The Clinton VOL XXXI -NO. 32. ST. JOHNS, MICH., THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 15, 1897. WHOLE NO.-15&Q.
A REMARKABLE RECORD A PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS. Choice Cut Flowers. Chas. Frueh, Florist, at Saginaw, Made by I he St. John* Maccabees Last One Worthy of Careful Consideration and choice cut flowers —Lilacs, Tulips, Daf Week. fodils, Lily of Valley, Roses, Carnations, Hearty Encouragement. and all popular Flowers in their season. "Was the Family of Sam Heller The members of St. Johns Tent, No. Ivah Patterson and Myrtle Moore Only five years ago Alonzo T. Smith David G. Fitz Makes That Charge Floral designs for funerals and other 206, K. O. T. M., made a record last Warned of Danger. Secured the Prizes commenced to build up a trade and busi Against Richard Moore Et. Al. occasions in latest styles. Society Em week, whi^h has probably never been ness in the line of manufacturing and blems is a specialty with us, and receive excelled by any lodge in the state. our best attention. Any orders left THKIK HOMK TOOK KIRE WHILE THE repairing of wagons and carriages. He, with Harry E. Mack at the Mercantile On Tuesday, at the regular review, AT THE ANNUAL CONTEST OF THE AND SUES FOR TEN THOUSAND DOL- Co., will be filled promptly. Prices very FAMILY 8LEI*T. in company with bis brother, first pur Sir Knight Deputy Great Commander HIGH SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY chased the buildings and leased the LARS DAMAGES. reasonable. Davies, who was present, informed the ground on the north-west corner of We want to deal with you on Flow oodruff romp The Plano and a Portion of Their Hnuse- Tent that a dispensation had been Higham and Brush streets, where they Shoes. W & T , granted by the Great Camo, whereby A Large Attendance and a Most Enjoyable This, However, Did Not Interfere With Mr. The Shoe Dealers. G ooc Ih Saved—Loom Partially Covered Entertainment. started out to build for themselves and endowment members could be admitted for the benefit of the whole people, an Moore's Proposed Trip to Europe. Ready for Business. by Insurance. to the order for a limited time, for the low sum of $2.45. It was voted to ac Important business in this line. They The old and reliable millinery estab had not been running more than six lishment of Miss II. L. Hicks is well cept of the dispensation, which was to The people of St. Johns showed their David G. Fitz has commenced suit stocked with the latest styles and novel Between 2 and 3 o'clock on Friday expire on Thursday night of the same months when there was a division of week. The boys went to work immedi appreciation of the work done by the against Richard Moore, Wm. Hewitt ties in seasonable millinery, to which morning last, the rear part of the frame High School Literary Society during opinions and interests, when “ Lon ’’ she invites attention and inspection by ately. under the direction of their purchased the undivided interest of his and Detective Floyd L. G. Green for the ladies of Clinton county. Reliable dwelling house owned by William W. deputy, and by Thursday night fifty- the past year, by giving them a crowded $10,000 damages, alleging malicious Brown, and occupied by Samuel Heller two applications had been written and brother in this business, and started out goods, courteous treatment and low presented to the Tent, thirty-five of house at their third annual contest, at prosecution. prices will continue to be her motto. and family, corner of Wight and Bald the high school-room last Tuesday even for himself, since which time he has which were acted upon and the candi been confronted and embarassed by the Mr. Moore was secretary of the Farm Ladies win streets, was discovered to be on Are. dates initiated that night. If there is a ing. ers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company of anil Gentlemen! That which first arroused Mr. Heller “ hard times” the greater portion of the We have opened business in the room lodge in the state that can Bbow a bet It has been the custom of the society time since he took the business wholly Clinton county at the time the Fitz over Wilson ’s barber shop, where we was the uneasiness of the faithful house ter record for two days’ work, the St. to close its year’s work with a declama upon himself. buildings burned, and claimed that the are prepared to do cleaning, coloring dog, which scratched on an outside door Johns Maccabee Tent would like to tion contest, which is made the final Notwithstanding all of this he has circumstances were such as to warrant and repairing of ladies’ and gent ’s gar; and whined as if fully concidus of the im hear from it. event of the society for the year, and worked earnestly, early and late, never the company in contesting the pavment raents, in a first-class and satisfactory mediate danger in which his master and In view of the magnificent success < f the insurance, on the grounds that every effort is put forth to make it a neglecting his business and never being Fitz and his cousin burned them. manner. Charges reasonable. Call and family were in. On opensing the door achieved by the boys during their two crowning success. afraid to take hold of anv part of the see. Castle & Sullivan . leading to the kitchen Air. Heller at once days of hustling, the dispensation has work that he was able to do. The company was beaten in the first The society was called to order by trial, but was granted a new trial, in saw the tire, which was fast creeping to been extended for the balance of the Fresident Valentine, and opened with a From time to time he has added to Ins Dessolution of Co-partnership. the upper part of the rear part of the month. cornet solo by Clarence Osgood, llev. buildings, until today he has quite an which they were also beaten and paid. building. Without stopping to dress The Maccabees claim that they have John Allwood, of Ovid, then offered up extent devoted to work-shops, stock and Before the new trial came on, however, The partnership heretofe existing be he ran hurridly across the street to Mr. the best life insurance in existence, and a prayer, after which the judges were show room, all of which are paid for, Fitz and his cousin were arrested for tween A. A. Chick and Geo. L. DuBois, Watson ’8 to ask Frank if he would run cordially invite all who are socially and announced, as follows : Rev. John All- and a liberal amount paid on the in arson, on complaint of Mr. Moore and of St. Johns, known as the firm of Chick down to the engine house and sound the physically qualified to become members worth, Ovid ; Mrs. Dr. Campbell, Ovid ; debtedness for the lots. He has recent others, but the case was nolle pressed & DuBois, of St. Johns, has this day alarm. All of this consumed a consid of their great family. Mrs M. Babcock, St. Johns ; superin ly purchased a boiler and engine, and for lack of proper evidence. been dissolved by mutual consent. The erable amount of time, and by the time Ou Tuesday night of this week, a tendent E. M. Flunkett, Ovid; Attor has given his order for a band saw, Mr. Moore is now en route to Europe late firm will be succeeded by Messrs. the department reached the scene and class of fifteen was initiated and twenty- ney II. M. High, Ovid. Supt. Monroe planer, jointer and shaper, which will to visit his old home in Englaod, but A. A. Chick and Willard Lyon, under got a stream to playing upon the fiames, five applications presented. gave his testimony in tbe suit just com the firm name of Chick & Lyon, who then made a few remarks, stating that greatly facilitate matters in his steadily will collect all debts and pay all accounts. the fire had spread pretty much through The next meeting of the tent will be tbe contestants appeared not for the growing business in the saving of time menced before starting, and says that and over the whole structure. Mr. Hel held Tuesday evening, next, at which his connection with the arrest of Fitz A. A. Chick . sake of winning the prize, but because and expense in being obliged to have consisted in furnishing evidence to the G eo . L. Du Bois . ler, through the timely assistance of time another large class will be ready they had been urged by the committee this kind of work done elsewhere. St. Johns, March 29, 1897. faithful neighbors, managed to have for initiation. to declaim in order to help entertain VVe doubt if there is another industry Prosecuting Attorney, which warranted their piano and some of the furniture On Saturday night of this week, the him in issuing the warrant. the audience during the evening. in town, expense and all other things C. B. Giffels, the present secretary of All sorts of Shoes and Stockings for in the lower part of the house, taken Oriential degree will be conferred upon It was then announced that the con considered, that has made as good a the babies. out with comparatively little injury. all Maccabees who desire it. test would begin. The contestants showing during the panica times, as has the Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Com Mr. Heller had an insurance of $500 on mounted the platform without being in this one of Mr. Smith ’s. It must be re pany, wishes us to state that his com Woodruff & Tromp , the contents of the house, which will pany is not in any manner involved in The Shoe Dealers. Brevities. dividually announced, appearing in the membered that Mr. Smith has been the present suit for damages. cover about one-hRlf of the loss. Mr. order named on the program. The se working to disadvantage ever since he Wanted, Brown had an insurance of $600 on the —15 and 25 cents. Monday night, to lections were all rendered excellently, started in this business for himself. Yet. building. The adjustor for the Under see and hear the "Irish Kiss.” the audience being held spell-bound it can readily be seen what he has ac BU8INESS LOCALS At Harley’s upholstery rooms, 500 mat writers of Hartford, Conn., was here —Chief Crich informs us that the lire throughout the entire program, and it complished. He has now a liberal num tresses to renovate and 1,000 pieces of Monday, and within one-half hour ad alarm will be tested next Wednesday at was thought that the judges, when dis ber of orders ahead for new work, not Opening of Easter Millinery. upholstered furniture to repair and re justed Mr. Heller's loss on general 6:30 o'clock p. m. missed, would have a hard task to per only from home but from abroad. You are specially invited to come in cover. A full line of samples of latest household goods at $410.29 and $5 on —F. II. Bush A Co., the up to date form. In this particular case is a fair illus and inspect our Fattern Hats, also our styles of fabrics may be seen by calling the piano. Geo. H. Stephenson is the dealers, have sold twenty-four bicycles While the judges were preparing tration of what may be accomplished by line of trimmed and untrimmed goods, at the first door south of Davie's, Adams local agent for the Underwriters. thus far this season. their decision, the audience was favored close attention to business, earnest en especially for our Easter trade. Exam & Co.'s new dry goods store, St. Johns. The loss on Mr. Brown's buildiug, —"Two can play at that Game,” is with a fine musical program, which deavors. and not afraid to work. ine prices as well as goods and I am sure Cement Walks. which was insured in the Home of New brim full of fun and dance, at Newton opened with a piano duet by the Misses Is not Mr. Smith worthy of more con you will be satisfied. York, has been adjusted at $541.10. Mrs. L. Canfield . We will lay for you a Cement Walk Hall next Monday evening. Judd and McFarlan. The long pent up sideration and assistance than be is re which will please you, and which we In this connection Mr. Heller desires applause of the audience manifested its ceiving from promoters and encouragers Wall Paper —Latest Styles. us to thank those who worked so earn —Don ’t fail to see Webber & Feck’s self here. This was followed by an of industries in our midst? Let us take will warant to stand. Prices right. estly and carefully in saving his proper handsome Easter and Confirmation amusing vocal duet by little Celia Blank good care of, and encourage those we A handsome assortment at as low tf Pulfkey & Pouch . ty, and the good and hospitable neigh suits for boys and young men. prices as the lowest and Irene Traub. Little Miss Traub have already with us, rather than ne Painting and Papering. bors for free and generous entertain -Henry M. Lyon and wife, of Essex, was dressed in boys ’ clothing, making glect them for something beyond our At C. E. Van Sickle ’s. ment in an hour of need. He desires to were made happy recently, by the the love song the more realistic. A immediate reach. Special Administrator ’s Sale. Leave orders for Painting ana Paper especially thank the members of the fire arrival of a bright little daughter. ing, at A. O. Hunt's drug store, and vocal solo by Miss Alice Malthouse and Mr. Smith ’s business already furnish The undersigned, special administrat your order will be attended to properly. department for their prompt and effi —An informal hop will be given after a selection by the Amphion quartette es a good living for five families. It or of the estate of John Scriven, de cient work. the play next Monday evening, 50 cents closed the musical program. would be a safe and profitable invest All work guaranteed to be satisfactory. ceased, will offer for sale at auction, on F. K. Perkins . a couple. A good orchestra will fur Rev. Allworth then annoudeed the re ment to assist Mr. Smith to build good the premises, one mile west of St. Johns, Brevities. nish the music. port of the judges. The first prize, a and substantial brick buildings. Don ’t Ou Friday, April S3, 1807, Going! Going! at A notion! —The specialties next Monday night —Grand Lecturer Arther M. Clark landsome gold medal, with the letters neglect him, but give him the considera commencing at 10o ’clock a. m., the fol I am prepared to sell farm property, are very entertaining. will hold a school of instruction at S. J.L. S. and the year ’97, engraved tion and encouragement he is worthy of. lowing mentioned property : Two Masonic hall. St. Johns, Wednesday thereon, was awarded to Miss Ivah Pat- He is a good mechanic, a sober aud in household furniture and merchandise at —It seems good to all the people to dustrious citizen, and whv should we Mares, 9 Colts, 5 Cows, 1 Bull. 4 Year auction on most iavorable terms. I see our esteemed fellow-townsman, afternoon and evening of next week, terson. It was given by the society and lings, 4 Sows, 36 Shoats, 1 Boar, 73 April 21. was purchased of Allison, the jeweler. pass him by unhoticed, with a cold and speak English, German and French. — Galusba Fennell, who has been severely The second prize, a very pretty silver unappreciated air ? Speak a good word Sheep aud their Spring Lambs, 1 Lin rders through St. Johns post-office ill of late, upon our streets again. —Harry Coleman, who has been sick medal, with the same inscription, was for him as a mechanic and in favor of coln Ram, 75 Chickens, 15 bags of Beans, will receive prompt and careful atten —As may be seen by reference to at the house of bis mother in this vil won by Miss Myrtle Moore, and was the the excellency of his work. Every dol 12 bushels of Barley, 1 Wagon, 1 I’hae- tion. Louis Boron . Chick & Lyon's ad. on our back page, lage for nearly three weeks, is out again, gift of the high school teachers. It was lar earned by him will add. in a certain tou, 1 top Buggy, 1 Road Cart, 1 Grind they will have everything fresh and and will return to his business in Fou- purchased of G. B. Forter. Mr. Martin degree, to our wealth and happiness as a Stone, 1 Wheelbarrow Grass Seeder, 1 McKinley ’s Bicycle Repair Shop. palatable for the Easter Day dinner. tiac next Saturday. was called upon to present the medals, community. By all means let us aid Cutter, 1 Fanning Mill. 75 Grain Bags, We notice by the New York Tribune —From now until the close of the —Don't fail to see Webber & Feck’s and did so with some very appropriate those who are willing to help them 1 set Buffalo Scales, 2 Carriage Robes, 1 that President McKinley has gone into season every day will be an opeuiug Easter window, at No. 17, Clinton ave and interesting remarks. The audience selves. Cook Stove, 1 Extension Table, 3,500 ft. the “bicycle repair ” business, with nue. It is new and attractive, and is the of Elm and Basswood Lumber, and oth day of rich and stylish millinery at then, all standing, sang “America,” er articles too numerous to mention. headquarters at Geo. D. Cooper ’s, St. Boucher & Fetsch ’s No old goods, but handiwork of Will Ingraham, the oblig which closed the exercises for the even- PERSONAL. Johns, Mich. Work guaranteed to be ing and up-to-date salesman. Usual terms, six months ’credit on all every tning will be found new, spark 5'lie gate receipts, which are to apply first-class in every respect. ling and desirable and at modest prices. -Horse-owners wishing their steeds Joe Shlndorf visited Owosso in a business time purchases, with interest at 6 per Call and see. clipped in first-class style should call on on the library fund, were over $22. way last Tuesday. annum after maturity. In Keeping With the Times. W. A. Norton was professionally engaged Wm. Byrne , —Easter will be celebrated in all the "Dug” Mead at his blacksmith shop on '.a Charlotte the first or the week. Special Administrator. Realizing the extreme business services at the M. E. church next Sun Higham stree, west. He has a new and Mrs. J. G. Wise returned last week from a Louis Boron , Auctioneer. depression, I have decided, until day, special music and recitations at the perfect machine for this purpose. SPAULDING'S DUTIES. visit with her daughter, Mrs. Myrta Corbett, "prosperity comes,’’ to make the fol Sunday school and Epworth League —Mrs. L. Canfield has now on exhibi in Ann Arbor. A beautiful hand-paluted Vase, now lowing prices on watch work : services and a full concert in the even tion a handsome array of beautiful mil Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Gillain are spending on exhibition in Davies. Adams A Co’s Cleaning ...... 50c ing. The Epworth League will join linery for Easter and the spring trade. They Have Keen Outlined by Secretary the present week with their daughter, Mrs. Main-springs ...... 50c Gage. Doolittle, at Owosso. window, to he given away Saturday, with the C. E’s in a sunrise service at Her stock embraces all the pretty Richard Moore and Win. Lancaster left the May 29, 1897. For information call Jewels...... 50c the Congregational church. things and novelties of the season. An associated press dispatch from latter part of last week for a visit In their on Miss Thnrza Jndd. Hairsprings ...... 50c —Between 5 and 6 o ’clock last evening —The Westphalia public school will Washington says that Secretary Gage native country, old England. Crystals, bunting case,...... 10c a little fire and considerable smoke was give an excellent exhibition and concert Miss Marne Plunkett has returned to her Are You Going to Paint l Crystals, open face, thick ...... 15c discovered issuing from a pile of over at Stump's Hall on Wednesday evening, has made a reassignment of the duties home In Willlainston, after spending two All other work at same reduction, and of the assistant secretaries of the treas weeks with her friend Miss Ella Nortn. If so, buy the celebrated Faint manu all work fully warranted. alls, overshirts, caps, etc., in the south April 28th, under the direction of Fnn. E. J.Molnet. of Ithaca, divided bis time factured by tbe Feninsular Lead and west corner of the clothing department J. B. Stone. The Fublic is invited. ury. To Assistant Secretary Spaulding pleasure and happiness with his parents and Color works. None better, none Respectfully, yours, of the Mercantile Co. It was discovered —Col. A. T. Bliss.the new commander is assigned the*direction and supervis a very dear friend in our village, returning to more lasting and none lower in price. ______G. B. Porter . in time and extinguished by the aid of a of the Michigan department, G. A. it., ion of all matters relating to the per his professional duties on Monday evening. Two Drays. couple of pails of water, to prevent a has appointed John A. Hubbell.of Ovid, sonnel and the public business of those W. E Morris, publisher of the Boyen Citizen, , A curious sight ou the streets of St If you have heavy draying or light disastrous conflagration. We under assigned offices, bureau of navigation, at Boyen City, Mich , spent the latter part of Johns last Saturday. A woman leading deliveries to be done, and desire care an aid-de-camp, and Judge S. B. Daboll last week and Sunday in the fumily of Mrs. H. a child whose face and hair were per stand that the loss, which is estimated a member of the transportation com bureau of immigration, life-saving ser M. Perrin, where Mrs. Morris has been and is promptness at reasonable prices, and at between $400 and $600, is fully cov mittee. vice, steamboat inspection service, ma still visiting. fectly green, in fact a very pretty green. call on me. _____ Richard G ay . ered by insurance. rine hospital service, office of the super Mr. and Mrs. C. E Holden, of Toledo, Ohio When asked if the child was born that —It. J. Woodruff, the newly elected vising architect, secret service, internal who have been spending a few days with her way, the mother answered : “Of course Wanted. —In February last, while the heavy Justice of the Feace, has opened an revenue service, miscellaneous division. parents. Peter Terry and family, of Olive, re not. I was dying some carpet rags and At Watt's Dining Hall, No. 4, Clinton body of snow was still on the ground, office in the rear rooms over the State turned home Monday. Mrs. Holden stopping had a tub of dyes. The child was play Avenue, St. Johns, an unlimited num Arther Fullaw lost from his pocket, Bank, where he is now prepared to dis off at Fenton to spend a few days with friends ber of men, women and children to take while engaged in snow-balling, a gold there. ing and backing up to tbe tub and it fell pense justice according to law and EASTER! A. E. Chase, of the Ithaca Journal, spent the in. Now I can ’t get it off, I tried every meals, lunches, oysters, hot coffee, etc., watch, which did not come to view evidence. latter part of Ia»t week and Sunday with rela thing. The doctor says it will wear off at prices to suit the times. Meals, 20c.; again until Miss Hazel Blank spied it tives and friends in Essex township, return —Mrs. Minnie E. Barber, the di Closing; of the Lenten Season —Holy Week in time.” Aud wheu asked where she Lunch, 10c to 15c; oyster stews, 15c. A and picked it up in the wagon road on ing home Monday, accompanied by his niece, got the dyes, she said, few boarders wanted. W. II. Watts . Spring street, one day last week. It lay vorced wife of Levi T. Barber, of Eu —Preparation for Easter Day—The Miss Alice Skinner, of that township, who will reka, was married in Milwaukee, on spend a month or more in Ithaca. “At The Penn y Store .” Insurance, just by the side of a deep impression Sermons —Music, Etc. made by the hoof of a horse. The April 3. 1897, to Mr. George Biydges, Mrs. Fannie G. Parker, a most estimable To House-cleanerM. Fire, Life and Cyclone. by the Rev. W. A. Hunsburger, pastor During this week, which is known In lad v, will leave here in a few days for Grand crystal was broken and some of the of the M. E. church. Ledge, where she will spend a few days with a See our new Wall Papers and Borders, T. C. Butler . arts slighly rusted. The father. Max the Church as Holy Week, services are daughter, and from there journey on to All and. when you have done so and learned Hank, or the Fenny Store,at oDce posted —For the numerous call and liberal apee, Nebraska, where she will spend an In Smoke “ St. Johns Bouquet,” 6 cento. B being held at St. John's church every detinue period with relatives and friends, visit the prices, you will surely buy them. a notice in the post-office, which resulted patronage received from the ladies’ lng at different points en route. C. E. Van Sickle . in the watch being returned to its right during their three opening days last evening at 7 :30 p. m. Tomorrow —Good Smoke “Royal Crown Perfecto,” 10 ful owner. Arther was happy and week. Boucher & Fetsch, the progressive Friday—there will be a proper service Sew ing Machines. cents. declares he will throw no more snow and up-to date milliners, at the head of and “THE SORCERER ” For the best assortment of the best Clinton Avenue, east side, return a sermon on the Crucifixion at 10:30 balls on the streets. a m. On Saturday, Easter Even, there Sewing Machines in the market, Sew j£CTATE BANK OF ST. JOHNS. their heartiest thanks. wili be Infant Baptism at 4 o ’clock and This Comic Opera to be Produced In St ing Machines Oils and repairs, call on —The fire department was called out adult Baptism at 7:30 p. m. Johns, April 1. me. A. B. BI alcom- . COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS THE OFFICIAL RETURS. Tuesday evening. The occasion was On Easter Day there will be four ser The Appollo Club of Ovid, assisted by For Sale or Rent, CAPITAL. 60.000. the burning out of a chimney on the vices : an early celebration of the Holy St. Johns talent, have arranged to pro The Proponed Amendment* Completely dry goods store of Davies, Adams & Co. Communion A cozy house and large barn on the NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS $900,000.. at 7 a. m., full Easter ser duce Gilbert and Sullivans popular corner of Wight and Baldwin street for Knocked Out, and the Republicans The members of the department present vice and sermon on " The I’ower of the comic opera. “The Sorcerer.” at Newton sale or rent. For terms, etc., call at this P. K. PERRIN, President. Completely Run In. remained and watched until all danger Resurrection, ” at 10:30 a. m., followed hall, Wednesday evening, April 21st. had passed. No damage was done. by a second celebration of the Holy This opera is an exceptionally inter office. This is convenient to business O. W. MUNGER, Vice-President. The board of county canvassers met —The beautiful Easter show window Communion, and the children ’s Easter esting one, and will be produced in fine and In a han dsome part of St. Johns. J. W. FITZG&R VLD. Csshier. at the court house Tuesday,and by Wed in Webber & Feck’s clothing store at festival at 7 p. m. - style by the Club, which is composed of Removal. H. H. FITZGERALD, Anisteat nesday noon had completed the official No. 17 Clinton avenue, is attracting Special care and labor have been de able musicians who have for some time canvass of the votes polled Monday, I have removed my business from over DIRECTORS: crowds of people. The cross bears real voted to the preparation of the Easter been under the direction of Miss Pearl Wilson's barber shop to over that of April 5. The total figures are as follows: Easter lilies, and the whole arrangement music, always of a high order, and it A. Blue, who will take one of the main Jacob Foerch ’s, where I am in every O. W. Manger, Geo. F. Marvin, J. W. Fitzgerald, Proposed Constitutional Amendments — reflects credit upon the designer and will be finer than usual. parts. No one who enjoys good music J. H. Co,bit, J. H. Fedewa. Geo. W. Em Attorney General's salary. No,...... 1,548 —759 way prepared to clean and repair men ’s mons, Jss. Richardson, P. K. Perrin, •• “ Yes...... 787 builder, Mr. Will Ingraham, the gentle At the Sunday school festival in the should miss it. The following is tbe and boy s clothing. Dying in fast col Relation to Kent County, No...... 918 —lie manly and obliging salesman. evening a potted plant (nearly all of cast: ors, of all shades, gentlemen ’s and lad O. 8. Allison, G. E. Corbin. ** « Yes,.;. .. 467 —Josiah Upton has sold his barn, which will be in bud or blosson) will be Alexis ...... Mr. John W. Dodge ies’ garments. All work fully warrant Jesse Sullivan. Justice of the Supreme Court — given to each child. Sir Marmaduke Pointduxter, Mr. Chas. Eaton Long ...... 25W which occupied a place on Wight street ed to be satisfactory. Give me a trial. The following is the musical program John Wellington Wells, The Sorcerer,.... 4 Par Cant. Interest Paid on Time Deposit* *1 Yaple ...... 2,218 for many years, to IL M. Hoener, who ...... Mr. F. H. Hamilton Rome Cattle . Foote ...... 204 has had it moved to a lot on West State for Easter Day l>r. Daly, the Vicar of Ploverlelgh ...... Ceeever...... 108 •'Christ Is Risen ”...... //. P. Dankn „ ...... -...... Mr H. N. Keys We will open some new goods this Zabel ...... 38 streetT, A. U. Stockwell did the work of he state saving* hank. * Christ Our Passover," in Eb ...... H. P. Dankt Notary...... Mr. F. E. Hazlc week. Some New Spring Millinery at OF FOWLKR. Chappe! ...... 11 moving and re-setting, in his usual first- TeDeum, In O...... Juan Alzamora Aline ...... Miss Pearl A. Blue Regents of the University- class style. He always does his work Jubllatl, In Bb ...... Cramer Mrs. Jones ’. She has selected, Fattern T Lady Sangazure, ...... Mrs. O. B. Campbell CAPITAL, $16,000. Cocker ...... 2,891 —458 in a very satisfactory manner. Offertory Solo. "Kin* of Glory.”...... Coombt ConBtanoe ...... Miss Bcitha Potter Hats in Chicago. Opening April 22, 23 Parkill...... -...... 8.190 MRS BLANCHE TROMP. Mrs. Partlett. a pew-opener, ...... and 24. ______NET A88ET8 OF STOCKHOLDERS, $800,0$* Barbour ...... 208 —Mrs. Otis Smith and her daughter __ ...... Mrs. F. E. Hazle Tracey...... 104 Clara, who have had a continuous resi Chorus and Peasants. To Hummer Kesorters. FRANK GRULER, President. Graves ...... -...... 88 dence in this township and village dur Sacred Concert Admission, 25c, no extra charge for Gran ...... -...... 11 iug the last 31 years, have, at the earn At the Congregational church next Sun A furnished cottage for sale at Bay FREDERICK SCHEMER, Vice-President...... 21 reserved seats, which will be on sale View, in first-ciass condition and will W. H. 8NELLING, Cashier. Lawton ...... 8,7o®-817 est solicitation of her son, Frank J.. day evening, when the following pro Tuesday morning, April 20th, at Aldrich Hubert ...... 2,188 gram will govern : be sold on favorable terms and on long Sweet...... - 20« who was here this week, packed & Co.'s book store. time. Willard Lyon , DIRECTORS t Mulholland ...... 104 up their goods and left yesterday for “Christ has won the victory”...... Haulm St. Johns. Constantine Feldpaasch, Frederick Schemsr Porter ...... 40 Muncie, Ind., where Mr. Smith is con “Who Is that cometh from Edom”..Tebbi We make a specialty of Hosiery. Our W. H. Snelling, Michael Spltsley, Dugrey...... 11 nected with a large rolling mill. They “Love not the world”...... Sullivan ladies’ extra heavy weight black hose at We keep a full assortment of that A. E. Dutcher, Frank Gruler. Curtis...... 19 will settle there with him for a perma “O sacred head now wounded ”...... LUxi County Commissioner of Schools — 19c per pair is worthy of special mention. good wearing, $2 Shoe, for ladies. Constantine Ornler. Winston ...... 2,780 —862 nent residence. We regret to lose them Miss P. A.'Blue and Mr. John W. Dodge will Woodruff & Tromp , Woodruff & Tromp , Watson ...... 2,128 from our midst. also sing solos. The Shoe Dealers. The Shoe Dealers. ’ Four per cent. Interest paid on time deposRtf CLINTON INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY, APRIL 16. 1807
Farmer Shut 111* Wife and Suicided. THE 60TH CONGRESS AT WORK FLOOD STATISTICS. MICHIGAN’S LEGISLATORS. After receiving the report of the ’TWEEN TILE LAKES. Isaac Dickerson, aged 00, a farmer special committee the House settled living three and a half miles east of Sxnatb . — Eighteenth day. — Much The Senators started in to play down and did considerable woria Rep. South Haven shot his wife in the breast bad blood was developed over the Cu ENORMOUS TERRITORY COV circus the first thing. The desk of Molste%succeeded in securing the pass MICHIGAN NEWS RECORDED IN just below the heart and then shot ban question and there vere numerous ERED BY THE WATER. Senator Thompson, of Wayne, was age of his bill providing for the brand NEWS FOR MICHIGANDERS. himself through the head with a-92- stormy passages. Mr. Morgan, of Ala elaborately decorated with flowers and ing of all prison-made goods. Other bama, called up his resolution declar as he took his seat he was applauded — caliber revolver. Both are dead. Government Estimate* Show That 10r* bills passed by the House; Prohibiting Dickerson was possessed of an un ing that a state of war exists in Cuba presumably for his part In helping to 800 Bqnare Mile* of Rich Farm Lands the adulteration of vinegar; providing tRepubllcans Give Their State Ticket • governable temper and his first wife and recognizing both parties as belli elect Mayor Maybury, of Detroit, and for police matrons hi cities of 10,000 gerents. Mr. Morgan declared that Havt Been Deluged — Enormous Finan Majority of Nearlv 50.000 Votes— left him several years ago and secured thus turn down Gov. Pingree. Then a population and over; precluding the instead of sending a lawyer to Cuba to cial Lots Mast Result. resolution was sent to the clerk’s desk State Convention of Christian En- a divorce on the grounds of extreme appointment of anyone as administi-a- cruelty, ills second wife, who was 56 investigate the case of Dr. Ruiz, as praying that the anniversary of the tor of the estate of a deceased incom ,d favorer* of Michigan at Jackson. was contemplated, the administration spring election be a perpetual holiday years of age, was a very fine woman, A statement relative to the agricul petent person who lias been' the guard respected and loved by her friends and would do well to send a ship of war to to be known as Maybury day. An ian of the deceased within a' year of Havana and demand redress. At an tural interests of the submerged dis other resolution requested the presi 'Michigan G. A. K. Encampment. neighbors. She was a widow when tricts of the Mississippi valley south the demise, unless such administrator she married Dickerson and had one other point Mr. Hale, of Maine, ques dent of the Senate to recognize Mr. be an heir; permitting surties on bonds •Greenville entertained the veterans tioned Mr. Morgan's statement that of Cairo, 111., has been Issued by the Thompson ’s “acute attack of joyous son,*a young man, and it was a quarrel department of agriculture. The total in the probate court Ur appear in oppo of the Grand Army of the Republic in over him and family affuirs in general Cuban prisons were ’’stuffed” with sxuberance contracted on account of •their annual encampment. Depart- American prisoners, declaring that the area under water on April 6 was about sition to .the allowance of accounts; that led to the tragedy. » the late election in the city of Detroit, permitting judge of probate to ftn- •ment Commander Shakespeare's re information reaching him (Hale) 16,800 square miles, of which 7,900 and appoint him chviFmau of the com port gave the total membership of the Dickerson also tried to shoot Mrs. square miles was in Mississippi, ; prison persons who may refuse to tes Mary Austin, who made her home at showed that no such condition existed. mittee cf the whole for the afternoon tify as to property supposed to be Hichigan G. A. R. as 10,082, which is Dickerson ’s, but was prevented bv Mr. Morgan then hotly asserted that 4,ooo square miles in Arkansas, 1,750 session, and then excuse him from act 1,217 less than it a year ago, 343 died he was in communication with the square miles in Missouri, 1,200 in 'fen- illegally concealed; permitting record James Holly, a friend who was visiting ive duty for the remainder of the of court decisions- as land' titles in •during the year. There are 382 posts, the family. Spanish authorities. Mr. Hale indig nessee and 450 In Louisiana. The re week.” The Senate resembled a coun being an increase of nine over last nantly denied this. At the conclusion gion contained In 1890, so far as can try school room during recess as Mr. counties where lands affected by such •year. Receipts during the year were of the morning hour the Cuban resolu be determined In view of the somewhat decisions- are located; providing for Political Pap for Physician*. Thompson was installed iu the chair notification of foreign consuls by pro 415,485.58. There is a balance on hand Congressman Mesiek, of the Eleventh tion went to the calendar, but Mr. indefinite boundary lines of the flood, and then they settled down a little— •of 11,550.53. Over 800 more graves Morgan gave uotice of a motion V> pro a population of 379,685. bate judge* iu cases of estates left Michigan district, has discovered that and agreed to a bill to allow the catch to residents of foreign countries; were decorated on Memorial day last instead of, us h&s been generally sup ceed with the resolution to a final vote. The flooded districts contain, It is es ing of chubs and minnow* with nets in year than formerly. The commander Most cf the day was given to the bank making a sale of property for city taxes posed, all the pension examiners of timated, abput 39,500 farms, of which Les CUeneaux channel. Daring the conditioned- upon tiie payment of state recommended that Cleveland's action Michigan coining under the civil ser ruptcy bill, Mr. Stewart, of Nevada, about 18,500 are in Mississippi, nearly day the Senate passed the following •removing the pension office from De speaking in opposition, and the discus tax liens; repealing the law whereby vice regulations under Cleveland s re 10,000 in Arkansas, and a like number bills: Providing that applicants do not it is provided that the written consent troit be condemned and that the gov cent ruling, it covers only those at sion drifted into the financial question. about equally divided between Missou have to study two years in an attor ernment be asked to have the order House .—No session. of plank road * companies must be se Detroit, Grand Rapids, East Saginaw, ri and Tennessee. These farms con ney's office to become eligible to admis cured before plank rood laws are rescinded;.that picket posts be estab Senate —Nineteenth day.—The Sen sion to the bar; providing a salary of Lansing, Ionia, Kalamazoo, White tain a total area of about 3,800,000 amended; requiring a popular vote in lished in districts where comrades live Cloud, Flint and Owosso. Conse ate upon receipt of President McKin acres, one-half of which is in Missis 8300 for the treasurer of the board of remote from posts; that patriotic and ley's message urging relief for the control of the home for feeble-minded. townships before plaiBf road franchises quently all the other boards in the sippi and rather over one-fourth in are granted, and making the tax 2){ military instruction be introduced as a state are political spoils, * which any flooded regions of the Mississippi valley, Arkansas, the proportions in Missouri The House spent almost the entire da a course in public schools. The work passed a resolution appropriating 8150,- in per cent, on grossins teal1 of 5- per cent, reputable physician in active practice, and Tennessee being about the same as committee of the whole and 1 agreed on net receipts. •of the Women ’s Relief Corps was highly who gets the indorsement of his con 000 to be immediately available. in the case of the number of farms. to several measures, among the most •commended and the Sons of Veterans gressman, may capture without any Later, however, a resolution passed by important being the Green inheritance praised. The delegates adopted the The total value of these farms witlh House Railroad Committee'* Report. red tape. the House was received, appropriating their improvements and farm imple tax bill which provides a tax of 5 per recommendations, and also a resolution 8200,000 for relief in the Mississippi and oent upon the market value of all* prop The work of the special railroad in asking congress to pass laws granting the Red River of the North regions, ments is close to $65,000,000, and here vestigating committee of the Mich* Prisoner* Escape From Ionia. also the proportions in the different erty, personal and real, over 85,000 in igan house of representatives has service pension and paying prisoners of Gideon Batherick, who was sentenced and this was accepted in lieu of the amount, bequeathed by will, whether •the war $2 per day for the time they former resolution ami was passed unan states are about the same as above been finished and a1 report rendered to the loDia reformatory from Pontiac, noted. by resident or non-resident of the embodying the results of tlie investi •were in prison. May 10, 1893, for manslaughter, has imously. Mr. Morgan, of Alabama, state, or transferred in contemplation The election of officers resulted as resumed his speech in support of the What effect the flood will have upon of death, except in cases where the gation, covering a period' of 4o days. escaped. He killed his father who, the crops of the present season de The committee held but few meetings follows: Department commander, Col. when the son interferred in a fight be resolution declaring that a state of property goes to father, mother, hna- A. T. llliss, of Saginaw; senior vice- war exists in Cuba, but did not con pends upon the length of its continu band, wife, child, brother, sister, wife and subpoenaed no witnesses, all the tween the husband and wife, turned ance and the practicability of wheat testimomy being given voluntarily. commander, L. Wells Sprague, of on this son and attacked him. Bath clude. House —Action was promptly or widow of a son or husband of a •Greenville; junior vice - commander, taken on the President's message ami planting after the subsidence of the daughter, in which case no tax is as The report says that while some abuses erick has had charge of the greenhouse flood. have been found in the way of exces Ren Darker, of Reed City; medical and flower gardens. Convict Irving a joint resolution adopted authorizing sessed upon the inheritance. The pro director, Dr. J. R. Stephenson, Grand the secretary of war to expend 8200,090 bate judge is made arbiter in a(l case*. sive freight charges, the tendency bas Zimmerman, who was sent up for bur NEW DREIBUND FORMING. been to distribute them around to all Rapids; chaplain, Rev. Wm. Judd, of glary from Montcalm county, escaped for the relief of the flood sufferers o< The House passed the following: Au Howard City. Commander Bliss chose the Mississippi and Red River of the Caropeau Powers Planning a Change la thorizing the village of Sand Beaeh to shippers alike. On the whole, freight by sliding between some cars when the charges in Michigan are lower than in Col. G. V. R. Pond as assistant adju North valleys. The most interesting Their Kelt, lions. issue buuds for water works; empow keeper went indoors for a moment any other state. The committee de tant-general. It was decided to hold and made off over the country. Both feature of the session was a passage It is understood on reliable authority ering judges of probate in certain the next encampment at Port Huron, between Rep. Simpson, the Kansas that another great shifting on the po cases to license executors, adminis clined to make any deductions a* to convicts would have been released in whether rates are excessive, because the second week in June, 1898. 1898. Populist, and Speaker Reed. Mr. litical chess board of Europe is Immi trator* and guardians to borrow Simpson hotly criticised the speaker nent. Italy will little longer belong money by mortgaging or pledging the of the large amount of labor, skill anti time required to make • an intelligent Michigan's Crop Report. President An (fell a* Minister to Tarkey. for his inaction in withholding the ap to the drelbund, even nominally, and estates of deceased persons for the put* The April crop report says the win There is strong probability that pointment of committees and prevent the force of events is gradually driving pose of paying debts, legacies, making stody of the question. The committee ter weather was not specially unfavor President James B. Angell, of the U. ing the progress of legislation. Mr. her into the arms of Great Britain and repair* to or completing buildings; pro makes six recommendations as follows: ably for wheat, and while in individual of M., may be nominated by President Reed replied that he was merely the France, and, it is believed, with the viding for the appointment of guard*- That railroad companies adopt a system fields and localities wheat may have McKinley as the American minister to instrument of the House and that his probable speedy victory of the radi ians for persons who are habitual whereby claims against' them may be actions were governed by what he con drunkards by the use of liquor, narcot more quickly adjusted and paid; that been more or less damaged, there has Turkey. Senator Burrows called at cal party In Italy this change will be ics or noxious drugs, and permitting the railroad receiving freight be made been no general or severe winter-kill the White House and expressed to the sidered the will of the majority, and accomplished. superintendents of the poor, supervis that the House had power to command responsible for any loss or damage sus ing. The average condition iu the President the deep satisfaction that it On. the other hand, the czar and his ors or aldermen to make complaints of tained before its delivery at destina state, is 87; southern counties, 80; cen would give the people of Michigan to the speaker if it disapproved of his advisers are said to be decided that such to- the probate judge; providing course. The Republicans expressed tion; that the law to be so amended an to tral, 87, and northern, 91. One year have President Angell selected, and France is loo fickle for a reliable ally, that in bigamy cases husband and wife dearly define what is meant by un ago, the average condition in the state also conveyed the approval of Senator their approval by applaudihg. The and an entente, which, perhaps, later can testify without consent of each •was 80. McMillan and himself of the proposed House then adjourned. will be followed by a formal alliance, other. lawful discriminations, and fixing a SEX ATE.—Twentieth day.—Mr. Mor Thera was a three hours' fight in the penalty for its violation; : that switch* The average condition of dlover selection. is to* be-reached In the spring and sum ing be more definitely defined, and the ^meadows and pastures in the state is gan, of Alabama, spoke the third suc mer between Germany, Russia and Ilnnse wr the Molster anti-convict Children Killed by Fating Wild Parsnips. cessive labor bill and it was defeated,'. by all changes fixed by law; that a uniform • 90. Live stock is reported from 95 to day on his resolution declaring Austria The proposed agreement is shipping bill be used throughout the 93 per cent. Wild parsnips caused the death of that a state of war exists in Cuba. He directed mainly against the policy of after the enacting clause being struck two children at Ilowell and a third is out. The title was tabled, however;, state, showing quantity, rate and class; The outlook for apples seems to be was severely critical of Spain ’s methods Great Britain on the eastern question that the principles of the interstate • favoKible; correspondents, however, thought to be on it* deathbed. Cleo against American prisoners, and went and the maintenance of the European and the bill may come up again. The Belle Grover, aged 9, and Charles bill provided that all prison labor con commerce law be applied ■ to traffic in are of the opinion that the heavy crop over in detail the circumstances in the status quo. the state. of last year Ls likely to be followed by Grover, aged 7, children of Mrs. Anna Competitor case and the incarceration tracts be annulled; that the prisoners a light one this year. Peach buds Grover, a widow, dug the wild parsnips of Owen Melton, an American, and one be employed in the manufacture of up in a swamp and ate them. They THE TRADE REVIEW. articles-used in the state institutions;, Carter Harrison, Mayor ot Cttfcracn. have been generally and severely in of the Competitor crew, in a vile Span-, The Chicago mayoralty election re- jured. Other fruits promise welL soon became ilTand before a physician ish dungeon and refusing him permis Comprehensive- Survey of Iks First Quar that only hand and fool machinery be could be summoned they were dead. ts*** Failures. used by prisoners and that prisoners- sstted in a decisive victory for the sion to communicate with the U. S. Democratic party, its candidate,- Coder ’Fatally Stabbed III* Father. Agnes McPhail, daughter of William consul. Mr. Morgan said in part, R. G, Dun &. Col 's Weekly Review of sentenccd for less than life might be McPhail, is deathly ill from the same used in working on roads at* the re H. Harrison, having more votes than John Allison, aged about 20 years, “the United States has warned off Trade says; ail the other six candidates combined. cause. European nations from all control “Out of 4,000 failures, with liabil quest of the boards of supervisors 1 heard a few days ago that his mother, counter signet) by the governor, no Of the 34 aldermen the returns point who died when he was a small boy, over Cuba. We seemed to exercise ities of I60.Z52.561 the first quarter, to the election of 26 Democrats, four THE TWO PENINSULAS. a sort of guardianship over that island seventy-four banking failures covered more than 20 convicts to be employed had been abused by his father, who is by any ooe county. At times the fight Republicans and four independents. Jiving with his second wife on the against all other nations. But, that more than a fifth of the amount ($12,- Three of these independents are Dem The Calumet & Hecia copper mine guardianship, if we have it, is like the 744,650); and 3,345 failures, with lia was sensational. Reps. Moore and shore of Lime lake, in Tyrone town has declared another 85 dividend, mak ocrats who went upon the ticket by ship, Kent county. He purchased a guardianship of the devil over a con bilities- of $35,947,892, or nearly three- Atkinson arraigned the wardens of the petition. ing 840 since April 30, 1890. demned soul. We are warning nations fifths, are classified this week accord various state institutions severely for butcher, knife and sharpened it to a W !»k has been begun to connect lobbying against the measure. B&lls Carter H. Harrison is a . son. ot the razor edge, and early the next morn that they must hold aloof while we ing to branches of business, leaving late Carter Harrison, who was assassin Pot *■' 4: with Detrot by electric rail stand by and see the inquisitorial only 587 failures and less than a fifth passed by the House were only of local ing went to his father's house to find importance. The Senate took favor ated while mayor of Chicagp during out if the story was true. The old way. 4a. the Birmingham route. methods of Spanish warfare, Spanish of the liabilities ($12,060,019) In the World's Fair, by Eugene- L’reuder- Alfred Peterson, a farmer near dungeons and Spanish tyranny, execut branches of manufacturing or trade able action on the following bills: For man was in bed, but when the son the bonding of Sand Beach fora water gas». asked him to step outside to talk over Hersey, blew out his right eye and a ed against Cubans and against our own not specified^ For the month of March portion of bis nose in an attempt to people without one word of protest. only three manufacturing and four works plant; changing the.name of the Japan Getting Her ltach np^sl Fa family matters, he arose and was put Michigan mining school to “Michigan ting on his clothing when the son stab commit suicide. He has a wife and * * * Whether there are 74 Amer trading classes show a larger average The government of Japan lias sent eight children. ican prisoners in Cuba or 74,000, of liabilities. The returns compared College of Mines, ” and fixing tha tui- two warships to Hawaii,.owing to the bed him twice in the left side. The tioa at 810 per year for Michigan stu son is in jail, and the old man will The Michigan supreme court has af or whether it is one in the person of with those of three previous years dis revolt of the Japanese ‘Jiere and the Owen Melton, this Arkansas youth, the dents and 825 per year for non-resi consequent stringent action agpiiuat the probably die. firmed the conviction of Woodruff Par- close much improvement already, and dents; amending the village incorpora mulee, who is serving a life sentence flag of the United States, if it refuses a bright prospect for jnore hereafter. Japanese by the Hawaiian government. to shelter him, is a disgraced rag.” tion act by bringing all villages nnder Holmes Get* Off with a S 1,000 Fine. at Jackson for the murder of Julia “Business failures remain at the the general tax law relative to. the sale Japan has meanwhile stopped all emi Mr. Nelson, of Minnesota, spoke for gration. The Japanese press- »urging Joseph S. H. Holmes, who shot and Curtiss, his sweetheart, at Traverse two hours on the bankruptcy bill, op lower level recently reported, being; and redemption of land .for delinquent killed Motorman Bert Johnson, at City. posing tne pending Tdrrey bill as harsh 232 this week. There are thirty-three taxes. the government to take a firm attitude Grand Rapids, Jan. 12, 1890, pleaded Experiments in beet culture will be and designed as a collection agency for business failures reported from Can? Not being satisfied with knocking towards .the Hawaiian and, American guilty to manslaughter in court at Al made in Saginaw county under super large creditors, and urging his substi ada. amt all legislation which, directly af governments. legan, where the case was being tried vision of A. W. Ii. Landers, an expert. tute as a measure drafted in the inter fected railroads the legislature is now on a change of venue. Judge Padg- Over 200 farmers have applied for seed. est of thousands of poor debtors strug IsSliBa Convicts Are Moved. trying to prevent the construction of John Shepherd, F.& P.M. switchman, ham then took the case from the jury Mr. Landers plans to build a refinery gling to get on their feet. House .— Two of the most unique excursion electric railways where they will com had both legs cut.uff at Bay City. and sentenced Holmes to pay a fine of at Saginaw. No session. trains that were ever run over railroad I pete with steam railroads. After hav 81,000. This was paid and Holmes was Twenty-first day.—No session of the- lines traversed Indiana from north, to ing passed, five bill*, which had for THE MARKETS The 3-year-old child of Wm. Shean, Senate. House .—There was no busi south Monday, one bearing 337 con set free. of Bay City, was burned to death. their objeat the authorization of the LIVK STOCK. At Holmes' first trial he was convict ness transacted and the day was spent victs over 30 years of age and reove- granting of the righh of way for a sys Shean had stepped into the back yard, in a- political debate in a rather dull eentlng all classes of hardened crimi Nw». Fork —Cattle Shee^> Lambs Hogs ed and sentenced to prison for life. A leaving the child in the kitchen alone tem of electric road, from. Detroit, via Best,grades...34 25 10 56 84 new trial was ordered bv the supreme manner. nals, from the state reformatory at Fort Huron and Lexington, to Bay Lower grades. .2.50®l 5J U0J 3 00 4 25 and when he returned the little one Jeffersonville to the northern prison at City, with a spur starting from the Chicago — court on a writ of error. His aged was enveloped in flames. , A Gigantic Swindle Laid Bare. Begrades... .5 00® > 3) L00 5 75 4 10 father has spent his fortune to Michigan City, and the other cacvytng main line at Elmer and running north Lower grades.,&M®4 75 3.25 4 00 3 75 The example of the Metropolitan The “E. S. Dean Co.,” which lias 280 convicts under 30 years of ag* and east to Sand Beach* the Senate tried Detroit— save the boy. The result of the trial been advertising extensively all over causes much dissatisfaction at Grand Iron Co. in raising wages 10 per cent guilty of minor offenses to the reform to recall them from, the House for the Last grades, 4,00®i 25 4 25 5 75 4 00 at Ironwood, will be followed, it is the country as "bankers and brokers, ” atory from the northern prison. bower grades. £ 35®3 00. 3 00 4 00 3 85 Rapids. purpose of reconsideration. Senator Buffalo— said, by all the mines on the Menom 35 Broadway, New York City, tarns Thompson, of Wayne, was at the bot Best grades.... 3 8504 5 33 0 50 4 20 inee and Gogebic ranges, putting a out to be one of the largest combina tom ot this move and succeeded in hav 1 Lower grades..2 uu®3 75 4 00 3 00 4 00 Burglars at Agricultural Collage. tions of crooked “bucket shop ” opera Mr. Bryan Was Injure**. stop to the talk of strikes. Cincinnati — 83 Shortly after 11 p. m. the vault in W. J. Bryan was Injured a* St. Au ing the resolution recalling them, Best grades__ 4. 65®.\ 00. 5 75 4 00 tors ever known in the country. They pushed through. Four of the bills hack 4 00 the secretary's office, at the Agricult Homer Burns aged 79, was killed at had reduced to a fine art the trick of gustine, Fla., Thursday afiberooon by Lower grades..! 50®j so. 395 ural college, was blown open. The Naldrett’s saw mill at Ithaca by a fly the caving in of tha piazza, from which been returned to, the Senate before Cleveland — obtaining money from small investors, their friends, in the House saw thekr Best grade*- - • • * OOfakt, 40- 4 75 3 75 4 10 •burglars made a rich haul, securing ing board from the edger. His neck he was speaking. Nearly 410 men and Lower grades. 2 2.i®3 &) 3 50 4 50 3 90 was broken and the jugular vein sev to be used in alleged speculations and danger and then they induced the 92,000 in cash belonging to the college, it is estimated that they have mulcted women were precipitated about twen Pittsburg — ered. Burns had lived at Ithaca 43 House to, refuse to return the fifth. Best grades ... 4 3006 to 4 80 5 90 4 25 •400 which the boarding clubs had over 85,000,000 from the people within ty fee* to the ground, and many of 3 50 4 23 3 95 on deposit, and 850 in postoffice money, years. He leaves four children. them were Injured, but none fatally. Senator Thompson had the bills refer Lower grades, 2 so@4 25 the past few months. Of this amount red to the railroad committee where the college postoffice being located in L. E. Herman, an employe of the Mr. Bryan was picked up unoonaclous, MR AIN. ETC. Detroit contributed fully 8100,000. In they wtLI be smothered. The House the library building.* The large Ulissfield Milling Co., waa cleaning up Ohio and Indiana it is said fully 8500.- but received no injuries of a serious, Wheat. Corn, Oats, killed Donovan's bill providing for No. 2 red No. 2 mix No. 9 whit* amount of college money on hand is some corn cobs in the basement of the 000 was drawn from the “lambs. ” It character. ■due to the fact that the new term mill, when the machinery caught in a locking prisoners in county jests in New Tark 70 ®7«S a 928H a «22 was only a few days ago that the sher Chirac* 23\®23 a opened but a few days ago. and stu small hole in the back of his coat and Iowa Makes Seventeen Kants. separate cells The Lusk-Gordon home •n iff took possession of the offices of the rale b41) was made the special order of •Detroit MHO*4« a ®25 2t 021 dents have been paying their tuition. drew him in. He was instantly killed "E. 8. Dean Co.” in New York, upon The battleship Iowa made her offi Toledo » OMW a ®aq 17 OI7 The explosion awakened many of and terribly mangled. Only a week the House for April 15. Bep. Kerr an attachment. He found little to cial speed trial Wednesday. She made who was re-elected in the Second Sagi Cincinnati 86H®87 ® ®»* a 0»H the college population, and the rob- ago he was appointed oil Inspector of Cleveland a ©am to seize. There were some articles of in seventeen knots an hour for four con naw district st the recent election was 8>*®M '
little boy ’s heart. I pushed him aslda Fresh stains upon wall paper where fretfully. people have rested their heads can b* "This Is my son, ” I said, “for whom removed by covering the spot with » I’ve been searching these seven years mixture of pipeclay and water made past. I have only Just found him. Into a soft paste and letting It remals No, I am no* mad; I am In my right over night. Then brush it off with s senses. But this is not the time to tell stiff whisk broom. you my story. My wife lies there ”— To prevent a bruise from becoming I pointed to the cave. “I might have had discolored, apply Immediately water a» “For her but for you. Let me be, then. I hot as can be borne comfortably, change some years I wu ^Veil'S) I tff ^4 q o-v suppose some of you can understand ing the cloth as soon as It loses it* ' quite out of health, end * INTERNATIONAL PRK88 .ASSOCIATION'”7 what a father ’s love, what a husband ’s heat. If hot water Is not to be had at f took much medicine 1 grief, is in such a trial as this. ” once, moisten some dry starch with ’ which did me no good. 11 “But don ’t you see?” the same man cold water and cover the bruised part ' wm advised by a friend to) CHAPTER XV. to throw the boy to him. She bends asked, and many of them looked at me with It. 1 try Ayer’s Barsapariliai HE dark hours toward him. Lord have mercy-----” with sad eyes. “Come, be reasonable. 1 which I did, taking a doien) passed like a dis And at that moment we were sucked We are dead beat. You are as strong f or more bottles before stop-i turbed dream. Cries f ping. The result was that I) down into the sea. With the last as we are. Lend a hand to an oar. ffeU se well and strong! and sobs and pray words he spoke, the ship had reached Nay, then, if you’ll not believe, look for Spring Humors ' tliat I, of course, think there ts 1 ers I heard, but in- the water line, and sank In a wild whirl yourself.” Those unsightly eruptions, painful boils, annoy*- f no medicine equal to Ayer’s Sar- distinctly.as though of waters. A prayer passed through I allowed him to uncover the face of Ing pimple* and other affections, which appear so ^ saparilla, and I take great pains ' I were in no way my mind, and I believed my time had my boy, and the truth dawned upon generally at this season, make the use of that f to tell any suffering friend of it and ’ connected with come. But the mast which had held me me. grand Spring Medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla, a 1 what It did for me.”—Mrs. L. A. VI them; they scarcely fastened to the deck now proved to be “Bob! ” I whispered. “Speak to me, necessity. Take Hood's Pnrsaparilla now. It will I Mubbat , Klltxmrn.Wia., Feb.ii.i8SS. seemed to form my Balvation. Immediately the deck my son! ” do you wonderful good. It will purify your part of the tragedy blood, give you an appetite, tone your nerve** was below the water the mast floated I shook him gently; he made no strengthen your stomach, and cure all Spring which was then be off, leaving me free, and with the in movement. White and still, he lay In humors. Be sure to get only Hood ’s.1! ing enacted. When I recovered my stinct of self-preservation I struck out my arms. I put my ear to his mouth WEIGHTY WORDS senses my first endeavor was to get lustily. I am a good swimmer, and —to his heart; not a pulse replied to Hood's Sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggists. Price, tl; 6ix for $S* FOR to my feet, but I found I was pinned shortly after I rose to the surface of the me. And then I saw that his limbs to the deck, by reason of the mast hav water my hands came upon a small must have been cold and stiff for hours, i »____ n .i. are prompt, efficient and Ayer ’s Sarsaparilla. ing fallen across my body. I believed piece of rock jutting up from the sea. and that I had been nursing a corpse. Hood S HlllS easy In effect. •£> cents. that I was otherwise unharmed, for it Not knowing Its size or extent, I ob “My boy is dead, mateB,” I said, with did not appear to me that any of my tained e risky foothold upon it, and, a strange calmness upon me. “Forgive bones were broken. But I was in this dashing the waters from my eyes, I Familiarity, no doubt, breeds con HE HAD ENOUQH. me. I didn ’t know it before, you see. tempt, in most instances, but certainly miserable position —I was lying with looked eagerly forward. Surely It was My poor little Bob! ” not in the matter of money. The more The Butcher ’s Experience ef Justices* my face to the deck, and I could not by a special act of Providence that, They turned their faces from me as I 20 Years’ we have of that, the better we like it. Justice Was Satisfying. see a yard around me. A faint light amidst the struggling heads and limbs stooped and kissed Bob ’s white lips. Soft coal cinders and charcoal from “Hlckorytown was wild with ex betokened that the sun was rising, and of the hapless drowning persons around Then I cried quietly over him a bit, and wood or cobs should be among the citement when I was there Friday,” was making its way even into the dis me, I saw but one face, which rose like laid him at the bottom of the boat, Experience “appetizers ” kept on the hog ’s bill of said the big drummer to others of his mal cave in which our ship was snared; an apparition from the water. It was covering him with my shirt, which I of fare daily. craft at the same table, says the De otherwise I should have been in total Mabel ’s face, turned toward the rock took off for the purpose. in cycle building There are people who never recog troit Free Press. ‘‘The butcher ’* dog darkness. I sighed In bitterness of to which I clung, and in that awful mo “Let me keep him, ” I pleaded; “If has made nize one another in church, but expect bit the doctor ’s daughter, the doctor spirit; the cup of happiness was dashed ment we recognized each other. A to know each other in Heaven. we land, we can bury him ashore. ” shot the dog, the butcher thraBhed from my lips; all hope was gone. I look of convulsed joy, amazement, and "Ay, ay, mate,” they said, softly. Some preachers are afraid to open the doctor and the doctor had the should die without a word of love from terror —terror, as though she were gaz I answered them with grateful looks, the Bible very wide for fear they will my wife; for no power in the world have to die in the poorhouse. butcher arrested for assault and- bat ing upon a being from another world and, taking an oar, pulled with the tery. The justice of the peace before could, at that moment, have convinced —flashed Into her eyes. Her arms were strength of a giant, drinking the salt It is a rare thing to find in any part me that she, with my boy, was not a Bicycles of Ch?na a man over 20 years of age whom the trial came off is a long, raised aloft, and in them was a child — tears which ran down my face. I who cannot read or write. loose-jointed farmer, who looks like a passenger in The Rising Sun. Had I my child, Bob! What was to be done worked mechanically, and had no Unequalled bald-headed eagle and plays dominoes not seen the likeness in little Bob ’s in that dread moment of my life? If thought for anything but the body of Unapproached with the doctor. beautiful face? Had I not heard my I plunged Into the sea It would be fatal my poor little Bob. “SHE DRESSES WELL.” “ ‘Read that thar indictment, ’ order wife’s voice In the dark terror of the to all of us, for the drowning persons Through the long hours of the night STANDARD OF THE WORLD. ed the court with more unction than night? All my efforts to raise the would inevitably clutch at me and we pulled, and when the sun rose we But Her Clothes Often Cover a accuracy. This done, he continued: weight which held me to the deck were carry me down with them, I decided found ourselves In the same dismal Living Death. ‘You ’ve heered th ’ charge that you as vain, and I groaned aloud. instantly upon my plan. With one plight. The wind was dead In our Hartford Bicycles arm round the sharp rock, which cut saulted and battered this here man “Are you alive, then, mate?” a voice teeth, and the rocks loomed black and $7», $80, $50. $48. Detnty Is the Shrine of Men ’s Worship, agin th ’ peace an ’ dignity of th ’ peo asked. into my flesh —but I did not feel it—I shadowy in the distance. Having and Women Vie With Each Other ple of this here state. Be you guilty or I managed to stretch forth my hand, partially lowered myself Into the water, aboard only sufficient provisions for « to Make Themselves Attractive. not guilty?’ and it reached the hand of a man who and held out my other arm,- which I two days, it behooved us to find a ref The remark, “She dresses elegantly, ” “ ‘Not guilty, yer honor. ’ was pinned to the deck by the mast, as judged would Just reach Mabel, in the uge soon; and many a breath of thank POPE MFC. CO., Hartford, Conn. is a very common one in this age of ” ‘What ’s that? ’ thundered the court, I was. expectation that she would seize my fulness was drawn when, on the even hand and that I should be able to draw Catalogue free from dealer*, or by mail for wealth and progress. 'Yer not guilty? Didn ’t yer poun ’ th ’ “Can you see?” I asked. ing of the second day, we discovered a one a-cent stamp. Women vie with each other in mak street with th ’ doc? Didn ’t yer injer “Yes; and that is all I can do.” her to my rock of refuge. But as I neck of land where we reckoned we ing themselves at him extarnally an ’ intarnally an ’ spile “Have you been conscious all the laid my hand upon my boy, Mabel fell could put safely ashore. Some part of tractive, for men his false teeth? ’ night? ” from me, or was torn from me by a the beach was sand, but ver ytreacher- t admire a stylishly “ ‘Your honor, my client has a de “All the night, worse luck. I have fierce wave, and sunk before my eyes. OU8, as we presently learned, and some dressed woman. fense to offer and is entitled to a hear been envying you.” With my boy pressed close to my bos was rock. We rowed toward the Good clothes add ing, ’ declared the butcher ’s lawyer. “You need not do so. In what posi om, I dashed forward in desperation sandy beach, and one man jumped out to the charms of “ ‘Nothin ’ of th ’ sort! ’ shouted the tion are we?” to rescue her; but I was swept away —too soon for his life, for he sunk be the woman in per justice. ‘I cackerlate I wouldn ’t a been “The ship is sinking; in a few min by a rush of whirling spars from the fore our eyes. The quicksands had fect health, but utes we shall reach the waterline. ” wrecked ship, and, without knowing swallowed him. With feelings of awe here ef I couldn ’t tell when a man war how it happened, I found myself being are ill-befitting assaulted an ’ battered. Don ’ try none “And then? ” we pulled toward the rocks, and after those who He laughed bitterly. “You’re no sail drawn Into a boat which was lying off some difficulty we effected a landing, of yer snaper-doodle games on me, near the cave’s mouth. through ignor young feller. I knowed that thar dog. or, or you would not ask. And then? saving, too, at the risk of our lives, ance or care He chased me up a tree one time an ’ Why, then, Death —and I shall be glad what little provisions we had left. But lessness have took half er yard offen a pair of new to meet it My two legs are broken. ” CHAPTER XVI. in the landing, our boat was dashed to suffered the overalls afore I could shin outen his "I pity you, I pity you!” I sighed. v WAS told after splinters. And there, rescued from inroads of fe ‘‘Are you strong enough to talk to the sea, we stood upon the rocks in way. They hain't no lawyer or no me?” ward that I strug safety, I with my little Bob In my arms, male diseases body else kin tell me nothin' 'bout that gled like a madman to stamp them “Talking does me good. I shan ’t do with those who wrapped in my serge shirt. dog. ’ much more of It in this world. W’hat “Now for a fire,” said one of the par as physical ” ‘But, your honor, that has nothing were saving me; wrecks. It is is it you want to know? ” and I know it must ty; “I am perishing with cold. Let us to do with this case.' “Where are the passengers? ” collect some dry wood. ” unfortunate, “ 'Ef you weren ’t a beginner an ’ didn ’ L5J have been because but true, that “In the sea, half of them —out of their of the thought up ITO BS COMTIXUBO.I 6ome physi know no better I’d fine yer fur con- trouble. I wish I was out of mine. temp ’. I take cognerzance of th ’ reper- permost in my cians allow I've seen them washed away by twos mind that I had no women to suffer tation of th ’ dog. He roamed roun ’ and threes and half dozens all through Safe Coarse. this here neighborhood like a roarin ’ right to consider An excellent reply was that once needlessly, be the night. The sea would have taken my own life while cause man can lion a -chasin ’ ole clterzens up trees me, too, but this cursed mast wouldn ’t made by a Yankee pilot to the owner an ’ biting people's darters. I fine this a chance remained to save that of my of a Mississippi river steamboat. The only work from theory, and at best only budge an Inch. All’s well for them. dear Mabel. But the men held me fast, patch np, without removing the cause. here prisoner $20 an ’ costs an ’ th ’ Good-night. ” boat was at New Orleans, and the Yan doc ’s bill fur curin ’ hisself an ’ his and, when I was in the boat, began to kee applied for the vacant post of pilot, Proof is abundant that Lydia E. In his dare-devil, defiant mood, the pull away from the cave Into the Pinkham's Vegetable Compound re darter, likewise th ’ price fur a new man, whoever he was—for I never saw saying that he thought he could give fit-out In teeth. ’ brighter light. satisfaction, provided they were “look moves the cause, gives strength to the his face—actually sung these words. “It’s no use struggling, mate,” one weakened organs, vigorous health to ‘‘The young lawyer wanted to ap “For heaven ’s sake,” I Implored, “do in ’ for a man about his Blze and build. ” said. “If you’ve a spark of reason In ‘‘Your size and build will do well the system, and therefore beauty to peal, but the butcher prided himself not answer me in that reckless way. you, you’ll see that there's no hope of the face and form. on knowing when he had enough. ” You have been conscious all the night, saving another life.” enough, ” said the owner, surveying the Mrs. Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., gladly you say. Has anything been done with lank form and rugged face of the ap Man Only Han a None. They continued to pull doggedly answers, free of charge all letters. the boats? ” away, and kept their hands upon me plicant with some amusement, “hut do Here is one of the results : Man Is the only animal that has a “Yes. One quarter-boat was to prevent me from throwing myself you know about the river, where the “ Three months ago, I wrote you a real nose or chin. Horses have faces launched, and got safely out of this into the water. Blinding tears came snags are, and so on? ” “Well, I’m letter describing my troubles, which that are all nose, swine have snouts hole, I think. The other quarter-boat to my eyes and flowed over. I knew pretty well acquainted with the river,” were inflammation of the womb and and elephants trunks; lions have vast was also launched, and it isn ’t known that it was vain to resist, and I knew drawled the Yankee, with his eyes bladder. I had not seen a well day smelling organs, but none of them any what has become of it.” besides that the few minutes that had fixed on a stick he was whittling, "but 6ince the birth of my second child, 16 thing that can be separated from their “Any passengers in the first?” Intervened were fatal minutes, and car when you come to talkin ’ about the years ago. I had spent hundreds of faces and called a nose. It is even “A few.” ried death with them to the bright and snags, I don ’t know exactly where they dollars for doctors and medicines. more true of the chin, which is prac “Women and children. ” beautiful girl who had become my wife, are, I must say.” “ Such pains as I endured. My back tically human. “Not likely. Men. Those who could alas! how many Christmases ago! The “Don ’t know where the snags are!” ached, my feet and limbs were swollen, scramble In first” Oregon ’* Vast Prune Orchard*. mystery that had parted us would said the boat owner, in a tone of dis and it was almost impossible for me to “Mate, do you understand the posi never now be made clear to me; but if gust; "then how do you expect to get stand ; I could not walk any distance In Oregon there are 25,000 acres of tion I am in. I can ’t see a yard around prune orchards. They go with bread anything could have comforted me at a position as pilot on this river?” I received your answer to my letter, me. I have a wife and child on board. that awful period of my life, it was the “Well, sir,” said the Yankee, raising and followed closely all your advice, and tea for supper, and young ladies The brutes! the brutes! not to save who would acquire a pleasing expres belief that I still cherished In her faith a pair of keen eyes from his whittling and I have been using Lydia E. Pink- the women and children first! There and purity. Yet I looked sullenly on and meeting his questioner ’s stern gaze ham's Compound for three months. sion of mouth for photographing or for entertaining visitors are taught to say are women and children still on deck, the cruel waters, repining, I do believe, with a whimsical smile, “7 may not Now I can work all day without pain. are there not? ” * because a miracle did not occur. I have recommended the Compound to ‘‘prunes ” and hold the expression until know just where the snags are, but “Yes. You want to know If your wife Some comfort did come to me after you can depend upon me for knowin ’ jW. L. DOUGLAS i many of my friends, and gladly recom it melts awiy into a broad bread-and- is among them. What sort of a wom # ______..BEST ■I butter smile. a while. I had my boy, my darling where they ain ’t, and that ’s where I IN THE WORLD f mend it to all women in any way an? ” son. In my arms. Was it not almost l$3SH0E^HH calculate to do my sailin ’. ” f .For 14 year* this shoe, by merit alone,ia, baa a afflicted with female troubles. ”—Lydia “Fair, with light auburn hair, and by a miracle that he had been given to • diatnneed all competitor*. Batik , 227 Spring St., Greensburg. Pa. What a cold church needs is not a J Indorsed by over 1.000,000 wearer* as_ th* x preacher with a higher head, but one blue eyes.” me, after searching for him the wide | beat in style, flt and durability of anyr sbo# | Something for Nothing. a aver offered)ff0r$d 6at S3LOO. CCT DlPIl quickly. Send for "GOeinvention* Wanted." with a warmer heart. “Yes, yes—I knew one ----- Bah! world over for seven long years? “You § It I* made in all the LATEST SHAPES and m DC I Inw II KdgarTate A Co., 246 Broadway.New York £ STYLES and of every variety of leather. f what ’s the use of thinking, now that have still something to live for,” a There is no form of deceit more like * One dealer In a town given exclusive sal* s Wonderful Malarial Bitters. 5 and advertised In local paper on receipt of £ ■IITPIITfiH. ■.WILLSON ACO.,Wa,h- everything has come to an end? ” voice whispered to me; “be grateful, ly to occur than self-deception, and of ■ reasonable order. tV Write for catalogue to f HR I $■ M 1 VinKt
CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1897.
OBITUARY. The Independent , Spencer VV. Gibbs died at his home in i TOM PADLEY, * j this village. Sunday morning, April 11, j Rambler and Clipper 1807, of paralysis agitans.aged nearly 78 , The Pioneer Harness-maker has GEORGE 8. COKBIT. years. TRANK R. DxWITT, Mr. Gibbs was born near Watertown, To Every Family. BICYCLES N. Y., April 14, 1819, and would thus REMOVED 'rHE Democrats of the House in cau- ______have been 78 TCM years old yesterday. He OUR LEADER. . cus endorsed the statements made by j was the oldest of three children ; of the The way to advertise U to tell the whole Representative Bailey, of Texas, when others, a sister died in Jackson, Mich., Story in plain, simple language, in as few x»_I_Representative___ ni, 1D|i»v iiingiey, in reauonae in lesponse to many to y^, Qf 1thl>'8 a« 0'vi iandtuge a8urv brother,ives. Giles J., words as possible, and as direct as a rifle Business Clipper No. 30 Representative Jerry Simpson's protest, His mother died when be was fifteen shoots a bullet. Very well; here Ls our story. $40.00 CA8H. bluntly stated that the Republicans did years old, and after working two sum not intend to allow any general legisla mers on the Erie canal and winters on ...... We want you to read farms, he earned enough money to come THE DETROIT EVENING NEWS regularly. As there has been quite a holler tion by the House at this session. Mr. with tiis father, brotiier and sister to Bailey said: “ We are not inclined to Michigan, settling in 1887 in Jackson. It will cost you very little...... made in St. Johns about che beauty insist upon the Republican party legis The deceased was married March 31, of having a repair shop to sell bi lating. We feel that the country suffers 1847, to Mias Clariuda Vredenburg, whose death, eleven weeks ago last Mon cycles with, will say that I am not when the Republican party legislates. day, seriously affected Mr. Gibbe’health. The Detroit Evening News. To the room next north of A. B. Ilalcom’e selling poor, cheap wheels and if We have contended this all our lives, His death now reduces the number m Sewing Machine and Carriage Store, where any Rambler or Clipper Biryclfr and we sincerely believe it. We have the immediate family to two sous, Mel Agents in every town in Michigan. may be foupd a complete stock of Draft and vin and Louis, and a grand-daughter, Driving proves defective, George D. Cooper no desire to urge the Republican party Miss Pauline Adams. to make laws, but we desire to under Mr. Gibbs moved into this locality in or Keeney & Walker will repair the stand its policy. We are here ready to the early fifties and settled permanently HARNESSES, same FREE OF CHARGE. The discuss any measures you desire to bring in St. Johns iu 1855, beginning life as a hotel-keeper, in which capacity he And a stock of manufacturers guarantee Rambler up, but believing that nine out of ten formed a wide acquaintance throughout and Clipper Bicycles to be free of them would be bad we are ready to the state. help you if your policy is to do nothing. ” The deceased became a Christian ROBES, BLANKETS, from imperfections. when teu years old and was identified Speaking of whether the Democrats all bis life with Methodism in its broad WHIPS. Yours for good wheels, est sense. He was a charter member of in ttie Senate ought to resort to fillibus- the M. E. church when organized in St. tering to delay or defeat the tariff bill, And In fact every article found in a well regu Johns, Up to Date lated establishment of the kind, that defies 0. G. PLUNKETT, ex-Representative Clunie, of California, Throughout his residence in St. Johns competition as to style, quality and prioe. said : * ‘I am in favor of allowing the he lias been interested iu real estate and other financial matters, and in all bis Thanking you for past favors. I ask you to PHOTOGRAPHER, Republicans absolute sway and full dealings sought the interests of all con call on me In my new quarters. Ad Inspection scope in the making of a tariff. The cerned. It was his boast that he had is solicited. ' 31 Clinton Ave. ST. JOHNS freer they are left to work their will the never had a law suit of any kind. Repairing neatly and promptly done. quicker will the country repudiate their The funeral services, conducted by Revs. D. D. Martin and H. E. Butler, When You Want acts, for I hold that prosperity can were held at the M. E. church, Tuesday n'ever come from taxation, but only afternoon, at 2:30 o ’clock, and the re from a readjustment of our financial mains interred in St. Johns cemetery. system that will put silver back to its KNEELAND. COOPER, THE LEADER PHOTOGRAPHS old footing of equality with gold. Benjamin Franklin Kneeland died at This is substantially the position taken bis home iu St. Johns, April 10,1897, of you will make a mistake if you do by Senator Jones, chairman of the pneumonia. The deceased was born in Cooper's is the leading Bicycle Re not place your order with us, and Connecticut, December 31,1817. When pair House. NO ONE DISPUTES secure first-class work, unsurpassed Democratic National Committee, in a quite young bis parents moved to Liv letter made public a few days ago, and ingston county, N. Y., which was then THAT. He never sends out misleading for beauty of finish or permanence which is endorsed by most of the Demo a wilderness, ilis father died soon af advertisements. For instance —“The of tone. Our prices are right and crats in both branches of Congress. ter and he was, at an early date, thrown guarantee of Morgan & Wright tires our works fully guaranteed. upon his own resources. By indomita made good at our store.” This is an A beautiful gift with each dozen To snow how little the real nature ble perseverence he gained a thorough and practical education aud formed that advertisement of a certain party. Cabinet Photos. of the Dingley Bill is made manifest to strong Puritanical character which We are up to date on prices. Don't advertise, a It is made without authority from Mor- the country at large, it is only necessary characterized his after-fife. gau & Wright, and upon investigation STAGE’S EAST SIDE STUDIO to state that while it is entitled a bill In 1840 he married Katherine Weller, wheel one week that don ’t need a repair shop to sell was found to contain “SOAP,” and it and iu 1843 Mr. Kneeland exchanged his 6T. JOHNS. MICH. to increase the revenues of the United small accumulations iu New York for it, and the next week agree to furnish two repair was necessary to put up the COLD States, the McKinley bill which was of SO acres of wild land in Bengal, Clinton CASH for the job, just the same as any ROHATE ORDER.—State of Michigan, parallel character but less drastic, was county, Mich., atd he. together with his shops to go with each and every wheel. We know repairer would charge. A guarantee P county of Clinton, sa. At a session of tbe young wife aud a few household goods, Probate Court for the county of Clinton holden at eutitled a bill to diminish revenues. what we are talking about. It's “BICYCLES.’’ that costs money is no guarantee at all the Probate office, in tbe village of St. Johns, or And in two years it diminished the reve aud with one team, accomplished the Tuesday, the 6th day of April, in tbe year one journey in a little over three weeks. Ar and a snare to catch the unsuspecting thousand eight hundred and ninty seven. nues from imports $25,000,000, or one- We don ’t copy anyone ’s methods or advertisements. people. The business people who stop Present, Charles M. Me»nil. Judge of Probate. riving at his new possessions be at once In the matter of the estate of JOdK SCRI YEN' , uiotli of the entire custom collections began to shape for himself a home, and We are selling the bulk of the wheels, and our prices to investigate and are not caugbt by deceased. of the year before its passage. Small in time accumulated considerable prop 1 chaff, ” go to Cooper's and always get On reading and filing tbe petition, duly verified . erty. In 1882 he retired from the more of William Byrne, Guardian of William J. Scriven wonder then that the Senate, in its are right, We do nothing but a bicycle business. the best of work and sundries at tbe and Florence K. Scriven, minor*, praying that h<* active and arduous duties of life, to his or some other suitable person may he appointed quandary between a revenue customs home in St. Johns, where, in 1891, oc If you buy of us we look after your wheel and don ’t lowest prices. All goods and work administrator of the estate of said deceased. bill for the benefit of the Treasury, and curred the death of his beloved wife, GUARANTEED. Thereupon it ia ordered, that Tlturatlu.v, ill* ask you to run all over town to get it fixed if any 29th day o! April A. D , 1897. at one o ’clock an import-discouraging bill for the bene after a companionship of more than 51 Cooper makes bicycles. in the afternoon, be assigned for the hearing of years. said petition, at tbe Probate Office, iu the village fit of manufacturers and producers Mr. Kneeland was a decendant from thing should happen to it. Think of this when of St. John*. should be somewhat muddled and in And it ia further ordered, that notice be givea the old Scottish family of that name. | asked to buy of a man who has no way of mak to tbe persons interested in said estate, of the time clined to go slow. The original Kneeland was tBe grand GEO. D. COOPER. and place of said hearing bv causing a copy of thin father of Sir William Wallace, who, to ing his guarantee good. order to be published In the Clinton Indkpexd In the death of ex-Senator D. W. gether with his son James Kneeland, ent , a newspaper priuted and circulated in said received the famous Kneeland grant for county ol Clinton for three successive weeks pre Voorhees, which occurred Saturday We teach you to ride free of charge. vious to said day of hearing. valor shown upon the field of Bannock CHARLES M. MERRILL, morning at his Washington residence, burn. Judge of Probal*. the Democratic party lost one or its The deceased was the father of six children, being Edwin Kneeland, Mrs. Grand Truk Railway System. ORTGAGE SALE.—Default having been ablest and hardest workers, a man who made in the conditions of a certain mort Joel S. Wolcott, Horace Barnes Knee Mgage. dated January 3d, 1896, executed by John A. has, for nearly half a century, occupied land, Mrs. Linda Frink. Mrs. James Smith and Elizabeth Smith, hit wife, to Michael a place in the front ranks of Democracy Whitlock and Benjamin ’Kneeland, Hewelt and Catharlna Hewelt, and recorded Janu Arrival and Departure of Trains ary 8d,1895, in Liber 78 of Mortgagee,on page 641, in in every National campaign. Mr. Voor four of whome survive him. the office of ihe Register of Deeds for tbe County of hees had been iu failing health for sev lie was a kind husband and indulgent At St. Johns. ClintoD, State of Michigan, on which mortgage father, and has been heard to say that there is claimed to be due at ibe date of this notice eral years, but his death was eutirely the world was none the worse lor any the sum of 92,016.33. tie*ides an attorney fee of IN KFFKCT JANUARY 11, 1897. $30. Ut) provided in said mortgage and by statute, unexpected, although he was in his sev occumnlations he had made. and no suit or proceeding at Taw or in equity hav entieth year.______ing been instituted to recover any part of the debt JACOB BROWN. a s s a s a a a a a secured by ssld mortgage.; Now. therefore, by vir Jacob Brown, well-known to the resi ^ a a « Friends, I could not subside without paying Awarded BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DR< har y d . squair ’s my respects to a nautical gentleman who Is DON’T SPEND YOUR MONEY ------...... -rrr The Independent | also a great fisherman, and like all fishermen, Highest Honors—World’s Fair, R«B|ions« to a Toast st tli« Banquet of the great on anecdotes, especially fish stories. Dr. Barbers. Chaney has the rhln ———ology to teach Lar DU _ nine Graduating Class of ’07, From the Mich ACOB FOEKCH, proprietor of TheCentra Inuepkndkht Block, No. 17 Clinton yngology in our oollege and it Is good for the r P Barber Shop. Ladies’ and children ’s hair Avenue. igan College of Medicine and Surgery. "deviated septum ” to hear expound the Intri the fiuest Works of Art J•'tting a specialty. Good bath rooms In connection cacies Involved In "plugging posteries naros. ” can be obtained at reason Violin and other strings ; musicians ’ outfits, etc GKO. 8, COKHW. Proprietor Dr. Harry D. Squair, of this village, He uses Prof. Steven's Hi-manual method and FRANK K. UK WITT, • Uuee who graduated from the Michigan Col* able prices at ambidexterity. Attorneys. TERMS t lege of Medicine and Surgery, in De Friends, allow me to refer to the previous ex aminations as being an eventful raoe. Each HAMILTON’S EWIN SEVERANCE, A. H. Htrteiy In Advance, • 1.00 troit, last month, responded to a toast, in behalf of the class, at the banquet at physician Is put to a horses's place and we will I TOKNEY. Over Bunday ’a Grocery. discuss on this day of grace. w CREAM All Settlement# of Peat Due Subscriptions CDWIN B. LYON. JOHN C. DOOLIN9. will be made at the rate of ll.BO the Wayne hotel In the evening. He The remains the results as such bo the case. STUDIO, Per Year. spoke as follows : YON 4k POOLING, Attorneys at Law, St. 1— Hal. C. Wyman, surgery. where you can always get L Johns, Mich, Office over Kendrick ’s store. Oer advertising rates are 9100 per column per Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen, Esteemed Fac This horse lost. But was pure as a diamond. just what you want in the annum. Business notices five cents per line for ulty, Uuderclassmen, and the Class of IK: They Trephined this horse because Its name BAKING PAULDING St NORTON, Attorney* at Law. Office over St. Johns Nation 1 Bank. 1570 -sub insertion. Editorial notices, ten cents. was Wyman. Photograph line, and where Business cards, 91 per line per year. It has been established by precedent for sev ! Marriage, birth and death notices Inserted free. eral years past at the annual banquet, that the 2— Dayon Parker. Gynecology. all work is strictly up to date. ILL H. BRUNSON, Attorney at Uw and Obituary comments, resolutions, cards of thanks, function of tbs resppnder to the sentiment of This horse lost, on account of the starter. The public is cordially in W Solicitor in Chancery. Office over Putt’s eto., will be charged for at the rate of Are cents POWDER frocery store. 1816 Of endometritis, Its name was Parker. per line. the graduating class is to roast (vulgarly vited to call at the Studio and Correspondence containing local news is solicited speaking) the Institution, both faculty and 3 -Lewis E. Maire. Eve aud ear. MOST PERFECT MADE. inspect work. IOHN U. FXPKWA. HUSKY B. WALBBIDKX. from all parts of the county. students, collectively and individually. This next horse lost, It had time to spare. T7IEDEWA St WALBRIDGE, Attorneys A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free C at Law, at the old stand, over the "corner facilities foe doing In Physiology, we are taught that the rytbym It had bad eyes, but this horse was a mare. 4—Wm. I. Hamleu. Chemistry. from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, lrug store,” St. Johns, Mich. 1387 JOB BBIISTTIOSTO of every organ is maiutained by two sets of Head of Clinton Ave. West Side nervous apparati - - - - the motor or oooeler- This next horse lost, the Judge said tie. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. ALBKIDGE A OSBORN, Attorneys at 7 Unsurpassed for stvie and cheapness. * I * * * * &ativi force and the Inhibitory or cheoklhg The certificates were issued, but not by Wm. I. W Law. Office over Allison ’s Jewelry Store. force. If It were not for the latter the organ 6. —Wm. Chaney. Nose and throat. The Lebanon Farmers’ Club. i. M.PKKK1N. P. X. PKREIN. A. J. BALDWIN This next horse lost. It was white and looked AN BANTER nONU. would ruu away with itself. The April meeting of the Lebanon ERKINS St BALDWIN, Attorneys at In driving a norse it’s not only necessary to rather stainey. BY M. ETTA OARDNKH. Farmers’ Club was held April 1, at F. Law and Solicitors In Chancery. Bouut; , incite the animal onward but also to hold him It cleared out Its throat, and moved more like pensionP , real estate agents, conveyancers and M. Piggott ’s. The roads were in bad inoney loaners. Also examine titles, pay taxes, There is music in my heart. in. Chaney. condition, but a large number were pres tnd make collections. Bualneos entrusted to their Hallelujah: The valedictorian, true to his function, has 6—M. V. Meddough. Physiology. ent at the meeting. Dn. B. SI Cl, tare will be promptly and faithfully attended to. A mel’ody divinely sweet heaped encomiums upon the institution, has This horse lost. *Twas a bird, a Jackdaw. Office over Wicket’ grocery, Clinton Avenue, St. Mrs. Holmes was absent, 80 her paper The Celebrated Specialists Johns, Mich. 1183 Which doth o ’er and o ’er repeat, eulogized the faculty and Indulged in glowing And It came to our minds It might lie was missed, but L. Bently, of Essex, Hallelujah: panegyrics in the students ’ behalf, and, lest Meddaugh. read a paper entitled, “ Where are we WILL BE AT H- Ki. CASTLE, Attorney st Law. Christ the Lord Is risen Indeed, the Impetus given by his masterly oration, 7. —A. D. Holmes. Diseases of children. Money to Loan, office head of Clinton Drifting to V ” which was a review of Wtvenue, east side. 1188 Hallelujah: should lead you ou to destruction, it devolves This next horse lost. That poor bunch of the tendency to come more and more “The Steel” Hotel, How the joyous echoes roll, upon me to calm you down, oool you off, stay bones. under the control of monopolies and Through the chambers of my soul, your impetuosity, and check your rash im A child ’s best friend, Arthur D. Holmes. trusts. Dentistry. Hallelujah: pulses. I can imagine that you are, by this Frank T. Lodge. Jurisprudence. The dinner and social hoars were well ST. JOHNS, Jesus maketh life complete, time, prepared for something terrible, for an The next horse lost 'TwA a fad, a bodge. H. KENYON, Dentist East Walker enjoyed by all. Wednesday, April 21. .a Street. 1138 Hallelujah: avalanche of satire ; and If I had some of the We think 'twas a delusion. Its name was The question box contained many in I rise with Him to heights above genius of a Cicero, I might satisfy you- — Lodge. teresting queries which were satisfac One Day Only Each Month. G. H. MANN, D. D. 8. Office over And chant anew my song of love, But for the well-knwn excellence of our col 9.—Frank 8 Hough. Materia Medica. torily disposed of. Spaulding A Co. ’s hardware, oppo- Hallelujah: lege and the unassailable efficiency of our fac This next horse lost 'Twas a hot bluff, NBSHHb site The Steel Hotel. Surgery a This being a vacation meeting, several Wrfl'ly specialty. Office hours, 8 to 12 a. Praise Him all who love His name. ulty. Trying to beat Materia Medica when its name of our school children were present, and m.t 1:80 to 5 p. in., 7 to 8. evening. Hallelujah: However, I think I can get around it, some was Hough. recitations were given by Lela Warne, Join the mighty anthem high how, without Inventing too many perrarica- 10—Wm. C. 8tevens. Obstetrics. Irna and Merle Sessions, aud a song by 1 E. CORBIN, M. D., D. D. S. To get That fills the earth and sea and sky. Myrtle Smith, Lela Warne and Irna VJT e the heuefltoft he experience, medical know tions- This next horse lost. It was heft one of the ledge and surgical skill which are indispensable to Hallelujah ! There Is one thing so apparent to alt, that I leavens. Sessions. rfection of results In dentistry, apply to Corbin must confess it to start with. There never Not a pit-mature case, but they called it Stev A pleasing feature was the roll call, PSon, 8t. Johns. DK.JKKTLL AND NK. HYDK was In the history of this institution, or, for ens. to which members responded by giving that matter In the history of any other insti 11.—J. A. Patton. Therapeutics- quotations from our great authors. W. H. Hartlgan Will Appear in This Play tution. such au interesting class of graduates* This next horse lost. His roll of cotton batton Jay Sessions led the discussion of the Physicians. at Newton Hall, the 24th Inst. club question : “Should the mortgage The most intellectual, the most highly polished, It wants antisiptic, If Its name was Patton. tax law be repealed ?” He outlined R. DODGE, HI. D., Surgeon aud Ho We are pleased to announce that on the most deeply learned, the most erudite in 12—Wm. A. Racket. Dermatology. briefly the arguments used on both sides, • meopathic Physician. Office and residence Saturday evening the 21th, at Newton medicine, the most manly (and womanly) the This next horse lost, the one with the red but opposed the repeal as being entirely Jiver Spaulding A Co. ’s hardware, opp. The Steel. hall, Mr. W. 11. Hartlgan, the eminent most handsome, the most amiable and least jacket. author*actor, will open his spring and wrong in principle. Thought the pres RANK C. DUNN, M. D., Physician and pugnacious of any class yet graduated, has This horse got skinned, its name was Hackett ent law an unjust one, and advocated Surgeon. Office over Spaulding A Company's summer season, presenting his remark 13. —J. A. Welt*. Pathology. Phardware store, St. Johns, Mich. 1867 able dramatic success, “Ur. Jekyll and just emerged from the dark confines of this col one similar to the law of 1891, with lege. and if ever the Michigan College of Medi The next horse lost. They flew like kites, some modifications. Others who spoke E. KNAPP, 1U. D., Physician and Mr. Hyde.” cine and Surgery has had just cause to feel The microbe the germ. Its name was Welt*. also opposed the exemption of mortgages • S"rgeon. Office at residence, first house Mr. llartigan will be remembered •outhO of the M. E. church, St. Johns. 1357 for bis superb artistic rendition of this proud of its offspring It Is on this most momen 14. —R. J. Hamlen. Anatomy. from taxation. The following resolu great part. Competent critics here and tous occasion. The next horse lost. Of course got no pay. tion was unanimously adopted : “To MART, OT. D., Physician and 8ur- elsewhere concede Lis work in the death I know positively that the trustees and fac They dissected this horse. Its name was R. J. the legislature: Resolved, that the H• geon. Eureka. Mich. 1217 15. —R. 8. Linn. Bacterology. Lebanon Farmers’ Club is Opposed to scene to be a most realistic portrayal, ulty would have liked to keep us with them W. POLLARD Physician and Surgeon. This next horse lost. It could not win. the Repeal of the Mortgage tax law.” a masterly dramatic effort, ilis sup if they could, for they tremble in anticipation J• Office over the State Bank of St Johns. Resi porting company will be a professional of what the college will be without us. How For this horse was a nurse, Mrs. R. 8. Linn. The next club meeting will be held at lence corner Cass and Ottawa streets. 1284 16. —H. D. Jenks. Embryology. C. F. Abbott ’s, Thursday, May 6. one. He will tour this state and Wis on earth cau the institution thrive without Consultation and Examination Free in. PONT, M. D.« Physician sndSur- consin, returning to complete arrange our patronage, without our watchful, tender This next horse lost, and everyone thinks and Strictly Confidential. Os geon. Office over II. L. Hicks’ millinery ments for a spectacular production of solicitations? What will become of the present 'Twas a doubtful case, whether horses, foetus, Ik It So? store, No. 14 Clinton avenue. Residence, corner of Lansing and Rodgers streets, St. Johns, Mich. his famous play, “Judas Maccabeus, ” Junior class when we have surrendered up or Jenks. Men are but mere creatures of cir DRS. It. 8. A CO., devote their attention to 17 —W. J. Cree. Practice of medicine. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Throat and I.ungt, At- which he intends to produce next win our guardianship, and of the other classes, cumstances. In one way it is, but tl e hma and Consumption, and all Chronic, J'ricalc and M. HAVENS, M. D , Homoeopathic ter in all the leading cities. Sophmore and Freshmen when they can no This next horse lost on account of diarrho*a other it is uot. emphatically so. If cir Nervous Diseases, De/ormitiei, Granulated Lids, Cross Physician and Surgeon. Office over R. J. Wood]Woodruff ’s shoe store. dm Mr. Hartigan has become a citizen of louger look up to us, and in their feeble way, It's constipated now. It’s name is Cree. cumstances are allowed to form them Eye, Deafness, Discharge of the Kart, Bronchitis, 18 — E K.Bacon. Demonstrator of Anatomy. Chronic Cough, Goitre, (big neck) Fever Sores and St. Johns; has made many friends and try to model themselves after us? True, we- selves, the quotation's true. If men Fleers, Brights Disease, Rheumatism, all diseases oj R A. J. WIGGINS, Physician and Sur has done mnch for the cause of dramatic wlll leave behind us our glorious record, our This next horse won. No, no. I'm mistaken. form the circumstances, then perforce the Kidneys and Bladder, Heart, Stomach and Ner geon. Office over Sullivan's clothing literature. He is unquestionably a good I thought It was pork, but its name is Bacon. circumstances become the creatures of vous Disears, Chorea-St. Vitus' Dance-. General De Ditore, 8t. Johns, Mich. 1244tf actor and there is no doubt but he will illustrious example, our best wishes and bility, Scrofula, Skin Diseases, diseases of men and sympathies, but we will no longer be there to 19. Class of ’99. men. Dr. Ottman is not the crea women, and all diseases due lo bad blood. E. GILLAM, M. D., Physician an ’1 face a crowded house the night of the This next team lost but they will be on time ture ol circumstances. He has de 24th. Admission will be 15 aud 25 cents. direct their tottering foot-steps along the rug EPILEPSY, OK FITS positively cured by Sa Surgeon. Office at Residence, opposite court ged path. To enter In the race of 1899. voted his every energy, his whole being, a new and never falling remedy. souse, west. Office hours to 4 p. in., except Wed- Seats on sale at Aldrichs ’ Book Store. his life, to the study of alleviating dis Drs. B. 8. A Co. make a specialty of all forms aeaday, then 6‘ to 9 “ p. m. 1133 I am requested by my colleagues to suggest 20. -Class of '98. of Rectal Diseases, Files—internal ond external, Itch This next team lost. In fact one year too late. eased mankind. THE MARSHALL RAILROAD. that Proffessor Wyman trephine the crania of ing and Bleeding, Rectal Ulcers, Futures, Fistula— SIMMONS, Id. D., Homoeopathic the class of ’98, and If be makeB his usual large- Their preceptors won ’t know them in ’98. Toil, ceaseless toil, has made him which are often taken tor Nervous and Lung • Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Office Class of ’97. what he is, pre eminently the peer of Troubles, all cured. Remember, we curt' all Ron Main itreet. DeWitt. 1138 sized aperture, be might afterward be able, forms of Piles without pain, interruption or The Old Roadbed has been Parcbased by But we Anally won, we're now in heaven aud radioing physicians. Such a man was by means of Dr Shellfish's electrical battery, Eoru to succeed. detention from business, and without the use INK. ERNEST SCHEMER, Physician and Speculators Who Want a Bonus. to apply enough direct stimulation to their we’er bolding. of knife, caustic or ligature. Como and be I / Surgeon, Office over C. Gruler’s store By perseverance only has Dr. Ottman convinced. Fowler, Mich. 1461 From the Portland Review. brains to derelope a small quantity of energy. The college record up to 1897. succeeded in placing himself in the Postmaster Garlock, of Sebewa, has If this will not suffice, Prof- A. D. Holmes can Friends 1 feel as if I were shearing shorn enviable position he now stands, that of To Young, Middle-Aged K. BECKWITH, M. D., OCULIST AND received a letter from II. E. Ilallon, perform bis famous operation - — the oper sheep, since my predecessor made such a one of the foremost physicians of the E • AUR1ST, 225 E. Main St., Ionia, Mich. secretary of the Central Michigan rail ation be has done so many limes during the thorough job of it last year aDd as there are age. His efforts have been attended and Old Men. road company, in which he states that past year, and this procedure may arouse the a few bumble speakers yet to follow, I will for with such success that cases deemed Sufferl ng from Spermelorrhaa, Impoteney— Lost bear inflicting any further remarks upon you, manhood, —or from WeaknvsH brought on train er Veterinary. the company has been formed for the nervous sys em. utterly hopeless by others have suc rors or ludiscretions in youth or over-indulgence purpose of completing the old Coldwater By-the-way, the Proffessor of the diseases of hoping you will see fit to propose three cheers cumbed to the rational, scientific treat in later years, are given permanent relief. Abso M. GOHN, Vetinary Surgeon, Office at & Marshall road from Marshall to Alma children need not run short of clinical mater for the bauner class—the only class—the class ment of this successful physician. lute cures guaranteed; strictly confidential. • Fildew A Millman ’s drug store. Resi of ’97. ^ w TUMORS AND CANCERS cured without Hdence 204 Ottawa street. and equipping same with electric or ial. If there should be a dearth of available Drs. B. 8. & Co., lately of New Fork, acids, knife, pain or scar. New methods. material, be can utilize the class of '97. steam power, providing a reasonable Real Estate. but now of Muskegon, will afford suffer CATAKfttl. New home treatment. Unsur amount of aid can be secured from Weil, underclassmen, you can console your ers in this vicinity an opportunity to passed and cheap. Susanna Henry et al to Jas. E. Kirby, land Painting. towns along the line. Portland parties selves. that although you can never hope to consult him personally during the visit GUARANTIEE to cure every case of Dyspepsia, on sec. 2, Grcenbush, and lots 1 and 2, block 1, Sick Headache, Piles, Tape Worm and Stricture. J. PLUM STEAD, PAINTER. Ord- have received similar letters. come up to our standard, you will compare Eureka. 9350. to St. Johns, Wednesday, April 21, in KirWe will give special attention to difficult • ers by mail promptly attended to. "Quality It is understood that the aid is to he favorably with classes of other Institutions, John Fry and wife to Lucia H.Frycral, land the private parlor of The Steel Hotel, cases and to rases other nhyaician have failed to Etnd excellence, the acme of success,” is our motto. in the shape of notes, to be due and pay on block 7. Emmonsvile, 960. from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. One day only. cure. Persons applying lor treatment will please Give ns a trial. 1380tf and you will probably get on after a fashion. bring two or three ounces of urine for analysis. able at a date after the road is com You will not suffer for the lack of instruct John VanGleson and wife to Reka Hoerner, Consultation free and strictly confiden lots 1, 2, 7 and 8, block 6, Bmmonsvllle, Cl .000. Those who are unable to call, can write full par- pleted and in actual operation, proving ion; you will listen to the same old rot in anat tial. tlculars of their case and bate medicine sent by Ella Shepard and D. B. Shepard to Melissa express, with full instructions how to he taken. Undertaking. conclusively that the company means omy, chcmestry, materia, and therapeutics business. Hill, w'A lot 7, block 1, Ovid, 930. The Grandest Remedy. The firm oi I)rs. B. 8. A Co., were incorporated Mr. Ilallon wants to know what the Prof. Mcddaugh will again spring that grey Jacob Signs and wife to Joseph 8igns, 30 several years since with a capital of $50,000, hence W. INGRAHAM, UNDERTAKER- haired old chestnut about the glycogenic func acres, sec. 26. Riley, 96,0. Mr. R. B. Greeve, merchant, of Cbil- you take no chances If you employ them. They s• Walker Street East, St. Johns, Mich. prospects would be for securing a good are res|Kjnsible aud well-known. Addresa 1408 bonus in this section. It is doubtful if tion of the liver, and Prof. Patton will deliver Joseph 81gns to Jacob Signs, 10 acres, sec. 26, howie, Va., certifies that he had consump he gets much encouragement, particu himself of long-winded discourses upon such Riley, 96l0. tion, was given up to die, sought all medi {material and unimportant topics as "The C. C. Vaughan to O. L. Spaulding, 2 acres, DRS. B. S. & CO., larly if he has his hopes set on a big con sec. 11, Greenbush, $50. ca) treatment that money coaid procure, Proper Culture Media for the Propegatlon of tribution. Rose M. Moiuet to Peter H. Molnet, w’/, lot 8, tried all cough remedies he could hear of, LOCK BOX I 60, Ready for Spring and Summer the staphylococcus Pyogenes Aureus,” while block 117, St. Johns, 975. but got no relief; spent many nights sit HOI.WES GOES FREE. the poor, doubtful Dr. Harrison D. Jenks will Mariab Sullivan to H. M. High ct al supts. of ting up in a chair ; was induced to try Dr. Muskegon, - Mich. amuse himself with his pet joke about the poor, east 75 feet, lot 1, block 19, Emmon ’Badd., King ’s New Discovery, and was cured by "Buffer.” Prof. Parker may even develope 8t. Johns, 925o. Pleaded Guilty to Manslaughter st Alle the use of two bottles. For past three in your gynaecologoal finger that third eye Peter H. Molnet to Albert E- Stitt, wK lot 7, years has been attending to business, and gan-Released After Paying a block 117. Walker A steel's subdivision, St. and initiate you Into the mysteries of the Johns, 9250. says Dr. ^King ’s New Discovery is the SHIP YOUR FREIGHT A Handsome Line of •1.000 Fine. "Tactis erudftls.” Isaac Brown to John Coffman, 40 acres, sec. grandest remedy ever made, as it has done In the circuit court at Allegan, April I have wondered why it was, when our new 23. Riley, 190 >. so mnch for him and also for others in his 8, Joseph S. H. Holmes, of Grand Ledge, clinic rooms were constructed and assigned Hanna Beach to Anna C. Beach, eV4 n99 feet, community. Dr. King ’s New Discovery AND TRAVEL VIA pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was outlot D, St. JohDS, 81., etc. ( is guaranteed for Coughs, Colds aud Con- to various members of the faculty, that Prof. August Peters and wife to Solomon Huber, Suitings and sentenced by Judge Padgbam to pay a Parker should come In for the only ‘ box 20 acres, sec. 32. Greenbush, 91,000. rnmption. It don ’t fail. Trial bottles THE tine of $1,000 or stand committed to stall,” and also why Prof.------Moire ’s stall Wm. B. Everest and wife to Fannie M. Smith, free at Fildew & Millman ’s Drag Store. 2 Jackson prison at hard labor until it is should be so far removed therefrom. 80 acres, see. 6 Duplain, 9175. 155 Spring aid, not exceeding five years. The If any of the incoming freshmen are trou Willard C. Lyon et al to Ferdinand Plggott, Something to Know. s w tr. )4, sec 30, Essex, 9200. Sne was paid by friends. Holmes shot bled with "Ophthalmia Neonatorum, ”'Prof- It may be worth something to know and killed Albert Johnson, at Grand Gilbert E. Carpenter by administrator to LINE Rapids, January 12,1896, after Johnson Malre in consultation with Prof. Stevens and Elizabeth J. Carpenter, 22 acres, sec. 1 and 12, that the very best medicine for restoring The Most Popular Line to Overcoatings had willfully and cruelly ill-treaied and Dr. Cree ought to be abundantly able to com Victor, 9235.98. the tired ont nervous system to a healthy tormented him, and while undoubtedly bat the disease in Its lnciplency. In case of Ann G. Perkins to John H. Robson, 80 acres, vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine any stubborn resistence, Prof. Hackett could sec. 23, Ovid, 9280. is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone to temporarily insane. He was tried for Isaac K. Smith by sheriff to L. Byron Alatti- Just received at murder in the superior court at Grand come to the rescue. You’ll get Huffed with the nerve centres in the stomach, gently materia medico and become patt on Therapeu son, 80 acres, sec. 34, Olive. 9993.81. Rapids and sentenced for life to bard Geo. Hefner by sheriff to Frank L. Bishop, stimulates the Liver and Kidneys, and labor at Jackson and served eight tics. 144.68 acres, sec. 80, Essex, 93,09630. aids these organs in throwing off impari CHICAGO! months. A new trial was secured and But of all the kind, gentle and considerate Oliver Toan to John Sillman, 80 acres, sec. ties in the blood. Electric Bitters im a change of venue ordered. The day of Proffessors, you’ll find none more so than 27, Lebanon, 92,300. proves the appetite, aids digestion, and is AND ALL POINTS WEST. the trial was set, but defendant volun Prof. Win. I. Hamlen. He has a way about JohnKelser to Frank L. Bishop, 20 acres, pronounced by those who have tried it as tarily changed the plea with the above him that Inspires confidence, and leads you on sec. 18, Greenbush, 9675. the very best blood purifier and nerve mentioned result. so seductively that you will begin to think that Robert B Peabody and wife to Ira M. Knapp. tonic. Try it. Sold for 50 cents or $1.00 JACKSAN ’S 30 acres, sec. 25, Riley, 870u. Lv. MUSKEGON at 6:00 P. M. chemistry Is a poem or a dream, more likely Caroline Heck to Martha VanSickles, lot 5, per bottle at Fildew A Millman ’s Drug ANN ARBOR CAR SHOPS. the latter, and you will dream of that loug block 20, Maple Rapids, 9150. Store. 2 Lv. GRAND HAVEN at 9:00 P. M. THE SUCCESSFUL (But well-known to every student) formula for Isadora Herbeson to Aaron Clark, 60 acres, sec. 15, Bath. 91,500. Tuesdays, Thursday** and Sundays. albumen, which consists of HNa—C72 —H110— Hucklen ’t Arnica salve. They Will Soon be Removed from Du Mary Perrin, administrate, et al to Wm Arriving in CHICAGO the following morning 8022 —N18 —H20,1 have even heard medical Bond 40 acres, sec. 33, Greenbush, 9300. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts rand to Alina. in tlmo for outgoing trains. students describe themselves as if they con Frank A Peroey and wife to Herschel Hos Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fever An Alma special to the Detroit Jour- sidered chemistry as the nlght-mare and with tetler, lot 11, block 34, St. Johns, 9000. Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilhlanes, MERCHANT TAILOR says : “For some time it has been the germs, microLos, or bacteria, which some Rudolph Goette and wife to Frank Downs, and on see. 5, Kstex 950. Corns and all Skin Eruptions, aud posi This is the Short Line to Chicago hinted that as soon as the change in the times accumulate in the beds of some students tively cares Piles, or no pay required. It Passengers should see that their tickets read Eliza H. Goss et al to Charlotte A. Sanford, via. this Popular Line. Ann Arbor railway was made between (under classmen, of course), why they describe 80 acres, sec, 35, Westphalia, 92,061.66. is go ran teed to give perfect satisfaction Next Door to Express Office, here and Ithaca, the Ann Arbor car the beds as being a little buggy. They have Hfrnin C. Hodge to Ellen A. Hodge, blocks or money refunded. Price 26 cents per THROUGH TICKETS to all points via. Chi- ' Tfl shops would remove to Alma. Today no trouble whatever In attaching the night 44, 46 and 61 and e)$ of lots 7,8, and 9, block box. For sale by Fildew A Millman, at cago can be had of all agents on D.. G. H. A M. word reaches here that such a change 11. St. Johns, 91.000. C. it W. M. R y. T.. 8. A M. R y, G. R. A I. R. R., ST. JOHNS, MICH. mare to the bed and taking a buggy ride. But St Johns and Fowler. and of W. D. Rosie, Agent Goodrich Line, Mus will be made, as Alma is the center of the underclassmen do wish me to suggest Mary M. Walker by sheriff, to Cbas G. Hath away, 40 acres, sec 10, Bingham, 91,649.67. kegon, or N. Robins, Jr., Grand Haven. the road between Frankfort and Toledo, some treatment for Wm. I’s fever, that is, A Horrible Railroad Accident H. A. BONN, Oen ’l Passenger Agent, and will be a more convenient point. W. H. Faxon to Geo. B. Faxon, lots 1 and Is a dally chronicle In our papers; also the Chicago. This will mefin the removal of fully something that will check bis continued han block 20, Ovid, 91,200. kering for ossays. Zilpha Walbridgc to Henry Walbridge. lots death of somo dear friend, who bad died with Removed and Ready. one hundred families from Durand to Perhaps you have wondered why our col 4, 9. lo and part of lots 3,6, and 8, block 64. St. consumption, whereas If ho or she had taken Alma. Johns, 91,000, q. o. Having removed from the north side of lege had so many lady students. Well, I’ll Otto's Cure for Throat and Lung diseases m the railroad to the store recently oc lead you to It, If you don't give it away. Dr. Christina Schneller et al to John J. Miller, time, life would have been rendered happier . INTO A MAIN LINE. land on sec. 28, Dallas, $100. THE BRISTOL TABLETS. cupied by Jerry McNaughton, I Roberts. Linn is the attraction. Ladles are and perhaps saved. Heed the warning. If Virginia Emmons to Claud J. Miller, 40 acres, you have a cough or any affection of the They have Cured ten* of thousands. am now fully prepared to do attracted to a chivalrous sole like moths to a sec. 9, Watertown, 91,400. Throat and Lungs call at C- E. VanHIckle's, They will cure YOU. The Stab Rond Between Alina and Ithaca candle flame. Harley W. Hubbard et al to Lester E. Park sole agent, and get a trial bottle free. large The Bristol Tablets are not a Cure Am,, bat Will be Changed. Don ’t be afraid of Proffessor Hackett be and wife, 80 acres, sec. 1, Ovid, $6,000. sizes 50c and 25c. 3 a positive cure lor Dyspepnla and Indiges cause he is an M. B. M.C. P. 8. He's ro more Chas. H. Hement and Myrta A. Hathaway to ------*■ mv-—------tion in all forme. Nervousness, Hysteria, Gen It has been reported that the new Frank A. Bement, lot 6, and w>4 lot 7, block 20, The Trouble Over. eral Debility, Asthma, Constipation, Bilious railway line between Alma and Ithaca dangerous than an ordinary M. D. If there is Ovid, 9475. ness, Sick Headache and Disordered Liver. one subject that will give a medical student A prominent man in town exclaimed the One Teblet relieves in ten minutes. A cure has been abandoned, but the Ann Arbor Jas. Fadget to Jas. W. Flynn, 42V4 acres, sec other day: "My wife has been wearing out GUARANTEED in six weeks. In all 1U branches, repairing of Furniture, mental dyspepsia It Is medical Jurisprudence. 5, Greenbush, $2,000. people will turn the stub line between her life from the effects of Dyspepsia, Liver Chair Seating, Making or Repairing Mattresses Fight shy of It and give Proffessor Frank T. Augusta Flclitz to Carl Tiodt, 40 acres, sec. AT DRUG STORES. with Sanitary Sea Moss, Excelsior, or what-not. these places into a main line, making Complaint and Indigestion. Her case baffled Lodge a Vide birth, be will pump it Into you 20, Bath, $1 ect. The Smallest, the Chearest the BEST. Also make Ironing Boards. Moulding Boards. necessary connections at each end. By the skill of our best physicians. After using Clothes Racks, Shelves or Braoket Work. Foot like a Hotchkiss gun until you are as full of Oeo. Denslow and wife to Wm. H. Joy and Send 35c in stamps for 17 days full treatment this change regular trains will be run Mary Joy, 160 acres, sec. 1, DeWitt, 92,795, q. c. throe packages of Bacon ’s Celery King for the to ths % Stools, and la fact all work pertaining to house holes as a simple Simon's sieve. furniture, all of which will be done In a work ning direct by May 1. A beautiful new Eugene Peltier et al to Wm. H. Joy and Mary Nerves she Is almost entirely well. Kqep Every college has Its Chesterfield, and who Is your blood in a healthy condition by the use manlike manner and at satisfactory prices. passenger station will he erected at Joy, Iff) acres, sec. 1, DeWitt. 925.00, q. e Bristol .Medical Company, Call and see. more gallant than Dr. Cree, especially when he or thin great vegetable compound. Call at C. Ithaca m the business portion of the Philip A. Barnhart and wife to Carl Tiodt, 40 E. VanSickle's. sole agent, and get a trial Lock Box 107. ’ Detroit, Mich. town. effects the Imperial style of whisker. , acres, sec. 23, Riley, $1,900. package free. Large sizes 60c and 25c. 4 I. A. HOOKER ftagNJk I CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1897 state or United States government. authority Is our only way of being ot ADDRESS BY DEMOCRATS. TALM AGE'S 8ER110N. Those governments are the promptest any practical servioe to them. Our THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. In their payments, paying Just as well personal advice would be to them, for Executive Committee of Association oi HUMPHREYS’ the most part, an Impertinence. They *A NATION AT PRAYER” LAST in hard times as in good times, and LESSON HI.—APRIL 18—CON Clubs Meets In Washington. during summer vacation as during win have all the facts as we cannot have No. 1 Cures Fever. SUNDAY’S SUBJECT. VERSION OF GENTILES. Washington, April 14.—The first ter work. Beside that, many of us them, and they see the subject In all meeellng of the new executive commit No. 2 “ Worms. have been paying taxes to city, and its bearings, and we can be of no help tee of tho National Association of Dem No. 3 “ Infants ’ Diseases. From tli* Following T«it: “I Eihort, state, and nation, for years, and while to them except through the supplica Gulden Te*t: "Then Hath God Granted ocratic clubs took place here Monday No. 4 “ Diarrhea. Therefor*, That, First of AU, Suppli we are Indebted for the protection of tion that our text advises. In that the Gentile* Repentance (Into Life"— at the Ebbitt house. There was a very cations, Prajrers, Intercession and Gir government, the government is indebt way we may be infinite reinforcement. Act* 11-18—The Growth of th« full attendance of members of the com No. 8 u Neuralgia. in* of Thanks.’’—I Tim., S:l. ed to us for the honest support we The mightiest thing you can do for mittee, and, in 'addition, some of the No. 9 Cures Headache. a man is to pray for him. If the old Church of Jnoi Christ. have rendered it. So I wish success officers and ex-officio members of the No. lO “ Dyspepsia. to all earnest and competent men who Bible be true, and If it is not true it committee, those present including the HAT which Lon has been the only imposition-that ever No. 11 “ Delayed Periods. don is to England, appeal to city or state or nation for E have for to-day'i following: Cbauncey F. Black, ot blessed the world, turning barbarism lesson Acts 11: 19-21 No. 12 " Leuchorrea. »Paris to France, a place to work. But bow many men Time, A. D. 40-44.- Pennsylvania; Joseph C. Sibley, ol in high place in city, and state, and into civilisation and tyrannies into re Probably the Go* Pennsylvania; Senator Faulkner, ol No. 14 " Skin Diseases. Berlin to Germany, publics, —I say if the old Bible be true, pel was preached Rome to Italy, nation, are at their wits’ end to know West Virginia; Representative Benton No. IB Cures Rheumatism. what to do, when for some places there God answers prayer. You may get a to the Gentiles at McMillin, of Tennessee; Representative Vienna to Austria, letter, aud through forgetfulness or Antioch about tlx No. 10 ** Malaria. ' St. Petersburg to are ten applicants and for others a same time that II Benton, of Missouri (proxy of Gov. hundred! Perplexities arise from the lack of time not answer it, but God waa so plainly stab Stone); George Fred Williams, of Mas No. 20 “ Whooping Cough Russia, Washing never gets a genuine letter that he ed by Peter to Cor* fact that citizens sign petitions with sachusetts; Lloyd L. Jackson, of Mary No. 27 “ Kidney Diseases. ton is to the Unit does not make reply. Every genuine nelius at Caesar**, land; William J. Bryan, of Nebraska; ed States republic. out reference to the qualifications of Barnabas was sent No. 30 “ Urinary Diseases the applicant for the places applied prayer is a child's letter to his Heav from Jerusalem U Representative McGuire, of California; %‘^T The PeoP 1® wh0 Antioch perhaps &i for. You sign the application because enly Father, and he will answer It; Representative Allen, of Mississippi, No. 77 “ Colds and Grip. ^ live here see more and though you may get many letters early as 41 or 41 A.D etc. Mr. McMillin was chosen to pre Sold by Druggists, or sent prepaid on of the chief men of the nation than the applicant is your friend. People from your child before you respond, We know that th( sometimes want that for which they famine mentioned In verse 28, at the dost side over the deliberations of the com receipt of prioe, 25c. any who live anywhere else between some day you say: "There! I have re of the passa*e selected for our study, mittee. Da. Humphreys ’ Homeopathic Manual have no qualification, as we hear peo was at Its worst In A. D. 44. Barnabas the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. If a ceived ten letters from my daughter, The report showed that during tho or Diseases Mailed Fbee. „ ple sing "I want to be an angel, ” when and I will answer them all now and at went to Tarsus for Saul perhaps In 48, senator, or member of the house of they offer the poorest material possi and he, with Barnabas, reached Jerusa campaign there were in existence 16,- Humphreys ’ Med. Co., Ill William 8t., I, Y. representatives, or Supreme Court Jus once, and though not in Just the way lem about the time of the pasaover In the 000 Democratic campaign clubs, 9,000 ble for angelhood. Boors waiting to she hopes for, I will do It ia the best sprln* of A. D. 44. Place.—The city of tice, or secretary of the cabinet, or be sent to foreign palaces as ambassa Antioch, the metropolis of Roman Syria, of which had been formed during the representative of foreign nation enters way, and though Bhe asked me for a enthroned like a queen of beauty on the campaign, and which lapsed after the dors, and men without any business sheet of music. I will not give it to verge of the blue Mediterranean. Its election. There are approximately 6.- a public assembly in any other city, qualification wanting to be consuls to enchanting groves were the abodes of lust his coming and going are remarked her, for I do not like the music spoken and Its half million Inhabitants were 000 clubs still in existence. The report foreign porta, and illiterates, capable of; but I will send her a deed to a abandoned to sin, which some of them of the treasurer showed a small in upon, and unusual deference is paid in one letter of wrecking all the laws pursued as a business, some as a pleas to him. In this capital there are so house and lot. to be hers forever. ” So ure, and, strange to say, nearly all as a debtedness, which was promptly pro of orthography and syntax, desiring God does not in all cases answer in religion. The Preachers. —To Antioch vided for and a new fund for carrying many political chieftains in our to be put into positions where most of came a little company of believers In Je churches, our streets, our halls, that the way those who sent the prayer sus, who had flftl from Jerusalem because on the work in hand was created. the work ,is done by correspondence. hoped for, but he in all cases gives of the persecution by Saul of Tarsus. At > Caveats,PATENTS sad Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat their coming and going make no ex first they disclosed their treasure of sal A committee consisting of Black, Mc If divine help is needed in any place what is asked for or something better. vation only In a Jewish synagogue, but, ent bu»ine*Iconducted (or MODERATE Fit*. citement. The Swiss seldom look up Millin and Maguire was appointed to iOweOffice i*O pposite «. 8. Patent Ornct in the world it is in those places where So prayers went up from the North having breathed the broad spirit of Steph 'and we can secure patent in less tune than those to the Matterhorn, or Jungfrau, or Mt. en, they soon told the story of the cross prepare an address to the Democratic patronage is distributed. In years and the South at the time of our civil to Gentiles. God ’s Spirit attended the [remote from Washington. Blanc, because those people are used preaching of the word, and many souls voters of the country, which the com i Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip gone by awful mistakes have been war and they were all answered at were saved. Around these unnamed mittee unanimously adopted. The ad tion. We adviie, if patentable or not, (ree of to the Alps. So we at this capital are made. Only God, who made the world Gettysburg. You cannot make me be preachers, the unconscious founders of a 'charge. Our fee not due till patent is secured. so accustomed to walk among moun world-wide Christianity, grew up a dress. after reciting the objects of the I paMPHLCT, ** How to Obtain Patents, ” witl out of chaos, could, out of the crowd lieve that God answered only the i of saxno in tho U. S. and foreign countries tains of official and political eminence Church where the distinctions of Jew and association as set forth In its constitu ed pigeon-holes of public men, devel Northern prayers, for there wero Just Gentile were for the time being forgotten. tion, concludes as follows: __ it free. Address, that they are not to us a great novelty. It Is a strange story: how the mother op symmetrical results. For this rea as devout prayers answered south of Church at Jerusalem was startled by the “Although the paramount question Morning, noon and night we meet the news of this Innovation; how the liberal- IC.A.SNOW&CO. son pray Almighty God for all those Mason and Dixon ’s line as north of it, before the people at the last election pp atent ffice ashington d giants. But there is no place on earth minded Barnabas was sent to Antioch to O . P O , W , . C. in authority. ' and God gave what was asked for, or direct the new movement; how the work was and is that of the single gold where the importance of the Pauline something as much more valuable, as so grew upon this good man ’s hands that Then there are the vaster perplexi before long he realized the need of a help standard as against the free and unlim injunction to prayer for those in em ties of our relations with foreign gov a house and lot are worth more than er: how out of all the believers he selected ited coinage of gold and silver, and a inent place ought to be better appre a sheet of music. There is not a good that very Saul whose persecution had ernments. For directions in such af been the means of sending the first mighty majority of the whole people ciated. At this time, when our pub fairs the God of Nations should be and Intelligent man between the Gulf >reachers to Antioch; how the little band declared unequivocably for bimetal lic men have before them the rescue of Mexico and the St. Lawrence river, abored until the meeting place In Slngoa Implored. The demand of the people fstreet was thronged: how the growing lism, either independently or by inter of our national treasury from appalling is sometimes so heated, so unwise, who does not believe that God did the faith was baptised with a new name; ana national agreement, as promised by the deficits, and the Cuban question, and beet thing possible when he stood this how from this Church were first sent lib that it must not be heeded. Hark to eral gifts to saints In need, and the first Republican party, we see not the slight the Arbitration question, and in many nation down in 1865 a glorious unity, stream of missionary effort went forth to est indication of any disposition to the boom of that gun which Bends from convert the world. departments men are taking important the American steamer San Jacinto a never to be rent until the waters of move in that direction. While all in positions which are to them new and the Ohio and the Savannah, the Hud The full text of to-day's lesson follows: dustries languish, while the gold dollar shot across the bow of the . British son and the Alabama, are licked up by 19 Now they which were scattered abroad untried, I would like to quote my text merchant steamer Trent, November 8, upon the persecution that arose about appreciates and the silver dollar is de with a whole tonnage of emphasis — the long, red tongues of a world on Stephen traveled as far as Phenlce, and nied its natural economic function, ______taL______1861. Two distinguished southerners, Cyprus, and Antioch, preaching the word m scMOsrwtns Patents and bow words written by the sacred mission fire. Yea! God sometimes answers while a nation waits and suffers, tariff m seat free. Also a catalogue of with their secretaries and familes, are to none but unto the Jews only. 20 And eaten title hpoks seat t ary to the young theologian Timothy: prayers on a large scale. In worse some of them were men of Cyprus and . schedules are being revised for the ex hum * Oo. reostve on the way to England and France to predicament nation never was than Cyrene, which, when they were come to ' ft.ii.lo Americas, sag “I exhort, therefore, that, first of all, officially enlist them for the southern Antioch, spake unto the Grecians, preach- I clusive benefit of the tax-eaters, and ire the pu>-Jlowna. the Israelitlsh nation on the banks of lng the Lord Jesus. 21 And the hand of the fcold owners are tacitly assured that feasSS supplication, prayers, intercessions and confederacy. After much protest the the Lord was with them: and a great giving of thanks be made for all men; the Red Sea, the rattling shields and number believed, and turned unto the they need apprehend no encroachments commissioners, who had embarked for the clattering hoofs of an overwhelm Lord. 22 Then tidings of these things upon their monopoly, which is visibly linen copies seat ft SSL for kings, and for all that are in au England and France, surrendered, and came unto the ears of the church which thority. ” ing host close after them. An army was In Jerusalem: and they sent forth appropriating the profits upon the la no photographs #f sew were taken to Fort Warren, near Bos- could Just as easily wade through the Barnabas, that he should go as far as bors of civilized mankind. ” If I have the time, and do not forget Uon. The capture was a plain invasion Antioch. 28 Who, when he came, and had 6ome of them before I get through, I Atlantic Ocean, from New York to seen the face of God, was glad, and ex-* - of the laws of nations, and antagonistic Liverpool, as the Israelites could have horted them all, that with purpose of will give you four or five reasons why to a principle for the establishment of heart they would cleave unto the Lord. the people of the United States ought waded through the Red Sea. You need 24 For he was a good man, and full of the APPOINTS SILVER ENVOYS. which the United States government to sail on its waters to realize how big Holy Ghost and of faith: and much peo MARBLE to make earnest and continuous prayer ple was added unto the Lord. 25 Then Freslden Names Delegates to Interna had fought In other days. However, it is. How was the crossing effected? departed Barnabas to Tarsus, for to seek j and for those in eminent place. so great was the excitement that the By prayer. Exodus 14, 15: “And the Saul: 23 Antioch: who, when he was j tional Monetary Conference. First, because that will put us in come, and had seen the grace of God, j Washington, April 13.—The Presi secretary of the United States navy Lord said unto Moses, Wherefore was glad: and he exhorted them all, that GRANITE proper attitude toward the successful wrote an applauditory letter to Captain criest thou unto me? Speak unto the with purpose of heart they would cleave dent has announced the appointment men of the nation. After you have unto the Lord, 24 for he was a good man, 1 of Senator Edward O. Wolcott, of Col Wilkes, commander of the San Jacinto children of Israel, that they go for and full of the Holy Ghost and of faith: 1 prayed for a man you will do him Jus for his "prompt and decisive action," ward.” That is, "Stop praying and j and much people. orado; Charles J. Paine, of Boston, Mass., and ex-Vlce President Adlai E. tice. There Is a bad streak in human and the House of Representatives take the answer. ” And then the wa- I‘ To-day's lesson should also Include 1 nature that demands us to assail those passed a resolution of thanks for ters began to be agitated and swung Cor. 12-26. Stevenson as commissioners to an in that are more successful than our “brave, adroit and patriotic conduct, ” this way and that way. and the ripple 12. If Christ be preached that he rose . ternational monetary conference. These from the dead, how say some among you appointments are made under the act >metery Work of any description a» selves. It shows itself in boyhood, and the millions of the north went became a billow, and the billow that there Is no resurrection —In every Low in Price as any place in Midi* when the lads, all ruuuing to get their climbed other billows, and now they center of the ancient world Paul and approved March 3 last “for the promo wild with enthusiasm, and all the news other consecrated men were proclaiming, tional of an international agreement Iran. I have a Fine Display of NEW ride on the back of a carriage, and one papers and churches joined in the huz rise into walls of sapphire, and in with unequaled enthusiasm and power, DESIGNS in 8cotcb, Swedish Mi gets on, those failing to get on shout visible trowels mason thefn into firm a new creed and a new personal experi for bimetallism, ” and by its provisions American Granites. za. England and France protested, the ence, which In blessed results far outdid do not require confirmation from the to the driver, “Cut behind! ” Unsuc former demanding that unless the ness, and the walls become like moun all the religions men had ever heard of. | After getting prices elsewhere call and tains, topped and turreted and domed But the very gist of this creed, the very , senate. examine. Yon will decide U cessful men seldom like Uiose who in distinguished prisoners should be sur basis of this experience, was tnat a liv It is not yet known when the com any department are successful. The with crags of crystal, and God throws ing man, who while on earth secured the buy of me. rendered and apology made for insult an invisible chain around the feet of salvation of his fellow-men, now sits on missioners will meet and organize. cry is, ‘‘He is a political accident, ” or to the British flag within ten days, the throne In heaven, caring personally When the organization is effected, “He bought his way up, ” or "It Just those mountains, so that they are for all hts followers —divine m his power F. F. MURDOCK Lord Lyons must return to London, obliged to stand still, and there, right human In his sympathy. 13. If there be however, it is believed that Senator happened so,” and there is an impa taking all the archives of the British no r^urrection of the dead, then Is Christ Wolcott will be made president. It is ' >pposite Post Office. At. Johns, Mlok tient waiting for him to come down before the Israelitlsh army, is a turn not risen —The same truth turned around. legation. War with England and pike road, with all the emerald gates Christ died to raise us from the dead to authoritatively stated that the com more rapidly than he went up. The France seemed inevitable, and war eternal life. But If he had not power to missioners will not go abroad before best cure for such cynicism is prayer. swung wide open. The passing ho3t raise himself he cannot raise us. But If with England and France at that time did not even get their feet wet. They the resurrection be an Impossibility —as May 1, by which time the new ambas LIVERY After we have risen from our knees we would have made a restored American some of you teach —then, of course, he sadors will be at their posts and ren will be wishing the official good in passed dry-shod, the bottom of the sea had not power to raise himself. If you -AND- nation impossible for a long while. If as hard as the pavement of Pennsyl deny either you must deny both. 14. But der the special envoys the assistance stead of evil. We will be hoping for see where such a denial will bring you: not forever. Then God came to the vania avenue, or New York ’s Broad Our preaching vain, and your faith is necessary in the consummation of their him benediction rather than maledic rescue and helped the president and way. or London ’s Strand. Oh! What also vain —Destroy the resurrection, and mission. tion. If he makes a mistake we will you have destroyed Christianity from his secretary of state. Against the al 'a God they had! or, I think I will root to topmost bough. If you cannot be call It a mistake instead of malfeas most unanimous sentiment of the peo sure of any of the Gospel story you must War Talk in London. ance In office. And, oh! how much change that and say. “What a uod we leave out all that relates to the reeurrec- ple of the north the distinguished con have! ” tlon of our Lord; you cannot be eure of London, April 14.—The speech of the happier we will be; for wishing one evil federates were surrendered, the law of • • • any Christian doctrine If you must deny first lord of the admiralty, George J. is diabolic, but wishing one good is the ‘‘resurrection of the Just." All Chris nations was kept Inviolate, the Lion's The prayer that the great expound tian hopes group themselves about this Gosohen, at the farewell banquet ten saintly, is angelic, is God-like. When paw was not lifted to strike the Ea precious truth: It Is the foundation of our dered on Saturday to Sir Alfred Milner, the Lord drops a man into depths be er wrote to be put In the corner-stone faith. 15. We are found falae witnesses gle’s beak, and perhaps the worst dis at the extension of the Capitol, I ejac of God —The twelve were "eyewitnesses" the newly appointed high commissioner yond which there is no lower depth of the resurrection of Christ, which had of Great Britain in South Africa, has aster of centuries was avoided. ulate as our own supplication: "God occurred only twenty-five years before he allows him to be put on an investi ****** this epistle was written. Paul heard of produced a great sensation, and the Boarding Stable gating committee whh the one hope of save the United States of America!” It not then from them merely, but by di You see there are always in places ouiy adding the words with which rect revelation. But If It was false, Imminence of war between Great Brit finding something wrong. in general of authority unbalanced men who want then altogether were false witnesses —the ain and the Transvaal is the common FINE TURNOUTS OF AU- KINDS assemblies of the Presbyterian Church, Robert South was apt to close his ser basest "frauds” that ever lived. 14. This war, because they do not realize what mons, whether delivered before the verse Is the repetition of verse 18. 17. talk of the street. Referring to the I pedal attention given to Boarding Horse*, rust In conferences of the Methodist Church! war is, or they are designing men, who Ye are yet in your sine —Your pardon de presence of British blue jackets and class outfits furnished for Commercial Mss, court at Christ Church Chapel, or In pends on Christ ’s atonement. But If he Funeral?; Pleasure Parties, Ktc. in conventions of the Episcopal Church want war for the same reason that Westminster Abbey, at anniversary of does not “ever live above, for you to In marines in South Africa, Mr. Goschen In House of Representatives, and in wreckers like hurricanes, and founder restoration of Charles the II., or on tercede.” the atonement story Is a fiction, said: "They are to represent to Sir Persons bavins Lame sod Disabled Fens* Senate of United States there are men and your faith In vain —that Is. good for will And the best of fkeillties for treatment at my ing ships, because of what may float the death of Oliver Cromwell amid the nothing. 18. “Death ends all” if there la Alfred Milner British power in South •tables, M.C LIVE8AY, VeternarySurgeon, Is at* always glad to be appointed on the ashore from the ruins. You see that no resurrection; there are no heavenly Africa, They are the guarantee to him tendance. Stables ad door West of The 8 tee worst tempest that ever swept over “‘harpers harping on their harps, ” for No-th side. fiaas) Committee of Malodors,while there are men who start wars never themselves England: "To God be rendered and as ever glorifying Him who brought them and our colonists, to the loyal men who those who are glad to be put on the up from the grave. 19. If In this life only supported British rule, that the country r HANK HCHOPI El D Prep ’ r. get hurt. They make the speeches and cribed, as is most due, all praise, we have hope In Christ, we are of a!I Committee of Eulogiums. After you others make the self-sacrifices. No men most miserable, because we are of Is determined to maintain its power in might, majesty and dominion, both all men most deluded. We are sacrific have prayed in the words of my text, tice that all those who instigated our now and forever. Amen. ” ing everything for nothing: “one main those quarters, and that it will back its for all that are in authority, you will civil war never as a consequence got spring of right action In men. ” as Dr. high commissioner with the power of Dods puts it. Is gone. 20. A noticeable say, "Brethren, Gentlemen, Mr. Chair so much as a splinter under the verse, uecause of the emphatic assertion the British Empire. ” Refused Without Propositi*. The Clifton House man, excuse me from serving on the thumb-nail, and they all died peace of the first clause, and because of the two beautiful figures of speech In the Committee of Malodors, for last night, fully in their beds. I had two friends Few women, outside of royalties, second clause: (1) Christ has become the Shuts AJut Texes Cattle. CHICAGO, Just before I prayed for those in emi —as thorough friends as old men can ever “popped the question ” to a man, ••first fruits” or the dead: he Is God's pledge thst all shall rise. See Lev. 23. 10. Springfield, Ill., April 14.—Governor Is recognized the headquarters for all nent position, I read that chapter in be to a young man —Wendell Phillips and perhaps only one has had the ex 11 (2) Those who have died have, after Michigan people. Being controled by and Robert Toombs. They were not perience of being rejected by a man all only "slept. ” 21. Both death and life Tanner has issued a proclamation, Detroit capital, its proprietors feel spec Corinthians about charity which after death are consequences, the flret upon the recommendation of the state "hopeth all things ” and "thinketh no among those who expected anything without having proposed to him. There of Adam’s sin. the second of Jesus’ tri ially Interested to make Michigan trad# umph over sin. 22. All who are In their live stock commission, scheduling the and traveling public at home. The rates evil.” The Committee of Malodors Is advantageous from the strife, but took was one, and the Hon. L. A. Tolle- nature Identical with Adam (and that Is territory described by the secretary of are reasonable, $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 per an important committee, but I here their positions conscientiously. They machc tella the story in his "Personal all of us) die: alt who are In their nature day, American plan. Accommodations identical with Christ (those of un who agriculture of the United States, now declare that those are incompe both had as much to do with the start Memoir of Benjamin Jowett,” master have been ‘‘converted ) shall be made against Texas on account of splenic first class. tent for its work who have, not In ing of the war between the north and of Balllol, Oxford. The master’s per alive 23. In his own order —One by one. His comlng-The secon* “coming ” of our fever, and prohibiting cattle therefrom spirit of conventionality, but in spirit the south as any other two men. A sonality was potent and penetrating, Lord 24. This verse deals with mys being shipped into this state between GEO. CUMMINGS HOTEL CO.. million brave northern and southern teries so profound that reverence and of earnest importunity, prayed for and good women felt it* fascination. diffidence in Its detailed explanation are Feb. 15 and Dec. 1 of each year, in ac PROPRIETORS. those In high position. I cannot help dead were put in the grave trenches, An undergraduate was ill at Balllol becoming. The end is usually understood cordance with the regulations of the but the two illustrious and honest men to refer to the close of the present dls- it, but I do like a St Beraai-d better College, and his sister, coming to Ox Densatlon. Shall have delivered up the state live stock commission. The regu than a bloodhound, and I would rather I have mentioned were in good health ford to nur»e him, was Invited by Dr. kingdom to God—Supposing the phrase self used it, this points to a period be lations and territory prescribed are be a humming-bird among houeyrnck- long after the ending of things at Ap Jowett to stay at his house. She re yond “mediation. ” “when the saints are about the same as published -for 1896. les than a crow swooping upo» aeld pomattox, and if those who advocated ceived from him the utmost kindness crathered home. ” Rule, and all authority and power-These are by some supposed carcasses.” measures recently that would have and attention, and when leaving said, to refer to the hostile powers of earth Another reason why we should pray brought on war between our country with much hesitation, that she would and hell. Orest Itrltsln end Bimetallism. for those in eminent place is because and 8paln or England or Turkey, had venture to ask a very great favor. She j^ondon, April 14.—Answering a they have much multiplied perplexi been srccessful in bringing on the again hesitated; the master grew un ITEMS OF INTEREST. question regarding the prospects of the ties. This city at this time holds hun wholesale murder, they themselves easy and looked interrogative. government sending out invitations to dreds of men who are expectant of would now have been above ground, a3 "Will you marry me?" at last she a bimoUi' : conference, Mr. Balfour preferment, and United States mail- I hope they will be, to celebrate the asked. A Philadelphia grocer has this sign reiterated in the house of commons bags, as never before, are full of appli birth of the twentieth century. If He paced up and down, blushed deep behind his counter: “The man who that there was nothing in the situa cations. Let me say I have no sym God had not interfered we would have ly, and replied, "That would not be trusts is out. ” tion which would lead him to suppose pathy with either the uttered or print had three wars within the last two good either for you or for me.” A San Francleco beggar pays a boy that anything could be gained by Great ed sneer at what are called "office- years—war with Eng ’and. war with "Oh! oh!" exclaimed the young lady, a dollar a day to wheel him around the Britain Liking the initiative in promot seekers.” If I had not already re Spain, and war wkh Turkey, this blushing even more deeply. "I meant 1 streets on his begging tours. He is ing pn international bimetallic confer Mitchell ’s Kidney Plasters ceived appointment as Minister Pleni last joined by other nations to say I am going to be married, and made up as a helpless cripple. ence. Absorb all disease in the Kidneys and potentiary from the High Court of Translantlc. To preserve the peaceful restore them to a healthy condition. would you perform the service?” She j A woman in Otsego, Mich., while , Shot et Cabana* Fortress. Heaven —as every minister of the Gos equipoise which such men are disturb Jiad been refused, poor girl, without ' Old chronic kidney sufferers say sorting rags found among them a; Havana, April 14.—Jose Gonzalas they got no relief until they tried pel has —and I had at my back a fam ing, we need a divine balancing, for having proposed. dlrty-looklng envelope. She opened it Carlos, ciinrged he an insurgent incen which all good men on both sides the MITCHKLL»« KIIJNLT ily for whom I wished to achieve a and discovered therein $65 in green diary, vas shot at Cabanas fortress PI j A ST Fit S sea ought to be every day praying. fold by Dmggtsts everywhere, or sent by mail 'or 50a livelihood, there is no employer wnose When there is a coffin in the house, backs. Monday morning. service I would sooner seek fiien city. Again, prayer to God for those in there is a welcome for the preacher. Novelty Floater Works, Imwell, Mas*. iminMMftik r >'' "i rii~i"i #n<>T xT , ^rjffifcdaMifl v. - 5*''•<•' : CLINTON INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1897. ter Sunday Is celebrated with elaborate How's This! There is a Class of People We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for Who are injured by the use of coffee. ceremonies. The day is ushered In by any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the firing of cannon from the castle of Hall's Catarrh Cure. Recently there has been placed la all F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O. the grocery stores a new preparation h St. Angelo, and about seven o'clock We, the undersigned, have known F. J. called GRAIN-O, made of pure grains, carriages with ladles and gentlemen Cheat v for the last is years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transac that takes the place of coffee. The 11 are beginning to pour toward SL Pe tions and financially able to carry out any most delicate stomach receives it with ter’s. That magnificent basilica is obligations made bv their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To out distress and but few can tell it richly ornamented and the lights ledo, O. from coffee. It does not cost over around the tomb and figure of St Pe Waldiug, Klnnan A Marvin, Wholesale as much. Children may drink it with Druggists, Toledo, O. great benefit. 15 cts. and 25 cts. per ter are blazing after their temporary Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, extinction. According to usage, the acting directly upon the blood and mucous package. Try it. Ask for GRAIN-O. surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent When the appetite fails there is ao use in Pope officiates this day at masj in St free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all trying to tempt the palate with delicate food. ‘xugglsts. The English language must be tough, Peter’s, and he does so with every im Hall's Family Pills are the best. At least, that ’s what I’ve reckoned, No matter how good and well-cooked and posing accessory that can be devised. "appetizing ” the food may be, it cannot For it is still alive to-day give any nourishment unless the stomach ia From a hall in the adjoining palace of "Beware of black animals ” Is con Though murdered every second. able to digest it. Nature indicates the state the Vatican he is borne into the sidered sound advice by a magazine of the constitution by the lots of appetite. church, under circumstances of the ut writer, who devotes six pages *nd nu Don ’t Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away. This ia an unfailing indicator. It shows To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag that something is fundamentally wrong most splendor. Seated in his Sedla merous illustrations to warnings netic,full of life.nerve and vlgor.take No-To- with the nutritive functions. Geetatorla, his vestments bla^to with against and awful examples of black Bac, the wonder worker, that makes weak The only true natural relief must t* as gold; on his head he wears the tiara, men strong. All druggists, 50c or II. Cure searching and fundamental as the trouble it animals, leopards, cats, ravens, beetles, guaranteed. Booklet and sample free. Ad. aims to overcome. It is the thorough deep a tall round gilded cap representing a and undertakers ’ horses. Sterling Remedy Ca, Chicago or New York. searching character of Dr. Pierce’s Golden triple crown, which is understood to Perhaps the most remarkable art ex Medical Discovery, which causes the mar signify spiritual power, temporal pow Grace leads the right way: If you choose velous efficacy in all bilious and digeativa hibit in the world is that of the luna the wrong, take It and perish, but restrain difficulties. It creates that healthful vitality er and the union of both. Beside him your tongue; charge not, with light sufficient of the entire digestive and nutritive organ tics Id the Ville-Evrard asylum In you are left free, your wilful suicide on are borne the "flabelli, ” or large fans, Paris. Most of the patients in the God ’s decree.—Cowper. ism which produces both the natural desire composed of ostrich feathers, in which for food ana the organic capacity to assimi asylum have been painters or designers, late and transform it into nourishing, reviv are set the eye-like parts of peacock ’s Goldfish are of Chinese origin. The first ifying blood and healthy tissue. It gives and the physician in charge inaugurat seen in Europe were brought to France as a feathers, to signify the eyes or vigi ed a "salon ” of their works. The ef present to Mme. Pompadour. appetite, digestion and sound sleep, and lance of the church. Over him is borne fect on the minds of the patients is builds up solid muscular strength and a silk canopy richly fringed. After vital nerve - energy . said to be excellent. To Cure Constipation Forever. H. H. Thompson, Esq., of P. O. Box 4, Klpple, officiating at mass at the high altar Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c. Blair Co., Penn's, writes: " I had been troubled the Pope is with the same ceremony If C.C.C. falls to cure,druggists refund money. with extreme vomiting in summer season, al Shake Into Your Shoes ways after eating; had to be very careful at times and to the sound of music borne back Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. to get anything to stay on my stomach at all; had It cures painful, swollen, smarting feet and □ “When .ye fast oe not of a sad counte been taking other medicines, but without effect. through the crowded church to the bal Instantly takes the sting out of corns and nance," shows that God is not helped any by I heard a friend speak of Dr. Pierce's Golden cony over the central doorway. There bunions. It Is the greatest comfort discov going to church with a long face. Medical Discovery, and thought I would give it a ery of the age. Allen's Foot-Ease makes trial. -1 used about five bottles of It and think it rising from his chair of state and en tight-fitting or new shoes feel easy. It is Pi so Cure for Consumption bas saved me is the only medicine that did me any good, as I vironed by his principal officers, he a certain cure for sweating, callous and hot, large doctor bills. —C. L. Baker, 4228 Regent have a splendid appetite now, and am not using tired, aching feet. Try It today. Sold by Sq., Phlladephla, Pa., Dec. 8,1895. any medicine at all and don't think I need any pronounces a benediction, with indul all druggists and shoe stores. By mall for more." gence and absolution. This is the most 25 cents In stamps. Trial package FREE. A man who is suffering from the evil Address Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy.N. Y. There Is no lifting power In the life of any imposing of all the ceremonies at man who performs nls religious duties with effects of constipation doesn ’t feel like Rome at this eason. The crowd is the air of a tired man at work. work, and can't even enjoy his leisure When the hands of a clock are arrested hours. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are a most dense immediately under the bal It stops doing time. It Is quite different with a man. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup sure, swift, safe, and permanent cure for constipation. They are tiny, sugar-coated cony at which the Pope appears, for The Krupp works have 1,500 furnaces. For children teething,softens tne gums,reduces Inflam there papers are thrown down contain mation, allays pain, cures wind colic. U cents a bottle. granules. One little “ Pellet ” is a gentle laxative, and two a mild cathartic. They ing a copy of the prayer* that have "STAR TOBACCO." The aluminum sulky, weighing from 18 to never gripe. Dishonest druggists try to been uttered, and ordinarily there is a As you chqw tobacco for pleasure use Star. 25 pounds, is Bald to he coming along with get you to take a substitute for the sake the Easter fire. It would be curious It Is not only the best but the most lasting, aud, the 2-minute trotter. of"thei added " profit. to trace in how far the holy lamp used scramble to catch them. On the even therefore, the cbea; est. ing of Easter Sunday the dome and in Catholic churches is the offspring One thing that scientists have never been of vestal fire; however, this at least other exterior parts of St. Peter’s are able to explain Is the chameleon's change of Mind thia It makes no difference, beautifully illuminated with lamps. color. appears evident, that the igneous su Chronic, perstitions common to paganism im If there be any country which has Washington detectives use bicycles. perceptibly crept into Christian ob escaped the invasion of civilization and Acute, or a revolution in manners it is assuredly No-To-llac for Fifty Cents. Inflammatory servances. And these superstitions Guaranteed tobacco habit cure.makes weak RHEUMATISM must have made violent inroads among the Vorarlberg, in the Tyrol. This men strong, blood pure. 50c, Si. All druggists. of the Muscles, Joints, and Bones is cured by our Christian predecessors, since it be Tpv UI Li* He—Well, your sister Is married. Now Its came necessary for the Sixth General your turn. She —Oh, George! ask papa. Assembly of the Church, which was A wit calls his best girl Parsley because, held In the ye ir 680, under Constan he says, she Is simply soup-herb. REASONS FOR USING tine Pogonatus, to prohibit “the prac A small box of quicklime kept In the pantry tice of fighting fires in front of the will tend to keep the air pure. bouses or shops and jumping over Once your friend does you an 111 turn he them at the time of the new moon. ” will never forgive you. Walter Baker & Co. ’s ING ho the Easier The Easter fire in particular, which FITS stopped Tree ant] permanently cured. No fit* bonnet has not fallen into disuse even in our 00 after firat dav'a use of l>r. Kline ’s Great Nerve With a lot of Restorer.. Free *2 trial bottle and treatise. own times, in some parts of the south Send to Da. Klise.931 Arch St.. Philadelphia, Pa. Breakfast Cocoa. things upon it of Germany, is probably of pagan ori Because it is absolutely pure. • Newand bright; gin, and its institution, like that of so The only thing a sot Is good for is to make And the avenue a sign for the sponge trade. Because it is not made by the so-calied Dutch Process in many ether of the corruptions which Inherited wealth does not necessarily ren which chemicals are used. parade disfiguicd the primitive churches, der a man despicable. Because beans of the finest quality are used. Of the maidens all seems not to have been altogethter liegeman's Camphor Ice with Glycerine. Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired arrayed foreign to sound policy, for the most The original and only genuine. Cures Chaped Hamit; the exquisite natural flavor and odor of the beans. and Pace. Cold Sores. Ac. C. U. Clark Co .N. Haven, Ct. For the sight. respectable bishops had persuaded Because it is the most economical, costing less than one cent themselves that the ignorant rustics Most men are willing to die for their a cup. For sweet the Easter faces would more cheerfully renounce the tountry of old age. B« sura that you get the genuine article made by WALTER That brighten up the places A breakfast table or a long voyage for a BAKER & CO. Ltd., Dorchester, Mesa. Established 1780. superstitions of paganism if they found ;lose acquaintance. Where they go; some resemblance, some compensation, With their nodding and their smiling, in the bosom of Christianity. The old All our mannish hearts beguiling — chronicles record a twofold celebra As they know. tion of the Easter fire, the one held IN THE PAST. t *v t fJ'* •fj'* JJS• JJC JJV •'$>» JJVs JJw JJVs •JjVs within and the other outside the sa primitive region begins where the ordi Not a man but likes the showing cred edifice. nary traveler stops, wearied with the Of the bonnets in their going On Blaster Eve it was usual for the beauties of Switzerland, and hesitating Up the street; Jews to make a bonfire in the open whether he Bhould abandon the high And our admiration rightly air, into which all leavened bread was roads to rough it in the difficult passes Do we give—the sight is sightly, cast. In Jerusalem at the present day of these mountains. And a treat. a ceremony is performed which is called the "Miracle of the Easter Stand Back! So let’s hang the bills for dollars, Fire.” The Latin churches have not EASTER KORNINQ. Can you? Can you stand back? Stand a bad back? Stand a lame back? Stand an That are stiff enough for collars — taken part in this ceremony for the aching back? Keep up the night after night of sleepless tossing? Each hour in 24 Yea, and liigh; last three hundred years. The Roman (By Mrs. M. A. Kidder.) has its variation, Lame Back in the morning, aching in the afternoon, weak in the And pray for decent weather Catholics protest against it, and it is Eaeter dawning! evening, and oh, how it sticks! Clings like a Barnacle! Can ’t shake it off. Yes, For the witching maiden ’s feather, now managed entirely by the Greek Oh, the glory you can too! How would you get a Barnacle off a ship? Get to the bottom of it, So say I. and other churches of the Orient. And the sweetness wouldn't you? Just the same with the back, get at the cause. A bad back nine Of the story! times out of ten means sick Kidneys. To cure the back cure the kidneys. That's With the Greeks. what Doan's Kidney Pills are for. No energy wasted on something else, no ingred For I love one Easter bonnet The Greeks say that the miracle has Light from darkness, ient for another purpose, for kidneys only, that ’s why they succeed, that ’s why peo With a lot of things upon It, been celebrated ever since the days of Joy from sadness ple call them the little enemies to backache, the little kidney wonders. What ’s Bright and gay, the Apostles. Most of the pilgrims of Ring, oh, ring, the proof of this? None better than your neighbor ’s word for it; here ’s a case or For the face that ’s just below it, the Eastern churches believe that the Ye bells, with gladness! two from people right here in Michigan: And I care not if you know it fire actually comes down from heaven, Right away. and that they are able to ignite their Ring, and send out Cheerful greeting; [A Grand Rapids Insurance Man.] [An Affidavit from Kalamazoo.] PHILIP VERRILL MIGHELS. candles from flames sent by God. This Mr. J. H. White, of No. 25 Halfley place, STATE OF MICHIGAN, ) holy fire appears precisely at two Notes from other has been an instructor in penmanship in dif County of Kalamazoo . ) 8 o ’clock in the afternoon every Easter Joy-bells meeting. ferent business colleges for the past 14 years. On the. 2d day of February, A. D. 1895, Saturday in the tomb of the Holy Se Till the whole world, For a long time he was on the staff of the personally appeared before me, a notary pulchre. All the lights of the church Filled with wonder. Ionia Business college, but left there to take public in and for the County and State have been put out beforehand, and the Sees the clouds an interest in the Columbia Business college aforesaid, Garret Rabbers, who is to me All rent asunder. of this city. A severe illness coming on com known to he a creditable witness, who, being people stand for hours and wait for the pelled him to dispose of his interest in that duly sworn, deposes and says that he has holy fire. Thore are holes in the walls Easter beauties! institution, and at present he is connected resided in the City of Kalamazoo nearly 25 of the sepulchre itself, and through How they clusterl with the Michigan Mutual Insurance com years, during which time he has worked at these candles are passed to the Patri pany. ’Tis hard to describe what Mr. White the trade of blacksmithing; that about 24 arch of Jerusalem, who is inside. He Lending fragrance lias gone through, hut he attempted to do so years ago he contracted a severe cold which lights thefti with the sacred flame and To their luster. to our representative. This is what he said: laid the foundation for kidney trouble, hands them out burning. Other can Emerald verdure, "On the second day of October I was sud which grew upon him with such severity as ASTER is one of Buds and flowers. denly taken ill with severe pains right under to almost totally disable him from working dles are lighted from these, and mes-' the short ribs. I consulted a physician and the great fes sengers, running, carry the holy fire Hidden deep at bis trade, finally compelling him to give Through Lenten hours! the medicine he gave me relieved the pain. up the horseshoeing branch thereof; that he tivals of the all over Palestine, to Bethlehem and I had to go to Ionia on business and the jolt has used every remedy called to his atten Christian year, to Nazareth, to the Sea of Galilee and ing around in the street car must have been Easter lilies tion by friends and advertisement for relief, the others being to the different parts of the earth the cause of the return of the trouble. How but without receiving any permanent ben Whitsuntide. from which the pilgrims come. The in Smiling faintly. ever, when I got there I had to go to a doc efit; that fortunately a few months ago ,he From the earliest terest in this ceremony is as great as Tall and slender, tor, but he was unable to help me very heard of Doan ’s Kidney Pills and their mar Sweet and saintly; much. On returning home I gradually grew velous effect upon others, and was induced period of Christianity down that which surrounds the Passion Play worse. The pain was in my back and side. to the present day it has at Oberammergau. The night before Scow-white flocks to give them a trial, which resulted in a My hack swelled up in a great ridge, and I gradual but sure removal of all traces of always been celebrated by By nature molded, finally grew so had that I was taken to bed If Seem they, meek this kidney trouble. He began to feel the Christians with the greatest as helpless as a child, where I remained for beneficial results after taking two doses of Joy. ’primitive times it was usual And all unfolded! ~rU- two weeks. My doctor said the pain was the Pills, and upon continued use for a few for Christians to salute each other on from ‘gravel’ stones. I frequently passed weeks his pains from kidney trouble entirely Easter music blood and when the pain was at its worst I disappeared, and to all intents and purposes this day by exclaiming, "Christ is Slug, ye dear ones. was like one crazy. I could not stay in any risen!" to which the person saluted re made a new man of him. He has resumed Lift your voices. one position. It was simply awful. The the horseshoeing department of his trade plied, "Christ is risen Indeed, ” or else, Far and near ones. doctor injected morphine to give me relief, without any suffering or inconvenience from MAhd hath appeared unto 8imon!" Men and maidens hut further than that he said he was power said disease, and believes himself thoroughly less to do anything and nothing would do me and entirely cured from it. How to Fix lh« Day. Join the chorus, any good but a surgical operation. I believe Though there has never been any Joy and gladness (Signed) Garret Rabbers . nay flesh was literally cooked in the attempt Subscribed and sworn before me on the 4'fferenoe of opinion in the Christian Should reign o ’er us. to relieve ray agony. Everything was used Church as to why Easter Is kept, there day and year first above written. —mustard plasters, turpentine, hot cloths and (Signed) Edwin W. Dr Y oe , has been a good deal as to when it Little children snch Sing In gladness, things. I was in this condition given np Notary Public. ought to be kept. It is one of the mow- by the doctor and almost out of my mind with Mr. Rabbers resides at 112 Wall Street. able feasts; that is, it is not fixed to For your young hearts suffering when my wife happened to read of one particular day, like Christmas Know no Sadness; Doan's Kidney Pills, and we decided to try Not a sorrow them. I commenced at once, taking three at Day, which is always December 25. The a dose, aud really I felt easier in 20 minutes. rule given at the beginning of the Dims your morning. HwwwwwwifWffimimwwwifWfMWffWfmwifHig Yet you love After about two hours I had a passage of Prayer Book to find Easter is this: urine and passed blood and some ‘gravel’ Easter Day is always the first Sunday The Easter dawning stones, which greatly relieved me and ena Every druggist keeps after the full moon, which happens Easter dawning! bled me to rest quietly. I continued using the DOAN’S t KIDNEY i PILLS upon or next aftm* March 21, and, if Ohl the glory pills and improved rapidly, so that I was the full moon happens upon a Sunday, soon able to get up and around again. I And the sweetness took in all six boxes and feel today entirely price BOc. per box. Remember tko : Easter is the Sunday after. Of the story! AS CELEBRATED NOW. well. Mine has been a wonderful case; my name DOAN'S aud don’t accept n The Keater Time. Light from darkness, condition was almost indescribable. I feel It is well known that fire has In the the miracle hundreds sleep in the dif Joy from sadness — that I cannot say anything strong enough substitute. Poster-MIlburn Co., j infancy of most nations been held In ferent chapels and in the rotunda. In Rlhg, oh. ring, for Doan ’s Kidney Pills. My great wish is Buffalo, N. Y., Sole Agents. high esteem, and among some of them order to hold good places for the mor- Ye bells, with gladnei that they may become well known, as I even accounted worthy of veneration. rew, and during the day the churches know they will prove a boon to mankind. ” Fire and water haring been looked are thronged te such an extent that There is something wrong with the npon as ths most efficient means of people are often injured by the crush. pa an who goes home from church aad purification, we art not at a loss to l«Ur Sunday In Ron*. whenever the preaching ia aimed aoeount for ths origin and design of in Rome, as might be expected, Eas- tfpartly at the face off sin. rwyara*"', 1 — ■v ’w.wr*" •’ wy;" ■ ; ’’,*9WP5' CLINTON INDEPENDENT THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1897. SHBVAKDSVILLE. The Independent. From Our Correspondent. Easter service will be held at the M. E. church, Sunday evening. GEORGE 8. CO It BIT. Proprietor Bertie Cleveland is about recovered FRANK E. DbWITT. Lessee | CHICK & LYON | from an attack of the measles. P. I. Smith, of St. Johns, visited Easter -THE- friends here Monday and Tuesday. Rev. John Klose went to Grand Rap £ Will Hava for Your Easter Dinner: £ ids, Monday, to spend a few days with Clinton Go. Savings Bank his family. ST. JOHNS. MICH. A meeting of Ovid aud Duplain called here Monday to consider the Maple Fresh Vegetables. and drainage matter, was quite largely at Pays 4 Per Cemt. Interest on Deposits. tended. A committee was appointed to present the matter before the legisla Crisp Lettuce. Radishes. Young Onions. Bermuda Onions. Loans Money on Approved Bonds end ture, aud considerable talk was indulged Cucumbers. Squash. Parsnips. Turnips. Bagas. Reel Estate Security. in. Sentiment here is almost unani mously opposed to the project, in view Domestic Onions. Tomatoes. Beets. Spinach. OFFICERS: of the enormous tax involved, and no Asparagus. Sweet Potatoes. doubt a remonstrance would be quite Confirmation 4 J. Baldwin .Pres. P. E. Walswobth , Tree, 3. Pknkkll . Vc-Pres. R. C. Dkxtks Aas L Tree largely signed. No very real benefit, in Cabbage —new and old. the opinion of owners of land along the river, can result, and these men are put THE LOCAL MARKETS. ting up the hardest tight against the bill. ■ * Fruit. St. Johns . April 15. 1897. SOUTH WATERTOWN. The following are the prices paid in cash for From Our Correspondent. Suits. produce In this market ; Strawberries. Sweet Oranges. Lemons. Figs. Dates. Wheat, white. 81. Claude Ainsly has the measles. Wheat, rod. No. 2,81 Bananas. Pine Apples. Fancy Layer Raisins (for the table) Wheat, red, No. 8, 75. The Crusaders have left Delta. Clover Seed sol liug at $1.50. Pie Plant. oats. 13@18. Karl Sedore is also sick with the Rye, 38. measles. t butter. 12. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Greene spent Sun Kjftft*. .07. Especially for Boys and Young Iteane. .80(^ 40. day in Lansing. Fancy Pick els in bulk or bottles. Tallow, .35. Miss Bertha Kinney will teach school Hay. timothy. $8 00. Largest and best assortment of Canned Goods in the city to Hay, mixed. 7.00. in Jason district in Iiiley. Men. They have just arrived Potatoes, 20. Miss Altba Throop commenced teach pick from. Apples per bu.. 25@25. Chickens, dressed, .124. ing school at the Grove, Monday. Just received a fresh line of wafers, hot from the oven. and are the last and prettiest Chicken, live, 7c. J. D. Ilogle, after making an exten We have bought a few choice plants for Easter, which we Fowls, live. 6c sive tour in the West, has returned to Pork, live, 3 75. suits in the market. Our line Pork, dresBed, $400®4.75. Watertown. shall sell cheap. Corn, ear, .10. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Lowell, of Lan Lard, .06. We always have a full line of Chase & Sanborn ’s celebrated Hides .06. ding, and Miss Ethel Barker, of DeWitt, of Hats, Caps, Ties, Shirts, Col Pelts, .20@50. visited at O. W. Lowell s Sunday. Teas and Coffees. Beef, dressed, 5.00®6.00, Last Friday night trouble arose be Veil Calf, live, 4 00. lars, doves, etc., embrace all Wood, dry green $1.30. tween certain Deltaites and the Crusa Turkeys, live .08. ders. Although a great deal of noise Turkeys, dressed in. was made no harm was done. Wo will give you the largest stock of Fancy Grocer the prettiest styles, shades Chicken broilers 10. Ducks. .08. On Saturday night the Grangers held ies to select from in Clinton County. Our goods are a warm sugar social at their hall at and best quality. If you see ESSEX. Delia. A goodly sum of money was all fresh. No old canned goods on .our shelves. We realized and all eujoyed themselves. From Our Correspondent. cannot afford to .keep them. We claim to sell good, them you will buy them, be Nicholas Bauer is improving his prem WASHINGTON. ises with a new building. clean, fresh goods of the best quality, cheaper than From Our Correspondent. cause you can afford to at the It has been quite rainy for a few days, W. W. Williams is building a new can be bought elsewhere in Clinton county. That is the but it helps the wheat crop kitchen. The wheat crop is looking pretty fair reason. We can corner the King with a single man on prices we ask you for them. | m this locality, and the outlook prom Miss Carrie Moore is staying with ises a fair crop. Mrs. Jessie Zigler this spring. their own checker board. Recollect the place. Frank Stone, of Matherton. lias been Miss Minnie Jones will 9tay the sum in this locality dehormug cattle, and is mer with Mrs. Wallie Wyman. doing good work. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Smith will go to Our highways are in a fair condition Midlaud county, Wednesday, on busi 4 20 lbs Granulated Sugar $1.00 * and we can now travel on roads agaiu ness. without getting “stug.” C. E. Jones is delivering Amber sugar 4 ■■...... V" " ‘ 4 The gentleman who has been around cane seed in this vicinity. He will put pulling wolf teeth does good work. He a lirst i ■ hiss cane mill on his farm this i All Package Coffee 14c per lb the bal- understands his business. fall. James Diehl contemplates erecting a Mrs. Essie Willims and Miss Ella ance of this week. ^ new building on his premises, which Heftey, of St. Johns, and Mr. George will greatly improve his place. Clark, of East Bingham, were guests of We see that tne Maple Ilapids freight C. E. Jones aud family, Sunday. Yours for business, wagon had two span of horses hitched Mr. Wm. Williams and his little to it. They must have a poor opinion daughter, Florence, returned to their Webber & Peck, of our roads. home in Grand Rapids, with heavy Fernando Picket, who bought 145 hearts Saturday. acres of land at mortgage sale, at St. The Cash Clothiers at No. 17 Clinton Ave , Johns, proposes to keep stock on same Mr. Boots has his new buildings near i CHICK & LYON t ly completed —a new house and barn this season and is well pleased with his and poultry bouse. Mr. York will live 4 4 bargain. i P. S.—We Do Not Sort Eggs. Henry Uenige, formerly of Layton there and work Mr. Boots ’ farm for ST. JOHNS, MICH. Corners. Saginaw county, has hired out him this summer. 4 4 to N. Bauer, of south-west Essex. He Six of the members of the Evangeli formerly worked at the jewelry trade cal church moved Rev. P. Schurer and 44444444444444444444444444 and is prepared to do all work to per family to the St. Johns depot, where fection, aud cheap. at the residence of they will take the train for Grand Mr. Baur. Give him a call. Rapids Tuesday. Their many friends ———^—------wish them prosperity in their new BIW. home. From Our Correspondent. Special Easter Offerings! NORTH OLIVE. Mrs. E. Lawrence returned from her visit at Jackson, Saturday. From Our Correspondent. Miss Carrie Lewis is keeping house Casius Bray and family have moved for her uncle, J. Scbaible. back to their farm. Charles Wilkin spent the first of the Miss Mina Bixley was leader of the Handkcrohiefs. week at Burton and Owosso. Epworth League last Sunday eveniug. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Buebler, of There will be Easter exercises given ^Special lot of Easter Handkerchiefs in plain herastiched and fancy Cleveland, are visiting relatives in this by the Sunday school, at the M. E. open work borders, regular 10c quality. Easter Price, 4 for 25c. vicinity. church next Sunday. And Now for Business. About thirty of the Sir Knights from here visited tne Bath Tent last Tues Mrs. E. P. Boughton and son, Web 1 lot Fancy Colored Border School Handkerchiefs, full size, regular day night. ster, visited Mrs. Boughton ’s sister in 5c quality. Easter Price 3c; 2 for 5c. The L. A. S. of the South Olive M. Lansing, last Saturday and Sunday. E. church met with Mrs. A. Chadwick, ■■ ------Thursday. RALEY. Eastor Gloves. Our store is now especially replete with Mrs. G. Sypher, who was reported ill From Our Correspondent. at the last writing, is improving There were seventeen confirmed at Special lot (bought for this sale) Ladies’ Fine Quality Kid Gloves in all the new things of the season. In Dress rapidly, under the care of Dr. E. D. the Lutheran church, Sunday. Wilson, of Bath. 4 button, long wrist, dark and light tans, retail everywhere for $1.00. Suitings we are especially strong, and believe The warm sugar social at Sam Slate’s Miss Olive Sober, of St. Louis, is the Easter Price, 69c. given by the lady Maccabees, was a guest of her niece, Mrs. Oral Hildreth. we have the best thing in. the market. Our great success. Over 100 people at Mrs. John Boss, of l’etoskey, was a line of suitings at 25c, 40c and 50c are ex tended. The proceeds amounted to a guest at H. L. Pratt's the latter part of 11«,«. little over $10.* the week. tremely good. Trimming in great variety. Mrs. Seldon, who has been seriously Miis Minnie Oding returned from Ladies’ Silk Serge Umbrellas, plain and fancy crook handles, nickel ill for some time, is reported to be on Fowler, Saturday, where she spent the ferrule, 26-inch Paragon frame, regular $1.25 quality. the gain, and her mother. Mrs. W. Spen past week with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Easter Price, 98c. cer. of Brant Center, who lias been tak Dane. ^ In Shirt Waists ing care of her, has returned to her Mrs. J. 0. Brooks, Mrs. R. V. Pratt Ladies’ Linen Collars and Cuffs. home. and Mrs. O. C. Pratt and children spent ^ X We lead them all. Look in at UNION HOME. Saturday at the home of Mrs. John We are showing a large assortment of styles. Collars, 15c. Cuffs, 15c Piucombe in Wacousta. and 25c per pair. our show windows and you will From Our Correspondent. Sunday school was organized at the be convinced. John Scott moves this week on the Pratt school house, Sunday. The fol Mlvernail farm. lowing officers were elected : Superin Frank Hill and family will move soon tendent, Elder Priest; assistant super ^ near the George Hall to work for R intendent, Mrs. J. C. Owen ; treasurer, In ” " Underwear Davies. O. C. Pratt; secretary, Miss Jessie DAVIES, ADAMS & CO. Physicians say there is no help for J. Owen ; organist. Miss Jessie Owen ; Our store is especially large and W. Bryant. He issureiy and steadily organist, Mrs. Alfred Lance. passiDg away. several times we have heard the Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jolly spent the expression from customers that latter part of last week in St. Johns, visiting friends. Some People Dye to Live our line is the best and cheap- The Y. P. 8. C. E. will meet as usual est in town. next Sunday evening, the service being Others dye for economy, but to dye conducted by Clara Stead, with a read I EASTER MILLINERY!! ing by Millie Weidman, “The Topic. ” in good shape with best results you A big driye in KID GLOVES just Different kinds of death, and a con Z: m quest of them, is one especially prB must buy dyes from The Penny • received that is a hummer, only pared for Easter. All are invited to at 59c; well worth $1.00. This is Store. The largest package, the tend and lend their aid in making the the lowest price yet heard of. meeting enjoyable. Im JUST OPENED. Rev. I*. Scbuerer delivered his fare best quality for the least money. well sermon at the County Line church Self threading needles for old last Sunday afternoon. lie moves this A handsome assortment of most £ NOW, ONE WORD ABOUT CARPETS. week to Calidonia, Kent county. Rev ladies, at the Penny Store. Clemmens will take his place. charming Novelties for the Spring We were pained to learn of the death Some dress neatly ’, some overdress, Our stock is complete and we are de of Mrs. Eva Freeman Wiles, at New Trade. Bewitching shapes in Hats Haven, last week. She came to this but to be dressed properly you must termined to do the largest business of neighborhood when a mere child, and and fascinating shades in Velvets §| grew to womanhood with her school buy a belt from the Penny Store. years, if low prices and good goods will mates. She was loved by them all, be We have the largest stock, the ing alway bright and active. We have and Ribbons. The style and beau accomplish it. not learned the cause of her death , greatest variety in latest novelties ty beggars description. A call is || A good Ingrain for...... 20c.. EAGLE. from 10c up to $1.00. M most earnestly solicited. A better one for...... -...... 30c. From Our Correspondent. Wi show the largeststock in 100 A better one for—...... 35c. Mrs. Adah Ilinman is on the sick list. * A better one for.-- ...... --.--.40c. J. H. Fish is numbered with the sick. styles C'hirt Waist Sets, from 5c to Respectfully, Quite extensive repairs are being $1.00. m Strictly all wool for.---.------45c. made on the hotel. D. T. Eddy made a business trip to If you want a Jardinier or a Lansing, Wednesday. Don ’t fail to see our new things in Curtains, Mr. John Hornard will build a large Plant Crock in the latest artistic de Rugs, etc. Everything at rock combined corn-house and tool shed this BOUCHER & PETSCH, I / spring. signs for the least money, you must bottom prices. Mr. Horace Brown, an old resident come to of this township, is at present writing, At the Head of 0 Ave., East Side. Yours for business, very sick. Some sneak-thief took some smoked meat from Henry Jenlson ’s home one THE PENNY STORE. =f:‘ n ight last week. ...H. L. KENDRICK... *4 *r 4-'* •*•»' A* '4 ; V-v. ■ ! '