of old blue. for all points Bast, South and Southwest and at Dr. Kilmer fit Co- Binghamton. N. If Detroit for all points North and Northwest. She passed few people on Che road. P.» A..Ran Diego,OaL, the poor girl, springing Into the car­ Who but an artist would dare under­ •»7S: Shiloh s Catarrh Remedy la the first Sunday Trips lunt, July, August and September Oalp. Indeed, eho remembered meeting no riage. The gentleman seated himself take such a scheme of color, and who nsedlotee I have ever found that would do me any good. ” Price V) eta. Bold by Druggists. EVERY DAY BETWEEN I one except one or two pedestrian tour ­ beside her, and for a long time they but an aTtlst would succeed i ists, who like sensible men were doing drove on tn silence. At last they Do not neglect a Cough , as there Is danger of Cleveland, Put-in-Bay f Toledo Its leading to (V>n«umption. Shiloh 's Curb Send tor Illustrated Pamphlet. Address * am portionnnrtlnn ofA# theirIhnlr day/lar’sfl task+ Cl air inI« thetho stopped. The dawn was just glimmer ­ Sin has many tools, but a lie is tbs will save you a severe Lunar Trouble. It is the best Clou gh Cure and spocdlly relieves Coughs, A. A. SOHANT2, t. m. OSTMOIT, MIOM tarty -morning. 1 have no doubt hut ing. They alighted in frontiof a house. handle which fits them all.—Holmes, Croum Whooping Cough and Bronchitis, ard M gold on a guarantee. 25 eta Tie Itiroil A Cleveland steam lit. Ci

■ CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1», 1896

The reoent visit of Prince Hilkoff of j The Independent Russia to this country to inspect our ( railroads and gain information for the THE “GREAT VICTORY: OFFICIAL CANVASS. benefit of the Russian Government is j Proprietor GEO ROE 8. CORBIT. Jikely to result in our manufacturers . Q <« s i FRANK R. D bWITT, Leasee getting ciders from Russia for various Republicans Lost 37 Votes in CANDIDATES. 1 1 1 E i i * 2. H o ►» V appliances. While here the Prince ord ­ the Next House. 00 £ a h- 2 9 ? e $ 2 S3 ► g WHAT, 80 SOON 1 ered 16,000 American watches for the s Q a & J © X o o 3 > ? * £ John R. Walcb, president of the Chi­ use of employes of Russian railroads. Preslderuisl Electors — cago National bank, submits the follow ­ Russia is pushing railroads more rapid ­ Rebuhlicau..... -...... 659 102 1(9 367 183 235 243 103 176 397 165 131 209 20 3180 13 THE POPULISTS HAVE MADE A GAIN Prohibition ...... 2 1 4 11 4 9 3 2 8 ft 1 6 1 62 ing in the Chicago Record of Sunday : ly than ever in her histoiy and she will OF SIXTEEN Union Sliver...... -...... 587 285 209 149 184 163 149 157 160 278 184 143 172 352 3467 want American tools and equipments National Prohibition ...... X 2 5 7 ‘2 .6 1 1 .0 2 3 tt 86 “Congress should provide for retiring Gold Democrat ...... 12 6 6 1 9 i 8 6 6 1 b 1 65 all government paper currency by issu­ which Prince Hilkoff says are the best Governor — Ha/.en S, Plogrrs ...... ,.... 677 110 151 366 190 249 250 159 181 4(9 138 210 35 3593 278 ing 2i per cent, fifty-year gold bonds m the world. Net Democratic Gain SS—Only Two Gold 1A7 b that could be used as a basis for nation ­ Robert 0. Salford ...... 5 2 4 10 •2 9 3 2 7 1 1 62 Democrat* Elected. Charles R. ellah...... - ...... 568 V70 206 139 179 146 139 160 156 261 182 135 169 338 3320 al bimk circulation at 90 per cent of John Giberson ...... 3 2 5 2 2 6 1 1 1 2 4 5 86 their face value, which circulation The New York World says : “ If re­ Rufus F. Sorague ...... 19 6 13 1 11 1 1 9 15 6 1 y 1 99 should be issued as fast a9 the govern- Lieutenant Governor — ports are to be believed, Mark Hanna is TNiuaaB. Dunslan..._...... 130 171 062 102 150 369 184 238 243 153 178 895 166 133 209 23 3493 50 lent paper currency was retired. This showing an exquisite sense of the etern­ Washington , Nov. 12.—The Post Henry Audrua...... -...... ■ 8 1 4 10 8 10 3 2 8 6 1 b 1 62 3one all the silver bullion and silver has compiled the returns of the next Justin R Whiting...... 585 285 208 148 184 160 149 167 l5e 277 184 141 172 350 3(48 dollars in the treasury should be sold at al fitness of things. It is said that he Harvey B. Hatch...... 8 2 ft 7 l 5 1 1 1 2 4 XU house of representatives, and says that Theodore A. Felch...... 12 ft 4 1 10 1 8 9 6 1 b 1 69 the market price for silver, at the same does not wish a Cabinet office, as it Secretary of Slate— time repealing the law that provides so far as the lower house of congress is Washington Gardner...... — 174 149 369 187 242 243 158 179 401 133 211 20 3512 73 would interfere with his business. He 664 102 156 b for making silver dollars legal tender. concerned, it was not so glorious a Re­ George Roriols ...... -...... • 4 1 4 11 '2 9 3 •2 9 ft 1 1 63 If all bank notes below $10 were with­ has his eye upon the “ Millionaires ’ AI moo G. Bruce...... 583 285 208 147 182 157 140 157 157 277 184 141 17u 368 3439 Club”,and will try to induce John Sher­ publican victory after all. Full returns Salem A. Dean...... -...... 8 2 5 7 2 5 1 1 1 1 *2 4 5 40 drawn, I believe the country could use Samuel L. Boyce...... 12 6 5 1 10 1 8 8 6 1 6 i 70 at least $260,000,000 of silver as subsidi­ man to make way for him. Mr. Hanna from all the states show that tbe Demo ­ State Treasurer- George A. Steel...... 101 365 186 233 231 156 173 385 182 209 20 3401 ary coin. Atter this operation was per ­ seems to know w’here he belongs, where crats have made congressional gains as 609 149 154 0 formed we would have three kinds of Robert Kiog ...... 15 1 4 12 8 14 6 2 1 9 6 2 l 86 he would feel at home, and where a follows : California, 1; Colorado, 2 ; Otto E. Karate...... -...... - 609 286 209 149 183 160 153 154 16l 28*. 184 141 17* 353 8488 87 money : Gold, which would be the Delaware, 1; Idaho, 1 ; Illinois, 1; In­ Isaac S. Shepherd...... * 8 2 6 7 2 ft 1 2 1 •2 4 5 40 .... only legal tender; national bank notes, fascinating combination of public and Wilder D. Sievena...... 19 6 5 1 10 1 8 ' 11 6 J b i 79 .... and subsidiarysilver. ” private business can he made.” diana, 8 ; Kansas, 1; Kentucky, 1 ; Auditor General— Roacoe D. Dix...... -...... — 129 174 662 102 149 368 184 233 243 154 178 396 lftft 133 209 20 3494 47 The campaign is not so far removed Michigan, 1 ; Missouri, 6 ; Nebraska, 3 ; William A. HeaiIt...... 8 1 4 12 3 12 3 2 9 ft 1 b 1 67 Ohio, 4 ; Pennsylvania, 1 ; Tennessee, Arthur K. Cole ...... 586 285 209 147 184 1ft* 146 156 158 *7b 184 141 17* 358 3447 . v r r but that the fact can be recalled, that Mexico also rejoices with the sup ­ Abram G. Jackson...... 2 i b 89 3 w 2 6 7 6 1 1 2 4 b when Silver speakers charged that the porters of McKiuley. The Mexican 2; Utah, 1 ; Washington, 1. Total, 30. Irvng W. Conkej ...... 12 6 5 1 10 i 8 9 6 1 i 70 .... The Populists have gained votes in : Commissioner of State Land Office— above plan was in hiding back of all the Herald says : William A. French...... 663 102 149 369 184 238 243 154 178 393 155 133 209 20 3495 46 gold standard pretensions, that they California, 2; Illinois, 2; Indiana, 1; William Paimenler...... 8 1 4 12 3 11 3 2 y 5 1 6 1 66 For Mexico the declaration of the Martin O. Loeonecker ...... 684 285 209 147 184 1.59 149 166 158 277 184 141 17* 363 3449 were called falsifiers, forgers, etc. It American people in favor of the gold Kansas, 4; Michigan, 1; Missouri, 1; Radolph R. Atkins...... 8 2 ft 7 2 ft 1 1 1 2 4 8 39 Montana, 1; North Carolina, 3 and Alineroo M. Tinker...... 12 6 5 1 10 1 8 9 6 1 U i 70 .... is true now, as it was true before the Attorney General— election, that the American Bankers’ Washington, 1. Total, 16. The Re­ Fred A. Maynard. 662 102 149 368 184 237 243 154 178 394 155 133 209 20 3491 39 publicans have gained three congress ­ Noah W. Cheever.. 3 1 4 12 3 10 3 •2 9 ft 1 b 1 63 association controls the gold, and now effect many large and important under­ Alfred J. Murphy. 585 285 209 147 184 160 149 156 158 27b 184 141 172 353 3452 further wishes to intrench its cloven takings, for which capital would not men in Maryland, one in Virginia, one Charles K. Perrine , 8 2 ft 7 2 6 1 1 A 2 .4 8 40 Cyrus E. Lortbrop., 12 ft 5 1 10 1 8 9 6 1 b i 70 .... foot by bringing about legislation which have been obtained in the United States in New York, ami one in Louisiana. Superintendent of Public Instruction — ...... had Bryan been elected. The result is Total, six. The net Democratic gain of Jason E. Hammond. 662 102 149 367 184 237 243 154 178 391 155 133 209 20 3490 87 will give it control of the entire money for the general good of Mexico. Roberts, .'.rum. 3 1 4 12 3 11 3 -2 9 ft 1 b 1 66 circulation. votes, therefore, in the next congress is David E. Haskins... 585 285 209 148 184 160 149 156 15b 278 184 141 172 363 3453 Charles C. Willett. 8 2 5 7 2 ft 1 1 1 2 4 b 39 Then what ? 23; the net Populist gain, 15, and the William Heap... 12 ft 5 1 10 1 8 b 6 1 b i 69 The Michigan Car Works, which Wm. H. Standish, writing under the net Republican loss, 37. Utah's repre­ Member of State Board of Education — opened six weeks ago and hive been James W. Simmons ...... — 174 662 102 149 368 184 236 243 154 178 404 155 133 209 20 3500 49 head “The Impending Uriels,” in the sentative adds one more to the total Elmer Houser. 8 1 4 12 3 10 3 2 V A 1 t 1 65 running night and day, shut down Sat­ Frank S. Dewey.. 685 285 209 147 184 160 149 156 158 277 184 141 172 352 3451 November Arena, ventures a forecast, number ; but two gold Democrats were 1 b urday night for an indefinite time. The Joseph B. Steere. 8 2 6 7 2 6 1 1 2 4 39 elected, and the net gain to the silver Howard Edwards. 12 ft 5 1 11 1 8 10 6 1 0 i 72 .... of follows : managers have discovered that it re­ Member of Congress, 8th District- “The nobles and priesthood of France men, therefore, combining both Demo ­ William 8. Linton.. 129 174 652 101 151 374 185 240 243 164 175 398 154 132 *08 16 3486 were both rich and educated. So have quires something more than “confi ­ crats and Populists, is 36. One of the Ferdinand Brucker. 177 116 595 286 209 149 184 169 149 156 166 281 186 145 174 357 3499 is dence” to keep the works running. State 8euator, 19th District— ever been the governing class of all Republicans elected in New York is Chester W. Martin. 127 174 66« 117 148 868 184 233 244 154 176 396 156 183 207 39 3522 71 European countries. So were the Tories Elisha Mudge ...... 179 116 583 263 211 165 185 174 148 156 160 204 184 142 176 336 3451 of the Revolution. So are the native James J. Belen, an independent, who Represents 1 ive in State Legislature — class in Cuba today w ho are upholding Many Democratic office holders in defeated the regular party nominees, Chester E. Jackson ...... * ...... 118 174 065 102 lftl 367 182 237 244 154 177 403 155 132 208 21 3490 22 Newell A. Diyer ...... 188 116 583 278 208 152 187 168 148 156 159 273 185 142 178 352 3468 .... the cause of Spain. The selfish part of Washington are being bounced for “per­ but who is withal as staunch a Repub ­ Sheriff— man rises but little above the brute. nicious activity ” in advocating the elec­ lican as ever lived. Alonz ■ K. Dunn..—...... 127 172 675 107 149 859 188 241 245 148 179 385 167 135 205 29 3311 45 “The die is cast. One side requires Robert M. swigart ...... 179 116 676 278 210 162 180 167 148 162 157 176 140 l7o 344 3466 tion of Bryan. The McKinley assist­ Judge of Probate — present value of the dollar to be re­ 217 ants were active but not pernicious and Charles M. Merrill...... 129 1b0 676 126 160 374 191 251 2.53 ICO 184 394 170 140 62 3667 371 tained. which requires the retention of Republican Inconsistency. Henrv J. Patterson ...... - 573 260 199 146 178 157 139 160 150 2b4 178 133 lo3 312 3296 the gold standard, the destruction of have no fear of the headman’s axe. County Clerk— our greenbacks, certificate and silver The Detroit Journal says that anyone William M. Smith...... 647 101 175 368 183 245 245 187 176 390 159 139 210 21 3639 96 Thanks to civil service reform. Emory E. Une 162j 116 606 284 189 149 185 161 147 153 160 L6t 185 137 L 4 353 3443 money, and bonding the government for who tries to keep up this financial agi ­ Register of Deeds— $800,000,000 to obtain this money before tation for the next four years should be Byron V. Soule., 126; 176 668 103 151 369 170 24 2 243 154 177 420 15A 134 204 33 1531 89 L7 it can be destroyed, causing a yearly de­ The recently declared dividend of branded as a public enemy. Now 1 be­ Thomas H. Eddy. 179' 114 583 283 209 151 202 164 149 106 159 186 139 341 3442 cline in prices, making an increase in County Treasurer— thirty million dollars by the Standard lieve is has always been understood that David S. French. 1321 175 688 104 151 371 185 24.6 249 154 179 395 154 (35 205 20 3513 114 tribute to railways and monopolies, and Oil Company is accepted as evidence Joseph R Bohr. 174j llJ 563 281 208 148 183 161 142 166 157 204 187 141 .75 354 34*9 for taxes to meet officers ’ salaries, and nothing good could be iujured by close Prosecuting Attorney — 201 for interest. This will reduce the that this great monopoly has not suf­ study or so called, aud if the principles Wi liani H. Brunson.... 651 104 148 380 185 226 240 154 173 397 158 133 20 3463 Henry Walbridge. 596 282 210 147 183 176 150 1.5*. 163 250 187 141 181 353 350; 44 power of the people to consume or em­ fered heavily during the recent business and intentions of the Republican party Circuit Court Commissioners — ploy, and increase the idle, homeless, depression. Lewis Severance., 6.56 102 lftl 365 184 240 243 154 175 897 156 136 208 22 3439 5 and destitute. With these conditions are good, they will invite the closest in­ Ezra R. Averill...... 060 102 lftl 371 183 240 244 154 177 397 1&5 136 20o 20 35U1 31 Charles J. .-netting. 592 284 208 1.67 185 166 149 156 161 ‘280 185 14<> 178 351 3(84 growing more intense each year, let £ spection, for they will have everything 250 178 Mark II anna has gone back on Pier- Frank M. Osborn. 688 284 208 150 185 166 149 156 159 186 140 353 3470 famine intervene, as it did in France, their own way for the next four years Coroners — and what will ensue V” pout Morgan. He says what the coun ­ Samuel A. Cliff. 658 102 151 371 184 242 242 154 177 397 157 136 208 20 3501 25 and if it is in the power of the Repub ­ James DeWitt McCollum. 601 102 151 372 184 242 '243 154 177 39 J 156 136 *09 20 3.'.04 39 The world's greatest historian, John try needs is not more bonds but more lican party to bring prosperity to the Myron N. Duncan...... 594 284 208 150 185 165 150 156 159 280 184 140 174 353 3476 tariff protection. Charles F. Crell. 585 284 208 150 184 163 150 156 159 283 185 140 173 353 3465 .... Clark Ridpath, writes: working people of America, they Surveyor — “The farmer and the mechanic labor have a chance to demonstrate it. No Charles Eddy. 663 102 149 373 184 243 243 154 177 397 156 136 207 20 3507 33 Alfred B. Ide...... , 587 ?84 210 152 184 164 149 156 159 280 18£ 140 177 353 3474 on in hope deferred that a better day McKinley prosperity enlivens the is coming. Whether it will come de­ amount of silver agitation can hinder N ote —E. E. Vance, for sheriff, 1 vote, pends upon the people themselves. In New York stock market but the advance them, and the prosperity they claim l one of the inspired passions of the agent has not reached the rural districts* that will come through the policy of the French Revolution, the Democrats Republican administration, will be the THOMAS C. BUTLER, made a statute like a Titan, and set it up near where the Bastile had stood. COMING EVENTS. strongest argument for the gold stand­ L. W. BALDWIN, They call it Le Peuple Hercule. It ard. It is only when a party knows The ladies’ literary club will meet with Mrs. ANDREW S. WEST, was the People Hercules. It repre that their work will not bear light that sented the great ideal in its strength R M.Swigart next Wednesday, November 35, Board of County Canvassers. and majesty. Whenever the spirit of at 2 p.m. they fear agitation. The noble men such an ideal shall repossess our Ameri­ There will be c dance at Bengal Grange hall aud women, who spent their lives and on Thursday evening, November 26,1896, Blll( can citizenship, the end will come, and money in the fore part of the present ..1806.. the wrong the people have suffered by including oyster supper and horses to hay, century, fighting for the rights and free­ the Bond and the Dollar will be flOO. dom of their oppressed fellow creatures, righted. —Ionia Standard. Seats will be on sale for the King s Daugh ­ Three Opinions: ters opera. “Pinafore, ” at noon next Tuesday, were called vicious agitators and ene­ at Aldrich’s. General admission 35cents. Re­ mies of the public peace and welfare. For the Fall and Winter BRYAN IS RIGHT. served seats 10 cents extra. But the ones who gave them such epi­ This is the way Governor-elect Pin- The ladies’ aid society, of West Bingham, thets knew they were in the wrong, and trade will have a Thanksgiving supper at the home . gree sizes up the situation : they hated and feared agitation. When 4tThe CHICAGO RECORD is a model “You can't have any prosperity in of H. P. Gage on the evening of November 36, to which, all arc cordially Invited. working men are working at living newspaper in every sense of the word.*' — this country, so long as the farmers are The point lace h&ndkerchtet will be drawn wages and they see the signs of pros ­ burdened with taxes and everything at a social given by the ladies of the W. K. C, perity about them, they will lend no Harrisburg (Pa.) Call. ..JACKSON.. else. All prosperity must come from at G. A. R. ball on Saturday evening, Novem ­ ear to the croaking of the agitator; and •the soil, and the better off the farmers ber 21. Refreshments will be served. All are invited. the farmer is no niggard. As long as “There is no paper published in America are the better off everybody will be.” Tbe borne and foreign missionary society, he could keep his family in tbe barest THE SUCCESSFUL “That’s one of the arguments Bryan of M. E. church, will give a ten cent tea at the comforts, he was willing to pay his that so nearly approaches the true journal- used during the campaign, ” the mayor cburch, Friday, November 20 from 5 to 8 help fair wages and he paid his taxes istic ideaI as The CHICAGO RECORD."— was told. o'clock. A tine entertainment will be given without a murmur. But now when he by the children. From “Newspaperdom" (New York). “Don ’t care if he did, Bryan ’s right sees he is being crowded off the earth, MERCHANT TAILOR There will be a box social at Dennis Hall, about it. Yes, sir, he’s right about it. he raises his voice in honest protest for Saturday evening, November 21, for the bene­ la allowing a band sow one of I don ’t look for any real prosperity in fit of the U. B. mite society. There will algo Ills rights, and he will accept prosperity “I have come to the firm conclusion, after this country until the condition of the be two fine quilts sold. Each lady will please from the hands of Mr. McKinley as a long test and after a wide comparison farmers begins to improve. You can bring her box with name and lunch for two. gladly as he would from Mr. Bryan and FALL talk all you want to about the revival Advertised Letters. if he gets this prosperity without having with the journals of many cities and coun­ of business. Some of these fellows it founded on a famine in some other tries, that The CHICAGO RECORD comes AND WINTER with mtfney may let go of a little of November 17, 1896. great producing country, he will believe their cash from time to time, and there Bouck. R. N, Couter, Bert. the gold standard is right. The Repub ­ as near being the ideal daily journal as we SUITINGS. will be a little revival, but you won ’t Crain, Dalson. Monroe, Charles. Miller, Erve. Swarthout, C. M. licans are said to have a full working are for some time likely to find on these get good business until the farmers be Williams, Willis W. force in both Houses, and the supreme mortal shores." — Prof. J. T. Hatfield in gin to get on their feet.” H. D. MCCABE P. M. court is in perfect sympathy with them. Which will be made up in the most mod ­ They have a grand chance to prove to The Evanston (I/l.) index. The Greatest Fire. ern and perfect fitting manner. the people that a high protective tariff “ It begins to look, ” says the Grand The Chicago fire of 1871, whether Rapids Democrat, “as if there was going means prosperity. It is enough to make considered with regard to the area of Sold by newsdealers everywhere and subscriptions JHaT’Every garment guaranteed to bo to be a conflict in the Republican party even a Bryanite smile to see the differ­ land covered, the number of lives lost perfect and easy fitting, and the quality between the single-gold-standard men or the value of the property destroyed, ent notions of freedom and patriotism received by all postmasters. Address THE CHI­ of goods to be as represented. and those who are in favor of bimetal­ ranks as the greatest of history. Over in our America. The victorious Mc- CAGO RECORD, 181 Madison-st. lism through an international agree ­ 18,000 buildings were destroyed, of Kinleyites haven’t any respect for the ment. It makes but little difference wbiob 2,400 were stores, shops or fac­ wail of the mourners. They do not •‘A Straight Tip.” what the goldbugs believe, silver is tories, and about 100,000 people were wish to allow the Bryanite the consola ­ *********+**w+* TEACHERS’ EXAMINATIONS rendered homeless by the burning of When John F. McNally ’s farcial bound to make friends in the next four tion of free speech. They would crush their houses. The district over which satire, “A Straight Tip,” was first in-’ SCHEDULE FOR 1896-7. years. With one section of the Repub ­ him if they could. When it was said h the conflagration swept was 8 ^ miles troduced in New York, it made one of lican party, representing the banking, that the manufacturer and many others f sat w$ic High school room, St. Johns, third Thursday in length by more than a mile wide, the greatest artistic and financial suc­ and Friday, Aug. 20 and 21.1896. corporation and trust power, standing would do all they could to bring ruin to Court house. St. Johns, third Thursday and MS covering the most densely peopled por ­ cesses the Empire State bad seen for and mike money. Agents can make Friday, Oct. 15 and 16,1896. outrfpt gold monometallism, and anoth ­ our country if Bryan was elected, just • a handsome salary taking sobeorip- tion of the city. It is said that 260 lives years. The usually captious critics of i tloos and selling single oopies of oar High school room. St. Johns, last Thursday erAection planted on free coinage of were lost by accidents during the prog ­ because they did not agree with the , musical monthly, and Friday, March 25 and 26.1897. the Metropolis gave it almost unstinted Court House, 8t. Johns, thlra Thursday and Stiver by international agreement, it is ress of the fire, and the total value of financial policy of the people ’s choice, Friday, June 17 and 18 . 1897. praise for the many new ideas it con ­ ' plain the work of education during the the property destroyed was estimated at I think such sentiment is the lowest Certificates of all grades will be granted at tained, the bright lines and witty say ­ the examinations at St. Johns in August and fiext campaign will not be confined to $102,000,000, this estimate not includ­ form of despotism; and such men dare ■EfRY MONTH, March. Certificates of the second and third ings with which it abounded, and for the labors of William J. Bryan and his ing over $4,000,000 allowed for salvage to call themselves patriots. 1 the handsomest musical magazine In grades will be granted at all other examina­ its general cleanliness of plot and dia­ I the world. Knowledge of .Music tions. on foundations and the like. Scores of The Journal says, if the silver papers i •• no* necessar/. Each number All examinations will begiD at 9 o ’clock a. m. i^Tjipathizers.” and continue two days. fire insurance companies were forced to are not suppressing the news, they logue. In these days of free transla­ has $2.00 worth of the latest popular the wall by this terrible calamity, their tions from the French, when double en­ f copyright annate, besides being richly Respectfully, . must be full of shops starting up on the • illustrated with elegant half-tone R. if. WINSTON, It is rumored that the A. P. A. will losses being so great as to drive tbe tendre is mistaken for wit, it certainly i engravings of famous persons and Commissioner of Schools. make a strong effort to secure a cabinet companies into bankruptcy. The cash McKinley boom. Now, I hope the Re­ , paintings, the latest Parisian fashions is a great satisfaction to feel that the and other useful household literature. position for Congressman Linton, who contributions for the benefit of the suf­ publican papers tjiat are giving so much Terms of the Clrcnlt Conrt. space to the manufacturer, saying this ladies of the family can witness a ' WE PAY AGENTS the LARGEST ! was defeated in this district by Mr. ferers of the Chicago fire amounted, thoroughly enjoyable, indeed an uproar- within a month after the disaster,- to and that shop would not have started if « COMMISSIONS ever paid. Sample i Brucker. They have in view for him ously funny comedy without the dan­ • copy, with terms to agents, will be 8TATB OF MICHIGAN l the position of commissioner of Indian $4. 200,000, and the contributions in the Bryan had been elected, will be just as mailed postpaid on receiptor 10 cents, 29th Judicial Circuit- ( ger of having their sense of propriety J sumps or silver. I do hereby fix and appoint the times of affairs. They are doomed to disappoint way of supplies, food, clothing and oth ­ careful to give the news when these holding tbe several terms of Court within said er necessaries to perhaps as mnch more. shops now starting with so much noise shocked by some coarse act or joke, Circuit for the years 1896 and 1897 . ment for the reason that Present-elect only calculated to please the ground ­ CLIRTON COPHTT. McKinley will keep out of aU^ntanglmg close their doors, as I believe they will • Howley, Havilaifd $ Co., t First Monday in February. The Best Xan. in a short time, and they will not start lings. Fourth Monday In April. alliances. The A. P. A. claim that * "Ah, Mike, allow me to congratulate j PnMlBhfftt EV’RY MONTH,...... Last Monday in June. through their assistance McKinley was again without a reduced rate of wages. f Second Monday in November. you! ” said the heavy member of the I expect to get the news, as I take the j 4 East 20th Street, New York. _ . . QBATIOT CO If* TV enabled to carry every state where the firm to the porter. 1 * Who was the best Second Monday In March. Free Press, and now that it has fulfilled First Monday in June. order is strong. On the other hauji “It man at your wording? ” Bring that job of Printing to the R cpcnkncc 1 8econd Monday in September. is said that the indorsement of the order “Dinny Gillgory, sor. He bate foive its obligation to Wall street, it will INDEPENDENT office and see ! ANT MUSIC HOUSE IN THE U. S. OR CAHADA | First Monday In December. soon begin egging the Republican ad­ Dated October, 1891. has always been regarded 4s hoodo by min and two polacemin, sir!”—Detroit how well we can please you. ___ 8. B. DABOLL, the interest it embraced. Free Presft ministration. A Bryanite . I* * *+++ ♦•f** **•*+4* *+ Circuit Judge, 29th Judicial Circuit, Michigan. CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1896-

Elisabeth 1. Carpenter vs. William H. Awarded Dit. e. u ci., ORTGAGE SALE.-—Default having been Highest of all in Leavening Power. —Latest U. S. Gov't Report K repps. Breach of promise. Dyon A Doollng made in the conditions of a mortgage ex­ for plaintiff; Fedewa A Walbridge for defend­ Highest Honors—World’s Fair, ecutedM bv Edward Brown and Ells Brown to George W Emmons and J, C. Wolverton, dated ant. May 18. 180 ?, and recorded May 14, 1892 In the Eugene Lovett vs. Harmon Roseorans. As­ DU office of the Register of Deeds for Clinton County, sumpsit. Percey Edwards for plaintiff; A. L. in Michigan, In Liber 76 of mortgagee, on page 185, on which mortgage there It claimed to be due al Chandler for defendant. the dale of this uotice, twenty-eight hundred and Harvey Skluner vs. The estate of Horaoe M. eight dollars and eighty-seven cents, besides an Skinner, deceased. Appeal from probate The Celebrated Specialists attorney tee of thirty-five dollars, stipulated in said mortgage, to be paid should aDy proceedings court. Fedewa A Walbridge for plaintiff; W11C& WILL BE AT be taken to foreclose said mortgage, and uo suit or Powder Lyon A Doollng for defendant. proceedings at law or in equity having been in­ Horaoe Skinner vs. The estate of HoracaM- stituted to recover any part or the debt secured by said mo tgage; therefore by virtue of the power Skinner, deceased. Appeal from probate “The Steel” Hotel, of sale in said mortgage contained, and of the statute ABSOLUTELY PURE court. Fedewa A Walbridge for plalutiff; W CREAM in such case made aud provided, notice is hereby Lyon A Dooling for defendant giveo that on December 26, 1896, at one o ’clock In the afternoon, at the west front door of THE CIRCUIT COURT. George N. Berry, administrator of the estate ST. JOHNS, the courthouse for Clinton county, In Michigan, of George Smith, deceased, vs. Isaac Brown. in the village of 8t. John*, in said county, there Assumpsit and garnishment. Cassius Alex­ will oe sold at public vendue to the highest bidder, The Independent A List of (he Case* on the November BAKING Saturdays Dec. 5. the premises described in said mortgage, via: The Calendar. ander for plaintiff; Lyon ft Dooling lor de­ undivided one-half of lot four, snathe north half The following are the cases which ap ­ fendant. One Day Only Each Month. of lot five in block eleven, in the village of 8t. Published every Friday morning from The David M. Estey vs. Elta J. Burnes. Appeal. Johns, Clinton county, Michigan according to the Independent Block. No. 17 Clinton pear upon the calendar for the Novem ­ recorded plat of said village. —Dated September Avenue. High A Everett for plaintiff; Patterson A 29, 1896. GEORGE W. EMMONS and ber term of the Circuit Court, which Flynn for defendant. POWDER J. C. WOLVERTON, OEO. 8. COHH1T, Proprietor Emerson Taloott A Co , a foreign corpora" MOST PERFECT MADE. Perrins A Baldwin , Mortgagees will open Monday next. November 23d, Attorneys for Mortgagees. FRANK K. DK WITT, - Leasee tion, etc , vs. Loring Grant and John Scrivens A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free Judge Daboll presiding : from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. TKHMN i CRIMINAL. Assumpsit Byron L. Pierce for plaintiff; Fedewa ft Walbridge for defendants. I DMINISTKATOR’K nALR-Notice is here­ The People vs. Joseph B. Whitcher. W. A. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. by given that by virtue and in pursuance of Strlcly In Advance, •1.00 Ranuey Refrigerator Co., a corporation, etc., r Norton for the people. Alicense and authority granted to me, the under­ vs. St. Johns Manufacturing Co , a corpora ­ signed, by the Probate Court for Clinton County bsorlut The People vs. Lydia Prine. W. A. Norton tion, etc. Assumpsit. Lyqp A Pooling for Hose Glover vs Roman Glover. Bill for di­ State of Michigan, on the 24th lay of September, will be made at tlie rate of fl.SO for the people; Lyon 8c Doollng for defendant. 1896, to sell real estate belonging to the estate of t Per Year. plaintiff; Fedewa A Walbridge for defendant. vorce. Stewart A Heck for plaintiff. Tne People vs. Albert Rouse. Violating Liq ­ Oscar M Br»ok*, deceased. I will sell at public The Backus Co , a corporation, vs. 8t. Johns CHANCERY 4th CLASS. auction to the higher! bidder therefor, on the Our advertising rates are SlOO per column per uor Law, W. A. Norton for the people. Manufacturing Co., a corporation. Assumpsit. William H. Patrick vs Wilbur T Church. 2lat day of November, 1896, at one o ’clock p annum. Business notices five cents per line lor The People vs. Samuel 8. Walker'. Larceny. m., at the Probate office, in the Village of St. each Insertion. Editorial notices, ten cents. Lyon A Doollng for plaintiff; Fedewa A Wal­ Bill of complaint. Fedewa A Walbridge for W. a . Norton for the people; Lyon A Doollng Johns. Clinton County, Michigan, the north half Business cards, SI per line per year bridge for defendant. plaintiff; Lyon A Dooling for defendant. of the southeast uuarter of Ibe northeast quarter Marriage, birth and death notices Inserted free. for defendant. Alfred B. Ward, admin., etc. vs. Jane Nestell, Rudolph Qoetto vs Edward T Weal and Mary of section number twenty-eight, township of Obituary comments, resolutions, cards o f thanks, The People vs. Rollen Crandall. Habitual Rtnghain, Clinton County, Michigan Sale will be Re., will be charged lor ai the rate of fire cents R Weal. Bill for foreclosure. Lyon A Doollng Drunkeness. W. A. Norton for the people. Fred Nestell and Edward Nestell, admin., etc. made subject to the unaasigned dower interest of per Une. Ejectment. Lyon A Doollng for plaintiff; for plaintiff; Henry J Patterson for defend th« widow of deceased therein.—Dated September Correspondence containing local news Is solicited The People vs. David D. Pitas and Theron Spaulding A Norton for defendants. ant 24th, 189*. ELMINA BROOK8, from all parts of the coucty. Fits. Arson. W. A. Norton for the people; Administratrix of the Estate of Oscar M. Brooks, James N. Fisher vs. James Lance. Assump ­ Edward Brown vs The State Bank of 8t deceas d. FACILITIES FOR DOINW Lyon & Doollng for defendants. sit. Lyon A Doollng for plaintiff; Fedewa A Johns and John W Fitzgerald. Bill of com job Fu.mxrTiiixro The People vs. Robert B Leddlck. Violating plain t. Lyon A Doollng for plaintiff ; Fedewa Liquor Law. W. A. Norton for the people. Walbridge for defendant. ORTGAGE SALE,—Default having been Unsurpassed for stvle and cheapness Mrs. Mahetta Borassa vs. Mrs. Samuel Cliff. A Walbndge for defendant. The People vs. Frank Corwin. W. A. Norton made In the conditions of a mortgage, exe­ Replevin. J. H. Myers for plaintiff; Lewis John C Reid vs Martha Reid. Bill for dl Mcuted by Thomas 11. Hall and Isabella Hall to for the people. the Central Michigan 8avln<* Bank of Lansing, Severance for defendant. voroe. Lyon A Dooling for plaintiff; Fedewa The People vs willlaui Uesley. W. A. Nor ­ Ingham County, in Michigan, dated June 18. 1892, BUSINESS DIRECTORY/ The Wachusetts National Bank vs. Robert A Walbridge for defendant. and recorded in the office of the Register of Deed* ton for the people; Lyon Sc Looiing for de­ G. Steel. Assumpsit. Spaulding A Norton for George M Dayton vs William Cottrel and Consultation and Examination Free for Clinton County, in Michigan, on November C, fendant. 1893, in Liber 84 of Mortgages, on pairs 448; and plaintiff; Fedewa A Walbridge for defendant. Felix Barassa. Bill of complaint. MVittA Barbers. The People vs. Solon E. DeWltt. Violating and Strictly Confidential. George W. Stone having been appointed receiver The Third National Bank of New York vs. Montgomery for plaintiff; Spaulding, Norton of said Savings Hank on May 8, 1893, aDd since the Liquc.r Law. W. A. Norton for the people. ACOB POKKCH, proprietor or TheOentra Robert G. Steel. Assumpsit. Spaulding A A Welmer for defendant. execution of said morigage, by the Circuit Court of Barber Shop, Ladles' and children’s hair The People vs, Harry Granger. W. A. Nort ­ the county of Ingham aforesaid, and said mort ­ Jcutting a specialty. Good bath rooms In connection Norton for plaintiff; Fedewa A Walbridge for William E Gegler vs Blanche M Gegler. Bill I>RS. B. S. A CO., devote their attention to gage having been duly asxigutd on June 26, 1895, on for the people. defendant. of divorce. Lyon A Dooling for plaintiff. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat ami Lungs, As­ by said George W. Stone, as such receiver, to The People vs. Goodman Myers. Rape. W. thma and Cdnsumjdion, and all Chronic, Private and Josephus O. Selden vs. The Village of 8t. Sherman B Daboll vs John P Schneider and Miner R. Frink, guardian of Austin Hamer, a A. Norton for the people. Nervous Diseases, Deformities, Granulated Lids, Cross minor, by a written assignment, which was re­ Johns, a municipal corporation. Trespass on William H Patrick. Bill of complaint. Spaul e. Deafness, Discharge qf the Ears, Bronchitis, Attorneys. ISSUE OF FACT. corded June 27, 1x95, In the office of the Register the case. Lyon ft Doollng for plaintiff; Will ding, Norton A Welmer for plaintiff; Fedewa ronic (\mgh. Goitre, (big neck) Eecer Bores and of Deeds afoiesaid, in Liber 79 of mortgages, on Giles G. Hairet ai vs John M. Brvson et ai. aUlcers, Bright's Disease. Rheumatism, alt diseases ojpage 193. aud said mortgage having been again ewis sevehangk , a . r. H. Brunson lor defendant. A Walbridge for defendants. the Kidneys and Bladder, Heart, Stomach and Ner­ TORNEY. Over Bunday'a Grocery. Replevin. Turner Sc Carroll and Lyon A I)ool- duly assigned on June 15, 1896. hy said Miner R. Leila Newman vs. John M. DeWltt. Trespass Nelson F Hause vs Olive Molet, Alexander vous Diseaes, Chorea SI. Vitus’ Dance- General De­ Frink, as guardian of Austin Hauler aforesaid, tc L ing .for complainants; High, Fcdewa & Wal- bility, Scrofula, Sk’n Diseases, diseases of men and EDWIN U. LYON. on the case Lyon A Doollng for plalutiff; Molet and Catharine Schaver. Dill to enforce Auatiu Hamer, by a written assignment which JOHN C. POOLING. bridge for defendants. women, and alt diseases due to bad blood. lien. Lyon A Dooling for plaintiff; Fedewa A was recorded June 20, 189«, in the office of the Reg­ YON a BOOLING, Attorneys at Lr.w, 8t. Saul bolotnon et ai vs. David M. Estey. Re­ Fedewa ft W albridge for defendant. EPILEPSY, OR KITS positively cured by ister of Deeds aloresald, in Liber 79 of mortgages, Johns, Micb, Office over Kendrick's store. Frank A. Scofield vs. William H. Yerrick and Walbridge for defendants. a new and never failing remedy. L plevin. Lyon A Dboling for plaintiffs; High, on page 242 ; and said mortgage having been again Sarah Kelley vs John F Kelley. Bill for dl Drs. It 8. A Co. mukc a specialty of all forms duly assigned on June 20, 1896, by said Austin OPAULOINO, NORTON K WKIMKIt, At- Fedewa & Walbrldgo for defendant. Carrie Y'errick. Trespass on the case. Lyon of Rectal Diseases, Piles—internal ond external, Itch ­ A Dooling for plaintiff; J. H. Fedewa for de­ vorce. Spaulding, Norton A Welmer for Hauier to Miner R. Frink, by a written aspign- kJ torueys at Law. Olllce over St.Johns Nation* Samuel A. James efal. vs. David M. Estey ing and Bleeding, Rectal Ulcers, Pisures, fistula— ment, which was recorded June 20, 1896, in the ai Bank 1440 fendants. plaintiff; Lyon A Doollng for defendant. which are often taken tor Nervous and Lung et.al. Replevin. Lyon A Doollng for plaintiffs; office of the Register of Deeds aforesaid, in Liber Elmira J. Corkln vs. Alexander Molet. Tres­ Eliza S Howe vs Philander Howe. Bill for Troubles, all cured. Remember, we cure all 79 of mortgages, on page 242; and there being ILL H. BRUNSON, Attorney at Law and High, Fedewa A Walbridge for defendants. forms of Piles without pain, interruption or pass on the case. Lyon A Doollng for plain ­ divorce. Lyon A Dooling for plaintiff; Per­ claimed to be due on said mortgage, at the date of Solicitor In Chancery. Office over Putt’s Hamilton Carharl eL ai. vs. Jobu M. Bryson detention from business, and without the use this notice, one hundred and forty-two dollars and Wgrocery store. 1316 tiff; Fedewa A Walbridge for defendant. rins A Baldwin and Fedewa A Walbridge for of knlfo, caustic or ligature. Come and be sixty-eight centa. besides an attorney fee of fifteen et. ai. Tresspass on the case. Lyon A Doollng convinced. Frank A. Scofield vs. William H. Y’errick. defendant. dollars, stipulated in said mortgage to be paid JOHN H. FKPKWA, HENRY E. WALBRIDEK, for plaintiffs; High, *edewa A Walbridge for should any proceedings be taken to foreclose said Summons. Lyon ft Doollng for plaintiff; J. H. Bertha Wright vb John Wright. Bill for dl EDIilM A W ALHHIDhE, Attorneys defendants. mortgage: and no suit or proceedings at law or in Fedewa for defendant. vorce Fedewa A W’albrldge for plaintiff To Young, Middle-Aged at Law, at the old stand, over the “corner Henry P. Ausarge et.al. vs. John M. Bryson equity having been instituted to recover any part Fdrug store, ” 8t. Johns, Mich. 1387 Helen Sherman and Horaoe Sherman, ad­ Lyon A Dooling for defendant. of the debt secured by^said mortgage; therefore, by et.al. Trover. Lyon & Doollng for plaintiffs; virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage con ­ Estella E Otto vs Alonzo C Otto. Bill for and Old Men. ALHKIDGK A OSBORN, Attorneys at High, Fedewa A Walbridge for defendants. ministrator and administratrix, vs. Rachel tained, aud of the statute in such case made and divorce. Spaulding. Norton A Welmer for provided, notice is hereby given that on Decem­ Law. Office over Allison ’s Jewelry Store. Elizabeth Henning vs. Victor Jorae. Breach Rhine. Attachment. Lyon A Dooling for Suffering from Sprrmelorrhiea, Impoieney— Lost W plaintiffs; Spaulding, Norton A Weiiner for plaintiff; Fedewa A Walbridge for defendant, manhood, —or from weakness Brought on Irom er­ ber 12, 1890, at one o ’clock In the afternoon, of promise. Lyon A Dooling for plaintiff; at the west front door of the r'ourt House for Clin­ H. M. PERKIN. P. K. PERRIN. A. J. BALDWIN defendant Hannah Frundy vs George Fruntiy. Bill ror* or indiscretion* in youth or over-indulgence I. K It INN A HALO WIN, Attorneys at Fedewa A Walbridge for defendant. in later years, are given permanent relief. Abso ­ ton County, in Michigan, In the Tillage of St. Helen Sherman and Horace Sherman, ad­ for divorce. Lyon A Doollng for plaintiff lute cures guaranteed; strictly confidential. Johns, in said county, there will beaold at public Law and Solicitors In Chancery. Bounty, John E. Jaynes, administrator, vs. The vendue to the highest bidder the premises des­ Ppension, real estate agents, conveyancers mnd ministrator and administratrix, vs. Edwin Spaulding. Norton A Welmer for defendant. TUMORS AND CANCERS cured without Township of DeWltt. Trespass on the Case. acids, knife, pain or scar New methods. cribed in said mortgage, viz: The east half of money loaners. Also examine titles, pay taxes, Sherman. Assumpsit. Lyon A Dooling for Sarah Honeywell vs The Unknown Heirs of the west half of the northwest quarter of section and make collections. Business entrusted to their Win M. Smith and Lyon A Dooling for plain ­ CATARRH. New home treatment. Unsur­ deiendant. Joseph Honeywell, deceased. Bill of com passed and cheat). thirteen, in township five north of range two west, eare will be promptly and faithfully attended to. tiff; Spaulding, Norton A Weitner for defend­ In Michigan. Said sale will be made subject to Office over Wickes’ grocery, Clinton Avenue,8t. Ashel B. Danfort!) vs. William M. Leland* plaint. Fedewa A Walbridge for plaintiff, GUARANTEE to cure every case of Dyspepsia, the payment of the remainder of said mortgage Johns, Mich. 1183 ant. Sick Headache, Piles, Tape Worm and Stricture. Emerson Vance et al. vs. Samuel S. Walker, sheriff of Clinton county, Mich. Trespass on Demont D Walton vs Flora Walton. BUI for not yet due, and being for six hundred and fifty SrtTWe will give special attention to difficult dollars, due June 18, 1897, with Interest payable H• CA8TLE, Attorney at Law. Assumpsit. Veruoti H. Smith for plaintiffs; the case. A. G. Shepard and Lyon A Dooling divorce- Chas M Merrill for plaintiff; Lyon A cases and to cases other physician have failed to W"»Money to Loan, office head of Clinton for plaintiff; High A Everett for defendant. Doollng for defendant. cure. Persons applying for treatment will please at 8 per cent, computed from June 18 , 1896 —Dated avenue, e»at side. 1138 Otto Klrchner for defendant. br.ng two or three ounces of urine for analysts. September 15, 1896. MINER R. FRINK, August Redouty vs. William Summers. Ap­ James C. Anderson vs. Bradley B. Bennett et. Silas Potter vs Fannie Potter. BUI for dl Pkrrins & Baldwin , Assigopp. Those who are unable to call, can write full par­ Attorneys for Assignee. 49-12 ZRA K. AVER!!.!.., Attorney and law, 8t. peal. Stewart A Heck for plaintiff; Black & al. AssumpBit. High A Everett for plaintiff, vorce. High A Everett for plaintiff. ticulars of their case and bare medicine sent by Charles H. Ritter and Edwin A. Burch vs. express, with full Instructions how to be taken. Johns, Micb. 115 Walker Street East, near Dodge for defendant. Addle M Huyck vs James N Huyck. Bill for Epoatofflc*. Albert Rouse. Assumpsit. Fedewa A Wal­ divorce. High A Everett for plaintiff. The firm ol Drs. B. S. A Co., were Incorporated ORTGAGE SALE.—Default having been Nellie L. Holton vs. Richard A. Moore. several years since with a capital of *50,000, hence bridge for plaintiff. Stllbert Russell to Jennie Russell. Bill for made In the conditions of a mortgage Capias. Lyon A Dooling for plaintiff; Spam- you take no chances if you employ them. They Mexecuted by Henry B. Howard and Sarah A. Dentistry. ding, Norton A Weiiner fur defendant. Orrin R Rice vs. Edward Drown. Assump ­ divorce. Will H Brunson for plaintiff; are responsible and well-known. Address Howard to Spencer W. Gibbs, dated April 11, 1882, David G. Fltz vs. Farmeis’ Mutual Fire In­ sit. Lyon A Doollng for plaintiff. Spaulding, Norton ft Welmer for defendant and recorded April 11, 1882, in the office of the Peter Hess vs. John Gibson. Certolrari. The St Johns National Bank vs The Town ­ Register of Deeds for Clinton Cotinty, in Michigan, If. KENYON. Dentist East Walker surance Co. of Clinton County. Assumpsit. DRS. B. S. & CO., in Liber 56 of mortgages on page 183, on which ,S 8treek 1133 Lyon A Doollng for plaintiff; Spaulding, Nor ­ Spaulding, Norton A Welmer for plaintiff; ship of Bingham. Bill of complaint. Spaul mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date of ton A Welmer for deiendant. Fedewa A Walbridge for defendant. ding, Norton ft Welmer for plaintiff; Will H LOCK BOX I 60, this notice, four hundred and forty-eight dollars G. H. MANN, D. D. S. Office over Anna G. Gilbert, guardian, etc., vs. Dora E. Brunson for defendant. and eighty eight cents, besides au attorney fee of Spaulding A Co. ’s hardware, oppo ­ William N. Hrockway vs. Willard C. Lyon et. fifteen dollars, stipulated in said mortgage, to be site The Steel Hotel. Surgery a al. Appeal. Byron L. Pierce for plaintiff. Bryson. Assumpsit. Lyon A Dooling for The Clinton Co Savings Bank vs The Town ­ Muskegon, - Mich. paid should aoy proceedings be taken to foreclose specialty. Office hours, 8 to 12 s. Phebe J. Place vs. Oliver Freeman, Richard plaintiff; High A Everett for defendant. ship of Bingham. Bill of complaint. Spaul­ said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings at law or in., 1:30 to 5 p. in., 7 to 8, evening. Adam Dennis vs. Clark Smith. Assumpsit ding, Norton A Welmer for plaintiff; Will H in equity having been instituted to recover any Freemun and Alice Freeman. Ejectment. part of the debt secured by said mortgage: there­ High A Everett for plaintiff. Brunson for defendant. CORBIN, M. D., D. D. 8. To get Fedewa A Walbridge for plaintiff; Lyon A fore, hy virtue, of the power of sale in said mort ­ ri k . gage contained, and of the statute in such ease n JTw tbtthe benefit of the experience, medical know- Doollng and Henry B. Freeman for defend­ Allan Radcliff vs. William Bond. Summons. ledgeadge aBdand surgical1 skill which are lndispeusahle to Spaulding, Norton ft Welmer for plaintiff; Real K«tat., Grand Trail Railway System. made and provided, notice is hereby giren that on traction of results in dentistry, apply to Corbin ants. January 23, 1897, at one o ’clock in tbe afternoon, r Frank L. Ocobock vs. Township of Lebanon. Lyon A Dooling for defendant. Daniel Dutton and wife to Judson H. Dutton, at the west front door of the Court House for Son, St. Johns. of lots 9 and 10, block 32. St. Johns, *1,000. Detroit & Milwaukee Div. Trespass on the case. Lyon A Dooling for Annie G. Gilbert, guardian, etc., vs. Dora Clinton County, in Michigan, in the Village of St. Estey Bryson and David M. Estey. Assumpsit. Ebb Smith and wife by sheriff to Wm. H. Johns, in said county, there will be sold at public plaintiff; Spaulding, Norton A Welmer for Robson, executor, 20 acies, sec. 20, Ovid, vendue to the highest bidder, the premises des­ Physicians. Lyon A Doollng for plaintiff; High A Everett cribed in said mortgage, viz : The west half of the defendant. *7*7 47. TIME TABEE John G. Patterson, administrator of the for defendants. Minnie A Jenks by sheriff to Wm. H. Rob ­ southeast quarter of section six, in township B. HODGE, .11. V.. Surgeon and Ho D. 11 Fisk A Co a corporation and company, son, executor, lot l, block C, Stone's addition, eight., north of range two west. In Michigan. — • meopathic Physician. Office and residence estate of Levi T. Buxter, deceased, vs. George Ovid, *646 56. IN EFFECT Dated October 21, 1896. vs. Julia T. Cole and Robert M. Steel. As­ „ 8PENCER VV.GIBBS, Jover Spaulding A Co. ’s hardware, opp. The Steel.McPherson. Assumpsit. Lyon A Dooling for Timothy O. Connell by sheriff to Mary sumpsit. I.yon A Doollng for plaintiffs. Prrrins A Baldwin , Mortgagee. plaintiff; Fedewa A Walbridge for defendant. Cowell, 40 acres, sec. 9, Lebanon, *77.62, RANK C. BUNN, M. I)., Physician and John E. Hill vs. William Savlll. Replevin. November 15th, 1896. Attorneys for Mortgagee. I2w Surgeon. Office over Spaulding A Company ’s The State Bunk of 8t. Johns vs. Joshua Oor- Ann Redmond to Charles G. Hasse, 20 acres, Phardware store, St. Johns, Mich. 1367 kin, survivor, etc. Attachment. Fedewa A High A Everett for plaintiff; Lyon A Dooling sec. 81. DeWitt, *925. WESTWARD. Walbridge for plaintiff; Lyon A Dooling for and A. G. Shepard for defendant. Wm. H. LeClearand wife to Jasper Carpen­ K. KNAPP, m. I»., Physician and Western Cottage Piano and Organ Co., a ter, 15 acres, sec. 1, Green bush, *700. ___ Surgeon. Office at residence, first house defendant. TOM PADLEY, southc. of the M. E. church, St. Johns. 1357 A. 8. Chubb vs. May Warne. Appeal. John corporation, vs. Samuel A. Sturgis. Assump ­ Alexander McMillan et al to A. Willard Lock- wood, lot 10. block 31, St. Johns, *15, q. o. STATIONS. 2^ = G. Patterson for defendant. sit. Lyon A Dooling for plaintiff; Fedewa A lltHl', 71. IS.. Physician And Sur- Alwllda Phillips by sheriff to Wm. H. Rob ­ Us Mary A. Danfort!) vs. John B. Cross, con ­ Walbridge for defendant. The Pioneer llarnessmaker. • geon, Eureka. Mich. 1217 son, executor, lots 9 and 10, block H, Faxon's 33 “ 53 H stable of the Township of Ovid, Clinton First Natioual Bank of Corunna, a corpora ­ addition, Ovid, *353 98. a. m. ; W. PVLLIKII Physician and Surgeon. county, Mich. Trespass on the case. A. G tion, vs. Charles Farmer et. al. Assumpsit. Mary Perrin et al to Geo. D Smith, lots Sand p. m p. m. • Office over the Bute Bank of St- Johns. Resi­ John T. McCurdy for plaintiff; High A Everett 11, block 8, avenue addition, St. Johns, *644.81. DETROIT...... Lv 6 55 11 80 8 on 10 45 denceJ corner Casa and Ottawa streets. 1284 Shepard and Lyon A Dooling for plaintiff; Milwaukee Jet....; 7 15 11 48 8 15 11 05 High A Everett for defendant. for defendants. Amanda Duesha to Susan L. Daley, land on p. in. s. m. sec. 83, Duplaln. $800, q. c. Pontiac ...... 8 02 12 83 SI. PONT. SI. ».« Physician and8ur- Mary A. Danfort h vs. William M. Leland. James J. Munson, executor, etc., vs. William 8 58 12 IS • geon. Office over H. L. Hicks’ millinery A. Barnes. Assumpsit. High A Everett for Edwin H. Boss et al to Henry A. Boss, 80 Satore, No. 14 Clinton avenue. Residence, cornersheriff of Clinton county, Mich. Trespass on acres, sec. 8, Riley, *2,2U9, q. c. Holly ...... 8 48 9 39 of Lansing and Rodgers streets, St. Johns, Mich. the case. A.G. 8hepard and Lyon A Dooling plaintiff. Durand...... 9 25 10 15 Frank A. Marshall et. al. vs. Albert J. Cal­ Owosao Jet...... 10 10 for plaintiff; High A Everett for defendant. LITERARY NOTES jyg . IIAVKNN, SI. ».» Homoeopathic kins. Assumpsit. High A Everett for plain­ St. Johns...... 10 47 Physician and Surgeon. Office over R. J. Reeves A Co., a corporation, vs. Thomas W. Ionis ...... 11 42 tiff. An Intimate friend of Kipling's, with whom WoodruffW uff’s shoe store. 1188 Gay. Assumpsit- Spaulding, Norton & Wei- 11 56 Alva Servls vs. Sanford P. Doty. Assump ­ he was tor some time associated in editing Saranac...... p. m mer for plaintiff; Fedewa A Walbridge for Lowell ...... 12 10 4 88 9 19 R. A. j. WIGGINS, Physician and 8ur* sit. Stewart A Ileck for plaintiff; Spaulding, paper in India, recently remarked : “While defendant. Ada...... 12 25 4 50 9 85 geon. Office over Sullivan’s clothing Norton A Welmer for defendant. possessing a marvelous faculty tor assimila­ Grand Rapids. 12 58 D■tore, St. Johns, MJoh. 1244tf William H. Patrick vs. Wilbur T. Church. 5 12 9 55 William Terbush vs. Albert Norris. Assign ­ ting local oolor without apparent effort, Kip­ G.R.AI. Jet.. 12 58 5 16 Appeal. Fedewa A Walbridge for plaintiff; K. UlLLAMt ■>•* Physician an« ment J. H. Meyers for plaintiff; Fedewa A ling neglected no chance and spared no labor Ferrysburg ...... 1 55 fl 151 a Burgeon. Office at Realdence, opposite court Lyon A Dooling for defendant. Grand Haven.. 200 6 20 Ia still .doing business at the old stand, ad­ § Walbridge for defendant. In acquiring experience that might serve p. m. p. m p. m. iaa, west. Office hours . to 4 p. ra.,exceyrt Wed- William F. Welmer vs. George D. Cooper Milwaukee (Str) joining DeWltt's Grocery, where may be naaday, then • to 9 p. m. J183 Appeal. Spaulding, Norton A Weiiner for Simoon Hewitt vs. James Fraser. Assump­ literary purpose. ” One who has been per ­ mitted to read In advance Kipling ’s new serial Chicago (Str).. plaintiff; Lyon A Dooling and J. C. Flynn for sit Fedewa A Walbridge for plaintiff. found a complete stock of Draft and Driving T) NISI SIOWS. SI. ».* Homoeopathic The State Hank of 8t Johns vs Albert store, “Captains Courageous/' which begins tV. Physician, Burgeon and Accoucheur. Office defendant. Itemaley and Frank Kemaley. Garnishee. publication in the current number of Mc­ EASTWARD. •n Main street, DeWltt. 1138 Mary B. Thurston vs. George E. Love, Wm. Clure's Magazine, finds this habit of Kipling's J. Strong and Levi Calkins. Trespass on the Fedewa A Walbridge for plaintiff. 2S <5 d fr TAR. ERNEST SCHEMER, Physician and especially manifest in that story. Dealing HARNESSES, case. Lyon A Dooling for plaintiff; William The State Bank of St Johns vs Estey Manu­ d Surgeon, Office over C. «ruler’s store facturing do. Garnishee. Fedewa A Wal­ with a phase of life far apart from the ordi ­ STATIONS. Fowler, Mich. 14

HONOR MISS WILLARD ILLINOIS ODD FELLOWS. LISTEN TO REPORTS. POSTAL 8AVINQ8 BANKS. TRAFFIC SUSPENDED. KNOCKS OUT CHOYN8K1. Report* Presented to Urand Lodge Last Knights of Labor at Rochester Taka Maker Proves Too Stalwart for tbe Cal­ Night. Steps in That Direction. ifornia Pugilist. TEMPERANCE WORKERS BUSY TRAIN SERVICE IN WASHING­ NATIONAL W. C. T. U. RB- Springfield, Ill., Nov. 18. —The Illi­ Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 18. —Immigra ­ New York, Nov. 18. —Peter Maher, AT ST. LOUIS. ELEC1S ITS PRESIDENT. nois Orand Lodge of Odd Fellows met tion occupied a large share of the at­ TON ABANDONED. the Irish heavy-weight, Monday night tonight, when the reports of the grand tention of the Knights of Labor assem­ knocked out Joe Choynskl, the Califor ­ bly Monday. The provision to amend Officers of the Organisation All Retained officers were presented. The financial W. C. T. D. Convention Indorse* Total The Severe Storm in Washington la nia pugilist, In six rounds. A great Abstinence, Equal Wages, Uallot witl^ the Lodge-Corll 8 s restriction bill by for the Ensuing Term — Important statement of the Odd Fellows' Orphans ’ Causing Heavy Losses —Rain Turns to crowd witnessed the contest, which was Educational Teat, and Various Other limiting Immigration to 50,000 a year Resolutions as to the "Wonuu'i Home showed that the'receipts for the Snow lu the Mountains —Lumber Men expected to be full of hard hitting. In period commencing Oct. 1, 1895, and was voted down. An amendment des­ this particular there was some disap­ Bible." Reforms —Elect Officers Today. the Chief Sufferers. ending Sept. 30, 1896, were $21,422, igned to exclude artists, musicians pointment up to the sixth round. Both whioh includes a balance In the hands and professional people who come to men were cautious to that time. Then St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 18. —Monday was Seattle, Wash., Nov. 18. —Not a rail­ St. Louis, Wov.- 18. —The National of the grand treasurer at the beginning this country under contract was adopt ­ Choynskl, after landing a terrific blow, 1 a busy day with the delegates of the road train reached Seattle yesterday, Woman ’s Christian Temperance Union of the period of $3,543, and an appro ­ ed by a close vote. The executive board got Maher groggy, and thought he had W. C. T. U. Exposition ball was but the railway managers claim that at this morning ’s session re-elected the priation made by the grand lodge of was Instructed to urge the passage of the fight won. He sailed in on the crowded early In the morning by wom ­ they will be able to run trains out to ­ old board of officers without opposition $15,000. The balance In the treasury on a law establishing postal savings Irishman, but the latter soon recover ­ en who bore no sign whatever of weari­ night. Superintendent Rlton of the as follows: the date last named was $8,132. The banks. It is also recommended that or ­ ed his senses, and then It became a ness and they at once went to work Great Northern wired here that be­ President—Frances E. Willard, Illi­ dinary savings banks and trust com ­ hammer-and-tongs affair. In whioh value of the home is given at $78,891. on carrying out the day ’s programme. tween two and three miles of track nois. One hundred and twenty children have panies give bonds for twice the amount ChoynBki was whipped in no time. But in the midst of so much anima­ were under water near Sultan. No Vice president-at-large —Mrs. Lillian of tbelr deposits. Maher’s awful blows first dazed Choyn ­ been received in the home since It was tion, there was one quiet hour in which estimate of damage can be made until M. N. Stevens, Maine. opened, Jan. 26, 1893. The report After a lively discussion over the se­ skl, and then one of them Bent him a memorial service was held. Members the water subsides. Corresponding secretary —Mrs. Ka­ showed an encouraging growth In the lection of a place of meeting of the down. On getting to his feet he was and friends of the W. C. T. U., who Reports from all points on the tharine Lente Stevenson, Massachu­ membership of the order. next general assembly, Louisville won still groggy, and another right, square ­ had passed away lines the last conven ­ Northern Pacific show that the rains setts. The grand encampment of the Odd on the fourth ballot. ly on the Jaw, put him out. Experts tion, were lovingly recalled. “We must have ceased and snow has taken its Recording secretary —Mrs. Clara C. Fellows of Illinois elected the following The committee on co-operation has a present declared that the battle merely not think of our comrades as dead,” place. There were four inches of Bnow Hoffman, Missouri. officers for the ensuing year: Grand plan to cheapen supplies to members showed that no man cduld stand before said President Frances Willard, “They of the order by making large purchases at Black Diamond. The conditions are Treasurer—Mrs. Helen M. Barker, patriarch, J. D. Murphy, of Bushnell; Maher’s blows. It was a fatal mistake are serving in the promoted soldiery, and distributing the goods among regarded as favorable and railroad Illinois. grand secretary, J. C. Smith, of Chi­ on Choynski ’s part to in-fight with the where contest is changed Into con ­ unions located near one another. The men are hopeful. The usual early morning prayer cago; grand treasurer, John P. Foss, of Irishman. meeting at Schuyler Memorial House quest. ” plan 1b Bimilar to that adopted by the A special from Mount Vernon says Chicago; grand high priest, J. T. Blan- the present flood In the Skagit valley was followed by the convention in Mu­ ey, of Quincy; grand senior warden, A proposed constitutional amend­ Farmers’ alliance. FOR HOME MISSIONS. sic Hall, which was promptly called to ment to Increase the national executive Is the worst In Its history. The whole Frank P. Roddy, of East St. Louis; valley is under water and great dam­ Appropriations Made by the Committee order at 9 o ’clock by President Willard. committee, which consist of the state Killed on the Railroad Tracks. grand junior warden, Robert Smith, of age will ensue to the farmers through of the M. E. Chnrch. The following resolution was adopted presidents, by adding the national Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 18. —J. P. Car­ Chicago; grand representative, Walter loss of hay, stock and fences. The without much debate: superintendents of the various depart­ penter, one of the largest lumber deal­ Detroit, Mich., Nov. 18. —Details of E. Carlin, of Jerseyville. country between Mount Vernon and “Resolved, That while we recognise ments of the W'. C. T. U., was lost, as ers of this city and a resident of Cov ­ appropriations for domestic missions Laconner is submerged, while to the the right of women to make commen ­ 159 voted for it and 135 against it, and ington, Ky., and D. H. Lyons , a promi ­ occupied tho general missionary com ­ Kansas City Printers May Strike. south there is one vast lako. At Mount | mittee of the M. E. church Monday, taries on the bible, as men have done, a two-thirds majority was needed to nent architect of this city, were walk­ Kansas City, Mo., Nov. 18. —A strike Vernon the water is fifteen inches and $35,700 was assigned for German from the beginning until now, we re­ carry it. ing along the double tracks of the Cin­ or lockout of all the union printers, higher than ever known and the town and Swedish mission work In the Ida­ gret that the name ‘Woman ’s Bible ’ has Before there was time to absorb any cinnati, Lebanon and Northern railway pressmen, feeders, helpers and book ­ has been Baved only by great exertions ho, Columbia River, Puget Sound, Ore­ been given to any volume, and we disappointment from the defeat, the en­ talking about business when they were binders in this city employed by the of the citizens. The dikes were gon and northern Pacific districts, and further depldre the misapprehension tire assemblange arose in groups of caught by trains going in opposite di­ of the press, secular and religious, in firms who are members of the employ ­ states and waved a “Chautauqua sa­ manned all of last night, and It was for Norwegian work In the northwest. ing printers ’ organization, the Typoth- rections. and in tbelr confusion both not until this morning the flood began The New Mexican Spanish work was styling the commentary on those parts lute” to Miss Agness E. Slack of Eng ­ were killed. of the bible only relating to women etae, is threatened. The trouble arises land, world ’s secretary of the W. C| T. to recede. allowed $11,000. as ‘A new version of the scriptures. ’ over the refusal of the Typographical U., and one of the most capable work ­ Will Probably Quit Austria. A special from Kelso says the Cow ­ During a discussion of the appropria ­ “We further disclaim any connection union to call off its boycott recently ers In the white ribbon host. Miss London, Nov. 18. —A Vienna dispatch litz river is higher than ever and still tion for Hawaii, Bishop Newman inci­ whatever of our society or of our na­ declared against the Hudson-Kimberly Slack made a short, but Impressive to the Times predicts the failure of the rising. All log booms have broken dentally remarked that the people of tional president with this work. ” Publishing company, a non-union speech. mission of the delegate from the Ameri­ loose and millions of fee: of logs and both Hawaii and Cuba should soon be The Anal report of the credentials bouse. An ultimatum has been Issued The reports of superintendents came can insurance companies, who has ar­ thousands of cords of shingle bolts prepared for living under the American oommlttee showed that forty-five states by each side and each is preparing for next. They told of the Woman ’s Chris­ rived there, as the government depart­ have gone down with the current. The flag. The remark brought out a de­ are represented In the convention, with a fight. Definite action will be taken tian Temperance union school of meth­ ment concerned with these matters re­ valleys of the White and Black rivers cided “amen” from most of the breth­ 895 delegates and officers, consisting of at the next meeting of the union, Sun­ ods and parliamentary usuage, Sunday fuses to make any exception in favor are covered with water and the loss ren of the committee. to farmers will be large. all the general officers, many of the de­ day, Nov. 22. school work, physical culture scien­ of American companies. The companies Spokane, Wash., Nov. 18. —Spokane partment superintendents, vice presi­ tific temperance instruction work will probably withdraw from Austria. Ireland Denies the Report. Dispute May Lead to War. has been practically cut off from rail­ dents, state officers, national organis ­ among the foreigners, young women ’s St. Paul, Minn., Nov. 18 — Archbi­ Valparaiso, Nov. 18. —It is semi-offl- way communication with the outside ers and evangelists and editors of state cially stated that the relations between branch of the Woman ’s Christian Tem­ Contests In Indiana Legislature. shop Ireland has heretofore adhered papers, etc. Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 18. —The re­ world for twenty-four hours. No firmly to hts first decision not to speak Chile and Argentina are again perance union and Local Temperance Northern Pacific trains ran either A delegate announced that It was re­ strained. Chile made a proposition to unions. There was an evidence that publicans have decided to contest th* of the repeated rumors (purporting to ported that the house in Washington in seats of several democrats who were east or west yesterday. The come from Rome) saying in one way or Argentina to enter into an agreement Susan B. Anthony is cherished in many trouble on the Rocky Mountain divi­ which Abraham Lincoln died was to be to disarm. The reply of Argentina was hearts. When Ella Harrison of Mis­ elected to the legislature by small maj­ another that he was to be called to ac­ turned Into a saloon. A resolution orities. It will be averred In all these sion prevented the west hound over ­ count for some of his views or actions. that in the arbitration protocol accept­ souri, the president of the state Equal land from arriving, and the carrying was adopted denouncing this and me­ ed two months ago there was no clause Suffrage association, spoke of some re­ contests that a fusion ticket cannot be Monday he said: “In all the reports re­ morializing congress to take the neces­ made except by a regularly called con ­ away of a span of the Natchez river cently published as to my relations calling for disarmament and that the cent utterances of Susan Anthony hun-’ bridge near Yakima prevented any sary action to prevent It. government did not propose to do so. dreds of women clapped their hands vention. In many of the counties with the Vatican there Is not one sylla ­ the fusion ticket was made by repre­ train arriving from the west. ble of truth. What may be the sources Politicians declare that Chile will soon and demonstrated that they were in The Great Northern Is tied up in a Liberal Church Congress. renew her proposition In more pointed sympathy with her work and teachings. sentatives of the local committees. of the reports or the motives of the similar manner and has run no trains men who put those reports Into circu­ Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 18. —A num­ and explicit terms. It is considered AH the principles everybody desired since yesterday except one as far west North Carolina Official Returns. lation —whether the enemies be politi ­ ber of distinguished men and women probable that in the case of a second were embodied in the resolutions which as Leavenworth. Traffic to the Coeur are taking .part in the third annual refusal this government will resort to the committees presented, ail of which Raleigh, N. C., Nov. 18. —The official cal or ecclesiastical—I do not know, d’Alene country la suspended by reason nor do I care to inquire. ” meeting of the American Congress of other measures. were accepted. They embraced total canvass of the election returns for of the high water. Liberal Religious Societies, which abstinence for the Individual; prohibi ­ presidential electors gives Bryan a ma­ opened at Plymouth Church this even­ Want Football Prohibited. tion for the state and nation by law and jority over McKinley in North Caro ­ Voorhees* Health Improves. ing. At the opening session Dr. Hiram Lawrence, Kas., Nov. 18. —Citizens by party; equal standard of purity for lina of 19,266. Russell, the republican NAVAL YARD ACTIVITY. Terre Hauet, Ind., Nov. 18. —Dr. Jen­ who are opposed to football held a candidate for governor, defeats Wat­ kins, who has been attending Senator W. Thomas, of Chicago, president of men and women; equal wages for equal Every Available Vessel Belnf Got Read/ the congress, responded to the address meeting last night to discuss the kill­ son, his democratic opponent, by 8 ,000. Voorhees since the latter was brought work without regard to sex; ballot with for Sea. of welcome, taking as his subject “A ing of Bert Serf, the quarterback of Guthrie, the populist candidate, re­ here from Mackinac some weeks ago, educational test for both sexes; oppo ­ New York, Nov. 18. —Though the au­ Message to the Churchless.” Rev. the Doane college eleven. It was de­ ceived 30.000 votes. says there if _o basis for the report sition to lynching; arbitration between thorities at the Brooklyn navy yard Philip S. Moxom, of Springfield, Mass., cided to ask the next legislature to nations; education along temperance sent from Indianapolis that he is a vic­ pass a bill making the playing of foot ­ refused to give an explanation of the delivered the opening sermon. The ex- lines, and cultivation of public senti­ Csar Tried to Make Peace. tim of paresis. The senator ’s general ball a misdemeanor. It was stated great activity there, it is generally be­ ericses closed with a brief address by ment; the holy bible as our standard London, Nov. 18. —The Chronicle ’s health has been steadily improving, that Florida had such a law. A com ­ lieved that Instructions have been re­ and during the last ten days he has President Jordan of the Leland Stan­ of faith, and the recognition of the sab­ Paris correspondent reports that he ceived from Washington to have every ford University. mittee was appointed to wait upon Gov. bath as a day of rest; Christian citizen­ been out riding frequently. He Is be­ elect Leedy and ask him to embody learns from the highest sources that available vessel ready for sea. The ship and sympathy with the Ar­ the czar while in Paris tried to reconcile coming more cheerful, and has been such a recommendation in his forth ­ most experienced commanders at the TORTURED BY ROBBERS. menians. Nearly $1,000 has been sub­ France and Germany on the basis of talking of his plans for the trip to coming message to the legislature. yard believe that there will not be any scribed for the Armenians, and the sum a territorial adjustment. President Washington the first of the month to be Fiends Try to Extort Hiding Place of conflict with Spain. They laugh at the present at the opening of congress. will be materially Increased in the com ­ Faure assured the czar th at he did not idea of Spain attempting with her an­ Old Man’s Wealth. Supreme Court Derision Liked. ing week. hope to change French ] bile opinion cient fleet to attack the navy of this Cleveland, Nov. 18. —Some time last Salt Lake, Utah, Nov. 18. —The de­ Threaten to Stop Mining. Officers will be elected to-day, and It In regard to the lost provinces. country. It is thought by them that night three burglars broke into the cision of the United States supreme Pittsburg, Pa., Nov. 18. —Capt. Lysle Is not thought that there will be any the present activity simply presages house occupied by John Mlrka, a miser, court affirming the validity of the of the Lysle Coal company said Mon ­ change from last year. Official Vote of Chicago. the evolutions for the winter cruise. at 448 East Prospect street. Mlrka is day that at the next meeting of the Wright irrigation law In California is Chicago, Nov. 18. —The official can­ 72 years old. He lives alone and has f Pittsburg coal exchange a proposition rece» vl here with much satisfaction. Charge Fraud In Tennenee. vass of the vote cast in the city and generally been credited with having DISPUTE IS SETTLED. will be made to suspend operations at Utah is divided into Irrigation districts Cicero at the recent election was fin­ large sums of money secreted in his Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 18. —The re­ all Monongahela river mines from Dec. by statute, substantially on the same ished by the election commissioners Italy and Uramll Once More Resnme house. publican state executive committee is 1, 1896, to Feb. 1, 1897. He said the plan as California, by the Wright law, In session In this city. While the meet­ yesterday. The canvess showed a Upon his refusal to tell the burglars the districts being granted like power. Friendly Relations. markets at all down river points are ing Is a secret one, It is understood that plurality for McKinley over Bryan of where his money was hidden he was It Is expected that new life will be New York, Nov. 18. —The Herald cor ­ overstocked. The miners say the only Its purpose is to discuss the best meth­ 58,994, while Tanner for governor had a respondent In Rio Janeiro, Brazil, tel­ beaten in a terrible manner. This pun ­ given by this decision to the work of plurality of 31,630 over Altgeld. Reason for .he shutting down Is to com ­ ishment failing to force the informa ­ irrigation by public means in the dis­ ods for exposing the alleged frauds egraphs that a settlement of the Italian pel consumers to pay higher prices for tion from the old man, he was bound, tricts throughout the state. practiced by democratic election offi ­ dispute has been arranged. Brazil will coal by keeping down the supply on Spaniards Buy Bonds. gagged and a lamp flame applied to his cers in the recent election. It is claim­ pay a stated sum in liquidation of all hand. The suspension if general will ed that if a fair count could be secured Madrid, Nov. 18. —The government claim of Italy, except those which feet, until the flesh was literally cooked. Famous Arkansas Jurist Dead. make 6,000 men idle. in five west Tennessee counties it would loan of 25,000,000 pesetas has been arose from outrages upon Italian sub­ The old man writhed in agony, but pro ­ Fort Smith, Ark., Nov. 18. —Judge J. give the state to the republicans. greatly oversubscribed. The sum of jects in Rio Grande do Sul and- Santa tested he had no money. The fiends i C. Parker, the famous Arkansas jurist, 360,000,000 pesetas has already been 'M'I Known In New England then applied the flame to the suffering Catharlna, which will be submitted to died at his home In this city at 2:30 subscribed, and reports from numerous Amesbury, Mass., Nov. 18. —The Irish man's hands and then to his body, Fatal Crossing Accident. a mixed arbitration committee. Italy o ’clock this morning of Bright's dis­ towns In the provinces have still to accepts the terms and promises to re­ informer, JoneB, whose revelations in until he finally sank unconscious, in Chicago, Nov. 18. —A grade crossing ease. Judge Parker was famous all come In. Capitalists in Havana offered move the Italian consul at Sao Paulo, the English courts last week have cre­ which condition he was found. It is and an absence of the proper precau­ over the country for his fearless ad­ to subscribe 5,000,000 pesetas. Signor Brlchanteau, who led a demon ­ ated an international sensation, is well believed the burglars got nothing. ministration of justice, having imposed tions against accidents caused the death known to the Irish clansmen In New of one person a(Td serious injury to an­ stration during the recent troubles In There is no clew to their identity. the death penalty upon more criminals Black Diphtheria In Indiana. that city. Italians will also again be England. He was in Lawrence, Mass., than any other JurlBt in the United other last night at 7 o ’clock. A north ­ Wabash, Ini., Nov. 18. —Black diph­ about a year ago and mingled with the bound Chicago & Eastern Illinois en­ permitted to emigrate to Brazil. Methodist Scholar* Meet. States. For twenty-one years he had theria has made its appearance at members of the Clan-na-Gael In that gine struck a top buggy at 51st street. Chicago, Nov. 18. —Evanston is hon ­ presided over court without missing a North Manchester, and the daughters city. About that time there was a con ­ The victims: Agnes Burch, 50 years Austrian Newspapers Pleased. ored with a distinguished assemblage day. of Henry Bollinger and Jacob Warner, vention of the Clan-na-Gael held In old, instantly kilted. David Martin, 70 Vienna, Nov. 18. —The newspapers this week in the presence of the presi­ who were suffering with the disease, Boston, which Jones attended. Indian* Boys Fight a Duel. years old, three ribs broken and In­ her# express satisfaction at the minis­ dents of the Methodist universities and have died. There are other cases, and, Boston, Ind., Nov. 18. —Charles Vane jured internally; may recover. terial statements made in the German colleges of the United States. At 11 fearing a further spread of the malady, Elevator Falls 140 Feet. and Ed Fleece, 12 and 13 years old, re­ relchstag. The papers say they think o ’clock this morning the convention the public schools were closed. New York, Nov. 18. —One of the ele­ spectively, fought a duel with knives at Mrs. Dnwson-Soott Marries. the government utterances upon that was called to order. The chief execu­ vators In the American Tract society ’s Sodom, Ind., over the ownership of a Des Moines, la., Nov. 18. —Mrs. Clara occasion have imparted fresh strength $ tive of nearly every Methodist institu­ Creditors Become ImpatleaL building, a sky-scraper, fell twelve bicycle. The boys are cousins. They Dawson-Scott, widow of Walter Scott, to the dreibund. tion in the country was present, and as Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 18. —At a meet­ Btorles to the cellar, a distance of 140 were found by the roadside exhausted who was murdered last Christmas eve this Is the first gathering of the edu­ ing of the creditors of the late Arch­ feet, Monday afternoon and came near from loss of blood, and were brought to an hour after marriage by his father- bishop Purcell It was resolved to ask Gold Quarts at Cairo, Ill. killing every pasenger In the car. As cators in five years it Is expected that Vane’s hom 4. Neither is expected to in-law, S. R. Dawson, who is now serv­ some Important plans for the future Robert G. Ingersoll if tbelr case can be Cairo, Ill., Nov. 18. —The drill for an Is was, one man had both legs broken recover from serious wounds in arms, ing ten years in the penitentiary for will be dlscu jed. Among the duties of heard in the United States Supreme artesian well now being bored in Cairo at the knees and another man and two breast, neck and face. the crime, v os married Monday after­ court without further delay. The trus­ at a depth of 750 feet is passing women were severely burL the association are fixing standards of noon to Wll d McKay at the home requirements for admission to Meth­ tees will be asked to proceed against through quartz which a careful essay Saved from a Mob. of Mr. and Mrs. Scott, the parents of by experts shows to be rich with both odist colleges and also standards of the bondsmen. , 8»w«* Entirely In T wo. Cherryvale, Kan., Nov. 18. —A Ger­ the murdered man. gold and silver. A shaft will probably graduation. Neetoria, Mich., Nov. 18. —A Swede man named Breckman has been hur­ France Congratulates Menellk. be sunk Immediately in place of the millwright named Nels Sundean from ried to the Oswego Jail from the Bender Horses Burned to Death, Paris, Nov. 18. —King Menellk has well. Railroad Sold for 98,000,000. Utica, N. Y., employed by the Sturgeon settlement, north of here,* to prevent wired to President Faure announcing Chicago, Nov. 18. —Sixty-two horses River Lumber company at Chassel, Chicago, Nov. 18. —The Chicago & his being lynched for having ruined that the peace has been concluded be­ Start Cp on Half Time. were burned to death in a fire last night Mich., while watching the sawyers skid Northern Pacific railroad and all Its and murdered l^ls 18-year-old daughter. tween Abyssinia and Italy. President Greenfield, N. H., Nov. 18. —The cot ­ In the barns of the Fort Dearborn a log upon a log carriage, fell in a properties was sold at noon to-day for Transfer company, at 140 to 146 For- Faure replied: “I congratulate you ton mill of the Columbian manufactur­ 18,000,000, at the east door of the cordially on the happy result and re­ ing company, at High Bridge, which faint across the log. Before It could Quarantine Against Hog Cholera. quer street.' The fire was caused by be stopped he was carried to the saw courthouse. W. Allen Butler, Jr., pur ­ an overheated stove In the office of the joice with you as your neighbor and has been shut down since April 16, chased the road at master in chancery ’s Cincinnati, Nov. 18. —Hog cholera friend." has started up on half time. The mill and his body was cut in two. prevails in some sections of Ohio, Ken­ building, which was a two-story sale, for himself and J. Edward Sim­ brick. ______is tne only Industry in the village and ons, Henry Budge. Robert C. Martin, tucky and Indiana, so that the Union Signs of Business Life. gives employment to 150 eperatlves. Hehooner I’arltan Is Lost. Simon Sterne, William Merlens and A. Stock yards here has established a Venezuela Must Act Now. Providence, R. I., Nov. 18. —The At­ Port Townstnd, Wash., Nov. 18. _The S. Heldelbach. • strict quarantine. lx>n4on, Nov. 18. —It is understood lantic mills have resumed operations, schooner Puritan, which left San Fran­ putting 2,600 operatives at work. Wil­ Accident to an Atlantic Liner. that the next step in the the Venezuela New York, Nov. 18. —The White Star cisco Nov. 6 for Port Gamble to load Whale Fishing Is a Fallnre. affair will be that Venezuela will em­ liam Clark oompany and the Westerly Feared a Lynching. line’s freight steamer Tauric, outward lumber, was wrecked on Point Bonilla, St. John ’s, N. F., Nov. 18. —The whal­ power her plenipotentiary to settle and Woolen company will start up the lat­ Rockford, Ill., Nov. 18. —Ernest Praf- bound, is reported to be aground on ! Vancouver island, Friday night. The ing steamer Kite, from Davis straits, sign with the British plenipotentiary ter part of the week, giving employ ­ fit, a colered man, was brought to the south side of Gedney channel. The schooner will be a total loss, and the Is here with no whales taken. She re­ a treaty referring the boundary dis­ ment to fully 1,600 hands. Rockford early this morning and weather is calm and there Is little fate of her crew is in doubt. Th® Puri­ ports the fishing a complete failure, pute to arbitration. probability of serious results. tan carried a crew of about twelve placed In Jail to prevent the possibility the Dundee steamer faring little bet­ Counterfeit Coin In Michigan. men. of a lynching. Monday evening he at­ ter. ______' Has Enough to Do In Afrlea. Decatur, Mich., Nov. 18. —Southwest ­ tempted to assault Mrs. Lovelaoe of Toronto, Ont., Nov. 18. —In a cable­ ern Michigan Is being flooded with Woolen Mill to Resnme. Naw Gnns for Quebec Citadel. Rockton. He made his escape when Incite to a Holy War. gram to the Evening Telegram, ovsr counterfeit silver half-dollars of excell­ St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 18. —The Buell Quebec, Nov. 18. — The government the alarm was given, but posses round ­ Caneat, leland of Crete, Nov. 18.— bis own signature, Barney Barnato de­ ent workmanship. The coins are dated woolen mills will resume operation* on haa ordered twenty new guns of the ed him up In the woods. Feeling is Placards have been posted in this oity 1886, are of full weight and can only be | full time Wednesday morning. This latest new patera for the citadel, whioh very high over the matter in the little Inciting the Mussulmans to engage la a nies absolutely that he is Interested in the gold fields of British Columbia detected by thslr lack of ringing quali ­ Is one of the largest woolen mills la will make It one of the strongest de­ tow a. holy 4%r against the Christians. or anywhere else In Canada. ties. j ibe west fenses in the world. CLINTON INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1890

wind, in tbe ripple of the brook Jab­ day dawn. No one was ever more bok, tbe promise made so long ago, [ glad to aee the morning than wan Jacob THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. SCROFULA OR ECZEMA? The Woman, ringing down the sky: “Thy fatherless after that night of struggle. It la ap- children, I will preserve them alive; I proprlate for philanthropists and LESSON VIII, NOV. 22 — RE­ PHYSICIANS FAILED TO AORER ne Man, and let thy widows trust in me!” Some , Christians to cry out with this angel ON THE CASE. Washington, D. C., Nov. 15, 1896.— WARDS OF OBEDIENCE. one said to a very poor woman, “How of the text. “The day breaketh.” The AedThe PUI. Out of this strange scene of Bible ia it that in such distress you keep world ’s prospects are brightening. After Years of Suffering the Patient times Dr. Talmage, in his sermon to ­ cheerful?” She said, “I do It by what Superstition has had its strongest props Gulden Test—“In All Thy Way* Ac­ She was a good woman. He Takes Dp Ilia Own Caae and a Cart day, draws remarkable lessons of good I call cross-prayera. When I had my knocked out. The tyrants of earth are knowledge Him and Ue Hull Direct loved her. She was his wife. cheer and triumph. His subject is: la Effected in a Few Weeks—This It rent to pay, and nothing to pay it with, falling flat In the dust. The Church Thy Paths”— Prov. 3:0 — Stepping The pie was good; his wife “Wrestling with the Supernatural,” a Wonderful 8tory. and bread to buy and nothing to buy of Christ Is rising up In its strength to Heavenward In Wisdom’s Path. made it; he ate it. But the and the text: Genesis 32:25, 26: “And It with, I used to sit down and cry. go forth, “fair as the morn, clear as the pie disagreed with him, and when be saw that he prevailed not But now I do not get discouraged. If sun, and terrible as an army with ban­ From the Times, Vassar, Mich. he disagreed with his wife. against him, he touched the hollow of HI8 leaaon is an in­ Michigan has been the home of Ar­ I go along the street, when I come to ners.” Clap your hands, all ye people, vitation to walk in Now he takes a pill after pie his thigh; and the hollow of Jacob ’s a corner of the street, I say, 'The Lord “the day breaketh.” the waya of heaven­ thur H. Thomas for twenty-six years, thigh was out of joint as he wrestled and he is known in Edmore, Had Axe, and is happy. So is his wife. help me!* I then go on until I come As I look around about me, I see ly wladom. At in with him. And he said, Let me go, chapter 8. so here Bay City and Vassar as an honest, The pill he lakes is Ayer ’s. to another crossing of the street, and many who have passed through waves for the day breaketh. And he said, I wisdom stands by palns-t&klcg, conscientious' workman. Moral: Avoid dyspepsia again I say, ‘The Lord help me!’ And of trouble that came up higher than the gates of the city, will not let thee go except thou bless Observing a most radical change in by using so I utter a prayer at every crossing: their girdle. In God ’s name I proclaim at the parting of the personal appearance of Mr. Thom ­ me.** the paths, and on and since I have got Into the habit of cessation of hostilities. You shall not the high places as since his residence here, a repre ­ Ayer’s There Is a cloud of dust from a travel­ saying these cross-prayers, I have been always go saddened and heart-broken. where she can be sentative of the Times called on that ing herd of cattle, and sheep, and able to keep up my courage. ” God will lift your burden. God will seen and heard, and gentleman, who said in response to Cathartic Pills. goats, and camels. They are the pres- calls to men to hear our inquiry: Learn again from this subject, that bring your dead to life. God will _ her voice Inviting “Your remark regarding my appear ­ sent that Jacob sends to gain the good people sometimes are surprised to find stanch the heart’s bleeding. I know xjr’ them to her House ance calls to my mind vividly a very will of his offended brother. That out that what they have been strug ­ he will. Like as a father pitleth his Beautiful. Important circumstance In my life. It’s Many a woman who resolves when she is night Jacob halts by the brook Jab- The way to the heavenly life on earth not a long story, but it means consid ­ married to make over her husband, ends by gling with in the darkness is really an children, so the Lord pities you. The bok. But there Is no rest for the la shown to men. The City of Ood is not erable to me, for it marks the dawn of being content to make over her bonnets. “angel of blessing. ” Jacob found in pains of earth will end. The tomb in heaven alone, but comes down from a new life. I am now in my twenty- weary man. No shining ladder to let the morning that this strange person ­ will burst. The dead will rise. The Ood out of heaven, and is among men. seventh year, and since about fifteen Don ’t Tobacco Spit and Smoko Your Lila Away. The steps to this blessed life are set forth the angels down into his dream; but age was not an enemy but a God-des ­ morning star trembles on a brightening years of age I have been afflicted with If you want to quit tsbacoo using easily and a severe struggle, that lasts until morn ­ In all their attractiveness. The appeal eczema—a skin disease, and a name forever, regain lost manhood, be made well, patched messenger to promise prosperi ­ sky. The gates of the east begin to la to all that is hlghsst, noblest, and best which does not convey to the average strong, magnetic, full of new life and vigor, ing, with an unknown visitor. They ty for him and for his children. And swing open. "The day breaketh.” In men. person the true Buffering it carries. take No-To-Bac. the wonder-worker that pacb try to throw the other. The un­ so, many a man, at the close of his Today ’s lesson Includes verses 1 to 17, "My face first broke out in small makes weak men strong. Many gain ten known visitor, to reveal his superior Luther and Melancthon were talking chapter 3, Book of Proverbs. With ex­ sores, next my back, then my arms, pounds in ten days. Over 4 M.OOO cured. Huy trial, has found out that he has been together gloomily about the prospects planatory notes the lesson follows: until almost every part of my entire power, by a touch wrenches Jacob ’s 1. “My son. ” The older and wiser man No-To-Bac from your druggist, who will guar ­ trying to throw down his own bless­ of the Church. They could see no body was covered so thickly that you antee a cure. Booklet and sample mailed free. thigh-bone from its socket, perhaps ing. If you are a Christian man I will addresses the younger, not as a master or could scarcely place the point of a lead Ad Sterling Remedy Co. , Chicago or New York. maiming him for life. As on the morn ­ hope of deliverance. After awhile, Lu­ tyrant, but as a father and friend, desir­ pencil upon my flesh without striking go back In your history and find that ing his pupil ’s good. It Implies also that ing sky the clusters of purple cloud be­ ther got up and said to Melanothon, a sore spot. My sufferings gradually the grandest things that ever hap­ the one addressed Is acting like a son. increased as the disease attained age. Consumption is the natural result of gin to ripen, Jacob sees it is an angel “Come, Philip, let us slug the forty- "Forget not my law.” We forget that a neglected cold. Dr. Wood's Norway pened to you have been your trials. sixth psalm, ‘God Is our refuge and to which we do not pay earnest attention. The tortures no tongue or pen could de­ Pine Syrup cures Roughs, bronchitis, with whom he hah been contending, Nothing short of scourging, imprison ­ scribe. I consulted physicians of repute strength In every time of trouble. ’ ” Therefore, It Is our duty and our wisdom at Edmore, and after following their asthma, and all lung troubles down to and not one of his brother ’s coadju ­ ment, and shipwreck, could have made t# (1) read the whole law of God; (2) to Death to many, nay, to all, is a strug ­ instructions and taking their medicines the very borderland of consumption. tors. “Let me go, ” cries the Angel, Paul what he was. When David was study It earnistly and thoroughly; (3) to as directed, I gave it up, because I ob ­ lifting himself up into increasing light, gle and a wrestle. We have many use It as a guide to our dally lives. "Let fleeing through the wilderness, pur ­ thine heart keep my commandments. ” tained no relief. Love never turns back because it sees a “the day breaketh.” friends whom it would be bard to "I was next recommended to a prac ­ mountain or hears a lion roar. sued by his own son, he was being pre­ There is no true, no lasting obedience leave, I care not how bright our future that does not come from the heart, the titioner in Bad Axe, for whom a friend You see, in the first place, that God pared to beoome the sweet singer of claimed great success in skin diseases, hope is. It is a bitter thing to look fountain of life. Mere outward obedience “Burdock Blood Bitters entirely allows good people sometimes to get Israel. Tbe pit and the dungeon were is not acceptable. Who would accept from prescribed for me, but failed to give re­ cured me of a terrible breaking out ull Into a terrible struggle. Jacob was a the best schools at which Joseph ever upon this fair world, and know that a son or daughter, from husband or wife, lief. I was now undergoing most ex­ over my body. It is a wonderful medi­ good man; but here he is left alone we shall never again see its blossoming a mere outward righteousness that did cruciating tortures; dry and parched graduated. The hurricane that upset not flow from love? as my skin was, I could obtain no rest cine.” Miss Julia Elbridge, Box 35, In the midnight to wrestle with a tre­ the tent, and killed Job ’s children, spring, its autumnal fruits, its spark ­ at night from the horrid plague. I West Cornwell. Conn. 2. "For length of days and years of life mendous influence by the brook Jab- prepared the man of Uz to be the sub­ ling streams, and to say farewell to and peace.” Long life Is of little use un­ tried blood medicines by the score, and as a last resort placed myself in charge bok. For Joseph, a pit; for Daniel, a ject of the magnificent poem that has those with whom we played in child­ less It be accompanied by peace and pros ­ A baby sin has no more right to live than hood or counselled in manhood. In perity, which the word also means. (1) of another physician at Bad Axe who one thatit iiis old cnought to wild beast den; for David, dethrone ­ astounded the ages. There Is no way This is a statement of a general principle disagreed with the others in pronounc ­ ment and exile; for John the Baptist, that night, like Jacob, we may have U> ing my case scrofula in Its worst form. All's. Wln.low ’* boot Iking Syrup to get the wheat out of the straw but that keeping Ood ’s commandments tends a wilderness diet and the executioner ’s wrestle, but God will not leave us un­ to length of life, “by preserving the con ­ . “His treatment, however, did me no Fori'liiUrrn Im him oofteua tli.'iim*. reduce inflam- to thresh it. There Is no way to purify good, and after going to Bay City in mmtloD, allay, paiu. euro, wind colic. JS cent, s bolUa. axe; for Peter, a prison; for Paul, blessed. It shall not be told in heaven stitution sound and healthy. ” tbe gold but to burn it. Look at tbe 3. “Mercy ” toward the sinning and to ­ charge of another physician who also shipwreck; for John, desolate Patmos; people who have always had it their that-a dying soul cried unto God for ward the suffering. ’’And truth,” sincer­ failed to allay my sufferings, I took Every vicious act weakens a right judg ­ the advice of a Pinconning friend ment, and defiles the life. for Christ, the cross. For whom the own way. They are proud, discontent ­ help, but was not delivered. The lat­ ity, pure, upright dealings in all things. racks, the gibbets, the prisons, the tice may be turned to keep out the sun, These are mentioned as duties toward our whose wife had been greatly distressed ed, useless, and unhappy. If you want fellow men which are apt to be neglected. from the same causes, and began the Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys and thumbscrews? For the sons and or a book set to dim the light of the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale bowels. Never sloken. weaken or gripe. to find cheerful folks, go among those "Bind them about thy neck,” aa costly daughters of the Lord Almighty. Some who have been purified by the fire. Af­ midnight taper; or the room may be ornaments, carefully guarded from loss, People. The first box so thoroughly filled with the cries of orphanage or always In sight, something to delight In. cleansed my system of Its Impurities The house is on the sand where the i e'lglon one said to a Christian reformer, “The ter Rossini had rendered "WtlliainTell” that before I had taken all the pills I is all in the head. They are Indeed the graces and the world is against you. ” "Then,” he the five hundredth time, a company of widowhood; or the Church of Christ beauty of men. as well as their duty. began to resume my natural sleep. Be­ Some men are so sharp that they keep cut­ replied, “I am against the world. ” musicians came under his window In may mourn over our going; but, if Je­ “Write them on the table (tablet) of thine fore completing the second box my face ting themselves. and body became free from blotches, I will go further, and say that every Paris and serenaded him. They put sus calls, all is well. The strong wrest­ heart.” As the ten commandments upon ling, by the brook will cease; the hours the tablets of stone, never to be effaced. the sores disappeared and I was as well Christian has his struggle. With upon his brow a golden crown of laurel Favour and S°od * understanding. ” as I ever was. No, sir, I cannot speak financial misfortune some of you have leaves! But, amid all the applause and of death’s night will pass along; one The reward or fruit of adopting the too highly of Pink Pills. They cured enthusiasm Rossini turned to a friend o'clock In the morning; two o ’clock In course recommended, and exhibiting the me when all other medicines and physi ­ had the midnight wrestle. Red-hot virtues spoken of In the preceding verse. cians failed.” disasters have dropped Into your store and said, “I would give all this bril­ the morning; four o ’clock In the morn ­ Is here subjoined. This Is twofold: as It Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale ing; five o ’clock in the morning: “the Baffled Many Times but Success Comes from loft to cellar. What you bought liant scene for a few days of youth regards others, both God and man, favor; People are not a patent medicine in the and love. ” Contrast the melancholy day breaketh.” as It regards the possessor, good success, sense that name implies. They were you could not sell. Whom you trusted, prosperity. first compounded as a prescription and at Last. fled. The help you expected would feeling of Rossini, who had everything So I would have it when I die. I am 7. “Wise In thine own eyes,” I. e., in used as such In general practice by an (rVtwn the Grand Rapid» Preu.) not come. Some giant panic, with long that this world could give him, with in no haste to be gone. I would like thine own opinion or conceit. Be not eminent physician. So great was their arms, and grip like death, took hold the Joyful experience of Isaac Watts, to stand here twenty years and preach puffed up with a vain conceit of thine efficacy that It was deemed wise to The following incident would be hard towij Importance, thy knowledge, thy su­ place them within the reach of all. They to believe if it had not occurred right here of you in awful wrestle, from which whose sorrows were great, when he this C :el. I have no grudge against perior wisdom. “Fear the Lord." Not are now manufactured by the Dr. Wil­ in Grand Rapids, and investigation by our you have not yet escaped, and it is says: this world. The only fault I have to to be afraid of, but reverence, stand in liams’ Medicine Company, Schenectady, representative has placed it beyond the uncertain whether it will throw you, find with this world Is, that It treats me awe of his greatness, and wisdom, and N. Y., and are sold In boxes (never in reach of doubt. These are the facts in goodness, so that ws shall trust our all loose form by the dozen or hundred, or you will throw It. Here la another The Hill of Zion yields too well. But when the time comes to to him. "And depart from evil." The and the public are cautioned agaliist detail : Mr. J. H. Whito of No. 25 Haifley soul, in struggle with some bad appe ­ A thousand sacred sweets, go, I trust to be ready, my worldly natural consequence of fearing the Lord. numerous imitations sold In this shape) Place, has been an instructor in penman­ tite. He knew not how stealthily it Before we reach the heavenly fields affairs all settled. If I have wronged 8. "It shall be health to thy navel,” the at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for $2.50, ship in different business colleges for the was growing upon him. One hour he Or walk the golden streets. muscles of the body, and marrow, or and may be had of all druggists or di­ past fourteen years. He says : “ Last Oc­ others, I want, then, to be sure of moisture, “to thy bones. ” The marrow rect by mail from Dr. Williams' Med. tober I was suddenly taken ill. I consult ­ woke up. He said, “For the sake of their forgiveness. In that last wrest­ was supposed to keep the bones In a Co. ______ed a physician, who said the pain was my soul, of my family, of my children, Then let our songs abound, ling, my arm enfeebled with sickness, healthy state. 9. "Honor the Lord with thy substance,” your capital, the property Civilization may justly claim to have per ­ from ‘ gravel ’ stones ; gradually gr»w and of my God, I must stop this!” And And every tear be dry; and my head faint, I want Jesus be­ you possess. fected the boor. worse ; the pain was in my back and side. behold, he found himself alone, by the We’re marching through Immanuel’s side me. If there be hands on this 10. “So shall thy barns be filled with My back swelled up in a great ridge, and brook of Jabbok; and It waj midnight. ground side of the flood stretched out to hold plenty." Compare the promise In Ma- 01OO Reward 01OO. I finally grew so bad that I was taken to That evil appetite seized upon him, me back, I want the heavenly hands lachi 3: 10. "Fats shall overflow out. ” The readers of this paper will be plcasid bed, as helpless as a child. I passed To fairer worlds on high. Overflow with the crop of grapes It Is too to le&rn that there Is at least one dreaded and he seized upon it; and oh, the hor ­ stretched out to draw me forward. small to contain. Or It may refer to the disease that science has been able to cure blood, and when the pain was at its worst In all Its stages, and that Is Catarrh. I was like one crazy. The doctor injected ror of the conflict! When once a bad It is.prosperity that kills, and trou ­ Then, O Jesus, help me on, and help hissing and bursting of the new grapes. 11. “Despise not (shrink not from) the Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive morphine to give me relief, but further habit hath roused Itself up to destroy ble that saves. While tbe Israelites me up. Unfearing, undoubting, may I cure known to the medical fraternity. a man, and the man has sworn that, chastening. ” Discipline, schooling. In­ Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re­ tl an that he said he was powerless, and were on the march, amid great priva­ step right out into the light, and be struction by punishment. Delitssch trans­ quires a constitutional treatment. Hall’s nothing would do me any good but a sur­ by the help of the eternal God, he will tions and hardships, they behaved well. able to look back to my kindred and lates, "The school of Jehovah. ” “Neither Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting gical operation. I believe my flesh was destroy it, all heaven draws Itself out friends, who would detain me here, ex­ be weary ”; 1. e., do not loathe, abhor, feel directly upon the blood and mucous sur­ literally cooked in the attempts to relieve After awhile they prayed for meat; and disgust nor vexation towards. The word faces of the system, thereby destroying in long line of light, to look from the sky darkened with a great flock of claiming, Let me go —let me go! The certainly denotes loathing or Nausea. “Of the foundation of the disease and giving my agony, everything was used, mustard above, and all hell stretches itself in the patient strength by building up the plasters, turpentine, not cloths and all quails; and these quails fell in great day breaketh. his reproof. ” or correction by means of constitution and assisting nature in doing such things. I was in this condition, given myrmidons of spite to look up from multitudes all about them; and the reproof. "Those who are determined to Its work. The proprietors have so much beneath. I have seen men rally them­ do wrong loathe all reproof that would faith In Its curative powers that they up by the doctor, and almost out of my Israelites ate and ate, and stuffed them­ A FAMOUS WOMAN. turn them from It.” offer One Hundred Dollars for any case mind with suffering. I commenced taking selves for a struggle; and they have selves until they died. 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My resolutions, they have come into the angel of God, come down to bless and the original. The plural form ex­ the subscription Is received Ull January. 1897. rifle ehot. Miss Leale was Interviewed presses the manifold nature of the reat wish is thnt they may become well struggle; and for a time it seemed as to save. Thus new subscribers will receive, free, a fnown. They will prove a boon to man­ while shooting at Blsley, where she blessedness of the wise man. He is handsome four-page folding oalendar, litho ­ If they were getting the upper hand of Learn again that, while our wrestling discovered for the moment at leis­ blessed In every way, at all times, from graphed in twelve colors. The Companion free kind. all sources, In all departments of his life. every week to January. 1897, and for a full year For sale by all dealers, price 50 cents. their habit; but that habit rallied again with trouble might be triumphant, we ure on the veranda of the Ladles’ Club, to January, 1838, by sending the publishers In all circumstances. He is blessed In |1.7i. one year's subscription. Illustrated Mailed by Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, Its infernal power, and lifted the soul must expect that it will leave ita mark a charming little bungalow. In reply body and In soul; In time and In eternity. from its standing, and with a force bor ­ prospectus for P-97 free. Address The Y outh 's N. Y., sole agents for theU. 8 . Remem­ upon us. Jacob prevailed, but the an­ to the question “What induced you to —P. “That findeth (has found, and holds Companion . 203 Columbus Ave.. Boston. Mass. possession of) wisdom. ” After a long ber the name, Doan'a, and take no other. rowed from the pit, hurled it Into outer gel touched him and bis thigh-bone take up shooting? ” Miss Leale re­ darkness. and arduous search, as for hid treasures. Happiness Is In the quality of one ’s posses- I ■■ it Hit Cured Kut In 1871. ThonMnd* sprang from Its socket, and the good plied: “It was pure accident—nothing Often there Is far more gained in the act alon8; pleasure Is in their quanUty. cured. Che*pent and beet care. Fas* Total, But, thank God, I have often seen a man went limping on his way. We else. It occurred In Guernsey, my na­ of searching than in mere possession. 'state caw. Pa. Xamm. Qalncjr. Mich. tive place. I happened to have ac­ This is true of almost all good things. Plso ’s Cure for Consumption is the best of better termination than this. I have must carry through this world the Rasselas was discontented in the Happy all cough cures.—George W. Lotz, Fabucber, seen men prepare themselves for such mark of the combat. What ploughed companied my father to a local rifle Valley, and so were all the dwellers La.. August 26, 1895. a wrestling. They laid hold of God's these premature wrinkles in your face? meeting, when I was persuaded to take there; and he was willing to tunnel his PATENTS, TRADE MARKS a shot at the target. The result orf my way out with infinite labor rather than What the church needs is not better Examination and Adrlce »e to Patentability of In­ help as they went into combat. The What whitened your hair before It was dwell amid lte perfections. preaching, but better pracUce. vention. Send for “InTantom' Qntde, or How to Oet a giant habit, regaled by the cup of many time for frost? What silenced forever initial effort was—well, an ‘inner.’ ” Patent.” O'FAKKELL A SON. Washington, D. O. 14. "The merchandise of it” It must dissipations, came out strong and de­ so much of the hilarity of your house ­ And as to the rifle you use, Miss Leale, be gained by labor and cost, as earthly liver and bowels regulator ever made. No conditions, no ranvut-lng. treasures are. It ie Impossible to Impart nothing to do. absolutely i r » fiant They clenched. There were the hold? Ah! It la because the angel of surely you do not have the heavy gov ­ NO CHARGE to all—a handsome Broock character or wisdom by direct gift There A moderate drinker is like a man who Pin and Watch Pendant ■ nt free to all subscribers to writhlngs and distortions of a fearful trouble hath touched you that you go ernment weapon? ” was another ques ­ Is a continual traffic in wisdom, using • Tisr TtI.ES." the new family magazine: colored cover. sleeps on the brink of a precipice. Tales. Poetry, Fashions. Household Matter*, etc. Ida struggle. But the old giant began to limping on your way. You need not tion. "Certainly I do, ” was the vouch ­ what one has in gaining more. Compare yearly. Adam •TINY TALES" Gift Department, waver; and at last in the midnight safed reply of the young champion, ”1 Christ’s parables of the hid treasure and Baltimore. Md. be surprised that those who have pass­ the pearl of great price (Matt. 13 : 44-46). alone, with none but God to witness, ed through the fire do not feel as gay use the ordinary service Martini, exact­ CAN’T HELP TELLING. 10 AS. t© 1 lb. *<»M. Mltersr Cerremy keys the 15. "She Is more precious than rubles,” •I A , . hsst lUalss made el Iswasi lilies. by the brook Jabbok, the giant fell; as once they did. Do not be out of ly the same weapon as the men.” Miss or pearls, as some translate the word, 0. S. Standard and the triumphant wrestler broke the patience with those who come not out Leale, however, prefers the Lee-Met- which probably Includes all precious No village so smalL Husdrodi of Sps iaJti.i at Ises them wholesale prices, vli: darkness with the cry, “Thanks be on ­ ford, which she considers the superior stones. “The things thou canst desire.” No city so large. Sewlag Oaohloo. Mryoioa, Omao, rtsaas. I'Mar mils, of their despondency. They may tri­ AH pleasures, all delights, all the treas­ rarrlaer*. « srlo, K-fsteo. Hsrssss, (Ufa*. Sows mils, to God, who giveth us tbe victory, weapon. She declares good sight to be From the Atlantic to the Pacific, Lstior rreooos, Js.k s-r-ws, Trsoks, So.Ik, May Conors, umph over their loss, and yet their ures of wealth, all that men give up Pi'oss 0taa4o, Pood Ililo, St.,—, Drills, Rood Ptow% through our Lord Jesus Christ.” gait shall tell you that they have been the first essential to successful marks­ their lives to obtain. Wisdom Is as far names known for all that ia truthful, lows Row.ro, Cog.# Hlilo, Part*., lethos, DsM*rarls, above all these as the sun and stars all that is reliable, are attached to tho t'oro aa.ll.rv. Hood I Orta, Korlooo, Took, Wlro Poaso, trouble-touched. Are we Stoics, that manship and a taste for shooting to be Fioolae ■Ilk. Crow Ssrs. Rollon, Oaldloo, riotklaeAo. There la a widow ’s heart, that first above the street lamp. most thankfnl letters. May, RSork, rkoaSor. Railroad, poifom okd I'ooolor hULII. was desolated by bereavement, and we can unmoved, see our cradle rifled necessary. Certainly Mias Leale pos ­ 16. “Length of days, ” a long and happy, grad forfroo rolologao sad m kow lo Mars Roooy. They come to Lydia E. Pinkham, and I»1 S. Jagarwa It CMJCAUO S0ALB 00.. Chicago, UL since, by the anxieties and trials that of the bright eyes and tbe sweet lips? sesses this “natural bent.” The many useful life, even life forever more. See prizes she has won with her rifle, on verse 3. "In her right hand," aa the came in the support of • family. It is Can we stand unmoved and see our beet of these glfte. "In her left hand.” a sad thing to see a man contending gardens of earthly delight uprooted? shooting wholly against men, testify As not so valuable as long life. "Ars Are the beys te pomp water and cut feed by band Uila win for a livelihood under disadvantages; Will Jesus, who wept himself, be angry to her marvelous skill. riches”; that Is. all the good things that tar. or have an Aermoter. oiled 1 but to see a delicate woman, with help­ wtth ns if we pour our tears lnto„the riches can bring. I with i 17. “Her ways are ways of pleasant ­ OIL less little ones at her back, fighting graves that open to swallow down what ‘A Living Serre-FIne. ness”; l. e., ways In which on<* obtains the giants of poverty and sorrow, is we loved best? Was Lasarus more dear Greek barber surgeons in the Levant what Is agreeable to the Inner and the dealers *0 branch I more affecting. It was a humble home; to him tban our beloved dead to us? outer man, and which it does good to en­ t(MNTim<»wv use large ants to keep together the joy. —Delitssch. The very acts of religion and passers-by knew not that within No. We have a right to weep. Our edges of cuts. The ant, held with a are in themselves pleasant. those four walls were displays of cour ­ tears must come. You shall not drive forceps, opens Its mandibles wide, and age more admlrabfe than that of Han­ them back to scald the heart. They FLOTSAM AND JETSAM. EDUCATIONAL. as soon as it seizes the edges of the nibal crossing the Alps, or In the Pass fall into God ’s bottle. Afflicted ones wound has Its head severed from the of Thermopylae, or at Balaklara, where have died because they could not In Russia servants kiss their mis­ &C/S//V£S$ body, but retains its grip. People have tell the one story of physical salvation Into the jaws of death rode tho six weep. Thank God for the sweet, the tress's hands both as morning and been seen with wounds healing held to ­ gained through the aid of her Vegeta ­ hundred.” These heroes hsd tbe whole mysterious relief that comes to us In evening greetings. gether by seven or eight ant’s heada ble Compound. world to cheer them on; but there were tears? Under this gentle rain the In some oceans, particularly to the OFTROST, A*/CAY. The kind used Is a species of big-head ­ The horrors born of displacement none to applaud the stnqggle in that flowers of hope put forth their bloom. south of Japan, islands have a way of ed camponotus. or ulceration of the womb: The 1-eadlMf llai'ness Training lantltutlosa bumble home. She fought for bread, God pity that dry, withered, parched, appearing and disappearing without of Aeierlea —t------— Backache, bearing-down, dizziness, for elotblng, for fire, fev shelter, with all consuming grief that wrings ita notice. Educates young men and women fo« successful fear of coming calamity, distrust of life. There ere five departments yli: Business, ncblng head, and week sidle, and* ex­ hands, and grinds ita teeth, and bites Irrefragable Proof. A large proportion of the marine Shorthand. Penmanebin. Knglieh. and Mechan­ best friends. hausted strength, through the long its nails into the quick, but cannot “Sprokett Is in love with Ethel Gads- creatures found at a great depth in ical Drawing. Studente can enter at any time. All, all—sorrows and sufferings of Catalogue fra#. 11-19 Wilcox St. Detroit. night by tbs brook Jabbok. Could it weepf We may have found tbe com ­ by. ” the colder parts of the ocean are of a W. F. Jtwgtd.. Proa . P. R. Mprnomh. Seep. the past. The famed ** Vegetable be that pone would give her help ?* Had fort of the Crete* aa«t yet ever after “Did he tell yon so? ” red color. Ood forgotten to be gracltousf No!'con ­ show that In the dark night, and by the “No, but be has replaced the picture Compound ” bearing the illustrious w: n . o:. rx—xtv —47. , In London there are 2,127 feather- name, Pinkham, has brought them out tending soui. Tbe midhight sir Is full' brook Jabbok. we were troubTe touched. of hie bicycle he used to carry In his curlers alone, 4,607 artificial flower- When Answering AdrertlaemenU Fleeee of wings, coming to the rescue. She Again; we may take tbe idea of the watch by her photograph. ”—Washing ­ of the valley of suffering to that of Mention This Paper. makers, 4,075 umbrella and walking- happiness and usefulness. hsoso it now, ha the sough of the night Heat, and announce tbe reach of tbe ton Times. stick makers.

•'-■lo',- > CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY NOVEMBER IV, 1896.

BENGAL. ■ OBITUARY. CURRENT MISCELLANY. The Independent. From Our Correspondent. EUGENI! DUNDOBT f 9 1 Miss Mable Mabar is, at present, at her uncle’s, north of Fowler. was born in the town of Cascade, Slie- It is a curious fact, aud one that has GEORGE 8. CO KBIT, Proprietor Mr. Will Mcl’rungle mid wife are bogan county, Wisconsin, March 15, often been alluded to by the naturalists, FRANK E. DaWITT. Leasee keeping house for Albert Armstrong 1860, and died of consumption in Fowler, that “as soon as any organ, sense or the past week. this county, November 10,1896, aged 36 faculty falls into disuse it degenerates No kitchen i3 kept cleaner than the premises devoted to the iu size or effectiveness and is finally lost -THE- The social that was to have been given years, 8 months and 25 days. He came manufacture of NONE SUCH Mlnco Meat. No house ­ at Mr. and Mrs. John Park's on Tues­ to Michigan with his parents iu the year altogether. ” Certain parasitic insects, day evening. November 10, was post- for instance, have so completely degen ­ wife can be more fastidious in the matter of preparing food 1868 and settled in Fowler, where the poneaned ilyitilTuesday evening, Novem- erated, if we are to believe the won ­ than we are in the selection and preparation of the materials of Clinton Go. Savings Bank her 17. remainder of his life was spent. From derful stories told by the entomologists, which it is made. The cleaning of the currants (for one thing) ST. JOHNS. MICH. The Young people, ot Bengal Grange, early childhood he was carefully in­ that they have neither eyes, legs, hbads, gave a party last Thursday evening, structed by a loving, Christian mother ; mouths, stomachs nor intestines. Yet is more thoroughly done by mean9 of perfected appliances, which, on account of bad roads, was not the new testament was the prized read these creatures live, it is said, and “en­ than it would be possible to do it by hand. « Pays 4 Per Cent. Interest on Deposits. very well attended, but tiiose present enjoyed the dance. ing book of his boyhood, and though he joy themselves after a fashion. ” A pe­ Its cleanliness, purity, wholesomeness and deliciousness ' never made a profession of religion, he culiar “fashion, " indeed! Along this Funeral services of Grandma Hoke are good reasons for using NONE SUCH Mines Meat. Loans Money on Approved Bonds and were held at the Sutton school house, on firmly believed in the divine truths of same line we muy note the fact that Wednesday of last week. Rev. J. L. animals and reptiles which spend the Real Estate Security. God ’s word. Two hours before he died The best reason is its saving^of time, of hard work, of 1 Ickes officiating. Mrs. I)oke lived with he called his mother to him and said greater portion or all of their lives in her grandson, Mr. Chas. Foster. Her money. A ten cent package affords yon two large pies, with-1 “ Mother, I am going home. ” “My dear caverns or in burrows in the earth lose remains were laid in the St. Johns the power of sight or have eyes that are out trouble to you beyond the making of the crust. Makes OFFIOKRB: boy, how can I spare you? I know I cemetery. only rudimentary. Slave ants aud work ­ just as good fruit cake and fruit pudding as it does mince S. J. Baldwik , Prr*. P. E. Walswoetb , Tree, Mr. John Lake closed a successful shall soon be with you. ” “You will, i R. C. D kxtse Aast. Tres ing ants have lost their wings on ao 3. Pknnbll . Vc-Pres. term of school in the Sutton District on will you? ” replied be with a bright pie. Sold everywhere. Be sure and get the genuine. Friday last. The children did nicely, count of being kept on the ground. T,he smile. His mother then said : “Ask masters in some ant colonics where Said your name and address, and mention this paper, and we will mall^oo free a book THE LOCAL MARKETS. which showed a careful supervision of “Mrs. Pupkins'Thanksgiving ”—by one of the most famous humoroua authors of the day. their teacher. Mr. Lake is a very lion God to forgive and receive you. Say, slaves are kept have bocorne so hopeless ­ est, upright young man, and we wish God be merciful to me, a sinner.” Slow ­ ly dependent on their bondsmen that MERRELL-SOULE CO., SYRACUSE. N. Y. St. Johns . Nor. 19,1896. him a successful life iu his chosen work. ly and solemnly he repeated the words. they will not only not seek food, but Tne following are the prices paid in cash for produce in this market: , Then as his lips grew cold in death lie are utterly incapable of feeding them­ Wheat, white, Nol. 80®84. KOWLEK. exclaimed : “Lord, Jesus, receive my selves and will actually starve with food ‘ Wheat, red. No - 8, ,80@84. spirit,” and without a sigh or a groan, before them unless u slave is present to Wheat, red. No. 8. ,?0®.76. ■ pa Oats. ,U©17 closed his eyes in death. place it between their jaws.—St. Louis Barley, Mil 32. Methodist church, will preach in Fow ­ Republic. Rye, 80. ler Sunday, November 22, at 3 p. m. The deceased was of a very quiet, re­ Ek KS, .20. Let everyone come, and till the church Butter, .11® 12. tiring disposition, ever ready to oblige Photographic Snaps. Beans. .40«v-W). or do a kindness to a friend or foe. He Amateur photographers of the woods Tallow, .*>8. Hay. *6.ao®*7&0 MAI'LK KA 1*1 OS. was never married. Intense love for his or wild scenes sometimes have extraor ­ Potatoes *u. aged und infirm mother, was among his dinary luck. For instance, there was a Pork, drcsBed. *4.25<(i.1.50 From Our Rcirular Correspondent. Russian who took a picture of a party Pork, live |8 0t)®*3l0. Mrs. B. W. Hewitt was in Carson City strongest and most prominent charac­ Corn, oar, .10. teristics. His greatest care was that of friends near a big patch of forest. Corn, old .14. Tuesday. When he came to develop it, he found Lard, .07#. Walter Annis, of Ionia, is visiting his mother should be comfortable. Nations Fight. Hides .oeu. that there had been a bear beyond the Pelts, .29«.75. parents, A. J. Annis aud wife. His aged father ana mother, one group making for the woods at full Fowls, .06® .07. The greatest contest that the people Mrs. J. W. Hewitt spent Tuesday brother and one sister mourn his early speed when the bulb was pressed. Chicken, live 05. with A. Shaw’s family at Vickeryville. Ducks, dressed. .08. demise, yet not as those without hope. Will Conway, an amateur photog ­ of this nation have ever witnessed is rolling Beef, dressed,.05®.06. The K. O. T. M. will give a drama at Rev . J. L. Ickes , Pastor. rapher living up in Oneida county, N. Beef, live, .02®.04. Perry ’s hall, Saturday evening, Nov. 21. Veil Calf, live. *1.60. Y., got a curious result from a snap into the past, and the grandest bargains in Wood. dry. 90®J1 .39. James Streight and Kate Cole were shot at a clump of woods. When he de­ Apples per 100. .07. married Monday evening by Justice Jas. MR8. LYDIA DOKE clothing that a nation ever saw we can show Ducks, live. .06. veloped his film, he found that three Turkeys, dressed, .08. Anderson. was born in Orleans county, N. Y., Sep­ you. Turkeys, live, .06. llenry Price, an old resident of Ful­ partridges had been sitting on the Geese, live, .06. ton, died at his home in Perrinton, Tues­ tember 26,1809, and died at the home of ground eight of ten feet from him, Overcoats at $3.50, Overcoats at $5.00, day morning. her grandson, Charles Foster, in West deeply interested in his actions, as the Mr. and Mrs. Ike E. Hewitt are visit­ Bengal, Clinton county, Mich., Nov. 9 , position of their heads plainly showed. 5.50 and $6.Q0; Overcoats at $7.50 and ing her sister. Mrs. Fred Casterline, this 1896, aged 87 years, 1 month and 13 days. Another of his shots also developed curi­ From Our Regular Correspondent. week at St. Charles. ously. It showed a fox trotting across a . 8:00 that other merchants ask you $10.00 S. H. Williams was in Lansing Mon ­ She was united in marriage with Na­ Mrs. C. E. Watson and children, of thaniel Brown, in April, 1826, with picturesque opening on a swamp woods and $12.00 for. day. Danvers. Ill., are visiting her parents, whom she lived seven years, when death road. Apparently the beast had not no ­ B. A. Burues commenced his winter Rev. E. Mudge and wife. ticed the photographer, because it was $3.00 buys a Work Suit, $5.00 buys a bet­ term of school Monday at the Pratt. called him hence. After the lapse of Miss Madie Newton left here Monday looking awry, giving a side view of his A bran new baby lias made an appear ­ morning for Denver, Colo., where she four years she was wedded to her late ter one, and for $7.00, $7.50 or $8,00 will ance at the home of Tunis Terwilliger. body and a rear view of its head. The hopes to regain failing health. husband, James Doke, with whom she ears were sticking up aud spooned for ­ O. D. Robinson, wife and little sou of give you just a little bit better bargain than R. II. Hewitt is attending the State moved to Michigan in 1854, and settled ward, as if it had heard a mouse squeak South Riley, were guests at the home of Sunday School Convention at Kalama- at Grand Ledge ; two years later they anyone else can. A. D. Lance, Sunday. mazoo this week as delegate from the in the direction iu which it was look ­ The Woodmen have purchased the Christian Sunday school, tiiis village. moved to St. Johns, where they resided ing. —New York Sun. For Bargains Always Call at building formerly owned by R. II. Os­ many years. Mrs. Doke was the mother walt and are going to move it across the of seven children, five of whom-three BATH. Buck lentil Arnica naive. The Cash Store.——■■ street and remodel it into a dwelling daughters and two sons —mourn her The Brat Salve m the world for Cuts house. From Our Regular Correspondent. death. The deceased had been a great Mrs. II. L. Pratt, who has been in Ira Shaw is living in the hotel. sufferer for over thirty years, which she Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Iiheum, Fever CASH poor health for the past few months, is M. Purtell was in Lansing Monday. bore with patience and Christian forti ­ Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cbilhiaues, CLOTHIERS. being treated at the Wiggins Sanitari- tude; and of her, may most truthfully be WEBBER & WAGNER, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, aud posi ­ tarium in St. Johns. Mrs. Viola Pratt Mrs. John Woodman and family iiave said, “Asleep in Jesus.” NO. 17 CLINTON AVENUE. is there caring for her. left town. Rest, mother dear. tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It [Too late for last week.] A sister of G. II. Dunning visited him Thy work Is done. is gu ran teed to give perfect satisfaction Thy earthly sorrows past: Milton Williams will leave Tuesday last week. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per for Chapin, where he will spend the A loving Father called thee home, Mr. and Mrs. T. Nelson and family Beyond life’s stormy blast. box. For sale by Fildew & Millnian, 8t winter. have moved to Lansing. REV. J. L ICKES, Officiating Clergyman, Bengal. Johns and Fowler. Little Ruth Dane, of Fowler, has been Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arm­ spending the past week with her aunt, strong, Thursday, November 12, a son. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! Mrs. O. Hildreth. Wm. Bolton, of Lansing, called on a FOR EVERYBODY. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Williams are the number of old neighbors Sunday and re­ happy possessore of an eight-pound ceived a hearty welcome from each. We buy for ca«h and sell for cash and you don ’t pay two prices to make daughter, born October 30. Mac Dryer was very unlucky last Fri­ up for the one that g»ts trusted or the one that gives credit. Our new merchant, Mr. C. N. Cowles, day. lie was injured by a log rolling We are constantly getting in new goods and lias his stock of general merchandise at on him while loading them on tlat cars. Forest Hill corners opposite Williams’ It is hoped he will recover soon. IGOODS DEPARTMENT. our assortment is almost complete in grocery and dry goods store and is now A party of young people met at the ready to serve the public. home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Nelson, China, Glassware, Tinware, Enameled Ironware, Crockery The first snow storm of the season Wednesday evening as a surprise and it 5PECIAL SATURDAY SALE ONLY, com- AND NOTIONS. came last Saturday night, but few of proved to be one. All report a good the farmers were prepared for it, there time. menping at 10 o ’clock a. m. A large new And by looking over prices and compare them with the being a good deal of corn to husk yet The members of the Maccabee, I. O. prices others ask, you will find that we are 20 per cent, below and other fall work undone. lot of Dark Winter Knickerbocker 10c Dress O. F. and D. of R. lodges spent Tues­ everybody and guarantee our goods to be the best made. day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson. Ginghams. Sale price 5c per yard. A very good supper was enjoyed by all 10-quart Dlshpan ...... 09c Lead Pencils. 3 for ...... J...... oic LEBANON. 2- quart Covered Pail...... 06c Slate Pencils. 4 for...... oic present. 3- quart Covered Pail...... 08e Pins, needle point, per paper ...... 01c From Our Regular Correspondent. 10 quart Covered Fail...... loc Needles...... oic KUKKKA. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. Milk Strainer...... 09c White China Cups and Saucers...... 06c A dance was held at Band hall last Tea Pots ...... 05, in, 15c Plates, deep...... 07c Friday night. From Our New Regular Correspondent. CoffeePots ...... 06, 10, Me Dinner Plates...... 07c Rob. Gallagher, of Riley, was a caller Tea Kettle. Copper Bottom ...... 35c Bowles ...... 08c Mr. R. Clark entertained their chil­ Mr. W. M. Hilliker drew the 1st prize, Miss Hunter FlourSifter ...... ,10c Piafters ...... "".'l3c at Jay Jessious last Sunday. dren of St. Johns, over Sunday. Basins...... 03 04, 05, 06, 07c Pitchers...... L*. 09c Thanksgiving services at Benjamin's Essie Williams 2d, Miss Moinette 3d, Mrs. Toaster ...... 03c Wash Bowl and Pitcher...... 55c Mrs. Wm. Keifer will spend the win­ Copper Bottom Boiler IX Tin...... 65c Wa-h Bowl and Pitobor, fine China...... 75c courcli a week from next Sunday. Enameled Handle Sorew Driver...... 04c ter witli her parents at Shepard. G. Tinkham 4th, with 842 yet unclaimed. •'i Gallon glass Pitchers...... 15 and 17c School commences today in Sessions Enameled Handle Screw Driver, Extra Tumblers ...... ,3for5c Mrs. C. J. Dennis“lias been under the Large ...... 08c Iierry Sets...... j?c district witli Miss Alice Gallaghar as doctors care the past two weeks. Knives and Forks per set...... 08c teacher. Mr. Krieshbaum commences Tea Sets...... 18c Mrs. Stella Galehouse, of Elsie, will GROCERY DEPARTMENT. Good Leather Purse...... 05 and 10c Imported Transparent Cups and Saucers the winter term in Round House next ladles' Hemstitched Bordered Handk’fs.. ,05c _ ...... 10 and 20c Monday. live with her parents, J. Hess, of this Ladles Linen Lawn Hemstitched •• ...,09c place. Gents’ Fine White Handkerchiefs...... ,05c Ftt,,Cy Decora *«> Lamp...... '•...... 11.86 Surprise parties are now in order. Oents’Coiorod Handkerchiefs...... os c Drums, Dolls, Cabs, Hand Sleds and Mr. Jas. Mundeli's family were sur­ Mrs. James JefTrys, who has been gAY, THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT Gents Colored Handkerchiefs, better...... 08c ,, m . ... prised by a merry party last Friday quite ill the past few wreeks, is slowly Best six-cord Spool Cotton. 2 spools ...... ore al1 0,,r I°>8 way below everybody else. evening and Herman Gaddys the previ­ improving. will sell you more soap for a quarter than CoatFine ’Writings Crochet Paper, Cotton, per all box colors,...... 2 spools.4 6,8, 10009c Come, auuseeiorand spp for joureeir.vonr^elf j^veryoouyFvefvhrwlv ous Friday evening. Miss Josie Carter lias returned to Good Writing Tablets...... oi, o3, o4. osc welcome to come and see our goods. Ovid after spending a week witli her any store in St. Johns dare offer. Some have pareuts here. said they would give you 8 bars. We will A Handsome Present with Every Purchase of 50c or over at The social at the Dennis hall. Friday From Our Regular Correspondent. evening, was not largely attended. The give you 9 bars and more if necessary. James Ferguson, of DeWitt, is quite quilt sold for $3.1U. HELLER’S BAZAAR. sick at present. The ladies’ prayer meeting will be We have the best brand of Oysters in town. Horn, to Mr. aud John Griunolds, of held at Mrs. Gritliths on Friday p. m. Try a can and be convinced. NO. 9 CLINTON AVENUE. DeWitt, November 7, a son. Grandma Ingersol will lead. Prof. McColl is teaching arithmetic I. N. Eagle has an elegant line of new at the Brown school with 18 pupils. goods this week. You should call and THE MERCANTILE CO. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ide, of look them over before buying. Watertown, November 3,1896, a daugh ­ There will be a box social at Dennis’ ter. hall, November 21, for the U. R. C. E. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Every one is cordially invited aud the Rockwell, November 9, 1896, a daugh ­ ladies please bring boxes. To Professional ter. All parties doing well. The thanksgiving service will be held Miss Bertha Kinney, of Watertown, in the U. H. church. Rev. S. Seibert begins the winter term of school at the will deliver the address assisted by the Revs. Henry and Scheurer. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! Jason school in Riley this week. She and Office Men. has taught in this same district eleven You will Save Money months and is engaged to teach six WATERTOWN CENTER. by Reading months longer. I have just received a new and complete From Our Regular Correspondent. Our Ad. Miss Hattie Kinney closed a success­ line of ful term of school at the Brown school Scnool opens again next week after a house last Friday. A beautiful tamarack three weeks’ vacation. pole was raised and the stars and stripes Otis Post and wife, of Gratiot county, SPECIAL PRICES FOR THANKSGIVING WEEK were set waving in the gentle north are visiting at W. J. Oarlock's. west breeze. A program suitable to the Mrs. M. A. Hunt is visiting her occasion was carried out bv the child­ daughter, Mrs. W. J. Garlock, and she A large Retail business encourages Low Prices. ren. All did nicely. Miss Kinney will will spend the winter with her. Stationery,. teach tlie winter term in the same dis A. A. Hunt has at last moved to All our prices are based upon strictly Cash Payments. trict. Wacousta, and his son, M. L. and bride Well, election is over for a time at live on the farm and keep things going Comprising Blank Books, Memorondum least, and to some of us the dose may Wm. Small and family returned last We Invite Inspection! We Urge Comparison! Books (for coat or vest pocket), Inks, have been rather bitter with but little Saturday to their home in Isabella coun sugar coating. But we had to swallow ty, after a visit here with friends and Ladles’ Fine Kid Shoes, any style, worth $3 00 and *8 50, this week...... 88.75. Mucilage, Pens, Penholders, Pencils, it nevertheless. So let us take it with relatives. Ladies’ Fine Kid Shies. any style, worth *8.50 and 88 75, this week ...... 2.86. Rules, Rubbers, Files, and in fact, a line as good grace as possible and lay aside Ladies' Fine Kid Shoes, any style, worth 88 00 and *8.85, this week_____ 1.75. all party prejudice and not become Farmers have been blessed with fine Ladies' Fine Kid Rhoes, any style, worth *1 75, this week ...... 1.40. too numerous to mention, and if you will weather of late, and the prudent ones Man's Fine ('alf Shoes, any style, worth *8.50 this week...... 8.00. calamity howlers or pessimists, but put Men’s Fine Calf 8hoes, any style, worth * 1.00, this week...... 2.60. call and inspect them, will satisfy you our shoulders to the wheel and help took advantage of it and secured their Men’s Fine Calf Shoes, any style, worth *2.60 this week...... 2.00. make this government one of the best corn crop. Men's Flue Calf Shoes, any style, worth *2.00, this week...... A ...... 1.60. that in kinds, quality and prices I am in 'The sun ever shown upon. Let us take the front rank. the fact into consideration that the gov Licensed to Wed. Ladies1 Warm Lined Shoes, largest variety in town. Prices from 25 eminent of the United States Is not Date. Name and Residence. Age composed of one person only, nor of Nov. 11—Wm. Bohr, Westphalia...... 9U to 50 cents a pair less than other dealers. several persons, but of hundreds of Matilda H. Simon, Lyons ...... 81 Our stock of Felts and Rubbers never was so large as this season. Our thousands of persons. Let us also re­ Nov. 11— Nicholas Hoppes, Westphalia ...... 81 prices are within the reach of every buyer. We have the exclusive CHAS. W. LOUD, member the words of the immortal Caroline Vandlke, Westphalia...... 81 agency for the LAMBERTVILLE SNAG PROOF RUBBERS,the best Lincoln, that this nation under God Nov. 16—James Straight. Maple Rapida...... 85 DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. shall have a new birth of freedom, and Katie Cole, Maple Rapids...... 18 on earth. Nov. 17—Oeo Brohi, Wyandotte. Mich...... ,.2» that a government of the people, by the Tbreala Bobueller, Fowler ...... 85 people and for the people shall not Nov. 17—Wm. J. Hathaway,Ovid ...... » perish from the earth. CZZZT Minnie Hyde, Mlddlebury ...... J» MERCANTILE CO.’S SHOE DEPARTMENT.