•Wl I ' IM ^ — WATERYLIET RECORD

VOLUME 11. WATERVLIET, MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 27, 1892. NO. 13.

MARKET REPORT. Combination Spring Wagons at Hill's. National Flag Bunting for Deoorationr A. K. Kelly's infant child is dangerous- 7 cts. per yard at Eggs—12^0. R. E. WIGENT'S. Do you Know— Butter—12^c. ly Ul. Coats' Thread 4 cents per spool or 48 THAT BMtoa Harbor it the largest city in the County? Potatoes- 25c. Salt 86 cents per bbl. at Grant's Cosh Wheat-83c. Store, Coloma. cents psrdoz. at Grant's Cash Store, Oats—85. Brown and Thompson will get all the Coloma. Do you Know— lumber out of your logs that there is ia BREVITIES. In view of the feeling of disoourage- THAT Enden and Terry, the enterprimng young: mer- thsm. ment among farmers over the late plant- ahtnta of tbia wma Beaton Harbor, have the Largest Beat Selected and Finest Build a house to rent. The Western Boad Grader appears to ing of corn, some one has suddenly re- Youth's and Men's Clothing to be found in Southwestern Mich- S. D. Lavely has a sick boy. be the favorite with road makers, F. M. membered that the beet corn crop ever k**9 Kalamazoo Top Buggies at Hill's. Witbeck, of Millburg, is sgent. raised in Illinois was in 1858, when ow- Flooraid is the only fioor paint that is ing to uufsvorable weather the planting Frank Coon's adopted child is eiok. any good on porches and similar outdoor could cot be done till the first week in WELL A change in Witbeck's ad. this week. work. H. Peirce & Son, agents. June. Eugene Austin and Gottlieb Scherer It IS so, whether you know it or not, and if you don't this ad. is put Natural Finish Boad Wagons at Hill's. A HOUSEKEEPER'S PROTEST. added to the list of patrons of the Wal- fem for TOUB particular benefit; to call YOUR attention U> the fact that Salt 85c. per bbL at Waldsn & Oo.'s. ter A. Wood Single Apron Binders. Showing added to oar already large stock, The infant child of Wm. Huddleston up the Bogus Baking Get your Straw Hats for Childrens Powder Tests. is sick. Day and Decoration Day at The Chicago Tribune, referring to the Mr. George Bowles is laid up with a R E. WIGENT'S. $20,000.00 lame back. schemes of the baking powder tester^ S. M. Haskell was home from La who are going through various sectioM worth of clothing,- Ed Yates has the frame of his new^ Porte, Indiana, Sunday. He reports a o f this State, givss a letter from a house- hoose up. destructive frost where he was Friday keeper, exposing the fraudalsnt ohano- including, C. Lederer has oar thanks for a bunch morning. ter of the perform an os. of Hne pie-plant. Call and see the MFsmouB Oil Bangs" Mrs. Page, says our exchange, writsa All the Latest Styles in Soring F. A. Blackmer and wife went to Chi. at H. Peirce & Sou's. It beats the gas- that she was recently visited by the lady Overcoats, Light and Me- cago Wednesday. oline stove to death and no odor or dan- agents of a powder which she did not.ose An elegant line of Flower Pots at ger of explosions. who attempted to show her by boiling dium Suits, Conformation Grant's Coloma. The shomuker says he has worked in and stewing it that there was something wrong about ths brand shs doss uss, the Suits both English and Don't put the building lots up out of Waterviiet three years, and in that time American, Spring Hats,— a poor man's reach. he has lost only about two dollars and a Royal. No amount of maaipalatkm, half in bad debts. however, succeeded ia doing thia. The Knox & Stetson's in all The Walter A. Wood Maehioes ate Royal went through all tests triamphantljr daily gaining favor. Drew Selby & Go's. Ladies Fine Shoes and without a fiaw, and the tester ac- shades & styles. The latest Linen Note and Letter Paper for sale for sale at Grant's, Coloma, tbey are ex- knowledged herself beaten. The tester novelties in Neckwear, at the RucoBt) ? ffloe. tra good value, and you can make no then took a can of Royal from hsr poeket mistake in buying them. Black mer has cawed oat all ths logs he and from that produced almost anything in fact had ia his mill yard. By the middle of the summer business she called for. She ssid that she bad 1 will be so rushing in Watervliet that made tbia test before many hoosskeepen, BVSBYTHINQ that is geaerally foutd in a first-claes Gent's Furnuhiog Mrs. W. C. Bpreea is ill at the home of •steMWunsct. some of ue will have to take.to thejwoods and had by it induced them to throw her father, P. O. Bowe. to get a little quiet and rest. away the Royal. "My opinion is," writsa H.J. Bay was in Dowcgino on busi- John Carrier, of Bnnton Harbor, while Mrs. Psge, "that this tssting is a fraad. We Buy for Cash. ness one day last week. etill owing un for the full time that we It was evident to me that the sample of Royal she drew from her pocket had bnsa Have you tried B. E. Wigent's Famous have been publisbiDg the RECOKO, re- doctored for the purpose of making tbsaa Jap Tea, 3 lbs for 81.00. futes bis paper at the post cilice. We Sell for Cash. teats, and I cannot see how any sensible Two inchss of snow Nil at Faribault, Charles Vrooman and wife wars visit- boueewife could be so readily fooled. I Minn., New Richmond, Wis., and various ing ic Indiana, last week. believo also tbst where that whsrs thsy other points in ths Northwest last Fri- : > o3 THEREFORE can they slip some substancs into the tin Good Hay for sale at Eight Dollars per day. ton at William Polmanteer's. in which thsy boil tbs wster and powdsr. We can save you money by buying from us. There was a frost last Friday morning. When thay are watched too doeely and 1 ^ A. Baiter will soon begin patting So far as we can learn no damage was cannot do it, then they produce the small sppls barrels for ths fall trade. 3 done except to a few of the earliest straw- can expreesly prepared tor the pnrpoai* CALL and SEE. Special sale of bleached muslins at berries. Ths women who are performing thsss 8. D. Walden & Co.'a next Friday. n sight-pound girl lately arrived aC alleged tests are, perhaps, innocsnt of the 1 1 ames Harper's, and was so wsll received great fraud in which they are parUdpaati Do yon use the Cary-Ogden paints? t she has decided to remain and he- but no censure is too severe for the em- Mersi Terry, f" ™ " M H. Peirce & Son are agents for them. me a member of the family. ployers who thus use them te do flliort 102 Main St. 107 Water St. Landreth's Garden Seeds, also a good E. T. Spencer has found a place where work which they dare not tbsmselvse line of Bulk Seeds at Grant's, Coloma. he will linger for a couple of months— perform, and which has brought Beat stock of Paint Brushes in town at Wsst Farmington, Trumbull County, before tho courts elsewhere. H. PEIRCE & SON'S. Ohio. So he orders the.RBOOBD sent to* him. Head Qnarters Garfield Post Ho. 80, Wilson Bridges' new bouse is ap and Dep't of Mich. G. A. B. incIOsed, windows in and doors hang. The man who builds the right sort of a house to rent in Watervliet will have Coloma, May 26th, 18BL Two young men from Hartford are an investment that will brin^ him from COMRADES: talking of starting a cigar factory here. twelve to fifteen per cent, interest for The dutiee of "Memorial Day" are Hurrah! Nurralr! Another furniture dealer in town is Hurrali! years. again at hand. The 30th of May hsi one of the possibilities of the near future. Visitors in Watervliet who are aware been made a National Holliday and sa THE BOOM IS HERE. Fred S. Alhn and Mies Rosa Wilkeson of the importance of the paper mill that such it is incumbsnt upon all loyal and were married at Hartford on the 14th is coming here all agree that it will in a law abiding citizens to properly obsarre inst. few years be the best town between Ben- the same, but we as members of the SO AM I, Top Buggies, Boad Wagons, Read ton Harbor and Grand Rapids. Grand Army of the Republic are ondsr yet greater obligations to ksep the day Carts, Two-Seat Wagons—at Hill', The wet weather is fine for grass, and sacred in order that we may keep gresa With a ftill stock of8111111== Coloma. the pisturea and mesdows never looked the memory ?of our fallen comradea. C. Lederer will build thirty rods of better. Jaae grass is heading out, and timothy pax be found whose leaves The Members of Garfiold Post will Hartman Wire Panel fence around his assemble at their Armory in Coloma al DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, house and orchard. •traightitisd out will reach two feet high. 9 o'clock A. M. o| May 30th and go from BOOTS & SHOES. Who'll be the first enterprising and Wanted Immediately. there to the Watervliet Cemetery where pablic-spirited citizen to break ground A good girl to do housework in a small the graves of departed comradea will be for a new dwelling to rent? family. Good wages and permanent po- decorated with llowere according to the STRAW HATS, HOSIERY, Curt Price says he has seven acres of sition, Address or call— ritual of our order and such othsr ar- land all fitted for oats, hot it has been so E. S. KELLEY, rangements as the people of the village SUMMER UNDERWEAR. wet that he could not sow them. Front St., St. Joseph. of Watervliet may make. One of the beauties of the Walter A. ^ Some idea of the magnitude of the The Poet will again aasemble at the Wood Single Apron Binder, is its Steel business that will be done by the paper Armory in Coloma at 1 o'clock P. M. of Headquarters for everything in my line at Transport: Always on the machine. mill here may be gained from the fact said day and march to the Coloma Ceme- that the company inform the railroad tery where there will be an address ds- prices always the lowest. Philips, Dodge & Palmers Shoes Hivered by Rev. J. W. H. Carlisle of Nilsa Reduced Price at company that their freight transportation •om NEW GOODS DAILY RECEIVED- 1S£> will be forty tons daily. and the proper memorial servics of the R. E. WIGENT'S. G. A. R. sgain be performed. Bring your good Butter and Egcs. High- Life Size Portrait. Hewitt & Son, of Coloma, have all the A detail will be made to propeily facilities with the necessary skill to rs- Crayon, India Ink, Pastel and Water decorate the graves of comradea in the est market prices paid. pair boots snd shoss in the most satis- Colors, at Austin's Photo Gallery, Boyer and Hagar Cemeteries. factory manner. One can leave his work Watervliet. All civic societies of both Watsrvliet with them feeling certain that it will be and Coloma and the school children are Respy. R. E. WIGENT. I invite your inspection of Wheeled promptly and properly done. invited to join the Post in its marohst Vehicles of all kinds and can save you and take part in the ceremonies. Everyone who is interested in the money. The Poet will attend Memorial ssifloei growth snd prosperity of Watervliet E. A. HILL, Coloma. at the M. E Chnrcb, Coloma, on Sunday It is the beginning of the campaign should be on the .lookout for a brick and May 29th, at 2.30 P. M. now and you will want a daily paper. J. D. Scrimger, Notary Public, Real tile maker seeking a location; and when BAKIBY ^ LUNCH BOOThHe Chicago Daly News the Chicago Comrades will appear in uniform at all Estate and Insurance Agent. SI ,000 one is found, strenuous efforts should be BpFiret door South of Harness shop. Globe or the Grand Rapids Democrat te loan on Real Estate Security in sums of the occasions. will be delivered at your house inside the put forth to induce him to come here By order of Come and See Us. villiage for ten cents a week, three times of 8100 and npward. Marriage License and look the situation over. Nothing G. P. WILLIAMS, WM. A. BAKEB, a week for eix cents and once for three secured. Room I, Jones & Sonner more will be necessary. If he once seeb XRa BOWLES. cents. The Chicago Inter-Ocean and Block, Benton Harbor, Michigan. Adjutant. Poet Commander. Herald will be delivered one week or the advantages offered—ths excellent Lsars orders for oat fiowsrs and three times a week at two cents a copy Don't lose sight of the fact that Grant clay close at hand, the great demand Bring along your Butter and Eggs and batton hols bouquets. and once a week for three cents. Leave has the beat assortment of Pants Shirts that there will always be for brick and taks home a pair of Drew Selby & Oa'a your order at THE RBOOBD office. Hats and SorawGoods ever seen in tile right here—he will not care to look Shoes, theyjare dandies. For sale at Coloma. further. Grant's, Coloma. /• •. ..

fergot it in twenty years, an' I don't in- an* then It will depend on how he stands »ly came, "No!" It Is splendid. Keep tend ter begin now. It's all right, any- it If he's wanderin' when he gets con-v THE BATTLE FIELD. it up." We were firing In rotation at way, fer—Whoa! What's that?" scions, there's danger. If not, there's intervals of about ten seconds, com- She had left the high prairie and was hope." SLEEPING STANDING up. mencing at l^o. 1 gun until No. 8 gun e stf&Tesr driving through a narrow ravine, the "I'll send the parson down durln' the A Soldier's Kongh Esperienoe on Rainy was reached, so the effect of each shell sides of which reached upward on either evening," he called, as he started out could be noticed. Night. SWEEPING THE FARM. DeufneM Cannot be Cured hand. for home, "an' mebbe I'll be here my- Soldiers who saw service at the front Lieut. Rumsey, who was fn charge of A rattling of wheels caught her ear. AGRICULTU R AL H1NTS. by local applications, as they cannot rcscb self."- have no dlfllculty In bringing to mind the Second Division, (Nos. 8 and 4 Th* Yard Should Be Kept Junt as Oleaa the diseased portloa of- tho ear. There is Nearer and nearer came the sound and Hester went quietly to work at her recollections of long, weary marches and guns,) came to our executive officer, FOR POULTRY RAISERS. M the Sitting-Boom. only one way to cure Deafness, and that is then over the crest of a little knoll in evening tasks, taking now and then an of sleepless nights, but from among Lieut.-Com. Robert L. Phythian, (now When the farmer returns to the house by constiiutional remedies. Deafness is advance came two horses' heads, and be- anxious look toward the bed. The old iMFbaton and Brooders Which Can B* causcd by an Inllnmed cundition of the mu- them all there are many which we can captain,) and asked him If he (Rumsey) Made at Home. for meals or for a few minutes rest he hind, creaking and swaying as the ani- horse was feed and the stable door cous lining of tho Eustachian Tube. When recollect as being worse and more try- could not direct King, captain No. S "W. D. Htambaugh writes to the Or- expects to find the house, every room this tube gets inflamed you iiave a rumbling suK iMWOty mals dashed madly down the declivity, closed against the damp spring air. ing than others. The night of May 4, gun, to put a shell Into the traverse the ange Jndd Farmer: I have been using in it and every piece of furniture, clean, sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is a white canvas-covered "prairie schoon- "1 didn't deckerate th' graves after rebels were holding so desperately. brushed and swept. He may introduce sntiroly closed Deafness is the scsuit, and 1803, Impresses Itself upon my memory a patent incubator, and it has given fair unksH the inflammation can be taken out rswrnrnrrm LISH er," that familiar ship of the plains so all, did I?" exclaimed the owner of the as being about as bad as any 1 saw. King was an excellent marksman; hence visitors unexpectedly, and he wishoi often freighted heavily with hope or satisfaction, but does not hold enough and this tube restored to Its normal condi- with rastes, tuamoli, and Paints which italaj claim, talking to herself, "an' th' flow- May is supposed to be a warm month In his request. Phythian had not time to eggs. After some consultation, and af- everything in order at all times. tion, hearing will be destroyed forever; U10 hnnds. Injure tho Iran, and burn oil. 1 disappointment. nine eases out of ten are caused by catarrh, Tho RUIng Sua Stove Polish is Brilliant, Odotbl ers Is all In th' wagln. I'll take 'em the south, but after marching all day In answer, as our commodore beckoned ter seeing a homemade incubator, I de- Ho would be surprised if he found the less. Durable, and the consumer pays tor no tin ET us gather tho Frightened, yet with her wits about In fer him ter look at—It'll be jest as sitting-room, day after daj*, in disorder which is nothing but an inflaincd condition or glas* package with ever? purciuso. a steady rain, and being drenchcd to him away, and Rumsey returned to his termined to make one after my own of the mucous surfaces. sweetest of flow- her, Hester reined her horse to one rcotrrmcm well." the skin, I found the temperature un- division and ordered King to put a shell design. 1 have tried It for two hatches and confusion, and probably his sur- Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for iM ers— side and gathering her skirts leaped to A tender expression came into her prise would lend him to make remarks any case ol Deafness (caused by catarrh) Tho violet, fra- comfortable. McClellan's army was Into the traverse. Overhearing the con- alongside of the patent one, and find it the ground. A white face showing in- face at the words. versation, I watched from No. 7 port and to scold. The thrifty housekeeper that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh grant and blue, then close to Williamsburg. The con- the simplest, most easily operated ma- Cure. Send for circulars, free. Can he counted on The fairest and side the approaching wagon determined is continually dusting, sweeping, clean- Loaded with the wild blossoms—the federates had halted, and the next day and sa^v the shell from No. 3 gun ex- chine 1 ever saw, and it has hatched 65 F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. to cure Catarrh—Dr. Sage's Catarrh . statlieat lilies, her to stop the runaway at any cost. wind-flowers, violets and early red a battle was fought. It was of course plode in the very center of the traverse to 85 per cent of fertile eggs. It holds ing, and as a result the nouse is the C^'Sold by Druggists, 75c. Remedy. It's nothing new. For And roses of loveliest hue: Snatching the flag by its staflf from roses which she had gathered during with the tremendous effect before re- pride of every member of the family. Let us twlno them In wreaths and In garlands, out of the question to think of the army 160 eggs. I did my own wood work. POSITIVELY her buggy, she suddenly waved it with the past week —she reentered the cabin lated. Our troops then steadily ad- The farmer delights to ask his friends THE man who strikes an attitude imagines 25 years it has been doing that very In cross and In anchor and crown: going into camp. Consequently we had •The tinman's work cost me $4.75. A that, he Is making a great hiu—Ualveston thing. It gives prompt and com- And on the low graves of our comradea all her strength directly in the path of and placed the rude bouquets beside the to stand around; artillery horses re- vanced and gained possession of the fort into the house, because such neatness, News. common low lamp with No. 2 burner is plete relief—but you want more We lay them in revercnce down. the horses, now so nearly upon her. soldier's couch. mained hitched to the guns, and the late that evening. nsed to keep up heat The material order and cleanliness prevail. CURES Something in the fragrance of the Wrecked Amid tho lireakcrii. than that. And you get it, with There Time, with tho tondercst fingers With a bound they leaped backward drivers were hitched to the horses, or When we were celebrating the victory nsed was goods boxes, costing me one Order in the house and order outside blossoms, or In the approach of Hester, Many a good ship by bad seamanship Has bidden the soft grasses wave, and then aside, bewildered by the had to be on hand so close that the bu- In the ward room Lieut. Rumsey WAS dollar. A good tested thermometer is on the farm sometimes go hand in hand, strikes, sinks and goes down. So many a this Remedy—there's a cure that And the wild flowers blossom In beauty strange sight. Then a crash! and then reached the iVowsy senses of the sleep- often congratulated for his lucky shot, but often they do not If the farmer strong constitution and line pliysiquo are HEADACHE "'MM gle would call us to mount In a mo- is perfect and permanent. The It ia perfectly harmless and contains no ool- Above every slumberer's grave. needed. The best way to test is to ment. My rank at that time was lead and when next day all hands were mus- place a common thermometer under a likes and demands an orderly house, wreclced and become a total loss tlirough worst chronic cases, no matter of sonous drug. Is not offered as a modlclnoto The robin sings there his gay carols- tered to hear Admiral Porter's eulogistic why should not the farmer's wife de- neglect of tho premonitions of kidney ^ wca'c constitutions, or as a tonic. It is All voices of nature are heard. driver on the second gun. Our battery setting hen and mark on tho glass with trouble easily remediable al the outset with how long standing, yield to its ONLY to Cnro llcadaclio. A trial will con- And daily their music upriseth was standing in lino In an open field. letter read by our commodore in behalf a file, and afterward with a lead pencil, mand an orderly-kept farm when she Hustotter's iStomach liitters. The impetus mild, soothing, cleansing and heal- Unco you. Any reliable drnpfrlst who may not From breeze and from beo and from bird. We could not unroll our blankets or put of himself, his officers, and crew for tho the point to which the mercury rises. gojs out to get the air after her work is given to inactive kidneys and bladder by have Uradycrotlno on hand win procure It, or 11 the Bitters, never prodm esirrltalloa as un- ing properties. " Cold in the Head " will ho sent postpaid upon reccipt of prlco— She caK» not if moss or if marble up our tents, and had no opportunity to prominent part taken I thought If Ad- This point Indicatesthe proper heat In done? Now, the farmer may take his oO ccnts and 81. Acccpt no EabatUa(e» medicated stimulants do, and prevents dis- needs but a few applications. Ca- C0 Or naught mark the place of their rest- make coffee because of the lack of fuel, miral Porter had only known the im- a room having a reasonably even tem- ca6e and read his paper in an untidy ease. Take the Bitters in rheumatism, dys- " MACON, OA. tarrhal Headache, and all the WiAlIS Tina PAl'EU.Ttty Umi youwrlu. ' On each fall tho tears of tho raindrops. and no one dared to go far enough portant part played by Lieut. Rumsey perature, the heat will not vary over room, but not so comfortably us in one pepsia, constipation, malaria, la grippe. She keepeth each safe in her breast away to find It for fear we would be he would have had special mention. Of where neatness governs, because the troubles that come from Catarrh, Ber daisies unfold their white petals two degrees in ten hours. The boiler is SOME boys' fishing excursions turn to wall 1 course the chances were one out of a eye is offended and worries him. are at once relieved and cured. o want the KA7New York. wagon. A man's form lay beneath it, "Yes, Jim. I'd know you always. But filtered through my clothes into wound recieved at Antietam, and Gen. pipes by which any foul air passes 25 cents a box For sale by all druggists. HE'S a pretty me! I'm so changed. How could you ! them. To the present generation Doubleday is an invalid at his home. down. Entering the egg drawer near The .use of a saw and hatchet, with pinned down by a heavy cross-board screws or nails, and a box obtained at Boys may now indulge In base bawl with- pood sort of a this may seem like an old sol- In his room at the army and navy club its top is a l^-lnch fresh air out being mean or babyislu which had been a part of the wagon know me?" the store in the town at which you deal farmer, con- box. A brass button on his coat told "Yes, you're changed and so am I, dier's "yarn," but to those of us who Gen. Crawford spoke of that bombard- tube, having Its outer end bent siderin* she's a ment, small as an engagement but far- downward. In order that any varation is what will construct it. I speak of THE Ram's Horn Is published at Indian- that he was not a stranger to the flag but those eyes could belong to no one were there, it was but the experience apolis, Indiana, at $1.50 per year. LOVELL DSAJOND CYCLES woman," said of thousands of other men, and is mild reaching in Its results. of temperature which may change the screws instead of nails because the For Ladies and Cents. Six styles she had waved, and with stouter heart else." coop may be unfastened and packed Pneumatic Cushion and •olid Tlrest Squire Mark- she set to work to drag him from his Then flowed on the stream of talk as in comparison to many they had. Why He was a broad-shouldered man with direction of the air currents In the ma- ley, turning to the memories of that night should cling gray side whiskers, full, ruddy face, chine may not chill the eggs, the foul away In a clean place in the fall, or Diamond Frame, Steel Drop Forginsi, Stool position. she sat beside him with one of his white soon after the hatching season is over, Tubing, Adjuttabi* Ball Bearings to all running parts, his compan- At last she succeeded and had laid the hands clasped in both her wrinkled to me so closely I can't say, unless be- large, fearless eyes and a military bear- air pipes are covered with a board, that including Pedili. Suspension Saddle. ion. "She took up that claim three now fainting form on a patch of grass brown ones. Ho told of confinement in cause they were among the first I had ing despite the wound which has some- the cool air may be evenly spread over and be ready to refit when wanted the Strictly HIGH GRADE in Every Particular. following spring. I shade the front by Send 6 cents in stamps for oar 100-page lllnitrated eata. years ago, an' she's done well." dimpled with violets that lurked in the southern prisons; of long delays befoi had of the kind, and more strongly im- what crippled his movements. He is the bottom of drawer. The sand be- StcMsQil BkjfU CKULOPU l UKK. lotrne of Gang, Elfles, BeTOlTers, Sporting Goods, etc. using a piece of canvas tacked along "Looks kind o' lonesome like," said recesses of the ravine. She turned the he could work his way home; of flndin pressed my mind. I often ask myself the only man who saw the first and the neath the drawer is moistened, to fur- the roof and sewed around a frame of AFTER 22 YEARS. JOHN P. LOVELL ARMS CO.,Mfr«.,147 Washington si,BOSTON. MASS. the storekeeper, as they left the little form over andeviped the dirt and blood her gone to the west; of a search that the question—"Would you do it all over last gun of the war fired, having been nish what moisture the eggs need. claim-shock, or cabin, behind them. from the clean-shaven face. again under the same circumstances?" with Anderson at Sumter and Grant at When getting the incubator ready for wire or wooden hoop. The front may was unsuccessful and a heart-sickness be Inclosed by small wire netting or Newton, III., May 23,1888. "Needs a man around; that's what's With a cry she started back and sank that resulted in a start for home; of the And I usually answer, "I guess I would." Appomattox. hatching I heat a quantity of water to the matter. I reckon she's been dis- for a moment helpless beside her runaway while en route. She told of We get wild some times because we Gen. Crawford was a soldier at the boiling, pour It into the boiler, close up From 1863 to 1885—about ap'inted some time er nother—in war charge. Then with an effort she pulled troubles in her family; of being thrown think our services are not fully appre breaking out of the war. He had joined the machine, and let It cool down to 105 THE POT INSULTED THE KETTLE BECAUSE times, I guess, fer—there she goes now ciated. but we can appreciate them our- the service in 18(51 and served for five degrees. Then I set my lamp in place, 22 years—I suffered with her strength together and went on with on the world alone; of mourning him as THE COOK HAD NOT USED J was jest a-tellin' yeh how 'twas." her task. lost; and her life on the plains. selves and the satisfaction of knowing years in the Eighth infantry with Long- light it, and put In the eggs, which, be- rheumatism of the hip. I Leaving the rude stable behind the Reverently she wrapped the stars and It had grown quite dark, but they we did our duty affords us solid com- street and Pickett. At Sumter he took ing cold, still farther rcduce the tem- 'claim-shack was a rickety, old-fash- stripes around the stranger, and some- took no heed of time. fort, even though we are oblizcd to me- command of the battery which opened perature. 1 then watch the machine was cured by the use of St ioned surrey, drawn by an ancient how managed to lift him into the old Suddenly footsteps were heard out- ander down the shady side of the jour- fire on Fort Moultrie. President Lin- until it is once adjusted, after which it steed of unkempt appearance. The surrey. Then with one arm steadying ! side and a hearty knock shook the cabin ney of life upon a wooden leg.—C. U. coln had a warm place in his heart for retains the same temperature, scarcely Jacobs Oil. T. C. DODD. the men who had served at Sumter, woman driving was angular and unat the unconscious man she turned the door. Gates, in National Tribune. changing at all. The body of water be- trective, but there was something about horse homeward. and soon he offered Gen. Crawford (then ing large, once hot it takes the lamp a SAPOLIO "It's the minister," whispered Hester A Blf~bF WAR HISTORY. surgeon) his choice between a commis- the outfit that brought a suspicion of Stretched out on the scrupulously nervously, "he's come to see you. We long time to raise the temperature too OUT-DOOR COOP. • THE tenderness to the storekeeper's eyes— clean bed in the plain yet comfortable won't need him now—shall 1 tell him Lieut. Kumsey's Lucky Shot at Fort sion as lieutenant-colonel and major. high. (The trouble with most Incu- GOOD COOKING DEMANDS CLEANLINESS. Fisher. coarse windo^r screen wire and an .-a tattered flag tossing its folds in the cabin he was not bad looking. A frank, The latter was accepted and the com- bators is that they will get too hot if ter go home?" To the surviving soldiers and sailors mission was for Gen. Sherman's old opening at the floor cut to admit of tho .prairie breezes as it floated behind the boyish expression was on the still face, Jim clung to her wrist. "Yes. we do not closely watched.) If visited morn- SAPOLIO SHOULD BE USED IN EVERY KITCHEN. who took part in the reduction of Fort regiment, the Thirteenth. 11 was while chicks passing in or out. The board in wagon. He had followed the old stars and yet gray hairs told of a man's need him," he pleaded, "you know what ing, noon and night it need not vary :and stripes over too many fields not to Fisher, In January, 1805, it will be par- in command of the First division on the two degrees. I have tried six or seven front can be fastened to tho floor of years. Sickness had evidently made for. Have him stay and we'll settle It ticularly interesting to read, perhaps jhave his heart warmed by the unex- ravages in the face's fullness and the famous cornfield at Antietam, op- different "patent incubators" and this coop by means of hinges so as to fold for sure." for the first time, that a lucky shot posite the Dunkard church, that up against the front on wet days lentil pected sight. thin hands were almost ghastly in their She hesitated a moment and then is preferabla to any of them. If all LAXATIVE from the then famous ironclad New the wound was received which re- the rain Is over, when it can be "She does it reg'ler," went on Mark- tenuousness. throwing open the door invited the thte work of making is hired done it Ironsides, turned the tide of battle in tired Gen. Crawford from active lowered. The canvas front is fastened THE ley. "Ev'ry Deckeration day she gits Having seen that the stranger was minister and his companion, the doctor, need not cost over S15 for a 150-egg size. out th' flag an' puttin' in her wagin favor of the northern forces and short- service for a few months, and My brooders are made on the same on screws at each side, tho wire ONLY TRUE lying quietly, Hester closed the door to enter. ened the time of the capitulation of the goes over ter th' little prairie cemet'ry behind her and taking her buggy set on account of which he has been general plan for heating, except that twisted around the screws, allowing it "It didn't take more'n ten minutes fort b* at least one day, if not more. abroad for two years and a half. Just to be raised or lowered at pleasurfc. an deckerates th' graves. Ther' ain't off at the old horse's best pace across fer th' preacher ter catch onto th' fine instead of a coil of pipes, a rectangular {Sum Drop. To flic late Henry H. Rumsey, then j before the northern movement, which When it is wet the canvas is raised and #many ter see to yit, yer know," he the prairie after the individual who pints in th' case an' splice th' two wan- box occupies tho center of the boiler, IRON added, "fer th' settlemint ain't very old naval lieutenant of Fort Wayne, Ind. received its check at Gettysburg, he was and from this pipes having downward the stepping board turned up against AN AGREEABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR PILLS. combined the professions of agriculture derers as tight ez th' law could hold belongs the honor of giving the order Chicago Medical anil Snriical Institute, an' only half a dozen ,hez died—includ- and medicine for a livelihood. on duty in Washington, on account of turned ends extend horizontally. the front. The chicks are then shut in 'em," said the doctor the next day ai which landed an eleven-inch shell in wounds, but through the influence of securely. After the rain all these may SO /an Bursn St., Cor. Wabash Aue.. Chicago. III. in' th' hoss thief that was took sudden Through th« bottom of the boiler and t FOR Tin: TREATMENT OF AIX "Is that you, Miss Hester?" asked the settlement store. "Th' feller's git- the center of the traverse occupied by Senator Cameron and A. K. McClure, Safe, TONIC with hemp disease. Ter-day's Decker- be adjusted as before and the wet kept the jolly doctor as she rode up to his tin' along elegant an' they're ez happj the confederates, scattering and de and regardless of his physician, he was Will purify B&.OOD, reffiilato ation day." cabin after a three miles' journey. out of the inside of the coop. The side Chronic and Surgical Diseases KIDNEYS, remove L1VKR ez kittens. She didn't do her usual moralizing them so that our troops placed in command of the Pennsylva- door is for giving food to the old hen Certain, AND DEFORMITIES. disorder, build strcuffth. rcuoir liester Lang drove serenely on, un- "Not sick, I hope," he added before thing by th' dead soldiers, but she Inelndlnsr Club Feet, ('urvatnrea or Spine, ftppctiu*, restore health and rushed in and took possession of the nia reserves, and did well-remembered vlnororyouth. Dyspepsia, conscious of tho attention she had and cleaning up and supplying tho Plica. Tnmorn, Eye. Ear, Pnralyala. Ifcerv- she could answer. made a live one mighty comfortable an hotly-contested point, wjiidh about an service at Gettysburg. After service all Pleasant. uua. Skin and Itlooil llUcanee autl all 8ur* Indigestion, thai tired fceU attracted. There was a Sunday peace- "No. but—" then she stopped, the necessary litter as often as needful. Blcal U|>craUou». luuah.-oliiU'lv eradicated. that'll do fer one Memorial day."—C. hour and a half of stubborn hand-to- through the Rapidan up to the last gun The handle on top is made of a strap or Mlllnd" hrigh'teuca, craln fulness on her face and she turned often delicacy of the situation dawned upon M. Harger, in Detroit Free Press. A Itefrnlar Faculty of Phyr.lclanR, Snr- power Increased, hand fighting had failed to give us. at Appomattox, he remained in the old suspender, making it easier to re- 10 cts. a Box for the Small Size. cons, SpeclaliatB, Trained Assintanta and ' boiler, nerves, mas*' In her seat to gaze lovingly on the her sensitive mind and the faintest sus- Slurftcs. clcs, rccclve new force. The circumstances were these: Our army until 1873, when he was retired move the coop from place to place.—J. Rent Facilities, Apparatus and Remedie* faded ensign behind her. It was the only picion of a blush freshened the wind- —James A. Spurgeon, who is to carry 25 cts. a Box for the Large Size. { unffcrlnir front complaints pe- troops had reached, I think, the fifth with the rank of brigadier-generaL W. Caughcy, in Farm and Fireside. for tho Successful Treatment of every form culiar to the! r sex, iisiujrU.tnd kit of gay color in all the wide Kansas tanned cheek. "You see it was this on the ministerial duties of the London traverse, where tho rebels had made a His friendship with Stonewall Jackson of Chronic Dlsettse requlrlut; MEDICAL or —_ a sale, speedy cure. Hcturns landscape. The uniform green of the way," she began, resolutely. "1 took tabernacle, is a younger brother of the If your druggist will not or- SURGICAL TKKATMENT. rose bloom on ehccks, beaut 1 iles Complex loo. determined stand, and it seemed impos is a passage of his life which tho gen- 250 Eoom3 Elegantly Furnished for Patients. Sold overrwlierc. All penuino goods bear plain stretched away to the unbroken a man from a runaway an' he's over to late famous preacher and has for some BROODER, SHOWING HEATING APPARATUS. Baying a Cow. der them for you write to us. Board & Attendance. Host Accomodationc In tho West. 'Croscent." Send tu 2 cent stamp for32-;xl5toC5 ibe. pcrcon byliartnJosB herbal proached the "shack" Hester grew vis- tending the agencies at work in connec- ing before her worth can be discovered. ( \ \\f I jrcttiodlM, NoctarvL.,.,njr, no inconvonionoo the Tfriuds of winter, saw it, and with The Ironsides was ordered by Admiral and Vx)k part in.—Chicago Mail. perience. IP AFFLICTED write u« before taking ,: 1 no ,,M, floor having a space of four inches be- There is but one sure way of securing o , » , " ' ' effocts. Strictly conlidontiaL gleeful trills soared away. A big-eyed ibly nervous, but her companion made tion with the tabernacle. Porter to keep up a slow bombardment treatment elsewhere. Consultation personally or h.v f"r cirriilnpi and •ostimor'lnlr, i.ldretoDr. • tween floors. In this space the chicks cows, and that is to breed for them, a | mail, free. Medicine aent BTcrywhere, no mmtter aw.F„SNVDr.u,McViclisr's Theatre Bide. Chicu30,liL rabbit beside the path gazed at it in no comment, and us they found the to harass the enemy as much as possi- —Doctor (to tow-headed urchin)— are kept, and It is packad below and on wlicre you nrr. A friendly letter may aid and direct CJ-.' AMi; mis i'.*.f£il •TCTTUnorauvnu. —Dr. Jalap—"Yes, lam going to re- method which will not only lead to | — Tho smollost. Pill in tho Worldly you to HEALTH. AddrcM wonder, and then, as the banner gave a stranger still oblivious to the world and ble during the land assault, the remain How is your mother, my little man? Q tire. I've got enough and am willing all sides but the front with sawdust. larger profits, but also greatly tend to i W ANTPn *EN TO TRAVEL. Wo sudden, quick toss, scampered for a its happenings, they soon had other mat- der of the fleet keeping silent Admi- Tow-headed urchin—She's getting ro- • THE SECRET CHICAGO MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, I BV pay SSO to fitlOC a month to give somebody else a chance." Fogg The front Is of glass and fresh air is lessen contagious diseases. When one Aofrocrultlns health is discovered an A grass clump. ters to think of. ral Porter, with his flagship Malvern mantic in her right knee, sir.—Wasp. admitted by leaving this partly open. 30 E. Van Buren Ntreet. Chicago. III. and expenses. STONE k WHl.LtNOTON, Madlsou,WH, "Do you think he will—that it is seri- — "1 see. Your motto henceforth will buys a cow he may bring disease in his 1 STNAKtl TUU I'AFCR •tit? (tiu jou wtiu. W-NAM* THIS PAria.ntj tiMjM write. "Folks probably think I'm foolish or be: 'Live and Let Live.'"—Boston was on our port quarter watching our A series of steps leads down to the ous?" anxiously asked the woman, look- —Jagson says it is no proof that love herd. The great scourge of dairymen ! Plso's Remedy for Cntarrh is tho H crazy," mused Hester, talking to the Transcript. firing. Seeing where our shells were ground as shown in the illustration. • TUTTS o ELECTROTYPES OR STEREOTYPES —abortion—is due more to the selling j Best, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest. horse, for want of better company. ing into the physician's face. falling, he telegraphed and asked Gen. is permanently blind simply because a 1 ' ~ "" JL bridal trip to Niagara Falls doesn't re- off of dry cows and buying of fresh , —or— "But I don't care. Ther' ain't nobody "No, 1 guess not, though he had a mighty —A fish diet is said to be good for the Terry "If our fire was not endanger- THE habit of shying at unusual sights move the cataract—Elmira Gazette. ones from all sources than to any other here ez will take hold an' remetaber th' close shave," was the reply. "He's like- brain. Probably this is because tl»» ing our own people," to which the re- and sounds makes many a good horse •Tiny Liver Pis* CATARRH ly to come ter his senses any time noW| fish go so often in schools.—Puck. cause, as the new cows spread the dis- B In liver aflfcctloaft, sick headache, dys-A Horses, Catlie, Swine, Poultry, boys thet fell, an' so I'll do it. 1 ain't nnfit for road purposes. In many cases ease. popsla, flatulence, heartburn, bilious Sold by druggists or sent by moil, H collo, eruptions of tho shin, and all^^ — AND— 50c. E. T. liuzeliine, Warren, Pa. J|| this habit is acquired by harsh and troubles of the bowels, their curative O B SHEEP may be rid of ticks very satis- • rH- angry treatment effoots are marvelous. They area co r- MISCELLANEOUS CUTS. A. N. K.-A. isoe factorily by feeding sulphur, which reetITO as well as a contle cathartic, A • Very small and easy to take. Price, V GIVE young poultry all the range pos- should be given in small quantities and Mo. Offloo, 39 & 41 Park Place, N. Y, miEN WEI TIN O TO ADVEBTISEBS PLEA89 sible when there U no wet not too often.—Mortimer Loveringi k K Killog Nnrtpapff Ct, 368 70 Dntani St, ducap. •tato that rev nw Uo AdTertiaemeBt Ia tkft m F orida sarins to be ths only sendble WANTED — The address of 60 young Southern State in ita agricultural opera- THE RECORD Ladies & Gentlemen to learn Short THE RECORD. iLOO P«r T«ar in AAVMM- Hand. Dr.J. A. Jarvis, tiona. There the farmers and fruit- •1.86 if not la Atvoaoo. Jaaper, Georgia, A. W. GAUMKB, Coloma, Mich. g>owera are consitinily experimentiog FRIDAY* MAY 27, 1892. May 16,1892 DENTIST. $1.00 PER YEAR. with the ability of the noil to produoe a HEATING & COOKING Summer has been here tor some time. TO CONSUMPTIVES. variety of crops. Tomato plants eight- . FRIDAY MAY 27, 1802. Stnwberriea are ripe, oorn and ootton The underwltfuud havlnu be*n restored to H. & een inches high were growing in the are looking very well. The aeaaon ao far health by slmitle ir cons, after •uffering for lev. young orsnge groves in January, from eral years with a leme long afftctlou, and that CATALPAS. iTW • which for more than a month they have . '.v!* » •* ..I-. - haa been favorable for orope. dread d'.soHRo Gomumption, iaanxloiB to make We have a fiill line Teeth Extracted by A fewjyeara ago attention waa called to been shipping ripe tomatues to New Tho population of Brooklyn, M fonnd Jaaper ia a pretty little city on a high known to his fellow snfTers tho means of cure. The Deat Remedy III To tli9«e who desi^ift It, he will checrluMy send of Aericultural Imple- (ha naeful qualiiiea of the hardy variety York and other Northern dties st high this world,, says J. Hoffhorr, of Syracuse, by the raoent SUto Mntnb, is over nine ridge, with a number of atorea, two hotela the LONQ-'S system tt and several fine reeidencea. Shade trees, (free of charBa) a copy of the prescription nsed. of the oatalpa. The lata Dr. Warner hK prices. Every variety of fruit is being Y., is Pastor Koenlg's Nerve Tonle, boeanso hnndrod tbonnnd. That ia a pretty large which they will flnd a sure cure for GoiuumpUon, ments this Spring. tba honor of diacovering and naming my sou, who was partially paralyzed throe paved aidewalka. No aaloon—seven dis- without Pain. Den- tested that is likely to succeed in thst years a«o and attacked bv Qts, has not had any plaoe for a mbnrb. In fact it ia the Aithma, Catarrh, JlroncMUt and all thioat and this variety. Prior to that time even climate, and it is thoroughly cultivsted, symptoms of them slucu he took ono bottle ot tilleries adjacent to Jaaper. The beet Innc Maladies, lie hopes all sufferers will try We still have the no remedy. I most heartily thank for it. largeat anbnrban oity in the world. The istry in all Branches, botaniata did not know that thera were so aa to supplement by Isbor the kindly oombitted population of New York and courthouse in North Georgia. Two his remedy, nt> it is iuvaluahle. Those desiring TERBK HAUTB, IND., Oct. 17.1890. newapapera. the preHcriptljK, which will cobt them nothing, two varietiea. both being olaaaed aa oa- ollioes of a climate that induces growth Some time ago a sunstroke so affectod my Brooklyn, aaaentially one oity, ia abont OLIVEH CHILLED PLOWS, at LOW EST RATES. rts»««na # a I. t • . ^ STOVES The high altitude afforda a grand and muy prove a hlessinK. will please address, talpa bigDOGoioidea. Thia latter ia ten- in a soil ss poor as nsture ever offered io two and three-fonrtba milliona. Rev, EDWARD A- WILSON. Brooklyn, New York. Plow Bepsirs of all kinds alwajs on hand. OFFIOB IN ROBINSON'S BLOCK. view from the top of the court houae. der above forty degreea north latitude, the cultivator. It is a pleasure to the saswoutuiiwut fuu uauiin auu (trillH, Oft* Beporta from nearly all parta of the Through the kindneaa of Mr. Turner, while tba other—oatalpa apedoea—is Northweetern farmer to note this unusu- peeially the left side. Thero was impediment of PIPESTONE St. »ech, and at times would IKJ BO overcome with BUILDERS' HARDWARE. South show that there haa been a very editor of the Herald, and Mr. Gorneiison, perfectly hardy aa far north aa forty- al enterprise, ufter viewing the alack ffi ziness as to be unable to atand. Heard of soczaxiss. Pastor Koenlg's Nerve Tonlo; tried one bottle, BENTON HARBOR, three degreea. It ia a rapid grower, methods of the other Gulf States. genAral redaction of the cotton area, ao the Ordinary, the following mountain The EUwood Wheel MICHIGAN and notice"— d a. it change; tried another, and N101IT8 OK IIOATOR - Watervliet Lodge No now can say t that the o?er-prodnotion of laat aeaaoo, peaka;were pointed out to me, which can 2145, meefs every flret and third Friday even •reot, and in foreata will grow to nicety Aa if to compensate for the energy and „ —Jlam enjoying perfect health, K steady nerves aiul a (iood appetite, which 1 haa which waa ao diaaatrona to prioea, will ngs of each month. Cultivator, feat in height. It ia among the moet industry displsyed in Florids, the earth toil entirely before using your medicine. all be eeen with the naked eye from the UKonas PARSONS, Dictator. TINWARE & CUTLERY. not be repeated thia year. The land on top of the oonrl house; Fair Weather K. AUSTIN, Reporter SUMMER SCHOOL. -valuable treee for fenoa poets or any oth- haa disclosed vaat beds of animsl snd FBANK L. GILACE. whioh the aarploa ootton waa raised ia The Best Steel or outdoor uae where lasting qnalitiea are rock phoiphstss to restore, or incresse —A Valuable HOOK on r/crvoui Kenesaw Mountain forty-six miles sooth INDBPENDttNT OltDKR or ODD FKLLOWS OiHeiiaos sent fr«o to any address Normal and Collegiate Institute and poor imtients can also ol)taiu now devoted to oereal oropa. If the of here, where a battle waa fonght during | Ovlutt lioduo No. 100. Meets every Monday ev- deairabla. It ia prized highly for rail- rather, the fertility of the upper surfaces. Uils iiiodlclno fi-co of clmrue. entURiitOdd Fellows ball. Frame Springtooth FREE frowera of wheat in the Northweat have BENTON HARBOR, MICH. road tiea. It ia a beautiful ahade or or- Nutbing that I saw South interested me This remedy has Iwen prepared by the iteverecd the Rebellion; Sawnee Mountain thirty 8. H. RAANOLL. N.G. Pastor KneniK, of Fort Wayne. lad., since ISili, and made oorraapondiog rednotiona in the five milee aoutheaat of here, aaid to be I). (J. JOHNSON. 8BC'*. Harrow made;and the JUNE 27 1892-- •. AUGUST 6: namental tree, and it akould be planted more. Here, in some unknown sge,hnge Is now prepared under bis direction by tho aoreage of that great ataple, the aotiona rich in gold; Merry Monntain forty-five mora eztenaively for thia purpoee than it sea monatera were driven into the bay- ASONIC — Ileury Chamberlain Lodge No. Keystone Disc Har- Delightfnl location; lakaaida climate; KOENIC MED. CO., Chicago, III. C. M. BECRAFT. 1 indicate that the farmera are learning by 808, F A. M., meets Wednesday e.venlUKS ia. Ita leavee and ilowere are very hand- ous or lagoons along the reefs by some miles north, up on the North Carolina elegant new baildings; fall corpa of SoMbyDrnroistsatSlnerBottta. O for 85. oMn or before the full moon of each month. row, ball bearing, no convulsion of nsture and were over- experience. line, ia plainly viaible—alao a high point J, WALLACE SMITH, W. M. tesohers, all apeoialiaU; extreme rabga of aome. The aeed pod ia locg and elen- Large Sixe. S1.75. 6 Bottles for SO. called Oowpena adjacent to Merry Moun- C. M. BECK AIT, Sec'y. friction, anbjecta in regular and review work, ate. der; aome of them are from filteen to whelmed by the drift or detritus of thst Getting In Harm's Way. tain, which muat figure in ancient hiato- Theee are aome of the featnrea that have eighteen inohea in length. The leavea snd succeeding periods, a phosphatio si- There ia a good deal of foolhardineaa ry according to the acoounia of the oldest MZSCELLA2TE0US. The Famous Planet rendered onr Summer Sohoola au remark* are heart-shaped, light green in color. lo us it were, where it hss remained uno- atill left in hnmanity in apite of all the The flowera aie bell-shaped, white with pened until the enterprise of sn sge de- inhabitants. There is on the top of this EO. PARSONS. Notary Public and Oonvc.van- Junior 6 Tooth Culti- ably popnlar. leaaona of experieooe. Providence will point a high stone fence or wall whioh G cer. OHke on Main street, SVutervliet. Mich. The work of the term will ha of tha violator purple epota in their throate, rusndedjit for its use snd benefit. Mon- WALTER A WOOD BINDER. and are borne in large paniclea. In the ster tusks and ribs and vertebra) and not take oare of thoee who negleot to has been a landmark from the earliest I F. BBRRINUtiR M. D. Physician and Sur- tivator, and Double auperiur charaotvr cruisting of J. geon. Ofllce at residence Corner Elm and take oare of themaelvea. Hewhogetain history of the oonntry—deriving its name PBOFBBSIONAL REVIEW flowering season ths tree ie a mass of teeth are dug out by the eteam dredge Pleasant Streets. Shovels, and OiUBsaa, the way of the deatrnotive forces of na- from the fact that cattle thai wander with SPBCIAL CLASSES for let, 2d and Sd rich and showy blossoms—a beautiful along with the phosphate that hus solid- ture mnat take the oonaeqnenoee. One away are often found within the inolo- N. WoODRUFF, Real Estate, Insurance grade certilloatee. and conspicuous ol-jMt. The oatalpa ided into pebblts. Thia is called pebble AI and Colleetion Agent. Careful attention Lime, Cement, Shin- oannot^dodge the lightning, and he can- sure. There are many other mountains given to bUBini.ss for non-residents. Langnages, Kindergartenicg, Bneineaa, readily grows from the seed, whicn oan phosphate, to distinguish it from rotk not tell beforehand where the path of near Jasper that are very picturesque. OTARY PUBLIC,—Prompt attention given gles, Paints, Oils and Eioctuion, Mneic, Hoience (with labora- be procured of any nuraerymao.—(Ohio phosphate—another variety that ia mote the emtio and terrible cyclone will be. The Oowpen ranges are noted for their ..to the drawing of papers and everything else tory work), Peyobulngy, etc; Oimnaaiioa Farmer.) nearly universal in its character. Tuis Intha! t line. SAMUKL wisa, BAINBRIUOK, MIOII..17 Builders material of and OaliKtnenice (Delsarte and Hwedieh rock phosphate lies in pockets of varying But preoautiona are eaaily taken against good hunting grounds, deer and turkeys met bcdn). Voice Oolinre for all atndeata L. HILLIARI). Barber and Hairdresser. Farming. Good and Bad. extent anil depth—from a few rods scrose diaaater by flood. Nearly all the fatali- being plenty. Wild turkeys are quite Nefttness and Cleanline-s my Motto. Al- all kinds, and this is without extra charge. tiaa by water might readily be foreaeen. plenty within a mile of Jssper. The wayWs ready to attend to customers. Also a A LAKESIDE SUMMER RESOBT A, O* Olidden, of Van Buren County, and a few feet in depth to acres in area line stock of Ciga>s. Main street. not all; we are bound Oommodore Paul Jonea when he asked opoasum, raccoon, fox and wildcat are at lees than half the nsaal expenaea. wntea in the Oonntry Oentleman: and forty feet deep. lb is mined by the Continental Oongreaa for a ahip of common here. I am told that there are LR, W. L. OARRATT, Physician and Druggist, not to be undersold. M bli sting and with the pick, hoisted by a I Drug store and ofllce first door north of TUITION for full twra, 86 Boerd, $176 Sod for corn ia the almoat universal war urged the neoeasity of having a good two species of raltlsenakes in the moun- Peirce's hardware store; Keeps a full tssort. Give us a call and be and «2 per wt*k. For full informaiion ouatom here, Thia is followed by either steam carrier and loaded on the cats for ment of fine drugs and medicines. ooeaa he intended to "get in harm's tains of this region. I cannot give ore- convinced. addresfi, beans or oats, than wheat and aeed again. shipmeot to the fertilizer works at the way." This may have been a proper in- it to all the snake storiee that are told to Ur.ENE MOODY, Proprietor of the Water- GEO. J EDJECUMBE, A. H., Pt D., PrlBdpil. If seeding to clover were as certain aa North and in Europe. The Had is new taptkm on hia part, aa he waa toSeail the me heie; some of them are beyond cre- vliet. Meat Market. Keeps constantly In in Eloridj, and phobphate mining ia in stocE k a choice variety of tresh and salt meats. the cereals, fsrming would become very high aeaa in puranit of glory —and fplnn- dence. I'ays the higbesl prlco for li ye cattle, sheep and nearly an exact science. One could or- ita iofancy. Some time it will be gruutd poultry der. But for people in the peaceful I have not time to give the peculiar- ' ganise a ayatem of rotation then that and prepared on the spot for application walkia(life,it were folly to get in the ities of the people here. However, I can H. Peirce & Son. NERVOUS DEBILITY. would be a ateady improvement in the to the a .d. They claim that its appli* A gentleman having lieeu cured of Nervous uation to the soil noia as effectively aa way of dangera that can be foreseen. relate that Elijah Oheavers waa hanged LADIES! fertility of the soil, and this would wsr- ... - ... i'rostrn/lon.Seminal U'uukness, Permatnrs D*> ground bone, and wonderful things are The hundred or more persons drowned near Way cross yeaterday. He objected eay. and ail the evil efTects of early indiscr«tl«H rant the expectation of good crope aa u on the flats at Sioux Oity were the vic- to the cheap coffin that waa provided for Watervliet. and yimtliliil folly, IH anxi'ins to nake known to aequenca of good farming. But farmers promised for the sou of Florida and the timaSof foolhardineaa. It waa known him. I mention thia simply to show pe @ Beclt mla-r* tin! simpl« method »f PCI C OIIIIP are frequently driven to the necessity South generally, when experiments now To those who wish. »iid will ObLl uUKC* going on show how it can beet be ap- that when the raina daaoended in unusu- culiarities; you see people in Georgia give him their symptoms, he will Nendm«u)hy of plowing a field again where clover al quantitdea over a large area of coun- oan find fault almost equal to Miohigun invite your attention to their return mail, a copy of the recelpe so snccessfully oeeding has failed, when he iacsr- plied." try the great river, reaching far back in people. Thoee beet acquainted with used in his case. new and full line of tttin that loss, both in fertility and in k great"iiprovement. Sinele Apron, Steel Wheels, Steel Framework,steel Platform, Steel many directiona and gathering up the Lige aty he'll become more reconciled to Address, in eonfldencn. IVM>2 4 w. PIHKN KT money, returna tor his labor will be the 43Cedar Stn-et. New York. water with ita innumerable feedera, was the cheap colHn after he haa tried it •ii - i result. He is diiven tp this necessity in One of our valued contributors, whose Wing-Folding Bundle Carrier, Chain Drive, Self-Look Lift, Infallible liable to riae and overflow ita channel to awhile. the hope of getting cloier in his next ven- handwriting resembles the cuneiform in- Knotter, Open or Closed Rear. Millinery Goods omnAftn mavio. scriptions, aud whoso manuscripts make the detriment of everything along its The political milla are beginning to ture; but the ohancea grow leea with For Fact.'* and Figures Rala'inc To Draft of Walter A Wood Mowers in comparieon with other Mowers, SeeBnUstin AND WEST MiCHIQAN H'Y. our lady type-setters wL-h to test thtir shores. The insecurity of the situation grind. We shall aoon know what the For the SUIT mer trade. «ach aucceeding plowing ufter the regu- No. 7 U. 8. Experimental Station, Logan, Utah, July, 1891. Call on me and ox imine these machines. digital extremities on the epidermia ot waa not unknown, but the infrequency grist will be. FAVOB1TB BOUTB TO NOBTHBBN HICH1- HANK SMITH, lar auocetaion of clover seeding hsa his physiognomy, haa lately bought a of devaatating floods tempted men to T. H. BBEEN. LOWEST 'FRIOES- OAN SDUUEB BBSOBTS. failed. WILL W. FISHER riak the danger. So they built homea ic THE Tba area to corn will be about the typewriter and ia learning to use it CO!NO NORTH. a. m. p. in . p m. the torrent's track and lived and ate and aatue aa naual; indeed, there can be no Here is the note that comes with his The Satisfaction Guaranteed. Leave Chicago- » i". 4-lr, •IIU alept, reokleaa of the inevitable day of Now ilutralo II no « flol 1 .X BLACKSMITH. ^unusual acreage to any crop on "a farm first macbiue M. H. MORTGAGE SALE. | THOMAS MASON; ' comple- Stevensville II W 17 mR E'liTor? ( )? >• diaaater. St Joseph 11 Mi 7 82 2!VI Dees all kinds of Horse Shoeing, that is adspted to a rotation. An excess Detanlt has heen imulu in Hie payinunt (>1 a tion about A k, The earth ia not ao crowded that hu- Benton liarbor... n 7 87 2 60 in any crop breaks up the order or suc- S y?! iF thOae giRlS that v?aNi sum of money secured hy uortga^u. ilaioil Junu- Fruit and. Prodvice Commission XZouse June 15ih of the NEW ROUTE, Coloma 12 12 810 Wagon Repairing and Uanaral man habiUtiona need to be built in ait- '.Vaturvllet IS 17 7 67 817 cession ot crops on every well regulsted O ftoRatch mY,V: XaoE caNt reAd tHi-t ary twenty sixth A. I). ISil, exuunicd liy George 163 SOUTH WATER STREET, OUIUAGO. extension from Trav- Hartford W 45 H Oti 3 27 Blacksm'thing at Reasona- m 8 I wHy jujft giVe theM my oOmp<£i- Wood uiiil l.nentla Wood, Ills wife, of Watervliet nations known to be in any measure Bangor i (>l 8 48 farm, and this all well regulated farmers erse Oity to Petoakey and 8 20 Uurrlen Comity, J/luhl^iiu, to Nelson Itowe, of U. 8. Bonded Agency of the Northweetern Produce Exchange. Also agent of the Xlshixaa IGNARO 5140. Grand Junction. i 16 8 68 MentS & teLI i.Uem thEy mu8t bE periloua. If individuala have not discre- abla Ratea. deprecate. If all farming in the United Lake Shore Fruit Growers' Association, and General Grange Agent. Bay View, of the Chicago & Fenville 144 8 5b 427 Ilnriford. Van linrrun, Co. Michigan.and recoid- tion enough to keep them from making Son of Princeps. Arrive Holland 2 15 9 25 6 00 Utatea waa conducted on a well regulat- $iMpleEl HUeluJaH " " I ? :; QT i I'd In the otUue of Kcijister of Heeds of the Coun- Centrally located in a large, well aired store, which is eHpecially desirable aud Decenary for West Michigan Railway, will open their homes where they are liable at any Sire of Trinket 2-14, and 29 better Arrive Allegan 3 90 10 60 Give Him a Trial. od ayatem—if Dakota and Morthweatern cALl thia wRittnG I b'liEve the bLamed ty of Berrleu, In liber 35. cf .l/ortpiges on page the preservation and exhibition of fhilts and other perishable goods, first-class city trade flmly a new and popular route to the North- AlU'kegon 3 8^ 10 45 700 tHinG woa£d ran aloNt? ( ) ; eiK, •«4, on tliettlfth day of February, A. 1). 1885, at established, with an extensive country order business. Having made tho Fruit Trade a Itadlag time to become the sport of the raging than 2 80. Pentwater 10 41) 10 80 farmera grew leaa wheat and more oata feature i am prep.-.red to give it tli<- Strict atteiiUon which It re(|Uires. ern Michigan Summer Reaorta. The new Psgizyqokjz-z —: "ofyjokyyfSiq Bfk 11.45 o'clock A. M. which mort^aisc is now owned water, lawa ahould be enacted forbid- Stands at Watervliet Mondays and Arrive (Irand Rapids... 3 16 10 10 M 10 and grass, and Alabama and other ttouth- td~Checks cashed at Hiee'e. St. Joseph, and all piinc'pal shipping points. line will be up to the high standard of Leave Grand Rapids ... 5 1 7 25 THE MILD POWER CURB& by said Nelson Kovvc and whereis the amount ding them to aubject themaelvea, and es- Wednesdays «rn planiera grew leca ootton and more RanSkimx'zxSaM. the 0. & W. M. and D. L. & N. system Arrive Big Haplds 8 in 1015 claimed to he due and owing on said mortgage Is pecially their familiea, to auch hazards. Ludington 9 MI 2 00 corn and other graina and guod live Here tho thing so manifestly got to •>ne huudrc-d and thirty-eight dollars and twelve TAKE NOTICE. and with the excellent train service Manistee 10 20 1« 20 HUMPHREYS' Thia ia a legitimate matter for legisla- Traverse City ... 10 59 12 15 atock—both aeotiona and agriou t'ire in talking Ruesmn that our lady typos ccnts. Also default ha.H been made In the pay- The Coloma Dectecihv Union holds its regular whioh will be a apecial feature, it will J- E. ARNEY, Coloma. 11 59 1 45 inentofasum of money secured by mortgiige meetings the first Fridays September. Decem- tion, and it ia inexplicable that the atten. Elk Rapids every department througuuui uie uuuu- struck for donble pay, snd the etrike is apeedily prove to be a favorite. It will care: dated Septeinber twinty-tlfth A, I). execut. ber and April the annual ihe llr.-t Saturday In lion of law-maken^waa not called to the p. m.|i>. m. p. m private still "on."—(Ohio Farmer.) June the otlicers are i'rest. J. H. Jones," Vlco people with entire i Uy would be mora flouriahing. ed by Cieorge Wood and I.ucretla Wood his wile, I'rest.J.'M. Worden; Secretary, A. 11. Sutton; be the acenic line of Michigan, running a special eon for Utb s dtseMeMned?*18 • subject long ago. Human lawa cannot GOING SOUTH. a, ni. p. m.l p. m. A tnp through the South daring the toN.I.. B. Peirce and recorded Varcli. •J'JIK'. Treasurer P. O. Bowe; TruMees, L Karl. 1) Boy- aa it doea along the ahorea of lakea and Thoy cure without er. W //ridges; Chief of Police. Wm. Clapsaddle: HOC •ll « the HyiUim, EXCURSION RATES. lUtiGln HberSS of inortguges.on page 168,whlrb ohrb the angry watera, but they can re. Leave Grand Kaplds isiiSj month of January laat made the iruih of Minute men. J. W. Lee, S, Inzraiiam. Ded- rivera for more than forty milee paaaing Remedies mortgage was on the Slst. day of Decemiter as- •train the aotiona of foolhardy men,which Muskegon sv il» •1140 the above very plain. The land ownera For the following conventions the Chi- rlck. E A. Youngs. J. II. Jom-s. J . Grant. J. through the towna of Barker Creek, Allegoti 9 Of a. m. 505 UST or Hoasns. signed to A'elson Howe and recorded In liber :17 T. Vandervere, P. O. Bowe, ,1. llerron, D. Tlnk. often reault in diaaater and death. hp.ui, JT. K. Kellcy ; names ol . A. Hawks. M. most at the water's edge, of Little Trav- 15-IlheamatUm.or BkeomatlePains.. be fore-closed by a sale ol the premises described Baldwin. C. P. Williams. B. Curtis, N. E. Kel- muaioal ayatem ia a lively, taking little TEETH WITHOUT PLATE Favorite line f-oin Western Michigan to Tubular and Drive Wells, hi 16-Maiarla, ChUk. Fever aid Aaae,... sers beyond the ability of most tenants urn limit, June l3ib. therein nt the front door of the Court house In ley, E. Brant. W. Colyar. 1) Tlnkham, W. E. erae Bay, nearly the entire distance from rtiicago and the West mid Northwest, mid to pieoe and one they will be aura to like. lT-Pllea,Bllsd orBleediaa the Village ol Iterricn Spring*, Jounty of llcr- Wiight, D. Fish, J. T Vandervere. W, Bridges, O. Traverse City, Charlevoix, Petoskey and Bay IS-Ophthalair, Sore or weak Ems. to pay for. Democrrtic National-at Chicago, 111. Pitcher. G. Andrews. J Knapp, J A Stalker. E. AU Kind Of Pump wWhiaperinga of True Love," Valse Traverse Oity being a panorama of beau- View. nen, state aforesaid, on Tuesday July Uth. 18W, 19-0atarrh, Infloenaa, Cold la the Head The land owner ia too ahiftlesa and ea- Sell June lOth to 20th. Return limit, Knapp, D, Guy, Mrs.Glidden. D. Boyer. ti. B. tiful scenery. Our new Summer Book, The only all rail line to Charlevoix . !*0—Wkoepia* Cea*h at one o'clock 1', M. to satistV the amount due on Dnntoon.J 11 lleiron. F. Kiitncr. S. Hosliien. Repairs Lente, by Fiacher, ia jnat the thine or 31—Aatkma, Oppressed Brsathiaar Parlor cars on day trains and Wagner sleep- ay to diaturb himaelf much about the July 8 h. sad mortgages, costs and expenses allowed by! J. Lamott. J.('rilil>.». U'm. Fit/sliumons. C. A. CALL ON OR ADDUBSS. pill to take thiee timea a day or every now ready, will be sent to any address on 39—Bar Dlaoharsea, Impaired Ileartoff' Osgood. G. W, <• rant. L F liarl, O Damon, ing cars on night trains between Uraud Rapids 33—Scrofala, EnUrfed ctscds, Swelliac oonditionof hia land and the proper law and au attorney leeof ten dollars in each case | application, and much information mny and Chicago. Prohibition National—at Cioinnatti, O. S. 1); Harris, August Morelock.- GEORGh J. KOOB hour, to auit the patient. IQNAZ FIS- 34—General Debility, PkyslcalV made and provided in each of said above named i * management of it, and shirka all respon* jlU*» iMwriito be obtained from it regarding the North- Rapids and 33-Dropsy, and Heanty Secretions. Sell June 28 & iOth. Return limit, July OOLOMA, MIOH. OHXB, publiaher, Toledo, O. Price 60c. Favorite Route via Grand 96—Sciuttlckaeea, SickncesftonBMUac aibiifty by charging his nsgro tenant mortgages. The prom Nos atlectedby these lore- j jtl? If you ern Resort, and the advantages in reach- Q >T—Kliaer Dlaeaeee 6th. closures are described in aaid mortgages as fol liaven'l, tvlttlum KesliUints of Watervliet will bo treated M IFI, 1892 liberally as if residing In Coloma, ing them possessed by the C. & W. M. DETROIT, 2Ltl 39—Sore Uoath, or Canker with, being lazy when he faiia to make Geo. DeHaven lows;-Lot8 numbers two hunlred tiftcen. two'• ind mullle«n( La Grippe! O 30—Urinary Weakaeaa, WettlngBad.. M miliiltaa and D. L. & N. Lines. Through Bleep- LANSING & NORTHERN R R. 31-FainAil Perlade .3S hia bale to the acre. The wharves snd Gen. Pass. Agn't hundred sixteen, two hundred seventeen and two ! villi, tu-iliiy. 1 34-Dlpktherla. Uloorated Sore Throat.. M hundred elghtoen, according to the revised plut ptumil* j'uti tajr The tendency of thia diaease toward ing and parlor oars will be run during to Lansing, Saginaw. Detroit and the Bast. 35-Ckrenic Conceatlens a ErnpUoaa. .M warehonaes of Montgomery, New Or- •IKIIDL, |» W I XIH.II and |Han of the village of Watervliet, recorded atli'iilion. I nil- EZTBA HUMBBJUi leans, Mobile and tiuvannah are filled Itnaku lo biivily pneumonia ia what makea it dangeroua, the aummer between Chicago, Detroit a in. p. m. p. i,,. A new Internstional Dictionary (the in tho otHee of the Itegistor of Deeds of said 38—Nerreaa DeMIUy. Sgainal Weak- with ootton bsles, ss the elevators in the Icacli •ny fiilrly Scientlflo Amrieai Iia Grippe requirea precisely the same Grand Rapida and Petoakey, via Trav- Leave Grand Rapids.. g »,•! On; 5 40 ness, or Involuntinr Dlsohariea 1.33 llerrlen bounty. Michigan A U. IS" I. iul, lllt;rnl pri,uit Arrive Lansing V 25 *2 55: 7 78 latest Unsbridged Webster) for t^sie a jf *iili«r it*, »ho Aganoy for treatment aa a severe cold. Chamber- 10G0i*6 10: ] 33—Dlaeaaeaof the Heart,Patadtattoa l(3# Northweat sra dogged with wheat, to the Dated April 11. A. D. IS'.i;:. •nn rami >nil erse City and Charlevoix. Detroit 0 40 33—Epilepsy, Spasms,St Vitas'Dtaoe...1.30 this office for $7.50. ivilip, axil who, i- m. p. ml pn, detriment of every grower ef these com- .V.-If on Wow o. ifur iii>iracllnii, lain's Gough Remedy is famous. for its Geo. DeHaven, Gen'l Pass'r Agent 7i5*l 16 ft 4 Leave Detroit 0 Sold tjr UruxcUU, or mbI poM-jwId on tMilpl af prlc«. Mortgagee and Assignee. >vlll woik linlu§- euros of severe oolds. This Remedy THE NEW WAY Arrive Lansing. « 66 Ma# S 10 Vu. HDMrasarr Mahdal (IM pa CM, I •ailbo ran. moditiea. The acieage that piodnced usly, how lo Grand Rapiapid*d - A. N. Woodruft", i 1 lirro lliou- 12 00.*6 15| 10 15 JiniPHRKTB'BBD.ca.ltl A IIS WMMB St.. IcwTtrk. thia exoeae ought to hava been growing imiil lin II a r, * effeotally counteracts the tendency of WITHOUT PLATE Attorney lor Mortmi^ee and Assignee. (tf.ir in tlu-ir own the very producta that are being bought A great varl lilies, \t hctu- the disease to result in pneumonis, pro- For the Children. ety of Stors tlivy live. 1 * Daily, other trains week days only. to furniah food for man and beaat while and RaiiR« will •:,» fumiih OAVIAT9. vided that proper oare be taken to avoid SPECIFICS, are made nn • lie •ilunliHU oi "In buying a couirh medicine for Teeth without Plate, Gold and Porclain Crew* GEO. DEHAVEN, riii|il incut, al TRADE MARKS. exposure when recovering from the growing thia exclusive crop. Houthern der tho nam w hIc Ii you can DESIGN PATENTS children," says H. A. Walker, a prom- All Work Warranted to be First-Clats Gen. Passr Agent. •f "Helper. 1 farmers hsve been fighting grass for a m ,rani iliiilani'.nul. COPYRIGHTS, etc attsok. Careful inquiry among the and at Moderate Prices. Grand Rapids, Mich. HUMPHREYS They have al jl clini j" nulliinc inent druggist of Offden, Utah, "never the Intent lin ilHll t' 1 l ive IIUlll- For Information and fire TTnndbook write to many thousands who have used this 0P"To securc prompt attention It Is necessary W. E. WALDKN. century becauae it interfered with oot- (Injr unlo.i mc- MC.NN ,<4 CO.. ."kit DUUADWAT. NKW YOHK. prov emen ti Oldest bureau tor sccnrlne patent* In America, be afraid to buy Chamberlain's CouKh for parties living at a distance to make an ap Agent, Watervliet. WITCH HAZEL OIL cM\«fiil, a. above, remedy daring the epidemics of the ton-growing, while every bale of hay need _ and arc mad .Noll.iin: dllluiill rvory patens taVen out by u« l» bmnpht before Remedy. There is no danger from it pointment by letter or telephone. THE PILE OINTMENT. ofgVPKRlOU IRON. SpwM atteiiUon is call to Ic.iru, or lli.il tue i'Ubllo by a noticu irtvon free of chanto (a tba past two years has failed to discover a For PILES—ExtetnaJ or fateraal-Bfltid in the cities comss down the rivers from raqt'lrer niutl and relief is always sure to follow. I s. M. WHITE, Dentist. STEEL RANGE: llnic. I ilctire bui •ingle eeae that haa not recovered er the North, psying exorbitant freight made xliiilliir to those uscu by tlie Beat llotcla, bi, one p-nt.ii tVom particularly recoommead Chamberlain's T. & S. H. always frtving saUsfaottoa aad each dinrict ot f Jmcriran (hat haa reaulted in pneumonia. 25 BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN. ij atoo the core for Plaaaree, 1 ratea aa a tribute to a better spetem of urrunml specially for fmnlly n«», for coal or wood comity. 1 Imwal- because I have found it to be safe and . R. Trains leav# Hartford Old Korea and Boras. Manr stvlea aud slztsof cnal Cook stoves and Itantf) jrvaily tanelit anil Lnrce.st rlrculntlon of anv sdentlHe paper Ui tba 4 farming. Divereified farming ia the only for all kinds of fuel. Hasc Uiirnlne Hcatar* for liar 'l^roviH*,! wilhem- world. SnlendiUly illustrated. No ' ' nent, 60 cent and $1 bottlea for aale by At Dr. Garratt's ofllce. Watervliet, Going East. Going West. SoM bv Drufalata, or seal jMsl:paM ess lilo.vniml • larct reliable. 26 and 60 cent bottlea for aale receipt or price. SO eeala per Bottle. coal, etc. A*lc your dualer for Hvlptir Move man ahould bo without It. Weeklj Walden 4 Co* Druggiat'a. every 2d and 4th Thursday of each 9:50 a.m. 7:45 a. m aenaible system, and when that comes llaimes and llcatcra, or write for free Ulu IS* IM BBHBBBB3BgCS5»T—"l"> are ir; jl.r*) six montbs. AddrussMt..MS. - by Walden & Co., Druggist'a. HDMPHRIYS' BDICINIC0BPA3Y, maklni; over Tlneo 'I'liouuniil Dollar, a Year, each. All Ii new, Kuuauisus, XI Broadway, New York. month fr tun i te G p. m. n, 4:10 p.m abent, surplus wheat and surplus ootton tr«te«l circular to •oild.anre. Full piir1iriil.irv fret*. Afteryoii know all. If you Cor. William and John StreeU« »«YortL CHICACiO & RKIK STOVK CO., ucluilo to co no fuitlirr, \i hy, no hnnn l» done. A.Mies'. will be unknown. CHICACIO, ILL., or KltiK, P- S• C. ALLEX, UUX 1-W. Auitiutaj Mulue. 1 / W-- — ' 1— ^

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by a loud splash, and then a hoarse tie discomposed by his untimely fate, ••And you advise?' THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. , voice rang out in a tone of command. muttering a few words which the French- •That we camp for trfew hours and THE RECORD. Vabuchadnexsar's Dream—Dan. 8189-it j "For your life, sir, be ^ilent!" Cam- man translated as a declaration that all then get on to the man's trail." Lenson for Hay 99, 1899* X. F. CASE, PubliBher. pignon cried, as he dashed to the bow men must die sometime, and they had They found on their return to the [Specially Arranged from 8. 8. Quarterly.] I of the boat, aud seizing the torches faith that the American princo would boat captivc and guard seated silently GOLDEN TEXT.-AU thing* are naked aa4 A PROFITABLE TALK. WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN. plunged them into the hissing water. compensate his widow when they aide by side; the one sullen and glum, open unto tho eyes of Him with whom we have MICHIGAN STATE NEWS. COUNTING THE COST. "There is a war-canoe coming down reached Colombo and would remember as though brooding over his defeat; the todo.—Heb. 4:13. ( the river, I hear the strokes of their to reward them for the additional toils other exultant in his newly-invested au- CENTHAL Tacnt-God proves His Word M* THE RECORD. The Losses by the Floods In the Vicinity fine by foretelling future events. ot 8t. Lonls Estimated at a 11.000,000. Our Special Reporter Secures the TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW. paddles, and our only safety lies in they mfast now endure. Nay, they even thority, for tho native Cingalese dearly WHEAT IMPROVING. TIME.—U. c. CFFJ-COi The second year of Nel>> E. F. CASE, Publisher. Si'Ri.NOFiRi.i), 111., May 21.—Dr. Rellly, Facts. It .Fortune with a smiling face finding a hiding place." were preparing to throw the body of loves to lord it over his fellows. achadnezzar's solo reign, three years aftee May Finds the Crop Dolny Well—PaiturM secretary of the state board of health, Strow roses on our way. Muttering a few words to the Malays, their deceased comrade into the stream, "Has he spoken?" Campignon asked. Daniel was taken captivc. j In Dad Condition. When shall we stoop to pick thesx up? but were prevented by Dunbar, who PI.ACE.—Babylon, at the height of ita glory. ' WATERVLIET. : MICHIGAN. returned Friday from a tour of investi- Be Determined to Thoroughly Investi- he bade them turn the nose of the boat "Yes," was the proud reply. "He KINGS.—Jobolaklm. son of Joseph, king ot The Michigan monthly crop report gation in the Inundated district To-dwr, my love, to-day. ashore, which they did with marvelous swore that it should have decent burial. offered me the gold bangles he wears if gate m Subject That Is Causing But should she frown with face of care, Judah; Ncbuchadnezrar, king of Ilabylon. for May shows the condition of crops All thought of returning until they had 1 would aid him to escape." LANGUAGE.—This lesson in the original Is la TRK pay of a oongffessman is about along the Mississippi river from Much Comment, and He And talk ot coming sorrow. instinct, considering how impenetrable ss follows: explored the mysterious channel was "Which you refused?" Chahlcc, ono branch of the Aramaic. Sixteen dollar a day, and goes on Alton south. This investigation llaa Succeeded. When shall we grieve—If grieve we must? was the darkness with which they were Compared with vitality and growth of aver- was begun with a view of an- To-morrow, love, to-morrow. surrounded. Only just in time did they abandoned, and once more the canoe The Malay's eyes gleamed in tri- HELPS OVER HARD PLACES.—A atrangv whether the congressman is in Wash- ago years, the per cent, ot condition of wheat ia vision was sent to Nebuchadnezzar, whielti ticipating the possible results to the [N. Y. Sun.] succeed in reaching the friendly bashi- with its ghastly burden was sent speed- umphant consciousness of fidelity, as he ington or elsewhere. Ihe southern counties is 84: central, Sl.^nd If thoso who wronged us own their faults, passed from his mind on awakening. Ho tested! northern, 01. Clover meadows and pasture Aire public health from the unusual floods. Two days ago ono of tho most prominent And kindly pity, pray reeds, behind whose waving plumes ing onward. nodded a scornful assent. the reality of the wisdom of his wise men by do- reported In bad condition on account of dry and For the present It is believed that there professional men iu New York published a When shall wo listen nnd forgive? they were safe from observation; for Suddenly the long line of precipitous "Tell him," Dunbar said, when the manding them to tell the dream as wdl 'as Itsj A FRKNCII ehemist is reported to have trcering weather In March and April, but IM nothing for the state board of health letter so outspoken, so unusual as to cause To-day( my lave, to-day. with a rush a huge canoe, manned by a rocks broke into a low sanded shore, man's action was translated to him. meaning. When they could not do it he ordered' discovered a process by which cotton- : Bui if stern Justice urge rebuke. them all to bo slain. Then Daniel offered to do there have been heavy rainfalls since May extensive talk and awaken much comment. with gentle slopes on either side of the "that when we reach Colombo I will teed oil can be so refined as to make it Came, which will improve them with warm to do until the water begins to subside. And warmth from memory borrow, score of nearly naked savages and lit It. Ho and his three companions prayed, Yesterday 1 interviewed the goutlcmau an stream, giving a glimpse of a wild give him five times the value of the one of the best lubricating oils known. n eat her. Apples promise 91 and peaches 88 per A circular of advice and instruction to the contents of tho letter, and ho fully 'When shall wc chide—If chide we dare? by a dozen flaming torches, flashed Ood revealed the answer. The dream Is given To-morrow, love, to-morrow. country rich in towering trees and un- in mo verses previoua to the lesson. ST. cent, of an average crop. About 10 |>er cent of will be prepared for publication before confirmed it iu every respect He not only down tho stream. At the stern sat a golden bangles; but, how comes it, Cam- the area sowed to wheat will bo plowed up on that time looking to diminishing the man who constantly urged the toilers to dulating rolls, like the broad expanse pignon, that tho prisoner is wearing "Thou . . . art a king of kings:" ho ruled over IH less than a year Gen. Schofield will account of winter killing, and about 25 per cent, did this but ho also mentioned a number of "U those to whom we owe a debt nearly all tho then known world. "Power. . , Are harmed unless we pay. greater speed, occasionally striking of an American prairie covered with a such expensive ornaments?" have reached the age of retirement from of meadow and pasture lands. Thero were sanitary dangers which are anticipated unusual cases which had came under his and glory:" Babyloa was the richest and most When shall we struggle to be Just? virgin forest, while beyond, the stream •ctive military service, for he is now OS; 1,060,637 bushels of wheat marketed in Apiil from stagnant water, wells and other observation in which little less than a mira- Both the method and results when them with the reverse end of a long, "Because," replied the Frenchman, beautiful city then existing. Pew have ever and 13,372,452 in the nine months August-April, sources of water supplies polluted by cle had been performed. To-day, my love, to-day. ugly spear he bore in his right hand. again entered a chasm iu another range looking earnestly at the prostrate fig- surpassed It. 8a "Thou art this head of gold:" snd a few months later Gen, O. O. or 203,166 bushels more than in the same period Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant 'Bat if our debtor fall our hope, he represented tho world kingdom of Babylonia, the overflow and similar conditions. So important has the entire subject bo- And plead his ruin thorough, Like phantoms of a hideous dream they of hills. Tho abrupt transformation of ure before him, "he is a chief, or the Howard will be eligible for the retired last year. come that I dctermiued to investigate it to and refreshing to the taste, and acts the face of the country aroused the which existed but a short tlmo after his deatlt list The governor has given orders that "Wfifcn shall wo weigh his brcach of faith? passed into the darkness and were son of a chief. I wish 1 knew for cer- It lasted from B. C. 608 or 006 to 538—slxty-clgh* Health in Michigan. the tents, blankets, cots and other the bottom, and accordingly culled upon Mr. gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys^ To-morrow, love, to-morrow. gone. wonder of the Europeans, and their tain just what he is." years. 89. The second kingdom, of silver, tho AlbertG. Eaves, the prominent costumer IT IS a strange fact that a pair of fine Reports to the state board of health quartermaster's stores at the arsenal Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- "Those fellows are swamp-dwellers, ' "Why?" breast and arms of the Image, was the Medo- at No. 63 East Twelfth street, tho geutle- If Love, estranged, should once again Persian, beginning with Cyrus, B. C. 638, and tera effectually, dispels colds, head- His genial smile display, "For the reason that if he is really gray eagles have nested for fifty years by seventy-three observers in different be used for the temporary relief of tho man mentioned in my interview with tho and if I am not mistaken they are in lasted almost two hundred years, till S33. 40. WThen shall we kiss his proffered lips? in the tops of the pines near Lake City, parts of the state for the week ended refugees of the inundated botloui lauds, aches and fevers and cures habitual pursuit of us," the Frenchman said, with what I think he is I would makl an ap- "The fourth kingdom," tho body and thighs off doctor yesterday. Mr. Eaves has umdo To-day, my love, to-day. Fla. The strange part of it is that no May 7 indicated that inflammation of and should these prove inadequate the quite a name. A complete knowledge of his- constipation. Syrup of Figs is the a grim smile. "Luckily for us they peal to his native sense of chivalry. Yuu brass, was the Macedonlaa empire, begun by Xut if we would indulge regret. Alexander tho Great. Ho reigned tea years, vandal has taken pains to shoot the the bowels, cerebro-spinal meningitis, United States quartermaster's stores at tory, au appreciation of art and reliability only remedy of its kind ever pro- Or dwell with bygone sorrow, speed along so incautiously, or we smile, but, sir, let me tell you that are essential in his profession. these pirate chieftains have a code of bnt tho kingdom lasted till about B. C. 65. Or splendid, harmless birds in all this measles, typhoid fever, whooping cough Chicago will be drawn upon. Supplies duced, pleasing to the taste and ac« "When shall we weep—if weep we must? should have been food for the alligat- it was the Roman empire. 43. "Minglo them- "Mr. Eaves," I said, "I leorn that your To-morrow, love, to-morrow. time. and scarlet fever increased, and inflam- of food and other necessaries thus far ceptablo to the stomach, prompt in ors ere this." honor as sensitive as it is remarkable. selves:" ally themselves by marriago. 44. mation of the brain, cholera morbus, are abundantly furnished by the more wife has had a most unusual oxperlonce; are "And what shall we do now?" Dun- One ofct of generosity from an enemy "In tho days of thoso kings:" of tho you willing to describe it?" its action and truly beneneial m its For virtuous acts and harmless joys, THE librarian of a public library says diptheria, typho-malaria fever and fortunate neighbors of the distressed. The minutes will not slay; bar asked, wearily. will accomplish more than a thousand fourth kingdom. "God ... set up a king- that some of the daintily bound books Tho gentleman thought a moment and an effects, prepared only from the most dom:" that brought by Jesus Christ "Never sholera infantum decreased in area of ST. LOUIS, MO.. May 21.—The decline Wo 've always time to welcome them, "Make the most of our escape and blows." in his charge are injured when handled expression of pleasure passed over his face. healthy and agreeable substances, ita To-day, my love, to-day. "As, for instance?" be destroyed:" Its principles are right and shall prevalence. Diphtheria was reported in the river, though it has stopped at strain every nerve to catch the white II never fail. That kingdom has been growing by persons wearing soiled gloves. In "When 1 think," he said, "of what my wife many excellent qualities commend it 'But care, resentment, angry words, "If I were to unloose that man's st thirty-six places, scarlet fevfr at 35.0, has given the people of the af- once passed through and tho condition she And unavailing sorrow, rascal ahead of us before they return," ever since, and already holds sway over more some of the European libraries gloved »ixty-five, typhoid fever at thirteen and to all and have made it the most Oome far too soon If they appear was the prompt response. bonds and let him go free, he would die than one-quarter of tho world and three quar- flicted district an opportunity to esti- is in to-day, 1 cannot but feel gratitude. ters of its power and glory. 45. "Cut out. . . readers are not permitted to handle the measles at twenty-one places. mate the losses of the districts, im- Nearly three years ago sho was at tho point popular remedy known. To-morrow, love, to-morrow. The natives refused their spell of rest, sooner than harm me." books. —Charles Mackey, in Boston JournaL without hands:" not of human, but of Divina mediately tributary to St. Louis, and of doutb. You can understand how sick Syrup of Figs is for sale in 5Ge anxious to put a greater distance be- j "Well, as we must either kill him or and mysterious origin- 49. "Sat In tho gate:" Wonmn SnnVugistn Act. she was-when I say sho was totally blind set him loose when wo march, the ex- where tho court was held. He remained In ths COSTA RICA has one of tho largest the figures are appalling. Here they are: and $1 bottles by all leading drug- tween themselves and their dreaded en- At the annual state woman's suffrage St. Louis county, 83.000,000; St. Louis and lay in a state of unconsciousncfls. Three emies, whose bloodthirsty ways they 1 periment is perhaps worth a trial." city, tho king's chief counsellor. "Tho gate of a and finest arehteological collections in doctors attended her and nil agreed that her gists. Any reliable druggist who city in the east, being a chief place of concourse* convention in Battle Creek Mrs, Emma city, 81,000,000; St Charles county, 82,- were familiar with, so the sampan sped "Have I your consent to act as I think the world, showing many Columbian death was only a question of hours, perhaps may not have it on hand will pro- CAST OUT, best?" Campignon demanded. was a place where courts were held nnd pubUe P. Ketchen, of Grand Rapids, was 000,000; the American bottom, from swiftly on in response to their vigorous business was usually transacted. Tho phrase relics and historical data relating to the sleeted president for the ensuing year. minutes." . cure it promptly for any one who "Why, certainly, my friend. You discovery of America. This collection Alton, 111., to Cairo, 85,000,000 (this in- "May I ask what tho doctors called her efforts. 'sublime porte*—that is 'sublime gate'—Is stfll Resolutions were adopted urging wom- wishes to try it. Do not accept any But Not Forsaken "What was the cry we heard when know more about the ways of this employed at Constantinople to denote the gov- goes to Madrid this year for the Span- cluding East St. Louis and vicinity); troublel" ernment of the sultan; for in the earlier toys en to vote on all school matters, asking total, 811,000,000. These figures, "Uraemia and puerperal convulsions, so substitute. the war-boat was reaching us?" Dunbar strange people than I do; besides, as I ish exposition and will afterwards go for municipal suffrage, and declaring BY BXBNABD BIOSBY. said before, it is the least obnoxious of of Ottoman rule, tho reigning sovereign, ns is astounding us they may seem, you can imagine how badly she must have CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. asked, still thrilled with the agonized Yrityf: still the case in some parts of the east, held to Chicago. that one-half of the members for the the only two alternatives we have." are considered by competent judges been. At lust one doctor (it was Dr. It A. 8AS FRANCISCO. CAL, scream which seemed even yet to float courts of Justico and levees at the entrance ot board appointed by the governor for Gunn) said that as she was still able to LOUISVILLE. KY. HEW YORK. H.f. JCopyrlght, 189a, by A N. Kellogg Newspaper Co.] in the air. BPRANe UPOJF 'CAMPLONOJF. Campignon's reply was to move quiet- his residence." A SKELETON in the museum of Trinity extremely conservative. In looking Ono reason for sending this dream to the king college, Dublin, is eight feet six inches the purpose of making uniform mar- at this loss it must be remembered swallow one more attempt might bo made "Most probably the death-yell of a amazement grew when they saw ly to the side of the captured Malay, riage laws throughout the state should and a medicine was accordingly given her. CHAPTEB Xni. who was lying prone on the sand, the and its interpretation through Daniel, was in height, and that of Charles Ryrne in that in all the flooded territory referred murdered slave," Campignon replied. beached on the sloping shore a light doubtless that by Daniel's promotion, aad by an be women. She seemed to improve at onco; in a few VP THE QDAGLA RIVKIT. bleeding cuts in his wrists and ankles the museum of the college of surgeons, to, practically 1,500 square miles, the ( "For, when on a forced journey these sampan, iu which still rested many ob- influence upon the king, the Jewish exiles might days her sight was restored. ] have had a It requires a pen far more graphic be comforted and encouraged; be confirmed In London, is eight feet four inches. The waters have rendered it in a majority gentry see a poor wretch shrinking jects of English production, such as showing how he had strained the ropes Earnings of Michigan Railroads. long, long sleep,' she said, upon recovering "than I can wield to give even a faint de- in his efforts for freedom. One cheek faith and allegiance hi God; be strengthened tallest living man is Chang-tu-Sing, the Tha following is the earnings state- of cases Impossible for the farming eonsciousncss, and 1 am rejoiced to say 'August from his work, exhausted with the ter- articles of clothing, shawls, wraps and with hope; and that the hardships of the exlls scription of the utter desolation of the displayed a ragged gash, where in his Chinese giant His height is eight feet population to raise a crop this j-ear. that sho was restored to perfect health rible toil, they just give him a slash canned meats, doubtless the very boat might bo alleviated and the people left free to ment of Michigan's railroad companies • country through which the Quagla river fall he had struck it against a sharp three inches. In St Louis at least 15,000 per- wholly through tho use of Warner's Safe with a crease and pitch him overboard they had been in pursuit of. Chained serve and worship God. for February, 1802, as issued by Cotn- "Wound its tortuous course; now through stone, and which was bleeding freely. sons have been temporarily thrown Curo, which was the remedy we adminis- to feed the crocodiles. Ah, I thought to one of the rough seats of tho sampan LESSON NOTES. missioner Whitman: Earnings for the .regions of impassable jungles, where The Frenchman spoke softly to the man WILLIAM B. RICHAHDSON, a young out of work by the stopping tered when sho was past all conscious- so—do you not see in the glimmering was a dog—a brown retriever—who I suppose that, of all the nations of month, $7,774,032; earnings for the cor- ness." Flower wild beasts and reptiles found lurking for a few moments, but Dunbar noticed naturalist of Boston, is making a collec- responding month of 1S01, 80,351,082; in- of factories by the high water. The light that little dark mass floating down fawned upon them with every manifes- the earth, the freest and the most moral, tion of birds which Vie 2ticaraguan gov- outlook is perhaps no brighter, but cer- I looked at Mr. Evans as he said this. His Eight doctors treated me for Heart places, and where the dark waters the stream? Nay, it is no use going out that his words only served to make the all things considered, is that in which irease for 1892, 81,422,054; total earn- face was beaming with satisfaction. Ho rolled on with scarce a current; and, tation of joyous welcome. ernment will exh ibit at Chicago. Among tainly no darker, and it is believed that Disease and one for Rheumatism, of our way to tho rescue, for if life is savage eyes of the prisoner gleam more we live. Yet even here, we seo so much ings for January 1 to March 1, 1892,815,- continued: anon, barren rocks and sandy wastes "He is m tolerably good condition, the rare specimens he has secured is a what has been dont* by way of protec- but did me no good. I could not not extinct, the monsters of the deep nnd cannot have been here long," Dun- fiercely. Even when Campignon got a that it is evil, that it makes our hearts 533,802; same period 1891, 813,337,768; "Tho physicians told us, after my wife's past which the river flowed like a tor- sponge and water and bathed the qnesal, or royal bird of the Aztecs,- tion, supplemented ny further work ren- speak aloud. Everything that I took will have seized their prey before we bar said, as he unloosed the animal, sick. We see on every hand the cursed increase for 1893, 82,190,099; per cent, of recovery, that she could never endure child- rent. Towards night and in the early wound, the Malay's intense glance of which is found only in the deep forests increase, 10.40. dered possible by the breathing time birth, and yet wo have a lino boy nearly a into the Stomrch distressed me. I could reach it." which whined his gratitude with piteous saloon and the gambling house. Cor- of Central America. year old, and do not know what sick- morning dense miasmatic fogs arose, Even as he spoke, a huge snout'was hatred was in no wise softened. Pres- ruption in politics abounds on every given, will suffice to avert further seri- could not sleep. I had taken all stifling unhappy human beings with earnestness. Northern Michigan's Tax Levy. ous damage. noss is. I attribute it all to the wonderful raised four feet above the water, and ently the Frenchman pointed to the hand, so that one sometimes is tempted kinds of medicines. Through a foul exhalations, and almost more un- The words had hardly left the young THE original autograph commission The total state tax levy for 1892 has power of Warner's Safe Cure. Why, my with a snap the jaws of a scaly saurian American's lips, when a spear whistled golden bangles and asked if, as he to doubt whether wo have any real Sioux CITY, la.. May 21.—Added to neighbor I got one of your books. endurable than the terrible heat of day. surmised, ho was a chief among his of Capt Nathan Hale of Connecticut, been found by the auditor general to Sioux City's other calamities was a sister, who resides in Virginia, was, a closed on the dainty morsel. by his head, and fixed, itself in the patriots iu political life any more. Evil the martyr spy of the revolution, was while ago, afflicted precisely as my wife had I procured a bottle of Green's Aug- The river too swarmed with huge sauri- Already the moon was rising over a people. The question was the first which in gigantic proportions may be seen on foot up 81,149,201.61. The following wind and rainstorm which reached all been. I at otioo advised her to use this trunk of a palm tree by his side. The •old for (1,775 at a recent auction in amounts have been apportioned to the ust Flower and took it. I am to-day ana—scaly monsters twenty feet long- steep bank of cloud, when they found had apparently arrested his attention. every side. If we were to sum it up in its over northwest Iowa Friday and lasted same great remedy; it cured her promptly." not the timid alligators of Florida, but quick report of the Frenchman's rifle Kew London. The state of Connecticut upper peninsula counties: stout, hearty and strong and enjoy themselves in a broader expanse of woke the echoes a few moments after- "My father's spears are countless as true colors, wc might almost give up hope all the forenoon. The air was very "You flnd that it is specially adapted for fierce creatures which were man's dead- the reeds on the river shore,'' was the sent in a bid of $250 but it was bought Alger, 83.139: Baraga, $2,Kit; Chippewa. 16,- the best of health. August Flower water, which, as the light became more wards, and a tall figure leapt into tho for our own dear land. But even when we cold and it was impossible to keep the women, do you!" I inquired. liest enemy, more to be dreaded even muttered response he made as he by a firm of autograph dealers, who 179: Delta, (5,023; DlckinsSn, f7,675: Goguhec, homeless people from much suffer- "By no means. I have known it to be savedmylifeandgavememy health. vivid, took the semblance of a wide air from a neighboring bush and fell to put a good face on it, it seems as though ft 118,838; Houghton, 95G.237; Iron, 16.430: Ke- than the gigantic boa serpents which turned his face away from his ques- now hold it at (5,000. wonderful In its power in tho case of gen- Mrs. Sarah J Cox, Defiance, O, 9 lagoon, whose placid waters presently the earth, while another sprang in hot we were as far as ever from a perfectly *eenaw, 13,707: Luce. 12,611; Mackinaw, 12,511; ing, for hundreds of them are still they frequently saw hanging from tho tioner. tlemen to whom 1 have recommended it I lay like a silver mirror under the rays fury from a group of ferns and charged pure government Shall we then give Menominee, to,181; Ontonagon, 12,511; School' housed in buildings which cannot be limbs of the trees on the bank, whose For a moment Campignon could not THE statement is made in San Fran- Draft. (4,395. ^ speak from my experience entirely, and you of the full moon. In the midst of this upon them with long, glittering crease, up hope, and come to the conclusion that heated, as the furnaces are under wa- embrace would crush one's body to a quite realize the import of the man's cisco that of 10,000 emigrants from China should not bo surprised that 1 am so firm a miniature lake stood an island with a weapon more dangerous than a sword men are ever doomed to live on in Eclectic Doctors Elect Officers. ter. Well organized local committoes believer in this discovery, which has done shapeless mass. who arrived in British Columbia, last deep precipitous sides and crowned in the hand of a fierce Malay, who has words, for his knowledge of Cingalese way? No; tho believer knows that all The Michigan Eclectic Medical so- are actively at work raising funds for so mueh for me." YOUNG MOTHERS! Five days had passed since the wan- was only limited and the captive spoke year, not more than one-tenth remained with palm trees, a lovely bit of land- no fear of death and fights with the these governments are one day to come ciety in annual meeting at Grand Rap- relief and collecting clothing for the I was not surprised I saw by every We Offer You « Remedy derers left the Cingalese village. They in a dialect that was almost incompre- in C&nada. The others were smuggled scape, the more beautiful after the blind impetuosity of a wild beast. t^an end. One day the stone cut out ids elected the following officers: destitute. word, by every look, that Mr. Eaves meant which Insures Safety f had toiled on regardless of heat, thirst hensible, but when the words had been into the United States by way of the The loss on property Is variously es- all ho said I hud ample confirmation of Life of Mother and Child, gloomy passage of the tortuous, shaded* With a cry of frenzied rage, he sprang without hands is going to como and woods and inland waters. Opium is President, P. B. Wright, Grand Rapids; vice or hunger—thirst I say, for tho muddy analyzed by the quick-witted French- strike thera all, and they are to be presidents, Z. L. Baldwin, Lawrence; Mary V. timated. It has been placed as high as Dr. Gunn's letter and interview, and 1 do river. upon Campignon, dashing him to the said to be sent illegally over the same not wonder that people who have seen such water was so impregnated with the de- Already the Malays were leaning over man, he proceeded to put in action his brought to a perpetual, end. God is not Cosford, Mancelona: U. Edgar Covey, Port Hu- 85,000,000, but Mr. Heizer, of the Jour- "•OTHER'S FRIEND" cayed vegetable matter of ages that its earth with the fury of his charge, but meditated experiment. routes. ron; secretary, H P. Evorts, Oakdale Park; things, who have watched their dearest the side of the sampan laving their going to let such iniquities live forever; nal, who had obtained conservative taste was revolting. ere the gleaming blade could fall upon treasurer, J. D. Peters, Grand Rapids: Censors f riouds go down into tho dark valley and bo Robe Confinement of It* faces in the crystal fluid and drinking the hapless man, Arthur Dunbar's Stepping back to where Dunbar was and when His time comes,He wiU put a WONDERFUL things are related con- for two years, V. A. Baker, Adrian; E. Black- opinions, says it will not amount to Pain, Horror and UiaU, Night was fast approaching. In that brought back into the light, should bo both the sweet water from their gourds, strong arms were flung around the standing ho considerably startled the sudden end to them all, and set up His cerning the work of photography of the man, Quincy; J. D. Crum, Ovrasso. more than 81,250,000, divided as fol- enthusiastic nnd grateful. I, myself, caught Afternilngonebottloof" Moth*r*«Trlead'* I tropical region the curtain of darkness young American by an extravagant suffered butlltUo puiu.und did nui experience that when the Frenchman checked them in would-be assassin. Sleepless nights kingdom on this earth. Exactly when stars now in progress at the Cape of lows: tho spirit and 1 shall bo glad if the investi- falls with a rush, folding in impcnctra- pantomimic expression of servility, Pension Money to Be Withheld. weaknefts afterward usual In such awes.—Mm the unutterable bliss of the deep and scorching days had not robbed the that will be we cannot say. But that Good Hope. One negative, represent- Packinghouses (100,000 gations I have made prove of profit to thoso ANNIE QAOB, Lamar, Mo., Jan. 15Ui, .'BDl. ble gloom the landscape that scarce a bowing to the very ground before him The soldiers' home board at Grand Railroads by damaged rails, rolling- Rent by ezpres*. chaws prepaid, on racclpt of draughts. young American of his marvelous it is sure to come iwe may be confident, ing a space only one-fourth the appar- stock and engines za.m who may read them. few minutes before was bathed in the Rapids has adopted a new rule, which price. CiOper bottle. Boo* to Mutheis mailed (ratk "The waters of the lake are sweet to strength, and, in less tiraa than it takes and approaching him with every sign of for the mouth of tho Lord hath spoken ent diameter of the moon, contained Streets by the tearing up of pavements 160,000 WHAT is done cannot be undone, espe- BBADFIELD BEOULATOB CO., golden rays of the setting sun. By and humility. provides that all pension money In ex- OVhcr losses, including those of the the taste and clear to the eye," he said, it. impressions of 5,000 stars, most of cially if it is a hard-boiled egg.—Texas Sift- ATLANTA* GA. "by the stars will come out ono by one to write the words, the Malay was "Do not look so astonished," he said cess of 85 a month shall be turned over street railways, the gas works and "Gut tainted with the poison of tho What kind of a kingdom will that be which are invisible to the eye even tho losses to individual house owners 450.000 ings. SOLD BY ALL DRUGOIBTS. lying gasping in the sand at the mercy in a low tone. "I want the prisoner to to the commandant and given to the with twinkling brightness, and present- stream above. Let us make the island, when it comes? It will be a kingdom when a telescope of high power is used. THE croolceder a man can make other peo- ly the moon with a majesty unknown of one who in his just rage seemed half realize that you are the chief personage veteran on discharge. The comman- Total (1.250,000 ple look the struighter he thinks he Is him- where wo shall find some spring from inclined to strangle him; but Campig- of righteousness and peace, a kingdom Friday morning the ex-saloon men of self. in temperate zones will flood the hcav- which wo can fill our vessels and bo among us, and that he owes his freedom in which there will need to be no stand- IT is announced that at the Colum- dant is given absolute control, and if non's advice prevailed, and ho was the city met and decided to guarantee a BUNTING sure that we are not pouring liquid to your commands." ing armies, and in which iniquity ol bian exposition there will be displayed the recipient squanders his 85 allow- 'Capital punishment," tho boy said when simply bound with ropes, which were ance the officer can withhold even that fund of 810,000 for the city to be used the schoolmistress seated him with the death down our throats." So, with much gravity, Dunbar gave I every kind will come to a perpetual specimens of spinning and knitting When you buy Flags you tied in such a manner as to insure the his orders for the native's release. in repairs if the city would change its girls.—N. Y. News. "I see a spot where we can land," security rather than the comfort of the end. To live in that kingdom will be done by Queen Victoria when she was a The Local Option Law All Right. want the best. Government When Campignon cut the man!s bonds, policy and allow the saloons to reopen. A UTTLR Boston girl complains because Dunbar cried, shading his eyes with his as much pleasantcr than to live in Bos- girl, as well as some of her embroidery, prisoner. and with the grace of a Frenchman The supreme court has handed down an The mayor says they need not take tho she can't flnd anything about the dates of Standard is the best; the hand and pointing to an inlet guarded "When he recovers from his blind ton as now it is pleasanter to live in Bos- flee drawing and water-color painting. opinion sustaining the local option elec- trouble to make any such proposal. the aurora in the almanacs. handed him the murderous crease, which ton than in dreadful Africa. Imagine it Princess Christian will also contribute largest flag dealers in the U. by two abrupt rocks v/hich stood as passion, wo shall get some valuable tion in Eaton county, and the writ of Opinions differ as to the number sentinels to a narrow natural harbor. two hours before had been within an if you can! No jails, no drinking holes, embroidery, Princess Louisa specimens S. are G. W. SIMMONS information from him: for these fellows ace of costing him his life, emotions of mandamus to compel the common coun- drowned. Ex-Mayor Cleland says there Without a reply the toiling natives in their calmer moments readily yield no thieves, no evil-minded men to- harm of clay modeling and Princess Beatrice cil of Charlotte to approve tho liquor were less than a dozen lost, while THE MARKETS. & CO., Oak Hall, Boston, surprise, joy and gratitude played on others, no quarrels of any kind, to mar aeveral paintings. bent themselves to the task of roaching to the inevitable," the Frenchman said, bond of Henry Freisner, notwithstand- others utill think fifty may have gone Mass. Dealers in Military the tiny haven, and,'when their efforts the Malay's features; but the silent ex- our peace and happiness. The fact is, NKW YORK. May 21. eyeing his late antagonist with a grim pression of feeling was only momenta- ing the county had voted "dry," was down, and the fact that there were LIVE STOCK—Cattle . (4 00 (ih i on Uniforms. Write for * had been crowned with success, they smile. that that kingdom will be a Heaven on WILLIAM ASTOR CHAXLER brought Sheep ,. ft 00 (it fl 2.*» ry, for quickly the accustomed look of denied. This case settles all questions many small families and laboring men, found themselves at the entrance of a "There may be more of these scoun- earth. Would you like to live in such a back from his last African trip proba- as to the legality of the law. . 6 0J a 5 ft) Flag Catalogue. dignified indifference repossessed his bly the finest collection of trophies of almost strangers, living in the district FLOuft—Fair to Fancy . 4 00 © 4 75 small canyon, scarce three yards wide, drels lurking in the neighborhood," kingdom? "Oh, yes," say alL Well, then, makes it possible that there were num- Minnesota Patents a ra ft -ft whose sides were walls of massive features, and with a deep inclination of try and help to bring on that blessed tho chase ever imported into the United Short Bnt Newsy Items. WHEAT-No. 2 Rod R da PHH Dunbar conjectured, as he looked to the his head to the two white men, he bers drowned whose names will never Ungraded Red rock nearly fifty feet in height. Cam- reign by living out those same prin- fitates. Many of tho specimens were W. J. Francisco, of Teresco, was FLAGS.) charge of his repeating rifle. turned his back upon them and walked made up into articles of use or orna- be known. The body recovered Fri- CORN—No. 2 pignon whispered a caution as they "No, no," Campignon declared, confi- ciples here and now. If you are not killed by the cars in Chicago. day was that of Mrs. Henderson. Ungraded Mixed slowly up tho path which led into the willing to do this right here, and at ment An elephant's foot was silver- OATS—Mixed Western Before forced the boat up the stream. Not even dently. "It only remains for us to dis- The body of Joseph Seidi, a Menomi- A 9-year-old boy named Armstetz was RYE-Western a night bird was disturbed by their woods. once, it shows that that is not tho kind mounted and converted into a cham- PORK-Mess New cover the whereabouts of the white "Cool as a cucumber!" was Dunbar's nee suicide, was taken from the bay. Ho sent to market just before the flood Buyinj noiseless approach. Tho channel up of a kingdom you like, and that though pagne cooler; the hide of a rhinoceros disappeared about four weeks ago. LARD—Western Steum man, and we have accounted for commentary. "Well, Campignon, as iormed the top of a table, and there and he reports that he has not heard BUTTER—Western Creamery. which they were proceeding was a all the crew of tho sampan. If there you would prefer to have this govern- Fire destroyed Michael Lennon's liv- CHICAGO. tho little boys say, we've been and were many objects of ivory. The im- from his father, mother and foftr strange freak of nature, winding in its were more of them in the vicinity ment a little better than it is at pres* ery stables, Marley hall and the Fagan brothers and sisters, who were at home BEEVES—Shipping Steers gone and done it now, and nothing re- ent, you are not at all anxious to nave portation paid $25,000 duty. Cows of your course, like the coils of a huge serpent- we should have had them on us ere this, mains to us but to abide by the conse- building at St Ignace. Loss, 810,000; when he left A 6-year-old boy was Stockers winding on and on with unchanging for tho report of a gun is an unusual It a perfect one. You want in it room insurance, 81,000. picked up Friday who said his name Feeders quences of what seems to me a very enough for your own crooked thoughta THE COW tree, tho sap of which Butchers' Steers HELP CAMS TOO XiATB. sameness, as* it seemed to tho anxious sound in these wilds. However, to risky experiment." C. F. Crawford, living near Union wps Ully Peterson, but could not tell Bulls voyagers, for miles. and unkind words and evil deed% 01 closely resembles milk, is a native of HOGS-Live ens with its silvery sheen; but mean- make assurance doubly sure, let us pa- [TO UE CONTINUED.] City, has a duckling, one of ten, that is where he lived. Ho said his parents T>OL'SSB iom o COAwater In llic »lccvo holdinTg thol "Let us turn back!" Dunbar cricd. you would at once cease to indulge in South and Central America. It is a -SHEEP while tho fog hangs over tho river and trol tho woods and see what we can species of evergreen and grows only in provided with an additional foot grow- were lost. These are only Instances of TJUTTER—Creamery JL end tight nil herd shown or anywhere elto "We aro wearing ourselves out for flnd." A .Splendid Opportunity. them. When we look at things in thia ing from the top of its head. Good to Choice Dairy where there Un *cam, and svelfitli watertiffht.. even tho dazzling torches at the head way, it is a kind of revelation to us oi many sad scenes. EGGS—Fresh Thero nroKiHxU in tho murket that look verynlco | nothing." This they did, making the important "Are you fond of travel?" he asked. mountain regions. A hole bored in the but will leuk ut every aeaui. Wo warrant of the sampau fail to make au object a wood, or even a wound made in the The Martel iron furnace at St. Ig- The stock yards will be rebuilt at BROOM CORN- Even as he spoke the tallest and discovery that it was not an island the}' "I really don't know," she answered, our own evil characters, is it not? No; nace, which has been shut down for a once, though to do so will cost a quar- iiun ft«4«% Tower's IMPROVED Plsb Brand dozen paces disiant visible. yawning and looking at the clock, "aro tho fact is, that in our deepest hearts bark of this remarkable tree, is almost Self-working SlicKer to be water tixht at every seam and strongest of the Malays dropped his were on at all, but a small peninsula eceryvhere else; also not to peel or Met, and "Can you take your spell at the pad- we are not at all anxious to have things immediately filled with a lacteal-like year, has gone into blast again and ter of a million. The packing houses Crooked 2 ft authorize our dealers to mak* good any Slicker paddle and fell prone on the bottom of projecting from the mainland by a nar- you?" POTATOES—(per bu) dle, Mr. Dunbar; or has the miasma of fluid, which continues to fiow until it will employ seventy men. will be easily put in readiness for work. that falls in cither point. the sampan, his face convulsed with row neck of land, along which led a "I am. If I had the opportunity I ] much better, unless wo are true Chris- PORK-Mess Watch Out for tho So/l Woolen Cellar this accursed stream poisoned your tians. Uut, whether wo desire it or no, coagulates at the mouth of the wound, The wool market has opened in a The Northwestern and the Milwaukee LARD—Steam, i and Fish Draml Trade Mart. mortal agony. track, which could hardly bo called a would travel all the time." FLOUR—Spring Patents "blood?" Campignon asked, baring his it is surely coming; and whether we are aoon healing the abrasion. This curi- number of Michigan villa/es and cities. railroads expect to get their tracks re- A. J. TOWER, /Afr., Boston, A\tM. "As I expected," Campignon hoarse- path, yet where the prickly brushwood "I don't see," sho said, stifling an- Winter Patents own arm for the nightly toil. to have a part in that kingdom or be i fluid is both palatable and nourish- Archie Cowey, a love-sick young man paired so that trains can go east to-day. Rye ly whispered; "he is water poisoned. had been suflicicntly cleared to permit other yawn, "what better opportuni- at Amberg, became despondent because The Sioux City & Northern, Illinois ORA IN—Wheat, cash "I am in rather a dead-alive condi- Quick, Dunbar, with youf brandy flask, the cautious advance of a single person. ty you want than you have."—N. Y. shut out from its blessed reign will de- Corn, No. 2 tion," Arthur Dunbar replied, "but pend on how mueh we love righteous* Ida Trash, a 16-year-old girl, jilted him, Central and Omaha roads, which par- Oats. No. 2 or he will die." Up this they penetrated as far as they Press. Rye. No. 2 good for my share of tho work yet. ness and follow after peace here. • IT is now six years since Alphonso and drowned himself. allel the Floyd valley, have a greater They forced open his set teeth and thought it advisable to go, leaving one Why Did Thuy Luush? job on hand and it will be a week be- Barley, Good to Choice. What a few move days of this bodily XII., king of Spain, died. It is gener- Two million whitefish were planted LUMBER- poured tho burning fluid down his of the natives on guard at the lauding Bob—Have you sold your humorous PRACTICAL BUOOESTIONS. ally supposed that he is buried, but he fore they are in shape for traffic. Slding (TRAOC IO torture may do for me I cannot tell, but throat, but help camc too late, and the place. 1. Only God can reveal the future; it at Alpena the other day. Flooring '.. article to any newspaper yet? JB said not to be. Carefully wrapped up AVord has been received that a flood as long as I can wield a paddle 1 shall bronzed features twitched with mute "It all lies in a nut-shell," Campig- is His signature to His word. Fire in Marinette last year wiped out Common Boards \ Hone Cure for Disuse Without Medicioi. not shrink from tho burden." Sam—I've shown it to several editors, In fine linen, his body still lies upon a 853,651 in property, while at Menomi- wave is on its way down the Rig Sioux, Fencing agony, tho brawny frame quivered, and non said, decisively. "The white man but none of them have bought it. 2. Downward tendency of society which makes the line between Dakota Lath, dry BU WIUT on or CI N nnois BATS ABOCT IT I Just then a human cry startled the Slab close to a stream that flows through nee the loss was but 812,000. Shingles ACBINURFALUC, ILL., April 27,1803. > all was over. There was an appeal in has taken to tho woods here, and we "Perhaps they don't think it funny without religion—from gold to silver, to and Iowa. The wave is about 12 feet speaker—a scream of mortal agony, the Pudrido, the name of the cavern on It is now practically assured that ST. LOUIS. NATIONAL ELEcruoroisB Co.: his glazing eyes which haunted Arthur must follow him; but not till the men enough." brass, to iron. the side of the mountain upon which high and has already submerged thou- CATTLE—Steers (3 10 Oent/emm;—The Elcctropolso bas taken tho plaof sounding very weird-like in the black- Dunbar for many a long day and night; Marquette will enter a baseball club Texans and Indians 250 of a family physician In our b ome f or the paat OIRM are rested, for they have tolled for "Oh, yea they do, for . they< ell 8. God is in all histoiy. The world it sands of acres of land in South Dakota, FOGS—Fair to Choice Heavy.. 450 montha. It cured a neverocaso of La Grippe, and; ness of the night This was followed the Encurial stands. It will be left in the Wisconsin state league. has boon very ofTeotual In breaking UP colds, and but bis two compani,9ft§ (Kerned but liV nearly twenty hours." laughed."—Texas Siftinga, not abandoned of God. there nntil it has aR the pecularities including tho town of Elk Point, where Mixed Grades 4 10 (orthUalonolswell worth the cost. Wo value 11 Capt William P. Spaulding and E. E. the water is 2 feet deep in the streets. SHEEP 820 very highly, and would he pleased to answer any ID. that belong to a mummy. Then it will Barnum, of Sault Ste. Marie, have dis- OMAHA. qulrtos concerning It. Yours truly, I. IL VAIL. be placed in the niche prepared for it in But little damage can be done here, as CATTLE—Steers You are z&akiaff a miatake not to try covered an 6-foot vein of silver bear- only a few houses and factories are lo- Feeders It. Send for ofanolan. the wonderful jasper vault under the ing quarts back of Bruce, Out They HOGS cated in the Sioux valley, which it in SHEEP NATIONAL SLXOTSOPOIBS CO., great cttpola of the EtcuriaL are developing it MJHonroo St., Booaa 80*81* fhli > the western part ol the city. gfimwrnMmsmromrmwm t

r T Fiva-oent pencila THE RECORD. LOCALS. thia cffloe." PhaetoD Road Carta at HiU'a. Fine Legal Cap Paper and Latter Cap . E. F. CASE, FDBLIBHKB. ruled on both sides for sole at this office. FRIDAY- MAY 27. 1802. A nioo line of Plow Shoea at Grant'ai SPECIAL SALE A alx horse-power engine, coat $725, Coloma. and a separator, cost $425, in use only Tbe little girie deoorated Ettie Wool* three falln, Eaid to be in first-rate condi- oott'a grave with flowera laat Sunday. tion, are offered for sale for four hundred dollara. Inquire at or address this of- Vm NEEDS Two more of Mra. W. B. Dada'a broth- fice. era from the East hava been viaiting her. Hewitt & Son, of Coloma, have a full line of Plow Shoee—atrong, durable and On Friday, June 31 A big lioe of Window Uhadea and Wall on mmBiD ions!! Paper at Grant's, Coloma. Prioea yoa comfortable—whioh they are selling at can bet are right, small profits in order to make large To Rent to Men with sales. These are the beat foot-wear for The Improvement Company haa had ita general farm work that there ia in the We will sell at special sale a Families who would / addition to Watervliet anrveyed, bnt the market. come here to platting ot it ia not yet oompleted. ^ Boeton proposes to tap the Deerfield quantity of the well known Live. Fwah arrivals ot Candies, Oranges, River for its water supply. This inten- Lemons and Bananaa at tion ia viewed with conaternation by the brand of B. E. WIGENT'S. ownera of milla at Holyoke, aa the Deer- field Sjoins the Connecticut above the A Brick and Tile Ma- It yon want Paint as good aa there ia city and furnishes a considerable part of ker to Utilize our . made, Warranted for live years, jnat the water for power. Excellent Clay. drop into H. Peiroe & Son's Store and All intelligent stock-feeders know that yon will be sure to Und it. there ia a loaa of from twenty-five to fif- ty per cent, in feeding whole grain. It ^OR SALE. BLEACHED MUSLIN Lots of Push and Public Spirit is not lack of knowledge that oauaes so to make the most of a A good pair of Work Horses—Ham- many men to continue thia wasteful bletonian stock. Also some early seed great Opportunity. method of feeding, bnt mere negleot. (FRUIT OF THE LOOM) oorn. They put off having the grain ground H. R. HOLLAND. ' until that more convenient time whioh Now! ' Nowl Nowl Rev. Francis Ware, nn agent of the so- never comes. A matter of so much im- Procrastination is the Thief ciety for the sacrednesa of the Sabbath, portance should not wait upon any one's of Time." preached in the Congregational Ohnrch' convenience. Theee wastee and savings AT 71 CTS. PER YD. lastWednesday evening. On Thuraday make the failarea and aucoessea ot Ufa bis daughter, from Omaha, joined him If you have been feeding whole grain Bhakepeare, recognising the im-' here and tbey went away together. heretofore, don't do so any more, but hitch up your team at once, take a load porUnoe of improving a gol-gol 1 Last Tnesdtty W. W. Fisber sheared a Which is less than wholesale to Brown & Thompson's mill and have daa opportunity, pnta in the monthli of 1lam b four months and fourteen daya old, it ground ao fine that the animals which Oasaina, ihe Roman conspirator, theee whioh he is raising for J. S. Bumside. price of this excellent quality of eat it will assimilate every particle of pregnant worda: "There is a tide in the The fleece weighedjfonr-ponnds and two the nutriment. •Adnotmen which taken at its flood ounces, and after shearing the lamb goods. 36 in. Wide. leads on to glory." The wisdom of the weighed eighty pounda and twelve If you are in need of Boots and Shoes gzeat dramatist's saying hsa been con- Duncea. firmed by the experience of all ages. It bear in mind that Hewitt & Son have a ia jnat as trne right here in Watervliet Fred Woodruff, of Benton Harber, full new stock on hand, and their prices now •• it waa in England in the daya of iame to town last Tuesday evening and are always the lowest and their goods of Shakapeare or in old Rome in the far-off ook his mother homo with him the next the best Their store at Coloma is al- Eggs taken as cash at this sale time of Caadns and Brutus and Marc Jr ay. He said if he had the money he ways the resort of ahrewd buyers. would go to work immediately and build Antony. EXCURSION TO MUdKEGON. but not Butter. i boilding of the big paper mill is another honse.to rent on his lot in thia place. On acoountof the Memorial Day ex- uaaanrad thing, and onr people do ercises and dedication of the Hackley Hewitt & Son, the hueiling boat and Dot' need to concern themselvea^abont it: Soldiers' & Sailora* Monument at Mus- shoe dealers of Coloma, now have their Maasta.jSyma A Dudley may aafely be kegon, May 30tb, the Chicago A West fall Spring Stock on hand ready for bna- Iraated to attend to all.that... It will be Michigan Ry. will run a special train at meea. Anything that is needed in that boilt on time, and will largely increase low rates, as follows: line, coarse or fine, pan be fonnd in IbaZpopnlation, business and prosperity Leave Waterviiet at 8:12 A. M. arrive their store—of the best quality and at S. D. WALDEN & CO. of the place. Bnt whether the town de- at Mnskefton at 11:20 A. M. the lowest rate. rivaa the fall benefit whioh ahould re- Returning, leave Muskegon at 6:30 P.M. •nit from the location within ita limita of to great an industrial enterpriae will de- GEO. DEHAVEN, Feed Grinding. General Passenger Agent pend upon the IMMEDIATE action of Until further notice we will run our the citizena themaelvea. The great ar- feed mill Fridays and Saturdays and the my of workmen who will be employed Did you ever stop to think what great Im- sawmill on other days of the week. Cus- A Pino-Pollen Storm. in building the mill may be moatly reei- tom work will receive prompt and care- A few mornings ago on arising resi- provements have been made in almost every denta or altogether transienta. Whioh ful attention. dents of Nashville, Tenn., were sur- way will you have it? It haa been well prised and somewhat alarmed to find department of form work? Our ware house BBOWN & THOMPSON. •aid that fortune never knocks twice at tho ground covercd with a yellow de is a veritable exposition of the advancement ooe'a door. Her favora once lost through posit resembling powdered sulphur, There is danger that the property own which for a time it was supposed to be. of the last few years. Every Farmer will nsgleet are lost forever. If we do not ere of Watervliet will get too exalted a The substance was soon found, how Mi promptly in this matter, we shall be nation of the value of building lota. The ever, to bo the pollen of pines, carried find it will pay him to visit us when he •inning away onr daya of grace. growth of many a piomtsing town haa by the winds from a' strip of pine comes toMilibure. Aaapnrely buaineas investment, one been retarded and aometimea perma- forest extending from Louisiana hundred tenement hoi^sea ia not one too nently stopped by putting too high through North Carolina to Virginia. many to have an aoon as they can be put The force of the winds is so great and prices on^lote. Our village is not a obi pine pollen so light that the latter is Our Line Of oa the ground. An ontaider, caring not cago yet if we have got the big paper sometimes carried from the pine re- • Whit for the proeperity ot Watervliet, mill. gions to Chicago in such vast quantities but leaking a aafe plaoe to pnt money that the waters of Lake Michigan for where it will bring good returns, need The Beat and Heaviest Steel Track miles outside the city limits are cov- ^ not haaitate to build comfortable honsea Hay Carrier, reversible oar, changeable ercd with a thick, yellow scum. This CARRIAGES, ban to rent To the home capitalist from one side ef the barn to the other, pollen, although minute in the present age, in prehistoric times was of great thite ia the additional indnoement of from fioor, all warranted, is made by the size, spores of some species of lyco- ROAD WAGONS. giving the town a start at an opportune Ney Manufacturing Company. Any one podiums and selagenellas, which are time. Let aome one start the good work wanting a hay carrier thia aeason will allied to the conifeno, having a diam- NOW and othera will follow his example. save money by getting the price ot this eter of one-sixteenth of an inch, and Who will announce in next week's Rxc composed almost entirely some of the CARTS, carrier from OXD hia intention to build? H. PBIRCB & SON. European coal beds. C. M. Becraft haa aold twenty-four [Horses and Colts PLATFORMS, McCormick Binders thia season. Among SOUTH COVERT AND TOQUIN. the purchasers were D. Healey, Eugene Fetar Sternaman expecta to move hie Sweney, Dan Smith, Jason Brant, Dan -BROKE- SURRYS, family to Benton Harbor next week. •> Stickney, Ed Young. Wm. Watson, R. j Mr. and Mra. Harrison Fillmore are H. Sherwood, C. P. Williams, A. H. Sut- and Tracked 30 days f the happy parenta ot a fine boy baby ton, George Strong, Joe Clouser, John m The Maple Point Are now arriving and will please the \bornSunday May 22nd., 1892. > Whitney, P. G. Kneibes, Ed Seel. Nine most skeptic. A number of the older pupila are talk- ^rere sold to Sodus parties. Track. Satisfaction ing of attending the Commencement C. C. Arndt, who lives about a mile guaranteed. aawteiaaa ot the Watervliet high aohool south ot Coloma, has just completed one Write for Terms to Prices Reasonable to-night. r of the finest brick amoke-houses in Ber- Oorn planting haa commenced in tbia rien County* Geo'ga Bowles did the and Goods are Warranted. 'vicinity,but the outlook for a large crop is work. It is eight by fourteen feet,eight feet er not very flattering on acoount of the wet high. He said he built so large because The above goods are first class and are weather. some of his neighbors would want to use Mr. and Mra. Piatt Sinkler of Cheehire it. It is not every man that ia so BENTON HARBOR backed by the reputation of the Btaver & •ie viaiting their Covert frienda. Mrs. thoughtful for the convenience of his Abbott Mfg. Co. and the Kalamazoo Wagon Sinkler thinka ahe will remain in Covert neigbore. FruitandProduce Co. who have stood before the American peo- •everal weeka. Married at the residence of H. L. Peak, the Harpist, is Coming. THASPORTATION LINE. ple as leading Manufactures of first dass Window, May 22ad., 1892, Mr. Jamea We take pleasure in announcing that C. H. FARNUM, Manager. goods for years. N. Kinyon ot Watervliet. and Miss Em- the people of Watervliet and vicini ty are ma Cook, daughter of Wm. Cook of to be favored with an entertainment by Seuth Weat Bangor, Rev. Dada of lie famous solo harpist, Mr. William H. Call and See For Yourselves. Watervliet officiating. The young cou- Sir. Mallei Miei ?eak. and Mrs. Emma Sbirwood. one ple have the warmest wishes of a host of )f Michigan's most accomplished and Cspfc. THUS. WATERS, Master. Meads for a pleaaant and aucoesfifnl jour- delightful singers, on the evening of CotnnicncolnR April 4. until further notice ney through life^ May 81. Mr. Peak will be in town on tha Mabel BradBhaw will leave her dock iu V Btfulon Harbor at 0 o'clock Monday, ITednee- AXOHMOTUBAXI DESIGNS.—For one the 21 st. inst. to arrange the details day nnd Friday evcnlnRB. Will touch at St, dollar you oan get a book or plans for These recitals are delightful to all lovers Joseph, at tho Toot of State st. for paBscngere F. M. WITBEGK, 4w«Uinge and aummer cottages costing of music, and von given.in public are nboutfeft). RetumhiK will leave the O'Con- usually followed yj dancing, for whioh nor ftcKtyot of Michigan street, North Bide, fram ooe hundred and fifty to fifteen Chiclgb/^t 11 :30 pro. Tuesdays, Thursdays bandied dollars. Address D. S. Hop- Mr. Peak playe See Uthographa and and Saturdays. Millburg, Mich. Mna/Aiohitect, Grand Rapidf, Mich. - circulars. ' Fare, $1.M for the round trip; berths extra.