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, MICH., NOVEMBER 6, VOLUME X , N CD PLYMOUTH J896. v i WHOLE NO. 473

i i p ^ ------' ------~------THE .VERDICT Resignation As noted in our local col umns to-day, FT-ER a careful study of the OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE IS FOR (commissioner ; the resignation of Rankin; situation, we proceeded [t6 ta k e I ’ PROTECTION AND GOLD l, yesterday, Sherwood took effect at no< advantage of these conditions,and STA N D A R D f There is no significance this sudden lay in a stock at prices lower than and rather unexpected -chan whatever. I have ever been known to the tracle. It is our business A Republican Victory in Every Sense of It is'purely a business matter so "faV as The benefits of this favorable opppr- the Word .-^-Jlajorities m Several Mr. Sheryvoocjl is .concerned. m dthe State mm tun ity we are now about to hand To supply your wants; serve you courteously, and show Etates Were Enormous- Republican congratulates him upon ink over to our patrons by merely adding you what we have for your examination. _ ing a step'that cannot fail to redound t> Tuesday’s election was so .decisive that llji a close margin of profit to these goods his own personal advantage. the general result was known four hours and putting then! at your disposal, PRICES Will BE Found REASON ABE The state banking department went into after the polls jclosed. It simply rained with all the advantage of hard times ■ — ■ 8 1 active operation, January 1, 1^80, and has republican voted in New York, Pennsyl concessions accompanying them. We sinc^beeu under th6 managemer^ of Mr. Special A ttention is invited to our vania and in several'^ other states, and in think you. have only to see them in Sherwood. During fhis time 110 state democratic localities, the republicans order to be convinced that while dol banks have been organized; vhile.during pulled down democratic majorities to a lars may be scarcer than usual with FALL AND WINTER the same time there has bet n a decrease great extent. you, the dollar which you have has •Jo in the number of nat onal banks; Dress Goods, Trimmings, Fancy Goochs. Our own state went republican by ^bout never before been Able to purchase thus indicating the popular it; of the state so much good,j honest value. Hosiery, Groceries, Crcckery- 50,000. banking law. During these y< ars six state Pingree for governor piled up a major Great care has been given the selection of all our goods banks and six national banks have failed. Here is a Fair Proposition. —you will And the styles and colorings correct. ity in his awn, county of 20,000, and carried This is certainly a highly creditable shew the state by 60,000. If we deserve nothing, give us nothing. B u t if ing for Michigan’s banking system, espec In Wayne county the republican county you find our goods and prices satisfactory, ac Prices as Low as the Lowest. ially when we consider the terrible busi ticket was elected by majorities ranging ness depression of the past three years. knowledge it with your patronage. We are daily from 7,000 to 0,000,'with the exception of We mention these facts to snow that the adding new and very attractive novelties to our BUY YOUR LININGS OF US. JohD Archer for sheriff, who was beaten stock. by Hairy Chipman. Chipman’s majority banking supervision of Mr. Sherwood has proved eminently successful, and he re is about 10,000. We give this feature Special Attention. tires from the responsible placje with great The largest vote in the history of Ply Solid Mahogany Parlor Tables, elegant designs honor to himself and credit tjo the state. mouth township was polled here on Tues The State Republican is particular to em only $7,00 day. 1130 votes w ere cast out of a regis phasize this point, because thdre are those tration of 1292. In this precinct 520 votes in high places who have seen) fit to criti , Solid Mahogany Inlaid only $7.50 OUR were , cast out of a registration of 640. cise the administration of the affairs of Other houses ask $9.00 The republicans carried this precinct by his department.. Bfit such criticisms have i00 majority and the Northville j pre been unjust—a fact that is susceptible of Eli gant Curly Birch Parlor Tables, $4.00 and tip, cinct by 250. C o r s e t unquestioned demonstration.!—State Re Solid Oak and Imitation of Mahogany Parlor Ta publican, Nov. 3 , T h e F i g h t is O v e r . blesgonly 73 cents. q u e e n V i c t o r i a Elegant Bed jRoorjo Suites only $13.00 STOCK) The result of Tuesday’s election proves, beyond doubt, that a large majority of How She Keeps Them sn keep y .... exhausted feeling prevails, when the in health by m aking your bloc d rich and ler goods in the grocery line equally as cheap. Now » Lowest Prices, liver is torpid and sluggish' and ihe [lure. agood time to lay in a stock for*the winter. need of a tonic and alterative is ffelt. S a e our new line of Pocket Books. Prompt Delivery. A prorhpt use of this medicine has T* Improve the Flavor C o ffe e . often averted long and perhaps fatal During damp weather In sum m er bilious fevers. No medicine will act coffee often loses its or ^ and We have just received a new stock of Dolls. m o r e s u r e ly in c o u n t e r a c t in g atind strength. An old bouse]t.k®jej>er says freeing the system from the malatial that If the- quantity of berries poison. Headache, indigestion, con needed for breakfast be in to s bow), covered closely, sad L. Gi HOUGH & SON. stipation, dizziness yield to Elec into th e warming oven over algid tric Bitters. 5 0 c and $ 1 .0 0 p e r k p t- tie at Gale’s drag store.

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The COAST IJNE to MACXNA C D A IR Y AX POULTRY. In fact, it Is 6. wardship fqr .’uec iera1 &>o m 48, M o f f a t Bl o c k . i t .!' ' r ■tfl be nut to the expel 1se of these fin sh AYS TO CURE A COLD] - I TAKE Tl S - + - + ing touches, lo r it cos1!;s a grt at ut:! QtiloiiW. aconite, bot ic*. on-o-.i Byrnp. whl-kej- ii«t qul;im<*. «4t-K wui.iy a<- rye.« "nw«tf ” Toot Entli. sliir- Irving W . Durl'ee, INTERESTING CHAPTERS FOR if seem s to; us th a t several dollarfe a vadun feeffui;. wmpi-ma >«nn !io«- nmumt your qeck. cotl liver Oil. anil olil Lull mils roiiyli t-ure, ili* «e aod Attorney rat-Law, OUR RURAL READERS. hjead a re often wasteld tot* the s a u of over wo o’her w vb are uê/l hr ilie l.iiuinn rare t<- nine lôks; The'*appearance of the c; lie a cold. Tne best wnv i« 10 ni:ii.e rt.-liAA.Va ai.MiioL lMUleti your daily coui|>aal<>n aud ou a id uever on the market, their uniformity of 3ize 3 DETROIT. MICH. How Successful Farmers Operate Tht* A in»n iiiurt lie ln-ed aud condition, cuis a grekt figure, m - who is Inld up aitii 11 hud Com, 1 \t- Department of the Farm—A Few raals of fine quality showing plaiinly tiirrli. Hendaciie. un-.ihle to hn-ml-e without pain.Ill*throot boic ami ma Hints as to the Care of Lire Stock the points of the greht breeds sell «;as- lieml ihrolibitur.u lieu oi-e III. i«-1 ovi COMMON COUNCIL. duct in llienioiketia'letli i s l i n v t and Poultry. i|y at the top, wnile what the sitock IMULEU will give Litu iusUiut rw* 5J5 TO $E3 FZ3 W id 0 VILLAGE OF PLYMOUTH. CLEVELAND yards pecple call old-fashioned caltitle. 'j,d{Vj lief. WISCONSIN ex .short of body and w^th upright h Relief easy to g e t *. ® EASILY MACE J. M. CO..1.TER. President. MACKINAC* are habitually murdered on the tar- periment station !f« mar pi on and on, snor*£ hit Selling oor lines of Kitchen and Housekeep E. C. LAUFFER. Clerk. ket even When veryi lat. These at R o aste rs and Bakers, \ TRU6TEE8. The Greatest Perfection y e t attained In Beat do not dress we£, and certainly ■o son* r . - — •*— **- J . L. GALE. WM. fcM.TMERiyiA*#. Construction — Luxurious equipment. Artistic & ^ i m i “ S i «aort not attractive to. lock at; and it I lien ' lie Coffee Pots, H. O. ROBINSON, W. O ALLEN. Furnishing. Decoration and Evident Service, m ade a t the cl-ise for Me. insuring the highest degree of Lhis that the w esterns have an TUOL I. Dish Washers, H. W. BAKER, A. J . LAPHAM. to bis nocmal conditio COnFORT, SPE IID AND SAFETY. of each of the per vantage, for ihey kill exceedingly iods of the experi Cushman’s Menthol Inhaler a Jew el! F o u s T b ip s sen Weex'UK OrmOrrwEot and yield a greater proportion of A woman will Bit amund pro-trat Standing Committees, 1896. ment to ascertain ed iu n«-rve*,rerlinif dwpriufv ' « Toledo, Detroit ^Mackinac whc.her the cows, low of Bleep. In-ad 1*11*1 eyes nuked W R s j ^ l J aiM ta, WAY8 AND MEANS: wiib pain. c»>ld sen led in every PETOSKEY, THE SOO," MARQUETTE. of their own choice, bone, »o mlfernlile llmt III** Benin Gale, Baker, Allen AND DULUTH. a blank but if slie would make tne Knlvet, LOW RATES to Picturesque Mackinac and would takewiuer at marvolouB litile Imnniuient known Combination Dippers, Egg CLAIMS AND ACCOUNT8: Return. Including Healsrals and BBerths. From A ^Michigan correspondent of Cojun- as CT.s|iaAK,KsJIH«T»10l, IMUI.KB one tempern*ura In prefer""c« to th** o'1 b erdully tonipniiloii.Iiei li«-u•»,. J You los • dolla.'* in doc WITH A Smithermdn, Lapham, Baker Sunday Trip* June, July, August and September Only. taking during the period just closed. er weights than from any good judg tor bills Sjn not k****pliiR ilsliMAN’rt ORDINANCE: EVERY DAY. BETWEEN l.Mi h .ku liundv to d rive o f f a cold RELIABLE HOUgE After allowing her to swallow two or ment of my own. I had not had j the or emir 1 f»r sbre tbroat at tu very Gale, Allen, Robinson Cleveland, Put-in-Bay $ Toledo three times this pail was replaced by learn a week before their superiority first approach. which Bncceeds in beeping it* openta year after •car, and which lias already kept some of them for P'UNDS: Send for Illustrated Pamphlet. Address the other and after she had tasted It qver the other teams on the farm was Lap’am.Smltherman, Robinson A. A. SCHANT2, «. *. DITMOIT, MICH. The Greatest Authority in the World. over seven years, write at once for catalogue, terms the two were placed side by side be proved. They moved cfT with a plow Pit. J. I.FSKOX RkOWKB, F. R. OL and methods of business lo LICENSE: The Detroit and Cleveland Steam liav. cx fore her. 1 he results were these: with much less fatigue. They drew 8. Eil. Hfiilnr Suivcm loilic On* Baker, Allen, Lapham In i Ix>i'doii Thrnftt mid Enr 11<*»- } Gov.’b Heifer, whether she had been heavy loads with f a r greater eaêf-in pltnl,***pless. Cures Insomnli CYCLt RtrtAIR N3 Ma R WEEKS. J noted, however, that this cow gave the others. And as for road workj we Pnwrrntlon. Iion’t lie fooled with worth- The tobacco habit grows on a mnn un most- milk and solids on the water do not need to put tjbe farm horses, be . ______ipt of price. Writ* and i xtras fur Cycles. til his nervous system is seriously iitfected; whose temperature she disliked. The fore a carriage, aDd when it comes to for on M enthol and t*film»>nlalM, impairing health, comfort ami happiness CUSHMAN DRUG CO.. VINGEnNES. IND.. U. S. A. other cows always preferred the water taking loads to town they walk fas er I’o qu it suddenly is too severe a shock to ■LIO'IM -4-,r e u iX id J Pneumatic Vires, Inner Tubes, he system, as tobacco to au iuveterate at 'iU degrees to that at 32'degrees, but than the others, besides hauling con j Outside Casings, Valve Stems, {f lhav H'orn incf irvninff n# « 0/0 I IM' siderably more at a load. So great was . ‘aaaN v,''z-tv o-a user becomes a stimulant that his system if they were just going off a cold water >4 jp i h j 111 jn n «0 Valves, Steel Balls, Nipples, ci-utimialiy craves. *rB.ico-Curo” ist a period they would usually drink in the change in my opinion on the sub v J^rnosi ininull n i>a Sn:a| "JH" M"i«'■ qiiM o* "*> H }\rjrr if mb j• ■ m o ju n .'iC o •»- fqo n n ] | n nm jp a pn-' q jo | i ni-s joj a* . l- .v iMs- ".F ’ j? jo m- formula of un eminent Berlin physician would always refuse the Iced water. tjie same kind* These two teams' do Tape, Rubber Solution tore- F u r • • q who has used it in his privute practice » 'TV J « ||- » n O rtonft * p n do | p The cows going off w ater at 70 degrees the hardest, heaviest work on the farm PA' q J ‘j iiiiv.t. m m /oqi pair Tires and Tubes, Plun since 1 -72, without a failure, itispurely ho soi-iu iXun JJu|A»q M |4J«d o x 'EOUCfvJ Ovvosso. Ft. Louis,' Alma, Vegeta0 e .ml guaranteed perfectly harm- would always refuse the water at 32 at all timespall the heavy plowing, gers, Caps, Springs, Patching le~s. You can use ad the tobacco you degrees. T he cows' preferences for which It would require three lighter Rubber, Linen Threau, Cork Mt. Pleasant,, Clare. Ciil- wat»t while taking ••Buco-Uuro.” it w 1’ water at the ordinary temperature oi horses to manage, j For certain kinds Handles, Wrenches. uotify you when to stop. We give a Writ water in the well, as compared with of werk the ' smaller horses are . all Lubricant for Chains, illac, Manistee, Traver-e ten guarantee to cure permanently any that for waier at 32 degrees and 7u right. For cultivating, mowing, light an d C hains in Sloe!:. ( ity-ajul points in North 1’use with three boxes, or refund Hie .lion. decrees, were also tested wkh the re diagging and certain other thingt;i on Irs IsuBcis? **y with 1U percent. iuter->t. * Baco-I'u- any farm they answ er iCirery purpose, western 'lichiân. ru’’ is not a Mili.-titut**, lmt a . scieoliric sult that, except GoV. He.fer, the wa:er cure, tlmt currs without the nid of will at 70 degrees was chosen by -all the or to the small farmer who has not \7. N. WHERriY, W e ow m a m bPEUATE power and with no inconvenience. It cows at tne close of me second period work enough at anjy time of the year If «?o, leaves the sy>U*m a* pure uinl live from ; On the 2Gih of March, a3 the co-vs 10 Hurry him. Hejcan take his tine „( m; ihe best route. PLYMOUTH. ITCH. Our own Steani'hip Line nicotine us tue day you took your lir*t w tre taken off Lhy cxpe.im ent a id and not rush things as they .have to Injo’rHer I’lieW or M lioke. when the temperature 01 the air was be rushed on a large farm, but when T*» lie *»n the sure side. ai-ross I~-ike Michigan lie- Cured 1-5y lv«c*o- "uro nnd.-Gained It conies to a big day’s wcik on disk «b.i uegiees J*., the cows were offered A-k ymjr nearest T l m ’lvr 1 nilrs. ? ■harrow or plow. 1 or w neic g ita t r.ap.M.pv pv ' tw»en Fuinkfurf alid Ke- iheir choice between water at 32 ce- R ailw ay A yr ill F rom hiuuiivu--. o f tHîi.u.MUiiU, th e or sirepgth is required], give me the heavy TIME TABLE. giees am. 43 degiecs anJ between 70 T o g ive you a ticket via the wapi e, • Menominee iijlil iginals of winch are 0,1 file autt open M ue^rees and 95 degrees. On iliis trial horses every time. ; A heavy horse is ill eff cr Ju * II. iiispeH-tiim,«lie foil wing is pi e>enieii: tun necessarily a slow one, nor need T i aii-u le. v.- 1 1 iii< . 1I1 *- ' o IIowb: Gladstone, ard are sellinu Clayton, Nevad-i Co.. Ark., .Jan. 2 d, lb!>5 , Rose drank indifferently of water at HTaNltA T im k. Eureka Chemical & Mfg Co., Lal'n^se, 95 and 7u degrees. Dullie showed a b*: be an awkward one. A horse or' flÎNO S"CTH. tl'MSO N• m m . tickets to tlie Northwest W is.—G entlem en: For forty years I lined alight preference fur water Rt 70 de heavy weight shou d not be so fat as Train No. 4, 1» M -. m T iu iii I, k. m. - S o. n, - -XI p i« . tobacco in all us for is. For tweuiv-nve grees over that at 95 degrees', and Jes to be-a burden to himself either, but •* 3, K:i>) .l m. -CHEAPER than any all M ; r f a L l *' No, 8 . Cl. Ill “ 5, P iu. years of that time I was a great sufferer sie refused the 95 de&iees and took In good, fair cond tion. with no pro- “ NX 10, "C .-'W O. m “ », 6 aw. p. m. rail line. man general debility and heart disease. 13 degrees in preference to 70 de truding bones. M jre grain and less For fitueu years I tried to quit, but hay should be the ule on most farms, It reaches from IVRiti ■?{'». R, C iu n e c la a t L n S ln fftn n w |th -te a rrn r f o r grees. These three cows had been ?)''W'iiki*<'. (dnri'-B b** biii o f on i. in ktno T h e b st trout and bass ‘ouldn't. 1 took various remedies, among Where the farming is extensive enough S T . P A U L , others “No-To-Bac” "Tne Indian Tobacco taking water at 32 degrees. Emma, coniift*'ii*tiM fo r all p oin t* V\V»I aim N<>nbw- nt. fishing in the state is Antidote,” “ Double Cloride of Gold.” etc., Queen, and Gov.. Heifer, which had to warrant keebinj two team s let .one MINNEAPOLIS, etc., but none of them did me the least been taking wateV at 70 degrees during of them be heavy. They will take all DULUTH and rruln No. 8 riinn dallv, from Ba< City to iMtrolt. found' on our northern hit of good. Filially, however, I pur the last period disliked the water at the heavier work oft the smaller team, WEST SUPERIOR, On W-« w*i, Oivmiou b ruiiB dully except Sunday chased a liox of your “Buco-Curu’ and it and tnese may be used for light road d i v i s i o n 95 degrees. When water at 43 degrees boo Stations in o 'U*H'tlon« made at Pori Moron and Detroit has entirely cured me of the habit in all and 70 degrees were set before Emma work when required. Uniou depot for aii poinu South, Cauaaa au<< t*ie >ts forms, and I have increased thirty i MINNESOTA, ra»Bt. Sleeping cars on night trains. she drank first from the ($m3est but or further Information aee Time Card of th com* ,>ounds in weight and am relieved from THE DAKOTAS, pauy. ill the numerous aches and pains of body returned to the warmest. Queen took ■ E brb on Exhibition. Berths, $1.50 and $1.00. • vater at both 43 and 32 degrees, show M o n t a n a , Fn. PKi.ros. 1«i'*-:iI A-jent ind mind. I could write a quire of papei A t the Illinois state fair l^st wteek ing a preference for that at 43 degrees, I d a h o a n d Free chair cars on day trains. ipon my changed feelings aud condition. different breeds of fowls. They Were H p T D ( ^ 1 T " LAnsliig A Norlharu Your- respectfully. P. H. Maybury. mi when water at 70 degrees was of WASHINGTON, * - 1 * * JUNE. 28. 18W of interest to all poultry scientists and i P ator C. P. Church. Clayton, Ark. fered her she took that at 32 degrees 1 .. -T p. . u m. V.. H. BENN'TT, others engaged in the study of poul Do» you want PUBLICATTOWfi »• Sold tiy all druggists at $1.00 p**r box. Instead. Gov. Heller maniiested a Lv • VJ ..11 ...... 7;|. 1.8 :*s try subjects., Ihere were great dif- Devoted to 1 >n.a...... G. P. AJ three box.es.«(ihir y days’ treatment), $2.59 slight preference lor water at 43 de ik loiuef T::l 1 4' r :O0 with Iron-clad, written guarantee, or sent ferences apparent: in the sh^pe, size "Red River Valley, l.'OIMluR...... «:.M JitiO •| b grees Instead of that at 32 degrees. A 'a r m ? Hale ...... Id :.T n:oi direct upon receipt of price. Write for and color of the j eggs of different Miniit-M d a, PLYMOUTH...... 10.-.M 4^7 Using the cows’ preferences as a basis Tin* Dakotas, ■looklet and pnwifs. Eureka Chemical-iS breeds. Probably jwe have not yet 0 l M on ey? Ar I*. 1 or ...... II :l ft: |ii P':10 for judgment they appear to indicate M nutHm t, Wfg, Co., La Crouse, Win., aud Boston, O l B u m n e s s ? « lio W -T. R ... ■>. in. .• m 'lass. that, in the majority of cases during reached the point jwhere the form jand I till fill Hint color of the egg cuts much of a figure Lv •'-roll ...... r • 1 1:10 •i hi cold weather, cows would prefer water You a n F i n d A i l •Washington. '*■ YMO- T li...... i:»e 0 4ft at 70 degrees to that at 32 or 43 degrees, In the eye of the public, but th a t siicff -a).-m ...... H: h «:5fi a time is coming is apparent. Such j ex O u t W e s t . S ent F kkjl Lnn 1114.,...... l".-4 R::17 but some like It best at 32 degrees. louU...... 4:MI 10 no hibitions are comineuuable, as they Il:> When the weather becomes warmer Ar Ora d lUpida...... JC:3o 5 M 10-45 p.Ui. P-"'* 1 in- ^R O CH ESTER and reaches 48 to 50 degrees F., their present an object lesson easy to under For further inform ation and publications, stand. A close inspection of the dggs w rit* * to Parlor cars on all trains between Detroit an preferences for water at 70 degrees G ra n d R a p id s . Seat** a& ren ts. are leas strong, and at such times only showed that the biggest fowls did jnot HAY % GRAIN CARRIERS exceptional cows, if any, would choose lay the biggest eggs. This Is import Chicagoand West Michigan Ry. water at 95 degrees F. The fact that ant. ‘there is an 'impression that jthe Train* leave Grand Rapids For South 5:45 nv., 1:35 p. m., and * i i -3 0 p i n two of the cows which had been taking larger the hen the (larger the egg. The there were on exhibition egga of [the 157 Jefferson **ve., For Manistee, Traverse City, Charlevoix J >» cold water during the last period chose View and Petoskey, 7:30 a.m ., 5:35 p. u',, i i : j g p wa»-m water instead; and that the three. Idea Is not correct] It is net the lajrge DET..OIT. MICH.' cow that gives the most milk, neither cows which had been taking warm For Muskegon 5:45 a..m., 1:25 p. m .,6:]o » to “DOMESTIC” is it the largest hen m a t lays the lairge m water either preferred cold to warm, F. I. WHITNEY, G* P* & T. A. 1 CO. PELTON. G E O . D E H A V E N , egg. It was uoticjeable: that the eggs Is absolutely the best Sewing or showed but slight preference for It, St. Paul, M inn. 1 A ^ e n t, P ly m o u th . G.P.A.GruiidltapidA suggests that even should it be finallv ot the White Legnbiu were larger than Machine made. * Leads in settled that It pays to warm water for some of the eggs if the larger breeds. latest and best improvements. tows In winter, it may also be desira W hen we consider how muuy more eiggs ble to have cold water where the cows a Leghorn hen wii| lay man the others and how much less it costs to feed her, •:an have it for a change. SIMPLER- the extra profit Is]apparent. The dgg- | There Is another set of facts which produemg hen is as much a special pur I. PRACTICAL may be presented as Indicating- bo.h pose creauon as me special buuer mak 1 LOOK M O ntFSS A RARE TREAT FOR YCU ALL. m r a preference on thg part of—the cows ing cow. ' -•.DURABLE for water at 70 fiegrees F. over that at Bops Sam pson Su:it uith Extra Pair of Panto, fop w / / n AND WB PA r SLV.PUESS CMAPOns TO YOt’R Doop. I V 32 degrees and a possible advantage It has been said-upon good authority I ;R » A fm 8 fR . you buy diir, tot.i one o: th.-argest Whol-sjlt Clothing . anufacturen in America. For over 30 years has been endorsed to be derived from a change «of tem that scarctly h commei ciu) seed is en by the public as-, the- most satisfactory peratures. They are these: If we de tirely free from - foreig*: admixture, of all sewing machines. We want your termine the average amount of wacer owiLg either to accident or design. ,Yhe The above mention** 9J.76 Boys Sampson Suit drank dally by each cow during the B-T.’n : \:ta I ants i .Kuaiantied t-> be made from an trade and can save you money. Write piaciive ot aduiltjrating clover seel Jri'ilôul ' U ict .n 1.1 L b - 1;. Dark I lue, first five days of each Deriod and com with , fine stones and sand is common .'xio.-J O'ey anJ olive "--own, in sizr* from for free catalogue and prices. o f a. e. T l-.jy M jc made up i* per rut pare these with the averages of the last In France atffthe present time. In one :l 'c t-rtasied w iih .* jp.or • &!' r. h aidrd Address, five days of each period we shall find Sample from that country examined surt-isth hr.-ii !ir.*d viiih a fj*t p.bck that while the cows were on cold last year was foiind 9.G9 per cent of Altr. r . ,1 w ill .'-a:een i i* ine. "J rim m ing and V-'ork- THE DOMESTIC S. M. CO. W . Q. RICKER, mar.u! ip tl'-rcM-.hout tl e best m oney can procure. water they took on the average nearly .a*t flclaMy colored yellow quariz s.oces. C.c;t l.;5 j Fide l ocket* a Ion a-d ' ash Tocket. 2 9 8 W abash E m .. Chicago. ROCHESTER, N. Y. Parent W; i*t Hands------used on on all all I Iants, anls, also also PLtol PLtol five pounds more water each, dally, and lh.26 per emtjof uncolored brown rockets on a.I Pants during the first five days than they ish saml. bim.i,ir inoiauc.es have been In Mz s fro m ; 10 to i s yearn o f aqe m ade up n* f !r P^ciie fi t. Double breasted with extpri ants - r = did during the last five days; while reported recently from two of our at sane 1 rice 5-2 76..^—^ 'When on warm w ater the average for American experiment stations. Some l xpp*cc-j-e paid to both M*tt of days Is sensibly the same, y o u r door years ago a firm'ml was discovered iu in rcmitlinjr send suggesting that these cows tired sooner Dohemia which wds engaged in supply eitheft loti -lf.ee Ex|.ri'*;s • cir.ey ( n of the water at 32 degrtes than of that ing s»eJ dealers W.th both colored ano < r 1 r- i-.tf red I r: at 70 degree^ F. unco.ored quartz sand for purposes o; .;>nd f,.r n va su -e syni adul.era.iion, at prices ranging from ?1 o f I SarreM ful Feeder*. to 52 per hundred-weight. We have never been able to enume rate ell the qualities that are necessary Good Cutter.—Good butter will jsell FREE to make a successful feeder. At first 1 lu elf at a goed jp. ice and will | bt bongiii -af.er, whilt poor butter is sic\. sigh! it would appear that to give cattle | TO EVnilTDODI sufficient lood for a long time enough j bale ai any price and is avoided. to make them fat should be simple in lies the lu.u.nf po.ni oe.witen f sue t cur Ifiustâced ‘enough, but as a matter of fact more e>a and la.luiv lLtJkg daily bus.nks. 1 ijcril Caialoguc than lhis is requ.ied. and few men A.s S mH ie e ta^tauliiuJjiiiCMUi-e ta U lliU H j is in** lUta in whic’i you will make a steady and uniform success ofp of the ar«.ist; as jt'ufr poweriul bnitu find! Bovs ûits ib cuv. ciowuiug wpik.of’ me maehidiai It; says Colman's Rural World. There from gSc. i%Bp. are, however, men who almost always •ho, butter is Lne h.gucki acu.fev’c.lti. of the dairyman, and' like all produt Youths I eng (mtke money at It. The reason is that j Par.fs Suits from jfew n e n are good Judges of catil*?. iious o. tue skilleu’ workman wnen •- goes into, tne nahds oi the user! i $2 co up |which Is the m ain point. During thes-e Mens Suits from last few years It tas been necessary j tauuld be as near periecaon as pciss. bie. to make cattle very thoroughly m>i- *2- $0 tin tursq and finished to get anything like I respectablt price. £,*L”eS T ^ hLt yir?0 - E . RQ3ENBURQER & CO.. 204 E. I02d St,, Rew York City

v - £ ■:i riivn' - I Til 'Filial ■ V m s . • In the agricultural line Texas leads all other states in the variety of its products. Cotton, corn and the cereals grow an d are r a Bed in every section of the state and in the central and son th e m p e r Lions su g ar cane and sorghum cane are profitably cultivated. On tits Gulf Cousw two or three crops of veg etables are raised each year, berries * are shipped six weeks in advance of the home crop in the north. Pears, peaches, p.urns, oranges, figs, olives and nuu» ail grow abundantly and can be marketed from two to three weeks in advance of the California crops. L arge q u an tities of rice are now grow n. If the laiul seeker, the home sk efcer, and the .settler desires 10 secure a farm larger than the one he occupies, on • • HomeifeKi-r-• Excursion*. vastly more reasonable term-.; if he Very low rates will b_* made by the wants more land id cultivate, a greater MisMonri, K »rtsas & Tex vs Railw ay, on variety of crops to harvest,.with prt>» N ovem ber 172b. Deejrn >er 1st and 15ih portiouatcly increased remuneration, to the S mthl F »r pirticnlars aoply a t a le.-s outlay fo r cost of pro iuction; . to the nearest looal iwrent or add 'v: s if he wants an earlier season, with cor H. A. Ch M-rier. N. I*. A., 316 M arquette respondingly higher prices; if he wants Chicago. 111. milder winters, all the year pas urage for his stock, improved health, iu-. ere sed bodily contorts, ami Wealth and prosperity he should go to Texas. Scud for pamphlet descriptive of the TO CUKE A COLD. IN ONE DAY. I.a ar vji Bn-rro Quinine Tat le:s .re oarces oE this great, sta.e (mailed Dru»bis.s ieKiu.ii luo money if i. la is locuro. Jfree). Low rate burnt seekers* excur sions via the Missouri Kansas A T exas CVan hard II ii.shed walla with ammonia railway on Tnestlay, Noveiulter 17th, water. December 1st and 15th, 1896. 11. A. therrier. Northern Passenger Agent, .3-6 M arquette B uilding, Chicago. I1L There len t anythin? we know that somebody didu t have to burn lue.r ungin* t_. ttua out.

Letters From I-armors GARRETT J. H03ART. Related by s Keeper of the Michigan In South uud Norm Da cota, relating their own personal exp rience in.those State Prison at Jackson. that the state his gore 1C0.C00 RepuMi- preFldent, with the Democrats holding HOW M’KINLEY TOOK If. States, have been published in pamph (Prom the Jackson Citizen.') i .i. .. tut- ualr.s wn.oh a.ready report t h e i r o t n, or] in®reas’rg .their ma'or.ii®s. let form by the Chicago. Milwaukee A ed hold up In the districts not in the as compared (with the vote In 13)2. The T h e H e w n o f Hi«i Election Did StJ Paul Railway, and as these letters Mr. A. E. W ins resides at 61‘2 Nj: Jack- t.rst ic oris the majori y, it is said, will, best inô-mafion cbtni-'oh'e at i' s hour Sui-prine him iu the Lea*t. son Street. Jackson, Mich, lie is a keeper o.vf - o -1 *' it llTure n th® southern t>art Is that Bryan has carried the sta’e by a art extremely interesting, and the THE VOIQE OF THE PEOPLE SO of the state the gains were not so heavy. y, T"e R—uibM-an comm ttee All Cantor. wKs a-s:Jr at an early hour pajmphlet is finely illustrated, one copy in the Michitran Slate Prison, a man of ster a ]> iC:v nlt*y s majority wtul adm its that Bryan has carried the slate. to-ciij tor the cuinnnui.on of the struggle ling integrity. and whose word is Iteyond iPKOCLA M3. c lose to flO.OOJ. Alt geld was defeated for •- :»« v e..., Ta.ior. Democrat, and Ti.l- m whicn it nas' ugur^d so prominenc y. wall be sent.to any address,.on receipt dispute, lie tells the following story of a- errur by about i L.O jO m ajority by Tan iqnn. Rept'b'lcan. for governor; the • -uc —ancs :.nd n.areh.ny dubs were on the of !two cent pos aye stamp. Apply lo wonderful escape, and the incidents con n e r . Is close, and both part'es claim a victory. street by 6 o c.ou, sum..ioning voters to (>eo. lleafLoixi, G eneral Pussentrer W isconsin. |* Virginia, oust .htir Luiiois eai'i^. u vs as an Ideal nected with tiie dangerous position in Sou-id Money Winn In the H rd ^trutrff'** fall day, cool and ba.my, w'.th' Lie haê A gent. 410 Old Colony liuildinjf, CUi- which he was placed, lie says, some Fro® advices reached at headquarter* McKinley will not fallt far behind a of Inaian smmuer .n me uir. Maj. aij- CUjJO,-111. J A giinst ih« I'. m Coinage of SI ver at thu iTcr.-bl' - r:* ri.njm that Whs-'orrln C'm -'Ii li'ii’c r'';, v h®n ih.elfln’al cnv*v 1«? Kinity was about by < o’o.ock. «s the months ago my atteniion was attracted by w ill g iv e M c K in le y a t l e r s t 40 033 p i e r a i m ?d ® ?"•' the campaign nbanagers claim m ajor came troin his lye a I fast to the li a swelling of my groins, which began to 16 to 1 — l.cpuhl c in L iiKlbl.dc lu Many i the Ri pub).car. state ticket bv about e v e n m o r e . ' l: ar- its mil ct. v in bi.i.g.ng out a full p c -in sin-ill and work 'u n . k ‘ i«ad of begin® rnrj-P urns, nrd rerd back nine out lie . t *s Flow. h”t s®ml-6 ' n ®i^1 r e vote Then he sat down 10 his" desk to! ning lar„o uud wording do ■ a increase in size to such an extent that I of ten members of congress. S ta le s -M ciilg in In Line. ports from about half ’he state- show Ro- r i.11 tb lo U e h Lilt- . uiJ K>1 ie ugiaais which; I whs nlJrmeiL It spread down my legs'to New Jer-ey. ■'ubl can "a i's evervw'-ere ard t>*erp is a.i«uuy nad begto cbn.e ill.. At p ( i r t n H riii Wh b Friers Are I.ow. my feet, and l axis blunted from my waist co— ro jM -rr nry doubt.’that'!M cKinlev Although this fate is the home of the u u. ola a e • i>. oj e rom u.e McKinley | If you want a larm vf yonr own novr . down, so had?} that I could not pull my Republican canu date for vice-president, ha.-? carried W ent Virg nia. At Renublioan trocp asl td the governor if he would gu The prcsldrntr.1 eamnnlrn .of ITS w-Tt ' - atlqui t ■« trf ’h® Ftp■ rrc,”*t j® - vn« e„t is U\e time to fret one in Northern Uik- pants, over n>» leg*, an-1 I had to open my go clown in h.stcry as one of the 'hardest the Democrats cla med they were al> «■ .0 t ..e 1 o ..s v.ii u.e .map as an es.orl. 'u.it it is now only a q”®-4tj n cf ma*orl5v . lie achiiowk-d.;td the courtesy, but raid con-in, alotifj- the Hue of the Lake Su shoes fully two tliefies l»cfore I could get ■ail i s. a s c - r e eer- tures, tl.a'. the Amoric .. pc-o _ ..,1 cvvr w .t ’skeeters stuck up for McKinley a'd H i ne VAshi si to go as a pilsatc ,t,zen a.id perior division of the Chiearo. Milwau them on. Even ray face became puffed r e - ' > 11"3 i-d t’-n U n ib'l-uus suggested that the troop march t h e n e s te d . j‘. e ccn.enti rs vM bj.t.,jnd them about 43.030 more 10 nlaim a'’l three of the others, the legisla i.Ousi- and he would ie..ow Diem- on the kee A St. Paul railway, where a sure i'p; and my whole system seemed affected. the ci nJ i ates .cr the Wll te H u e we e votes than the c h ‘ r fellows received. ture ai.d state t cv-®t. The latest re'urr.s from tho several way to the polls. The invi.a ion was crop can be raise 1 eavjb year, which 1 could hardly drag myself upstairs to full of start in.? events. Tne lie-ton.. C o lo r a d o . vi.,c,. a^b, rln-e the attention of the 7\- counties with proportionate *bt m ate for, eagerly a copied. As Maj. .McKinley i an Always be sold at pora! prices in unlock my men. 1 consulted a physician, (XX).COO pi op e v ere new ones n that *.i: the unreperted precincts irdlcate that dt " Th® Bryan e’cctcrs wf n put by snail stepped down the front wain to the curb j shouts and cheers went up from tne the lumbering' towns along the line of one of the best in the city, lie slid the 1 jid nt-vc-i before been m ade national is Kinley w.l! carry the state by from 45.000 majorities. The vote was about the same lîs railroad. Low prices: long time. swelling was caused hyan irnita. ion of the sues. The r.om.nevs were me., u eat to 0 cOO. as two s'ca-s ago. x marel.u*. and lie sm.'..ngly bowed ac V . e- tni r.jr t: t r r spt-c i e fo Tow rs The Republicans e>et s x of the eon- X c v n d n . knowledgments wl:h. a sweep of his I Address C. E. Rollins, 1G1 La Salle kidneys, ami I commenced treatm ent with grerrmcn with Indicatiors that i’ltuey ueaver. ana as the ch> ere continued he ; The met- od.s of conduct n?r ‘he c.x u i Returns come in v. ry slow’ owing to sUreet, Chicago. bun. B ut I seemed to l»e getting worse. I canvass were no’ el. and the. Treat divi- Rep. also has cairicd the fourth district waved his handkerchief. "Three cheers b y 1 ,200. peer m a"- of.-om m unira ion, but silver for th® next pre* idem," were added, and was strongly urged by .a friend to try sen‘ of the ranks of the 1- a 1 nic par .,00) m a .jo r- Saxtcn. Men raped their hals as he li the oldest sod l>e«t. I t wiil biea'c r«. a Cold qnlckal This was encouraging, and I continued • ncedi d that McKinley wbl carry the parsed and the ladies on the residence tiaui *n>Uilnir el-e. It la aiwa* • relUtbla. y It. t'ij country. cal’ed forth one o' the larg city of Lincoln by not more the a 1.0.0, bui ty f* r Bryan and held the state in the 11 their use. I took five boxes in all, with the est votes ever po led. ancl ca’l-vl out t •* Republican fanks. steps waved their well wi.-hes. At each voters early In the day. po that by noon they rla.m Uiat they will be offret In o*h- tala.ath n the major raised his hat and liappy result that I was completely cured. er partp of the co inty and the chances Test nt. Buttermilk Is said lo oure scratches on I have never heard of any medicine which nearly e'very state reported over two. smiled back an acknowledgment. As he bo r» es. i of the • ital poll rece ve l. T-e are that Bryan will carry Lancaster Gen. J. M. Huston has telegraphed Mark entered the small itore In wll h the had such a pronounced ami nwlicnTcilcet, county. Both candidates make big gains. " irra that if t’ a prepent r:;tlo of gain is K >ood education is th e foundatioo of h ap p i c'alrr.s wh ch the campaign comm ttees booths are located there was a stir of n ess.". rontj’uen to tra' o show d ‘ha. :o eo. a\er the vc .e of Lai. The gains about m alnta nod McKinley will carry Texas by ag.tation among the oiuclals and a'm Id and yet not affect the system generally offset 0ne another, ho we- -r. In the larg and lc leave it in such a good condition. I r e c t e s t 'm s t e o,f t h e w a y th e v o te w a c ■0.000 plurality. i-.isLe of applause. The non.inee took h'.3 go'.rg eculd be nâdc cec-pt by the crant er towns of tl'tt state McKi-’ey 1 ads place in the line and the systetna .c feel belter now than I ever did. After o' the ba’lo s. Th • re-ult-, h«wev r. hav by-n ar d in the smaller vMleges Bryan Sufficient returns have heen[ received at WOMEN WANT TO KNOW. slightly leads. The Republlca s at huad- march of the Austral'an bal o.lng pro the effect wasoncoestablished t ho swelling s’-oe-rd that the claims of tê Mc'-Cit l y 'he Rep b'.Ican rr rgr s 'oualf 'h* a o ar-- dded in truly demo ratic fash! n. "W il gradually disappeared until it was entirely m ara-er wire hosed upon m ire certa. iquartero claim the state by 13, c ive 2 1 liam McKinley. 723 Ncrth M arket street" To Whom Con They Toll Tholr, gone. 1 "regard Drain’s Kidney Pills ns a, o» s X r r ’r i - of e v e r t s . t o w n . '■ur. l vot^s and Bryan GLvotes, called the inspector, just as the clock As the returns began to come In after One dispatch Fays: Advices received 3! w e r e in d o u b t, s o m e t '- r o i - h c ®';*e marked 9. The major stepped forward Troubles? most wonderful agent in the curing of aQy t !..*—• • ix.l.a it po'i>. became a > 'rom all . erts of Iov.-a confirm tho pre- ion as-to w hat the returns Ijidi -ated and and received his ballot. He then moved furtn of kidpey disorder. parent that William McKln'ry rf h o. ’lctici ? mrde. The Republicars certain.y * * th ers f r o n t ".ttr-k o • el .te re'uns x e through the ti c.losi re to the cur a ned A Woman Answer* “ To M e A n x lo o n For Side t!>v nil dealers — price. 50 cents won d be the man who, on March 1, 1:3 . have errrad the s"i’o bv unvar’s of Jo.- F'ates vo: rg for McKinlo” are: Co n< ctl- v-r.o'h? In the rear and stepped Into the would receive from the hard* of Grjvo 303 r.lura'lty. and have elected the entire •u t. 6; Lelaware. 3; l’.iis o isL l ■ Ind.an , first one. For Just one minute and eign- 1 Inquirer* Intelligently Answered— per box. Mailed by Foster-Mi^hurn Co., Cleveland the t t’e to tê prou ’c-t and :-ongres'lonal delegation. l’>: Iowa. 13; K en'-n-v. ’Z M l :e ti iwl!il ^ c>.i.oa i.e was in t'lie hoo.h, when Tlioaânds of Grateful Letter*. buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for 1 he IT. 8. highest p-s tlon within the sovereign do- M in n c M o tn l M a r y l a n d , 8 ; ‘ Mr-rsa h-se*-t», V>. M ie'1- ,e emerged and dtpus.ted h s baho.' a;.d Remember the came, Doau't, and take no rra n of M--- \m»r;-an ro u 1 ". As T a n , 14: M i r r e t o i a , 0 T-'el.rvsl.a. S; K ev l-Vu. l aving e eicln-d;j nls ,vmer.ean I r* ports ccnt'rued to r-reare In numb - Republicans assert that McKinley ard amt.-, ire 4: > ®w Jersey. I1)- -ew York. privilege as a voter, Maj. cK nley an J Women regard it ns a blessing that other. r - a r I, ROO-, -bf- s r>* - Hobart will carrv Minnesota bv from 1 T»: N orh I rhoa. 3- Ol ia. 23: Pen nr 1- ‘-is bro her wal < d down t0 Tus arawas they can ta.k tj a woman who fully, t\hlch had been regarded as plyotal and u* ’o 70.000 nlura ity, it Dast five Re- vanta. 3': Rlioê Isir-n '1 4: fo " Dav-ti, street to greet the white-haired mother, Tuere »-c for on* In so-Us. p -:» rr n p:”>lican corgrcrsm en wjlt be eVcTd wi'h .; l e n r .e s s e c . 12 ; \ erment, 4: W est V r oi > cars old who Is a 1 cen; observer of understands their every ailment; and toes ben» d c on** ,n bre 1 t vou o .a u o ll. lev nrd H -bart and for sound mnn -y , N o the char.ês in favor of the Re-vib i®an« g in ia . 6. and YYlpror - in. 1 T’ e s . e f r the peenes In which her1 son Is, p.aying thus avoid tho examina L u f u uB-i ijri un a Ca -*t< i .• in c i m s f.ply r'-’s but sta'r= whl-b ha r1 one h.-en • v- otv: c o J o t w iu lc r. In Sve "scllA s-i'i'*1'" swung nto the pro t-.elected by from 10.030 to 13.- A>,-ls a n a . S: M is s < s s lp -l, it; a n 4 S o i,lh Chairm an 11 anna and his party,! w ith the ments and the 00 plurality. cession a-d helped swell the victory tor ''R v l'n , 9. In -’o bt or retu- ns f w and lo.v-i ju....nii « ...... ^ p iio tO : a p l.e d ories, of incom th<^ Ohio rrnn. D e l a w a r e . Indefnite; Califcrr.ia, 9: Kansas, 10: M s? on the McKinley porch w.th tlie'm ajor as New England Stntea. Returns from all over the state are very *-01 ri 17; Montana. 3; Neva! a, 3: North the central figure. At 4 o’clock Mr. Hau- petent physi p-n’t-o. ?] rrc- cu - rt e.vfes. 10 ' T 't r h , Tt was qu te generally eonced d that <=Iowr These received flirw s’ight R >-.ub 111 a®d ’ s usse iates left tor Cleveland, cians, whose sex Dan lo'Fes op. fbe pres’denfial vite. »s 3: Virginia, 12; W ashington. 4, and Wyom- Mr. McKinley accompanying him to the the N >r Kprla"*’ s*ctes w ‘>n,'l g.ve m • c-npared with th® vote for c-ovornor jn fn f tX'o R e n - h k e c r t!*V**t. h u t ,K ' n g . 3. (J l . a . r . j u s as ti e piuty wia* leaving tie deprives them big figures given were scarcely expee*oH, 1704. !♦ is b D 'o v f /i t h a t -h e R ® p u h ]‘cflr.s Tine Next IIor.se of Representative*. house a bul’etin broue-Ut the first actual of knowing by Mi K.i le>'s p.uralltlis running from 15,00 ®ie®t the -irsldentlal e’e®tcrs bv at least The Chicago Tr.buue elajm.- 'hat t e reFurns, tho?e of a Boston pjrecfrxct, which tu l'O.O 0 In I'onne-'tlût and New Hamp- • 007 mn’orltv. bur T«r»-ell. Pern., will next congress will stand: R-*oub loans h owed a heavy > cKinley major ty. experience. s h ’r e to 75.000 to 80.000 in M n s s a -'h u } e * i = urobeblv be clpcfcd governor --d ’bn-’--, 233; D , m o ’ r a ' s 310. a r 1 31 n d e >en| e n , Throughout the day and e - . ing ;.>e sonal T h e , end Jn Bangor. Me., the home of the stiver erf-e .fiver congrissm an. Is also probably -• a-,e un of Popu.ists and free s.'.vor Re te le g u a r f care from all direct 0..6 e h o v - ® le® ted. v-'oe-pr^sidentia! candidate, M cKinley car p u b lic a n s . :ng chcTirlng 88surun®cs. At 3 o clock d« t- less Confi r '--.'1 Sewalka own ward as well as the r*n porvwint of *>>e length a* the ticket nite retuna began ‘o come In and prep dence placed city. ■ ul "nd much pcratnb'pn-. the count of ^he P1NGREE A WINNER. arations were made for reading them ate in Delaware is verv slow. Enough s h loud in the McKinley library, the doors in Mrs. M - l n e . ' nov-n. however, to irdlcn»e stmely tihai Klee ted Governor l>y a llig M aiorltv and being open to all who chose to come in. Pink ham by -"vhe election In '"aine proved on" of th- ’cKirVv has rarr'ed the stp-o bv about r> e ira4or rat at Ms '>sk sm otlng a dry Quietest In the state's history. Generally OC0 mnôrl'y. In o*her r-'cnects, on- n r to C»rrie. tho Tlcaet W th Him. clear. Mate--’ nu attertlvgly to each bulle A m erican i •• returns s'ôwid a fading oT in the bp dfvls'cn of the R®nuhli®nn nnrt*.- jut® Michigan has had her Share In con tin. but showing no outward concern as Democratic vo'e and a « i^ht nefase.] wo factions, the Democrats hnv« bcew tributing to tne e.ectlon of kicK n ey and to the result, - t i Of nek .vtaj. McKinley t^-e Repuh’ can vote which accounts .rif: •MceessCui, Thev have elected Turo'ell ..oârt. and has tolled up a b.g mu o.tt^ t. 'j r o '’ f r r h ’-s h t ' or. wh le the reading prompts them to seek great measure f^r a he aw Rnnuul ca -overror ard u .r-(lv to conrre~s hv ahebt ui.st tile ft' e colj.at,e o Li.vti. A.Va or of returns rro'-c* de^l. Up; to that tim e he her advice constantly r'"-n ”*v --<5* n -o tp -l p* ^0 000. T h e v o • XI0 pP’ra^tv ea-h. T ’-e-- v>nve also elcct- -< n b. J in.'ree, of' iîttblt, has • c n Tind ir.a-’e no comment or the returns fur rost for Pa'mp** an-’ Buchner was not _i d a majority o* »he Jc-i®jature. U .e e ie d s o >u -U ji '■ .1 l a r ie v o e ther than to cay that the hulk of them Female diseases yield l c a v y a s a n t rtlr a t H . . V lrgf rvl-i. -l ows, p.atnsy that h s io>pula.i,y caire’f om the east thus far. When the toTivdiaE. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com H it ode Tslnnil. the masses oi the slate ,s as at 1 favorable re urns fr-om ' -lire fluid N ebras a-pte Chairman .T. Ta*1-r E'lison savs- j'-nae n W v ct-ite •',"i>n M- ^nley an ov— •’■•ro-iri® — ” 1 -o f-r F— "u by half her with ka were read he ât impassive and appar pound at once. Inflammation, ulcera Gladness Comes •tropoiis.! The districts and .... . ently obliv’ous to the evclam atlors of ap- whelming majority. The Democrat •sual m ajority—obm t 27/c.i), which y.ere co..n,eii ,.pou rncst strqu ly tion, falling and displacement of th® /ith a better understanding the t rmeeH es rd nit .'d-Ivlnl v has a t n pi ji.al from the friends crowded about i VV transient naturen atu re of tb.e m any phys- r ’ v p* i" ft'o. w ” I’p- *.ho R ° i i o l > p r 'M—t-sipri. jy th e si r it:e;t to i; rryj t. e s a e I womb, ovarian troubles, spinal weak leal iliV,-q'hich vanish before propercf- r a' 25 0'0 t*’« h ie h e s * g 'u a 1 :v e v , 4'.F«i(‘iF ln n ' r i v e s " r y " n m i l o r i t v o f 50.- ..ryan have o..e and a.', gifren p.ur. kti.s h Bv R o’clock the character of the private ness arid kidney complaints, all hav® rn in r-’-odc Island, as the vo e is .h T*- - - o*c f n r T / " ' r r n —PI p e t e - c c - 'd o r :!.ubil .-a n d spatcl ra and gere’al retuirs reaching 1 •t. wh.ch were uncxêi (eJ, ,o s..y t.*e Jorts—gen.lc efforts—pi anantcffoits— Fiargtst '-' c.st. ’0 000. The seven Demo-roti® rrr '’ 1 the McKfrlcv house v re such that a their symptoms, and should be nipped rightly directed. There is comfort in , V erm ont. r -o~ -rec fie ---’ by majorities Ft. 'ri-V* rr of ah«'lute 'onfidcn®e took noflr in the bud.” Bearing-down pains, back the., knowledge, , i that — ------so many* forms— 1—o f ^ •arglrg from l/f^ m x mo. t -1 airm an Furry, of the I e ;ib. can 1 1 te fr-.-sion of Bose centered in the m ajors F?r’v retu"n« fr°m *h s’ate w-r® ver- o . i -u . i u l l , i . l s issued tu.e .a low.ii> h a c- lihHi.rv. T ie even \vr v m s FT'-vt reading ache, headache, nervousness, pains in sickness are not due to any actual dis r" -1?"”;- *’ received isn ■ <* n 1 ‘* r K in - -|-OT- iikii:: tho hul’etirs ard ®on era tula tore lee- groins, lassitude, whites, irregularities, ease, but simply to a constipated condi r 1 ’p R e p -iM o ? n —■»'r. n o d ‘n ’D a t e d a v-*n«as Cl*v "’rftT! sounu mcr.ey for res of M chi an , T i r r - j*- it -as q ® ’..Ro before the tion of the system, which the pleasant plurality of ^^.000 'or ' tal vor.e. we to I • o. g.at....Led cii a s. i.al the presldcnt-c’cct retired. dread of impending evil, blues, sleep f tmily laxative,ative, Mvrupof . Figs, 1W prompt- Sew Hump'll're. ® ” 111 give sound money ory. for a slrurg.-e "nnre e .. e. ,n lessness, faintness, etc. { about 15.00 m ajor 1 ‘he rolltk al history of the; f *ate, in o 3 Mr. Uri of oil Alto. ly removes. That is why it is the only New Hamns’ fro re urn c m® n very ..N. as tfon ned u.e c..orts o ||thoAe who ar- ?'an cast ------is vote at ll:p2. . He had H ere i3 testim ony rig h t to tho point: remedy with millionôf families, andis slowly cn account of the number o’ <• ca , ..e.ns-oltjLS on v.»- 9 ‘e -f'J ti 1 air'vcri at . it foln. Neb, iiojn Oma. , s -hr. h-.* rp. •'n''* ’ ' • - a-°’ L->H n-~ money ard the prcM r.a’ o iio' the d-i o 1- “ Thu doctors told mo that unless l everywhere esteeme * so highly by all rop'rt'd showed a -a'n *->r 'f-'K n ey an p^tch rays Erjrrn r o r r lc s th® h-.- rro? : an ho -r rvt.ilrrl but wvfs c atpeljea ’ d a Dcvnocratic al her . r. > ven D. ti 'se co t- ‘ts 1 l u t to drive FO.ne di: tince to the poll i.g p ^ '3 went to the hospital and had an opera who value goo.l health. Its beneficial •i *l a*'d ''" T:.;n‘cy'.v • lura'lty o e 0. are lest to the} cause, the, k : p ’ . o s e - f * r ? —<-a | forcwnwr-'Or. ra- > h.rd sirato r jp.l'.l be r 1 .....®d. and to stop on h.s way at the city hall to effects arc due to the fact, that itis the 0 f o r t s c f t i e pout d m o n e y ’p u n « n e l tion performed, I could not live. I had t ’ c > v T" 'r l e v e ?‘"'tor**. >-v* >c w !T - *» C r e r - la , secixu a cc-rtifirale cf c.t:zcr. o. 1.is f a . :e to register before falling, enlargement and nice ration of cleanliness without" dcb lii uting the the lirges pbirall*'- ever — ven Re "h • r r * f " th a t i • • w e;t ci- mt. •- to -'l b m u u j 1 c j hand'. F e then p.-ocec ed tq U.e eu;,i. e 1 c m srevf r r r r n N H m rV,,r® T h o " In ’ '’■iv- "--.th is 'o'-c’ed h"s in o'hcts that formeilv l ad been 1 r ,. th e womb. organs on which it ac*s. It is therefore ]r r ' ‘- 'n ' u r e w " l h - o v - r — i —’— o- t house, in procinrt -i of the fiit.: Tru»'d, '•<-*„„.. n.y >, r .. .n t'e* or-i osition. ■ ’11-e inrl at.o:.s i.ovr wi tie le ».iv < n a IxiiVot, reti. td to at8 “ I was in constant misery all th® all important, in order to get its bene p-bkeon in hot'" brarev,'s c -"-1 * h e five > "® ------rr* 1® h e r -;*so —>> ® R — are that a.so.r' iiel-'gf * on jro 1 1 1-. n booth ai.d retuiTiu.g to . e \cAing pkw e, r v r r pj- d ie r 'tp nd- • rn a ‘y al ’ s *' Fceplte the?® ^-inB Bryan carries win e re--, ned to <; r:y op( In con^r - s time; my back ached; 1^ ficial effects, to note when you pur senatorial districts but one are Repub- neo-rtf.: him, Mr. ory an weeded fo rn ia Fig1 Rym p Co. only and sold by Returns from every town in the 1G3 in Vo Jr' fo r m e to w alk all remit able dv«"t*ists. u. ineno t .cut,out, ru w tV ^-e -e t u h - The sound money elcetorr will rfeoelve 1 at h s home over a sj o SO.O'l) m a j o r i t y a n -j a.r.id cui.rw, t e evti.i*.;. in Ins private afflicted with any actual disease, one rof a Democratic candidate has been ■ r " - ir-a® B '*r-i***9 "b e f - r | ii..! let. for governor, w ill probably run 1 !ouTu :n lie fccotrt.d story of hA tiou;e, w reck. I m ar be commended to the most skillful e’e®' t d . t n '.j’' M - K 'r l® '* b-<' 43.0")0. L a t e r r e t u r n s p u t th o j ahead of the iricet. All of ;he Ropuh- : Laving <1 e nut ibor io Lie ie«'i,.v1.i.r decided physicians, but if in need of a laxative, 1 th e re - I'll b e .c c s " ’3 " '®-'y Democrats. state in doubt. 1 li'an rand.dates for state bifice are car- coi respo:.' cuts. lie spent tô aiLruwa N e w Y o r k . K i-ntreij-. j i-lrd alor; to victory. g, and v,as \c tj 11.lie uîurbed by tb»u 1 one should have the best, and with the Birc* r®turhs* rave ? elenr sweep for Tabulated reports will have to be callers. I i‘- I The Blue Cress country ha«* giv®n a ma- 1 av ait* d in c r ’!i®eu 1®M end I vote cast by the respective! \ artics in the-; y o n r Com fiol u: .he i...u ot «' i- i s rr tne the Reck river conference of the Meth m -s- of the rorpres'-pen are I q -estlons which have ngilaStd the people' pound an d Tt j b rnlv n q-rertlon of m.aiori'y In odist Episcopal church at Freeport, 111., — o f o v e r 200.COO. Kentucky, for th® s'a te ’K ele'®t®ra> v-ot® of .’■ I h pan throughoi t al i.ea.edf uain* Sanative Wash T h e G r e a t Penn-ylvnnln. . p-ign_ipn ;: • refti.i.el <’efii.l-.cl s'ttlfdlFOs' ttb U [5 lar ps- •- was. S3 usual, a no a.le gathering of' has r - - e fdr M®K n’.e-v b’- a mr>*orIty cf if- cotv.tire*1. NyKin’.cy lire received her a triaL . Complete returns were t v ® prehahlv 1'i.oou al»*'®ur-h f 'd lr p a n B;'h- devout, poily teen. The opening sacra KIDNEY, s.ow 'from ertr ®f ♦’'e R®-*ubliean committee, says electoral vc'®. Fii gree Is to be the ne :t “ I took th re e b o ttle s o f L y d ir fit l-*er|er of *he rto'e. but It ear ly governor of the state. The h-ahlfttub® v.i.i mental service Was led by Blslnp An LIVER s®en tho* the er®rmcus ard urprecedenf- It will reach 23.00T. , h®'rf f1*® rm e politics1 fo tth. W'., o tne In k ham's Vegetable Compound, and & *<1 p'umMtv ®f "o would b<3 at least F a r y l a m l , I state may r.-t Fer.t a solid; sound-money drews. One of the special features of n-ed two package® of Sanative Wash, BLADDER reached if not paFred. Specials from Mary .at d points indicate d t-gallon to corgress. It a oms» assure 1 the session is the course of lectures O h io . th- t *h® r® ord. tîrd, four'h ppil slx'h cf ; i e aid ' a-.' a fighting ah?nee for the and 1 am now almost well. I am CURE, ccngrcfsioral districts are certainly It®- entire de’ gatlcn» It Is reported frem the delivered by ProLesor Graham Taylor stoutcr and healthier than I have fS ... I Tvp r-,i.v,yr ,.r-r l> rotori.»rly « ' babl ith m s k u , 6o«l ~ ‘ ’--.bln Democratic eighth that Linton is d®feat'd c.’B oe- - and Reverend A. C. H .rst, of Chicago. been in.ny life. My frtendsand neigit AtMoe C Pamphie: F’Pte of big pluralities md th.s year has . «n j?OUbt In the laVcr dis- ««■cf It. There s a r.lo.se oen’est in the vhxikm . b®en n® e ;®emi®n. M®K:rl®y ^rrlod ' 's S V ih< dd r V i r h« defeat®’ - j tenth wfCh od'’s In favor of I Crum a up ,o At the celebration of the twenty-sec bora and tbe doctors are surprised at -Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Blnsham ton,n . N . *5 C - ® r r r i I® C a n t o n 2X vtte?. T'-H". Soieh theV lstr:®t wl l M-ve a .majority th** lime at which ’his edl ion gees ‘o _ vard gave CTeyeland^l^ maJor^*y-,ori*. M JST. ih UK; — . -a will'give llc-Fe. Tho tu'ionlsts c'aimed everything, ran be tounil la this ^cuatry. i r-*u~ht In the lei d.*:! de and srot"f'T i*nd£r hut tv® R^puhfcor sta*e h adquarters sôngho’d, goes Rppubll an. T/ayne PATENTS, TRADE MARKS bv a majority of 4J.OOO for McKinley’ .and c o u - t '’* h a s b» a 'e n t h e i«jror.**. a n d w h i t - vIafi-when ptraiiss.on was given to BUCKFT SHOPS! are •‘onfk’er't cf small nlureMM®?. o v r r *s e n o * u a ‘ f r -®« it * drfln'tel’' p®t- TH .D . RITM a EOi:r.d tr-oney. The returns are corn rg In so s’owly that vOL.an Ca.holics to held their services AVOID I flttnol*. t1 tvpt ''IchlgaifÎ for a*i honest f.nan- it is Impossible to ma1-® an'* estimate of ci'I eyrtero. * J . ■ tete. It is the greatest proute .er uf 6. » MURRAY I The rllver candidate for president prob- the state. The vote In Washington Is very I a t'r—'t d'eatiors are that the IfoKo-v- ab'y ®ut forth hlr beM efforts In T’l - cloae. I-*- rorgrp«sm^n are eteetpd: Ccrliss, .ectional unit}'. Did yioa see thafc Urge BANKERS > N O S M s s t i a—iMP— ___ . ncis, but to no avail. The returns from T r i j a i Re"*.; h'r*aldmtr. Pep.: Todd. fs. D • H a m - lumber that arose from the souJt? over the state Indicate that McKinley The “solid south’ gets a blow by Ten IIten. Jtep.: Smith, Rep.; SL W. Wm'th ■ssRsisM fM CRaat m rs .h a s made as b g gHns ■» rro.».r.i n nessee giving M'-K'nley a m ajority winich Rrp.: "of'ce G. êvor. R'-o.: Pcrdl-a-d one of the best friends I have are (tOnSlMf «ttO WtU H r e t t r a v t l i ? throughoi t the counties and1 towns as he r e a c h e s a '.m c s t JO,003. R ri’ct*cr S. !>.; k-rw oll jP. he south, aad-1 was lnttp,i«n*J; bo* in C h'i’KO, and ihl« j! ms to Jus Roturrs, though only partial, t^nn a - close; Wa. S. tify the claim of the central j committee large vote by both poLt.caJ parties for M eslck, Rep.; Carl D.^SUeldoav, Rep. atm hete oiuiUf*e firouudjv^

|p>U M ^-..L^a=IB8U t,l! 2 3 E Notioe of Foreclosure, when she moved nearer 4b the window he Default having: been made in the conditions f o r deposited his coat and hand bag, and seat payment of a certain mortgage made by AU GU ST M rs. Dr. Oliver, ed bCmself beside her. In "the seventy-^ iJlPPERJT, of Detroit, Michigan, to the Industrial DISEASES OP i - - Buliding and Loan Association, of Detroit, M ichi 4 —— five miles ride which I took in the-same; gan, dated the first day of July. iSo;, and recorded in the Office of the Register of Deed* for W ayne Women and Children car with then) he showed her' every atte i County, Michigan, in Liber 334 o f1 mortgages, on $1.00 a Year, in Advance. CHAS. H. NEVISON pagc^S, on the 13th day of July, A. D. lg^6, and A SPECIALTY. (+ said Association having by resolution of its board | S togie copies 3 C ents. of directors elected to consider the whole amount $■*•*•! at Ptpnonth P . O. as second class matter wishes to announce to the public that he has remaining unpaid on said mortgage as due and pay- able at once, on which mortgage there is claimed £ u d s «* Thanks sjets. opened a to be due at the time of this.notice the sum of twenty-on; hundred and thirty-six dollars and fortv-six cents ($?, 136.46) and an attorney fee of thirtv-five mrsding notice Where charges are made sets a line BAKERY and RESTAURANT dollars ($35.00) provided for in said mortgage', and no suit or proceedings at law or in equity having Liver Ills been instituted for the recovery of said amount or Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, consti b a k e r & b a l c h , P R O P ’S. in' 77 Sutton street, where he will keep constant any part thereof, or for the foreclosure of said mort- pation, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly ^ O IV TH EREFO R E, by virtue of the-power of cured by Hood’s Pills. They, do their work Friday, Nov. 6, 1 8 9 6 . ly on hand a lull line of "r~: sale in said mortgage contained and of the statute' in such case made and provided, (notice is hereby given that said -mortgagee wili sell the premise's Fresh Bread, Buns, Pies, Cookies described in said mortgage at public aucti u or ven FROM OUB EXCHANGES. due, to the highest bidder thereof, at the wester y iront door Of "pie t'itv Hall, in the city of Detroit, Astronomers tell us that the earth is' a- and all kinds of cake, also home made Confec Michigan, (that bemg the place of’holding the • irctnt Court for said countj), on the gird dav oft l)out to enter one of the great groups of November, A. I>. is.-., at looVh.ch in the forenoo*n tionery.' ,'f said.dav. or .so much of said premises asshall be meteors and that a great number of “fall accessary to satisfy the amount due on said mort ing stars” may be expected in November gage and all legal costs on the dav of sale, together ' ill* said attorney fee as covenanted therein. Said o f this and the next five or six. years as it ..remises are described in said mortgage as follow s: ‘ Lots sixteen ( j i t ) and seventeen (.tJJfo'f’W abt sub- requires that length of time for the eanh ■ livision of part of oullots thirty Uvo (31), thirty - to pass through the group. The phenom three (33), and thirty-four (3.1) subdivision of Cieorge Hunt farm. Detroit, Michigan. enon recurs once m about 33 years. Dated Detroit. August 27, 1 Sp'i. r il li I\-IH STKtAI. B l ’l 1.1)1 Nr, ,v ASSOCIATIO N. A new. ordinance has been adopted at Detroit, Michigan. M o rtg a g e e . Marquette which will effectually pht a i- KANK It. LKUANO. etop to quick shaviug. It provides that, A t t ’y fo r m o rtg a g e e . I 4»»S-So Give us your orders NOW, as Coal’ ft barber must, before shaving each cus with croupy affections. Whenever the first symptoms occur, my wife gives her ivm not be so cheap in a short time tomer, wash his hands, razor and scissors V\ e have never sold on so small a in a solution of bichloride of mercury or Chamberlain's Cough, Remedy, and the margin, and therefore must have oarbolic acid, clean his nails and disinfect result is always prompt and satisfactory.” JUST RECEIVED the strop and comb in alcohol. Then if This remedy i& used by thousands of the customer has not tired of waiting pnd mothers throughout the United States, A New Line of Is the place to buy gone, he may shave him .—Oakland Co. Ad and in many foreign countries, and always The price is $ 6 .2 5 delivered. with perfect success. Il is only necessary vertiser. Plush and celluloid Albums A Good Buggy Don’t forget we can sell i T he last legislature appropriated $5,000 ber as Cheap as any rett Hand and Pocket M irrors. Michigan, Detroit not for the expense of conducting a series of AND IF YOU WANT We also Sell farmers’ institutes for the year ending I LeatherToilets and Necessaries. appear. For sale at 25 a % Tile, Sewer Pipe, Sash, J u n e 80, 189$. Kenyon L. Buttqpfield, bottle by Dr. J. G. Meiler. * Visit Lists. Expense Lists, and superintendent of these institutes, makes General Blacksmithing a n d L ath , the following report of the distribution of Letter Registers in leather covers In fact Anything in cur line. this fund: Salary of superintendent in SUMMER BATHS. Done on $2.1 O Pine Shingles. Arrangement Cor the institutes, $389.59; Cam paign Gold Bugs, W atch Chains and Lapel Buttons. Tfce Beat Materials for Ladles Are Bril- Respectfully, salary of clerk, $246.60; per diem of in Uaatlne and Gloria Silk. Shortest Notice, stitu te lecturers, $1,044.95: traveling ex The summer bather has progressed Also a line ot Gold and Silver^Watches penses of lecturers, $2,133.40; jprintipg, many degrees since the days when a which are Bargains. . . . •. . . . Call and See Him. $50 .46; stationery, $60.70; office. postage, [ loose wrapper and a petticoat were con $140.13; mailing institute bulletin,- $79; sidered a sufficient costume for the I will allow the Highest Market Price for old gold and Silver ■office apparatus, including typewriter, sport of wading In the shallow water He keeps all kinas of * P lym ou th without any thought of learning to $114 .80; apparatus for lecturers, $23.30; I swim. Nowadays all members of a farm home reading circle, $102.30; sun family who live within any reason Farming Tools. d ry , $19.27; total, $*,000. able distance from the sea are provid Thomas Be^ch, of Bloomfield Centre, ed with bathing suits, from the oldest stout midway between Pontiac and Bir member of the family down to the CHAS. BREMS. mingham, committed suicide Friday two-year-old, wjfio has hardly learned morning after an unsuccessful attempt to tp walk, much less wade. All the lorth Tillage, Plymouth. same, no one enjoys the water more murder his wife. About six weeks ago than this very two-year old as soon aa he was adjudged insane and sent to the he gets over his first fright about it. • F IR S T • asylum at Pontiac, but .was soon taken Very simple flannel bathing suits for B l a n k e t s ! B l a n k e t s back to his home. From that time until litUo folks can be bought at a low fig Ihis morning hej had been very docile. ure,-1'and the enjoyment that khey get From 80c to 7.50. CAPITAL, $50,000. His wife was engaged in her household from them more than pays for them.' Very often, when one has a private beach, the children are allowed to wear 76x80 51b. Jumbo $1.00 A General DENTIST their bathing suits to play In the sand Banking Business Transacted. —an arrangement which is a great say 80x84 61b. Jumbo 1.25 ing to their clothes and a great relief Wanted-An Idea to those who have them In charge. 86x90 71b. Jumbo 1.50 PER Very'small girls are better off without 76x80 51b. All Wool CENT- petticoats to their bathing suits, as, $4.50 indeed, is everybody, especially If one 4 84x90 71b. All Wool $5.00 to $7.50 Interest paid on Savings and has an ambition to learn to swim. Time Deposits ibe door. The door was broken in and All Wool Lap Robes from 2.00 to 7.25 lie was fo.und lying on the bed. Life was extinct. A razor was found at the foot of Flush Robes from 2.50 to 9.00 YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. *he bed and $ slight cut was found on his \ P u re F o o d Fur Robes from O. A. FRASER, C a s h i e r . neck. A whitish powder was discovered 5.00 to 12.00 You agree that baking pow in the room on a stand. Justice Corson Harness Repairing a Specialty. . drives the bus I . der is best for raising. Then was notified and Dr. J. L. Campbell, as why not try to get its best re sisted by Dr. C. !H. Raynale, held a post t says it is no fun. sults ? Just as easy to get all mortem, making! a chemical test of the e horses cannot go you know its good—none of its bad, by contents of the stomach, and found he F. t. LAMPHt RE, les3 he gets the “mun.” having it made with digestion- 3h d taken a large ^ose of strychnine. PLYMOUTH. aiding ingredients as in The inquest was adjourned for one week. Bus Rides for $1.00. KEYSTAR: greatest raising >lr. Be.ich was a man about 60 years of^ strength, no bad effects. No a g e .—Foxtiac Gazette. If tickets are purchased ’ use to clog the stomach with what never helps make flesh Ifclolly people now rest easy. They sleep in advance. and blood. 8 tthe sleep of the just without fear of being KEYSTAR is the one all murdered or robbed. The council have digestible baking powder. Just h ire ! a night walch at $20 per month. I am now located in the Coleman Block, over right for best baking results ; : _A man was taking his.usual dose of pork Livery and Sale Stables. harmless to a delicate diges «nd beans in a restaurant at Olympia and Dibble’s store, and am ready to do all kinds of tion. $xooo forfeit if made found two silver dimes in the beans. Call with alum or other bad. Fresh, ing the waiter, he howled out in an im sw ebt and pure, all foods raised patient manner: “Here, what kind of a with it digest so easily that lay -out is this ? I have found 20 cents inI TIME TABLE. In effect Sept. iO 1896. you are quickly surprised with m y b*ans.” “Well, you are hard to please,” Trains lerve Flj m onth 4*- roll own: b etter appetite and health. replied the waiter. “Yesterday you growl BXANDAlll) TIME. Going Sooth. Going Nohth. ed about not having any change in jyour at Very Reasonable Prices. We have purclia- T rain N o . 4, 10:14 a. m.| T rain I , 3:3&. d ie t.—Seattle Times. *• N o. 6, 2:03 p. m. *• 3, f> p. ro. “ 5, «if0O, By a skillfully contrived apparatus, at Sore Throat Quickly 0 u t < d our New Fall Stock and invite your insjrection. “ No, 10, 6:38 a. m “ tf, 6;55,

_the university, the professors are enabled N'»t lone ago in speakim: of sore throat, Trains Noe. 3 an d 9 ru u th ro u g h u> A lp e n a . to observe the pulsations of a man’s heart, and the difficulty experienced in curing it, T ra in N o. 5, connects at Lndingtou with steam ir t o t ftnd watch the play of the bones while the Milwaukee, (during season of navigation), making S^TBAtflNGPOWOERj Mr. J. E. Thomas of Uniondale, Pa., told We can give you Latest Styles And a perfect Fit connections for all points West aud Northwest. 4 '/a'>can 12 U> 22 I'* 4 0 t . J hotly is in motion. The spectacle of a how he hftri often-cured it in his family Sleeping Parlor Cara 'between Alpena. Bay City . Saginaw and Detroit. , actory ed ank We give it in his‘own words: “1 have Traini X o. 8 runs daily, from, Bay City" to Detroit | F R B .NJ. j frequently used Chamberlain’s Pain Balm j. TESSMAN, On Western Division It runs’daily, except Sunday Connections riffide at Port Huron and Detroit Ifo my family for sore throat and it has ef Union depot for all points South, Canada ami-the fected a speedy cure iu every instance. I E a s t. Merchant Tailor For farther Information see Time Card of tb com would not think of getting along in my p a n y . - - home without it.” Pam Balm also cures E d. P elton, Local Agent. rheumatism, sprains and bruises. For A dm inistrator's Sale of Real Kale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle by Dr. {VFFnFR CYCLOMETER, ULLER E s t a t e . S t u m p AND ^T A T E OF MICHIGAN < a -, 4 Lightest All Vato-prod OCOUNTY OF W A Y N E S s s * BURDETT Valuable Iron. In the matter of the estate of MARGARET R U R IW E L L , deceased. Thomas Morris, addressing the Staf- S m allest jjlj D^l*001 NOTICE is heVchy given that in pursuance of an order granted to the undersigned, administrator of :ordshire, England, iron and steol man- th e estate o f;said deceased on tfyc tw e n ty -n in th d ay igera, mentioned having in his posses of Septem ber, A . D . iSyft, th e re w ill lie s$ld a t p u b lic vendue to the highest bidder, .at thcjfront door io n draw n wire w orth ?4.32 a pound, uf the p»st-officc, in the village of Plymouth, in the 5r m ore th a n $8,000 per ton. H airspring county of Wayne, in said state on Saturday, the twenty-hrst day of November, A. D., ifcioO, at ten wire is worth $400,000 per ton and th e o’clock in the forenoon of that day the following oarbed wire .used by dentists ih tooth described real estate to w it:’All that parcel of land ..i tin te d on the ea st h alf o f th e southeast! q u a rte r o f nerve extraction $2,150,000 per ton*. The section twenty-seven (27; in the village of Plymouth basic material of all is ordinary cheap county of Wayne, state of Michigan,', containing three-'fourths of an acre more or less, and bounded' irw. north by the east and west center line of said sec tion, on the cast by lands now owned jby Sarah!). lioo]d, on the south by Sutton street.and on the west by lands now owned- by IWilliamjH. Bassett One-Legged Stranger—“Yes, 1 was and formerly known as the school hou.^e lot,—and lieing the same lands as sold and convoyed to said lucky; 1 got $1,500 from the railroad This machine is the simplest and most Margaret HurWc^ b\~*two several deeds, one of company for that leg." efficient device ever invented for which said deeds was made and executed by John X. McFarlan and wife to Margaret Bnnvcll, bear Bystander—“Well! I wouldn’t take j» PULLING STUMPS, LIFTING ing date th e 22nd day .of September, i3f>a, and re corded in the Registers office of said W ayne cOun- T hey excel in power, sweetness at $15,000 for one of m ine.” j* STONES. RAISING UP and Stranger—“Yes, but the foot on the j tv in liber 100 o f deeds on page 226, th e o th e r o f j t nOVINO BUILDINGS, and J t ! said two deeds was made and executed by William tone, variety, elegance and durability. teg that I loet had the worst chilblain t D. Burwcll |o said M awuret Burwell on the 17th day I coulil not see her face, j I HANDLING ALL KINDS OF of October, A. D . 1S05, and recorded In said Regis- Catalogue and prices sent on -appBcation., »n it you ever saw.”—Exchange. . tcr’i office, in Liber 465 of deeds, on pagje 10—. T o le, manly young fellow j* HEAVY BODIES. Jt * j* j* which s?id deeds and said records there bf reference Manufactured by ■art door of tbe car and W e warrant these machines! superior to is iqadc for ft more definite description of said par cel of land to be sold as aforesaid. BURDETT ORGAN OO, others now in nsc for durability and effi jDatcd October 8th , 1896. Freeport, EL ciency. Send for Catalogue and prices1. GEO. A. STARKW EATHER, ST. ALBANS FOUNDRY CO. Mfrs. Administrator of the estate of Margaret ’Burwell, » at. ALBANS, VT. (47*-*-)

■ . .j ' -;, . w J j ’ f -'•>1 a J C. Draper is now located in his new store in the Dohmstreich block- He has The Only One as fine a line of jewelry, silverware and novelties as was ever in Plymouth. t o Stand the Test. « Merit Ulka"«ie Young People's Temperance Movement Intrinsic value of at Presbyterian church, Nov. 8th, at 3 p. Rev. William Copp, whose father Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Talks m. All who wish .vgell to our beautiful was a physician for over fifty years, Merit in medicine means the power to village come and bring your friends. in New Jersey, and who himself core. Hood’s Sarsaparilla possesses actual Quite a number went to Detroit Tues spent many years preparing for the and unequalled curative power and there day night to witness the election return: practice of medicine, but subse fore it haB true merit. When you buy quently entered the ministry of the They came back on. the 4 % m. train and Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and take it according M. E. Church, writes: “I am glad serenaded a few of the most enthusiastic to directions, to purify your blood, or to testify that 1 have silver supporters in towc. * cure any of the many blood diseases, you had analyzed all the Tuesday was house-cleaning day at the ard morally certain to receive benefit. sarsaparilla prepara The power to cure is there. You are not M. E. church. The seats were removed, tions known in the trying an experiment. It will make your carpet taken up and cleaned, floor scrub trad e, b ut blood pure, rich and nourishing, and thus bed and wood-work washed. Dinner was drive o it the germs of disease, strengthen served to those who assisted. AYER’S the nerves and build up the whole system. Bessie Tafft, Camilla Tafft Adelaide | is the only one of Dibble, Nellie Steele.'Nellie Lee, Mr.anil them that I could Mrs. Claude Bennett, Ckuuncey Rauch recommend as a and Bert Bennett attended the party at blood-purifier. 1 have H o o d s NorthviUe last Friday evening. given away hundreds of bottles of W. W. Eidridge au$ family, of Wash it, as I consider it the safest as well Sarsaparilla ingtoni D. CM spent three or four days as th e best to lie h ad .” —W m. Co p p , Is the best, in fact—the One True Blood Purifier. with his cousin. A. <). Lyon, this week. Pastor AI. E. Church, Jackson, Minn. Preparedonlyfiy C. I. Hood &Co., Lowell,Mass. Mr. Eidridge is General Issuer of the cur 'Do not purge. rency department of tbe'U. 8. government. WHIRLWIND OF BARGAINS. • gripe. All drugj A silver demonstration was held in tfre village park on Monday eveniug. E. J. Jeffries, of Detroit, was the speaker and HEWS OF THE 1BEEL the Plymouth band furnished music. Colored fire, candles and rockets helped LOOAL HAPPENINGS AND PERSON to enliven the occasion. I am Overstocked and goods must be sold regardless of cost. The AL MENTION The republicans held a very large and D F T R O I T Lansing & Northern enthusiastic meeting in village hall, Mon 1 1V / 1 | j JUNE. 28. 1888. Greatest and most Sensational of all Reduction Sales of the season Wkat Oar Scribe Gathered on the Out day evening. Professor Chas. A. Kent de GOING KAH-r a. in. I P-m 1 am free to admit my mistake, that in the eagerness of purchasing’ side-—Other‘News livered the address. Kdson Moore & Co.’s Lv Grand R apids...... - 7.-00 1:30 5:26 glee club, of Detroit, kud the Farmington Io n ia ...... 7:30 1.45 6:00 Items. L a n sio g ...... 8:54 H:16 goods as cheap as money could buy them,' I accepted the flattering cornet band furnished the muSic. S a le m ...... 9:05 PLY M O U TH ...... 93f A. D. Lapham, an, pld resident of PlyA r D etroit ...... 11:40 10:10 proposition of manufacturers to buv in large quantities, and plunged Query—Who will be the next postmas mouth who has been sica for a number of -GOING WEST. a. m. p. m. p . m. in, to find myself greatly overstocked. Now. I fully realize the only ter? weeks, died Thursday uight at 9:30. Lv D etro it...... 1:10 6:00 P L Y M O U T H ...... U48 6 45 “Nate” West, of Caro, was in town Sat Funeral will be held at the house tomor Salem ...... 8:38 656 way out of a bad fix is to give my patrons, and buyers in general, the L a n -in g ...... tt):24 8:37 urday. row (Saturday) at 10:u0 a. m. Rev. Lee Io n ia ...... 10:00 benefit of my mistake and move the stock at all hazards, and at Miss Satie Merrill spent Sunday in New S. McCoJlester, of Detroit, will conduct A r G ra>d R apids...... 12:80 10:46 p.m . Boston. the services. Parlor cars on all trains between Detroit an prices unheard of before. A visit to my store will convince you of my The thermometer dropped twenty de An agreeable surprise was given at the Grand Rapids. Seats a5 cents. situation, anu coroborate my assertion. What do you think of thefoi- crees Thursday. home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Stewart, on Chicago and West Michigan By. i * Harry German, of NorthviUe, visited in Wednesday evening last, to celebrate their Trains leave Grand Rapids lowing Bargains, are they not Stunners? F o r S outh 8:3o a. m ., i :2j p. m ., a n d * n xx> p m town over Sunday. twenty-fifth anniversary. The ladies of the Woman’s Home Missionary society b or Manistee, Traverse City, Charlevoix, and E. L. Riggs makes an extra bid for Petoskey, 7:30 a .m ., 5:30 p. tr.,' presented them with a set of World’s Fair your trade this week. souvenir spoons anti a beautiful salad dish. For Muskegon 8:30 a.m .. 1:35 p.m ., 6:25 p.m . Lotta Davey is visiting Mrs. Ed Wilbur, The village hall was filled with people €0. PELTON. QEO. DE HAVEN, nee Ladd, of Howell. Agent, Plymouth. G. P. A. Grand Rapids Tuesday night to listen to the election re Mrs. Wilbur Lake, of Detroit, visited turns. Arrangements had been made to ? her parents this week. keep the hall open all night and bicycle < TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Wayne, aa. At Clothing- Mackintoshes Capes and - Read the bill of fare for Sunday dinner *'-’a session of the Probate court for the county of messengers had been hired to convey the Wayne, held a t th e P ro b ate Office, In th e city of . at the Hotel Plymouth. telegram^ from the 1). L. & xS. depot to Detroit, on the twenty-fourth day ol October In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-six: 5 ' ! • 4 House and lot for sale on Forest street. the hall, but the returns were so over Present, Ed«ar O. Durlee, Judge of Probate, A few Men's Cotton Suits, former: price Mackintoshes for $3.50, double tex whelmingly decisive that the crowd left tnthe matter of the estate of JOHN SHER Inquire of Fred Schide. tf. • WOOD, deceased. $5.00, now $ 3 .0 0 . A great snap. ture, blue and black, worth at least Halloween was observed in due form shortly after midnight. An instrument in writing purporting to be the last ! Jackets. will and testament of said decesed, having been de $ 5 .6 0 . here by the small boys. It seems strange that in an enlightened livered Into this oourt for probate Men’s Cashmere, Heavy Weight, Well It is ordered that the tweuty-fou-th day of Novem Made and Stylish, form er price $7.50, L. H. Bennett returned Friday from a community six or eight ballots should ber next, at ten o’clock In the forenoon, at said M ackintoshes fj>r $6.50, double tex be thrown out because of no mark on Probate Office, be- appointed for proving said In now $ 5 . 0 0 . I.adies Double Capes, blue, black, business trip through Ohio. stru m en t. ture, serge add cheviot, blue and Louis Steele, who has been working at them as was^ the case here Tuesday. A And it Is further ordered, that a copy of this order heavy and stylish, plain or rough man who will deliberately fold his ballot be published three successive weeks previous to said Men's blue and black, all wool-, English black, worth #10.00. the Wayne Hotel, is home. day of hearing, In the PLYMOUTH MAIL, a goods $5.00. and deposit it without marking it is ignor newspaper printed and clrctdatinR In said county of 8^rge Suits, good enough for everybody, Rauch & Son will continue their under Wayne. form erjprice $10.00, now $ 7 .0 0 . A Ladies’ Mackintoshes for $3.00, ant in the extreme and should not be al EDGAR o . DURFEE, Judge of Probate. Ladies’ Jackets, the very latest in wear sale during November. lowed to vote. Such persons either do (A tru e copy.) great bargain. worth double the money. HO M ER A. F L IN T , R egister. 477-8. said today that for some years past the Durfec, Judge of Probate for the countv of W avne. All wool Serge Blankets and "1 a n d H e n r i- it at Dearborn. aforesaid, ,on the twenty-ninth day of September, active management of the bank had de A. D.. there will be sold, at public vendue, to ettas, 50 inches wide 5 0 c a Preaching at the village, hall next Sun- the highest bidder, at the front door of the Postof volved upon himself,"as Mr. Chapoton was fice, in the village of Plymouth, in the county of Fancy Suitings 15c up, an e n d le s s - ■ day, Nov.|8th, at 7:30 p. m., by the Rev., interested in so many other business en 5' ayne, in said state, on Saturday, the lwentv*fir>t day of November, A. I)., 1$./,, at'tw o o'clock'in the varietv of novelties. ^ Lee S.' McCollester. terprises that he could giye only a portion afternoon of that dhy, the following described real Underwear. estate, to wit: Comforts. Mrs. L. M. Moreland, qf Northville, has of his,. tim e to the bank. The growing Lots number tWtfnty-seven 127) andtwentv-cight been visiting Her niece, jjhrs. Claude Ben business of the ^institution makes it nec (jy) in S. W. Kelliigg’s addition to the village of essary that there should be a division of Plymouth, Michigan, and lot number thirty-two nett, the past two wefc’ks.j (3 j j ,S. W. Kellogg's subdivision of the village Cpmfjdrters[ 10-4, best print^and bat- the work that he has. heretofore done of Plymouth All situate and l»eing in the village Men’s natural gray, Randon, heavy Tuesday's vote was the largest ever of Plymouth, county of Wayne, state of Michigan. ; ting, $1-00. r alone. Mr. Chapoton will still have the Dated October Stfi, 1H00. , Underwear, 25c. polled in this precinct. There were 550 GEO. A. STARKWEATHER, '• out of a registration of 04(); same interest in the bank that he has had. Administrator of the estate of Edward Larkins Shoes. in the past, and will remain on the hoard deceased. Blankets, 10-4, fine goods, 48c, 65c, - a., The home of William Gee and wifewas (474-80.) Men’s fine natural gray and. brown, of directors. There will not be any chang 75c, $1.00; $ i‘ 25 and $1.50 a pair. Pr^glad&etfcd by the arrival of a 11 pound one-half wool and fine three thread, es in the office force.” (COMMISSIONERS’ NOTICE. In the matter of boy on Wednesday evening. the estate of JOHN F. SACO, deoeased, Two hundred pair, French kid, hand We, the undersigned, having been appointed by heavy fleece lined, 50.C. Big assortment of Yarn, Gloves, M it the Probate Court for the county of Wayne, state ot finished, the finest and best] Shoes, On account of a rush of business, Min Michigan, CummlBsioncrn lj receive, examine a nd tens, Hosiery, Hats, Caps, Shawls, nie Fowler has secnred the assistance of CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. a d ju s t all claim s »tod d em an d s o f all persons agaiusl. M en’s natural wool and camel hair, sold from $4 *0 $5 a pair, now H*id deceased, do hereby give notice th a t wc will Services hold in- Safford's Hall every Sunday J Outing Flannel, Night Robes, Rub- Miss Ethel Robbins, of Salem. m eet a: th e re -id eu ceo f E d war .1 Mainani in the tow n well made and good weight, 65c. $ 2 .9 8 . i<-rnimr at io:3o. and every F rid a y e v e n in g ^ 7 :30. I ship of Livonia, in said* county, on Tuesday, the bers, pilks^ Velvet, Etc. All Bar- Nellie Lee left Thursday night for Can .11 are most cordially invited to attend. eighteenth day ot Jan u ary , A . L). 1S97, an d ou T ues -j------day, the twentieth day of April. A. D. 1897 a t ten 78 pair, all solid, fine turned goods, - gain Prices. andaigua, N. Y. to visit relatives. She o’clock a. m. of each of said days, for the pur Ladies’ natural Jersey, good weight expects to be gone about two months. pose or examining and allowing said claims, and worth $300 everywhere, now that six months from the twentieth day of October, and fleece lined, 25c. Wood Por Sale. A . D. 1896, were allowed by said C ourt fo r cred ito rs to The L. O. T. M.’s will give a card social \ present their claims to us for examination and allow $ 1 .9 8 . ance. at the Oddfellows hall next Thursday eve-, Hickory $1.75 per cord, sound soft C H A R L E S KCEDN, Ladies’ extra fine, trimmed in silk, a ning, Nov. 12th. All arefinvited to attend.1 wood $1.25 per cord, second rate wood, EDWARD MAINARD. 120 pair.Ladie$’ fine Shoes, was $2.00 Commissioners. fine garment, 39c. 90 cents. Delivered in two cord lots, and $2,501, now 8 1 .4 8 . Ralph Rea was quite excited Tuesday D ated N ovem ber 5th, 1896. 478-481 tf. T. S. CLARK. Ladies’ Combination Suits.' natural over the supposed loss of :$100. He found! ASPABA 6 V 8 W I N E . it hanging up'at home in ifils other clothes.' A recently discovered remedy for kidney disease. and black, [Bargain price. Dr. Yates, a physician of large experience, being Others have found health, vigor and vi E- P. B tker will be at his studio in convinced of the stipe-’-*’------' ----- * ~-A------!- Plymouth every weekday hereafter anti ------— superlative value of asparagus ii. ta lity in H o o d s Sarsaparilla, and it sure the cure off kidneykidi troubles, instituted a senes of will make photos at very reasonable rates experiments:riments in which were tested the comparative I ty has power to help you. Why not try for guaranteed work. A special feature vahfle of the dry and green roots and stalks of the pla^X. The largest medicinal value was found in it? is made irr baby photos. tf a liquid extracted from the green roots, now known as Asparagus Wine. Its success in curing disease E. W. Balcb, of Brighton, who recently of the kidneys and Blood, Rheumatism.- Consti pation, Female Weakness, Etc., is marvelous. It purchased a half interestiih the Plymouth can be had of druggists, or by express prepaid F r e e —64-page medical reference book upon receipt of pricev<1.00 per bottle. A 20-page M a i l , moved here this week witff his fam- i tn any person afflicted with any special pamphlet, “A New r a r of Kidneys,” free by mail. Na t u m ’s Rbmkdy C o., Boyce B ld’g, Chicago, 111. i'y- > chronic or delicate disease, peculiar to The Plymouth Mandolin club will go their sex. Address the leading physicians to Nbr^hville tonight to play at a Matrons’ and surgeops of the United States, Dr. THADoi,Geo. W. Hunter it Co., Contest to be given by the B. Y. P. U. of Hathaway & Co., 70 Dearborn street, Chi DRUGGISTS, .r, that place. cago. (456-508) Plymouth, - Mich. A. W. Chaffee returned Saturday from six Greek’s trip through England, Ger Horses Vested. many and France in the interest of the T T K. LUM , Physician and Surgeon. Office at XX. Residence—^Cor. Deer and Ann Arbor Horses .anted for winter beeping. streets, opposite the park, P l y m o u t h , M i c h , \tftj A ir Rifle Co* <8w*) M R a FAIRM A N. -p— ■ 1" = = ■ T ' ' b '' }■ " 1 I,"

NEWS ITEMS IN BRIEF. M \CEO MOVES LjPON HAVANA WALLS. TbeC V nlr;il Ht'hiK'»Vbuil liuff j a t lien- FROAl MANY POINTS.! H STORY OP* A WEEK. ton Harbor was struck b y Lightning- The Spanish forces arriving at Cuba -Cnlmn* Crow rîe 1woh» at PI***, re- during an electrical storm and- Jdsveral from M arch 8. 1895, up to one m onth OeciMlvtt B a.tim £xpecti«l Soo i. hundred dollars damage resulted, E NEWS OF SEVEN DAYS UP *ERE MENTION OF MICHIGAN NEW ITEMS OF VARIOUS KINDS ago are plated at 1G5.551 men. A Key West, Fla., dispatch says that j The flax mills at Cross well, Down- p'issengorS from H avana confirm ad-[ T O D A T E . BRIEFLY RELATED. Bv a fallôf coal in the Packer No. 2 MATTERS. I ingion, Berne, Fargo. Vale arid Brown vices received by mail that Maceo has mine, at Ashljand, Pa., three men were Ik'ity. hare dose*! down indefinitely, crossed the trocha fit Artemisa-and killed and three so badiy injured that fulral ReMctoo*. «ocl»J and Criminal . hrowing l.»0 m.'n ouf of employ ment Cost’y CtrpleanFsi of » foart Cl«»rk— joined o th e r insi^’ge n t fdiices in, V e t m n * ' Colon ot Bottlo C-ook they will die. >lne« # f 1 h a \1 hoi* W orld Cara fully Truman Smith, 15 years o'd, was Havana province: T**xn» Cyclone Doc* Great Dam age- ontlrn**d for Our Ka*3.0.)0, with interest I At IJellaire, 0., Scott Lincoln shot 3}l. A. Middleton, assistant chief of the and was largely attended. The follow- , ...... and fatally wounded Wm. Metzlcr and the occupants of the-town that he in Marion, I„d., Lre department, was ■inir officers Jvcre elec oil: Dccrtnu-nt »« Jh.-IW*.u . t» .rr Ml i LoUootne c . pUnt and cosi«. m aking over $100,000. Such > ? i .. lu. , ... at Buchanan aiil diminished the switch tended ip bombard it. hnt the Spinish kiljlcd as a result of a Hallowe'en pra.ik. ■commander^ George M.l Mead, of Cam was the decision rendered by the U. 8. Jealousy was the cause of the tragedy. commaadant refused to allow anyone lit! was on horseback on his way to a den; first deputy commander. George! bpard. Ralph English barely escaped • circuit court of appeals at San Fran- The London Observer’s Paris corre to leave. Maceo opined fire upoa the fir^ and was r.ding rapidly. Several T u rn e r, of B ay jClty; second. G ilbert E. being killed. \ j j ci -co. The company refused to pay spondent reports tr- a a high so* r e towu with his artillery, an.l 30 shots boys threw corn at his horse, frighten Hall, of SL-Loofik chaplain, Charles U. |“ I*ud*' Lavigne, of Saginaw, Mich., ; to pay the life policy of Guy C. Phiti- that it is t^le czar's inui.ntion” to puo an were fired from the new American, ing ihe animal. Middleton was thrown, Davis. of Camden; surgeon general. wonf a 24-ronnfl fi rht at New York, ! tvgv for SoS.OJO an l suit was brought „eud lo the-situation in |Constantinople. dynamite gnu. Nearly every bud ling anjd his h ta d struck against the rail I>r. S. 8. FreucltiJ of Battle Cre>ra,>at.ints was ap ing. The "Sire -now 65.0.10 members of ship of the world. j clerk of the court at Washington. Rom ulus jCocell, the m urderer of the .Kt 4 .o’clock Sunday morning a fire Slone family, at TaImage, an indefinite palling. During the' carnage Macei the order in the United States. I | T he new f; r n residence (of Samuel ! failed to properly indorse the writ qE took 2..'DO men arid, marched intc supposed to be of Intend ary o. igln was T he encam pm ent ot th e VYoman’s Lemon near llndian lake, Kalamazoo ~~ error filed with hith,’ therefore there is postponement of ‘execution pending a disiccvercd in the m eat m arket 01 S. S. new iriaL Havana provi ice to assist Gen. tropic: Veteran Relief iuniori was also held and county, bur-us I together wilh its con- no odicial recor 1 showing that the writ in his 'march to Havana. Maceo k-f Crltn in Manilla, Ind., a town of l,5v0 . the following | piHcers were’ elected: i touts, involving a loss of $:!,0J0, with was actually filed. The time within All the (coal m iners in the A thens, Gen. Ruise Rivera in charge Pf, hi:, inhabitants, test of herc^ and as titcio p resid e n t, .Mrs. Lydia S prague, of i an insurance of S1.20J. which ano her appeal could be filed 0., district have returned to . work troops’in the province of Pinir delTIii was no fire vprotect.on the buildings Greenville; senior vicej-presidenit, Mrs. William Peljtt. a grand la rceny con- has expired so the decision is final. a t the 4.Tj-cent rate. With iho expecta w i.h 10.000 m en in the insurgen i were at the mercy of the flames, which Lottie Platt, of Bay Cjty; junior, Mrs. viet at Jackson prison, \ rom P o rt tion th a t jtlie rale w ill soon be restored stronghold. consumed those of one block. Total > Iugg ie Morse, of B.fjttle Creek; con Huron, was struck on the head by a A T i - x a s T o r n «e he gave’his vvhole time to the Havana would be bgseiged by Maxim > ed the second time ?s governor of The Sixteenth Michigan amount of damage. The farm homes Hayden, of wcenvilleL insi Icj j guard, football tleaimas captain. The faculty Gomez w i.hin the n*.-xt! 60 days. T i Volunteer infan rv reunion a t G rand of Goo. Duke, James * Ferris and Chas. Georgia Saturday, amid cerexnon.es the Mrs. Lucy HaCL of SL Louis; outside Rapids was attended by about 50 mem- said college work must come first. that end he s lid Gomez and all th j most imposing seen in the state in a Hays wore compl tely demolished. g-uard, Mrs. Barbara Waller, of Bay bers. Alfred XL Apted. of G rand Uap- The greater pa’r.t of the business rebel forces were now mirehing west gcineration. A procession a m:le long, C iiy. 'I i Hays was killed and every member of ids. was elected pre>ideuL his family injured. As the storm portion of tlie town of Manilla, Ind., ward toward the capitil. This Cuban including mili ary from all Iho proai.- is in direct communication with th 1 ; M o th e r a n i C h Itl 4ioi»st«ifI to D e ath . A cut of Id per cent !>:is b mty. There is isled as s<*o 1 as tr.t.hc picks ip. thunder storm p issed over New Orleans A peculiar d seasa h is appeared end Charles Smith of Marion, 0. D.s- mayo plmtation where *he defeated little .doubt that kern iene oil used to Martin Labiuskt, a Poll residing at causing much damage. Tlielirhtning among the lior.ses’of Wm. Ilaiuiuoud. mcl*e was too much for Smith, and lien.-Castellano. Tne ominous siL nie start a fire in the coo in i st-ovifc caused I3KJ Dubois street. Detroit attem pted which was very b.av.y,’ struck five who owns a large stoeic. farm near viben, in the six:h round. Smith was an explosion; Ro > us >n isj a coal to kill his wife and two ôns with a houses. Albert Trailina, was struck Pontiac. | T he anim als appear to be of Gomez is said to presage the plan ksxocl ed scnsU.rss he was carr.ed from ni:i;g oT a series oE im p o rtan t attael d ra w e r from she Woo m ile mi He. 11 is b u tch er knife while sufT rin g from and in sta n tly ..lei Hod. A large num ber perfectly welt’, bat sn ldenly the color the ring bleed ng from the ears, noxo D righbors Rise.>vered the- h »usd on fire temporary iusaniiy. caused by s ta r va- of trees were'blown down’ and houses of the hostrils cuinlr s an 1 witiiou. a|.o.i tlie principal cities within t afnd m euth. He rem ained in a sencius provinces of llivani an.l . M ilanzajs. and succeeded fyi getiiujnjr all on but tion. ‘ were unroofed. The streets were any apparent pain or sickness they die ndit.on. M /•*. Ro finso.i aifl th i c|iii l w ire dead. The large iVuley house livery barn floode l for hours so that .walking was Minnie Gordon,' aged 17. add her kpjirisdi olli i ll dlspa.ch'es report btrj A man named Leymaire. who was out insurgent forces moving westwa f. The husband fin l fatlie?) was rij> ba lly at Ionia, bunied to the gr m od. Loss im possible. F our filen w ere blown .off stepsister, Mary Frueck. age l 21. o 1 A man namWT eym aire, who was out fi'iim Oimarroue.s in-.M itanz is pro vine burned that it is thought he wall die. 82.590. insured for Sl.uO, All the the levees and drowned in the Missis Milwaukee, say ih it poverty and wan a po’icerran with a revolver in the Rue horses and -aTriages were taken out. sippi. drove them to burglary. 'They arc near 1 arden.is. wh -re an important e fies Pctis Champs. Paris. Another po 1 The Gasoline Cun |B*plotlfd. but Frank Montgomery, the lessee. A stretch of country 20 miles east of held at via*, police station on a charge gageineut i.s expected at any time. liceman was sliot in the shoulder. * Jacob Miller, two miles south of lost all his slid His. Guthrie, Oxla.-, was-devastated for sev of having lobbed the house of J. II. When Leymaire was finally ove.po.v- Warren got up early to„.buiid| the fire A 2-ycar-ol l son of August Melche: Henry Paisley, a rnilroajd m an. was eral miles. Win. Toby's farm house Lenhaut. A watch, a pair of shoes and of l'rescott. was killed Ly a kickiq; er(d he declared himself to be an an ami used gasoiine to lûrry things up. swept off the deck 'of he steamer was destroyed and Toby was killed. a silk skirt were taken. horse. archist. The police have seized a lot The can exploded, co npletely . saturat The Mitchell postoffiec and store was o:‘ anarchistic documents and literature Frank Woods by a huge wave while Miss E. L. Abbott,(of Powagiac, and Ben Kennan, a young theological ing Miller. He ran j opt doors scream lifted bo lily into the air. cd.rri * 1 a 100 returning from Milwaukee to his home Miss Mdry Wfison, of M is c.-go.i, gra l- student at Hillsdale college, was (1 at his lodgings. ing. When 'll is wife appeared Miller yards and dashed to' the earth and was The Berlin correspondent of the Lon at St. Joseph to vote, Ie leaves a nates of the Union Uehovlent hospital covered iu the or ;an lo.t of the college ■was a mass of flames. Most of bis smashed into splinters. Postmaster widow and two children. Draining school at Grand Rapids havj lehureli where he had-*hidden away don Daily News reports that he has -clothing wap burned off and Mrs. M. T. Mulli.n and his wife, who lived A bald eagle tried to rry off the started for China to iake charge of tw > j large amount o: wearing- apparel, jc< learned that the German treaty with M iller was badly . burned. Kljitler suf in the building, were 'killed. Abner Russia was In no wise harmless, as ia little child off Mrs F. Co Tbther who hospitals, tlie former at Nankin, the dry, silverware, etc., which he h fered great agony for several boars Jones’ home was swept away, but no was walking wu.h the bale and Mrs. latter at Wuhu. Tlibv are sent by th.- since 'Confessed lo hav.ng stolen. M alleged, but was dtePyal to Austria. when he died. He leaves three chil- qîe was injured. Many sm aller build A. Stewart near'Benton J1 arb >r. The Methodist foreign missionary society. of the goods have been identified David _Cashet of Russiaville. Ind., d re n . • ings were wrecked and and hundreds women k^pt Lie bir l off b yelling and Charles Doran, a business man ojf students and citizens who had be aged 78 years, was killed by the cars. of trees uproote l. Iu Lincoln county, 1 Rullroufi Proper^ Burned. throwing do.Is‘of dirt at i Glendale, 0., took a pinch of snuxl f< robbed.' I?o was walking on the track, and, be- Okla.T Mr. ami Mrs. John McLaughlin ( The round; house} of the Quinnesec A wagon, harness an l b ankets were a cold, j So severe [was the sneezintop ftg deaf, did not hear the train. were killed in the ruins of their home, By (lie p aym ent of $8,000 S. Des? logging railroad, five miles from Iron discovered hacked to pieces and that followed th it the inferior oblique The British steamship Isleworth, and Harrison Jones will die of his in president of the Dessau Co., of Ntjw Mountain was totally destroyed by lire. burning in the woods near Char- muscle of t.'.e left eye was ruptured, Captain Ma thews, from Pensacola, Oct. juries. Vorlc. has secured a 2J-ycar extension There were three locomotives in the Iqfla Two horses \ ere , gazing and as lie cont’ racd to sneeze the ex 8, has arrived in the Thames and re At Wewolca, I.. T.«j the storm de to his lease of the. Millie mine at lrj bouse at the ; time and they are diiin- near by, but no ham m 'dag was in ertion forced the eve out o ' its soekeil ports that the captain was weshed! stroyed Gov. Brown's, store, a nevy Mountain. The new lease calls for aged beyondrrepalrJ The losls will ex-» sight. A murderor.suieidi is suspected, It was replace 1 by* a physician who overboard and drowned off Dunnel- church and four o.her b r.Wings. Sev m ining o f.not less th a n 10.000 tonsjof Ceed $15,000 w ith, no -imra range. Log ■Thugs knocked down 4,:nd seriously sajrs the'sight m iy dot be.destroyed. .first griuie ore and 1 > >.000 tons of low head. ging operations hul just coiium.mced eral persons were h u rt, b a t nonje seri Pic-e'dent Zeloya of Nicaragua has injured Frafiilc XI uni. a f; rm hand, at ously. At mine No. 12. near Krebs, it Secretary of the Navy Herbert'has grade ore annually which will nece: aiong the line. The fire will neces lien ion Harbor, but faile to tiud S30 selected the^nam-es for the now battle Late the em ploym ent of a largely [m- published a decree grir/tng uncond.t- is reported that five pe >ple! were-killed. ional amnesty to ihe greater , part of sitate a suspension Vf operations, in a pocket.' Neighbors, hearing his ships and gu iboati now under con ufeased force of. men. throwing 10J men out of work. * those prominent in the revolut.on of call for help! rushed out. tiring three BISMARCK'S INDISCRETION. struction. 'i'lie twojbatulesVtps will le The Mecosta Coputv Savings bant shots after the robbers. who escaped, known] as the Alalphma, Illinois .and lost February and in the conspiracy ]l • Bis Lumber Fira mC In tra'lv Big Rapids litis closed its doors, t A hunter returning h jme with a Gets Into Tronl by Tub l*hlng State Wisconsin. The gu.ibo its. will bet r of September. ; Ira Caslcjr'js lumber yard, at Ingalls, assigned'.0 M. Bijowa. of Big it tipi party carelessly discharge l his shotgun S«*cr«*ts 1 111 p o r t .i i .i e . the names Annapolis, Marietta, Nevr- The Rt.-Rev. Mendel Creighton, bish three miles south of (Stephenson with mil the Michigan Trust Co., of Grapd at Marine City and Willie sturris. aged A dispatch from Berlin says that the port, Princeton, Vicksburg and op of Peterborough, has been appointed 2.oou.0Ji) feet of jlum v r. is uow in Rapids. Inability! to raise money (i, received tijve shot in his body an d Al- German government is profoundly ir W heeling. bishop of London In th£„p’ace of the' a>he8. Casley’s ojtl house 'bad been collateral to meet- the withdrawal hot squarely ritated at the disclosure made by the The Jnpanesse (government stard Rt.-Rev. Fnd K. Temple,-who was last broken into^the luknb.-r piles is itu rated berl SturgisL aged 4. one leposits is the alleged cause of between the eyes. The boys will re Hamburger Nachnehten, . Prince Bis ready to join the United Slates in ary week appointed archbishop of Canter-^-* ami then ignited. The hand] engine at failure. There has been a run on cover. marck's organ, in stating, that a de plan of seal protection and is desirous, bury. . M Stephenson iweut down and su .ed •the bank for some days. This was fensive alliance existed between Rus also, of including sea ot,ers. which a *e A credit of 53,000.000 pesetas (about store, the southern part. o$| the mill, A tremendous explosioi in the Elks’ only bank left jn Big Rapids. sia land Germ my during the last years lieing extennin.atedjfrom the Japanese $10,600,000) wil shor' y be sanctioned’ yank and the buildings vvetst of the! lodge rooms a t .Mns'cegon startled the At an early morning hour flames Prijnce Bism arck w a s . in otHoe. I t is islands. As the 6Cal pivates usual [j*. by the Spanish government for naval depot Thet loss is about $.50,0UU; in- people for half a mile aro ind. Carpets burst from under the main stairwa\ and curtains were buroeil one partition also stated that the government is fitted out at Japanese ports, the action the Franklin house at Manistee, i nd work. ■sui-ance S i8,090. A large cotton warehouse has been wall w4na blown out as w ?re nearly all thinking of prosecuting the Ham of that country will be of great assist rapidly ate their way upwards cutting burnedût Bombay, India, and 33.0J0- j Dlert From Hyrtropliobl*. of the windows. The catfsc bt'tho ex burger Naehrichten and ‘‘those by ance to the United States. f off all communication with the siri et. * William' Manchke, aged 35. died at plosion is a mystery. whom it is inspired,’’ evidently refer ChaHes Arndt, a farmer near Elyria, Fifteen gucs*s were compelled! to jump bales of cotton were destroyed. Gtn. Galiieni’s summary methods in the Saginaw hospital, after, su Turing Charles Ualm. a yoking Swedish ring io the ex-chancellor. 0T, sh o t and seriously wounded a one-! from th e second story, in th e ir ui rixt Madagascar are receiving universal rp- great agony for 24 hour^ from hydro miner in the Wolverine ine at Calu- Tw >f the most conservative of the armed] colored burglar. Arndt’s wife clothes, and several were Sevet ely phobia. He was bjitten last jjune while met. Was ci ling up on the back of Paris papers—(he Figaro and the Guu- heard the intruder, and awoke Her burned. Mrs. Clark threw her joy proval at Pari6. There is not a s.nglo 1ceding a do 5 afflicted with (distemper, the skip, and when he re idled tlie sur lois—publish slurp .attacks on Prince husband. lie reached for his shotgian into the arms of a spectator below ind reproach from any paper. but he payed no nttentipn to the face his K.*ad stru.de timber and Bismarck on account of the revelations be.-dde] the bed an! when iho follow] .hen jumped. Telegrams received xrom the French departments bring news of lunaer .wound. Wjiile at work the day before doubled him up and crushed him, regarding the Russo-jGerm in relations. struck a match Arndt shot him iu the; Mrs. Alice Lawrence, who is serving floods ar.d of a arming rise in the riv bip, death he be'eame violently ill, and, b reaking his bac;c. lie lied in a few The Gaulois concludes that the main back. The farmer then took card of: a 20 years’ sentence in the Detroit ers. E. oi mous damage 10 , re; ePLy has was removed to ■the hospital. Hi hours. effect of the Hamburger Naehrichten the fejllmf and dressed his wounds jbe- house, of correction for the rfaurderof articles will" be to weaken the triple êen done, but no fatality has yet leaves a widow an[l tjhreej little ones. .Mike Lukaszew Manistee Pole, fore sending for lli« oHicers. her hu-i iand, Enos M. Lawrence, at to betn reported. was lower*jd in The) V enezuelan ] c o in > s io n has re-; Holland, has male another coufesfion NEWS FOR MlG.-llGANDER i;K‘>«t'lo clean out ia!,Unou w“ich is alr':aJJr falUo» Ui i ed Sia es Consul-General Lee and a Well. W hen n*-ar th » bottom the’ pieces. sumeu its session at Vvamin 'ton anill aud declared ilia innoecnê of D ■. J. nrobnjbly' will meet- very frequently his secrelaxy, Mr. Jones, sailed xor * President Fiskef of Albion college, is sidles cavoil in. Th * me. began to haul S p a n ’ard ff K i-e I P r N n m s t » S h 1). Wei more, who was arrested a^> an from now until it {completes i.s work.1 :;t.w York Su :day on hoard the steam fieriously ill with bronehitisJ him np. but when 35 fe t from the top ( liarl.-s Loehte. of Denver. Colo., accomplice i» September on the 1 Dr. Bliar-an 1 Prof.! De II ian, who h ivc ship V.gfiancla. 'Lhc annual co ly.-riripn of the W. C. the well filled i.i w i.h s nd. The man joined the Cuban army last spring, and mony of the woma i and her bru In-en a t w ork a t The H ague securing J. H. Ernurce, a prominent Lebanan, T. U. of the jb'ourfh [disitrietj was held was buried and he was|dead when the was. taken prisoner • by the Spaniards. Ray Cbai.es, who is in Jack-son prison »ri rin'al tran slatio n s of m anuscripts I. T., larmtr, was snot and kilted Just ai l)eca»urJ bo ly was reeovere l. A ler three weeks’ irapriso fin-nf in for life as the contested pl-rpelrau r of uid documents be iring on the con ,r<>- ouebide ,»*arieua' by one 01 two out In a saloon firli t at Th0rtiT ■•onville. | W illiam | D ighner. M t's. Emma Zim- Moro Castle he was released through the dee*.!. versyj. have retu rn e d axul a decision will lets. who stopped Line roe a*.d a ne.gn- OK* Jan -ouj bitoff anjd swallowed Andy merman. Deirhm r’s su p-mo.h.T. and the intercession of Consul-General L *e. ;oon be arrived at in all probability Lcr on the roadway. A number of 'i in»mp>oas ,lhutu Ira Kuninjr, a i>f th.- .Soldiers’ and has arrived ' home. Said he: otÛiits are in pursuiL home, weifv- a G rand Iwipids. The Umpire magazine, near Gem va. H_____ enry Ii<*.wis, . . Of n ea r s le l b c . fell | woij.- nrr.-*..-,l a ••While confined in the castle 1 wit al a cost oi t-o txves, lour masked<"J^ fjor raising bills [rid., exploded an i|7i)0 q u arts of ni ro- under a freight tiain north of Dalian I oreoan^,ri a.u‘ nessed many startling scenes. Every roubtrs stole $5,*j0u liorn- Mr. and flar'ff rlyceri:ie. which was stored there lore has confessed, morning the prisoners are obliged to Antuony ..louagoan In the mining vil and rvcvivfd .atal injuries. ‘ {r" m 1 * * 'K W"al x: he magizine to atoms, blew a horse, A lot of conteru pparatus and go to the seashore to bathe. They are lage; of tiappahaunock, one anle troxn Fire did Sl.«:n damage [to the main1- iv igdn and d river ’ to pieces, and p rti-. • coin w eril found a t Deijj liner’s house. sent out in gangs, of 2J men. under Giiardville. i'a. The heads of Mr. aud building qf the Sbriherjnj Miehigau illy jvreek-d scores o.’, houses in (ied- . Chililren's home t t Marquette.arquetto. Chief Justice Lon«^*-o the Michi 'an I heavy guard. I no.ieo.il that som Mrs. Monaghan were crushed With suprem e (court, wliosii fatuous case j never returned. .The mining men c-ya. | Hundredthroag.i| the agency mouths,: became uuademy lnstue and Jrc-en, | of Charlotte, has action igainst yar.ls auhty, did nl>t explode w ith its Dr. Mary. Gretn,|of Chfirlotte. has I action gainst the p •esent cotmnis- of the sharks.” appeared upon .’-the etreets arm^d wr.h of thie N ational* * '* 2.500 q u a rts of expfl' been made president of the National j signer, an*l will en leav >r to bring it to a hatchet. He atruck and cut op^xh Household Economics association. j a final hearing before t, u* commissioner j The wrecker Monarch returned to A special disp itxtli from Cairo, Eg^pt. Offiaer George’s hand, ripped his coat James Read, aged I 17, si>|i of Deputy j has timelto either die c r resign. Escr.naba from Big Summer island says that Sir H erlert Kitchener by k blow and also cut the arm of C.'fi- > Sheriff Cjtrtrles |11. ] Read}, |of Delray, Wm. Pickel. man a of the Char- havin g been unable to work . on the m anner.of the Bri i.sh tcooD.s GK.41N, ETC cer Olleilch. 4 f.e r a desperate fig.ht committed suicide bjv hanjgjng him-clf. j lotte gas works, whil alone in the stranded transfer and Alleghany on willlaslk an addition of S-52.).()();) to .Wtae t. Corn. Ouis.- he was overoowtered ?nd lorked up. Paul Kql»l wa.4 kHled w hile a t w ork j bfiijdiug|hear 1 a noi in an aljoining acco nt of heavy weather. Capt. military es im ite fô as to increase No. i-eJ N«* . mis No. 2 white NnW T''r:^ rt 61 t ’J 1 -vj ..•4 At Marysville, Mont.. Mrs. J. W. Al- - In th e 13th level of th e [C alum et «& j room anjd step:m«l to invest! ra fc. B artley reports the b o ats in t»ad shape, Kgyp *ian arm y an a l vacue upo K. .4e-«gn 74‘* .1*4 2 . .-.'li 21 . •! len accidentally killed her 10-year-old ■Uecja mine by >ei (g hit ^>yby a fallingfallin g j | TwTwo o ineijime* confrontedcon h m and gave him The transfer lies high ^nd dry. The b.*r simj K h acto u n and continue *!»«• r*’ c a .K;>4 (X .. 2tJ 24 ..31 T 1 il.» Hi »• i | 2. 2. 19 ..1J son and fatally shot her husband. He Toek. ' | a stu n n in g bl«blow on ti e head. When Allegheny has' tliree fecit of water at reeojnquest of tin uidan. A Paris C n .itaaM a* .81 | 2. .. i 1> . ia was whipp.ng the coy and 6he inter the bow and seven feet at thej stern. patejh snys th it Fr mce and Russia ( ill «1 8 ; 21 ..tH J .19 ? John Clarter. i pirominent business j the engineer n i»jt *vi-«r k fered, when he turned on her. She took protest against th< expedition ;wk .81 1 ..rJ5 I • knan of Lai'S!inv 1L suddenly of Pickel_____ was______si _____ She is poumliig bally jlpd the crew * etr>it. Tlmotrtv hav. I t Potitoi ■>& a r.fle and shot at him, but killed the blood poisoning', of pulling a revived he found he had been robbed have abandoned her and are on Sum- pote th e i.icre i- in the effeqtiye Llv« chto .on’i i;. turjs*i h J a j.c s child by accident. She then shot her ireoH. uw. iiuttjr. creamery, l.c: Ja..- •tooth, of $6!». j mer island. j stre n g th of the Eg yptian armyg ‘ husbaDd in the head. He may die. D ThievfU broke into D. H. Barrows’ John Jeffery, a shoe man and real A|Cleveland, ~Q , crook named ’ Vat- Willie SAbcr of M arine The marquis jof Landstlowne, U ritish rl he tuns of the Visitat.on celebrated tfkore *t| Armada a id blew open the estate dealer, of IthacaL through his SonJ arreste d a t tnrgis for pit''!■ ciilg -City, hadjotie of itroyed by secra tarv of war. m ide an add i t ss1 on their s.lver Jubilee at Duouque. Iowa, outerdoprof the sate. The noise of the attorney, has laid claim to 80 acres of 1 pockets, ha l pla'ah r e l to bre ik froii the the exp] ty Cannon which political issues at Leeds in which he ex Monday. Archbishop Hennessy cele Hie was ;ii is in, adjacent land in the heart, of the city, of Mfc. I county! jail aatCe t Cent jrville w hen nric ther brated mass, assisied by many priesta ■ho rushed o« ,t into the street Pleasant, on which is situated the Con- | prison er peached to S heriff Se*fkelL pressed tlie belief'that the Venezuelan An Indi drowned • th by and chormters. ihe alumnae gave a id the thieve i in retreat. A trul normal s ln>ol and about 5 ) o f th e j w ho searched W at iOfi's cell and f|>ujii question would soon be dealt w ■while di h$a|r Bay City, an arbiter or bv an amicabL- 00 upro- reception, concer and banquet in the •nd his Smith, had jber o'shots w-re exchanged finest residences in the city. Tlie j conkviied in Wats* iFs beJ a S^-cajlii^.r afternoon. The academy was g&.a’o- the eitiz ms s (id the burglars, property wUs iu li igatijon for many ] revolver, brace an T bitt, chisel. raise. In the t-onivs * of his atldr *bs he h l;8hed by a col ny from St. Lcnie. • ie darkness m ir esinahship was years and it w is thought} thatfihe title I saw aud an.l a twe-foot iron bar. Rii*l that the Indian govcrnmei t fe lt The barn, bn the the grav.-st fears las.to possible OSK Of General Mo/ton C. Hunter died nt no one iS h u rt. Th* ha*l • :cn settler!, b u t Jo h n iiand Ira W atsoh. w ho was oppiag at a hoi-I farm of 111 :ar Overisel, life irora the grain famine and lie sug Blooming on. 111.. Sunday, of para’v^ th car entire con- led off' abp-at f4!l) worth of Jeffries claim an error arid ^viljl reopen for seferals-jy. davk. h id carried thtjse [to Burned gested that tl)e undertaking of nega sis after a week’s Hlness. He'was r. shoes, eta. the case in the Isa,»ejla eounty citrenit her husband by Co leealing them i> u ten hC tion works would do the most g< od to commanderôf the E’ghty-aeccnd In' o f em in No. 3 m ine of this falL The land is woKh over 3100.- her cô.bes when she visited hiim •- T he Wm. Lakey, w ard relieving thel ilistress. diana regiment, and became famous a t! rai away* throw- nnd NVil’c^sb -rre- Coal Go. 0(H). the property whidi J belongs to the, jail. Chlckamauga by carrying out General Vbo Mason county su >ervisors have Charles Logaq was fatally kicked ly tl 11 -wagon, and Wilkesbirre Pi..; killed six the Central normal schoolol aloha aloa being Tho"’**’ order* to ho’d Snodgrass Hill j bK Mr. i downjtounly ofilci ils' salaries. a horse-at SL Joseph. severely In jt red tw o oth e rs. : worth. $40,000. at all hazards. Ha was 71 years old.

m-,> 1 - - - L , in ’ _ i rasb step only ilm self to blan >< . “I burned my Sneers very badly. A REMARKADI, consequences, And why shou c T___ he rpaim__ -w ys intense. I)r.. Thomas’ dissuaded ?—1, who 1 in iwo daysrs E let-line. Oi b ro u g h t relief in th re e the boy’s good I fortune. m in n tts. .Jl; was alm ost magitsiL I nev< r saw aay.hiwr li -e it.** Amelia Swords. isauJidersville. O. fXfwa rren deal f\U O h \ C ° N w AY. There la both o>* and -*a -ii» the won-*er- ° r ne Sr$ tiatn thlit whatever we a >w We »u*U reap INTEPNATIONAL P r s s ASSOCIATION.______1 ow s.range and out-of-place her Dr. Fbwler's Ext. of Wild Straw* "»r (JH a T: R IT .*rW»Ti*t*Fn.) stroll. I returned, and whilst standing berry has bten us.d for forty years LatDe a n d face and has nevdr yet tailed to cure a ea*e So soon as our first hearty greeting at the door^pf the house, was posl ively scarred amid oir frere over, I proceeded tq ascertain ho' startled by the beauty of a girl who of diarrhoea, dysentery, ' or summer surroundings. If i t complaint inj any of its various forms. A Little Child the last year had treated Carriston. passed me and entered, as !f she were ___ , .. -..I. i_. i . __-i first somewhat shy With a Little Cold. a regular Inhabitant of the place. Not act! retiring, shte Humh'.o vfe 1 lor. is is far. better than proud a rosy Scotch lassie, such as one would Sig Bc.pn, if only fear vlr^.u.ty. - Aujuatiue. T hat’s all 1 e ;pect to find Indigenous to the soil.; f Carriston’s s.ak.$ but a 6lim graceful girl with delica e One to j five applications of Doan*b What of it ? consented to looij Ointment! will cure the worst ease of classical features. A girl with a mass L ittle colds when neglected upon me as a friend, And tallied to mj? 11 ch in y Files there ever w jU . Can you of knotted l:ght hair, yet with the ap freeily and unreservedly. Then I found afford to ku.jfer tortures when a simple, gro w to large diseases and parent anomaly, dark eyes, eve-lashe3 that her nature was jas sweet as bej n ev e r fafifiujg rem edy is a t hand? it and eyebrows—a comvira‘.ion which, to face. Shch a conquest} did she make ca nev er fails.. ’s Cherry Pectoral my mind, makes a stylo of beauty rare, :ne that, eave for onech m rical iea-;on CURES COLDS. irresistible^ and dangerous above all I should have felt qiii e certain th^ and full of fun and anecdote. I cenj- others. The features which filled th* Ccrfiston had choajenj wrll, and wonle feratulated him heartily upon tap ex'Juisite oval of her fnoe-we~e ro'fined be happy in wedding the girl of hit (marked improvement in his health, and faultless. !Ter c.o-u l- mn was chpice; her/loss of hcii humble position both mentally and physljcrlly. pale, hut its pallor in do way sug~cs eil in the world, and absence of befitting ; “Yes, I am mui.b better." he said. anythlrp- save perfect hcfijih. To cut wealth. When once hljs wire, I felt sur > T followed a pan of your advice—gavp my eaihuslas’ic description 9hort, I up moping, tried constant change of may at once say it has never been my ■cere, interested m yself in m any more good fortune to cast my eyes on a I birrs. I am quite a different man.” ^ lovelier creature than thi9 young girl. "No supernatural yisl aliens?” jj- Although her d es3 w*s of the psked, an? ious to, learn that hie cure In plainest and sim plest description, rrp I aat direction was complete. one coulA have mistaken her for a ser His face fell. He hesitated a second vant; and much as I admire the bonny, efere answering. healthy Scotch country lassies, I felt "No—not no$\i,” he said. “I fongli.t sure that the mountain air had never gp'nst’ the s|gange feeling, and be- reared a being of this ethereal type. j;e\q have got rid of it-—at least I hope As she passed me. I raised my hat ln- semfcle a woman, (existed betwrer ! stinctlvely. She gracefully bent’ her ChaT’.es Ca.rrIston and Madeline Row- I said no more on the subject. Car-T golden head, and bade me a quiet but Jin, j The more I savf them toge her iston^pTunged. into a series of vivid unembarrassed good-morning. My eyes ■the m ore I was struck by it. A stran g followed her until she vanished at the er might well have tal^en them for twin fee of Scotch character which he had end of the dark passage which led to brother and sister. The______same delicate oiet with during! his stay. He depleted the back of the house. features, drawn in thq'same lines; the iis experiences so amusingly that I Even during the brief glimpse I en same soft, dark, drearily eyes; even the laughed heartily for many a mile. joyed <|rthis fair unknown, a strange came shaped heads, j Comparing the ^But why the change in your name?” idea o«|*rred to me. There was a re- *woJl4 I'tnaoc B* Cnr«fi as the simple ideas of her neighbors J “With the greatest pleasure, if Miss by local applications as tb»y cannot reac> went, was nevertheless always willing Rowan permits,” said Carriston. I was ti e p r l n rf the e*r. 'ihe e Is only one way to cure": -eafness. n-‘ at » to add to her resources by accommo- 8dad to hear him give the conditional tr crr.at tut «nal lemedles. Deafness is dating such stray tourists as wish 3d to promise with as much respect to the caused by an infla ed c-jndM n > ’ e i «ous i-nlnjf or the Eustachian Tube. bury themselves for a day or two In lady’s wishes as if she had been a When thhr tul e ae s Inflarre i you have solitude, or artists who. like our- duchess. a rtirnhi ng sound or imperfect h-arl^f?. • n d w h ^ rT it '* *-ot r & y o os-'d deafness selves, preferred to enjoy the beauties j Then, with the liberty a close friend ts the result, and un'exs he Innamma' on can be tik n oil' and tlfs ube i®stored to of nature undisturbed by the usual eh- may take, I drew toward me a portfolio, STANDARD OF !•«» nr>r-ft! condi'Ion, l e Jr ngr will ' e d '- birrg and flowing stream of sight-seerB. - full, I presumed, of sketches of suj> B’royed forever; r ne ers-s oat of -en ure caused by ca ar h. w 'l H is nnt I k but As Carriston asserted, the accommo- rounding scenery. To my surprise Car- rn Inflamed ccndl on of the mucoiro sur datlon, if homely, was good enough for rlston jumped up hastily and snatched WORLD fs res. We will r iv e One Hund ed Do'iarn fot two single men; the fare was plentiful it from me. “They are too bad to look • ny case or Deafness (caused bv c ■ ar hi and our rooms were the picture of at,” he said. As I struggled to regain • ’ at ca^npt he c*re* hvcHa l's Caiarrb Cure. S-nd f-umuo s; Ivhod not been twenty-four hours In” faJr young girl I hhd seen a few rafn- the liouse before I found out one reason utee before. Full face, profile, three- D"»n’t T'hs-ci $p * and S-neke Y ur LUe Awav. lfvouwa-itto ult t.ibocco usin-^ e-v-«llr and fnr the great change in the better in quarter face, five, even seven-eighth forever retrain lost raannaod be made wed. Charles Carriston’s demeanor; knew face, all were there—each study per- but a#, mametic. full of new life atad vuror, wby his step was lighter, his. eye fectly executed by Carrlston’s clever ta e No-To- -ac tne won ler-worker that tna.veH w-men stroijf- Many train ten brighter, his voice gayer, and his pencil. I threw myself into a chair gnd p..un-s iu ten d iys. 1 >Vir 4"). •»» cure L Huy whole bearing altered. Whether, the laughed aloud, whilst the young man, got whether he had dined or not. Ii No-lo- ->ae frdiu our. drmrsrbtt who wilt’ruar- reason was a subject for congratula- blushing ^.nd discomfited, quickly hud- is reported that on j one occasion hit an ee a cum Bno cletand sample mailed tree. Ad Sterling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York. lion or not I could not as yet say. j d,ed the portraits between the covers, ffierid, Dr. Stukely,'being announced The boy was in love: in love is only tyst as a genuine Sco:ch lassie bore in Sir feaac asked him ltQ be seated, anc TO ALL ALIKE Tbero Is m >re money lo two 1 -pound pics a passionate, romantic, imaginative ! aLplentiful and, to me, very welcome hie would, join him Shortly. The’ phi than a -aJ-p mad o.d notr. nature can be; and even then only ! breakfast. losopher repaired tjo h.s laboratory once in a lifetime. Heedless, head- j Carriston did favor me with his corn- .and ias tim e w ent on,; it became eviden Bunloc.r Blood Biujers is nature’s strong, impulsive, and entirely his own pany during the whole of that day, that the visit of his friend had endrelj true remedy for couscipation and kin If you cannot afford the Col- * dred ills. It acts directly on the bow master, he had given his very heart j but, in spite of my having come to escaped him. The doctor Was left eit- els. the liver, the skin and while ai^d soul into the keeping of a woman. Scotland to enjoy his socieiy, that day, umbk, 6uy the HARTFORD— t cl.-ansing the blood imparts strength — - from easily guessed reasons, was tho to the direstive organs. „. _ . _ only one in which I had undisputed _____ HAT a man ot Car" possession of my friend. Never dfd any barm, eh:- Well, neither did a f r 1 s t o n ’s rank, T , • roi.en e g. breedine and re-! 0* course I bantered him a great deal

P.8o'a' *’ure for C«n. , It the walls of a edEe‘ Indf d:, b*I°roim, i-urox will.tcoMr*. 3 c»bi»»I l F would scarcely ex- he had Wooed her and woa h2r; how ED J^ A T ONAL^"- fd T tlia pect to find among *ood and beauHful she was; how be sum m ers. She Is fi^ll cf airs and of gracep,reserved,self-contained and de Remember t.mt the top ai'Je of u cloud Is sl auch humble surroundings a wife soil- ^’orshIPed ber; how bappy he f3lt, ay* bi'ocat. ' f > cidedly uppish. S^e cqt her uncle a Me to a man of his stamp. And yet how’ wh€a 1 went 8°utb bp sbnuJd ^c" dead jin the street onp day. and when I’ascurets stimulate liver, kidne -s v^hen I saw the woman who had won c^ n?any me’ andf afier making a few ueis. .sever n e an. w e ia en o r g rip a he reproached her ifbr her extreme 0 nim. I neither wondered at the con- neceS8ary arrangements, return at once hautejur> she said, wj-h he% most pro^ nuest nor did I blame him for wank, i and bear his bride away. nounccd society manner: “Oii, I saw you,_ uncle, but I thought Fdu» -ie» to u n g m en an.l wu aen .o r aucrw«Mirai J uki cry s ide box of CUscareti. the flnest it w ai auntie!”—H arper’s Round Table. iltur auJ bowebt regulator ever m ade. Lie. Tn» re ure ve .jepa tfumit* v u vuortii. nd Fenuiauwo. .. hai no. and Jieibua- Germany imports; 800^00 tons of k'u nr w.ng. >tu .etfie can eater aVaaf t ime (a uli RUo fre«. 1-W W t vo x Sk. jjrtmt pickled herrings every year. W . F r e s .. F . iL aPUMCMiU S e a j. CORRESPONDENCE. Maud Vroomans, Y oa oa& see Just how this will work. MAIN hTKEET. Livonia- It pu ts th e mediaix>e on the sore spot. Mrs. Ella Meldrum and Mrs. Norton, of HANDY’S . I^tfrinsviUe, and Mrs. Geo. Cooper, of DR. ,-Elm, spent Tuesday with C. L.Ferguson’s M illiryery *' ^ F’§5SBiIly. Hats and Bonnets for the Fall an ai d ndiacretion. Wards onto sanity Mrs. Chas. Garfield, of Novi, spent Don’t let drnggiat Impose a worth ron hosanna ltytelils a greater pn Monday and Tuesday with her parents at Winter of '96 and '97. tyc P E E P E B ’8 N E K V I GD I San be carried In vest pocket. Pi the Center. ‘'•r. ff-1 per box, or « tor US, i -Jtteu Guarantee t o C a r e Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Colby, of NorthviHe, Also a full Line of Children's Ifeadwear. and Miss Ada Creger, of Detroit, visited CURES X 7 i £ Cqdi ;rtid set i r ic e s at Mrs. A. Stringer, Tuesday, Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles. Sojd by John L. Gale. The free silver men around -the Center druggists or by mail. are very quiet. Send For Booklet, W . H. HILL CO., D etroit, Mich. Maud Vroomans, M is s E l l a K u r t z . Mrs. Ezra Rice and Mrs. Wm. Barrows "For 19 years I suffered from heart trou visited Mrs. Joe McEachran, Monday. ble. During that time I whs treated ty m A i n s t r e e t . Quite ^ number from Peri-iusville cume five different physicians. All of then claimed that I could not be cured. I w;ts to the Center Monday expecting there greatly troubled with shortness of breat a, would be a pole raising aDd brass bantu NEURALGIA palpitation and pain in the side. If Itje- There was a large crowd at tile republi AND RHEUMATISM CURED BY came excited, or exerted myself In the least, CACASWM’IATIO.X, can meeting in the evening. A R - T H R O - P H O N - I - A the pain in my side became very severe, You can try before you buy. times It seemed as though needles were shot t- Sold bv JOHN L. GALE. The anvils were booming at the Center, namplebottle mailed FREE on receipt of(2c)8tampand inp through mv side. Sometime in the monjlh W ednesday. Same of thispaper. W; H.HII1 C o ., Detroit,Mich. Warm Homes!We of November last, I commenced taking ..A N D .. ^ DR. MILES’ HEART CURIE Bedford. and since then I have improved stead! ly. F E M I N I N E ELECTRICITY. REVIVO AN EVEN TEMPERATUR8 ^ •want to see you before I can now sleep on my left side, somethin ; I Hon. Samuel Smith, of Pontiac, spoke rh« Unflattering Term CAN BE HAD MORE f had never been able to do before. I ejan RESTORES you buy your walk without being fatigued, and am on the single gold standard at the Masor.- Still Used. ECONOM ICALLY AND ^ much better health than ever before, I would VITALITY. Ic hall Thursday evening and Judge I. A. From the beginning it had been no CONVENIENTLY WITH A ) recommend all sufferers from heart fcrou: ale b*' Smith gave a talk on sifver-on. Friday ticed that there were two kinds of cler to try Dr Miles’ invaluable remedy with >i delay." MISS ELLA KURTZ, which was very mnch appreciated by a ical forces, but these were named, with l j Made a large audience. peckless discourtesy, positive and neg 518 Wright St., Milwaukee, Wis. ative. as though the second had been Dr. Miles Heart Cure la sold on a poslttv. 1 s t D a y . 'ell Man Mr. Henry Myler, ex-captain of the De Inferior, inactive, merely receptive, guarantee th a t the first bottle will bent fit. FAVORITE . All drngglBts sell it a ttl, 6 bottles for 151 or 1 5 t h D a y . troit police, visited relatives here last says Harper’s Weekly. And yet there It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price of Me. week. He has just returned from a trip were suggestions of the true relations by the Dr. Miles Medical Oo., Elkhart, Had. THE GREAT 80th through Colorado and New Mexico. of these two forces that should not BASE BURNER. JCdOk StOVe. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure R"S S th FRENCH REMEDY, *f An auction sale of household goods was have been overlooked. It ia recorded that six years after the St. Petersburg than in any other way. They^ Produces the above results in-130 DAYS. It acts ;i. h®ld at Miss Augusta Brown’s on Thurs powerfully and quickly. Cures when all others professor'# 1 fatal experiment (about require less coal, are m ore*0u r Prices ranSe from day of this week. Miss Brown will make 1769), R obert Syzrimer, **when pulling p l y m o u t H: fail. Young men and old men will recovet their, Detroit her home in the future. off bis stockings in the evening, re cleanly and heautifhl thanj $3.90 to $36. youthful vigor by using REVIVO. It quickly The Sunday school convention was held marked that they gave a cracking SAVINGS and surely restores from effects of sell-abuse or any other Stoves In thaj ^ excess and indiscretions Lost Manhood, Lost at the Baptist church on Nov. 1st. The noise and emitted sparks” By varied experiments he discovered that the w orld. BANK Vitality, Impotency, Nightly Emissions. Lost singing was led by Walter Robinson, of electricity was most powerful when a Power of either sex. Failing Memory, Wasting Detroit. Following was the program: silk and worsted stocking had been Conduots a general Bankin Diseases. Insomnia, Nervousness, whichh unfits Morning session—Song and prayer ser worn on the same leg, or. if the stock business in both Savings ano .one for study, business or marriage. It not | vice, Rev. C hurch; Welcome, O. J . Smith . ings were both of silk, then mere di H U S T O N & C O ., SUTTON STREET, cures by starting at the seat of disease, but' Music, Farmington quartette; Address, verting results weie obtained when PLYMOUTH, MICH. . 7 Commercial Departments, and Great Nerve Took and Blood-Builder they were of different colors. Two white Tracy McGregor; Music,' followed by offers its customers every bn nk and restores both vitality and strength to the silk stockings or two black ones gave question box,. H. Hitchcock; Solo, Miss muscular and nervous system, bringing ao electrical indications. When a black iug facility, liberal treatment Tremper. Afternoon session—Praise ser the pink glow to pale check* and restoring th e and white stockings were withdrawn prompt and careful attention vice, Rev. J. G Morgan; Duet, Misses THE fire o f y o u th . It wards off In sa n ity and Coo* from the same leg, and then separated, to all business intrusted Peterson and Woodiuff; Sunday school they were so much inflated th^,t each su m p tio n . Accept no substitute. Insist on hav ing REVIVO , no other. It can be carried in vest lesson, L. N. Tupper; Music, Farmington showed the entire shape of the ljeg and PLYMOUTH Per Cent paid on Saviing quartette; “The school’s success"—What is at a distance of eighteen Inches they pocket. By mail, I 1.00 per package, in plain it? What promotes it? What hinders it? rushed to meet each other. Separated deposits. Money J e< w rap p er, or six fo r $ 3 .0 0 , with a positive writ* •R. W. Leader; Discussion led by J. E. by force they would again beedme in on real estate and 01the) ten guarantee to cure or refund the money in LAUNDRY every package. For free circular address Bolles; Solo, Miss Trem per; Music^ flated. and be as ready to rush together collateral ‘ city. Primary work, Susan Burt; Music, Du. as before. When this experiment was Solicits a share of your patronage, Royal Medicine Co., ^ A y i 81- performed with two black stockings in FOREIGN EXCHANGE SOLD. Boisvllle quartette. Evening session-*-*- one hand and two white in. the other, handle everything from a baby’s bib to a GEO.W.HUNTER & CO. Song and- prayer service, Walter Robin the repulsion of those of the same color circus tent, and guarantee it to be right. B .K .BEN N R TT. Cashi. son; Music, Farmington quartette; Ad —their Jealousy—ind the attraction of dress to young people, J. E. B olles; Solo. those of different 'colors would j “throw Mias Tremper. The convention was large them into agitation and make them YOUR ly attended, nearly every Sunday school in catch each at that of its oppositejrnlor the county being represented. greater distance.” Plainly this SHIRTS eighteenth century student had 16 do Mrs. C. Lahser and family have moved with masculine and feminine Electric Will wear Sis months longer if they are Into the second story of her son’s store at. ity and yet the unflattering term "neg Sand Hill. ative,” as applied to the feminine, has washed and ironed Right. Mrs. Hawthorne’s two daughters, of persisted even te our day. MaBon, are visiting at her home at Sand B ill. LAW AND LONGEVITY. Byron C. Burdick, Prop. I Cte«M«y M. Depew A dvum ern « n la t e r * MARVELOUS RESULTS. •sting Theory, Prom a letter written by Rev. J In an address before the S t Louis Gundsrman, of Dimond&le, Mich., an Law School Chauncey M. Depew said: permitted to make this extract: “I have The law promotes longevity.. It is no hesitation in recommending Dr. King’* because its discipline improves the If You Want New Discovery, as the results were almost physical and mental and the moral Stale Groceries, High Prices, Poor Treatment, etc., A ll goods guaranteed as ^Represented. marvelous in the case of my wife. While conditions of the practitioner. In I wae pastor of the Baptist church at Rivet other words it gives him control over nlmseif, and a great philosopher has D o n ’t Junction she was brought down with written that he who could qommand * Licensed Plumbers. # Pneumonia succeeding La Grippe. Ter himself is greater than he who has G o to C able’s. rible paroxysms of coughing would last captured a city. The world has been hours with little Interruption and it seeking for all time the secrets of lon Our stock is Fresh and we aim to please. seemed as if she could not survive them. gevity and happiness. If they eda be “ Wonderful Dream” Salve, at our store A friend recommended Dr. King’s New united, then we return to the condi T ry our “ CC” Prize Coffee. W. J. & H. E. BRADNER, Discovery; it was quick in its work and tions of Methuselah and his compa highly satisfactory In results.” Trial bot triots. Whether I mc.y live to their age We are Headquarters for School Supplies [ know not, but I think I have discov PLYMOUTH, MICH. tles free at John L. Gale’s Drug ered the secret of Methuselah's hap Store. Regular size 50c. and $1.00 py continuance for nearly 1,000 years upon thlB planet. He stayed here when we had no steam and no electricity. L. E. CABLE. Moaqoltoot and Karoaana. steamers upon the river or the Chestertown, Md., has found kero Ocean propelled by this mighty power, are now Ready for thp Fall and Win sene effective in getting rid of mosqui no electric light, no railways span toes. "Some citizens.” says a resident, ning the continent, no overhead wires ter campaign on General Merchandise ftotci Plymouth, “had experimented with coal oil a s a and no cables under the ocean com will take either Gold or Silver on PLYMOUTH , MICH , remedy and were surprised at th e ef municating intellgence around the fectiveness of the liquid. The atten world, and no trolley lines reducing ^First-Class In 111 Appointment. tio n aL the authorities was called to the redundant population. He lived, Hats, CaDS, Gloves Mittens, Floor Oil Cloths and Groceries. ^ • • BILL OF FARE. • • ^ the matter and after a series of tests not because he was free from the ex e\er offered at as low prices in Plymouth. You have the people were given official notice citements Incident to tits age of steam S u n d a y , n o v . s t h , '9 6 . that everybody should pour a little coal and electricity, but because of the se only to call and be convinced. W e make a specialty oil in rein barrels, stagnant pools and cret which' I have discovered, and U U of Dress Goods and Trimmings. I have a large Hue wherever water had collected. No this: Longevity add happiness depend upon what you put in your stomach just received at all prices. |. DINNER — great quantity of oil la required- A teaspoonful Is sufficient for. a barrel of and what gets in your mind. As for YARNS and HOSIERY, I have a full stock of all SOUP FISH water. The diminution In the number Chicken Broth With Rice. Finnan Haddie, grades and prices. • *_ . a la mat ire de hotel. »f moequltoee waa easily, noticeable and During several years residence in the now the pest has been almoet gotten far west, I had many opportunities for oh YES. UNDERWEAR! RELISHES rid of.”—New York Tribune. Lettuce, Celery, , —Catsup, Chow Chow. serving the wondeifal effectsojf » ham her We are in the swim too. I have it for Chil lain s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem BOILED edy. Its efficacy was demonstrated in the dren, Misses, Ladies, Gents and Youth's. Boiled Chicken, Caper Stance, Bacon With Spinnage. "I. wonder why,” said Mrs. Noodle, alkali regions, where the w ater producer- ROASTS as HATS AND CAPS. she stood looking in the glass, “the violent purging; It allayed : the attack Roast Turkey, with Oyster 1 dressing. Ribs of Beef with Horseradish. nose Is pot in the middle of the face." For fall and winter1 wear. I have a large stock, when ai; other remedies failed! I repent Loin( of Veal with Dressing. Mr. Noodle laid down his paper. edly saw the greatest distress add diarrhee also prices to suit the times. “That's easy enough,” he replied. “It’s because ltfs the seen ter piece.” cured in a few minutes. I usdd the reu GLOVES and MITTENS. And when Mrs. Noodle had had this edy myself with the most satisfactory re sxplalned to her she laughed and de suits, and can recommend it for the c o m As for gloves and mittens, I cannot be excelled plaints for which it is indicated. H. \ clared It was just as funny as on Prices and Quality. Veal Cutlets Gilingham, editor of the Republican, PheenirviRe, Pa. This remedy is for su e FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. Dr. J. G.Meiler. I have some o f those nice patterns in 6-4. 8-4 Affle Ps. goods in 4-4, 6-4 «Dd t>-4.

'D o w n o b H im . Young Mr. Cumauphen, who has one SUITS and OVERCOATS. 1 th e cunqingest little cream-colored . Boys suits, overcoats and extra pants as cheap m ustaches In the world, a d .faint and as the cheapest. 4 * i t th a t h e has to .color} it in order establish Its Identity, called again Gents’ Furnishings are always complete. My Grocery stock Mat evening. Pants, Collars, Cuffs and Neckties. is always Complete. *Tva just been dying to eee you ICand,* he gushed,‘soon as he got hi* rough th e parlor door, looked him over w ith a crit