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TERMS, $ 1,50 PER YEAR Suit ofClothes eAYABLK IK ADYAKCK. -O B * VOLUME XXIV. BUCHANAN. BERRIEN COUNTY, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1890, NUMBER 89. UNDERWEAR, OFFICE—InRocord Building,OakStreet AS YOU GO THROUGH LIFE. give her remarkable serene dignity a "With these words she took one from shock, for she had looked up to his good lesson.” the vase, and stuck it jauntily in the face; and the face of Harvey Ellsworth for yourself or boys; a good reliable pair of Don’t look for tho flaws as you go through life ; “ What plan can we make ?” braid of her hair. The girls near her ’at that moment was in rapture—a Business Directory. Special Sale of And ovon when you fim llhem , They were not long in finding one, did the same. Then Olivia ordered the rapture of happiness. Her heart It is wise and kind to bo somewhat blind for, given the mischievous intent, basin passed around the table, so that lightened as she went on. SABBATH SERVICES. And look for the virtue behind them. there is always a scheme ready at hand all present might select a flower. “You must pretend to Adele that SERVICES arc held’ every Sabbath at I0:3ffi For the cloudiest night has a hint of light to give the mischief expression. A t the instance the sentence passed you did write it; she must never know O o’clock ju Jt., at the Church o£ the “ larger Somewhere in its shadows hiding; dopealso. Sabbath School services innucdiate- The plan was a bold one, and several Olivia’s lips Adele flushed quickly* She that the girls made such a plan; she y after the morning meeting* Prayer and confer* It is better b y far to hunt for a star. days elapsed before it was thoroughly did not raise her eyes immediately; must think that she was mistaken; for, race meeting every Thursday evening. A cordial Than the spots on the sun abiding. completed and ready for execution. It but when she did she looked full into oh! shehas been crying dreadfully. or any kind of footwear for your family? i'tvitation la extended to all. If so do not fail to look over the only full The current of life runs cyer away might have perished carelesly as it be Olivia’s face, and then at Matilda, You must send her another note and whose half-suppressed laugh had lines of these goods at the big store of O.O.P,—Bnchanan Lodge No. 75 holds Its We* each season, make a special sale of To the bosom o f God's great ocean. gan, but for one or two aggravating say you are so glad she wore the rose.” I . regular meeting, at Odd Fellows. Hall, on Blankets, and make our prices so low that Don’t set your force ’gainst the river’s course circumstances which in the meantime reached her. Then she dropped her “And I am so glad,” said Mr. Ells each Tuesday evening. we will sell in SO days as many blankets as And think to alter its motion. made Adele appear to be more than eyes again without allowing them to worth.” we couhl sell in six months in the, regular Don’t waste a curse one the universe— ever appropriating the desirable Mr. transmit any expression of surprise, or “And then—-for she did consent;" G. W. N O B LE. ¥71 & A. hi.—Buchanan lodge No. 6S holds a way. O ur prices are very low this year, C . regular meeting Monday evenlngon or before Remember, It lived before you. Ellsworth. anger, or suspicion. this Georgie said regretfully-“since she thef nil moon in each month. much lower than they will be next year. Don’t butt at the storm with your puny form— During these few days the suscepti But the quick flush faded into a did consent, yqu must walk around the >fiut bend ancPlot it go o ’er you. ble little Georgie found herself very painful pallor, She looked for a few piazza with her, and make up some MY PRICES HAVE NOT ADVANCED OP H.—Buchanan Grange N o 40 meets on P • the second and fourth Saturday o f each The world: will never adjust itself kindly noticed by Olivia and Olivia’s moments as if she were fainting; thing to comfort her.” nonth,at2 o’cloclsr. a. To salt your whims to the letter. particular friends. At last, one morn but no, her spirits rallied. She went “I shall not have to make it up,” re Some things must go wrong your whole lifelong, ing, Matilda Owens said to her,— on with her tea. She even, when the plied Mr. Ellsworth. OiU. W__Buchanan, LodgeN o. 93 hold sits Waiter, not noticing the bud in her The Druggist’s Customer*. A , renlar meeting the lstuud 3d Tuesday even* And the sooner you know it the better. “Georgie, do you want to have some “ Then come, quick, and write the ing of caeh month. During this sale you can buy a pair of I t is folly to fight with the Infinite, fun, and help us with a plan of ours hair, held the basin to her, took from message,” cried the impetuous Georgie. “Have you any objection to telling scarlet ’ all-wool blankets for §2.25. A And go under at last in the wrestle. that will be an excellent joke?” it a rose, and placed it in her bodice. By ten o’clock, Adele, re arrayed in Pi A . E - W m . Parrott Post N o. 22. Regular me whether your (flock'indicates the (X . meeting on the first and third Saturday much finer pair at $3.75. The wiser man shapes into God's plan Georgie declared that she was ready She left the table when several others her lovely costume, with the rosebud exact time?” asked a mild looking veiling of each mouth. Visiting comrades al A beautiful quality for $4.50, aud at §5 As the water shapes into a vessel. for anything; she loved fun, and she left it, so as not to attract attention, in her hair and tne message, “meet me man who stepped into a drag store the ways welcome. a. pair that is very fine and soft. loved jokes. and went to.her own room. in the Blue Pavilion,” written by his other day. An all-wool gray blanket 12-4, made in Having been bound to secrecy, She The plot had succeeded, she had been own hand and brought to her by her OMAN'S RELIEF CORPS, Win -Perrott Post Northern Indiana, for §8.75. Cannot be “Certainly not. The (flock is exactly W N o. SI. Jlectxnsa held regularly, In Grange was directed to write at dictation a set face to face with her own folly. own dear Georgie—his 'message, with right,” said.the proprietor. Hall, first and third Saturday o f each month. matched. THE YELLOW ROSE When Georgie rushed to Matilda to White blankets will be shown at 75e, $1, letter that Matilda would compose, one trembling kiss upon it, safely, “Thanks. I will set my watch by it.” M. KNIGHT, M. D., (Homoeopathic.) hear how the joke went off, all Matilda «1 50, §3, $2.50, $2.75, $4, $4.50 and $5. and to use in writing her extraordinary stowed in the pocket of her ivory-' “AH right, sir.” _ . Office and residence first door south Of Ahele Haskell formed one of tlie skill in imitation. They produced the said glancing toward Miss Riley, was, ;ongh Bros. Wagon Works. All-wool from $2.50 np. colored gown—went down stairs just After setting his watch, hesaid: group of girls who were spending their handwriting she was to copy, in slips as the waltz music in the parlor struck “Now. if you don’t'mind, I will f\R S. HENDERSON & BRADLEY, Physicians summer at the seaside, in a romantic from a game of “Consequences,” con “Hush, don’t you see her?” up jubilantly. IJ' and Surgeons?- Office is Opera House Block. look at the morning paper lying on Residence No DO Front St., onedoorW estof Perry little port, made thoroughly delightful taining sentences written one evening A few minutes Inter when Georgie And in the Blue Pavilion, safe with your counter. I see nobody is using it.” Fox’s. Calls answered all hours of day or night. Canton Flannel and Batting. by the combination of woodland and by Mr. Ellsworth, went to find her sister, whom she miss Mr. Ellsworth, Georgie, blessed Georgie “That's all right.” One always m the oflice. R. Henderson and W. J< “ Whom is the letter to?” asked ed from the parlor, she had difficulty Bradley. wild coast. Inland drives and shaded —for she felt herself that moment— He read the paper a while and laid rambles Were as accessible at choice as Georgie. in bringing an answer to the locked left them. it aside with the remark: Every quality of canton flannel is sold by f i 1. BAILEY, Homeopathic Physician ana surf bathing or the long strolls on the “That,” said Matilda, “you are not lo door of the room which the sisters “Adele,” said the manly voice, with “There doesn’t seem to be much in OT. Surgeon. Office and residence in ImholE’s us, but we liave two numbers that are un shared together. When Adele at last block, Buchanan, Mich. usually good. Our unbleached at 5 cents a fine white beach, forever washed by know. Then, if any questions are that manliest tone in it that springs the papers, these days. By the way, yard, and our unbleached at 12 yards for a the exhilarating Waves. asked when the joke cotff^soff, you can opened the door, there was no conceal from true devotion, “ I shall thank you may I trouble you for the city directo M. WILSON, Dentist, Office, first aoor north dollar—8 1-3 cents a yard. Get a sample Adele was at this place under the say truly that you are ignt-Jit.” ing the fact that her eyes were red all my life for granting me this happi ry ? I want to look it over for the ad a o f the Bank. Charges reasonable and satis- care of her aunt, and with her, under Georgie looked thoughtful at this, with weeping. She had evidently been ness. May I spend my life—are you J action guaranteed. of it and compare with Canton flannel that dress of a friend or two.” you are asked 12 cents for elsewhere and her own care, a younger sister just and hesitated. shaken with some tempest of emotion. going to let me, dear Adele, spend my He spent five or ten minutes look S. MEAD, Manufacturer o f Lumber. Cus see. if it is not as good. * nearing the fourteenth birthday, and “I think I ought to know whom I ‘ Oh, Addie, what is the matter? life in thanking you for it?” ing through the directory, and then . ton Saiving promptly attended to on short Mnotice. Buchanan,, Mich. Our hatting is called the Electric batting ceasing to he the torment and delight am writing.to,” she said. What has happened ?” cried the child. These questions followed each other rose as if to go. because it passes through a dynamo aud all of immediate relatives as Yenfante ter The girls overruled her objection. Then she caught sight of two yellow .closely; so closely because the proud, “Have you an almanac?” he inquir- the black specks are taken put. It is pure rible, only to occupy the same distinc “You will know as soon as i t is best,” roses—a hud and a flower—tossed on sensitive girl, to whom all expression quired, after standing irresolutely in H. M. Brodpick. M. D. and white; rolls out very fluffy aud nice. tion of concern as “a bright little piece” they said. And you can trust to tis that tho floor. “Oh, my darling Addie! my of that which was really sacred to her the door way for some moments. Graduate of the St. Louis, Mo., Homoeopathic -ALL KINDS OF- College, and Member o f the Royal College of Our bats sell at 9 and 1 2 cents and are Georgie Haskell was an irrepressible, it is written to the right person.” a beautiful,'splendid, noble sister! what was by her very constitution most The proprietor handed him one, Physicians o f Ontario, Diseases o f Women and good enough for a quilt filling. mischievous, wonderfully observant, So Matilda dictated. have they done to you ? Oh, I’Jl kill difficult, had been this night so tossed “ Thanks, One o f another sort, chUdrsn a specialty. Remember our hatting; the name is Elec and wide awake creature ; and her calm “Forgive me if I address you too them every one—Indeed I will! And and wearied by pain and pain’s mis please, Thanks. Y ou don’t object to CONSULTATION FREE, tric, and the sale of it controlled by us in and beautiful elder, Adele, whom she I ’ll kill myself, tool” she added, as the givings that she melted at love’s first Office in Reynold a Block, day and.night. South Bend. REPAIRTFG hastily and too boldly. Y ou are m all a man smoking a cigar here, I pre devoutly admired and loved, had never my thoughts every moment, and I feel whole truth flashed upon her, and she touch. There was no need to ask, “ Do sume?” theless no light task in taking care of that I cannot resist the opportunity saw that Adele was the victim of the you love me?” between the dedicatory “No, sir,” said the proprietor, going A great many people know it, and more plot. are finding it out every day, that we sell -DONE AND- her, that may never occur again. . May I questions. The sweet face, agitated behind the show case. good, clean, fresh Domestics from 10 to 15 Georgie was often in disgrace, and see you for a few moments alone? If It was now Adele's turn for exclama and tender, the hands that he clasped “ Thanks.” per cent less than they are sold in this sometimes in punishment, and her only you will grant me this request—and I tion. in his, trembling, told without asking The mild looking man took a cigar country anywhere. relief at such moments was to write beg you as you value the true devotion “Be still, he still, my child; don’t that she loved him. from his vest pocket. ALL WORK GUARANTEED long letters of complaint to her absent of my heart not to refuse—please wear talk so wildly. Nothing has happened; He drew her near him there in the “May I ask you for amatch? Thanks.” mother. In one of these letters, whose to-night in your hair a yellow rose.” no one has done anything to me, I solitude, in the shaded moonlight, in He lit his cigar, smoked it iff silence Havlngieeently efeeted an exaggerated tales of woe could only in This letter had been carefully com felt tired, and I cried, that was all. the mid-summer sea air, and went on for a while, and then said: Rose & Ellsworth, In Henderson’s room, Front street, first terest the maternal heart, there hap posed, and it was dictated by Matilda Oh, I feel so tired of all the world to with a lover’s resistless fervor: “My “If yon have no objection I will use Improved Brick and Tiling Kiln door east of Trenbetli’s new building. pened to be, one day in late July, a bit from a manuscript approved by the night!” darling, I hardly dared—hardly dared your telephone a moment to ask my of description incidentally given that girls concerned in this practical joke. Here Adele, seeing that Georgie was to hope for this after our cruel separa wife if there is anything she-wants me I ant nonr prepared to furnish the South Bend, Ind. throws upon the seaside life at the ro “How sign it,” said Olivia. hushed, flung herself into an arm-chair, tion. When we parted last year in to bring home.” mantic port a significant glance of com “How shall I sign it?” asked the and burying her face in her bauds, Florence, Adele, and you said ‘forever,’ “ Y on may use it.” DIX & WLKINS0N, prehension, and shows how the perfect- child, who had succeeded by sharp wept bitterly. I knew as deeply as you could care to “ Thanks.” happiness of the place was utterly scrutiny of the model in making the Georgie stood perfectly still, but have me know that 1 never could love He spent the next five minutes at themarketaffords. Al£f marred by one slight want, hot taken Writing quite characteristic. across her mobile, child-face passed a another. Did you know, my darling, the telephone. into consideration by the mammas and “Why, ‘Harvey Ellsworth,’ of course. conflict of feeling—$oirow, indigna did you hear, that I was very sick at “She says there is nothing she Dr. J. T. SALTER aunts in their choice of a summer sea Paris? They called it Roman feyer, wants,” he observed placidly, as h e. FIRST-GLASS TILING L a i and ’Tis a pitty we could not get bis signa tion, pity, and at last resolye. From Would inform the citizens o f Bnchanan and sur side. ture for yon to copy exactly, but we But it was the fever of fate, Adele. hung the ’phone and rung off. rounding country that all who want his this last sentiment her manner chang ranginginslze from two to eightinches. “And really,” wrote Georgie, “I never must make it from the letters you ed entirely; something of a womanly Many weeks it consumed me. Then, “Can I dio anything else for you ?” SyCallandsee my brick and getprices BUT AND SELL M L ESTATE. knew that men and boys could be of so have. There is a capital H to begin air took possession of her childness. when I roused myself, or when some inquired the druggist. much importance. Even bad boys with. thing beyond myself aroused me to the “ Thanks, no.” ______HENRY ELCEGITT. She came to Adele like a little mother. MONEY TO LOAN. would be welcome there; and as for “ Oh, Matilda,” said Georgie, “I could “Come, my dearest, you are tired out, fact of living again, I took up my life Then his eye fell upon a stack o f ad Sam and Harry, they would be petted not sign a man’s name. That would and 1 must see you lying down to rest again simply as a burden. ‘If I can vertising cards. Normal& Collegiate n large or small sums, atlow rates, on improveo to death by the girls. The night of the be wrong, I am sure. No one has a before I go down stairs. W e children give a ray of happiness to those un “I’ll take a few of these. They are for farms only. hall they had to send twelve miles for right to sign another man’s name. are to dance. first, but you must be happy as myself, let me live,’ I thought; gratuitous distribution, 1 suppose?” INSTITUTE, ‘but for me there is no joy in living.’ “Yes.” COUNTY OFFICE BUILDING, just a few; and such a set! But Miss Why, that would be forgery.” down at ten, I know you will be rest Benton Harkor, Mich. Riley said, ‘ Oh, anybody for partners.’ She was quite decided. ed by that time, and I particularly And now we have met again. It was “ Thanks. They will please the chil Olivia has perfectly beautiful dresses “Well, it must be signed,” said Olivia, want you to come down—for my sake.” a strange accident that brought me to dren ” Made or endorsed by himself, can obtain them at 30y BERRIEN SPRINGS MICH this place. I must tell you of it some any o f the —all from Paris—and not a soul to “or it will not be of any use. Of course All the time she talked she was “Anything else?” Fall Term Opens September 1, 1S90. dress for: for she says she won’t dress no one would wear a rose for an anony caressing Adele, and between the ca time, darling. But we have met again, “Thanks, no. Yes; there Is, too. Got Diplomas in all courses—Business, Kindergar Buchanan Drug Stores. for girls, The older girls, of course, mous lover. Come, don’t be obstinate, resses she unfastened her ornaments and this time it is foreyer, Adele, my any postage stamps?/ ten, Mnsic, A it, Teachers, Academic, Collegiate, are too proud to Say a word; hut any love.” ‘Y es.” Elocution. INFALLIBLE CUBE Georgie; we shall lose our whole joke.” and unlaced her gown. Then she Advanced methods, earnest teachers, full cours body Can see that they are just dying “I* will tell you what she can do,” brought her dressing-gown. As little Georgie, in her motherly “Let me have a two-center.” es, thorough drill, have won lor lliisinstitntion Y o u C a n for a few beaux; and we younger girls treatment of her sister had mingled' “ H prp i t it ;w the reputation o f being one or the nosx vigorous said Matilda, who had some faint mis “ Y ou are to be down at ten. so you HIDE CLASS SCHOOLS IN TI1E WEST. don’t mind saying that boys are good giving of conscience herself on that cannot undress entirely, darling. But with her words and service her tender “Th—no, Fll pay for this,” Recognised by the leading Ur i versifies. for picnics and moonlight tea-parties point; “ she can sign it in initials—H. just lie down bn the silk coverlet,” she caresses, so Adele’s lover now between He threw down a silver dollar, got Address lor Catalogue and other information, on the rocks (we want to get up some Ms words lavished his mute endear his change, and walked away with G. J. EDGCUMBS, A.M..Ph.D. E. That might be anybody; or at least. said, unfolding it and spreading it over 34tf Principal. POSITIVELY SAVE MONEY. moonlight tea-parties, hut can’t till the it might be any he. Come, child, don’t the bed. ment. the prond bearing of a man accustom boys come), and huckleberry excursions, “We have metagain, and this time ed to paying Ms way throogb this Price. 50c. and $1.00 per Box. higgle; the whole affair is nothing but Adele ceased crying; she was passive BY TRADING AT where there are dogs and fences, and forever.” world. a bit of fun. He! he! always comes to Georgie’s will. And Georgie, hav- Great Reduction FOR SALE BY for fishing and such things. “ Well, I declare,” said Olivia, when after a good joke, you know, Georgie.” ing seep her sister in a Testful attitude, “Last night there was great excite “So Georgie having found in the on the morrow of the unkind plot’s AT THE M. E. BARMORE. ment, Miss Riley said she heard that and lfavin'g made her solemnly prom denouement the engagement was an She Preferred, the Burglars. scraps of “consequences” the proper ise p o tto shed another tear and not to five young men had engaged rooms for nounced of Harry Ellsworthand Adele “The fact is,” said old Mrs. Jinks, O R. E. S. DODD & SON. capitals, signed “H. E.” with a modest th ink /of anything that troubled her, August in this hotel, and that rooms Haskell, “I do declare that men are the who was in Austin, Texas, on a visit, 1 flourish, and the note after due inspec tinaied the lamp-light low and went m s Sale Room on the second floor were being fixed up most deceitful creatures. Who could “I had the narrowest escape from be KIDNEY! tion and admiration, was signed and doyi^'stairs. . She danced the Lancers, for them. You ought to have seen sealed. ever have dreamed that those two peo ing ruined, the other day, you ever B L O O D Olivia. ‘They won’t come to-night, will forf- whieli she was engaged, and then ple could ever have been anything to beared of.” a & LIV E R they?’ she said; for she had nothing on “ No, please let me direct it,” said;: went out aldtje into the cool, sweet each other, bad actually been engaged, “How was it?” asked Mrs. Binks, night-air of-ihe moonlit piazza. This A complete stock of all kinds of Boots and $1.00 A BOTTLE, SIX FOB £5, TRY IT TO -D A Y but her plain black silk and turned- Georgie, ‘‘I’ll promise not to tel!.” - ■ ■ they say, and the engagement broken growing interested. piazza wasjffiYe of the favorite haunts, Shoes, Rubbers and Felt Goods for fall down. But to-day she’s dressed splen “ Oh, we have a plan about the direc-.. off by Adele’s guardian? Why, no one “Well, you know I sold our house of the mp-summer nights; it made, and winter wear. didly—plum Color and salmon. I wish tion,” Olivia said. “Now you have, could have seemed more indifferent and lot last month, and had the money you could see ber gown; it’s lovely. done your part 'nobly, and if there is witli some'detours under pavilions of than that Harvey Ellsworth has seem ready to deposit in the savings bank South Bend, Ind. an ornamental court-yard, the com They are coining off the stage to-night, anything we can do for your pleasure, ed; how she can trust him or have any the next morning, which was the very Their prices are away down this Spring, is rich iii oxv-gen, pure, and bright and I do hope we will have some fun, be sure and let us know.” plete circuit o f the hotel, faith in him, I cannot imagine. H e‘ day of its failure.” Georgie walked slowly along the and will please you. They will be unusu and I want you, dear mamma, to write “I should like to see the fun,” said certainly acted coolly enough, and as if “Yes, I read about it.” piazza past two or three groups of girls, ally low during March, and right now is a especially to Adele—because she’k aw Georgie. “ And you need not tell me he did not care for her,” “I slept with my money under my splendid time to secure some of the best until she came to the angle that turn ing tip worn .oat places. When it fully stupid about some things—that if who it is, for I .know it is Miss Riley. “Perhaps he does not care for her pillow,” continued Mrs. Jinks, “and bargains of the season. We have some And it’s almost too bad, only suppose ed upon that. portion of the portico thing like 2,000 pairs of Ladies’ and Men’s there are picnics. I am to go, - ail'd to now,” said Matilda O wens. the next morning when I got ready to refaT n sth ^ a real ilirtingbld maid, I mean—doesn’t which the gentlemen used for smok And at that very moment that she start for the hank the money was Shoes, good styles and regular sizes that we tea-parties; for I ’m i’ourteeri,” etc." ing. The five young men came, Others mind whom she wears roses for. fche said it, Harvey Ellsworth—on the gone.” must close out and they must go (every full of poisons* gathered all through; There were a few young men there were scon added to the number;' and will just be wondering why he doesn’t ocean shore, far up at the White Cove, “Where was it gone to?” pair) this month, if we lose money on them. with their cigars, and among them was the hodY; PasifingthrOugh the liver it , there was no more-dullness that season. come up and ask her to take a driv*e, or where the breakers came in magnifi “Some burglars had taken tt during We are sellingspIendidKid Button Shoes Mr. Ellsworth. To him the child Went walk around the piazza by moonlight. cently, and where blue sea, as far as the night. An hour after the'bank at §2.00; other dealers will charge you lo se sthe Bile poison.; the kidneys; Driyes, picnics, sails, rambles, every boldly. $2.75 and $3.00 for shoes not so good. You thing that could be devised for lending I can just imagine how she’ll pucker the eye could look, was spangled as if hurst up. Did you ever hear of such a her sunny, crooked mouth, and dart will find our priees on all the best wearing remove the worn opt waste add tho > wings to the summer hours, found “Mr. Ellsworth, could you come to strewn with golden roses—Harvey remarkable piece of good luck?” shoes proportionately low. plentiful; energy to prevent dreams her poorlittle yellow eyes around the Blue Pavilion with me for a minute?” Ells worth was lying in the white sand “I don’t see where the luck comes We have been selling shoes since lS52to lungs clarify the blood'with fj^gengf from- losing the name of action. All corner;:, watching and waiting till lie He could not refuse the child. He at Adele’s feet, with his lips seeking m. Y ou lost your cash; oil the same.” the people of Northern Indiana, and of don’t come ;”-and Georgia laughed at flung away bis Cigar with all polite To . went' merrily to mid-August. her hand again and again, and his eyes “Yes, hut they caught the burglars Berrien county, Mich., and this year we In mid-August;a keen observer might the picture*lier imagination presented ness, and put the little hand gallantly looking long and deep into b rs, and and, on condition, of my not prosecut expect to sell to moreof them than during tain sound kidney, -lung and' Jjiver. have notifcedin.tlie'-littleconimunity— of the excitement of the antiquated co upon bis arm. liis heart saying to his heart t f hearts, ing, they returned me fifty cents on the any previous year. We have the Shoes and outwardly all gayety and suave amity quette; :who had been a warning post She did not speak until they reached ‘At last heaven has given me the dollar. The hank only panned out fif they willhe sold at Rock bottom prices. action, use the guaranteed —certaiii ominous signs threatening of the ;giris ’all summer to point out the pavilion, then she suddenly with woman of my life, the woman of my teen. There’s no use talking, Hanner, Come in and see us, as we can positively save the general peace iff the formation of. what they lfiight- come to if they kept drew her arm from his, and turned to between sayings- banks and burglars, you money. soul.” cliques. In these cliques' there were pn dancing and. flirting till their hair ward him, her face glowing with the I’ll take my chances with burglars W> P fh KIDNEY turned gray, and their dimples ran into ladies’ dongola kid button for $1.50, whisperings and mistery, as if in dis absorbing thought that her heart held, The Speed of a Horse. every time.” S1.75 and §2. L k I! BLOOD wrinkles, kiidi theif voices cracked and took both his hands in hers. I iLaaUi&LIVER approval of each other. Adele Haskell While the public is still marvelling Ladies’ French dongola kid button for D.H. Baker &Bro., with her natural reserve holding her so on.- v ‘-i-'-* -> “Dear Mr. Ellsworth, a terrible $1.00 ABOTTLE, SIX FOR $5. T R Y IT TO -D A Y over Salvator’s wonderful performance $2.25, §2.50, §2.75 and §3, in hand turn self apart from personal confidences, Success smiled on the completion of trouble has happened,” Oklahoma’s Giant and Giantess. and flexible sole, B, C, D, E, EE wiitlis, South Bend, Ind. “Not to Adele?” in running a mile in 1.35)£, there ate and having in the seaside circle no in the practical-joke. When the eleven J. W . Fetterson, the tallest man sizes, every pair warranted. “Yes, to Adele. A nd I have been in few*- who have, through comparison if. E. Always look for our advertise timate friend, was not quick to per o’clock A. M. mail had arrived, and the known in the would excepting the Ladies’ pebble goat and gram button, it. Ob, I ’m a dreadful, dreadful girl! and analysis, sought to realize what a m en ts every issue of the R e c o r d . We ceive this change in the daily life of customary application for letters was Chinese giant, Chang, stands7 fe e t? $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2. made at the hotel oflice, Mr. Ellsworth W ill you help me, dear Mr. Ellsworth ?” terrific hurst of speed this is. It is Ladies’ calf and glove grain button and propose to keep you posted, regarding the her companions. All the more when pearly forty miles an hour—a rate inches in his stocking feet and is 2? prices of shoes. the change suddenly became palpable appered there looking oyer bis own “To my utmost,” said Harvey Ells lace, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2. worth, with every appearance of sin averaged by very few of our fastest years old. He owns considerable prbp- did she feel herself alone and harshly budget, as fortune would have it, quite erty in Oklahoma, and as soon as he Misses’ dongola pebble goat and grain cerity and even anxiety, railw'av trains. There are 5,280 feet button, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75. shut out from the sympathies of those alone. Then Olivia came sauntering returns from the East will begin the gracefully along the corridor, and com “I must teli yon everything first,” in a mile, so that for every one of Large assortment of children’s siloes at who at first had seemed anxious to es these ninety-five seconds—for every erection o f a fine residence. A couple all prices. tablish with her the most confiding ing near him, paused. said the child; “and I don’t know' how of months ago bis wife presented Mm “Oh, Mr. Ellsworth,” said she, “can to. but I must. Well, the girls wanted beat of a man’s pulse—this wonderful Men’s boots, calf, kip aud grain, $2, §3.25 „ CENTRAL friendship. Fortunately the rapid suc horse covered fifty-five and three- with a pair of strapping: boys o f wMch $2.50, §2.75: and $3. cession of diversions gave her little you reach that pen on the desk, and to play a joke on Adele—on Adele, Mr. F. is immensely boastful. Mrs. will you just direct this little note ? It ■ just think of it! And so they wrote tentbs feet of ground. The shortest Men’s congress and lace, $1.25,$1.50 and time to brood over the cause of this space of time noted by the turfman’s F. is larger than the -average tVoman, Sl.To. is only a line to Adele. I must send it her a note, and pretended that you coldness, which was confined to the watch is a quarter of a second—an in being nearly C feet high, and weighing Men’s calf, congress and lace, $2, $2.25 girls, the young men having with ad to ber room. J u st‘l&iss Adele Has wrote it, hut in reality I did, for I can over 200 pounds, says the Oklahoma- aud $2.50. kell,’ please.” And she turned to order copy hand-writing. But oh! I never, terval so brief that the eye can hardly "------1--- Administrator. “Why, lejb us make some plan to set “Yellow roses seem to be the fash —my own hand did it.” by the addition o f camphor or a little Last publication, Npv. % 1890. WALLACE RILEY, Agent. i Specialty, . The population o f the world double* heir- face to face with her. folly, and ion to-night.” She felt something like an electrical oil of cloves. itself in 360 years. B u c h a n a n R e c o r d . ADDITIONAL LOCALS Mrs. Freeman, wife of engineer A m unknown man was found lying A Fortunate W om an. Freeman, paid her friends here a visit, in an outhouse back of Daufen & Mrs. Mary L . Baker, o f Ovid, Mich, Wood’s saloon, on Wednesday morn lias reason to be very thankful. She A t the meeting of the Board of and departed on Wednesday merning JOHN C. HOLMES. Editor. ing, with two bullet holes in his fore was a great sufferer from heart disease UNDER] Supervisors last week, the committee for her home in Joliet, 111.. head and a revolver under his head. for years. Was short of breath, bad On assessment reported in favor of a Mr. Gill Moss, a former operator for The circumstances all go to show that hungry spells, pain in side, flattering, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28,1890. raise of four per cent in the valuation M. C. I^ R . here, but now o f Grand he had taken his own life. A jury faintness, etc. After taking two bot of Buchanan township, and the board Trunk B. R., called upon some of his was Impanelled and tendered a veidict tles of Dr. Miles’ New Heart Cure, she Republican State Ticket. to that effect On his person about says: “I am better than for 20 years. WEAR voted to change the equalization: so as old friends last week. 325.00 in money were found, a bank My mind and eyesight have improved Tor Governor— JAMES M. TURNER, o i Ingham. to raise it but two percent. Kegard- book on a Detroit bank showing wonderfully. I advise all persons thus credits o f about 375.00 in favor of afflicted to use this great remedy.” -AT THE- T or Lieutenant-Governor— ing this movement the Berrien Springs FROM FAIR FLAM. WILLIAM S. LINTON, o f Saginaw. Barmore, druggist, recommends and correspondent to Benton Harbor Palla Ernestine Quast, a few other articles Tor Secretary o f State— Grape gathering draws to a dose. including a number of cartridges for a guarantees it. Dr. Miles’ work on WASHINGTON GARDNER, o f CaiUonn. dium remarks: “The vote by which No. 32 revolver. A dispatch was sent Heart Disease, containing varvelous Tor Treasurer— Mr. H. Merry has fouud ready sale for BOSTON L a d i e s ! the assessment committee’s report was JOSEPH B . MOORE, o f Wayne. every one of his choice Niagaras at to the bank which - replied that he testimonials, free. 2 For Auditor-General— * amended as to the equalized value of lived in Detroit apd bad a wife living Eagles make bad work in dove-cots. THERON T. GIDDINGS, ofKalamazoo. good figures. Till this year, for nine there. She was notified, and in repiv Buchanan township was Democratic— Hibbard’s Khenmatic anil Liver Fills. Tor Commissioner Of the State Land Office,— years past, he has never sold a basket stated that from the description it was JOHN G. BERET, o f Oatego. Is Democrats voting to amend, includ in the home market. her husband, and to bring him there. These Pills are scientifically com The next time you come to Buchanan, Tot Attorney General— ing one member of the committee; 10: pounded, uniform in action. No grip BENJAMIN W, HUSTON, of Tuscola. W . H. Bobinson spent Saturday and The man bad been seen on Tuesday Tor Superintendent o f Public Instruction— voted to sustain the report, including morning, and about il o’clock tbesame ing pain so commonly following the Sunday with friends at Fair Pljqn. use of pills. They are adapted to both ORE SCHORTZ, or Eaton. the chairman of the committee, one forenoon the report of a pistol was Tor Member o f the State Board of Education— The Endeavor society has been hold- heard near the place he was found.— adults and children with perfect safe OSCAR M. BALLOU, Of Allegan. other member and the chairman of the ingSundav services at the school house. New Buffalo Cor. T. O. Quill. ty. W e guarantee they have no equal in During the summer months we were Tor Justice of the Supreme Court— hoard. The last Republican supervisor tbe cure of Si c k H e a d a c h e , Constipa husy searching the markets for the best EDWARD CAHILL, of Ingham. A large and spirited organization: o f values to offer you in Fall and Winter Un from Buchanan would have rejoiced to tion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, and as an bring along your feet and have them Patrons of Industry has been institut T h e county tax will be 32,000 more appetizer, they excel any other prep derwear. Our efforts have not been in vain, Tor Member o f Congress—Fourth District— receive such kindness from the hoard.” JULIUS C. BURROWS, ofKalamazoo. ed at this place. than last year; increase mainly in jury aration. 5yl and we ask one and all to drop in and in ------«•»------fund and 3234 for aid of agricultural spect our stock. For State Senator—Ninth District— In a hasty visit to the Benton Har Singing is of the devil; it always be See our bargains in JOSEPH N. MARSH ALE, o f Cass. A t the annual school meeting the societies. State ta x is about 36,000 bor colegiate institute, recently, the less.—Berrien Springs cor. Palladium. witches girls. School Board was instructed to investi Tor Representative in the State legislature, Sec writer observed that the equipments fitted with a pair of our elega n t ond District— GGORGE W. ROUGH. gate the heating and ventilating busi and buildings are certainly first-class, Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria.1 ness, and report at a future meeting. N ow that the local option law has and under the direction: o f Prof. Edge been sustained by the supreme court, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. S Republican Comity Ticket. The board has done some investigating, combe, students may pursue branches it is said that petitions are already in For Sheriff— Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria# CHARGES 1 . WHITCOMB, of la te . and have tried twice to get together o f study best suited to their time and circulation asking that an election l e For Clerk— enough of the patrons of the school to called in this county.—Niles Democrat. The toad is one of-the best friends of TEED A. WOODRUFF, of Watervhot. need. the farmer and destroys many insects. hear a report, but failed. AS nothing It cannot be done too quickly. Tor Treasurer— _ They all Failed. WIL1IAM C. H A H , o f Three Oaks. can be done toward putting in a new Tor Register o f Deeds— The following letter from Mr. W. A, JOEL H. GILLETTE, of Bertrand. heating apparatus before vacation, an Letter from Rev. S. L. Hamilton. Making it Warm for Saloonists. Thomas, o f Columbus, Wis., is pecu White Merino Underwear for Children For Prosecuting Attorney— other attempt to get a hearing will be N e w C a s i l e , C a l , Oct. 1 5 ,1S90. liarly interesting: “My wife,” says he. running in price from S cents each, up 0 JOHN A. WATSON, of St. Joseph. made after election and politics have Pa w PAW, Mich., Oct. 20.—Since the “ has been treated for her head, stom the nicest qualities. For Surveyor— E d i t o r R e c o r d :— I am sure our decision of tbe Supreme Court sustain LUTHER HEMINGWAY, o f Sodas. ach and nervous prostration by three Scarlet Underwear for Children, all wool, passed, and people can find time to at good friends in Buchanan w ill be glad ing the local option law a detective medicated, from 12 cents np. For Circuit Court Commissioners— doctors in New York, two in Chicago, ZIMEI L. COOPER, of Files City. tend to so insignificant a part of their to know ot our safe arrival here, and has been operating in this county in one Philadelphia, one in Cincinnati, A full line of Grey Underwear for Boys ALBERT L. HAMMOND, Pipestone. the interest of tbe temperance ele and Misses. business as the schools. The board since they.are so many, and to w rite to at the large institute in Buffalo for 16 For Coroners^- ment, and tbe result is that warrants months. They all failed. But one ALESASDER WIKBURK, orKiles. have some very good offers and some them all would b e out of the question, are in the bands of the sheriff for the (To he supplied by Co. Com.) bottle of Dr. Miles’ Restorative Ner others will be presented at the meeting. I a m minded, with y o u r permission, to arrest of sixteen saloon keepers. Every For Fish Inspector— vine helped her backaches, changes o f CHAS.MOLLHAGEK,Sr.. St. Joseph. They want the high school room fult a d d re s s them through the B e c o r d . village in the county is represented ex SHO life, nervous disturbances, fits, rheu cept Lawrence and Breedsville. Itr is of people when they report. The call H o w kind they were and always have matism, etc. Ask at Barmore’s claimed that proof is positive against The latest evil charged to ,the Mc for the meeting will be published later. b e e n to us. How often we shall think drug store for a trial bottle and Dr, every party of selling liquor, and more Miles’ new book on the Nerves and Kinley tariff is tlxe high prieecpf ice. o f th e m here. How glad to hear from than one case can be made against Heart. 2 Jj . B. Social,—A real pleasant time a n y o f them, and the R e c o r d will be each one. Temperance people are de A n iron mill, including blastfurnace, termined that the law shall be obeyed. The first piano was invented as far was enjoyed afi the home of Rev. and welcomed and its locals eagerly read back as 1716. so noted for ease and comfort. There is to be built at Hammond, which will Mrs. Bartmess, on Tuesday evening, fr o m week to week. cost §3,000,000 and give employment Pronounced Perfect l>y a Practical En C- In Ladies’ . Underwear we. have every October 21. The U. B. Aid Society be Well, of the trip. It was memorable Shoes and the Tariff. gin eer thing you may ask for. Our space will not to over 2,GOO men. permit US to mention everything in detail, ing appointed there, the members of in outlook and incident. The Denver C h ic a g o , Cct. 19 .— The efforts o f - I have been a great sufferer from the congregation and friends of the & Rio Grande is a wonderful road, certain journals to make it appear that rheumatism for seven years, and hear* but these drives: ■While the McKinley bill is credited the new tariff has increased the duty Three oases Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Tests, minister and his church concluded to Showing marvelous feats of engineer ing of the success of Hibbard’s Rheu white, worth 89 Cents each, our price only is nothing made to equal them. on shoes and shoe materials, and that, with raising the price of everything it make this a time of unusual interest, matic Syrup, concluded to give it a tri 35 cents. ing, overcoming obstacles apparently as a result, shoes will be' dearer, seems appears to he raising the size o f repub al. I have tested the curative proper T)vo eases Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Tests, so more than forty came, and for a insurmountable, and the scenery is, in intensely amusing to those wbo know ties of the mineral spriDgs without re lican majorities also; natural wool color, worth to buy anywhere time took possession of the house. It rugged grandeur and awe-inspiring anything about the manufacture o f lief from that or any other source un else, 50 cents,, our price 37 }4 cents, was a time not soon to be forgotten. sublimit}’’, all that one could desire- shoes. Many kinjjs of shoes have ad til I tried Hibbard’s Rheumatic Sprup, “ Our Own” Jersey R ibbed Yests at 50 vanced in price this season, but not in which .has done wonders for me, I The Democrats commenced, their Music, song and prayers, with friendly Think of a narrow gorge ! miles in cents is the best value ever shown iff Un misrepresentations about the McKin consequence of tariff legislation, in con can walk with entire freedom from derwear. greeting and pleasant conversation, oc length, -winding and curving, through nection with leather, or nails, or pegs, pain, and my general health is much One Ladies’ Natural Wool Underwear, ley tariff law too early. The reaction cupied the evening. A good collection which rushes a hurrying river and a or other materials entering into the improved. It is a splendid remedy for is all we could get at the price formerly is already setting in, and will floor was taken up to replenish the treasury hurrying train, the roadbed cut and composition of footware. The reason tbe blood and the debilitated system. sold at §1,00, What we have you can get is because leather is dearer, and leath r e d e r m a n for 75 cents each, them before election. o f the society, bat that was not all, by F H , E n g in e e r Water blasted in the rock, and on either side er is dearer because of the short sup Works, Big Rapids,'Mich. W e cail your special attention to our any means,for almost every one brought Ladies’ All-Wool Jersey Ribbed Tests, A lf. B. Miller, editor o f South Bend rocks towering skyward a thousand ply o f hides coupled, possibly, with an Sold by all druggists. Prepared only some token of kind regard, consisting feet, two thousand feet, in some places usually large demand. There is no by the Charles Wright Medicine Com in white, natural and scarlet at §1 each. Tribune, has been appointed U.S. Com of the substantlals of life In the form almost three thousand feet, every Competition with foreign countries on pany, Detroit, Mich.—5 missioner in place o f IV. G-. George, de pegs (which are how used on heavy of a generous donation, which was curve giving a new view, IVe rode A pet is something to be spoiled for > ceased. This places two of the Trib shoes) or nails, or lasts, or hammers, most thankfully received by the pastor through the gorge in an open observa the amusement of the pet-owner. une force in government positions. or machinery. I f there were no tariff and his family. tion car, and a good many times I ex on shoes it would make no difference The F irst Step.—C claimed Oh! in wonder and astonish in prices. Yery few are imported any Perhaps you are run down, can’t eat, Tacoma, Washington, had a city can’t sleep, can’t think, can’t do any ment. and wished that our Michigan way (or would be if they came in free) W e Have not failed to look after tke gen election, Saturday, and elected the M err it & Stanley’s minstrels will and these are worn by Anglo-maniacs thing' to your satisfaction^ and you tlemen. Everything that a gentleman friends could enjoy it all with us. A t entire republican, ticket, including the give an entertainment In Roiigh’s opera who affect to believe that anything heed wonder what ails you. y o u should could wish for we have. Natural Wool house, next Thursday evening, Oct. 30. Salida we spent the night, that we "English, you know” must be better the warning, you are taking the first Underwear is the proper thing. W e have full city council. This Is the first them for S7J£ cents, 50 cents, 75 cents, Si -FOB- The Sandusky, Ohio, Register says of might have a view of Marshall Pass than goods of American production. step into nervous prostration. You need time Tacoma lias had republican city a nerve tonic, and in Electric Bitters and SI. 50 each. them: and the Black Canon of the Gunnison M , T . R ic h a r d s o n . officials. Thus the avalanche started Editor of Boot and Shoe Weekly, N. Y. you will find the exact remedy for re A cordial invitation to all is extended. the following day. W hat would you by Maine continues. Merrit & Stanley’s minstrels appear storing your nervous system to its ONE PRICE and that always the LOWEST. ed in this city for the first time last say to a railway going up a spiral stair normal, healthy condition. Surprising President Harrison has the appoint evening before a fair audience and way ? The ascent o f the Pass is almost L a n s in g , Mich., Oct, 14.—The Su results follow the use of this great IGHllL BUMS gave one of the best minstrel perform preme Court this morning, in denying nerve tonic and alterative. Your ap ment Of a Justice o f the United States ances ever seen in the city. Everybody like that. Again and again the track a mandamus in the case of a saloon petite returns, good digestion is restor Supreme Court. The country can laughed to the utmost of their laugh doubles itself. Now you are going keeper vs. the township board of Ford ed, and the iiver and kidneys resume prophesy beforehand the appointment ing capacity and that Is why so many west, then you round a curve and are River, clears up some questions in re healthy action. Try a bottle. Price will not be another LaMar, or any seats in the opera house were loosened going east, again you round another gard to the sufficiency of saloon bonds. 50 cents, at W. F. Runner’s drug store. 137 SOUTH MICHIGAN ST., from their fastenings. The company ALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES, curve and the course is to the west, Tbe said bond had been filed, and the limb o f the decayed lost cause, who is comparatively new and making every board in its discretion deemed it in- makes public boast of his disloyalty to effort to please, and the universal criti hut all the time up, up, the grade being suffieient, and declined to approve. South Bend, Ind. -AT- to the government. cisms of the performance last evening 217 feet to the mile. The train is in Subsequently after another party had When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria. are of the very best. Mr. Cbas.W, two sections. The forward one having executed a trust deed to one of the When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. Leaders of Low Prices. King, late of Haverley’s minstrels, the sureties of sufficient real estate to en People who talk politics appear to two locomotives. How the engines When she became Miss, sbe clung to Castoria. primier banjoist, 13 one of the leading able him to qualify in the required forget that the McKinley bill is a law specialists. puff and labor. Hard work? I guess sum tbe bond was again presented and When sbe had Children, she gave them Castoria. in full force that settles, for a term of Prof. A . N. Wolff gave some excel so. I ask conductor Webster, “What again disapproved, and a mandamus Teeth! Teeth! , years at least, a question that has been lent music on the violin. Bryce; Far would happen if the train should break was asked for to compel tbe board to THE UNITED STATES rell, Randall and West, “the four legiti reverse its action. The court in refus disturbing business the past fifteen loose?” He replies,“The coaches would mates” were exceedingly clever in song ing says: While it does not pass upon Girls never come to good who let years, and that whatever the result of and dance. The singing of the "Bison stop almost instantly. The air brakes the validity of the bond, it holds that their eyes go-walking through the the coming election it will not be City Quartette” was a fine feature. The aTe our safety.” A t the summit the the board acted within its discretion, earth. great Kissell, formerly with Kiralfy changed in any material instance un train pauses and passengers alight. W e and that the proceeding of the sureties 5LVXCFACTrKEI> ONLY BY Bros., gave a splendid exhibition o f was irregular. til the country has had a chance to zouave drill. are almost 11,000 feet above the sea. Estate o f G arrett C. Stryker. <& C O , . give it a trial. I f after that it prove a The jokes Were not o f the antiquated The air is crisp; the wind’ sharp; snow First publication, Oct. If!, 1S90. WAJRAKOKE3EA, O H I O . 1 TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Berrien,—ss. failure, it will be abundant time to sort, but were fresh and catchy. Every is on the ground. Higher mountains PHAUTS AND PHYSIC. S Probato Court for saiuConnty. m BEST WASHER in the lARKET change it, and the republican party body was pleased and the performance are about us. Peak on peak, castellated, Sick Headache, At a session o f the Probate Courtforsaid Coun to-night will no doubt be greeted with ty, held in tbe Frobato office, tbe Tillage of Ber The Wonder of the Age! No Nails or Screws are used in its con- will be on hand to do it. variegated, pinnacled. Close at hand L o o s e ’ s R e d C l o v e r P i l l s C u r e rien Springs, on Friday, the lath day of October, In stmetion, the whole machine being held a full house. sick headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, the year of onr Lord one thousand eight hundred together with steel rods, so adjusted as to is old Ouray, Its bald head 14,500 feet and ninety. Teeth Extracted by Electricity, take up any shrinkage, makingitthemost constipation. 25 c per box, 5 boxes for Present, David E. Human, Judge o f Probate. durable machine made. No sheet iron to It was Grover Cleveland who gave above the sea, one o f the highest of In the matter of the estate o f Garrett C. Stryker, rnst, no cogs or costiyparts to break or T h e Enterprise takes up our refer 31. F or sale by Barmore. 18yl incompetent. No pain. Anyone can take it; the old and the polygamy its first hard blow.—M ichi the Rockies. It lifts its head among young, the sick and the well. No danger. wear out. ence to the condition of the Marshal’s Old and full of days-—an ancient al- Wilford Stryker, guardian of said estate, comes gan City Dispatch. the clouds. Its sides are bald, for they into court and represents that be is now prepared AfrerstsW antedl E veryw here manae. to render bis final account as suck guardian. Guess that’s so. Grover Cleveland office, and enters defence of Marshal ARTIFICIAL TEETH, S e n d f o r C ir c u l a r s a n d P r ic e reach far above the timber line. On Thereupon H is ordered, that Saturday, the Sth Li s t s w it h Fu ll D e s c r ip t io n . To Nervous Debilitated Man. day o f November next; at ten o’clock in tbe had: not been president three months Smith. I t says: from one tootL to full sets. aG c a s a : its summit is a crater and on its sides I f you will send us your address, we forenoon, be assigned for examining and allowing before he pardoned out o f penitentiary The Enterprise desires that no wrong such account, and that the heirs at law ot For Sale by ROE BROTHERS. is done any man, and in justice to Mr. lava, showing it to have been at one will mail you our illustrated pamphlet said deceased, and all Other persons interested 116 mormons, who had been convicted Smith we will state that he is in no time an active volcano. But we begin explaining all about Dr. Dye’s Cele in said estate, are required to appear at a session ill) silver, brated Electro-Yoltaie Belt and Ap o f said Court, then to be balden at the Probate under the Edmunds law. way responsible for the condition of the descent which is o f the same grade Office, in the village of Berrien Springs, In said MORTGAGE SALE. Estate of George H. Richatds. pliances, and their charming effects county, add show cause, if any there be, why tbe S O G E N T S , things in that room. ' He is not of the First publication Oct. 9,1S90. as the ascent. On the edge o f a preci upon tbe nervous debilitated system, said account should not be allowed: And it is Fine Gold Fillings and Crown work a specialty. ' First publication Sept. 4, 1800. Democratic success depends on bring party o f artists who occupy it nightly, further ordered, that said guardian give notice All work warranted for five years. TATU OF MICHIGAN, County oi Berrien,—ss. ejecting weed juice In every direction, pice we pause to meet the up-cenring and how thev will quickly restore you to the persons in teres ted in said estate, of the pend TYEFAULThas been made in the conditions of S At a session o f the Prohato Court for Said ing the voters to the polls and teaching ency of said account, and the hearing thereof, by E3?“I still keep the Nitrons Oxide Gas. A / a certain indenture oi mortgage made and County, held at the Probate office, in the ■Village of decorating floors and walls not com trains. The steam is off. The brakes to vigor and manhood. Pamphlet free. executed by George F. Edwards ana Mary K. Ed them beforehand how to vote.—Soztth I f you are thus afflicted, we will send causing a copv of this order to-be published in the Berrien Springs, on the 1st day Of October, in the Bend Times. mon to the fresco art. Had the Rec are on. A t Buxton the two sections Bnchanan Record, a newspaper printed and cir wards, his wife, o f the city of Niles, Berrien year one thousand eight hundred and ninety. you a Belt and Appliances on a trial. culating In said County, three successive weeks OSTRANDER, County, and State of Michigan, to 'William J, Gil Present, D-wn> E. lintaiair. Judge of Probate. ord taken pains to investigate the previous to said day of hearing. bert, oi same place, bearing date the 33th dav of In thematter of the estate of GeorgeU. Richards, Probably no greater truth was ever o f the train are united, and about three Y o l t a i c B e l t Co., Marshall, Mich. December, A. D. 1882, and recorded in tbe office matter it would have learned that the (Atrue copy.) DAVlS E. HINMAN, THE DENTIST, deceased. miles beyond we meet with au accident [beat..] Judge o f Probate. Of the Register of Deeds or said county of Berrien, On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, spoken by the Times. If its Republi- responsibility rests with thpse highest on the 0th day of February, 1SS3, In Liber 29 of Spiritual manifestations cannot Last publication Nov. G, 1890. of Joseph L. Richards, praying that administra can neighbor had made the same re in authority, as they themselves ad that will stand in memory while life Redden Clock, Bnchanan, Mick. Mortgages, on page 18, which said mortgage was, tion ol said estate may be granted to Freeman stand the ordeal of a spirit lamp. off. the 24th day of September, A. D. 1887, duly as mark, the Times would have branded mit. Cleanliness should be enforced in lasts. My wife and I were sitting on Franklin, Administrator with tbe will annexed of Flies! Piles!! Files! !! Drain Letting. signed to Clara Menz, of said City of Niles, by said estate iu conjunction witli A. C. Roe, Execu It as a slander upon the party. our law makers’ halls, surely^ the right side of the coach, also Mrs. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. written assignment duly recorded in the office of tor, or to some other suitable person. L o o s e ’ s R e d C l o v e r P i l e R e m e d y the Register of Deeds of safd County, on the 29th Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 3d The simple, plain facts in the case Smith, of Cassopolis, who was with us, is a possitive specific for all forms of First publication Oct, 28,1890. day of August, A. D. 1890,- inLiber 44of Mort day of November next, at ten o'clock in the tore- are these: The room: referred to is the- the disease. Blind, bleeding, itching, STATE OF MICHIGAN, 1 — gages, at page 561. By reason of said default the noon, be assignedfor thehearingoi said petition, A Democratic administration left a Pearl on the left. But few were’ in our CODUTT OI’ BEBBIEN, f S‘ power of sale in said mortgage has become opera and that the heirs at law o f said deceased, and ail ulcerated, and protruding Piles. Price will, on the 3rd day of November, A .D . 1890, at tbe tive, and no suit or proceeding at law Or in equity large surplus saved under the old tax office o f the Marshal. The fire compa coach; the sleeper ahead of us and the residence of Wm. Btirrus, in said township of Bu . In the matter of the estate of Amos H. Clark, other persons interestedin said estate, are re 50c. F or sale by Barmore. lSyl chanan, at ten o’clock in the forenoon of that day, deceased. . having been instituted to recover the debt secured quired to appear at a session o f said court, then to rate. For this saving the Bepublicans ny also make it their headquarters. Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an by said mortgage, or any part thereof, which at be holden in the Probate office, in the village o f two behind us were full. I was look proceed to receivebids for the cleaning of aportion this date amounts to two hundred seventy-three have nothing to show except a hole There are some fellows living in the A man at tbe mast-head has a tip of a certain Draia known as the “ Clear lake No 6 order granted to the undersigned, Administrator, Berrieh Springs, and show cause, if any there be. ing at a book descriptive of the route. Drain,” located and established in the said town etc., o f the estate o f said deceased, by the Hon. and 60-100 dollars ($273.60), notice is hereby why the prayer of the petitioner should not he and a higher tax xate.—St. Louis Re- top birth. Judge o f Probate, for the County of Berrien, on. given that on country and some living in town who Suddenly Mrs. H. gave an exclamation, ship of Buchanan, and described asfollows, to-Wit: granted. And it is further ordered, that said peti publican. Miles* Nerve and Liver Fills. Beginning at the township line and running north the 22d day of October, A. D, 1890, there will be sold Monday, the 1st day of December, tioner give notice to the persons interested in said secure admission to the room, and sit and I looked up to See that the coach east to the Copper lake, In section 32. Said job at public vendue, to the highest bidder, at the J890, at 12 o’clock noon, at the front door of the estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the What’s the matter with the $250,000,- An important discovery. They act will be let by sections or divisions. The section at premises herein described, in the County of Ber Court House, in the village o f Berrien Springs, in hearing thereof by causing a copy of this order to there for hours at a time playingpedro rien, in said State, on Saturday, the sixth day of 000 of United States bonds paid off was going over to the left. Instantly on tbe liver, stomach and bowels the outlet o f the Drain will be let first, and the re the County of Berrien and State o t Michigan, I be published in tbe Buchanan Record, anetvspaper and spit tobacco over everything and maining sections In their order up stream, in ac December, A. D. 1890, at ten o’clock in tbo fore shall sell at public auction, to the highest bidder, printed and circulated In said county three suc and cancelled by the Republican ad we caught for support. How quick through the nerves. A new principle. cordance with the diagram now on file with the noon of that day (subject to all encumbrances by the premises described in said mortgage, or so cessive weeks previous to said day o f bearing. in every direction until when the They speedily cure biliousness, bad Other papers pertaining to said Drain, and bids mortgage or otherwise existing at the time of the much thereof as m aybe necessary to satisfy tbe (A true copy.) DAVID E. HINMaJ, was thought. Would we go down, will be made and received accordingly. Conti acts death of said deceased, or at the time of sale), the [SEAX..J Judge o f Probate. - ministration. Isn’t tliat something to taste, torpid liver, piles and constipa following described real estate, situate in said amount due thereon, with costs and expenses writer was in the room, last week, it down and be dashed to pieces ? No, will be made with the lowest responsible bidder allowed by law, including au attorney fee o f fifteen Last publication Oct. 30,1890. show for it? giving adequate security for the performance of County o f Berrien, to-wit: Commencing at tbe dollars, which said premises are described as Lot was the filthiest hole in the town, tion. Splendid for men, women and north-west corner of Lot No. (22) twenty-two on thank heaven, the end comes quick and children. Smallest, mildest, surest. the work, in a stim to he fixed by me. The date 19 in William Bort’s addition to the City o f Niles, not excepting anybody’s pig pen. In for the completion o f such contract, and the Main street in the village of Buehafian, thence run. also described as commencing at the south-west Redeeming Fledges. soon. The coach strikes on its side 30 doses fo r 25 cents. Samples free, at terms o f payment: therefor, shall he announced at king north four (4) rods, thence east to a line par corner of Grant and Spruce streets, running Estate of Elizabeth A bed. the first place human beings so filthy Barmoie’s Drug Store. 12yl. tbe time and place Of letting. allel with the west side of Short street, thence thence south eight rods, thence west four rods, The Republican party made pledges and stops. It lies on its side, roof down, Notice is further hereby given, that at the time south four (4) rods, thence west to Main street and thence north eignt rods, thence east four rods- to First publication, Oct. 16,1890. have no business in the room, and in at an angle of perhaps 45 degrees. How Even a dead duck can claim that he aha place of said letting will have the assessment to the place of beginning. place of beginning. QTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Berrien.—ss. in 1SSS. It has kept them in 1SS0 roll for inspection; the assessment o f benefits „ WIljfflAM A. PALMER, CLARA MENZ, kj At a session of the Probate Courtfor said County, Look this list over: the next place it is the business o f the brave those in our coach. .Not a cry; died game. made by me, will bo subject to review. Administrator de bonis non with the will annexed. Assignee o f Mortgagee. held at the Probate Office,in the village o f Berrien Dated this 33d day o f October, A . D. S . Ttm nEDGE. h ie Fnr.FTT.T-MyvT Marshal, as the custodian of the vil 1 80 Lust publication Dec. 4,1890. WILLIAM J. GILBERT, Springs, on the 6th day o f October, in theyear not a scream; only blanched cheeks. A N ew D isco v e ry .—6 WILLIAM BROCEUS, Attorney ior said Clara Menz. one thonsand eight hundred and ninety. Township D£ain Com. of Township of Buchanan. We reaffirm our un A Republican. House lage property, to see that that room is Out of the coach, we find three others Dated September-!, 1890. Present,DavroE. H initan, Judge ofProbate swerving devotion to of Representatives Yon have heard your friends and . Last publication Nov. 27 1S90. In the m atterofthc estate o f Elizabeth Abeel, the personal rights of passed the Federal kept in a decent condition, and if it had gone over. Men, women and child neighbors talking about It. Y ou may deceased. all citizens in all th e: Election bill, which cannot be done with those pedro play yourself be one of the many who know On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, States, and especially to gave Avery “lawful citi-. ren were cut and bleeding ; some in MORTGAGE SALE. or George Swink, administrator o f the estate o f the supreme and sove from personal experience past how said deceased, praying for reasons therein stated zea the right to castone ers: in, to keep them out. jured very badly ; others less seriously ; 1JAEU Dl m of three hundred two dollars and that he may he authorized,empowered and licens reign right of every law free ballot and have it good a thing it is. I f you have ever s eighty-five cents is claimed tp be due at the ful citizen to cast one ■—-— e tke greatest titioner give notice to the persons interested In and lunch there, hut we were safe! A WEDDING PRESENT fore to the power o f sale in said mortgage con said estate, ot the pendency o f said petition, and sition to tjt combina gress passed the “Anti- It is guaranteed every time, or money improvements EVER made in tackle tained tiiepremiseg therein described, to-wit: tions o f capital organ Trust” an act to last week, for Missouri, to work for To every newly married couple whose address— blocks,: Freight prepaid. Write for Uie hearing thereof, by causing a copy of tins or bin. What a sense of relief! After seven or efunded. Trial bottles free, at W. F, The south tnirty-live (35) acres o f the Southwest der to be published m the Buchanan Record, n ized in trusts: "protect trade and com and JO cents to pay postage—is sent to the publiBh- catalogue. quarter o f the southeast quarter o f section six merce against unlawful Messrs. Peck and Imhoff in their new Runner’s drug store, etivitMn, one yearfrom the elate o f their marriage- newspaper printed and circulated insald county, eight hours delay, we proceed to go FULTON IRON & ENGINE WJJS., teen (16) iu town five (5) south, of rangeuineteen three .successive weeks previous to said day ol restraints andmofiopo- field o f operations in the lumber trade. Persons sending for this present are requested (19) west, except therefrom five (5) acres out of lies.” through Black Canon by night,-and to ■Worry is a bleacher who is forever to send copy bf a paper containing a notice of Estab, 1852, in Brush St., Detroit,Midi heaving. their marriage, or some other evidence that shall the northeast corner thereof heretofore convey [LIS.] DAVID E. HINMAN, The lawsuit In Jos. Chevrie case be have, during the remainder of the making your hair white, ed b y deed, being in Berrien County, State o f The Republican party A Republican Con amount to a reasonable"; proof that they are enti Michigan, will be sold at public auction, at the (Atrueco^y.) Jndge OfProbate pledges itself to do all gress admitted Idaho fore Justice Alcott on Thursday, failed Buckleu’s Arnica Salve. tled to tfie njagagine under the above offer. Ad Last publication^ Nov. 6,1890. journey, much less interest in the dress, lront door of tfie Conrt House in the village of n u ts power to facilitate and Wyoming duringits of a hearing because the person of the -Beirion Springs, in said county, on the admission of the first session, and New scenery than before. Indeed Some hours The best Salve in the world for Cuts “THE HOUSEHOLD,” Brattleboro, yt. • ASK FOR IT! Territories ofKewMex- Mexico and Arizona Prosecuting Attorney was absent, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Friday, tbo twenty.fourth (24th) day ico: Wyoming, Idaho, will undoubtedly be ad later I began to feel lame and stiff, and THE SELF-THREADING o f O ctob er, 1 8 9 0 , ana Arizona. Fever Sores, Tetter; Chapped Hands Estate of Goorgo A . Blabeslee. Estate of Robert J. Curran- mitted daring the sec Mr-Bradley; the photographer from to find myself bruised and sore, the atone o’clock in tlio afternoon, to satisfy the First publication Oct. 9,1890. ond session. Chilblains, and all Skin Eruptions, First publication October 2,1890, ambunt dne on said Mortgage, together with the Three Oaks, called on Galien the other lameness in shoulder and neck increas and positively cures Piles, or no pay attorney fee allowed-by law mentioned therein, TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Berrien.—ss. . The Republican party A Republican Con- TATE OF MIQHIGANjCounty of Berrien,—ss. S At a session of the Probate Court for Raid day. required. It is guaranteed to give S At a session o f the Probate Court for said and costs o f foreclosure. is in favor o f bath-gold gress passed the best ed so that from Ogden the journey was County, held at the Probate office, in the yillage July 31th, 1890. County, held at the Probate Office, in the Village and silver money. Silver bill that lias been Mrs. H. Ritzier and Mrs. D. Wright perfect satisfaction, or money refund of Berrien Springs, oil the 25th: day o f September, WILLIAM H. WALTON, or Berrien Springs, on the 24th day of September, 1 enacted tor years* made j n great discomfort, and I am Assignee of said Mortgage. iu tire year o f onr Lord one thonsand eight hun ed. Price 25 cents per box. F or sale in theyear one thonsand eight hundred and ninety. dred and ninety. attended the Exposition last week. Present, David E. Hiksiax, Jndge of Probate. D, E. HJNMAN, Att’y for Assignee. - W e earnestly recom -l A Republican Senate still far from being over it, but we are by W. F. Runner, Druggist, 25yl PreecntyDAViD E. Hinjian, Judge o f Probate. The Sidewalk on the south side of M. In the matter of the estate ol George A, Blakeslee, mend that promptac-[passeda Shipping and here, our son is here, and from this deceased. " In the mat ter or the estate o l Robert J. curran, lion be taken by Con- I Subsidy b i l l , which 0. It. B„ grounds, running in front of “ I sing arms”, says V irgil, Did the On reading deceased. gress in the enactment'would have passed the Western slope o f the Sierras we send arms he sings teach bullets to whistle ? of Edwin In it are com On reading and filing the petition dnly verified, o f such legislation as Honse bntfor the late- Mr. Crltcbet’s property; is a decided atrument . . . Marshal I’sH oof Cure r<^- o f Maty A. Curran, Administratrix o f said estate, w in beat seenfe .. . the re- ness, of the session. greetings to all our friends in Bu Springfield, O., Aug. 10, ’89, be the last will and testament o f sold deceased, bined the fin medlesdry, hard,brittle, praying that 'she may be authorized, empowered habilitation o f the Am improvement. may be admitted to probate, and that administra est mechanic contracted and sore feet and licensed to mortgage the real estate of said erican Merchant Ma chanan. Sincerely etc., J. M. Loose Red Clover Co., Detroit: deceased, according to tbe Statute in such ease rine. A hunting expedition is in operation tion o f said estate may be granted to Lydia Blakcs- * S. L. H a m i l t o n . Toni Red Glover Extract and Red lee and Edwin A. Blgkeslee the executors named al skill, the: made and provided. ibleti Ash your dealer for Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the fid The gratitude o f . the at Kankakee, Ind, under the direction Glover Pills, cured me of dyspepsia iu said trill, or to some other suitable person. most useful Pit, if he w ill not get it. A Republican Con- Thereupon it is ordered, thatMondny, the 27th sen d O-ne D oila ftQ day o f November next, at Ten o’clock in tbe fore nation to the defenders ress passed the Depen- and management of Messrs. S. Jackson, after all other remedies I could hear day of October next, at ten o’clock in the fore and practical noon he assigned for tbe hearing or said petition, ot the Union cannot he ent Pension,bill, the MARSHALL HOOF CURE CO, and that the heirs at law o f said deceased, and ali t of had failed. I have taken half doz noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition, elements, ancj 107' «|p7iee Street, Qetrolti ttlcit* other persons Ini - ■ • .. - measured by law. The most liberal bill o f its Geo. Matthews, Francis Pen well and Yaple delivered one of his free trade and that the heirs at law of said deceased, and all interested in said estate, are legislation o f Congress hind thathns paasedin en bottles of tbe Extract and two other persons Interested insaid estate.are re- all known ad required...... to appear.. ;ar at a session of said Court, should conform to the years. Melvin Smith. speeches at Paw Paw Tuesday evening. boxes of Pills, and feel that I am hv Mrc5 Allen’s Parisian Face Bleach* then to be holden at the Probate office, in the Vil pledgesmade by aloyal More than half-.of the audience were qulred to appear at a session of said court, then to: vantages that “uUoliHnllair'VN'Gth. Mamma i)ura,for devol- lage of Berrien Springs, and show cause, if any people, Miss Maud Mudge,of Beuton Harbor, cured. I know that my stomach and he holden at the Probate' Office, in the village of r bust. Rusma. Jar removing buper-ilu* Republicans. At the close of Yaple’s Berrien Springs, and‘Show cause, if any there he, make a sew I ous lmlr, Baug dressing. A il goodstvliolesa)* there be, why tbe prayer o f the petitioner should is visiting friends at this place. bowels have not been in so good and Why the prayer of the petitioner should not be ing machine and m a l 1. fiend 2 cts. for illustrated circular. nothegranted: ^ The restoration of un A Republican Con speech CharlesS- Maynard, tbe.man healthy condition for years. I am glad granted. And It fs further ordered, that said peti Fill 1 Jineof fine lialr&oods. Mrs. B . W . Allen, And it Is farther ordered, that said petitioner earned railroad grants gress passed the Land- Mr. George Eenbarger and family, who tried to run against Burrows two tioner give notice to the persons interested In said desirable to 219 ■\Vood.Av.,:Petroit,AHcft. Sold by druggist*. give notice to the persons interested iu saidestate. to the public domain, Grant Forfeiture bili, to be able Co write yon this, and you estate, of the pendency of said petition, and the of the pendency of said petition, and the hear for the nee of actual set which restores ten mil from the West, are visiting here among years ago, called for three cheers for sell or use- ing thereof; by causing n copy o f thiB order to bo tlers, which was began lions o r acres to Che are at liberty to use it as you may see hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this ordef to the next member of congress for the be publlshetUn the Bnchanan Record, a news THE YANKEE BLADE pnbUshed Jn tbe Buchanan Record, a newspaper under the Administra public domain. his relatiyes. fit. Yours, Chas. H. B en n e tt. fourth district. “That’s Burrows,” the paper printed and circulated in said county, three ELDREDGE MFC. CO. te one o f the Oldest and Best and th e Cheapest printed and cireulatedln eaid County, three suc tion ot President Ar Mrs. Alex. Emery, of Buchanan, is snccessive weeks previous to said day of hearing. Weekly Family Story Paper in America. cessive weeks previous to said day of hearing. thur, should be contin audience shouted; and tbe cheers were I f it be true that man and w ife are ^Tjetory and Wholesale 0f5cet 2elvide?e, flL Furty enmmus o f fascinating morlee every week (A true copy.) DAVID E. HINMAN, ued. the guest of her mother, Mrs, G. A. (A true copy,) . DAVID E. HINMAN', Price, $2.00 a year. One year on trial to now [L, ti.) Judge cf Prdbate given with a wilh-rKalamazoo Teler One, each can be only half true to the [sead.j Judge of Probate, ’ SOS Wabash Ave.j Chicago, subscribers, o n ly 8 1 ,0 0 . Send st&mpTor sample I^ ^ P otter & Potter. Publishers, SO Hawley &- Last Publication, Oct, £0,1890. -T he Politician. Blakeslee. ' graph, Other. Last publication October 38,1890, 30 Broad Street, New York, ‘ -At* 1 A and bitter policy for the government to produced annually fifty seven millions Of had no money to send ont of this country to A n il want to tel) yon that we have got in mathematics of it to him. [Laughter.] Now, adopt. Taxation la always a necessary ac dollars to tbe pnblio treasury. It would not buy foreign goods, and then importations this bill a provision, that will encourage tbe I have been able with my many other duties companiment to government. No govern have produced so much if we had been able fell off, and as the importations fell off, foreign trade. For many years, at least for to figure out the additional cost of a tin ment can exist withont money, whether it be to prodGca any considerable portion of the revenue fe ll Off, and fin ally, instead o f a Bar- 20 or 25 years, there has been upon Onr cup in case the consumer paid the dnty, the government of tbe United States or the sugar we consumed in this country. pins, we had a deficiency in the pnbltc statute books a provision, that any persons It will be an additional cost of one-fifth of government o f the state or the government WORKING OP A REVENUE TARIFF. treasury. We not only had a deficiency of of the United States'epuid import raw ma one cent npon every tin cap. [Laughter.] of the city, or the county or of the munici If we could have produced 60 per cent of revenne, but we had an absence of growing terial from abroad, manufacture them into Now I am told, I do not know what the AS EXPOUNDED BY PROTECTION'S pality. Tns great leading question In all the sugar, then the revenues that would have industries that had been builded up under the finished product, Outer the finished pro ‘price is here, but I am told a tin cup sells governments; great or small, is howto secure gone into the public treasury from the duty the ta riff o f 1843. Moat o f them had gone ont duct for export and the government would fo r about five .cents. Do yon believe that the CHAMPION, money with wnich to conduct that govern uDon sugar would have been reduced in pro and we bad reached a condition as described refund him 90 per cent of the duty he paid cost will be Increased to the consumer? Don’t ment. This same subject of taxation has portionate ratio to the quantity imported and by James Buchanan in his message to npon his raw materials. Now, the demo yon believe that the tin man Will continne to vexed the people since since the organization the quantity produced. But you might say the congress of the United States, when cratic party constantly is declaring that it Bell his onp for five cents, notwithstanding ot government among men; it was the quea and say with very great propriety that yon public works, as he Bald Were suspended, we only had free raw materials we could the duty, assuming-we have to pay every H O N . m i MINLEY, JR. tion which most of all vexed the fathers of coaid not raise all the money you require for great manufacturing establishments had give employment to labor of this country, cent of It? Why, of coarse he will, and ft the republic, and the question which had public purposes by a duty npon non-compet men compelled to put ont their fires and hon go out and capture the world’s markets. If you will just be patient, it he puts one-fifth ing foreign produta. That Is quite true. The est workingmen were teamping the land beg we only had free raw material. Under this of a cent On, pay it, pay it freely and be H&GNIFIOBNT ASSEMBLAGE more to do than any other With the fined adoption of the constitution ot the people ot this country would not consent to a ging for bread. That was under the low bill we have extended the drawbacks from patient for about another year and yon will GHKETS THE BtOQUBST United States and the organization of tax high enongh upon these three great arti tariff policy ot the democratic party such as 90 per cent to 99 per cent; so that any citi ;et two tin cups for a nickel instead of one. the colonies* and independencies in cles o f prime necessity to raise the three hun they would fasten npon the people of the zen of my country can go to any country of ?Laughter and applause.] And we expect, ■SDYOC4 TB to a national union. How to raise dred and sixty millions of dollars; and so tbe United .States to-day if they had power in tbe world and import any product he pleases, my fellow citizens, to increase the demand the money to meet the current expenses advocates of the democratic levenue tariff both branches ot congress and in the posses pay the duty at the custom houses fixed by for American labor in the great linen indus say, "T on must raise the remainder required sion o f the chief executive of the government law, take that product and by manipulation tries otthe country. We have not been able Or Pcatectltm to American Industries ana and maturing obligations of the government is not only a question o f the gravest moment for pnblio services by patting your duty low of the United Btates; Why, we had got make It into a new product, make it into a to make our own linen, for the reason we American tab.lr—One a t t h e gra n dest now, but it was a question of the gravest enough upon the competing foreign product, down to be so poor chat we were not only finished product, oan enter that finished pro have not had an adequate duty. that is the foreign product tbe like of which withont money, bnt this government was duct at the custom house at New York or We have raised the duty upon the fibres Political Meetings Kvar Held in T h is moment more than a hundredye&rs ago, and has been been during alt that intermediate we oan produce at home; you mast make absolutely without credit. A government, Boston for export trade, and the government that go into linen and we have raised the State—A Logical and Forcible Speech— period. And that policy which will, collect thedutysolowas to encourage importation like an individual, can get on fairly well gives him back 99 per cent of the duties be dnty upon the finished product. tram the other side and encourage our peo Withont money if it has an honored and hon paid npon the raw product materials. [A d - We expect inside ot five years to be mann- F u!l Text o f tlie Bem arln. the necessary revenue for governmental purposes with the leastbarden upon our own ple to go abroad and buy, rather than to bay est name for tbe payment of its debts. Bnt plause.J factoring all thecoarser linen fabrics that are citizens is the policy of Wisdom, the policy at home.” ’But the very instant yon this government at the end Of that low tariff The government keeps just one per cent for need by the people of the United Btates. We of statesmanship and the policy of patriot have made the duty so low upon the compet period was not only withont cash but was th e cost o f handling. S o th at w e sa y to onr expect to give those coarser fabrics to the peo ism. Whichever prinoiple of taxation will ing foreign product as to increase impor withont credit. And this great government democratic friends “It it is free raw material ple of the United Btates at less cost than they raise the money required to meet public ex tation from the other side yon have of oars had got so poor under tbe same poli yon want, to capture the world’s market, we are paying to-day; and While we are doing penses with the least burden upon our citi displaced just so much of a like produc cy that a democratic secretary of the treas have given It to you under this bill within one it, we will furnish employment to American zens is the policy which I believe a majority tion in the United Btates. For every cargo ury recommended to the congress of the per cent; now go out and capture the world’s men and American women and increase the of our people will, by their votes, declare of wool, every cargo of iron or steel or every United States to invite the states of the Union markets.” (Laughter and applause.) We have consumers for the American farmer. their adhesion to. cargo ot lumber that oomea into the United to endorse bonds of the government that it given it Within one per cent of free trade al CONVICT LABOR. GOVERNMENTAL NEEDS, Btates tabes the place of jnst so much wool might more readily borrow money in the ready. We jnst want them to try it. We There is another thing in this bill to which I t requires in ou r govsrm ent $360,000,000 and just so orach iron and so much steel as money market and the money centers of the are pretty well satisfied ourselves with the I want to call special attention—and I fear I every 13 months to pay the ordinary ex ought to be produced in our own country world. Think Of the government of the home market, for it is the best market in the am talking too long— [Cries of “ No” and “ Oo penses of the government. A million of dol by our own people. With a revenue tariff United States going out to look for an en World. There is nothing like she American ahead.” ] Youknow thatin all the states of lars every 34 nonrs must come from some upon a competing foreign product, with a dorser. (Laughter.) Think of the govern market. A ll the nations of the world would the onion 'there has been more or less source, most be raised some how, to keen the low duty upon any product, the like of ment of the United States growing so poor poor in untold millions to have it. -It is the contention over what is known as convict wheels of this government In operation. which we can produce at home, you wtUput as to be compelled to get aid that it might best market in the world, because onr people labor. The free and independent working The government cannot make money, Tne revenue into the public treasury and Increase borrow money of the great money Centers of spend the most money of any sixty four mil men of the states says: “ We do not propose government cannot, by its fiat, bring money your revenne for the public treasury,bnt you the world. (Laughter.) Why onr bonds lions of people in the world, and we do lt be that the convict prison labor of the states into existence; so that tbe only means a gov decrease theout-put lathe United State9.No w were hawked about in England, onr bonds cause we have got, it to spend. (Applause.) shall compete with the prodnets. of onr ernment has—any government has—to raise the republican party say we most levy onr were hawked about In France, onr bonds And we have gat It to spend because we give free ianor,” And the legislatures have in the money necessary tor public purposes is tariffsupon foreign productions upon the were hawked about in the United Btates, higher rewards to the workmen of the United nearly all of the northern states provided either by using its credit, that is borrowing principle of protective tariff. That is, our bonds beaming six per cent iaterestpayable in States than are given to the workingmen of against such a competition of that prison la money, or by raising it by taxation, under tariffs will be levied not only with a view to gold and we were compelled as a govern any other nation on the globe. (Applause.) bor, against the free labor In onr states. the power, 03 inour government, given It by revenne, bnt at the same time with a view to ment and I say it with shame and humiliation TH E HOM E M A R K E T . When the Mills bill was pending in the con the constitution of the United States. Of stimulate and encourage the production in to night, we were compelled to stand a dis Why the bill preserves home markets to gress of the United States, we offered amend- coarse, no one coaid justify a system Of using the United Btates and promote the occupa count of 12 per cent npon every dollar’s home producers. Aye, It does more than -ment after amendment providing that tbe tbe credit of tbe government to raise the tions and employment of onr people. The worth of bonds that were tbns sold. Why, a that, is Increases, as I shall show hereafter, product of no convict labor should be per money to pay onr current expenses In the time doctrine of protection Is to let everything man, any individual in Kalamazoo, whose yonrhome markets: to home producers. mitted to enter any of the ports of the Unit of profound peace. That great power of come Into the United States free and an- credit had got so bad that he had not only to Only about eight per cent of our agricul ed Btates. It was voted down ever and al borrowing, never should be used except in a taxed which we cannot produce in the Unit give 6 per cent Interest upon the face of his tural prodnets are sent abroad. Ninety-two ways by a solid democratic Vote. When we great national emergency. Tne United ed Btates, save and except luxuries. And note, but 12 per cent discount, would be hav per cent are consumed at home. The demo got tbe power in the house and commenced States should not borrow anymore than the everything that we are compelled to go ing the sheriff after him within 48 hoars or cratic party Is concerned about the eight per to make onr blU, among the first provisions From the Kalamazoo Telegraph. abroad and bay, because we cannot produce certainly in the course ot 20 or 30 days. cent, and the republican party fa looking we put into it, (and it remains there now and The campaign In Kalamazoo was opened individual should borrow, only at such times when the money can be procured In no other at home, the doctrine of protection is that RESULTS OF THE MORRILL TARIFF. after the ninety-two per cent. We think it is a law of the land) that the product of the Monday night by a masterly argument from way. So, that this government is remitted these articles should be entered free and an- And yet that was tbe condition ot this gov more important to preserve and continne convict prison labor of Bnrope or of any H on . W m . McKinley, Jr., of Ohio, foremost: to taxation to raise the sum of money re taxed at the custom houses of the United ernment at tbe close ot tbe free trade period ninety two of the consumers out of every other country o f the world should be forbid advocate of a protective system, before an au quired to meet onr obligations. That taxa States; but that youmust pat the duty, put of the democratic party, r Applause.J It is hundred than to forget tbe ninety-two den to enter into any of the ports of the n ot bo now, my fellow citizens. After 29 years and to go ont and look after the eight. dience that packed and crowded, the Acade tion can be one of two kinds. It can be by the tariff Upon the foreign products,that com United Btates. (Applause.) It fs estimated a system o f direct taxes, that is, a system pete with the American products, high of protective policy, we do not have to hawk (Laughter and applause.) But my fellow that of the seven hundred and sixty millions my from pit to dome. No such political which we call internal taxation, a system : enough to encourage and promote industries bonds of this government about, we do not citizens, they say, “ Didn’t you increase of goods brought into this country from meeting has been seen in this city in years which taxes your property and mine, which established by onr own people and give as have to-“shin” aronnd to borrow money to thedntles?” Well, we have Increased some abroad last year, more than one hundred and the reception accorded the brilliant Na taxes your land and mine, which taxes your far as possible tbe American mar pay theordinary expenses of the government. duties, but we have reduced a good many and fifty millions were prodnets of convict [Laughter. J W hy, that great protective pol- more duties than we have increased. We poleon ot the American system was a per occupations and your business and your ket to the American producers. And labor; convict labor at five cents a day while you are doing that, while you are icy that great American law pnt Upon the made this tariff npon a principle, and that brought in here to compete with the produc fect ovation. There was an intense desire farms and your property and your incomes, or It can be done by that other system of putting revenue into the public treasury you statute books o t your country under the principle was to defend onr own industries, tion o t free A m erican la bor. F rom 1890 dow n to hear and see the author of the taxation called tbe indirect and external are at the same time raising up great manu leadership of Justin Morrill ot Vermont In whether of the farmer or the factory against .to the very close of this government, if it great McKinley tariff bill and large numbers bjstem or what is more generally known as facturing and industrial enterprises in our 1861, the grand old m an, th at ta riff has given the encroachment of foreign industries. ever has a close, no product of any convict came from the surrounding country and the system o f levying a tariff upon foreign own country which furnish by the employ to his name a distinction and a glory that And-wherever we could lower duties with will ever be admitted into the markets of tbe ment of labor a market for the products of any man might covet. L'he dear old man has positive safety to the industries of.the United United Btates from- abroad. (Applause.) neighboring towns. It was indeed a compli . goods seeking a market in the Uatted States. SO that this government has the choice of these the A m erican farm ers. been six times elected to the senate of the Btates we did not hesitate to lower them; THE TOBACCO DUTY. ment to Congressman Barrows that Major two systems; Hither direct tax upon the ADVANTAGE OF PROTECTIVE POLICY. United Btates and 1 see by to day’s papers and whenever it was necessary to maintain A h , but th e y , s a y : “ Y o u have donefe McKinley should consent to leave his own people; levying a tribute upon its own cltl Now let me illustrate that tor a moment. that he is to have the unanimous vote o f re what we had or inaugurate new industries, a great hardship to the tobacco pecs? district, where he Is waging such an nneqnal zens, sending the federal tax gatherer all Thare Is that tumoler (indicating). I want publicans and democrats alike to re-elect him we did not hesitate to increese duties when pie of this country, to the cigar makers of for a seventh term. [Applauee.J Twenty- fight, owing to an infamous democratic ger through this nation and. tax yon as yon to illustrate the difference if l ean between the increase of duties would accomplish that the United States.” What have we done? In rqvenne tariff and protective tariff, and if I nine years under that republican protective purpose. But they say; “ You have increased the first place we have reduced the internal rymander, and address the people of south were taxed, except much more onerously. Daring the four years and a half o f war in shall be able to make that plain to the policy, money furnished to prosecute the the dnty on tin plate. - And every man’s tpn ta x npon tobacco 25 per cent. Twenty-five western Michigan. In order to show to what tbe presence of that great national emer youngeet man in this audience, in this city, great war, nothing to start with, we paid cap and every farmer’s milk pall and every per cent of the tax you had to pay on tobacco means the democracy resort to defeat Mr. gency, yon bore It, and you bore it to-night, I shall be well compensated for my millions and millions and billions o f money tin pah is to he increased in price to the Amer from last Monday, one week, from to-day, 25 McKinley, the T e e e g r a e h gives below a cnt. patriotically, bat jnst as soon as that war long trip to your city. ' The duty on tbatklnd that has come from that protective tariff. ican consumer.” Well, now, do yon know per cent of that tax has been roiled away. of ware is 6D per cent. That Is every dollar’s We tarnished and paid the soldiers; we paid why we increased the dnty on tin plate? We This is not a snake track, or the groundplan was over and the great debt was fairly In We have relieved 606,606 citizens of the hand, there was a sentiment from one end worth of that kind ot ware that comes into the bondholder; we paid daring this did it deliberately, and we did it for the United States from that inquisitorial dealers’ of the palace of Bavaria’s crazy king, bat the oC this country to the other that the in the United Btates from abroad puts 60 cents administration in nineteen months two hun same reason thatin 1872 we put $23 a ton tax that they had to pay every 12 months outline of the gerrymandered district, 3,000 quisitorial system of taxation should be into the public treasury. That Is republican dred and forty-nine millions ot government upon steel rails. We were not theumann- into the federal treasury. We nave removed democratic, in which the Ohio democrats ex wiped cut and abolished, never to be resumed protective tariff. That is put there not only bonds and have saved to the people forty- factnring 6teel rails in the United States. the burden resting npon the agriculturists nine millions of annual interest. We have pect to defeat Major McKinley. again, except in the: presence o f a like emer for revenue, bat it is pat there and was orig They were selling at $166 a ton. Onr people who raise tobacco, who heretofore had to pay gency, when the life of the nation itself was inally pat there for tbe purpose of encourag done all that under this protective policy and said: “If yon give us $23 as a protection we a tax. We have wiped that all out, and the at stake. I say in answer to that senti ing the people of the United Btates to make we have got a surplus revenue In the treas will commence their manufacture.” And farmer con sell his product ot tobacco as free ment, from one end of the country to the their own glues ware; aad it has had that ury now. And the difference between I860 we did it, and In less than five yean steel ly and as unrestrained by internal revenue other, all of our direct taxations have been effect. We practically supply ail onr people audlS90Is this: Then we bed to payapre- rails had gone down from $166 a ton to $80 tax from this time forward as he can sell his wiped out save and except the taxes npon with the glam ware used In theUnited States. miam to get the money lenders to take onr a ton. [Applause.J And in less than five wheat or corn. But they say: “You have spirits and tohaccn. So I say that you can We said to the foreigner and we said to the bonds. Now we have to pay the bondholder years from that time they had come down increased the duty on Sumatra tobacco.” So not find throughout this country any party Importer on the other hand, “ If yon want to a premium to get him to give them np. from $80 to $56 a ton, and to day we have. We treated tobacco as we have of a respectable number Who would wish that use foreign glass you must pay 60 cents on [Applause.] And it is because the credit of yon can bay them, as good steel rails treated every other agricultural product. W e the money required for public purposes should every dollar’s worth yon use for the this government is above money and above as are made any where In the world, have protected the American as against the be raised by direct taxes. We never invoked privilege to the foreigner ~ of coming in price and the republican party has made it yon can bay them for $31 a ton. [Applause.] foreigner. W e raised the dnty in the interests direct taxes but three ttmSs in all our history, to onr market, and that 60 cents, wilt so by the aid of the republican protective Do you suppose we wonld not stilt be paying of the domestic producer, and having raised and each of those times was during or jnst go into the federal treasury to relieve our tariff. (Applause] $166 a ton for steel rails if we were rely it, logically we went on and raised the duty after a great war in which the nation was people ofrfhe burden of taxation.” Now it AS TO CHEAPNESS. ing npon England for the steel rails we nse on cigars that are imported from abroad to engaged, and to meet extraordinary demands it is a democratic revenue tariff you want, 60 Well, now, if we had nothing bnt onr ex in this country and were not able compensate folly for the difference between upon the revenues of the government. So, per cent on this kind of goods is too high. perience as a guide, why they would say you to make them ourselves? When we the wage'coBtin Enrone and the wage cost that neither political party, neither the re Why? Why 60 per cent checks importation would have things cheaper it you only had a put on that $28 a ton, why they said: in America, And hereafter we wilt smoke publicans nor the democrats would advocate otthts kind of ware from foreign countries democratic revenne tariff; Cheap I I never “ That is $28 added to $166; lit makes $194 a onr own good domestic cigars, made by onr Major McKinley arrived from Dowagiac at this day and in this generation the raising It retards the importation of this sort of liked the word. Cheap and nasty go to ton for the steel rails to be consumed in the own people, free from taxes, if we want to; Monday in company with Congressman o f the $360,000,000 annually required, b y ta x ware from foreign countries. It makes it gether. [Laughter ana applause, j United Btates.” Instead of it being $194, but if we want the Havana, we can pay for Borrows and others at 5:23 o’clock and was directly on the American people. Both par difficult to import it. It puts a harden upon This country ot Cars Is the most prosperous instead of $23 being added, the price com the. privilege of smoking them. [Ap thts product from the other side and when labor receives the bestjwages. When the menced to go down, down and down nntil driven, at once to Mr. Barrows* home. By ties therefore are in substance agreed in de plause.] At all events they are a claring that the balk of this vast sum of if it Is a revenne, yon want each as farmer receives the best, prices for his prod now we are making steel rails as cheap al inxmy, and We believe in taxing luxuries; - siX'^clock the stxeetin front of the Academy money annually required shall be raised by is advocated by the democratic party, you ucts, when there is a fair remuneration to most. as they can be made anywhere in the but we have carefully provided that every -began to fill with people. In Bpite o f a hard means of a tariff or duty, whatever yon may must make the duty low. enough so as to In every man in every department ot human w orld. eigarmaker, every man employed in the fac rain Oil day people poured into the city and call it, upon importations from abroad seek crease the importations and encourage onr endeavor, then is onr country most prosper THE TIN PLATE DUTY. tory, has the fullest and best protection helped to swell the crowd and with ing a market in the United States. The people to go abroad and buy. Bo, instead of ous, then onr people most happy, then is our We put a dnty on tin plate and increased against the cigar made ont of the United having it GO per cent upon thts kind of ware, nation most progressive. That is what I pre the duty to 1 2-10 cents per pound for the in a few minutes after the doors democratic party and the republican party, States. W e have pnt tobacco upon the same I repeat, are both in favor of raising this a democratic revenue tariff would make that fer to the cheap times between 1850 and I860. very same reason that w e added $28 a ton to plane we have put every other American in were Opened the Academy was filled large snm, or the. most of it. by means of dutiable at 10 or 15 per cent instead of 60, Why, when things were the cheapest, men steel rails. We did it to encourage onr own dustry, giving to it full and adequate pro in every quarter. It was a magnificent tariffs npon foreign goods coming into the and what would be the effect? Why, yon were the poorest people to bald tin plate plants, and they are tection. We have increased the duty on assemblage, and a fair sprinkling of ladies United States. Up to that point tbe republi would bavelarger importations ot that sort When articles were nominally lees in price doing it. A com pany wltn $7,500,000 has champagne and spirits, on velvets and added to the appearance of the gathering. can aqd democratic parties are in substan of ware from the other side and you would they were the most difficult for you to get, been organized in Baltimore to erect a great plashes; and we have taken the dnty off of tial accord; and at that point they diverge. put more money into tbe federal treasury at because yon did not have anything to get tin plate plant. Four million and a half The stage, which wa3 ornamented with a sugars and left with the people of this THE TWO POLICIES. this rate of 10 or 15 per cent upon this kind of them with. [AppIause.J dollars in the city o f Cleveland, in m y own country fifty-seven millions of dollars which stand of flowers, was also filled. They divide npon the principle upon Ware than you would pus into the federal Is not that so in the experience of every State, a cd 60 miles from m y home, have al they have been usually paying for the sugars About 8 o’clock the distinguished speaker which these tarifis shall be levied upon for-' treasury with a duty of 60 per cent upon this man in this, audience who fa 50 year# old, ready subscribed to erect a splendid industry which they consume in the United Btates. arrived, escorted by Senator Stockbridge and eign gooda. The democratic party insists, bind of ware, because you would increase that when things were nominally the cheapest to make tin plate in northern Ohio. Doss anybody object to that? And they were the nearest? 1 do not care how low Congressman Barrows, and the audience and has always insisted, that these tariffs your importations from abroad. Cargo after Bo in Chicago, so in St. Louis. Why, we have done that, I want to say, be shall be levied upon the principle of revenne cargo, multiplied and multiplied over and the price of an article is, if I have got no when I was presenting the conference report cause we have demonstated that we cannot broke forth into one prolonged shoat. Withont tariffs; levied to raise revenue and revenue over again, would come -Into the United employment for tbe labor of my hands it is to the house tbe day before the close ot prodnee all the sugar that we consume in delay, Mr. Barrows, in a fe w words, in which only; tariff so adjusted as to exclude every Btates on a duty of 10 or 15 per cent that too dear for me to bay. [Applause.J It Is a the session, I was explaining to the house this country. We ao not produce as mnch badge of poverty—this whole system of cheap he publicly thanked Major McKinley for other consideration but revenne; tariff SO wonld keep out under a duty of 60 per cent ; what we had done in conference, and cane sugar to-day.as we did forty years ago. yon would put more money into the treasury things. Cheap merchandise means cheap in speaking of tin plate, I said: Coming to this district, introduced the levied as to exclude all concerns of the occu But it is said we can make sugar from onr pations of onr own people, of their indnstrlal bnt yon must remember that every addition men, and cheap men means a cheap country, “ We expeot to be able to manufacture it beets as they do in France and Germany, and speaker. As M r, McKinley stepped for ward, progress and of the development of onr na al cargo of glassware that come3 into the and that is not the kind our fathers builded within 12 months. ” While I was speaking, in order to encourage that enterprise, in or his magnificent and intellectual countenance tional resources. A tariff put npon foreign United Btates, while it does put a revenne and It is not tbe kind their sons mean to Mr, Niedringhans, a representative from der to give stimulus to that production, we electrified the audience. He appeared pale goods is the democratic doctrine that will into the public treasury, drives out just that maintain. [Applause.] Bnt they say this the state of Missouri, sent me a note saying : have provided for a bounty of two cents a tariff bill—which my brother Borro ws helped and care worn and his voice was hoarse, but secure revenue and revenue only, and will quantity ot glassware that ought to be “ Mr. McKinley, we are already manufactur pound upon sugar produced in the United secure thelargest volume of revenue fyom the made in onr own factories, from onr own to make [applause], andl want to say that ing it in my works in the city of Bt. Louis.” Btates. And it it turns ont that onr beets be soon warmed: up to his subject and spoke Whatever good there is in that bill he must as follows, this being a complete stenograph smallest rate Of duty, and when yon have raw material by onr American workmen [Applause.] He Bays: “ We did it before w ill make Sugar and we can increase our pro secured that, yon have secured the very per (Applause, ] Von have larger importations share [applauee]; he sat at my right hand your bill was passed, because we knew duction equal to our consumption then we ic report of the Speech, taken especially tor for ten long months, and I want to say to his the T e l e g r a p h : fection of a democratic revenne tariff. Now, under 15 per cent duty, bnt yon will have it would pass. [AppIause.J And when wifi repeal the bounty clause and pnt sugar M b , C h a ir m a n a n d m y F e l l o w C it iz e n s : I need not tell this intelligent andience that less industries among yourselves. And that constituents here to-night that hs earned his passed, we could compete with the tin-plate where we have put every other domestic pro I come to yon to-night in. no condition of to secure the largest amount o f revenue from is so of every article that edmesfrom abroad, salary [applause]; ten long months night manufacturers of the world.” Why, what is duction with a fair duty high enough to the smallest rate of taxation npon foreign the like of which we can prodnee in the and day was the demand made npon the ma tin plate? It is a piece Of Sheet iron or sheet make up the difference between the cost of voice for speech to address this magnificent jority on the committee on ways end andience. Constant speaking for the last 10 goads, you mast seek oat those articles of for United States. Ton can pnt more money steel bathed in tin . N inty-six per cent o f the production in competing countries and the day s has rendered my voice in each a condi eign production, the like of which we cannot into the federal treasury with a low revenne means; a committee that was in the touch tin plate is either sheet iron or sheet steel and cost of production in the United States. produce in the United Btates, the like of tariff upon any foreign competing product, with all the vast interests of the United the other four percent is the coating of tin, But, I am tired, 1 am worn-out and unfit tion that unless yon will be patient with me States; a eommtttee that heard every inter for a little while I tear I. will not. be able to which we cannot raise from onr own soil, bnt while yon are doing it yon are putting That 1b all there is of it. We make sheet iron to speak a moment longer, I only want to be heard throughout this hall. which we cannot make in our own shops, out the fires In your own factories and your est from every section of onr common conn- and sheet steel in this country, as good as can say to yon that I have come here because I w hich w e can not dra w either from the farm Own furnaces, and you are sending broadcast try, day in and day ont, because this tariff be made in the world. We have been mak feel an interest deeper than I can tell, my 1: am very glad to speak in the city o f Kal bill affects every home, every fireside, every amazoo. lam glad to speak in the city or factory, which ws are compelled to go over the country an army of workmen, ing them for 36 years, and we propose from fellow citizens, an interest in the re-election abroad and buy, because we cannot produce driven from their customary occupations, factory and every farmer throughout the this time henceforth to do the.bathing of this ot your representative by an increased ma which iatkehom eof your distinguished Sen length and breadth of this country—but they ator Stockbridge; and to speak at the home them at home, that if you will put a tax who soon become, inBtesd of customers steel and iron ourselves. [Applause.] We jority on the 4th day of November next. otyoor distinguished representative, my col upon those productions, no matter how 'as they are now, of the prodnets of say this tariff bill builds a Chinese wall propose to bathe them in molten, tin and acid [Applause aad cries “ be will get it.”] You trifling and insignificant; a Very large reve the farm, they soon become the com around the United States and things cannot and give to them that smooth and rich sur owe it to him for the good work he has done. league on the committee on ways and means, come in and things cannot go cat. and m y friend o f more than a dozen years. nue will be secured to the federal treasury petitors of the farmers. Now that, my face we find upon the tin plates used for do No man has been more able, no man has Public questions are growing more and with the very minimum rate of taxation or fellow citizens, is the difference between dem Why, there never was a greater mis- mestic purposes. What will it do?: It will been more faithful, no man has been more doty. And why? Why, if you will put your ocratic revenne tariff and republican protec .understanding or greater misapprehen furnish employment to 15,000 men. directly painstaking, no man would be more missed more matters o f deep concern to the Ameri sion of a bill than the gentlemen make can people; and the people: are more and tariff npon the foreign product that tive tariff. .We have bad 60 years of repub in making tin plate, without taking into in tbe councils of the house of representatives does not compete with the domestic lican protective tariff in the history of the who make that statement. This bill that I account the thousands of men who will be than your distinguished and experienced more, year after year, investigating for have here before me gives freer trade in the themselves all leading questions in which the product, and | -tire people, therefore, federal government. We have had a little employed in the coal banks, ore banks and statesman, the Hon. Mr. Burrows. [Ap country is Interested and upon which the are competed, to go abroad and bay more than 40 years under the demo United states: and with all the peonies of the : employed in transporting ail materials from plause.] I have run away from my dis progress and prosperity of the country de because they cannot buy like articles at cratic revenne tariff policy since the begin world than any tariff bill that wai ever npon the mines to the point of manufacture. tricts, where I am needed, to come here to pend. Public discussion always precedes se- borne, onr very necessities compel ns to go ning of the federal government. So we have the statute books of yonr country. [Ap Fifteen thousand men will get employ speak these earnest words to his neighbors ilona work of the canvass, which la tbe de abroad, and buy those necessities, making have had experience trader both principles plause.] ment at once; and with that 15,000 men and his fellow citizens, who Ought to be importations, and importations make reve and both policies. There are men in this au EARLY TARIFFS. yon have a population -of 60,000 peo proud that they have so distinguished a posit o f the ballot; and therefore it is that all Why, do you know that for the first thirty over the country to-day'each party is ad nue, for it most not be forgotten tbe impor dience who have tried them both; there are ple. F ifteen thousand men m eans 60,000 representative that gives distinction to the dressing the people and attempting to con tations o f foreign, productions lie at tbe very men in this audience who lived under the years of our national history, everything people. Sixty thousand mouths, and district in the popular branch of the Ameri vince them of their neater fitness for the foundation of revenue tariff. Let ns illus revenne ta riff p o licy from 1846 to 1861, and was imported to the United Btates as those 60,000 people increase the customers for can congress: I thank yon tor yonr attention public service. And dam herein that spirit trate that for a. moment. We cannot pro o f course there are those men^who have lived dutiable? In. 1837 everything that was the prodnets of the American farmer and in and bid yon good night. [Prolonged Ap and for that purpose to talk to you for a lit duce taa or coffee In the United States. We under tbe protective policy which has been brought into this country was dutiable bnt crease the consumers Of products of the plause.] in operation from 1861 down to 1890, 7per cent; in 1842 everything Was dutiable tle while upon that great industrial question cannotprodnce such a quantity of sugar in American merchants and of t.he American At the close Of Major McKinley’s speech the United States as w ill Bnppiy the demand and y on k n ow the difference bttween the but 17 per cent; in 1856 everything was duti manufacturers. [Applause.] That is not winch is no wcommanding not only the pub condition of yonr country between 1846 and able but 13 per cent; from 1861 to 1883 every a ll it w ill d o. W e Bent $20,000,000 last year there were load calls for-M r. Borrows and lic thought of our own country but la com of the American people. Now, taxes or manding public discussion through tariff yon put npon tea or coffee or: sugar is a 1861, and the condition of your country be thing imported was dutiable but 31 per cent; abroad. Twenty tUiUions of dollars o f onr that gentleman had just arisen when a man out the world. There can be no revenue tariff and a revenne tatiff only; and tween 1861 and 1890. There can be no com from 1883 to 1890 everything. Was dutiable own hard-earned money, one own gold, to in the audience asked how it was that the difference among the citizens of 'the you can readily see that as we are compelled parison b o far as progress and prosperity are but 37Ji per cent," but under the .bill of 1890 bny tin plate tor the consumption of the dealers and manufacturers were m arking up to go abroad and bay as to tea and coffee, the concerned. From 1846 to 1861 under the everything is dutiable but about 56 per cent. American people. We propose hereafter to United States, but what we all want, repub Walker tariff pnt upon this country, pnt in boats and shoes. Mr. McKinley promptly licans and democrats, is that policy Which entire consumption o f the United Btates and TApplause.] - We have made one-half in make the tin-slate at home and keep the as to sugar 92 per cent of all we consume, the statute books of onr country by Robert value of all the goods and products imported $20,000,000at home to circulate in the ave came forward again and showed that the w iil secure the best results to the masses o f in to the United titate9 lest year, absolutely nues of trade among the business men and the people and accomplish the greateat good yoncanreadiiy see any tax, howevertrifllng, J. Walker a leading southern men, under McKinley bill had actually reduced the du for the greatest number; and whatever will will produce a very large revenne to the the direction o f the southern democracy there free, tbe like of which was never found in people in onr own country. [Applause.] Ah ties on some kinds of leather, bnt had raised to recognize In its tallness the principle ot any fiscal legislation since the beginning of but they eay, “ The people have got to pay accomplish that, when It la once rightly un federal treasury; beoausa there is ho tea or it on none, so that there was ho call for mark derstood, will, in my judgment, always have eoffenln the United States to check theim . the revenne tariff, for seven or eight years it the federal government. [Applause.] Ah, i t ” a m ajority of the people of the United States portations of tea and coffee from abroad to put great streams o f revenue Into the pnblio bat they say: “ Tour tariff bill keeps away Well, now, the increased dnty Is one and ing up the goods. He Showed that this whole contest with the foreigner for any part o f this treasury until for a time we really had a tbe export trade; keeps ns from the foreign two-tenths cents npon a pound of tin. I wish idea of marking up goods was being canted on that side. surplus, but for the last five years that that market.” But what are they talking about, some of the school boys of the public schools sm s ECONOMIC QUESTION. market and therefore any duty raised upqn ont to prejudice people. the very necessities of onr people will cause law Was in operation we had a deficiency in fellow citizens? Tariffs are not pnt on things ot Kalamazoo wonld go into the tin store and There can be no partisanship in a contest that go ont! Tariffs are pnt on. things that Mr. Burrows then spoke briefly in a most like the one in which we are engaged to great streams of revenne to flow into the the public treasury. For the'first seven: get a tin pan, a milk pail, or a thump and treasury ot the United States, And so with years importations increased as I have ex come in. [Applause ] We could not levy weigh, them and see ho w many ounces are in entertaining manner and touched upon the night, There can be no partisanship, no general work of the 51st congress, the Lodge touch o f sectionalism, nothing to remind ua sugar. I repeat; only 8 per cent o f dur con plained to yon, they always will under the export dnty if we'wonld, because under the atincupor in a tin pail; and then what sumption is produced at home, 93 per cent low dnty- 'Onr citizens will be encouraged constitution of the United States, export the increased dnty of one and two-tenths electlonlaw and the coarse of Speaker Heed of the bitter political contests otthe past, in in throttling the democrats in their attempt seeking to determine among ourselves which comes from abroad; wears compelled to im to go abroad and buy, as they were from duties are positively forbidden, and cents a pound figures up, how- mnch addi port 93 pounds of sugar out of every 1846 to 1854. It took just that long to break anybody in the United Btates can tional cost that will be to the manufacturers, to block all legislation. Mr. Barrows was economic policy will produoe tbe best results send to any- country of the world anything the recipient of much applause and the meet- and the most good to the American people. - 100 we consume; and therefore any do wn onr great industries of the United and the result of the additional cost to the dnty npon sugar, two and three States It took jnst that long to impoverish he has got to sell unburdened by taxation consumer, and the next time that a demo ing closed with “ Three cheers of or McKin And I am here to night to talk with yon and nnharaased by custom house restrictions. ley,” proposed by Mr. Burrows. and confer with you as to which Is the wiser cents, as it used to be under the old law. our people so that it reached a point that they cratic orator Comes Obont here; present the * •' to the people of Michigan that the major most prominent and influential, lawyers of who are to cast their first votes this fall, their postmasters, who, being provided with M OTLEY IN MICHIGAN. should leave his own hard fight against H0N. JAMES M. TURNER. C h icago. - think of the above and study the two ques the postal laws afad regulations, are enabled “ This,” Mr. Turner fa wont to say, “ was tions thoroughly, and we will continue the to glveproper information respecting condi heavy odds, to attest his interest in the re- the most important event of my life. I have policy o f keeping mills and factories .near the tions, etc., etc., of maillbg to foreign coun SOHB POXHTS ABOUT AH election ot Mr. Burrows, securing in return KEPUBMCAH CANDIDATE been a happy man ever since that eventful farms, phat feed their operatives. The tries. ® INTEHKSTING PEE- for his. own dfatrlos, later on, the earnest aid FOB GOYKEHOE. day. To m y wife’s influence and encourage teachings of Gladstone and Cleveland and 5 All valuable matter to be sent by mail o f th9 eloquent Michigan congressman. ment!, owe a large measure of what success Yaple and other free traders ought not to be should be registered. I t will thus receive SOHAMTX. I may have achieved.” countenanced for a m om ent. such protection as is not always possible to • * * * The well mated couple are lovers still, and .give to matter Bent in the ordinary mails. The effect o f the measares of the republican one does not need to be long in their so DEAD MAIL MATTER. Money should be sent by money order or reg- Bis Great Faith. la IrxotocCEon—Xho E ater congress is being felt, thongh tbe session is ctety to discover that they w ill so remain to Istered letter. Henry Olay—Friendship for Air. Bar- scarce adjourned. One manufacturer in this the end. Mrs. Turner b the constant com Instructions from the Fostefflce De Proprietors of hotels should omit the return state has received a single order for 500 panion of her husband during, the arduous partm ent. request from envelopes supplied gratuitously roWB—Tho Hew Tariff and. Business—> labors connected with the present campaign,- heavy wagons for handling wood and ore, It would sseui, at first thought, ridiculous to their guests; and guests using envelopes Army Comrades. cheering and sustaining him with her com fora newspaper to suggest to the body of furnfahed by hotels, should be careful to des due to the silver bill and its stimulus.to the forting presence and influence. Two fine the American people the best methods of ignate what disposal should he made o f letters The new tariff law (the McKinley bill) interests of Montana, The raw materials for lads, ten and twelve years of age, have re directing mail matter to secure Its transmis sent by them in case of non delivery. Whioh wentinto effect the 6th of this month, that order are all produced in this state, and sulted from this union of hearts and of sion by the postal service. Bat the enormous In Sending packages and parceb—books, assures tbla coantry saoh alarge increase of in their natural state are not worth $5. This hands, and the Tnmer home in Lansing fa amount of matter that reaches the dead let pamphlets and other articles—by mail—the an ideal paradise of domestic happiness and address should be placed on tbe article in business and prosperity and affects Ameri order was from a single company, and the ter office has brought out an official circular lo v e . from the postofftee department, in which the closed as well as on the wrapper. can producers and American homes so wide* money it distributes In labor-rolls and farming J3n 1874 Mr. Tom er organized the Chicago most mlnnte instructions are given, and as it Should the Wrappers became detached, os ly that there is an avidity rarely seen, supplies fa a great item. One Grand Rapids & Northeastern Railroad company and bails b of public importance, the points are given they frequently do', through the handling in am ong'all intelligent people, to learn about furniture concern, has just received an order the line from Lansing to Flint. Thlsbnow a b e lo w : cident to m ail transportation by sea or land, portion of the main line of the Chicago & it may stillbe possible to restore the article its operations. In consequence there is great for an ordinary year’s supply at once, from Over 6,000,000 pieces of mail matter are Grand Trunk railroad. Reserved as presi sent annually to the dead letter office by rea if this precaution is taken. demand for the new law and its compari a Boston, firm whieh has been a large cus dent and general snoerintendent of the line son of incorrect, Illegible or deficient address, While the efficiency o f the postal system sons with, the old,, and copies are being free1 tomer bat has usually distributed its orders t ill Septem ber, 1879.' insufficient postage, insecure inclosing, and serViea has attained high standard, the ly circulated. They should be preserved for throughout the season. M aj. McKinley said The recent farming operations of Mr. Tur whereby matter mailed beoomeB separated public may materially aid m the fuller and ner on a large scale was inaugurated by the future reference, as they will be frequently privately while on nb Michigan trip that he from the envelope or wrapper, or the failure more complete delivery of its m ail matter, purchase of a port of what is now widely to be called for or delivered to the person ad or the prompt return of the same to the send needed to lo o k u p som e p oin t. was surprised at the information which was kn ow n es Springdale fa rm , in 1874. The dressed. This fa a dally average of over 20,- er in cases where delivery from any cause *** coming to him from all over the country ot acreage was gradually increased until it- em 000 pieces. cannot be effected, if the f oregoLis sogges In the same w ay the epeeches o f M aj. Mc enlarged plans and increased industrial and A Brief Sketch of His U fe-H ls Birthplace braced nearly 2,000 acres. When this large Matter sent to the dead letter office, which tions are conformed to. tract of land was bought it was a solid wood Kinley are being attentively heard and read, business activity caused in part, he supposed, cannot be delivered .to the person addressed, and Subsequent Career—Hardships aud land. It b sowentirely cleared and under fa required to be opened in its treatment for for he is not only an authority on the law, : by the conviction of business men that the INTBRESTIHG INGIDBETa. Trials—His Indomitable Energy and high cultivation, being all improved. It is the purpose of return to the sender, and if bat a singularly lucid expounder of the tariff conditions were practically settled for widely kno wn as one of moat extensive stock the nam e and addreBS o f the sender be n ot workings of protection. Be is tbe most many years to come. Owing to the prepon Success, formB in Michigan. shown or cannot be ascertained from the con Senator Jones’ Unique present—How She derance of republican statee In the senate Mr. Turner is also president o f' the Michi tents, and it contains no valuable inclosure, Territory of Iowa Was Organized. famous leader of that school of national and Tho accompanying out is an exact repro gan Condensed Milk company, a Lansing en political economy which suits the dream1 that body was not likely to change political duction of the house in which Hoh. James M. it mast be destroyed. Senator Jones of Nevada has just been the terprise, which uses 60,000 pounds of milk Letters opened and found to contain any stances of the American people. The care ly for a dozen years at least, and tbe law Turner was bora, April 23,1850. It was the per diem the year round, and ships its goods recipient ot a unique present from western flret frame honse built In Lansing township, inelosnre of obvious value are entered upon friends. According to the New York Press ful reading of ills speech on the question Is would stpnd, except as amended or improved all over the world. This milk fa purchased proper records, and, of such, those which do and still stands in good preservation as a from, snrrouuding farmers, and requires a the occasion for the presentation grew ont of one o f the beat opportunities ever presented by its friends. In adjusting or lowering du valuable historical landmark, lit the suburbs not disclose sufficient information to enable the senator’s recent vieit to San Francisco. daily expenditure of from $600 to $800. He them to be returned are filed, subject to to understand what a protective tariff is, ties. ______of tbe capital city. It speaks most eloquent b also president, and chief owner of the Riv While there be was put off a street car be ly of that past of hardships and privations reclamation upon proper application and cause he did not happen to have a nickel in and how it works. Every citizen, every erside Brick and Tile company, of Lansing, identification. man, every woman, every young person, who THE REPUBLIC AND THE FARMERS. from which bes sprang tbe great present of a concern which transacts an immense vol hb pocket to pay hb fare. The story of the oneof the most prosperous and Influential Letters which contain no intiosure of incident traveled through the west, and his desires to understand and know for himself ume of business annually. Mr. Turner’s obvious value are not recorded. Influence of Agricultural Sentiment on states in the entire union. When that old financial interests in the Upper Peninsula friends, in a spirit of humor and friendship, what the tariff is and what it is doing for his honse was new, the site upon which the hand Packages and- parcels are recorded, had a gold headed cane made, which con Our Public Affairs. embrace the counties of Marquetts, Menomi aud where they do not disclose the name country, owes it tohim salf to read this speech some and bustling city of Lansing now nee, Iron, Baraga, Houghton, Keweenaw, tained, bathe handle a compartment sufficient The P a w P aw True Northerner, edited by stands was an unbroken wilderness, thickly and address of the owner are filed: if ly large to store one hundred five cent nick carefully and digest it. Ontonagon and Gogebic. He b president of not called' for or claimed within; Hon. Ohas.Ii. Eaton, member of the legfala- denizened with wild beasts and savages. the Michigan Slate company, in Baraga els. The simple pressure of the thumb re **«• ture, publishes the following in a recent is When the state legislature, in the spring of two years they are disposed of at public auc leases a nickel and another slips into place M aj. McKinley’s personal allusion to Mr. co u n ty : president o f the Iron S tar com pany, tion and the proceeds covered into the United su e: 1S47, fix ed th e loca tion o f the ca p ita l upon, owner of tbe Great Western Mine at Crys ready for use, like the cartridges in a maga Borrows mhls speech at the Academy of ib present site, Mr. Turner’s father States treasury. zine gun. On the handle was engraved, The work of the grange and other like so tal Falls, Iron county, and president ot the Information as to the character and na Music, spoke eloquently of the brotherly bond left Mason and pitched hb femily tent Gogebic & Ontonagon Land company. “United 8tat6a Senator Jones, with the best cieties has not always bsen successful on cer upon the north bank of Grand river. It ture of the matter thus received at the dead wishes of hb Utah friendB.” The cane was between them, born o f long friendship and tain of lb original alms, but it has accom In 1876, Hon. James M. Turner was elected fatter office, and the conditions and influences is still one of the mo6t romantic and pic to the legislature and Berved one term, his in formally presented to the senator by ex-Gov- their ten mouths arduous labors side by side, plished all that could be desired in ths edu- turesque spots to be found In Michigan, which occasion its faflnre to reach the per emor West of Utah in the presence of a num catioubf ib members and o f public opinion. variable rate in political matters. H b name sons to whom the'senders designed it to go night and day, in preparing the new law. the wooded blnffs being lofty and abrupt, appears in the Michigan Manual for 1877, On ber of senators and representatives. The feeling ot the agricultural interest, on and the view ot tbe city magnificent. may be of interest, and. the mere statement *#* “Mr. Burrows cannot be spared from the every subject that has received thorough page 126, and his occupation fa recorded es of it carry with it suggestions which may house of representatives,” said the major. In the midst of these erode surroundings, “farm er.” He was then but 26 years of age, In Dnbnqae, la., resides an historical char consideration, Is respected. The commit the eyes of Hon. James M. Turner, the sub serve the public in ib exercise of postal priv- The constituents o f both w ill see that neither tee of the national grange had no dif the youngest member of that augast body. acter who >s no w 83 years of age, Gen. Gao. ject o f this sketch, first opened npon the light He also served one term as a member ot the W. Jones. He b writing a book of interest one is missed from hts post of duty in con ficulty in securing, the adjustment o f the tar of day. As he still frequently remarks, with Misdirection, incorrect, illegible and defi iff on agricultural products in the McKinley Lansing school board, and in 1889 was tri cient addresses are given es leading causes ing reminiscences and the other day he relat gress. one of hb characteristic smiles, he “came nmphantly elected as mayor of the demo ed tea Chicago Times reporter how Mbs $ bill, exactly sb it proposed. The republicans Into the wo> Id without a cent in bis pocket.’ ’ which occasion tbe failure of m oll matter to * * have always honored the agrionltiiral in cratic city of Lansing. The remainder of reach its proper destination, and affect alike Anna, the beantifnl daughter of John C. Hb father was at that time conducting a the democratic ticket was elected by a large Calhoun, made it possible for the territory o t Fair-minded men of all parties resent the terest. Lincoln was a farmer’s boy. Grant small trading business with tbe Indians and that which fa so addressed to either city, trick of tee Ohio Bourbon legislature inre- was a farmer. An agricultural organiza m a jority . town or village. Iowa to b9 organized: cultivating such land as he could find time CDuriug the past summer, Mr. Turner took “ In 18371 was a delegate to coosress from diatrictlug McKinley’s constituency so as to tion recently claimed them both as Farmer to wrest from the domination of the wilder- In addition to these, in the case of matter Lincoln and Farmer Grant. Garfield car the contract to build the Iron Range &Hu mailed to cities or free delivery offices, are Wisconsin territory, and I drew up and in deprive his state and the country of ried on a farm at Mentor dnring his later the failure to give street or number, business troduced a bill to divide the territory of W b- his services in congress. He is i years and put in hb spare time in or occupation, or some designated place of ; eonsinconsin anda to establish the territory _ of Iowa. able, sincere exponent of a great the field when not occupied by lib delivery of the person addressed; inability to ’ 1 Chose the name of Iowa for the new terri fied transient people and their neglect to s tory es I had previously chosen the name of idea. He is respected by ell men—an honor public duties. In Michigan the farmer governor honors our state at home and give forwarding',orders for their m ail; the | Wisconsin, I carried wish me letters of intro- to our nation aud to publle life. There will abroad. The lost legislature had 43 members neglect of permaneat or temporary residents - ductioj to Daniel Webster, John C. Calhoun, be rejoicing all over the land If this gerry in tbe house who owned and carried on farms, to notify the carriers of postoffice of change ^ John Quincy Adams, and other prominent mandering plot should react to hfa'election, and?in the senate. Of these43 repr«sen- of place for the delivery of their mail matter j members of both houses from my brother-in- hagglingemunii only the party that resorted to It. tatives, 35 were elected by the republicans. npjnmoving from onefpartof the city to an- law, theHon. John ticott ot Missouri, for a The manufacturers Of the state, who are a oj&erijteS^tipbjrittetoefaflure of newcomers j long time a member of congress, serving in large and influential class, had only 18 in tofdrafah'tb$^sijpfifce! with their names and both honfces. “If the tariff is really a tax,” said Major tbe house, and one in the senate, coaming .^laces of address. It fa to these causes, with j “Delegates from the territories then, as McKinley at Grand Rapids, “ this bill must two labor men and also the representa Others of mfere or'Iess consequence, that ■ now, made it a -rate to deliver veryfew prove a great boon for consumers, for It can- tives of the mining and lumbering In noa-delSvery of" mail matter fa, in j speeches, so in support of iny bill for the dfa. f e hmlpj-'atfrfbutr.ble, and they ore condi-j vision of Wisconsin and the creation of Iowa . tains a dozen redactions of duty for every terests. The same 'class of journals which is angry because farmers vote on their tiohsjav.er' whteh the postal service has no I personally visited the various members of duty increased. ’ ’ own judgment and support republican prin cor.trcl, and may alone beram edbdby the ' congress. Most of them promised.to sapoort *** ciples, ridicules this body as the “ hawbuck people themselves. ' ' tbe bill, or that their opposition would be . The author of the new tariff la one of the legislator*” —an epithet of contempt for the The folio wing suggestions, It observed, will mevely negative.- One day was allotted for greatest masters: of economic questions of farmer. Is was, nevertheless, a Conservative aid the dbpatch and delivery of matter sent each territory, and I knew, therefore, that if through tho mails or its return directly to the my bill was not passed on ihe day assigned the present generation, and furthermore body, and labored for the welfare of the state. The farming interest has contributed sender in the event of non-delivery, aud thus ’ it would not be passed at all. &. long speech, he was aided by other representative many of the ablest leaders c-f the republican prevent annoyance, delay, and embarrass-; good or bad, worn d surely defeat It. members, familiar with the wants and in party, end b a t the present time bridging meat caused by sanding the matter to the ; “1 went to sea Caihonn. lie said that he terests of the whole country. They have forward more men like stem. dead letter office. - ’ woo’d like to oblige me, bnt that hs could not Mail matter should be plainly and correct- , sacrifice a areas principle for the sake of faith in the new law, with no misgivings. CHEAP GOODS IN ANEMIC A. ly addressed, the heme of the postoffice to • friendship. He could never vote for a bill The republican leaders challenge the patriotic which !; is to be sent should be clearly and j which carved ont another great abolition spirit of ths country to decide by the per Siam, the Kalamazoo Telegraph. distinctly stated, and to avoid confusion from ! state. I ‘ amnred him that I did not then manent operations o f the new tariff, whether The only way the free-trade orators, Mr. tho similarity ot abbreviations, as frequently j know of a singla abolitionist in the proposed Maple for Instance, can get a serious hearing mod, the name of the state should also be * territory of Iowa, and that I myself held 12 the party shall stand or fail. If the act con giveninfoll. In the ease of mail addressed ( or 14 slaves ]ost east ot the proposed Iowa tains errors by which it fails to reach its pur far their ideas b by. an irsirious plea that the to small offices, or where there are offices of line in Wisconsin, pose and work Co ths satisfaction of the American protective tar'ff rafcea the cost of like names in different states, tho name of ‘But Calhoun said: ‘Gen. Jones, yon will country, further redactions or any other liv in g . CTell in ths lo n g ra n it doesn’ t do the county should bs added. live to see the day when Iowa will be the needed change will be made by Its Where mail matter b addressed to cities or strongest abolition state in the union.’ And that, aadthis was never more apparent than free delivery offices the street and house num he persisted in hb determination to oppose friends to meet its banofiosnt ends. The only now. Ths tendency to raise prices b -most ber, or post-office box number o f the person th e bill. thing which could prevent this would be the felt in clothing, but this has led in this conn- addressed are important, and Should always “ Dr. Linn and myself were keeping house BIBTEPIiAOE OV JAMBS U. TUBNER. together then, and before the time fixed for election of a democratic house, whioh would try to an enormous development of theready- be given when it is possible to do so. be pleased with anything that went wrong, 'W here this cannot bs done, the business or the consideration of the bill we gave a great made clothing business, in which every part party. Dr. Llsn and his wife were great and would permit no change or amendment ness. No lad ever started In life under less } ron Bay railroad, which fa to extend from employ ment of the person addressed, it stat is cut out by forms, twenty or fifty parts at a the Champion, Michlgamme and Republic ed, will often secure delivery. friends of the'Calhouns, and Mrs. and Miss exeapt In the nature ot free trade. advantageous circumstances. By the time cutting, and all the rest put through young James was five years of age, the set mines to Huron Bay, on Lake Superior. A small proportion only of the mail re Calhoun were guests of honor at thb party. Several hundred men are now employed in ceived at the free delivery office is called for Along about 2 o’clock in the mornmg I . # # rapid machine work, under a complete tlement bad attained sufficient magnitude to In his speech at Grand Rapids, Major Mc warrant the erection of a small country carrying one the contract. at the general delivery of the post office, the walked home with Mils Calhoun to her fath Kinley referred to the increase made in the division of labor, which Very largely school bouse. Here he gained the rudlmsnla As an executive officer Mr. Turner’s ability nublio expecting delivery by the letter car er’s boarding-house, near the coraer of D and haB been further proven in hb management riers; and hence the importance of giving Pennsylvania avenuE3. doty on crockery by the law of 1SS3. eliminates the labor cost. The American of an education daring the winter months and did what little his budding strength of the state fair. He was on the executive street and number, or some other designa “ Miss Caihonn was a beautiful and accom He was instrumental at that time in suits are well made np end display taste and committee of the board in 1889, and tion whereby the person addressed may be plished young .lady, and as I bade her good- Style, which is not trus of many English- would allow to help his father in the Sum seeming a change from 40 per cent mer. He grubbed and hoed, burned brush, was elected president of the state fou nd. by she sa id : to 53 and 69 per cent, and In urging that on made clothes. Suits for $3, $10 or $15 can agricultural BOeiety lo s t Janu ary. It Letters addressed to persons temporarily “ -Gen. Jones, how can I thank yon for guided the plow and directed the stubborn your kind attentions to me this evening!’ not be bought to any batter advantage in course of the way ward and unsatisfactory fa largely through his influence that splen sojourning in a City where the let congress, at the final adoption of the report, did prosperity has succeeded the financial ter Carrier system b in operation ‘T replled: ‘Miss Calhoun, I will tell you. he gave the pledge of the American Industry England. (As a matter of fact American “drag.” Bid ever a farmer have better op portunities for becoming “practical” ! the chaos in which he found the society at the be should be marked “Transient” or “Gen When your father comes down to breakfast that by the end of fi ve years they would sup made men’s suits ore Sold as low as $3 and quality which b so much in demand just at ginning of his admicbtratlon. One year ago eral delivery,” if not addressed to a street in the morning pnt your lovely arms around ply the market with a better article, at a $3 50). ‘ the society was bankrupt and in debt. To and number, or some designated plate of his neok and U3k him to vote for the passage present. of my bill for the creation of Iowa and Wis lower price, than they ever did under the “ We were all most wretchedly poor in day it owns a beautiful permanent location delivery. American standard shoes are the best for and $75,000 worth of property, with its oid The name and address of the sender, either consin. Then I will come to see yon at ll lower duty. That prediction, said the Major, those days,” Mr. Turner said recently, hb the money in the- world, especially on the fine eyes growing moist, as memory went debts nearly paid. It is safe to trust the helm printed^or written, should be placed npon) the o’clock and you will tell me what yonr fath was more than fulfilled inside the time grades of the severest competition, such aB of the ship of state to the hand which has upper left-hand corner of the end of the en er sa ys.’ back to boyhood, “ I was one ot ten children, “ At 11 o’clock the next morning I called named. The American potteries have in the $8 shoe. When the American working- and our clothing was strictly confined to the guided the State Agrionltnral society to such velope or wrapper of ail matter mailed. a harbor. This will secure its immediate return to the and the charming Miss Caihonn told me that creased their output enormously the past sev men's party went through England the tiinits ot wbat our financial circumstances her father must oppose the bill. Then I said would warrant. Such a thing as shoes or Thfa article can -most fittingly be closed sender from the mailing office for correction en years, and made a greater advance in the miner of the expedition said it was a mistake with the authoritative statement that, al if improperly addressed, insufficiently paid, to her : ‘To-morrow the blU will be called. stockings la gammer were unknown to either A t 10 o ’clock I w ill Bend y o u r beau to y on. character and style of their goods than ever to assume that goods were generally cheaper my sisters or myself, and we could not afford though Hon. James M, Turner mat prssaat or otherwise defective; thus affording oppor engaged in all the important business enter tunity to comply with the postal regulations: [I knew him well, a taU, handsome young before in the history of their business. there, and instanced that the boob which to wear flannels of any kind in winter. I ■jt never owned an overcoat Until I had grown prises which have been outlined, he does not and requirements, and place the matter in fellow named ClemsonJ. Ha will escort yon * * miners had to have, which cost only $2 in own one dollar of national bank stock or hold proper condition to entitle it to all the privi to the senate chamber and yon w ill sit in she In private conversation on the train, re np and earned with my o wn hands the mon America, were $3 in England. Kalamazoo ey with which to purchase it. Ah, yes l those a farm mortgage, nor own one dollar’s worth leges of the mails, and b especially useful in gallery; directly over the seat of Senator of stock in any railroad. Hb entire capital the Case o f . packages and other m atter m ail- Benton of Missouri on the democratic tide. I turning from his Michigan engagement to merchants have been sailing boyB’ suits for were most exceedingly practical farming his Own state, Maj. McKinley related a sig fa devoted to industries which give employ able at less than letter rate of postage, which shall be directly opposite among the wMgs. $1.73, and men’s shirts for 25 cents. They day s tor . all o f us l” is restricted to certain conditions and require When I send m y card to y o n l w an t y o u to nificant change in public sentiment which When 15 years of age young James was ment to large numbers of men. His business are advertising men’s overcoats for $2. That enterprises are also, without exception, lo ments as* to weight, size, manner of enclos send your card to your father and call him had fallen Under his eye. On his return home sent for One year to the Oneida Conference out into the library;’ figure probably is not paralleled in any seminary at Cozsnoyia, N. V ., whioh was cated in M ichigan. ure, eto. from Washington the enthusiasm of his peo Letters and all other matter mailed, so “ The young lady agreed, and at the hour other land. the .extent of the collegiate advantages designated she and her escort appeared in the ple for his campaign took the form of a mon w hich he w e s ever destined to en joy. Upon “fEOTEOTlfilS" OH “ PEBE marked with the name and the address of the Mr. T. ,F. O’Connor writes the Chicago the Sender, that should fail to bs called for or gallery of the Senate. When the time came ster reception, beyond anything ever before his return he entered the employ of Daniel L. T E f i D E . " I called a page and sent np my card to Miss Inter Oaenn (O at. 13.) th a t on h b fo rm in Case—still a resident of Lansing—as Clerk in delivered to the person addressed, and upon accorded him. He had learned that some which full letter rates of postage has been Caihonn. She sent down her card to her Ireland he used an American mower, because a general store. 'As fa Customary in The Issues B etw een ttae T w o M ainly father, with a line asking him to meet her in merchants, by reason of representations of such establishments, the stock comprised Stated. paid are not sent to the dead lettar offlee, but traveling: men and: their own uncertainty Of he pref erred it, the price being the same as every thing from silks and satins to salt pork are returnable to the sender directly—with the library, I can see the old man yet as he the E nglish. He had looked around among ■ There need be no misunderstanding of the out additional charge, and with the reason looked tft the card, glanced around him and mind, aB well as that o f the public, had begun and washtub3. This service, Mr. Tomer, de walked out Into the library to meet hb the implement houses in this countcy and clares, was the best buslneSsschooUngthathe issue between protectionists and free traders, of non delivery endorsed thereon. advertising that goods were to be advanced however zealously the latter may seek to con Packages and all matier mailed at less than daughter, Then I leaned over to Senator found that the whole line of agricultural ever received. It taught him a great deal Clayton Of Delaware and asked him to call . because of the McKinley bill. People had about the relative values of a wide variety fuse voters by directing their attention to letter rates Of postage, should in addition to 'come from adjoining counties to hear him, machinery averaged 10 per cent cheaper than snbjsotB in no wife affected by tariff laws. the name and-aadress of the sender upon the up my bill. He did so, and Calhoun being of articles. After two years of thb life be absent, the bill was passed ana the territory apd he took the occasion of his reception to in Great Britain. A citizen of Van Buien entered the land office of the Jackson, Lan C Protection means that employment shall envelope or wrapper, bear In connection be given to every man .who wants to work, therewith a request for Its return in the event of Iowa«was created. As a memorial of the explain to the 5,000 people present how the county writes in the last True Northerner sing & Saginaw rail way company, his father services of Senator* Clayton In thb behalf I a t that time being land commissioner for the and that for such work the compensation ot non delivery, in which case it fa also re principal changes of the new law were re. that he had been told lumber wagons cost shall be sufficient to enable him to live as be turnable directly to the sender from the post- afterward bad two counties named Clayton road. You' gTnrner was placed in charge- and Delaware when Iowa was admitted into . ducad duties; that prices, on the whole, $20 more in M ichigan than in Canada. A of the field notes and surveys. The elder comes an American citizen- office addressed, Charged with return post would be lower, especially from the enlarge Free trade means that ell work Which can age at the rate required for the class of mat th eu n ion .” few days ago he was in that country and Turner wes building both the Jackson; Lan *** sing & Saginaw and the Ionia & Lansing be done cheaper elsewhere than in this coun ter to which it belongs. ment o f the free list. The reassurance of pub lookedup the facts, H e found “ shop made” try shall be turned over to tbe nation that If it be home In mind that only such-un “I used to know Senator Ingalls years lic feeling; on tbe correction of the current railroads, and the son was given Charge of wagons there were $85 a nd “factory made” the construction of the latter, succeeds in getting from Its people the greatest claimed and undelivered letters and pother ago,” remarked a far western man in the misrepresentations,, was apparent Jin. a very 370. In Paw Paw the best shop-made amount of labor for the smallest amount of matter prepaid at fall letter rates of postage senate gallery the other day to a Washing but there came a dark day for the Turner m oney. as do not bear the name and address of the ton Star reporter. “He was tbinner thab' few days and the brightest merchants were wagons were only $60, and nearly as good fa m ily —ub dark: days come to most in thb soon advertising that there wohld be no Protection, again, means to bnild up in this sender, and such Other matter mailed at less than he is now, and looked; just about the could be bought fo r $55. world. When James was 19 years old the country all lines of manufactures necessary than letter rates of postage as does not bsar a same. He lived in Atchison and. had the change in prices. A member of a great Chicago hard ware father fell 111 and died, leaving an estate the for making our people comfortable and pros request for its return, b required to be sent reputation of being possessed of more brain total value of which was less than $200. The perous in time Of ’peace, and independent in to the dead letter office, the importance of and less flesh than any one adult in the state ***■ concern objected to the tin-plate schedule of widowed mother was left with a large fam i In personal appearanSe M aj. McKinley is time of war. the Suggestions In respect to placing the of Kansas. One day he went up to the office the M cKinley bill but said that the reductions ly on her hands and her eldest son her only below the average stature; broad-framed, Free trade, again, means to keep tbfacoun- name and address of the sender, etc., on all Of a friend of his, a doctor, and while he was made by that law in the duty on edge tools support. His only brother met-with a tragio try in perpetual dependence upon foreigners m atter m ailed, fa apparent. in there a newsboy dsshed in. Now, the but not stoat; with deep-sat eyes, square face death, being killed when 13 years ot age by a would not make them cheaper, the fact being for a market for surplus farm products, and All matter mailable at less than let kids Who sold papers aronnd Atchison in and a look thatstrikingly suggests Napoleon runaw ay team , A b ou t thus tim e, Jam es ' that byway of payment we are to accept ter rates of postage must be so those days were the noisiest I ever heard and was appointed paymaster and cashier of the Bonaparte; His brow and head are very that no country could supply them Cheaper manufactured products at such prices aa the wrapped or inclosed that it can be the doctor’s assistant was always on tbe alert than oof Own works do. The general cost of Ionia & Lansing railroad, which responsible foreign sellers may diotote. readily examined at the office o f .delivery, to shat some of them up and to prevent them broad. In character his face BUggeatsDaniel position he retained until tile construction living Is: no higher in America than in Eu Protection again means that the American as well as at ths mailing office, without de- from invading the privacy, of hb room With Webstar far more than Napoleon, His slow, was completed and the line consolidated into standard of life shall be maintained; that stroylng the wrapper; otherwise it b subject their stamping feet and ear-piercing yells of measured and thonghtf ai delivery especially rope,. except as people there deny themselves what is now known as the'Detrolt, Lansing the wages of all classss of workers shall re to letter postage. •53’n-Louay papes.’ suggest Webster. Beep thought and frank ; Of many Of what we here call the necessaries & Northern railway. Mr. Turner then re main, as now, higher than the wages Much of the package and parcel matter re tired from railroading and engaged in a “ The asiistanthad Been th b p a rticu la r b o y paid to Europeans7 for similar service. ceived at the deadletter office is that which ess ness are both typified by his mien. He is a : of life, either closely stinting themselves or general land- business, in partnership with he entered the building, and in an instant : absolutely going without. When the facts This cannot be done except by placing a tar has been deposited for mailing sealed and had placed inside the doorway of the office in great master Of a great Subject, and minutely D w igh t 18. Smith, now a prominent citizen iff on foreign, products sent here for sale in closed against inspection and prepaid at less full grown skeleton. When tho youngster informed on the interests and occupations are all fully understood by pur people the of Jackson. The firm was known as Turner, competition with the farms and factories of than letter rate; being onmailable in snob threw the door open and was midway and activities of the American people, whose professional free-traders willhave to go out Smith & Co. Mr. Smith had charge of the this country. condition, and the name and address of ths through one of hb declamations the skeleton offlce,whlle Mr. Turner shouldered a pack Free trade again means that all barriers sender not appearing; upon the cover, where interests he has faithfully served from the of business. and tramped through tne northern wilder fell over on-him. With a shriek that was against the competition of foreign labor and by it might be returned for correction and worse even than hb tegular street cry the boy day o f his beginning in the ranks as a private ness as a landlooker and surveyor. His home commerce shall be removed, with the inevit proper compliance with postal conditions, it William Cohoon and James H. Maybee Of was in the great forests, summer and winter, rolled down one flight ot stairs and tumbled soldier in the war, to his present position ot able results that; wages throughout the world necessarily is Sent to the dead letter office. into the street, and his murmnrihgs contin- commanding influence. Sandstone, Jackson county, got into adfa- and here he doubtless acquired the breadth would be equalized, or that the labor on ell A large proportional the packages sent to puts over some hay, Friday, and. Cohoon of character end purpose which have ever ned right straight along. - *** prodaots that can be transported be turned the dead letter offlpe are addressed to foreign .“ ‘You’ve scared that boy to hb death,’ ex stabbed May bee lathe throat with a pitch since been among hb most striking charac over to those who will perform it for the least countries. M aj. McKinley’s; visit to Michigan was the teristics. He became familiar with every claimed the budding senator, who was over fork. Maybee’a escape from death- was a money, whether it be in making the loom In addition tp; being staled or closed against flowing with indignation. Then he went to occasion of several pleasant episodes in meet narrow one. section of that vast portion of the lower; weaving the cloth, or at the sewing machine; Inspection and deficient in postage, many of the Window, and bending ont, celled to the ing old comraie> ot tbe T wenty-third Ohio: peninsula of Michigan which lies north of by which cloth is transformed into garments, them contain articles that are unmailable the Saginaws, between lakes Huron and grimy hat pallid faoe of the victim : ’Come regiment. They all remembered the green By an explosion In the Dacey Lumber com whether in mining and smelting the ore, in through the post because of ooBtoms regula back here, boy; I’ll buy some ot your papers. Michigan, and the npper peninsula from St. boy who at first served in the ranks with pany’s mill at North Muskegon, Wednesday, making machinery by which the products of tions and conditions of the countries to He shan't hurt you.’ six; men were injured, and one William Ver Igaace and Sanlt 8te. Marie to the Wisconsin the farm are transported to market'. them, and their fesling of affection for him which they are addressed, or exceed the lim it “ The response was instantaneous. The ger, the fireman; will not recover. Four lin e. . The issue now bsforethe country Is to de o f size and w eight. sobs ceased, and he Bhonted : ‘No, you don't. and honor for his brilliant career was very boilers exploded, low water being the cause. In 1876, M r. Turner was m arried to ,M b s termine which of these divergent policies Persons desiring to mail matter other than Yoncan’tiool me if yon/have pnt yonr noticeable. It waS taken as a signal favor The Iobs is about $12,000.: Sophie Porter Scott, daughter of one ot the shall prevail. Voters, especially young voters fatten to . foreign countries should consult clothes on.’ ” ' • Ge o r g e H . Murdoch, Je „ has been Tjie Pattons of Industry met In B u c h a n a n R e c o r d . Hon. J. C. Burrows, selected by the Democratic county Berrien Springs, last week, and nom our distinguished member o f Congress, committee to take the place o f T. G. inated a county ticket. The candi THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1880. will address the people on the political Beaver, of Niles, on. the county ticket, dates agreed-upon are as follows: ■ORRIS’ THE FAIR, Citizens issues o f the day* at Buchanan, on Mon Sheriff—-J. J. Deuell, o f New Buffalo, J Entered at the. Post-oIBce at Buchanan, Mich.“, for the office o f Circuit Court Commis os second-doss matter. day afternoon, Oct. 27. Let there he a sioner. Clerk—Albert H. Johnson, of Hagar. MAKES A SPECIALTY THIS FALL OF good attendance. Treasurer—Scott Morgan, of Water- vliet. T h e first annual State Convention Register—John Todd, of Bainbridge. NILES, MICH. H on. W . W , M it c h e l l , o f Ionia, of the Epworth League will convene Surveyor—John M. Glavin, of New will address the citizens o f Buchanan in the central M. E. church, at Detroit, Buffalo, if he stands by the platform. and vicinity, Saturday evening, in Coroners—Cbas. Johnson, of Benton, Oct. 2S and 29. A special rate of one and Dayton McKean, of Bainbridge. DIKECTOI3S : Rough’s opera house. Gents’ Furnishing Goods, and one-third fare has been made over N ot being able to find a lawyer all railroads in the state, and a large among their membership the meeting And bas brought on a very large stock of H. M. Dean, JlL. Reddick, A. G. Cage, I. P Hutton, TnE teachers of Weesaw will meet delegation is expected from the two did not present candidates for Prose at N ew Troy. Oct. 35, for the purpose hundred Michigan Leagues. cuting Attorney or - Circuit Court Com J. L. Richardson, E. F. Woodcock. o f organiz'ng a teachers’ reading cir Neckties, Underwear, Shirts, Collars, Has moved into his new brick building missioners, The convention refused on Front street, foot of Day’s ave., cle. . " Th e cobweb social, held last even and has the largest stock of new to have any prohibition in their plat ing at the residence of Mr. Levi Red form. Bat six townships o f the coun Cuffs, Hosiery,. T h e Three Oaks Quill says Niles den, by the ladies o f the M. E. church, ty were represented. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Democrat has been sold to Detroit was a grand success, both socially and And everything else ip this line, and as is the case with nearly everything parties. The Democrat makes no men- financially. The house was crowded, Marriage Licenses. else in our store, we can save you money if you buy of us. tiofi of the sale. but all were made so welcome that NO. this inconvenience was scarcely no f Thos. J. Salmon, Elkhart. 1 ■ 1 Mary Peters, Benton Harbor. A g r e a t improvement is being made ticed. 110S j Reuben DeGear, Canada. COME AND SEE THE GOODS. in the appearance of Main street, in ■ \ Mary Buckley, Eau Claire. the vicinity of the Evangelical parson- A gentleman from Niles is building For Gentlemen's Wear, 1199 j Geo. Sherlock, Sawyer. some cement walk for Levi Redden, ( Florance Chapman, Lake, NO TROUBLE TO SHOW THEM. There ought to be about five miles of ..>nn j Henry Steili, Weesaw, i-uu } Lizzie Kerr, “ USPLook at our Men’s Pants. We sell cheaper than any other store. to be found in Berrien county at the T iie r e is to be an examination of that kind of walk built in Buchanan lowest living prices for good work. teachers in New Buffalo, one week this fall. A good string of it along C Benj. Brown, Lincoln, BSPOur 5e and 10c counters are loaded with new goods. 1201 i Kate Shomer, “ from tomorrow. Last Friday in Oc both sides of Front street, in front of , ono j Charles Frittz, Lake. tober. the business houses, would greatly im 1x30J ( Bertha Clapp, Lincoln. JOHN MORRIS, Proprietor. N E W STOCK prove the appearance of this place. lonoIE . S. Sabin, Elgin, 111...... m ■ M t . Z io n Sunday School, south of L-U31 Ida'V. Munger, Elgin, 111. Dayton, will give what they call a M r . Jo seph F u l l e r , about five miles I Monroe ST. Lord, St. Joseph, now arriving, of which 1 2 0 4 1 A q B eech ley, NEW STOCK OF SILVERWARE. .Best Cotton Bats, found at B. farmers* supper, at Lamb’s hall, in north of Buchanan, was driving a colt ) A. G. Beechley, “ “ 1f)nn j Geo, W.W . Brya:Bryant, Galien. I h|ve just received a large invoice D u n c a n ’s, o n ly 10 c e n ts . to a road gar t, Tuesday afternoon, when AmUQ — --- Dayton, this evening. Lena Hitman, of Silverware. All are invited to call the colt ran away, throwing Mr. Ful H. E. L o u g ii always does nice woi^rq , on_ ( John Bice, Buchanan. and examine it. H. E. LOUGH. on anything in bis line. / In Inspection is Solicited. M e . a n d M rs. R o ber t B e n w e l l , of ler tojthe ground. Two of his ribs on 1 fia n e tC a s e , “ —7 Michigan City, were here to attend the the left side were broken, and he was -ion « J Charles Braudes, Jr., Niles. The Oa k -L e a f So a p is the best in Send your O a K-L e a f S o a p wrappers funeral of Miss Loti Mowrey yester otherwise injured. The road cart was 14081 Kate A , Hoadley, the world. Eor sale by to Gowans & Stover, Buffalo, N. Y., day. completely demolished. •tone J Win. W. Orr, Logansport, tod. BOARDM AN & W EHRLE. and get fine pictures free in return for Buchanan Markets. - 1 Hattie Warren, Benton Harbor, them. Corrected weekly by Bishop & K ent. lorn i J°kn S. Strauser, Buchanan. Dr. William’s Headache Cure is the R a l p h , son o f G. F . Smith, is afflict T iie fifth anniversary of the mar I have an elegant upright Piano, of { Anna W . Head, Bertrand. surest relief for sick and nervous head Hay—$6 @ $8 per ton. ed with a peculiar case of swelling in riage of Mr. and Mrs. Perry. Neff, of the well-known make of J. &C. Fischer, aches on the market. Try a box. Prrne Butter—14c. the upper part of his face, that has South Bend, occurred yesterday, and N otice. o f New York, fine burled walnut case, Eggs—18c. 25c. Sold only at BARMORE’S r/ closed his eyes the past week. it was the occasion of a merry time. Notice is hereby ^given that sealed with as good tone as any piano made, Latd-srSc. About twenty-five o f the relatives and proposals will be received by the un F u ll line of California Canned goods, and want to sell it. If you have any Sait, retail—Sl.Ob M r. Wm. R. Rough is suffering from friends from thiS place attended, who dersigned Commissioner of Highways, at BISHOP & KENT’S. G idea of buying it will pay you to see of the township of Buchanan, at the Flour—§3.20 @ SO .00 per hbl., retail. a sore resembling a boil in the upper left with them a fine upholstered office of the Township Clerk of said RFOE SALE.—Two healing stoves me. J. G. HOLMES. -MAY BE SEEN AT---- Honey—12c. ■ chair. lid o f Ms eye, that deprives him o f the township, until the 27th of Oct., 1890, for sale cheap. Inquire of Don’t you forget it. I have the best Live poultry—7c. ------s -* -* .------use o f one optic. at 10 o’clock a . m ,. for repairing or re * AMOS EVANS Underwear in town. S. P. HIGH.? * - Wheat,—75c. T h e thirtieth annual convention building the West end o f the river O a ts—35c. of the Slate Sunday School Associa bridge, according to plans and specifica MRS. J. L. CHAMPE, # Have you seen those Black Henri II on. W . W. M it c h e l l will speak E BRO Corn—50c. tion is to be held in Lansingj Decem tions furnished at that place by the un V o ic e Cu l t u r e . ettas, at S, P. H ig h ’s ? They^-arq. in Bridgman, Oct. 27; Stevensville, dersigned commissioner. On which Beans—$2.00. ber 2, 3 and 4. An exceptionally A t borne, Mondays and Thursdays, dandies. Oct. 2S;Eau Claire, Oct, 29, and Ber day I will contract for the performance at Mrs. J. F . Hahn’s, OaK street. L ive Hogs—$3.50. rien Springs, Oct. 30. strong and interesting program has o f said work, with the lowest bidder Drink Tycoon Tea. Chew “Frank’s BUY NO OTHER. been prepared. One and one-third giving good and sufficient security for Tablets! T a b l e t s !! TABLETS!!! Choice” finecut. The best goods in the B e n t o n R. St e r n s has been granted fare for the round trip will be charged the performance of said work. M rs. Ju l ia A . H ess has returned Remember that we carry an enor market, at TREAT BROS. & CO’S. a pension. upon presentation of a cirtificate from Buchanan, Mich., Oct. 16,1S90. from her visit with the family of W. GEORGE HANLEY, mous line of both School and Writing New Dress Goods for Fall, at' % Q —------» ------W. L. C. Reid, of Jackson. G. Beardslev, in Minnesota, and enjoy Highway Com. Buchanan Tp. Tablets. Our stock is eyen larger than BOYLE & BAK ER’S. NEW STOCK OF M rs. E m ma. E stes is entertaining ing a visit by her sister-in-law, from ever before. See them. T h i s district will he represented in The best assortment and the lowest Mrs. W illie Estes o f Central City, Neb. Arkansas. Additional locals on second page. H, BINNS, Opp, H o te l./- the legislature by a Republican this prices in Millinery, is at £ J. F . H a h n is having Ms cement time. One of the most substantia], CAMPAIGN OFFER. BOYLE & BAIvER’S. A partridge flew through a window walk repaired. sober-minded democrats in the dis Locals. For t e n c e n t s t he Kalamazoo Week The best TV hite Shirt to be found in "Wm. Sanford’s house, in Lake town trict remarked, in this office Saturday, ly Telegraph will he sent to any ad for 50c, at H. B. DUNCAN’S. / i ship, last week, and was so stunned For a good Coffee, try the 2 lb. Hox. W- W. M it c h e l l , of Ionia,, if the democrats did not know better dress, until January 1, 1891. Try it by the collision with the glass that it cans, at BISHOP & KENT’S. Just try our Teas. The best you ever NEW STOCK OF SOAPS, will speak in Galien, to-morrow (Fri than to nominate such a character as and see if you do not get your moneys was easily captured. Please bear this in mind. I will sell had in your bouse. they have, in this district, they ought worth, Address, day) evening. you the best Plush Cloak for the least MORGAN & CO. AND MANY OTHER THINGS AT - . » > ------to be defeated. THE TELEGRAPH, J acob K l a s n e e , living three-fourths money. Come and see. L H. B. D uncan’s is the place to buy T he family of Mr. Wm. Nixon, in Kalamazoo, Mich. of a mile west of Galien, will sell a S. P. HIGH- i Dry Goods. /x. Bertrand township, rejoice over the ar M iss E m il y Ga r r e t t , aged fourteen Try those home-made loaves of Bread, lot of personal property at auction, on Cheapest place for Flannels, Cotton Every style of Stationery rival of a new hoy, Monday night. years, died Monday morning, at the at BOARDMAN & WEHRLE’S.2. a t^ B A R - Dodd’s Drug and Book Store. Friday, Oct. 24. John A. Babcock, Flannels, Warm Goods, is at ------< ! > ■ — • home of G. F. Smith in the north part i m o re’s, first door east of post-office. auctioneer. CHARLEY HIGH’S. F or Sa l e .— A first-class Coal Stove M rs. A c t ie R oss, o f Walker ton, of this township, of consumption, re We will surprise you on the prices And keep all If there are any changes in prices on Cheap, ac H. B. DUNCAN’s. £ Ind.. was visiting some of her B.t- sulting from an attack of la grippe of Dress Goods, at T h e Democratic State Central Com our Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gents’ Furn The price of our Vase, Stand and ehanan friends oil Friday. from which she suffered last spring. CHARLIE HIGH’S. We are Agents other kinds of mittee has placed Gen. Geo. T. Shaffer, ishing Goods, it will be in favor of the Hanging Lamps will astonish you. ------:— The remains were brought to Oak of Calvin, Cass countv, on their ticket purchaser, over last season’s price. MORGAN & CO. Don’t forget that I still sell Pianos Jo h n B a r m o r e , o f St. Joseph, was Ridge cemetery yesterday forenoon for for P aten t for Commissioner of the State Land and Organs. If you contemplate buy greeting his many Buchanan friends, burial. WEAVER & CO. Crowds o f people visit M rs. B er- Office, vice Col. David Bacon. ing either; see me before buying. The same low prices on Dry Goods r i c k ’s Millinery Parlors daily. Every M edicines. on Friday and Saturday. J. G. HOLMES. ■» 9 M r . Geo . St o n e , o f the firm o f Kom- of all kinds, at S. P. HIGH’S, ^ body is pleased. / "J M r . a x d M rs. W m . P e a r s returned, DRESS-MAKING. A . M . W e a v e r , of Ghicago, visit pass, Stone & Stoll, was running a saw Staley’s Yams, are found with us; Do you want a small Engine? 1 Saturday evening, from Sioux City, ed his mother and sisters, Friday and in their factory, on Monday, when the also Spanish, German Knitting. Good have one four-horse power, vertical Miss Elmira Burrus is prepared to do Iowa, where they have been visiting Save Money by getting Al. Hunt’s Saturday. stick was thrown from the top of the qualities, CHARLEY HIGH. (, Engine and Boiler, in good order, and dress-making in the latest styles and their daughter, Mrs. Dr, Spreng, the saw, striking him on the stomach with give good work. Call at her home on An elegant line of ladies’ and misses’ am willing to sell it at a bargain. The past few weeks. such force as to knock him down. He Day’s Avenue, near the depot. Prices before purchasing Ge o r g e L. Sl a t e r , o f Chicago, is Mittens, to be found at 4 inside or exposed parts of the boiler says he kicked some before he got bis visiting his parents and Buchanan S. P. HIGH’S. are new. J. G. HOLMES. Buy a Mason & Hamlin Organ of J. i fiends, this week. T h e Christian church Dramatic breath again, hut resumed work in a We sell more gents’ and ladies’ hand Ladies, try the Lillie Bloom for the G . H o l m e s , and get the very best there Com panv drove to Berrien: Spring Sat short time, not feeling much the worse kerchiefs than ever. Look at them, a complexion. Six ounce bottle 50c,0c, at ~1 is made. « urday, and gave their entertainment as for the accident. A t e r and one-imlf pound daughter CHARLEY HIGH. ' BARMORERE’S y was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry mentioned last week. The income and Just look at the 54-inch Dress Flan B u y the Oa k -L e a f So ap, a t Upholstering a Specialty. Repairing Promptly Attended to. Waterman, yesterday. costs were about an even stand-off, A f t e r a sickness of a little over two years o f a species of consumption, nel, at S.P. HIGH’S.// BOARDMAN & WEHRLE’S. October 6th, 1890. Ch a r l e s Sn t d e r and wife are no w M e . a n d M rs. Ch a s . H o f f m a n and Miss Lou, the bright little daughter of If yon would have your clothes that A l . H u n t will sell Furniture at living in their fine new house, on Third daughter Mamie went, yesterday after Mr. and Mrs. Hiram N . Mowrey, died delicate clear white, so desirable, use closing out prices, for 30 days. street. noon, to Mellersburg, Pa., called by early Monday morning, at the age of Russ’ Bleaching Blue. Sold by all New styles in Dress Goods, at JO 3d Door North of Bank, Main St. Buchanan, Mich. the serious illness of Mr. Hoffman’s fourteen years. The funeral services grocers. 39 C H A R LE Y HIGH’S! ' mother. were conducted at the house, yesterday E d . M cGl in s e y was boss at tbeM . C. Ladies, you will find the largest stock B o a r d m a n & W e h r l e has an im afternoon, and the interment made in depot here while A. F. Peacock was of Millinery Goods at mense run on the Oa l -L e a f So ap. Oak Ridge cemetery. sick last week. A n e w factory is soon to be started BOYLE & BAKER’S. Try it and you will know why. 35 w9 in Buchanan, on a small scale at first, C. L , S. C.—The next meeting of the The lo west price on everything, at . Best and cheapest ladies’ Underwear PLEASE BEAB IN MIND! R osa, the little daughter o f Jos. but with excellent prospects. They Will, during October, offer you the Alphas will he held Monday evening S. P, HIGH’S / ■ is found at f J Farren, o f Sawyer, died Sunday of will work In metal, and manufacture greatest bargains ever offered by us— the 27th, at Newton E . Smith’s, at 7 CH A R LE Y HIGH’S.7 diphtheria. some patented novelties. More will For low prices in Millinery go to in our several departments. o’clock. Program: Roll call. Quota BOYLE & BAKER’S. An elegant A new stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ be said o f the enterprise in future. H a r v e y R o u g h has gone on a West tions from Cymbeline History, chapters line to select from. ^ Cloaks, at B O Y L E 'So BAKER’S /4 If you have not already heard of WE HAVE A FULL LINE OF ern trip in the interest of the Rough 3 and 4. Our English, from page 71 to Ladies, to know what we havq in the advance that the McKinley tariff Sa l m a B a r m o e e has received a Handsomest Corsets you ever saw, page 102, by Prof. S wain. The English Cloaks you must come and see. We bill brings in our line, we will tell you Bros. Wagon Works. shipment of grapes from hia sister, in at 50c, at C H A R LE Y n iG H ’S r5 Constitution, from October Ghantau- that it takes effect to-day, but it will are making some very low prices. / O For the best 50 cent Corsefe go to. California that makes his mouth wa quan, by Miss Samson. Questions on not make any difference with the T h e Berrien County Teachers’ Asso B OYLE So BAKER. S. P. HIGH’S.5 ter for a home where that kind of “Our English,” from October Cbautau- price of our stuff) for we have a store ciation will meet at Three Oaks, Sat OPENING! fruit Is the common diet. They are qnan, by Mrs. N , E. Smith. Below will be found a list o f Cakes full of goods, and for fear we never urday, N ov. 1. M rs. J. P . Binns’ Millinery Parlors, elegant. in stock at Treat Bros. & Co’s: told you, we will tell you now, that Saturday, Oct. IS. ' T u e s d a y , one of the workmen in our goods don’t cost ns much of any Th e enrollment of pupils in the White Cake, Lemon Snaps, Come and see what good Underwear thing, and all we get for them is clear High school, in this place, is 101. The T h e r e : is some talk of erecting a Kompass, Stone & Stoll’s furniture Marble “ Vanilla “ we have for little money. i, besides it is a great help to highest number ever enrolled. first floor opera house, similar to factory, in the finishing department, F ruit “ Brandy “ H.B. DUNCAN. wards our getting a living—and the one in Dowagiac, in this place. lighted some alcohol used in giving A Lemon “ Ginger “ the wood a belter finish, and managed Come to M b s. J. P. B in n s ’ Millinery. would also say that our living don’t A t t e n t io n is called to the new ad Such a huildingi properly managed, Raisin “ “ 'Cakes, mstit certainly b e a paying investment to let the fire communicate to some Parlors on Saturday, Oct. IS, when she Sugar “ “ Bread, cost ns much, for we have such good vertisement of Dr. E. S« Dodd & Son, neighbors they bring in watermelons in Buchanan, and we trust it will not shavings under a bench near by. It will be pleased to show you the latest Crumb “ Layer Cakes, in this paper. and grapes and lots of things. So, all: end in talk. made some lively work for a few min styles in Millinery. Spice “ Pound “ during October you may have the utes with the water buckets kept in D o w a g ia c Republican says Miss Ladies, come and see my Dress Goods. “ Drops, Cocoanut Waffles, stuff for less than yon ever had it. McNeil was robbed of a gold watch W e have received a card from New the room, hut the blaze was stopped 1 have plenty of them, and cheap. Sponge “ Maccronies, and chain during the Dowagiac fair. York, which reads as follows: John G. without turning in an alarm. Too H. B . DUNCAN. Jelly Roll, Egg Kisses, We offer you 500 Babies’ short and great care cannot be taken in doing Ham, Annie M. Johnson, married, Oc Ours is a Stationery Store. When Angel Food, Doughnuts, long Cashmere Embroidered Cloaks tober ninth, 1890. A t home after No such work. Frosted Creams, Cup Cakes, - for $2, $4 and $6, worth $5 to $12. . H on. Ge o r g e L . T a b l e , the Demo y on wish a n y t h in g in this line, re vember tenth. 113 East SSth Street, “ “ Choc., “ “ Chocolate, You ought to call it a gift. THE BEST IN THE MARKET. cratic candidate for Congress, is to The political utterances o f the Niles member that we can sell it to you. ~J N ew York City. Tea Rolls every evening at five speak in Rough’s opera house tonight. Star are paid for by the candidates, H. BINNS, Opp. Hotel. In the same department we offer o’clock. Our Underwear for men are immense ' / O -Th e prospect for the election of Mr and no sooner is a man nominated you every Idnd of Yarn at the lowest H o n . L .P . A l e x a n d e r is getting and cheap, at // CALIFORNIA SALMON, George. W . Rough to the legislature than he is asked to come down for a price ever offered. The best German ready to build a cement walk in front CH A R LIE HIGH’S. 1 at M o r g a n & Co.’s, 10 cents a pound. GIVE US A CALL. brightens every day. Mr. Rough is a Star boom- Judging from the amount Knitting Yam, $1 per pound. of Ms residence. Try it. ■ * farmer of excellent business qualifica Of abuse it has contained for Mr. Bur B e s t B a r g a in s y o u e v e r s a w in Dry Goods for Big and Little, Old We own all of tbe Staley Yarns tion and business ability, and has rows during the past few days, Mr. y o u r l i f e in Yase and -Hanging O r a R e m i n g t o n was here from and Young, at SAM HIGH’S.^ y they had left, they having concluded served two terms as county treasurer Yaple must have shelled out quite lib Lamps, at M ORGAN & CO’S.f£ Marcellus, yesterday, to attend the fu not to make yarns any more. with satisfaction to all. erally, and Mr. Burrows refused to he Electric Batting. Best you ever saw. A nice lot of new Watches, in both neral of his sister, Miss Lou Mowrey. bled. The opinion and utterances of No dirt. Yery white. Only 9c a roll* gents and ladies sizes, at prices lower In our Cloak department we will such a sheet are of great weight. (?) D r . H en d e r so n went to Ann Arbor, a t CHARLIE HIGH’S, f l f than ever before. ~j sell you Cloth Newmarkets for $2, J . M. M a t h e w s says he bas found TREAT & GODFREY'S. yesterday, with Mrs. Frank A. Treat; H. E. LOUGH./ $4 and $6, worth up to $15. out another evil in the McKinley bill. On the 26th o f February. 18S4,170 Rubbers for every one. Something who goes; there for medical attendance It makes all the smut in the wheat. clergymen of New York, at a meeting new in the Rubber line. Call at J.„ Home made Bread. Made from our at the University. Mrs. Treat has been $10 Beaver Shawls for $5. for the purpose, adopted a resolution Imhoffs store and see the best thing Liquid Yeast. Try it. a / a sufferer for many months, and her yon ever saw to keep your rubbers^ TREAT BROS & CO. M rs. M a r y E a t o n and daughter, of urging the observance, throughout the - Children’s Cloaks, 4 to 16 years, many Mends will wish that she may from slipping off J. IMHOFF. j Greenville, are visiting relatives in Christian churches, of one Sunday in Special price on our new Dress for $3.and $5, worth up to $12. be speedily restored to health. this section. the year as “Prison Sunday”. The ob A Ladies’ Yest, worth 50c any day, Goods. CHARLIE HIGH.f j t . We commence receiving fall novel ject is to arouse an interest on the you can buy while they last at 25c. New Dress Goods of all kinds. The ties in Cloaks and Jackets, Shoulder M r . War. K in g s l e y , formerly of Come early, at CHARLIE HIGH’S./' A . J . Ca r o t h e r s is patting one of part o f the people in the best methods best 54-inch Flannels in town for 50c, Capes, in Astrachan and Fur. the largest size Marshall furnaces in Dayton, at present president of the of dealing with crime and criminals, The M cKinley bill has no effect on Look at them. /*5 South Bend Spark Arrester Co., has B O Y LE & B A K E R / the hotel. Sunday next, Oct. 26. is “Prison Son- A l . H u n t ’s prices. - , In our Domestic stock we offer Just been winner in a suit of injunc day” for the year ’90, and the evening Full line o f California Canned Goods, A 50c Dress goods for only 37%c, Standard Indigo Blue Prints for 5c, B u r g l a r s entered the store of W. tion. to protect his right in the Shoe service at the Presbyterian church at * BISHOP & KENT’S^* double fold, at % 1 American Satteens 6Jc, Toil DeNorcl H . F ox, in Sturgis, last week, and took maker patent spark arrester for port will be given to that subject. “The ” CHARLIE HIGH’S. Ginghams, worth 12c, for 8e. Ren- FINE STATIONERY, A fine line o f a fancy Rocker, at # , $61 from the cash box, the receipts o f able engines. punishment of crime and the reform I am always ready to make you the few Ginghams, worth 8c, for 5 c. A L . HUNT’Jy sales after hanking hours. ation of the criminal.” Lowest Prices, quality considered, M iss A l l e n , who has been preach Elegant display of Millinery Goods S. P. HIGH. In Carpets we .offer 5-frame Body M r. Ge o . P a r s o n 's family are now ing at the Church o f the Larger Hope A t t e n t io n is called to the adver this week at / -j Brussels for 69 cents. All-wool Ex Go straight to S. F . H ig h ’s, the Fair Tablets, Papeteris, Envelopes, occupying the residence recently for several months past, has resigned tisement o f the Highway Commission BOYLE & BAKER’S! tra Super Ingrain for 50 cents. and Square place to buy. bought by them on Oak street, near and gone home; on account o f the sick er for bids for repairing the vest end We do not advertise great things We are now opening a department the U. B. church. ness o f a sister. She preached her fare of the river bridge. This brings up and then disappoint you, but it is an M y stock o f Millinery for sale cheap. of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. Note Books, &c., &c.,j go to well sermon.last Sunday. the old question of our connection undoubted fact the Ladies’ Milliner? MRS. F. H. BERRICK. (6 Also Boys’ Clothing. Miss Je s s ie . B o l t o n , of Niles, was with Niles township. Bnt a few years Emporium pleases everybody both in Goods cheap for cash, at ( greeting her many young Buchanan J o h n W y n n ’s boy was riding one of since Buchanan was in - favor of put-, style and price. The late .move to the J. IMHOFF’S. ting a good substantial iron bridge friends at the cobweb social last even John’s horses along Portage street, new store greatly benefitted our trade. We make the lowest price. ^ { across the river, but Niles refused to ing. near the Excelsior works, this morn Am glad to see my old customers back BO YLE & BAKER. COME AN# SEE US. ing, when by some extra twist, the do anything of tbe kind, but raised again, and wiUJie pleased to-welcome WILL. U. MARTIN Will be in Bu Barmore’s Drag Store. T h e Board o f Supervisors last week money enough for a cheap wooden horse broke his fore leg. The horse as many new. . re-elected John T . Beckwith as super strnctnre that has cost them the price chanan- during tbe next-week. A ny was shot. MRS. F. H. BERRICK.p intendent of county poor, bis term of of half a bridge, in repairs and dam orders for tuning and repairing pianos The Bateman Fountain Pen, guar See BOYLE & BAKER for low pric and organs may be left for him at office having expired. G. W . D oliver has resigned the posi ages, and now a new bridge is wanted es on Dry Goods. G 0; M A H k CO tion of-.roadmaster for the Western again. The policy of cheapness in such Morris’ Fair, or address by mail. anteed equal to any in the market. T h e Enterprise this week violates Division o f the Michigan Central, business is entirely wrong, but so long The Ladies’ Millinery Emporium is Remember, we show the largest lin the new postal law and the Michigan position he has held over twenty years. as we are tied to Niles township in the place to find the largest and most of Dress Goods in town. Lowest pric state law, by the publication o f a Cana It is reported that he will abandon this manner we can do nothing but Stylish line o f goods in Buchanan, i j j es guaranteed, at South Bend, Ind. I Price $1,50. M. E. BARMOEE, dian lottery advertisement. railroadmgfor some other business. submit to their way o f building bridges. MRS. BERRIQK, Proprietor. BO YLE & B A K ER’S. sigiis a$ The train was iifidel* faif headway £ES "Spirits, "as 'btf'SelieVes, Ee "has re- when his mightiness was seen by the en Two attics a Minute Without steam. and plunging - ilnougli the garden, graceful sea gull put in an frdined from eatifig or drinking for near A runaway railroad train on the branch tramping the vegetables and knocking gearance in Baltimore^ harbor earlier gineer in an attitude of defiance directly ly two weeks in order that he may he in the middle o f the track. The engineer of the coast division, from Aptos up to down bean poles, the yonng man cling than usual this season, and. old salts pre cured. He says he has not suffered from the Loma Prieta lumber mills created a ing on to the seat, howling for some one dict a hard 'Printer. Whether the. sea blew the whistle and put on the air hunger, but that ho would be willing to brakes, but Sir Boss not only refused to sensation alongthe line of the road Sept. to stop her. gulls aro weather indicators or not, give §1,000,000 to take a good drink of 13. Eight empty cars broke loose from But nothing could stop her. Finally their presence is very desirable. As give way to the ai>proaeluug train, but water. Within this time ho. has lost even with lowered crest charged upon it. the engine at- Monte - Vista, about eight a stone wall got in her track and she scavengers they are useful, and even tho Over forty pounds in weight and ap miles north of Aptos. The road from cleared it in grand shape; hut the buggy? ordinary observer is struck by their The shock was a great one—for the bull. pears twenty years older.—PhiladelpMa The pilot struck him lull in the head, Monte Vista to Aptos is a heavy down young man and harness were so badly beauty and grace. Their predominating Ledger. ______grade the entire distance, and the cars, mixed up thata neighbor who came to color is white, with a gray mantle, vary killing him instantly and throwing the body slightly to one side: Reads tiilce a miracle. soon after starting, attained a tremen the rescue, could not tell one from the ing in shade from a delicate pearl gray other. The cow has not yet been seen, The combination car scraped by the Walter C. Scott, a war veteran, lives dous rate of speedy aud passed through to dark, blackish slate or nearly black. but the rain she left behind Will forever body and remained on the track, but the in a small frame house at Alburtis. Ev Loma Prieta at a mite a minute. Some have blackheads, and their black The flying cars kept on the track until he a monument to her wrath. The caps turn white in winter. The bills rear trucks of the following car left the erybody in that section knew Mm as a track and traveled from one side of the great sufferer from injuries received in they had gone the entire right miles to buggy was carried to tho bam in a for Infants and Children. and feet are generally bright red or yel Aptos. Here four of the cars turned bushel basket and the young man on a low, and make a brilliant contrast with, right of way to the other, bumping over the artillery service, Ms nervous system being shattered, and an incessant shak on to the main track without damage, stretcher.—Belfast (Me.) Age. •“ Castoriais so well adapted tochHdrenthat I the other coloring as the birds dart rap the ties and tearing up both sides of the Castorfa cares Colic, Constipation, ing of the head was one of the ontward two running as far as the Mgh bridge at I recommend it as superior to any prescription Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation. idly pa t o r sail slowly o\ eihead They embankment. Two wrecking frogs were Oarsmon at Harvard. ^ scheb Kills Worms, gives sleep, and. promotes di- effects: Friday Ms spasms were un tbe west end of Aptos, and the other two known to me.” H A ^ A , JI.I)., are a clamorou noisj et with shrill, soon produced, and in ten. minutes the Ill So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. Y. ■ | .__gestion, usually severe and then ceased alto stopping near the station. The other 1 noticed the other day in the papers I without injurious medication. penetratin'- voice They go m flocks train was on its way again.—Centralis an item about Harvard college which, if 'News. ______gether. Then Scott got up^ walked away four cars dashed off the track and were Thb Cestjuto Company, 77 Murray- Street, N. V. or scatter I1L0 scouts or .entmel.. They perfectly cured and jumped over a fence smashed into bits. not an error, is a striking indication of the growth and magitude of the atMetic may be seen floating on the water in Mnilo His Will Before Bobbing tlio Train. next day to provo to the doctors that he How the: cars kept on the track for spirit there. It was to the effect that small companies, or drawn, up on shore A startling feature Of the train rob was not shamming. The case puzzles right miles at such a speed over a curv eighty members of the freshman class hko soldiers, or standing m groups on a bery near Brewton, Ala., was developed the local medical world, and the only ing mountain road is wonderful. No land bar on one foot, quiet and solemn. recently. Criminal court was in session, thing that worries Scott is the idea that one was on the train at the time it .are candidates for their class crew. When not busy eating np such material and Solicitor Stallings had been active he may lose the §72 monthly disability started, and no one was injured, the What a change is tMs from a period as they find to their tastes floating on in " pension allowed by tho government.— only loss bring the four Wrecked cars. .even so late as fifteen or twenty years GHRONIC DISEASES ago, when (at least so I understand from the surface of the water they watch He says the evidence is conclusive as to PhiladelpMa Times: Railroad men claim the train made the A SPECIALTY FOB other birds and rob them o f any special Rube Burrows being the perpetrator. eight miles in four minutes. . the graduates of about that period) a tidbits they have secured. Ho has positive evidence that only two An Odd Game. ■ 5 The down passenger train, from Santa dozen men would he about the number Passengers on steamers entering or days before the train robbery Burrows A game almost unknown in the United Cruz,, bound for San' Francises, had a of freshmen who had this commendable 25 YEARS. 25 1 can give you many references in the city. Call and examine them. leaving Queenstown harbor. Ireland, called on Capt, Green, a prominent at States was heartily enjoyed on Mr. hairbreadth escape from destruction. ambition. Of course the classes have UICHldAN EEFLEENC3S. MICHIGAN HHJ-ESHCEC. / have a pleasant diversion feeding the torney, and, disclosing his identity un Schepflin’s green, at Dnnellen, N. J., The passenger train had passed the place grown since then, hut in nothing like a sea gulls. The birds are quite tame, and similar proportion. I, for one, am not Clios. Johnson, Sturgis, Payne, Westfield, Ind., der professional honor, asked him to Thursday. About ten years ago, while where the runaway came onto the main Mich.,Nervousness, Uco. Heart Disease; L L Sta come close to the vessel to be fed. Fre write Ms (Burrows’) last will and testa abroad, Mr. Schepflin was invited by an line bnt a minute and a half previously. alarmed by tho athletic tendencies of Wyman, Klinger lake, ley, LaPorte, Did-, bleed- ^ j l- ^ I U - U 5TR'5IEDi, quently the birds will catch the food as the modem student. 1 have seen so Mich., Kidneys; Mrs. ingof Lungs; W D Wool- ment. ^ English gentleman to take part in a One o f the wrecked cars struck a cypres Packard Mainer, TFuion ey, HornersviUe, Ind., soon as it strikes the water. When they He said to the lawyer that he had been game at bowls on a green near Liver tree forty feet high and a foot and a half many intellectual men hampered all City, Heart Disease ; Mrs Asthma; John A Peter < SiW L© GUE are given any article particularly dis their lives by want of vigor, and so Sylvester Fellers, Ho- son, Laporte, Ind, lungs; ON A p p l ic a t io n outlawed without a show, and a large pool. Mr. Schepflin was so pleased with5* in diameter and laid it flat, almost tear <1 nnk, Mich., Lungs; Jno. Dora Lluendol), Cold: agreeable they express their indignation price had been put upon his head. He the game that after reacMng home he ing it from the ground.—Cor. San Fran many commonplace men succeed by dint Yost, Van Buren, Ind., Water, Heart; Mr. Lewis by discordant screams: They follow the o f nervous energy and nervous com Kidneys; G W Thomp Big Timber, Montana expected to be killed at any moment, built a green and procured bowls from cisco Chronicle, son, La Grange, lud., Hemorrhage of Kidney; G gr^ ully a steamers far out to sea. picking up any and ho Wanted to dispose of the little he Scotland, and invited a few of Ms friends posure, so to say, that I don’t care how Stomach and Liver: Mrs Mrs Calvin M a s te r s , edible matter thrown from the ship. Naval Prize-Money. much time the boys spend in cultivating Edwin Tanner, Camhria, Frontier, Hemorrhage of possessed in due form. He said he had to share with Mm the pleasures o f the Midi.,Hemorrhage; .Sim Bladder; Orrcn Hiller, The man who for the first tune shoots some money, aud his family would know game.—PhiladelpMa Times. Some interesting particulars in refer-, their muscles and their physique.—Bos eon Dunn, Summerset Litchflcld, Nervous De ono of these birds, expecting to secure a where it was. He has a, sister living ence to the apportionment of naval prize ton Post. Center, Liver; H P Kam- bility: Airs A P Kelly, sey, Hillsdale, Obstruc Sturgis, Ulceration oi CHICAGM.L. large and t lump specimen get- only a about thirty miles from Brewton, just A carious fact is developed by the ar money and bounties are contained in a K o Change. tion of Gall; Kate B Stew Mouth; S J B elch er. miserable. lean carcass sunk in a large art. Adrian, Stomach and Hudson, Dyspepsia; Mrs across the Florida line, and was stopping rest of the men in Washington who had return wMch has recently been printed W. W. Welling, stamp clerk at the mass of feathers, and may be said to be Liver; Eva Parker, Bliss- v & 4 ,‘V I N Hiser, Joncsville, with her at the time he had the will made preparations to steal the telegraph by order of the house of commons. From postoffice, is very popular with the pub ileld, Bright’s Disease; Scrofula: Ltbbic Van gulled.—Baltimore American. written. ic reports o f sporting events from the this it appears that during the financial Clara Bacon, Addison, Vliet, Hillsdale, • Loss of lic, and his return to duty after a few Stomachand Liver: Dan s&.ti > ' ;4*'' £ Hair entirely; Maud Hol Represented by CHAS. PEARS, Bnelian It Is generally believed that Burrows Western Union wires, and that is that year 1889-90 the sum of £8,332 was paid iel Mead, Knlamo, Verti- lis, General Debility, La- Six Minutes’ Stop for a Wedding. weeks’ absence recently was hailed with had in contemplation the Escambia river there is no law there tigs' i the tap over by the accountant general out of a satisfaction by many. Mr. Welling has Grange, Ind. ; Fred My Mr. W ill E. EobinSon, o f Beafisville, ers, Charlotte, Abcess of bridge train robbery, and was preparing ping-Of wires. The paru.o were ar ,total o f £63,365, which has accrued dur Bladder; F hi Gaylord, and Miss Lou Jeffrey, of East Bethle an impediment in his speech Shortly for all emergencies,—Mobile Register. raigned as suspicions characters. ing the last thirty-right years, including after his return a well known business Vermonivilie, Plnrltis; hem, boarded the train at West Browns shares allotted to the Naval Brigade for Mrs Horace MtKinzie, ville said contrived to get married on the There has never been such a peculiar man came to the window .for some DowagiaCjhllcli, Internal Ruined by Cliess. services rendered during the Indian stamps. Mr. Welling tore off a sheet Ciitur, Inflammation, o f Growth; James Clashy, fly while coming to this city. in tbe committal of Fred Elder, of De season as this in the Arctic, only one mutiny and booty gained during the Bladder ; Gaylord Jessup-, Dowagiac, Heart and Liv The party did not wish to be married Whale being killed by the natives Of and threw out the change in his usual and wife, -Westfield, Ind., er; Mrs P D Peters, De troit, for vagrancy is written the close Chinese war of the same decade. brisk manner. Liver and In flaminatSon catur. Skin Disease; Har- at the home of the groom, and Mr. Rob of the life of one of the brightest news either the west or east coasts, The win Of the balance, £47,500 has been paid of Bladder; Mrs. J . W _ vey J Myers, Three Riv “ Well, I see your right hand hasn’t ers,ftws- Lungs:liiinuR* .TitmosJames 51nr OfthiOsburn. Cancer on Face; S J Belcher, Hudson, Stomach and Liver; J L Willett, inson could not get a leave of absence papermen MicMgan ever saw. Fifteen ter being so mild, the only heavy ice in over to tile- consolidated fund since 1865 Dover, Asthma ; J H hlcyro, Cassopolis, Consumption. SO as to get a marriage license in this the ocean was from Icy Cape, and this forgotten its cunning,” remarked" the years ago Elder, who had graduated at in accordance with the act of parlia H X A.StLXIN.tVMor-JS M’K'EHb city, and how to get married away from in no way has impeded the navigation. patron. Amherst, college with high honors and ment, and £7,543remains in hand should “ No,” responded- the clerk, without Twenty-five years devoted to tbe treatment o f Chronic-Diseases and thonsnnds oi pafients enable me home, take a trip and ho hack for duty Obtained Ms diploma from the law school, claimants arise. A curious feature of to cure every curable case. Candid in my examinations, reasonable in my charges. and never encour- A grocer of N. H., sold powder changing Ms expression, “ b-b-but my ase without a surety o f success. on Monday morning was the question to came to MicMgan as a newspaper man. Keene, the return is the fact that out of £20,156. by lamplight twenty years, and some t-t-t-tongue still c-c-c-cleaves to the X > I ? . B- B'REW ER, he solved, and Mr. D. M. Watt, super Hiu mind was o f the brightest, keenest the proceeds of captured slave dhows IP. intendent of the Monongahela division people think that the explosion which r-r-roof of my m-m-month.”—Indian 135 CMeago Ave., Evanston, III. kind, and he could call to mind the very during comparatively recent years, only apolis Journal. of the Pennsylvania railroad, and Col, page and paragraph o f any quotation killed him the other night was the £8,185 appears to have been claimed. Will be at Niles, Mich , Hotel Pike, cn Tuesday, the 18th of November, Chill Hazzard helped the interested from Blackstono or Kent, and was a per natnralest kind of death he could have The government percentage account had. ______Full Faro for tlie Corpse. couple out of an interesting dilemma. fect encyclopedia, on Shakespeare. He shows a total, of £13,161, and out of a On a train- from Aurora toCMcago Mr. Watt had the train stopped at learned to play chess and became en Exlmmii.fr a Famous Composer. balance in hand on April 1,1889, of £3,994 the other day a strange incident oc Monongahela City. Editor Hazzard had raptured with the game. His love for The remains of Johann Christoph only 16s. 4d. seems to have been paid curred. A poor man, accompanied by secured the attendance of the Bev, J. T, chess overcame Ms care for food and Ms Gluck, the great composer, were ex during the year on account of claims three children, was bringing the corpse Riley, of the Methodist Episcopal church, profession, and he lost Ms position. Step humed at the Matrieinsdorf cemetery, arising prior to 1865. The total sum of Ms wife to theeity. He was provided on the depot platform. Mr. Robinson by step he drifted down, sacrificing any Vienna, where they had rested since transferred to the consolidated fond with a ten-trip ticket, and said he had UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OP THE COUNTRY, W ILL OBTAIN and Miss Jeffrey stepped from the train thing for the game.—Detroit Cor. Phila 1787, and reinterred at the Central cem since 1855 is £83,500, in addition to £173,- been told by the station authorities at MUCH VALUABLE INFORMATION FROM A STUDY OF THIS MAP OF to the platform, and the Rev, Mr. Riley delphia Press. etery, in the Musicians’ comer, near 000 referred to in the annual account for Aurora that the fare for himself and pronounced the ceremony without wast those of Beethoven and Schubert, and the year.—Galignani Messenger. children and the body of. the wife could ing any time. A ‘'Simple” and a Spark. close to the Mpzart monument. The he punched from the trip ticket. The The tram stopped at 5:14 o’clock p. m. A fire was caused in a singular way grave was in a disgraceful state. The Worthless Watermelons. conductor insisted upon foil fare for the and was again on its way at 5:21, the the other day in Highland park, opposite grass mound had fallen in and was During the season the watermelon corpse, “ and intimated that if he did IIIIIII buw ceremony occupying just three minutes. New Brunswick, N. J. The handsome overgrown with weeds; the gravestone business was the best it has ever been. not get it he would have to put the body E v Us i k s A liB i B.Wfi!SLEV”S A n immense crowd had assembled at country residence of Peter Zimmerman had disappeared, and only an obelisk Prices were high and sales large, for off.” A disinterested passenger thought the station, and a hand was playing the was discovered to be on fire: The flames bearing Gluck’s name marked tbe spot. melons have been better than usual this the man had, sufficient sorrow without wedding march as the bride and groom were first seen in a bay window at the The workmen had some difficulty in year. So good was the business that tbe being compelled to argue with the con stepped upon the platform. As the east end of the third story hall, where clearing away the roots and shrnbs. river men who were engagedinbringing ductor, and paid the fare.—PhiladelpMa the sun was shining in. It is concluded The first thing brought up was a por the melons went back to the York liver Ledger. the crowd showered rice upon them un that the fire was started by a dimple in tion of a rotten wooden coffin, followed region, down the bay, and brought large IMBIWBE&T IffiEM-lffiE® til they were literally covered.-—Pitts tbe Window glass contracting the sun’s by fragments of bones—a shoulder blade, loads np there, expecting to realize Weather signs conflict tMs year with burg Dispatch. rays. The flames were quickly extin portions of the skull, a collar bone, arm handsomely. Then the “ cold snap” set the usual regularity. A covey of part guished by using water from the tank on bones, the under jaw, with three teeth, in, and the melon operators were all ridges took shelter in a Norristown out- Eight Wheel Electric Street Car. shed, and the prophets predict a cold lllllliffClIB the roof.—Philadelphia Ledger. a double tooth, one or two ribs, and damped. A t one wharf on the river The Springfield avenue electric rail finally some flowing brown hair, proba front there were 40,000 melons going Winter on the strength of the visitation. ^EOiiinEO “A sicliffiila o ® nr road was started in Newark Oct. 4, with A t the public land sale at the state bly from a periwig. The earth was begging at $4 to §8 a hundred, while A swarm of bees have celled up a Jiome Follow DmEiinm §in§B& eight wheel cars as large as ordinary house in Augusta, Me., not a single per sifted for an hour, and as nothing more earlier in the Season the same quality of- near the top of a Sunbury oak tree, aud steam railroad coaches, and capable of son appeared to bid. B y telegraph and could be found a wooden case was filled rnrions sold easily for two or three times tbe prophets predict a mild winter. carrying sixty passengers. The line letter, however, five bids were received with the remains and placed in a hand these prices. What a chance the Wash The emperor of Austria has subscribed runs from Market street station through and twenty lots, of land were sold. TMs some metal coffin,, over wMch the Vienna ington hoarding house keepers had to “Seeine is Believine:” the busiest part of the city, and the cars absence of bidders in person rendered “ put np” watermelon rind preserves!— upward of £100,000 toward the various Men’s Amateur choir afterward sang funds which have been raised for the re were sandwiched in between the horse the sale the most novel in the annals of selections from Gluck’s Vienna operas, Washington Post. cars of other lines, but increased speed the state, ______lief of the sufferers by the late floods in performingin the evening Ms “ Ameida.” his dominions. Tlip archdukes, his was made, and the day passed without a —St. James’ Gazette. -Ex-Senator Pomeroy's RigHotel Hill. the emeftio, eook n u n & m n m u s t , horsebeing seriously frightened or a col A encumber on exMbition at Mont The judgment of §15,32450 recently majesty’s brothers, have given £80,000. gomery, Ala., is 33 inches long, 124 IncludingU mainvwam lines,11IV. a TM Branches.andwaaA La A a extensions Eastaama and - 1*,11 W .1 est ^ iof i ,. ■ tbe., ,. lision occurring. One passenger had his A Promising Western Industry. issued by the supreme court of Kansas inches wide and weighs 60$ pounds. It The police at CMllicothe, Mo., are in veona, i,a sane, moune, r o c k island, m LuijliN (j ih —D avenport, Muscatine, arm broken by coming in contact with The sugar beet factory at Grand in favor of the plaintiff in the case of is called the ‘ 1 Centennial,” and the patch hot water. An enterprising advertising Ottumwa, Oskaioosa, Des Moines,W interset, Audubon, Harlan, and Council And the best lamp one of the central poles while waving a Island, Neb., began operations recently, E. A. Smith against S. E. Pomeroy dates 'Bluffs, in IOW A—Minneapolis and St. Paul, in MINNESOTA—Watertown ever made, like Alad in Which it grew is full o f cucumbers firm distributed a wagon load of wMs- and Sioux HaHs. m DAKOTA—Cameron. St. -Tosenb. and Kansas City, in salute out of the window to a friend on and manufactured over 300 barrels of back to 1873. Smith was proprietor of din’s of old, a “ won the sidewalk. Weighing from one pound to the weight the old “ Tefft house” in Topeka, where tles to the children of that place, and — - — ------, ------H o r to n , T op ek a , derful lamp!” A lamp refined sugar, ready for market, during the noise they make is identical with Hutchinson, Wicbita, BeHeviBe, Abilene, CaldweU, in KANSAS—Pond absolutely non. Each car was equipped with two twen of the one mentioned. Pomeroy made his celebrated unsuccess Creek, Kingfisher, Fort Reno, in the INDIAN TERRITORY—and Colorado exploslv*, oodas° the first twenty-four hours it was in that Of the police wMstle. Springs, -Denver, Pueblo, in CGJjORABO. FREE Reclining Chair Cars to breakable, which ty horse power motors geared to one operation. The statement is made that ful attempt to be re-elected United AMiH fwArw rfn4>io am f’t Al m All 'I < J- rtN tw. ^ m u .*1 A *3 ma d : .1 ... J Tt a V —. A A Vi V gives a clear, soft, axle of each truck. They surmounted Hon. Bonum Nye, Who is 95 years it is the largest and most complete beet States senator, Pomeroy quartered Ms The Anglo-French postal convention, brilliant t r lilf e light the steep lulls on Springfield avenue old, is Still the active treasurer of a sav vast areas of rich farming and. grazing lands, affording the best facilities o f 8 5 candle power! sugar factory in the world. The long, political friends at the “ Tefft house” signed in Paris on Sept: 24, 1856, which of intercommunication to all towns and cities east and west, northwest Purer and brighter Without much diminution of speed.— ings bank in North Brookfield, Mass,, drought cut the crop o f beets short, during the campaign, creating a bill of and southwest of Chicago, and Pacific and transoceanic Seaports. than gaslight, softer and recently gave a reception at Ms resi expired on the 80th ultimo, has been than -electric light, New York Sun. therefore the new factory will only have §19,324.50. After his defeat Pomeroy dence that lasted from. 4 o’clock in the prolonged .until Dec. 31 'o f this year by RSAGMiFgCSSIT ¥ESTI^ULS EXCESS TRAILS, more cheerful than supplies for a ninety day run, TMs is paid Smith §4,000, claiming that was either ! That lamp is A Four Thousand Pound Clieese. afternoon till 10 in the evening. exchange of notes between the two gov Leading aH com petitors in splendor Of equipment, cool'w eU ventilated, and an enterprise o f wonderful interest to enough. " Smith thereupon instituted ernments. free from dust. Through Coaches, Pullman Sleepers, FREE Reclining €6 A t the cheese factory in East Otto re proceedings in the district court of At- Chair Cars, and (east of Missouri River) Dining Cars Daily between Chicago, cently there was put in the hoop the big Melrose Abbey, the farmers of the great grain raising Des Moines, Council Bluffs, and Omaha, with Free Reclining. Chair Car to Tfate Rochester.*9 There is no doubt that Melrose abbey states, cMson county for the balance. The debt, It is rumored that a Brooklyn expert North Platte, Neb., and between Chicago and Colorado Springs, Denver, And with it there is no smoke, n o smell, gest • -Reese ever made in this region, and including interest and costs, amounts to has invented or perfected a storage bat ;io broken chimneys, no flickering, -no sweating, probably the largest ever made in the is yearly visited by more strangers and If sugar beet raising proves successful no climbing up o f the flame, no “ tantrums'* pilgrims from foreign lands than, any tbe manufacture of our own sugar will about §20,000.—St. Louis Republic. tery that will cause a sensation in the California Excursions daily, with CHOICE OF ROUTES to and from Salt nor annoyance of any kind, and it never United States. It measures five feet in Lake, Ogden, Portland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, The DIRECT needs trimming. Its founts (oil reservoirs) other great abbey, castle or palace in be of inestimable- benefit to all tbe electrical world, Life and efficiency not being tough rolled seamless brass, With cen diameter and is thirty-nine inches high, rigs Ripening Outdoors in Maine. LINE to and from Pike’s Peak, Manitou, Garden of the Gods, the Sanitari Scotland, not excepting Holyrood palace, people of the nation. . When our shops Mtherto attained are claimed, and also u m s, a n d S c e n ic G ra n d eu rs o f C o lo ra d o . tral draft, it is a b s o lu t e ly u a h r e a k a h le 9 Its weight when cured will be 4,000 Mr. R. F. Gordon, of Livermore, writes: that it does not conflict with patents on snd as ns a taltoiu candle* pounds, and fully 8S,000 pounds of milk in Edinburgh, and briefly recalling its ifild factories consume all the farm prod Only five years old, and over iiao million- o f environment and Mstory will have in ucts the days o f depression and over “ I would like to say that 1 have a fig storage batteries now existing. VIA THE ALSERT LEA ROUTE, these lamps in -use. Itmust bea GOOD lamp to was used in its manufacture. The tree, now ten years old, wMch is out of make such a telling success. Indeed it is, terest to many. The vale of Melrose, production are past, and farming will for lamps may come and lamps may go, but lying in the very heart of the valley of lie prosperous business at all times. doors aud bears every year. It has Proceedings have been entered in Pitts-, Kansas City: Through Chair Car and Sleeper between Peoria, Spirit Lake, the Rochester ” shines on forever ! "We milk unusually rich, so this huge cheese make over 2,ood artistic varieties,—Hanging The Grand Island mill has a capacity borne about forty ripe figs this year, and burg to contest the will of John Scott; and Sioux Falls, via Rock Island. The Favorite Line to Pipestone, W ater- is expected to be of prime quality. the Tweed, just below the confluence of town/ Sioux Falls, and the Summer Resorts and Hunting and Fishing and Table Lamps, Banquet, ^tudy, Vase and now has several nearly ripe upon it, with deceased president of the Allegheny Piano Damps,—every k in d , in Bronze, Por About four weeks’will be required to the Gala water, the Yarrow,. Etrick of 350 tons of beets per day, wMch yield Grounds of the Northwest. 250 barrels o f sugar. Every particle of about 100 green. The fig does not ripen Valley Railroad company, in which the -THE: SHORT LINE VIA SENECA AND KANKAKEE offers facilities to celain, Brass, Nickel and Black Wrought Iron. cure it thoroughly. This record breaker water and the river Tweed, is perhaps Ask the lamp dealer for it, Book for the the beet is saved, cattle being fed on tbe the same year in which it forms, and the widow is entirely ignored and three sons ouncil Blufls, St. was made for a grocery house o f Cincin seven miles long. _____ .. . , ______,, ____, andSt-Paul. trade-mark stamp- *4T» e R ochester-** If he refuse, and chewing-gum being made of fig tree does not blossom, bnt the fig is aro bequeathed §1 each. ' : - ’ ■ Fog-Tickets, Maps, Folders, or desired information, apply to any Ticket hasn't th orenuine Rochester and tbe style you nati, who are about to occupy a large The Tweed gently curves around it want, or ifno lamp-store as near, send to us from Abbotsford on the west to the vi certain parts that are left over.—Iowa formed and grows from the under side Office m thS^United. States or Canada, or address for free illustrated catalogue (and reduced new building. It is wanted as an at The World’s fair commissioners have: price-list), and we will box and send you any cinity o f Drygrange on the east, border State Register. of a leaf to about the size of a large E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN, traction forthe opening.—Buffalo Com acorn the first year, and the second year decided very properly that the intricacy lamp safely by express, right to your door, ing and intersecting, central spaces of General'SEsiager. CHICAGO, IUIj. Gen’I Ticket & V.iss. Agent mercial. LSglst Fingei’ed with His Teeth. to the size of a hen’s egg and then ripens. of shafting and belting, so prominent in ROCHESTER, I aAMP CO., about a mile in breadth surpassingly all displays_of machinery, will be done 4 2 Park Placc» New York* The Buffalo fire department has lately rich in pastures, groves, orchards, ham A few days ago John Benzley, a well —Lewiston Journal. ZZanvJaclursrs, andsole Owners ofBochesterJ>atent&. known sporting man, appeared at tbe away with:;tiieir place being taken by largest hamp Stora the World, received a novel fire engine which has lets and mansions. These are protected Policeman Patrick Stark, of the Third electric motel's. Press th© Button, excited mnch interest in that city. The Four Courts and complained to the po n > -by heights picturesquely diversified with precinct, New York city, found the carriage is constructed entirely of papier lice that ho had been robbed of a dia It O p e n s tender recesses and wooded braes, while champion scrupulous man while acting A JTfencieivfor Electric Cars. xnache, all the different: parts of the immediately behind the town, to the mond stud valued at §500, for the recov A recent invention consists of a fender :nd Lights.' ery of which he would give§20ff: H a as a census enumerator. He was J. •Tho Sf.-lcie Self-LlchUne body, wheels, poles and the rest being south, rise those weird Mons Tremon- Grinker, of No. 76 East Broadway, who for street railway cars run by electric IPocUet No Toy not stated that he was in somjahny with a To guvs Biliousness, Sick Headache, Consti jimetack, but aTcalocunlue finished in the best possible maimer. tium of the Romans, the Eildon hills. refused to give any information, as in ity. ,It presents a platform capacious m m m m m la m p ill r.id.cl case, tiz e o f "While the1 durability and powers of re Tradition has it that they once formed man uamed Fuerst, alias Forrest, and pation, Malaria, Liver Complaints, take i ’.socket jnntch safe: bum s ono his opinion “ it was a reflectionupon the enough to receive a victim so unfortu scorn S C R O F U L A |nouv;qiilcklyTe-flUe3. CSKIne sistance possessed by this material are a single cone,, which was cleft in three that when he awoke next morning his the safe anti certain remedy, [live agent wanted in every diamond was, gone. As the screw part United States government.” nate as to be caught upon the track be BRONCHITIS I town. Som&ody vrJlmcdie S 1 0 u fully as great as those of wood, the during an ecstacy of rage on the part of SBSIWSS’S ‘ « weds enth it Sample anil still remained in Ms shirt lie came to fore a car. A t a slope before it is .a EMULSION COUCHS outfit and 1000 extra lighters Gent prepaid for 8 1 If weight is of course mnch less. Scotland’s once famous wizard—a real Congress several years ago enacted a you write and mention this paper, w ill telly on how the conclusion that it could not have heavyfour ply rubber belting, pliable COLDS to get ono for nothing. Address ItetailDeportmentof character of flesh and blood and authen law placing an import duty o f $10 per been lost, consequently the: thief must enough to pass over paving stones and CURES Rochester Lamp Co.f 37 Barclay Street, New York. ; •‘"Wbotton,” George W. Childs’ coun ticated black art power—Sir Michael pound, upon smoking opium brought into la s t in g diseases have embraced Mm and bitten the dia similar objects, but sufficiently rigid to try home at Bryn Mawr, is regarded as Scott. They are noble heights, around this country. Notwithstanding this mond out of the setting. prevent an arm or leg from being drawn Wonderful Flesh Producer. one of the most expensively maintained .and between WMch banners of mist are heavy dutythe regular' importation of ■Use th e SBIALff, S iz e (40 little Beans to the Hardly had Mr. Benzley reported Ms b ottle). T h e y a r e t h e m o s t c o n v e n ie n t . country places in the United States. forever floating, as if still signaling to opium through legal channels and upon under tho fender.—Electrical Review, Many have gamed one pound robbery when Nettie May complained to- S u i t i -o I g io r all i^.ges. The wages of the servants alone amount the old Roman hosts, the wizards, the wMch duty was paid amounted to §1,500,- per day by its use. S?riec o f either size, 25c. per Bottle'. the police that she had had bitten out of The Wise Organ Grinder. to §1,000 a-month. A new stable is in Piets, and the Druids they once knew. 000 last year. Scott’s Emulsion is hot a secret process of erection on the grounds at an Sixteen grand terraces rib their lofty her ear a diamond earring valued at §250. . Mother (of spoiled child)— I am remedy. It contains the stimulat She-said that she was in company with d £ « ^S:MniiodTor4 et*. (coppers or stamps)* estimated cost of §40,000. sides, recalling those marvelous nature A clever New York journalist, Frank greatly obliged to you for bringing my ing properties of the Hypophos- Lf.SrdlTH&GQ,Ma£crsof‘'BHEBEANSl-'ST. LOUIS M0. riddles of the north, the weird and won Fnerst. While they were in the honse lin Fyles, recently produced a new play little boy back. phites and pure Norwegian Cod A Kansas man. sunk a shaft on his: drous parallel roads of lone and far Glen- he placed his: arms around herneck and called: “ Overlook” at Boston, and critics - - Organ Grinder—I frada he teaclia hugged and kissed her: After liis-de- Liver Oil, the potency of both farm, the other day, and in going down roy.—Cor. New York 'Commercial Ad commend it as very entertaining,rnpveT munk bada tricks.—-New York Weekly." being largely increased. It is used H u m p h r e y s ' 100 feet, it is said, struck two five foot vertiser. parture she discovered the loss o f one of and dramatic. Mr. Fyles has: written by Physicians all over the world, Dit. H uutiireys’ Specifics arc scientiflcally and ‘veins of mineral paint, a ten foot stratum her diamond earrings, although the set several plays,"bnt “ Overlook” is said to JustinH. McCarthy, the play adapt-. carefully jirepared prescriptions; used for many- of brick clay, a twenty inch vein of coal An Eleven Ton Powder Blast. ting stall remained in her ear, the thief years in private practice with success,auditor over FITS!"When I say Ctma I flo notm ean merelyto be his strongest in. conception • andorigi-. er, is a member of the house of com- PALATABLE AS MILK. tlilrtyyearsnsed by thermopile. Every single Spe stop them for a time, and than have theta xe« and a five foot stratum; of marble. The huge blast of powder at Port Ores having bitten tbe diamond out.—St. cific Is a special cure for the disease named. turn again. I SIEA1T A RADICAL C(JR£k naliiy. . 1: ■. mdnX|incl is a son of Justin. McCarthy, Sold by all Druggists. These Specifics cure without drugging, purg cent, for wMch preparation bad-been so Lonis Globe-Democrat. ing or reducing the system, and are In fact and I have made the disease of Tito Bones o f Mirabeaa. long and carefully made, was success A Wonderful Cannon* ' novelist and journalist. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, N.Y. deed, the s o v e r e i g n r e m e d i e s o f t h e W o r l d * A couple o f years ago there was a great sThbl^ei; is also a member of tlie bouse FITS, EPILEPSY fully fired at 5:30 o’clock the other after An Aroostook Prod act. In process of construction at the gun. LIST OF FIH.VCIPAL NOS. CUBES. PIUCES. quest for the bones of Mozart. Now it factory in Watervliet is a 10-inch gun,' 1 5'cvei’Sj Congestion, Inflam m ation.*25 FAZ.IiIN G SICESESS, noon. The day .had been very misty, . The annnal “ potato raid” is in progress 2 W orm s, Worm Fever, Worm Colic.. 5 is for the bones of Mirabeau. The play which prevented the actual movement in Aroostook, Me., as the starch facto Which, when completed, will be one of ; —-----'“r 3 C rying C olic, or Teething of Infants *25 A life-long study. I -WABRAKT jny remedy td ground o f a boys’ school near the Boule 'i jfaj&r Reid, of Abbeville, Ga., has a Curb the worst cases. Because others have of the rock being seen, but the effects ries are beginning their season’s work. the greatest caliber and most wonderful- DOSE’S EXTRACT failed isnoreasonfor notnoWrcceiving aenre. IftigeJ^Og that sits on'his haunches and vard Saint Marcel has been tom np, and produced axe prodigious. The weight of This is one of the most novel sights to in its design ever made in tMs country. S i E l l D Send at once foratreatiseandaFREEBorriB m o o n 5, W h o i i M si+. a. +.?ma nu 7 Coughs, Cold, Bronchitis...... :..... *2a em edy an amazing number o f bones and skele the powder used Was 22,000 pounds, and be witnessed in this section of the. coun TMs huge gun-will be built according to- e moon" for hours at a time on S N euralgia, Toothache,Faceaclie...-. ,25 o i m y iNFAi/MBtE R . Give Express 9 H eadaches, SickHeadache, VcrUgo ,2 5 and Post Office. It costs yon nothing for a tons have certainly been discovered, but it was disposed in six chambers along a try—the long line o f teams hauling the Capt. Crozier’s latest design of wire |iit nights. The inference is 1010 £>yspepsia,S>yspepsia, Bilious Stomach...... - *25,2 5 trial, and it will cure you. Address 11IT ftnnivrnnfiftriSuppressed or’Pn.in'fnlor Painful Periods. .2,1*25 no one can say which of them arethere- transverse tunnel seventy-six feet from potatoes to the factories and waiting winding. Capt. Crorier is located in the : 'thati® le major lias no immediate 12 ^VAltes, too Profuse Periods...... ,2 5 H .G . S O O T , EIS.C., 183 P£fiRL ST., KEWVor.8 mains of the great hero o f the'Revolu- the face o f the bluff Which projects out their torn to unload. There is a great ordnance department at Washington,, ^arighbore. IS Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing...^ ,2 5 • • ------11 ~ -■ 14 Halt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions. ,2 5 tion. The skeleton, wherever it is, has at the western ride of the harbor. It crop in Aroostook this year, the largest and the present gnn is the fourth of its - 15 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains— ,2 5 : John Coraty, an inmate of tlie IIS Vovor and Ague, Chills, Malaria...... 50 had strange experiences, Mirabeaudied was calculated to displace about 65,000 for many years, in fact, and there will kind in existence. The work oYboring 1 7 P iles, J3lind or Bleeding...... *50 Hendricks County (Ind.) asylum, has lO Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the JTead .50 in 1791, and on the 4th of April his body tons of rock, or 320,000 cubic yards. be a good supply for the factories, as the the gnn has been completed, and^it will 20 Whooping: Cough, Violent Coughs. *50 was conveyed with extraordinary pomp The wires formed a circuit of 40,000 feet, -latter are paying very good prices. be placed in the lathe preparatory to been granted , a pension of §13,500. 24 Generall>ooility»Physical Weakness *50 27 Kiducy?>isease-...... *50 to the Pantheon. His was the first in and the shot was touched off by means There are about forty factories in Aroos commencing the wire winding: H a is a lunatic, having received in 28 Nervous Mobility ..1,00 terment in the great temple that was to juries,during the war which destroyed SO U rin a ry W ealsness, WettingBed. *50 o f a dynamo-electric machine. took county and on its. border, and as The square wire to be used will be of 32 Diseases o f tlieHcart,Palpltatioiil,00 hold the ashes of the noblest Frenchmen. The whole population, including many they use upward o f two xnillion bushels steel; as is also the gnn proper, a-tenth his mind. Sold by Druggists, or sentpostpaid on receipt A couple of years afterward papers visitors, retired to a safe distance, and yearly, it is seen that, potato raising and of an inchin thickness and will he wound, of price. Dit. HuiuriiitETs* IIanual, (144 pages), On the Upper Congo there are today richly bound in cloth and gold, mailed free. were discovered that proved the people’s all doors and windows were left wide starch making in Aroostook are indus from the breech to the muzzle-the entire Kumphreys7McuicineCo.l09PultoiiSt.2v Y,. idol had received considerable sums of twenty-three steam vessels of various open. - The battery was touched off by tries of considerable magnitude.—Cor. length: To produce the desired work a TRADE HARK money from Louis A Vi. So it was de Miss Adeline J. BeeMer, of Seattle. The Boston Transcript. dynamo has been placed in the gnn fac sizes;1 and every one o f them was car- I T CUTJH3S SPECIFICS. cided to cancel the public burial, and, in (displacement o f rock is sometMng over tory, which will be utilized to weld the : ried piecemeal on the backs of men Caocers, Humors, Sores, Ulcers, Swelling^, fact, to remove the bones. This was in 20,000 cubic yards, but no estimate can A Black Hilla Nugget. ends of the wire by electricity. When 235 miles through the wilderness. Tumors, Abscesses, Blood Poisoning, Salt Rbeum, Catarrh, .Erysipelas, Rheumatism, effect done, but they should be buried yet be ascertained, as the rock is cracked A few days since John White, of Bear completed it is expected that this gun and all Blood and Skin Diseases. M ARVELCyS somewhere. The leaden coffin was car all around within 150 feet. gnlch, brought in a nngget taken from will throw a 565 pound projectile from S t a t e o f Oh io , Ci t y o f T o le d o , ) P rice, Si per Pint'Bottle. or 0 Bottles to r §5. •S3. 1 lb. can Solid Extract $2.50- ried off to the cemetery of Saint Marcel, The blast made an opening of about one of the placer claims in that district twelve to fifteen miles, the greatest dis L u c a s Co u n t y , ' j J. M. LOOSE RED CLOVER CO.. % grave yard used forthe interment of 123 fe e t b y 75 deep, and, was a complete wMch weighed 49 pennyweights 6 grains. tance yet accomplished. The weight of F r a n k J.'CnENEY makes oath that Detroit, Hick. criminate. And now when the bones success in every particular. The con In removing the' sand from the gold a the powder charge will be about 230 he is the senior partner of tlie firm of FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ° E s t a b l i s h e d 1 8 5 7 . are wanted they cannot be identified. cussion was very slight,, and no damage piece o f the original nugget was brpken pounds, and the penetration will be, it F . J . Ch e n e y & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State .O U R -N E W No leaden coffin can be discovered, and to surrounding buildings or other prop off. The two pieces, one weigMng 34 is expected, .about twenty-four inches in raHS Solid. aforesaid, and that said firm will pay OoldW atcliL•PStPF______A third of a century of experience the authorities are uncertain whether to erty was done. N ot even a pane of glass pennyweights G grains, the other 15 pen armor plate.—Albany Argus. Worth & IO O .O O . Heat £85 DISCOVERY. select a skeleton and do it vicarial hom Was broken.—Cor. Seattle Post-IhteHi- nyweights, are on exMbition at the the sum of ONE HUNDRED DQL-- _ivrate1tin.t!ie world. Perfect OnlyMEMORY G enuiae System of Memory iBiiains. and progressive improvement is rep , — timekeeper. Warmutedheayy,, Four Books Learned in oas rcudies, age or let matters revert to their old gencer. Deadwood National bank. In the old A Belfast Youth's Experiment* LARS for each and every base o f Ca ^""'|Soi.iD GOLD hunting coses* Itliml .vumlcrinij cured. iBoth ladios* and gent’s sizes, resented in THE LEADER LINE condition.—Ball Mall Gazette. days Bear gnlch and Nigger hill yield One of Our young men asked his fa tarrh that cannot be' cured by the use w ith works and c o s o s of Every child aad adult greatly benedtt'ed. Strange Hallucination. o f H a l l ’s Ca t a r r h Cu r e . r equaTYnluc. . ONE PERSQNin Grestindncemeois to Correspondence Giessca. of STOVES and RANGES. ed many a valuable nngget, bnt few ther for the horse the other evening to __eoch locality can secqrd ono Pro3oocto3,_witb Opinions o( I>r,VVul. II. .Hniu Mad Bali and Iran Borge. Ralph Blood, of Waterbury, Conn., larger than this—before it was broken— go to Northport. Bat the old gentle FRANK J. CHENEY, ^ n f r e e , togcther with oiir. large . The line embraces an extensive ^nd valuable Im o o fS o u s e lio I d itPCTch A big black and white bull undertook a remarkably well read man, is slowly have been found in any placer camp,— man allowed that he and his wife would Sworn to before me and subscribed ’S a m p l e s . * Tbcso eoraplcs^s Atcll oeist, J . ltl. B iicillcy. D .D .. editor of ti:o C k'■■retint7*71,11 starving Mmself to death, the victim of in my presence, this 6th day of Decem ob tbe watch, ore f r e e . - • All the work you Advocate, Jf-T., I t ic h a r d P r o c t o r , the Sracntis ; variety* of R anges, C ook Stoves the task of butting atrain off the track Deadwood Pioneer. g o . themselves, and noon after did,, go, need
