/ Buy your gold filled watches of KreppB, —I)r. Corbin desires to contract for —No. 765 draws the silver coffee urn A HOC III.E ACCIDENT. Dre**maklug. To Smokers, 1 DeWitt & Co., leading jewelers, and green body, 18 inch hard wood. at Krepps, De Witt & Co. ’s jewelry store. I hereby inform theDublic that I will Henry Behrendt, manufacturer of fine save money. —On Saturday last the circuit court —See to it that you are properly regis ­ A Popular Doctor Ditched—Horse and still continue my dressmaking business, cigars at the head of Clinton Ave., St. with a slight change. My rooms are jury was given a recess until March 6. tered on Saturday, March 4th, and pre­ Cutter Injured —A Lady Kuna to Aid, Johns, is now offering special induce ­ now in a part of Miss Burke’s millinery ments to smokers aud dealers. See him. HOME MATTERS. —Robert J. Burdette, America’s great ­ pared to vote at the charter election on Loses Her Kgg* and Sprains Her Wrist. establishment. Latest spring styles. est humorist, at Newton hall, March 21. Monday, Prices reasonable and satisfaction guar ­ The best of work at modest prices a March 6th. On Friday last, amid a teriiftic snow Brevities. —Recollect the Democratic village —Hereafter dues in the St. Johns anteed. Cali and see us. the St. Johns Steam Laundry. and w ind storm, Dr. Pollard s horse be­ 1374w2 Mrs. Vv . T. Kelly . The small boy with bis little sled caucus at the cluff room to-morrow Building and Loan Association will be Goal Stove* at Reduced Price. Now socks the icy hill. came frightened by another horse being And if he isn't picked up dead, (Friday) evening. received Monday evenings at the store When you are hungry you may be In order to close out ofir stock of Coal It's cause he's hard to kill. —Stage's studio is the only place of Spaulding & Co., instead of at Justice turned in suddenly behind him, when satisfied at small expense at Leland ’s Stoves, we will sell them at a reduced — Krepps, DeWitt A Co. defy compe ­ where you can get a $5 to $8 crayon Duncan ’s office as heretofore. he struck a 2:40 gait down Clinton ave­ Restaurant under Sullivan ’s store. price. Corbit & Valentine . tition in tine engraving, finest in town. portrait free with a dozen cabinets. —Several sleigh loads, aggregating nue, aud when at the corner of Floral Try Fildew & Millman ’s Baking I am now prepared to do sewing ma­ —Parties wishing auction sale bills —Peter Clavey has sold his elegant about eighty persons, drove out to the avenue overturned the cutter and Powder, 35 cents a pound. chine repairing in all its branches. dumped the doctor out on his head, Shop opposite Corbit & Valentine ’s will do well to call at this office for team of sorrel horses to A. A. Wilbur, farm of Deacon Morris, north-east of Ladies, ask to see our Opera Hose. prices. Our work is first-class and we bruising the forehead and left eye con ­ store. Walker street west. the North Lansing undertaker, for$4U0. the village, last Tuesday evening, where Guaranteed fast black. Ciiaimn & Co. Geo . D. Cooper . guarantee satisfaction. —Rev. J. J. Phelps, of Ionia, will a social was held in the interest of the siderably. The horse was somewhat, —Master Carl Weller, son of Dr. and cut about the legs, and the cutter more Buy .School Book, Tablets and Station ­ A good, clean Bed for 26 cents at the preach at the Baptist church in this vil­ Baptist society, of this village. The ery At Fildew & Millman ’s. Central House. Mrs. Weller, gave a pleasant afternoon lage,next Sunday, morning and evening. earnings from the entertainment was or less injured. Mrs. II. II. Harris, liv­ party to a few friends on Friday last to ing in the vicinity and seeing the catas­ New and beautiful designs in Swiss Carpel*. —Walter Ferguson is fitting up the about $20. and Cambric Embroideries help him celebrate his sixth birthday. —Geo. F. Fowler, of the Candy Kitch­ trophe, witli a commendable spirit of a The largest and best assorted stock of basement to M. V. Brown ’s store, and At Chapin & Co. ’s. carputs in St. Johns is at Kendrick ’s. —About 30 young people from De- will shortly open a first-class barber en, hasjust added another new and im­ desire to render assistance, started Witt made a pleasant pall upon Mr. and shop therein. portant feature to his trade in the shape towards the scene of the accident, when Exchange For the best watch repairing go to Mrs. Joseph Creyts at their handsome she slipped upon the ice aud sprained A new Singer Sewing Machine for wood, Krepps. DeWitt and Co. Every job —S. A. Sturgis, the music dealer, has of prepared frosting for cakes, with any stone or live stock. C. A. Putt . warranted. new home in Lansing on Wednesday just sold a handsome Bradbury piano to flavoring desired. This he sells for 20 her wrist, which was the source of great night of last week. the Misses Hattie and Maud V reeland, cents a pound, and a pound is sufficient pain for several days. She had been to Fildew & Millman are selling Wail The largest and finest line of Carpets —Ilenry It. Emmons, of this town- 1 the barn ts gather eggs and had two of Paper cheap. in St. Johns is at Kendrick ’s, at lowest of this village. to frost six good sized cakes. The prep­ prices. ship, slipped upon the sidewalk in —A. E. Dutcher, the successful boot aration will remain good for a number them in her hands. When sl.e fell the Don ’t be Itobbeil this village, one day last week, and eggs were scattered, aud haven't been Of the chance to get a pair of those The Mercantile Co. pay the farmeis and shoe dealer, has leased the store of of months and is always ready for use. more cash for Butter and Eggs than broke his right wrist. Dr. Pollard re­ Those who have used it pronounce it seen since. beautiful Lace Curtains G. W. Stephenson, and will move there­ At Cha pin & Co. ’s. any three concerns in Clinton county. paired thedamages. in some time in April. perfect, and one-half cheaper than can Republican County Convention. For >t Good Square Meal —II. C. Leland has his restaurant, in —Mrs. Louisa VanOstram, of Bath, be prepared in the old way by the ordi ­ Farm to Keot. the basement under Sullivan ’s store, One hundred and sixty acres on west for 25 cents, go to the Central House, died on Saturday last from the effects nary housewife. Try it. The republican county convention i of section 23, in the township of Olive, St. Johns. ready for business. It will be kept up­ held at the court house, February 17, of a fall a few bays previous, aged 85 —Rev. W. II. Palmer, who grew to Clinton Co., Mich., and known as the A supply of Pianos on hand at the St. on the European plan —pay for what years. The funeral was held on Mon ­ manhood in this village, and will be well was called to order by C. C. Vaughan, Fredrick Bauerly farm. Appiy to Johns School of Music. Call and see you eat and eat what you want. day. remembered as “ Willie” Palmer, has chairman of the county committee, when Chas . W. Bauerly . them and get terms. —Spaulding & Co. have changed their 1374w6 DeWitt, Mich. —Miss Bessie Fildew, daughter of resigned the pastorate of the First Bap­ Geo. R. Heck, of Essex, was chosen For Embroideries and white goods go business office from its former location Mr. and Mrs. H. Fildew, formerly of tist church at Oswego, N. Y., which was chairman, and C. C. Vaughan, secretary Chapin A Co. to Kendrick ’s. to the rear of the north store room, and this village, now of Huntington, Oregon his first charge aud where he has been of the convention. The Dry Goods Hustlers lead them all. enclosed it with sash and glass extend ­ Promptness and faithful service in was married at the latter place, Feb. nearly nine years, to accept a call to the The committee on credentials report ­ Removed. all work left at Kelley’s St. Johns Steam ing to the ceiling. Their growing trade 15, to Mr. George Fuller, of Island City, pastorate of the Jefferson Street Baptist ed the following named delegates : I have moved my barber shop from Laundry. ____ has demanded this. my late location in the Central House Oregon. church. Providence, It. 1. The resigna ­ Bath—C. E. Phelps, Herbert Collator, Chas. Livery, Feed and Sale Barn. —On Wednesday of last week Her­ Smith, Win. A. Able. to the corner reom of The Steel hotel, —Delegates to the democratic county tion was accepted by the Oswego church in the room formerly occupied as a Having leased of J. M. Dodge the man Covert, of Watertown, was seri­ with profound regret. Mr. Palmer has Walter Float, Geo. R. Hock, I. O. Dan- barn nearly opposite Wood ’s grist mill; convention should bear in mind that the iells, O. G. Webster, Robort Low. jewelry store. Remember that this ously injured by being hit by a binding place of meeting is at the democratic endeared himself to the people there, as shop is on the first floor, aud not in the also, the barn connected with the Cen­ pole while drawing logs for Ben Kinney, Ovid—li. V. Soule, H. M. High, Win. Hunter, basement. Come and see me. tral House, haye connected them in headquarters in the village of St. Johns, well as everywhere lie is known. We John Slabbing, John Link, Jas. Woodworth, Jacob Foerch . such a manner as to render them con ­ of that township. Dr. Thoms, of North and the time, Friday, Feb. 24. at 11 wish him the same measure of success F. D. Cleveland, O. W. Easterman, Chas. Far­ venient and safe for the above named Lansing, was called. in his new field as attended him in his mer. o ’clock a. m. first pastorate. Hemp Carpets, business, with accommodations for over —F. F. Davis, of East Bingham, —Harry Shipman, of Grand Ledge, a Riley 11. N. Carpenter, D. A. Utter, D. II. Rag Carpets, 100 horses. [1349tfl J. W. H illikkk . while leading a pair of horses in this Pike. • . Ingrain Carpets, passenger conductor on the D., L. & N. DEATU or WIIXIAM UIU .NSON. Clothe* Cleaned and Repaired. village, on Saturday last, fell in such a Dallat—G. Baiter, Riley Riee. Tapestry Carpets, R. It., well known here, has applied for Victor—C. 11. GIdles. Body Brussels Carpets, I am prepared to clean and repair manner as to dislocate his rightshoulder. a patent on an improved railroad car One of tlie Early Settlers of Clinton Bingham—E. L. Valentine, J. H. McGaugb, Velvet Carpets, gentlemen ’s clothing in a very satis­ Dr. Wriggins fixed him up again, and he John Tranchell, Frank L. Mcrrlbew, Wm. E. Moquette Carpets, factory manner, in the back room over heater and ventilator which is destined County —Ilrlef Outline of His Life. is getting along nicely. Hamilton, Frank Perkins, J. W. Sage, 1. F. Axminster Carpets. the Star bakery, next to the post-office. to revolutionize the system. A trial is soicited. A lx . DeClair . —A. B. Allen, of Lansing, brother of William Brunson, who had been ail Cressman, H. P. Gage, A. P. Cowell, A. Le Bar­ Art Squares and Felt Druggets —Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, of DeWitt, At John H icks ’. 1369 tf Mrs. ilenry Behrendt, of this village, ing for some time with chronic trouble, on, W. N. Stocker, C. G Barnes. died in that village on Tuesday of last Watertoum—Chas H. Munzer, Geo. E King, IIIr Bargains in Cloak* at Kendrick ’*. has arranged to open a stock of furnish­ died at his home in this village, on Dlioiolutlnn of Co-partnership. week, aged 78 years. The funeral was Wednesday night of last week, Feb. 15, A. A. Hunt, H. F. Clark. The co partnership heretofore exist­ I have a few garments, not strictly ing goods on one side of the store room held Saturday at the home of her daugh ­ Greenbujh—I). Turner, O. A. Whitlock, L. H. ing betweeu John and Thomas Love, new, but good, warm Cloaks, worth 1893. Post, S. Beebe, W. T. Davies. from $5 to $10, to close at $1.50. More occupied by Mr. Behrendt with his ci­ ter, Mrs. B. Irish, where she has lived dealers in meats in St. Johns, Mich., gar business in this village. Mr. Brunson was born at East Bloom­ Duplain—M W. Dunham, M. S. Doyle, J. A. under the firm name aud style of Love at $2 to $5. These are all worth three for several years, and the remains in­ field, Ontario county, N. Y., January 3, Watson, AUeu Long, A. M. Burmingham, R. Brothers, has this day been dissolved. to five times the price, but must be sold. —The coasters upon theSpring street terred in DeWitt cemetery. Chapman, H. T. Taylor. All debts, dues and demands against the All Cloaks in stock offered at cost or 1821, and was married to Miss Mary A. less to close, and a pretty Indian basket hill have been very reckless at times, —Mrs. Emeline Smith, of Ovid town ­ Pierce, April 18,1843. He began life’s Bengal—Clark Stowell, Wm. Convln, John late firm will be paid by John Love, and paying no attention to teams and pedes ­ Brown, E. H. Lyon. all amounts due the late firm will be with every $5 worth purchased for cash. ship, died on Friday, Feb. 17, 1893, of battle early, being his father’s helper on collected by him. The business will be Respectfully. trians, and, because when once started, inflammation ol the bowels, aged 66 the farm in summer, and walking two The convention then proceeded to the continued by John Love at the same II. L. Kendrick . it is impossible to stop, it is a wonder election of thirteen delegates to their years. The funeral was held on Sunday miles to the village academy in winter place. John Love , Draylng Done Promptly. state convention and Michigan Republi­ Thomas II. Love , serious accidents are not of frequent oc­ last at the U. B. church in South Bing ­ to fit himself for usefulness. In Sep­ Having recently purchased two currence. can Club banquet, held in Detroit Tues­ St. Johns, February 7,1893. ham. The only relatives present at the tember, 1843, he and his bride came to 1373-3W double drays and procured the services —Last week W. T. Church, of this last sad rites were a son-in-law and his day and Wednesday of this week : of Chas Kellogg with his team. I am Michigan and settled upon a farm in For Sale at Bargain*. village, and a Mr. Brainard, of Buffalo, son. Victor township, thiscounty, which he 8. B. Daboll, Otis Fuller, K. M. Winston. H. prepared to do any and all jobs of dray ­ P. Gage, R. M. Swigart, Wm. A. Able, M. S- Three handsome 2 and 3 light oil lamp ing promptly and at prices as low as the bought and shipped from this station a —George Gilson, of this township, cleared and improved. The first winter Doyle, 6eo. Stowe, Geo. W. Heck, O. A. Whit" chandeliers, complete. One handsome lowest. Give me a chance. carload of twenty head of good fash­ brought to town last week six pigs six he was in this state he taught school, lock, H. M. High, W.8. Cammeron, Chas, li' 240 candle power hanging lamp with 1354 Frank Congdon . ioned horses to that city. Mr. Church months old, weighing 210 pounds each, heavy porcelain shade. A lady ’s side ­ walking five miles to his duties. He Manzer. saddle, a good one and nearly new. A Carpet*! Carpets! is still in the market for the purchase for which he received $100.80. He also was supervisor of Victor township for They then chose the following dele ­ side spring open buggy. If in want of We are now showing the largest and of horses. marketed two steers two years old this several years. In 1860 he was elected gates to the Judicial Convention to be any of the above mentioned articles you most elegant line of Carpets it has ever —Ex-Sheriff Edwin Pennell while coming, spring, which weighed 1,150 sheriff of Clinton county, aud in the fol* held in tiiis village, February 25 : will find it to your interest to inspect been our pleasure to show. From the pounds each, and for which he received these. Geo . S. Coruit , cheapest Hemp to the most elegant walking from one depot to another in lowing spring he moved to St. Johns Wm. K. Hamilton, E. H. Lyon, Chas. Marsh, St. Johns. Moquette and Axministers with bord ­ Owosso, one night last week, slipped $149.50. and occupied a residence which is now M. W. Dunham, Wm. H. Sage, Walter Float, J ers. Our stock is complete. We also upon the ice and fell with great force —Frederick Carpenter, of Duplain, a part of the Perrin House, to which a T. Dantells, W. T. Davies, B. V. Soule, H. N. Cloak*, One Dollar. cany a large line of Linoleum, Oil dropped dead at his home in that town ­ wooden structure for a jail was attached. Carpenter, C. B. GitHes, A. W. Oliver. We have one lot of Cloaks we are cloths, Mattings, Window shades Por ­ upon one of his hips, producing a sore ­ The convention nominated R. M. closing out at One Dollar each. It tieres, Curtain poles in both brass and ness and lameness which confined him ship on Friday morning last. He had He served six years in that capacity, would cost from $3 to $5 to purchase fancy woods, etc., etc. We invite your just been doing the morning chores and and was counted a very efficient officer. Winston by acclamation for the office to his home for a time. of Commissioner of County Schools, and the cloth these garments are made of. inspection of this department. Second —Warner Bunday, the veteran grocer, came to the house complaining of not He also served as deputy internal reve­ Only a few left. Come quick. floor. John H icks . feeling well. He was a soldier in the nue collector, deputy United States endorsed Judge S. B. Daboll for Circuit John H icks . is having the interior of his store thor­ Judge aud E. E. White for member of The White 1* King. late war. lie leaves a widow, two sons marshal, and deputy provost marshal Delacies. oughly renovated, painted, varnished the Board of Regents of the Michigan If you desire a sewing machine that and papered, and Byron Parr smiles and a daughter. under the late Hon. Randolph Strick­ In addition to my rapidly growing is perfect in all its performances and —Joseph J. Thelen, a mile west and land, with whom he afterwards read law, University._____ fresh candy trade I am prepared to fur­ please you every time you use it, buy and steps about double quick as the nish on short notice, all kinds of ices the White. Repairs for all leading ma­ needed work goes on. Everything will three miles and a quarter south of Fow ­ and was admitted to the bar after he • Pomona. and ice cream. Try my Spanish taffy. chines. A. B. Balcom , Agt. be in readiness for the spring trade. ler, will have an auction sale on Thurs­ was fifty years of age. Since then up The next meeting of the Pomona Geo . F. Fowler , day, March 2, at which time he will sell to the time of his death he had been a Of the Candy Kitchen, St. Johns. Paper Hanging. —Fowler & Ball have recently made Grange will be held in Bath, March 1. For a short time I will do paper hang­ horses, cows, sheep, chickens, geese and practicing lawyer and justice of the PROGRAM. a fine improvement in their stores by Dress Good*. ing at the following prices: almost everything necessary in the way peace. Welcome Address —J- F. Clemons. We are now receiving our new styles Side walls, plain, 1.5c. per double roll. removing their office from the center of implements, etc. to carry on a farm. He was the father of five children, Responee —Jerome Dills. in Dress Goods. Many novelties in pat­ Ceilings, plain, 20c. per double roll. to the rear of the north room. Their Sale commences at 10 o'clock a. m. Paper—Thoo. Richardson. Subject: “Some tern goods will be shown. For borders, etc. in decorations, 5c. only two of whom survive their parents, of the noted trotting horses of America.” business demanded the room, and the —While coasting upon the Spring Mrs. Sarah B. Wlieelock and Will II. John H icks . extra per roll of 48 feet. A discount change has given the front part of their Selection —Mrs. Stamphly. will be given on more than 40 rolls. All street hill in this village, on Saturday Brunson, both of this village. Besides Song —Mrs. McGonegal. Room* to Kent. * store a more airy and inviting appear­ work guaranteed. —Dec. 20,1892. last, Frank M. Milliken, Jr. fell from these he leaves two brothers and two Essay—Mrs. J. W. Ennest. The rooms in the 2d story of the Wil­ tf _ E. J. Plumsteap . ance. a sled and received an ugly gash over sisters to mourn his departure —lion. J. Two selections from members of Bath cox block for rent. Enquire of Go to Allison ’s —Maple Rapids Dispatch: ‘'James Grange. A. J. Baldwin . the left eye. by coming in contact with C. Brunson, of Victor ; Loring Brunson, Question —Resolved, "That the single tax For Watch, Clock and Jewelry repair­ Jarvis has moved back to his farm near China Matline*. ing. All work warranted. rough ice. Dr. Pollard was hastily of Ontario county, N. Y.; Miss Delia would benefit the farmer. Lender, 1. D. Rich­ Hrm|i Malting*, Elsie. The past six or seven years he summoned and six stitches were taken Brunson, of New York, and Mrs. Caro ­ mond. Cocoa Matting* Optical Department has resided on and successfully oper ­ in the wound, which was a ragged one. line Peck, of Greenville, Mich. It is expected that Prof. Harwood will At John H icks .1 At Allison ’s Jewelry store. Eyes tested ated the old Hammond farm in Essex, deliver a lecture on "The Dairy Cow" at this free of charge. - —A subscriber says he has never Mr. Brunson became a member of the No false inducements held out to bar­ owned by John Hicks, of St, Johns. We Episcopal church at East Bloomfield, meeting. O. L. BECKWITH, Lecturer. found a remedy for heaves equal to a gain seekers At Chapin & Co. ’s. rjiHE state savings bank ok fowler , are sorry to lose Mr. J. from this vicin­ compound of eggs, honey and vinegar. N. Y., before he was twenty-one years The Annual Sleeting. ity, but he will benefit the community Cloak* at Cost aud Lew* He beats three eggs into one quart of of age. He and his late wife were char­ The annual meeting for the election To close the stock at once. whither he has gone.” CAPITAL, 1115,000. pure fruit \ inegar, and after about three ter members of the Congregational of officers aud the transaction ot other ______John H icks . —The name of Robert E. Bunker will di v«, or when the mixture is well to ­ church organized in Victor township, business of the Ladies ’ Library Associ ­ At Chapin & Co.'* be presented at the coining democratic gether, he add? one pound of strained May 24,1845, aud for many years he was ation will occur on Wednesday, March Your money buys more Table Linen NET Assure OF STOCKHOLDERS, $500,000. • state convention by the Muskegon dele ­ honey. In tablespoonful doses it can superintendent of the Sunday school 1, at 3 p. in All members of the asso ­ in better quality than any other store in gation as a candidate for regent of the be given with the feed twice a day or there, and after coming to St. Johns was ciation are earnestly requested to be the county. ______CONSTANTINE GRULEB, President. University. Mr. Bunker was princi­ placed on the tongue of the horse. quite active in church work for many present. By order of the president. Winning Friends by Honest Work. FREDERICK SCHEMER, Vice-President. W. H. 8NELLIN! • Cashier. pal at one time of our union schools and —At the democratic caucus, held at years, but the infirmities of age for Mrs. E. E. White, Sec. That Smith Brothers are fast gaining an envied reputation for turning-out married one of St. Johns’ fairest daugh ­ the club room, in this village, on Satur­ some years past have excluded him from ood goods and doing honest work, may DIRECTORS: ters. He has ever shown a deep inter­ BUSINESS LOCALS ~ day last, the following delegates were this work. He has been a member of g e seen from the fact that they have Constantine Gruler, Frederick Schemer, est in education, and our people, regard ­ chosen to represent Bingham township the Congregational church, in this vil­ Violin, Guitar and Bknjo Strings and been literally Hooded during the last Michael Spitzley, John H. Corbit, less of party, wish him well. in the county convention to be held at lage, since May 12,1861, and was super­ trimmings At A ldrich & Co. ’s. four months with orders for wagons. — C. C. Vamjhan. Frank Gruler. The St. Johns Mercantile Co., in order Joseph Cook. —An exchange has the following, democratic headquarters, over Wal­ intendent of the Sunday school here Leland ’* Restaurant, to handle their ever increasing and which states the case exactly : ‘‘A local dron's shoe store, in this village, to ­ several years. Under Sullivan ’s store, is now ready never ceasing volume of trade, required i*r Four per bent, interest paid on time deposit* newspaper is often accused of bias in morrow, (Friday) at 11 o ’clock a. m. :— He felt keenly the loss of his wife, for business on the European plan. a new dray that would, in every respect, regard to giving personal notices —of M. N. Duncan, II. J. Patterson, L. L. who died October 26,1891, for she was Charges reasonable and satisfaction be a match for the best black dray horse OTATE BANK OF *T. JOHNS. guaranteed. ______in Clinton county, so they very wisely mentioning the coming and going of Conn, Galusha Pennell, J. II. Fedewa, a faithful companion, helpmeet and tendered the Smith Bpithers an order COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS. some and omitting others. The faults Frank W. Lamphere and Orrin Miller. valued adviser. lie was a very kind, A line of Sheet Music at 1(1 cents a for one. The dray turned out by them copy At ALDRicn & Co.'s. are with the people and not with the —Miss Alta Bowers, daughter of Mr. tender-hearted father,and his memory is a marvel of beauty ; is of herculian CAPITAL. 50,000. will be very dear to his children and Oyster* strength; iron bound and rock ribbed. editor. He is willing and even anxious and Mrs. Hiram Bowers, of this village, The tiers are of steel, which, with the to tell who comes and goes, if he can died at the family residence early Mon­ grandchildren. in every shape at Leland's Restaurant. springs, weigh upwards of 700 pounds. NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS, $900,000 00 find out ; but a country newspaper can­ day morning, February 20,1893, of con ­ The funeral, which took place on Sat­ This dray, as a whole, is so nicely bal­ Indies' and gent's Purses, Wallets, anced in its construction that as car not afford to have a dozen salaried re­ sumption, aged 21 years and 11 months. urday afternoon last, from the house, Card-cases, etc. PORTER K. PERRIN, President. was largely attended. The interment ldrich after car of sugar arrives, each barrel porters. If you have visitors, let us She had been a great sufferer for the At A & Co.'s. seems to be as uneasy as the “ next” GEO. F. MARVIN, Vice-President. know who they are and where they come past ye ar, but endured all with remark­ was made in the family lot in St. Johns William llrun*on ’* Business. victim in a barber-shop, anxious to (pre­ J. W. FITZGERALD, Caahier. from ; if anything happens in your able patience. The funeral was held cemetery. Persons who have left business with side in the chair) secure a place on the H. H. FITZGERALD, Assutaat vicinity let us know about it; if you get yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o ’clock from William Brunson which has not yet been new dray. That Smith Brothers now Advertised Letters. completed; those indebted to him, and make the best wagon manufactured in DIRECTORS: married let us know the number and the M. E. church, and was attended by those to whom lie was indebted, will Clinton county, many farmers who have names of your guests ; if you know any­ a large concourse of sorrowing friends, recently purchased of them, can verify. P. K. Perrin, O. W. Monger, Geo. F. Marvin. J. H St. Johns, Feb. 42, 1850. please call at my office and all such mat­ thing let us know about it. You will many who knew her since childhood, A Friend of H onest Work . Corbit, J. H. Fedewa. Otl* Fuller, Edward Banos, Miss Loan Lawrence, Will ters will be arranged. Brown, G. W. Emmons. J. Sullivan, 2w will II. Brunson . find us ready to ‘notice ’ one ns well as coming from Greenbush township, her Outer, Henry Moore, Charlo* P. C. S. Allison, G. E. Corbin. Cangdon, Joel Palmer, Miss Lizzie Allison, the jeweler, sells and war­ another, patrons or otherwise, friends old home. The remains were interred Hohn, Christ Richardson. Marlon I). Copperplate Engraving done to order rants the celebrated Ante-Rheumatic or foes. Our object is to give the news.” ip St. Johns cemetery. Kurtz, Miss Clarp V. A. CHAPIN, P.M. By Aldrich & Co. rings. dParCent. Interest Paid oa Time Deposit*

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Wm. Noor.an was drowned at Sagi f£x STATE LEGISLATURE. CONGRESSIONAL. TROOPS NEEDED THERE. naw while working on the ice. READING IS KR0KE. 8*natk .—1Twenty-ninth day —Hills Intro ­ (ioUTnuirnl Authorities Dlurutslnt the Rudolph Wisenburg was convicted duced: Joint resolution for amendment to Senate .—Forty-eighth day —The sundry civil appropriation hill whs considered and and sentenced to Jackson for 7 years tbe constitution relative to tho circuit DIRECTORS MEET AND DECIDE Neinliii( of Soldiers to Hawaii. READABLE RESUME OF MANY court*i reorganising tue Fifth judicial cir­ dtoitoeeu of with the exrepilou of the for manslaughter for stabbing Julius cuit; amending law relative to express com ­ TO SURRENDER. World's Fair mid river and harlcr Improve- Washington , Feb. 21,—Anticipating MICHIGAN MATTERS. Kuck at Reese. panies; uinendlnv D"' relative to powers t*. The Nicaragua canal hill was the the 'ratification of the Hawaiian an ­ and duties of Incorporated villages; provld- source of considerable discussion between Fred Harris, a well-known Menom ­ ln»C a legal and uniform system of Intereel Mr Sherniun Mr. Teller and i liters. No nexation treaty by both the United AdventlaUT (ienrrul Conformed Held lu inee young man, was injured by a log and discount : amending the banking law: .Receivers Are Appointed — President action was taken. House .—The Invalid States Senate and the rprovisional gov ­ prohibiting any per-on from ui-lng any of pension hill and the pension appropriations Hattie Oreelc.— A Woman Convicted of rolling over hiip at Elmwood. He died the designations "and Company, ” “A t om-, Mel.cod. Chief Justice Pazsuu und K. occupied the entire Uuy. No action. ernment of Hawaii, the military and Murder. —Traveling Mau Suicide*. on his wuy to his home. putty,” or “A Co.;" bringing special charter P. Wilbur Appointed by the Court — hKNATK.«-Forty-nlnth day — The sundry navul authorities are discussing wliut roads under the general railroad law; for civil appropriation bill was considered and The priest of the Menominee Polish board of coutrol for Michigan Asylum for Knd of a Great Heal. all the amuiiduionts ill.-no-.eil of with the should be done for the preservation of congregation has been arrested for Insitno criminals; amending tho rail­ exception of river anil harbor Improve ­ peace on the islands pending the es­ Adventist's General Conference. road taw; to regulate tho closing of hurber ments. The President's message favoring The 30th session of the Seventh Day slandering the trustees of his church shops ou the first day of the week; foru state t lie untiuxui ion of Hawaii was rcud In ex­ tablishment of a permanent form of by accusing them of theft. normal school in the upper peninsula; Philadelphia , Pa., Feb. 21.—The ecutive session. The illplomatlc and consular government. It is realized from the Adventists ’ general conference was uiuendlng law relative to primary elections; most tremendous shock the railroads and the military academy appropriation held at Battle Creek. The roll called Grand Ledge Odd Fellows will have toamenu the liquor law: for the Rhine* ihl-; were reported mid placed on the cal­ heterogeneous character jot the popu- N showed over 150 delegates. The con ­ a big blowout Feb. 38. They will de ­ vote recorder to he used hi i lections; regu ­ and business circles of tho Eust have endar A resolution wus agreed to for the lation of the island and the general lating the use,transportation and sale of experienced in many years Was caused reu ilng of Washington's farewell address at ference is the legislative body of the dicate a large new hall. Visitors from ttr.li und game; to tlx tin- salaries of the the se.---loii of thei ’ll of February. Tribute tendency of the native element to rev­ church, and its jurisdiction embraces various places will attend. stute officers; to regulate the employment by the sudden announcement that the was paid to the memory of the late Repre­ olutionize that peacefully to rouintaiu the world. The leading men of the of women and children In manufacturing Reading' Voad was down at lust. Since sentative McDonald, of New Jersey, and the Edward B. Lidell was sentenced to Institutions; limiting appeals to the supreme rcitato adjourned. H ouse .—The invalid American sovereignty over the islands denomination were present represent­ life confinement at Jackson for the court to cases where tne amount Involved the great slump of Friday on the New pension appropriation hill occupied tho day. there must he a proper display of mil­ ing nearly every state in the union and murder of C. 8. Salter in the Cadillac la al least |W] amending the railroad laws York stock exchange traders hostile to mr lioutelle and Mr. Oates had a tilt over the countries of England, Scotland, regulating primary elections: empowering the ultitudi of the Democratic putty on itary from the time annexation be- Hotel, Detroit, last November. the got eraor and tne board of state a udltora the road have predicted its speedy pension legislation. The general debate becomes an established faet. Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, to aut horize the rebuilding or repair of any downfall, but there was still great con- wa* finished and the Mu read for amend ­ France, Germany, Switzerland, Russia, A petition is being quite generally building owned by the state which may ment-. The first offered was one transfer ­ In this connection the advisability of South Africa, Australia and South signed in Adrian, asking that Capt. B. ha • c i>» eii dealroysd. Bill passed: nohlblt- tidenee among Philadelphia holders ring the pension bureau front the Interior sending troops of the regular army to lng the giving away and selling of liquors that the weight of capital behind the to the War department. Points of order America. F Graves be made commandant of the upon the waters of this state lying outside ' it" raised and the bill went over without the islands is being informally though At the opening meeting a congrega ­ soldiers ’ home at Grand Rapids. the lioutidarlesof any city, village andtown- Reading would earry the road through action. seriously discussed by many army offi ­ tion of 3,000 was in attendance. 1*. J. shlpi authorizing water .supply companies to the crisis. s'snath .—Fiftieth day —The sundry civil The topographical survey of Connec ­ onerate electrical plants in connec ­ n I 'opriutlon t)|H wits under consideration cers. The navy people, as a rule, be­ I). Wcssells, of South Africa, intro ­ ticut shows the area to be 5,004 square tion with their water works system. The strain was too much, however, »i'n Air. Vest took occasion to wore the lieve that the sailors and marines duced the newly organized conference miles or 340 square miles greater than H ouse .—The contested election ca-es of anti this moraihg the management suc­ present administration for the depleted I'tivock \s. Kitsch und 8chnlll>crg vs. Griffin should be utilized for this purpose, hut of South Africa for membership and supposed. The cost was 885,000. cumbed. The attorneys for the road condition of thu treasury and also twitted was unanimously received. Eight years were taken up. It was shown to the satis* Mr < handler for his energetic work in be­ they are forced to admit that by reason fit. tlon of u majority of the House that un ­ appeared in court and asked that a "re­ half of the movement prohibiting immigra ­ ago Mr. Wessels embraced the Advent ­ The Charlotte Improvement company authorized persons hud Illegally entered tion tor fear of the cholera uihi then sAid- of the limited number of naval vessels ist faith and he has been a most earn ­ was voted 85,000 by the city council. the voting booths In the Fourth precinct ceiver be appointed to take charge at • * nly urging the annexation of Hawaii with at hand it might hu advisable to send An injunction prevented the payment, of the Fifth ward of Detroit, thus giving noon. A. A. McLeod, Chief Justice NitXx) foreigners and lO.OuO natives and lep- est worker ever since, lie is connected cause to throw out the vote of that precinct resy firmly established there. Air. Vest several batteries of artillery from with the famous Kimberly Diamond but the injunction was dissolved. which elected the contestants. Davock was Edward I’axson and E. P. Wilbur were thought Mr. Chandler inconsistent, to say California, to remain at Honolulu mine in South Africa and his immense given the seat occupied by Kusch by u vote appointed receivers and the offices have the least. The mneuilments reducin St. Clair Co.cannot secure enough un ­ of .'>4 to 23. Mr. 8c hell berg was given Griffin's appropriations for Day Lake channel. 8t. until some of the new vessels can lie wealth makes him a most efficient prejudiced veniremen to try the alleged • al bv a vote of 88 i<> 2i. Mr. Barkworth been turned over to them. The news Mary's river, Mich., from tfSlW.OOD to *225,000; sent from this eoast. Under the per­ agent. presented a protest against the action. Bills murderev Kuhn, of Port Huron, and has caused a frenzy of excitement in for M. Mury's river, Midi., front $1,000,030 to manent form of government to he es­ the case may go to Lapeer county. Introduced: Regulating the taking of tish td i')0,(l00, und the appropriation for tho in Inland waters: for the dlstributIon of es­ the city. channel connecting the waters of the great tablished by legislation it is suggested “America for American*. ” tates of Insolvents; regulating distribution The collapse of the combine lias lakes between Chi •'.go. Duluth and Kuttulo Alva Rhodes and Norman Stevens, of lii-olvont corporations; amending law from $1,000,000 to $375,000 were agreed to; there should be a standing army organ ­ The state council of the Michigan 16 years old. were arrested at Bay City relative to assignments of creditors; amend ­ already caused a number of failures. .an amendment involving the continuance ized from the inhabitants of the islands. Junior Order of United American Me­ ing acts relating to incorporation of the of the office of supervisor of elections for numerous burglaries and confessed. In New York W. F. Russell and T. F. A number of American officers, it has chanics held a two days ’ session at Their parents are highly esteemed. baptist convention and for Incorporation of brought on an acrimoious discussion baptist churches; providing for tne removal Delaney, two big traders in the Con ­ which occupied tho remainder of the day. been further suggested, should be de- " Saginaw. About 50 delegates were of suits in law or equity front one circuit House .—The pension appropriation hill was Nellie Cudlip, aged 18, gave birth to court to another; appropriating money for a solidated Exchange, have gone under. tailed to perfect the orrgnization, and present and also the following state a child on a public highway, near Ope- resumed In committee of the whole. Mr. officers: State councilor, W. Niles umidue hospital at Sault Ste. Marie; making Other smaller failures are reported. Tur-ney, during the ill-eussion. accused Mr. when the United States has established chee, with the themometer 10 degrees first Monday of September a legal holiday; The board of directors met at 11 Morse of attributing insulting Language Stevens; state vice-councilor, Theodore below zero. Mother and child will live. to prohibit the manufacture or sale of In ­ toward veterans to hint (Mr. Tarsney). Mr. the proposed coaling station in Port Mickel; state council secretary, S. E. toxicating liquors and to suspend the o ’clock. It was expected that a state­ Morse denied the assertion anil mutters be- Harbor there should be an American Henry Benson, a wealthy farmer liv­ general laws for the taxation of ;an to look warm when Mr. I urpin a-ked Shoon maker. The special object of llqtaer traffic, and to provide for ment of the pending difficulty would cave to speak. Upon leave being grunted garrison to defend the entrance to the the order is to maintain und protect ing near Flint, paid a fine of $40, after local option in the prohibition of saloons In be given out during the day, but the Mr. Turpin Inquired If Mr. Tarsney was harbor. Americans and to shield them from the pleading guilty to cruelty to animals, cities, towns or villages throughout tho rumors of receiverships were scouted fuwureoftlio faet that there stood today lie starved his horses, allowing several state: providing for the repayment of com ­ upon the pension rolls an ex-soldier, a alleged depressing effect of foreign mutation money to men drafted during the by friends of the road. cit izen of Indiana, who was drawing a pen ­ WEdDED IN JAIL. competition, also to assist Americans of them to die. war. The excitement at the open ­ sion of Sl!l a month for total deafness, who in obtaining employment, to establish Muskegon people are already making Thirtieth day. —No session of the Senate. was receiving a salary of $1,800 a year and And Then the Bridegroom Makes a- a sick and benefit fund, to maintain House .—An Invitation from Gen. Alger to ing of the 8tock Exchange this who was employed at the telephone. Mr. preparations to entertain the Michigan attend a reception at ids Detroit residence Waugh advanced to the arena In front of Successful Dash fur Freedom. the public school system of the United veterans on the occasion of the state morning was intense and almost the speaker's desk and In a loud voice called on Washington ’s birthday was accepted. New Y ork , Feb. 21.—A Raynor States and to prevent sectarian inter­ encampment, to be held in that city A memorial from the state W. G. T. U. for a panic prevailed. The first sale of for the name at the same time suying he did not believe the assertion. Mr. I'tirpln also (Texas) special says: Pettus Moore, ference therewith and to uphold the March 7, 8 and 9. the passage Of a prohibition law was Reading was at 15, a a loss of 3% over received. The committee on labor ln- started to the front and said the pensioner's son of Dr. J. M. Moore, on last Thurs- . reading of the Bible therein. The Miss Gertrude Beigh, a domestic at t o rest s reported favorably a bill to the closing quotations Saturday. Fol ­ name is “\V. F. Davis.” Mr. Waugh declared the assertion false. Excitement was at fever day obtained a license to marry Miss meeting of the national council will be the home of Clarence M. Putnam, of require blowers In all establishments lowing this drop thestock steadily de ­ held in Detroit next June, and it is exl where emery wheels are used; also, to regu ­ heat as the two men advanced toward each Nashville, committed suicide by shoot ­ late the employ incut of women and children clined and at 10:15 was quoted at 14. other anil blow- were about to b. evehangeil Kattie Blackshear, a reigning belle of pected 40,000 delegates and others wil- ing herself through the heart. The in manufacturing establishment*, and for when several members rushed forward just this section, and they were to have toe present. the appoint ment of inspectors to enforce the The stock of the roads allied with in time to prevent a more disgraceful scene. cause is unknown. same. A concurrent resolution was offered Reading were also hammered down. The speaker rapped the members to com ­ been married in grand style on the fol ­ parative order and the House adjourned. lowing morning. Mrs. Dalton Guilty of Murder. A lot of beer in bottles arrived in for a change in the constitution so that here­ New England showed a loss of 1% per after the supreme court shall have juris­ Senate .—Fifty-first day. — The sundry Just before the ceremony was to have Thejury in the case of Mrs. Mary A. Champion a few days ago from Mil­ diction over the contest for scats in cent on the opening sale at 40, while it civil appropriation biiioceupied the day and waukee. Thp lot was frozen and every the legislature. Hills Introduced: Re­ no progress was mu

traveller. Lastly, the herbage under ­ ored fluid from the pores of their own creatures of the sea have what roofs TABERNACLE PULPIT. neath these trees and shrubs is com ­ neck. It is a most interesting thing of enamelled porcelain I They dwell pletely covered with snails of a prodig ­ to see these crustacean animals fashion under what pavillions, blue as the sky ious size and of the best sort, and how­ their own homes out of carbonate of and fiery as a sunset and mysterious TALMAGEON“GOD AMONG THE ever uninviting such a repast might lime and membrane. And all of this is as an aurora! And am I not right in ’ SHELLS.” appear to us, thev are here esteemed a a mighty lesson to those who are wait­ leading you, for a few moments, The Royal Baking Powder is in­ great delicacy. They are so plentiful ing for others to build their fortunes, through this mighty realm of God so in this valley that it may be literally when they ought to go to work and, neglected by human eye and human Anri the I.ord Maid Unto IIIiiih, Tftk* said that it is difficult to take one Btep like the mollusks, build their own footstep? -It is said that the harp dispensable to progress incookery Uuto Time Sweet (iploei, Mart* and without treading on them.” fortunes out of their own brain, and lute were Invented from the fact Onychw—A Most Kloqueut beruiou So the shelled creatures saved the out of their own sweat, out that in Egypt, the Nile overflowed its out of their own industries. Not banks, and when the waters retreated from K.xodue. host of Israelites on the march to the promised land, and the attack of infi­ a mollusk on all the beaches tortoises were left by the million on and to the comfort and conve ­ delity at this point is defeated by the of all the seas would have a house of all the lands, and these tortoises died, Brooklyn . N. Y , Feb.lG.—In the Tabernacle facts, as infidelity is always defeated shell, if it had not itself built one. Do and soon nothing was left but the this forenoon, the Ht-v. Dr. Talmage con ­ by facts, since it is founded on ignor ­ not wait for others to shelter you or cartilages and gristle of these crea­ tinued h a course of sermon* on "God Every­ ance. In writing and printing our in ­ prosper yoH. All the crustaeeous crea­ tures, which tightened under the beat nience of modern housekeeping. where.’* His subject was: "The Conchology of terrogation point has at the bottom a tures of the earth, from every flake of into musical strings that, when the Bible, or God among the Shells,” the text Royal is undoubtedly the purest and most reliable baking being taken from Exodus. 5Wth chapter. 34th mark like a period and over it a flour ­ their covering and from every ridge of touched by the wind or the foot of verse: "And the Lord said uuto Moses, Take ish like the swing o' a teamster’s their tiny castles on Atlantic and Pa­ man, vibrated, making sweet sounds, powder offered to the public.— U. S. Gov't Chemist s Report. unto thee sweet spices, xtacte and onycha." whip, and we put this interrogation cific and Mediterranean coasts say: and so the world Cook the hint and You may not have noticed the shells point at the end of a question; but in “Help yourself while God helps you to fashioned the harp; and am I not For finest food I can use none but Royal. —A. Fortin , of the Bible, although in this early the Spanish language the interroga ­ help yourself. ” Those people who are right in trying to make music out of Chef, White House, for Presidents Cleveland and Arthur. part of the sacred booh, God calls you tion point is twice used for each ques­ waiting for their father or rich old the shells, and lifting them as a harp, to consider and employ them, as ho tion. At the beginning of the question uncle to die and leave them a fortune from which to thrum the jubilant the interrogation point is presented are as silly as a mollusk would be to praises of the Lord, and the pathetic It is a curious fact and one difficult IT the Ht»by !• Cutting Teeth, called Moses to consider and employ Be mre and uae that old and well-tried remedy, Va*. them. The onycha of my text is a upside down and at the close of the wait for some other mollusk to drop strains of human condolence?! to account for ; that the red-headed girl Wimslow ’s Soothing Bvkuf for children teething shell found on the banks of the Red question rightsideup. When infidolity on it a shell equipment. It would kill But I find the climax ot this conchol ­ is not afraid of a white mouse. puts a question about the Scriptures, the mollusk, as, in most cases, it de ­ Sea, and Moses and his army must ogy of the Bible in the Pearl, which There are men who always take out A popular drink —the same. have crushed many of them under as it always indicates ignorance, the stroys a man. Notone person out of has this distinction above all other question ought to be printed with two a hundred ever was strong enough to their watches with an air that seems to “Hannon ’s Music Corn Halve.** foot as they crossed the bisected waters, gems that it requires no human hand Wnrranted to cure, or money rofuudetl. Alt JuaV onycha on the beach and onycha in the interrogation points, one at the begin ­ stand a large estate by inheritance to bring out its beauties. Job speaks say they know the sun is wrong. drum!let for It. Price *8 cenU. unfolded bed of the deep. I shall ning and oue at the close, but both dropped on him in a chunk. Have of it and its sheen is in Christ’s ser­ The third son of the president of speak of this shell as a beautiful and upside down. great expectations from only two per­ mon, and the Bible, which opens with France is a private in the French army, Dead men draw no pensions. practical revelation of God, and as Thank God for the wealth of mol- sons —God and yourself. the onycha of my text, closes with the waiting for his admission to the Ecole But the more I examine the shells, Hrummell'a Cough Drops. true as the first chapter of Genesis and lusks all up and down the earth, Pearl. Of such value is this crustace- Polytechnique. tT«e RrummtU'* Celebrated Cough I>rup*. The f the last chapter of Revelation or every­ whether feeding the Israelites on their the more I am impressed that God is a ous product, I do not wonder that, for Ine hare A. H. B. on each drop. Sold everywhere. God of emotion. Many scoff at emo ­ It is a great deal easier to get up at thing between. Not only is this shell, way to the land flowing with milk and the exclusive right of fishing for it on A coat of paint bus no buttons on It. the onycha, found at the Red Sea, but honey, or, as we are better acquainted tion, and seem to think that God is a the shores of Ceylon, a man paid to the six o ’clock in the morning the evening in the waters of India. It not only de- with the mollusks, when flung to the God of cold geometry and iron laws English government 8600,000 for one before than it is when six o ’clock in and eternal apathy and enthroned &n >» nroiunin. no nt niter urst any * uve. etr lectates the eye with its convolutions of beach of lake or sea. There are three season. So exquisite is the Pearl, I do the morning really arrives. velous cure* Trentl.e nn<1 n no trial hottle free to M* beauty, white and lustrous and ser­ great families of them If I should stoicism. No! No! The shells, with not wonder that Pliny thought it was Silver name checks to attach to trav­ •see* Send to Or. kune. Ml Arch St . Philadelphia, overpowering emphasis, deny it. iated, but blesses the nostril with a ask you to name three of the great made out of a drop of dew, the creature eling bags are shown among new royal families of the earth, p rhaps While law and order reign in the uni ­ An ossified man Is a mere shad, obi pungent aroma. This shell-fish, ac­ rising to the surface to take it, and the things in small silver. These make a customed to feed on spikenard, is you would respond, the House of verse, you have but to see the lavith- chemistry of nature turning the liquid redolent with that odorous plant, Stuart, the House of Ilapsburg; the ness of color on the Crustacea, all into a solid. You will see why the pretty gift for either a man or a Coughing Lewdn to Consumption. redolent when alive and redolent House of Bourbon, but the three shades of crimsou from faintest blush Bible makes so much of the pearl in its woman. Kemp’s Balsam will stop the cough eat to blood of battle-field, all shades of once. You will see tlie excellent effect after when dead. Its shells, when burnt, royal families of mollusks are the similitudes if you know how much it All the ladies, who less than a year the first dose. Ask your friends about it. SOo bewitch the air with fragrance. In Univalve, or shell in one part, the Bi­ blue, all shades of green, all shades of costs to get it Boats with divers sail ago, formed a cooking clnb at Wash­ and $1.00 at all druggists. my text, God commands Joseph to valve, or shell of two parts, and all colors from deepest black to whitest out from the island of Ceylon, ten ington, have since that time captured ------* — light, just called out on the shells with mix this onycha with the perfumes of the Multivalve, or shell in many divers to each boat Thirteen men husbands, and the cooking club has Patience is a virtue—in other people. the altar in the ancient Tabernacle, parts, and I see God in their every no more order than a mother premedi ­ guide and manage the boat Down into tates or calculates how many kisses "gone to pot. ” Lane's Medicine Moves the ltowela Each and I propose to mix some of its per­ hinge, in their every tooth, in their the dangerous depths, amid sharks Day. In order to lie healthy this Is neces­ fumes at the altar of Brooklyn Taber­ every cartilage, in their every liga ­ and hugs she shall give her babe wak­ that swirl around them, plunge the A resident of Burke county, Georgia, sary. Cures constipation, headache, kidney nacle, for having spoken to you on the ment, in their every spiral ridge, and ing up in the morning sunlight. Yes. divers, while 60,000 people anxiously has a couple of peculiar fowls —a cross and liver troubles and regulates thestomacn Astronomy of the Bible or God among in their every color, prism on prism, My God is an emotional God, and he gaze on. After three or four minutes ’ between common barnyard chicken and bowels. Price 80c ana 81.00 at all dealers. the Stars, the Chronology of the Bible and their adaptation of thin shell says: “We must have colors and let absence from the air the diver ascends, and a guinea. Their plumage is darker Features of sporting life—broken noses. or God among the Centuries, the Or­ for still ponds and thick coatings for the sun paint all of them on nine-tenths strangulated and blood than that of a partridge, while they the scroll of that shell, and we nithology of the Bible or God among boisterous seas. They all dash upon rushing from ears and nostrils, and are speckled as a guinea. We eat too much and take too little out ­ the Birds, the Mineralogy of the Bible me the thought of the providential must have music, and here is a carol door exercise. This Is the fault of our mod ­ flincing his pearly treasure on the A German woman, Frau Dr. von ern civilization. It is claimed that Garfield or among the Amethysts, the Ichthy­ care of God. What is the nse of all for the robin, and a psalm for man, and sand, falls 'into unconsciousness. Oh. Tea. a simple herb remedy, helps Nature to ology of the Bible or God among the this architecture of the shell, and why a doxology for the seraphim and a res­ it is an awful exp su;*e and strain and Wettstein Adels, spent three months overcome these abuses. Fishes, I now come to speak of the is it pictured from the outside lip urrection call for the archangel.” Aye, peril to fish for pearls, and yet thev as a common factory hand at Chemnitz clear down into its labyrinths of con ­ he showed himself a God of sublime and in the neighborhood, working in Keep the hogs away from the sheep, es­ Conchology of the Bible or God among do so, and is it not a wond<-r that to pecially when theewes are lambing. the Shells. struction? Why the infinity of skill emotion when he flung himself on this get that which the Bible calls five different factories, gathering mar and radiance in a shell? What is the world in the personality of Christ to the pearl of great price, worth more terial for a work on the subject of Sudden Changes of Weather cause Throat It is a secret that you may keep for save it, without regard to the tears it me, for I have never before told it to use of the color and exquisite curve of than all other pearls put together, women textile workers. Diseases. There Is no more effectual rem­ edy for Coughs, Colds, etc., than Brown ’s anyone, that in all the realms of the a thing so insignificant as a shell-fish? would take, or the blood it would ex­ there should be so little anxiety, so haust or the agonies it would crush Among the advertisements for cur­ Bronchial Troches . Hold only in boxks . natural world, there is nothing to me Why, when the conchologist.by dredge little struggle, so little enthusiasm. Price 25 cts. out. When I see the Louvres and the ates recently was one for a bachelor, so fascinating, so completely absorb ­ or rake, fetches the crustaeeous speci­ Would God that we were all as wise as Luxembourgs and the Vaticans of di ­ ing, so full of suggestiveness, as a mens to the shore, does he find at his the merchantman Christ commended, who must be an “earnest, Evangelis ­ One of the points In a good Rhepherd is to shell. What? More entertaining feet whole Alliambras and Colos- vine painting strewn along the S.OCO “who, when he had found one pearl of tic Catholic without a mustache.” The know well how to care for the lambs. than a bird, which can Bing, when a seums and PartheDons and Crystal miles of coast, and [ hear, in a forest, great price, went and sold all thathe church which wanted him was de ­ shell cannot sing? Well, there you Palaces of beauty in min ­ on a summer morning, musical acade ­ had and bought t ” scribed as in a “healthy, bracing and My Experience. mies and Handel ’s.societies of full or ­ have made a great mistake. Pick up iature, and these bring to light But what thrills me with suggestive ­ lovely district, ” observing all the “six I have used Dr. Deane's Dyspepsia Pills fo* the onycha from the banks of the Red only an infinitesraal part of the chestras, I say God is a God of emo ­ ness is the material of which all pearls Indigestion and constipation, and found tion, and if he observes mathematics, points ” of ritual in its worship^ I them an excellent remeuv for those troubles. Sea or pick up a bivalve from the opulence in the great subaqueous are made. They are fashioned from Vt. T. BAKER, beach of the Atlantic Ocean, and world. Linmeus counted twenty-five it is mathematics set to music, aud his the wound of the shell-fish. The ex­ French novelists are forming a pow ­ Meat Market. Canton. N. Y. Write Dr. J. A. Deane & to., ( atskill, N. Y listen, and you hear a whole choir of hundred species of shells, but con ­ figures are written, not in white chalk udation from that wound is fixed and erful association for the protection of marine voices —bass, alto, soprano —in chology had then only begun its on blackboards, but written by a hardened and enlarged into a pearl. their rights against publishers, their finger of sunlight on walls of jasmin Do not fear sin; overcome It. an unknown tongue, but seeming to achievements. While exploring the The ruptured vessels of the water an ­ chief alleged grievances being that j and trumpet-creeper. chant, as I put them to my ear, “The bed of the Atlantic Ocean in prepara­ imal fashioned the gem that now the publishers sell their books at any | A full stomach glveth courage. sea is his and he made it;” others sing ­ tion for laying the cable, shelled ani ­ In my study of the conchology of the adorns finger or ear-ring or sword Speak kindly of the rich; they need It. Bible, this onycha of the text also im­ price they can get for them, and that ' ing, “Thy way, Oh God, is in the sea;” mals were brought up from depths of hilt or Ring ’s crown. Sq , out of The house fly Is very slow In hls moving. nineteen hundred fathoms. When presses me with the fact that religion they print and sell a larger number of ; others hymning, “He ruleth the rag ­ the wounds of earth will come The rose cannot inhale its own fragrance. ing of the sea.” “What.” says some ­ lifting the telegraph wire from the is perfumed. What else could God the pearls of heaven. Out of the volumes than thev account for. one else, “does the shell impress you Mediterranean and Red Seas, shelled have meant when he said to Moses: “Take unto thee sweet spices, stacte wound of conviction the pearl of more than the star?” In some respects creatures were brought up from pardon. Out of the wound of bereave­ the only onxnzs. yes, because 1 can handle the shell and depths of two thousand fathoms. The and onycha?” Moses took that shell ment the pearl of solace. Out. of the closely study the shell, while I cannot English Admiralty, exploiing in be­ of the onycha, put it over the fire, and SPECIMEN COLD MEDAL. as it crumbled into ashes, it exhaled wound of loss the pearl of gain. Out handle the star, and if I study it, must half of science, found mollusks at a of the deep wound of the grave the study it at a distance of millions and depth of twenty-four hundred and an odor that hung in every curtain At every International, Industrial and filled the ancient Tabernacle, and pearl of resurrection joy. Out of the millions of miles. “What,” says some ­ thirty-five fathoms, or fourteen thou­ wounds of a Savior ’s life and a one else, “are you more impressed by sand two hundred and ten feet deep. its sweet smoke escaped from the or State Fair, American or Foreign, sacred precincts and saturated the Savior ’s death, the rich, the radiant, the shell than the flower? ” Yes, for What a realm awful for vastness! the everlasting pearl of heavenly glad ­ it has far greater varieties and far As the shell is only the house and outside air. Perfume! That is what where it has been placed in competition religion is. But, instead of that, some ness. “And the twelve gates were greater richness of color, as I could the wardrobe of insignificant animals twelve pearls.” Take the consolation, show you in thousands of specimens, of the deep, why all that wonder and make it a mal-odor. They serve God in a rough and acerb way. They box all ve who have been hurt, whether and because the shell does not fade, as beauty of construction? God ’s care hurt in body, or hurt in mind, or hurt ST. JACOBS OIL does the rose leaf, but maintains its for them is the onlv reason. And if their child’s ears because he does not in souL Get your ti oubles sanctified. beauty century after century, so that God provide so munificently for them, properly keep Sunday, instead of making Sunday so attractive the If you suffer with Christ on earth, you the onycha which the hoof of will he not see that you have ward ­ will reign with him in glory. The has carried off The Highest Awards aa Pharuoh's horse knocked aside in the robe and shelter? Wardrobe and child could not help but keep it. They make him learn tears of enrth nre the crystals of chase of the Israelites across the Red shelter for a periwinkle; shall there heaven. “Every several gate was one THE BEST PAIN CURE. not be wardrobe and shelter for a by heart a difficult chapter in Sea may have kept its luster to this of pearl.” hour. Yes, they are so parti-colored man? Would God give a coat of mail the Book of Exodus, with all the hard and many colored that you might pile for the defence of a Nautilus and names, because he has been naughty. NEW ZEALAND EXHIBITION-1882. them up until you would have a wall leave you no defence against the storm? How many disagreeable good people Gypsies and Witches. CALCUTTA INT. EXH I BITION—1883-d. with all the colors of the wall of Does he build a stone house for a there are. No one doubts their piety, The gypsies believe that witches use CINCINNATI IND. EXPOSITION-1884. Heaven, from the jasper at the bot ­ creature that lasts a season and leave and they will reach heaven, but they CALIFORNIA STATE FAIR-1884. eggshells to make plates, pots and LOUISVILLE SO. EXPOSITION-1884. tom to the amethyst at the top without home a soul that takes hold will have to get fixed up before they dishes to feed out of at their banquet*. go there, or they will make trouble by MARYLAND STATE AGR. ASSO.-1884. _____ Oh, the shells! The petrified foam on centuries and aeons? Hugh Miller Witches, to preserve their health, of the sea. Oh, the shells! The hard­ found “The f ootprints of the Creator calling out to us, “Keep off that THE OITLY 03STE in the Old Red Sandstone, ’’ and I hear grass! ’’ “What do you mean by pluck­ must, with every increase of the moon, ened bubbles of the deep. Oh, the Proprietary Medicine that ever received such distinction. Therefor© shells! which are the diadems thrown the harmonies of God in the tinkle of ing that flower? ’’ “Show your tick­ suck the blood of such men as were the sea shells when the tides come in. ets!” Oh! liow many Christian people born at the increase of the moon. what all the World knows of its Curative Qualities, vriiat impartial by the ocean to the feet of the conti ­ Judges have awarded, entitles it to the claim of THE BEST. nents. How the shells are ribbed, The same Christ who drew a lesson of need to obey my text, and take into Those people who suffer from a witch grooved, cylindered, mottled, irri- providential care from the fact that their worship and their behavior and fall into a kind of a lycanthropy. A cony of the"Official Portfolio of the World ’s Columbian Exposition. ” descriptive of descent. They were used as coin by God clothes the grass of the field in ­ their consociations and presbyteries They are characterized by a pale, Buildings and Grounds beautifully illustrated. in^.rrroWHW.sw^lfb.srnt to any address unon receipt of lOc. In Postage stamps by THL UlAhLLS A. VOhfcLlK CO., some of the nations. They were structs me to draw the same lesson and general assemblies and conferences sunken countenance, hollow, mourn ­ address upon receipt < from the shells. more onycha. I have sometimes gone Baltimore . Mo . fastened in belts by others, and made ful eyes, swollen lips and flabby, list­ In almost every man’s life, however in a very gale of spirit into the pres­ in handles of wooden implements by less arms. At night they Often change still others. Mollusks not only of the well born and prosperous for years, ence of some disagreeable Christians -ELY'S CREAM BALM-TbuMHu** the U»sul themselves into wolves and do great ranagra, Allays Pain aud Inflammation, Heals sea but mollusks of the land. Do you and in almost every woman ’s life, there and in five minutes felt wretched, and the« Sores'.,. wRestores. a - rfiTaste A nn«l. I k.Smell, m 1 amVI OW f II YIlM know how much they have had to do comes a very dark time, at least, once. at some other time I have gone de ­ harm. Transformed into dogs, they with the world ’s history? They saved A conjunction of circumstances will pressed into the company of suave and must accompany the witches on their the Church of God from extinguish­ threaten baultrupcy and homelessness genial souls, and in a few moments I nightly forays. The tent gypsies cut ment. The Israelites marched out of and starvation. It may be that these felt exhilerant. What was the differ ­ the tail off a dog that comes into their Egypt two million strong, besides words will meet the ear or will meet ence? It was the difference in what possession so that he may not turn (liven Belief at once for Cold In flocks and herds. The Bible says the eye of those who are in such state they burnt on their censers. The one back into a man. in case he has been Apply into the Nottrilt.------It it Quickly of foreboding. Come, then, and see burnt onycha; the other burnt asa- Ic. Druggists or by maiL ELY DUOS., M Wan “the people took their dough before one, and had been changed by a witch it was leavened, their kneading how God gives an ivory palace to a foetida. into a wolf. troughs being bound up in the clothes water animal that you could cover In this conc'Aological study of 'the LIGHTNING—Tho 60 Day Cabbage. on their shoulders. . . . They with a ten-cent piece, and clcthes in Bible, I also notice that the mollusks Thlf I* absolutely the esrlleet esblntg* in tho world. B«IS were thrust forth out of Egypt and armor against all attack, a coral no or shelled animals furnish the purple Why One Woman Wtarit Diamond Him;. vary source. Pkg., l.lo.; 1* o*., S5c.; % lb., (2, postpaid. could not tarry, neither had they pre­ bigger than a snowflake. I do not that you see richly darkening so many An Englishwoman living near St THE EARLIEST VEGETABLES Will bo In great d.mand thli spring and will fetch big pr'nsa pared for themselves any victuals.” think that .God will take better care scripture chapters. The purple stuff John's Wood is proudly wearing an ex To h.T. ih* earlier t, plant Seller , feed*. Just think of it! Forty years in the of a bivalve than of one of his own in the ancient Tabernacle, the purple quisite diamond ring, which she re 30 pkg*. Earliest Vegetable NoeeUla*, ft, postpaid. wilderness. Infidelity triumphantly children. I i ake to your feet with the girdle of the priests, tlie purple mantle FOR 14e. (WITH CATALOGUE, 19e.) ceived Christmas from Sarah Bern­ To Introduce our Med* *T*rywb*ra, we .end, postpaid, upca asks how could they live forty years Gospel rake the most thorough evi­ of Roman emperors, the apparel of lptof Ido.: in the wilderness without food? You dences of God ’s care for his creatures, Dives in purple and fine linen, aye, hardt. It was presented in recognition 1 peckege Six Weeks'RadIrh, 1(V>. I* aM»r«rk*co*, of a single very brief meeting, and of 1 " 8ilr*r State Lettuce, lfle. lifted D.where say manna fell. Oh, that was after a I pile around you great mounds of the purple robe which, in mockery, 1 " Giant Prolific Tomato, 20o. long while. They would have starved shells, that they may teach you a most was thrown upon Christ, were colored a service from which many women 1 “ Long Giant Cucumber, 10c. liter VOr. comforting theology. Oh. ye of little S " Brilliant Flower Seed*, Sfio. ALL FOR 14c. long before the manna fell. The fact by the purple of the shell? on the would have shrunk. When the actress SALZER’S SEED CATALOGUE is they were chiefly kept alive by the faith, walk among these arbors of shores of the Mediterranean. It was was staying at Su John’s Wood last It ta fin.it published. Co*M n* ov«r fM.OUUt It i* gladly mollusks of the land or shelled crea­ coraline, and look at these bouquets of discovered by a shepherd’s dog having summer her pet snake (used in her mi>lie.I upon r ceipt of So. pootage. tures. Mr. Fronton and Mr. Sicard shell fit to be handed a queen on her Btained his mouth by breaking one of JOHN A. SALZER SEED CO., La Crosse, Wis. coronation day, and see these fallen representation of “Cleopatra ”) made took the same route from Egypt toward the shells, and the purple aroused ad ­ its escape and started from Hemp­ Canaan that the Israelites took, and rainbows of color, and examine these miration. Costly purple! Six pounds they give this as their testimony: lilies in stone, these primroses in stone, of the purple liquor extracted from stead Heath. The Englishwoman met mendmcm your own harness the truant, noticed that it wore a gold Unlike the Dutch Process “Although the children of Israel these heliotropes in stone, these cow ­ the shell-fishes was used to pre­ wiTn must have consisted of ubout two mill­ slips in stone, these geraniums in pare one pound of wool. Purple chain and a jeweled ring, captured it, No Alkalies ion of souls, with baggage and in ­ stone, these japonicas in ston«\ Oh, was also used on the pages and promptly brought it back to its THOMSON'S — OR — numerable flocks and herds, they were ye, who have your telescopes ready, of books. Bibles and prayer- mistress, who was plunged in grief looking out on clear nights, trying to SLOTTED Other Chemicals not likely to experience any incon ­ books appeared in purple yel- over her supposed loss. The Christ­ are used in the venience in their march. Several thou­ see what is transpiring in Mars, lum, which may still be found in some mas gift was the sequel. V preparation of sand persons might walk abreast with Jupiter, and Mercury, know that of the national libraries of Europe. CLINCH RIVETS. the greatest ease in the very narrow ­ within a few hours’ walk or ride of Plutarch speaks of some purple which No tools required. Only a hammer needed W. BAKER & CO/S , Chap«ron*x

It is contended that the fact that a sell is not widely kuown among public H. J. G0ERGE, The Independent. citizen is or is not a contributing mem­ men, but those who do know him speak Your Watch TIME TABLE ber of a militia organization should not iu such high terms of both kis ability IN EFFECT Dealer in GKO HOE 8.CORB1T, Editor and Proprietor. be a test as to his right or duty to sit in aftd his democracy that his selection to judgement on his fellow citizen's right be Postmaster General meets with much Insured Free. Oct. 23d, 1892. BT.JOHNS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28,1888 to life, liberty or property, but that far favor. The republicans have been and A perfect insurance against theft or accideqf FURNITURE! is the now famous Picture Frames, I'hromoM, Etc. weightier reasons should be considered are still trying to use Judge Gresham as WESTWARD. DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION'. to determine this important obligation. a lever to create dissention in the ranks • a. ►»« « ►. It is furthermore urged that no citizen of the democratic party, but they are *The democrats of Michigan will meet In a !o fr* Id-5Q. © g ftf* 1 also sell should be excused from this duty which STATION?. - . 8 u'S state convention at the Auditorium, in the meeting with poor success. No good 3 CQD !_ * 15 IRON AM) WOODEN ITJMD8. city of Detroit, on Tuesday, February 38, at 12 he owes the State, save for good reason, democrat is foolish enough to expect o'clock noon, for the purpose of nominating: and any law that assists in weakening that every man selected as a member of z one candidate for Associate Justice of the the judiciary, even to build up military the cabinet will be iiis personal choice a. m. a. in. p. p. iu. Hupreme Court of Michigan, and two candi ­ BOW, DETROIT...... Lv 6 50 10 50| 4 06 8 45 10 45 power should not be tolerated. for the place. Every student of history Milwaukee Jet.... 7 10 U 10: 4 25 9 05 11 05 dates for regents of the university, and the the only bow (ring) which cannot be pullet 1 l>. HI. { transaction of such other business as may The claim is made that those who knows that circumstances have quite as or wrenched from the case. Can only be Pontiac ...... 7 58 12 00 5 07 9 50 12 15 properly come before the convention. Each take advantage of the law in question a. in. much, and often more* to do with the had on cases containing this trade mark. Holly...... 8 42 12 451 6 51 10 30 county in the state will be entitled to one dele ­ 1 II are, as a rule, the persons who, by their choice of members of the cabinet then — MADS BY— Durand ...... 0 35 1 M 6 SO 11 10 2 13 gate for each .VO votes east for Govenor at the knowledge and experience in business the personal inclinations of the Presi­ Owossu Jet...... , 10 15 ■1 86 7 80 3 05 last general election and one additional dele ­ Keystone Watch Case Company, St.Johns ...... 1 10 64' 3 06 8 04 eg 3 58 mm affairs, are best litted to assist in set­ dent, to say nothing of other members Ionia ...... II 40 3 56 8 55 5 10 '(11 e disposed of most extraordinary financier who has J NO. W. LOUD, BEN FLETCHER, Schedule of Teachers Examinations Friday, February 24, 1803, well in advance of the day of adjourn ­ Nearly O pposiik thk Postoffick , Traffic Manager. Trav. Pass. Agent. for the purpose of electing 13 delegates to at­ ever been at the head of the Treasury. Twos. Biiomlky . Local Agent. For Clinton Countv. 1S98-93. tend the State convention to be hold In De­ But if he does believe it he ought to ment. Is now showing the most Complete aud Sty­ There was some talk early this week troit, on Tuesday, February 28, 1803. Also to be able to explain some significant hap­ lish Line of DeWitt, Friday, September 30, 1892. elect the requisite number of delegates to at­ of another attempt to bring about com ­ Ovid, Friday. October 28,1892. penings in Wall street during the past GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE St. Johns. Thursday and Friday. March >M tend the Judicial convention, when called. week. promise silver legislation, but the sus­ SUITINGS. and 3d, 1839. The several townships will be entitled to rep­ picion thatNew York bankers are try­ DeWitt. Friday, March 31st. 1893. resentation iu this convention as follows : Mr. Foster ought to be able to explain First and second grades only at the regula. Bath...... 4 Duplain ...... 4 ing to bring about a financial scare for OVERCOATINGS, examinations in St. Johns, in March ami the haste of a certain coterie of specu­ August. Olive...... 4 Klley...... 4 lators who have been industriously, that purpose makes it almost certain VESTINGS, At tbe regular examination, examinatioua Lebanon ...... 4 Westphalia...... 6 that nothing will come of it. Don . for first and second grades will commence a( Victor ...... 4 Greenbush ...... 4 almost feverishly, turning into money 9 o'clock a. m.. on the tir9t day, and for tbled -----AND----- grades at 1 o ’clock p- m. on the first day. Al. DeWitt...... 5 Bengal ...... 4 theirsecurities that may be disastrously other examinations will begin at 8 o ’clock a. at Dallas...... 3 Ovid ...... t; affected by a depreciation of the cur­ By order of Board of School Examiners. Bingham ...... 7 Watertown ...... 8 “The Pace R. M. WINSTON, rency. TROWSERINGS 1350 Countv Commissioner. Essex...... 5 Eagle ...... 4 Why is it, if Mr. Foster really thinks County Committee. Ever before displayed to the people of Clinto Election 5Jo 1h*t. W. H. Hall...... Bath that nothing disturbing is liable to hap­ That Kills” County, and which will be made up in th T. W. Baldwin ...... Olive pen, that a certain tirm of brokers whose latest and most desirable style at very low Abram Terwilliger ...... Lebanon names are well known in Washington is overwork— figures. BEST LINE TO THE WEST I'o Ihr Hlc'tortqf Ihr Village of Si. Johns, County «f Clinton, Stair, of Michigan ; George White...... Victor Sept. L 1893. QEQ H JUDp have been so busy within a few days makes no difference what kind. Using The rcguiar charter election of sajd vitlbtf* Henry Webb...... DeWitt in cashing tbe holdings of certain states­ will be held in the three election districts 011 L. W. Baldwin ...... Dallas greasy and inferior soaps is one road Superb Dining Gar Service the first Monday in March next, being the 8t;» I* L. Conn ...... Bingham men who are in a position to know the to premature decay —sore h^nds— 1869. ----- 1893 day of said mouth, as follows; actual condition of the Treasury.—N, As long a time as David reigned, so long has At Fireman ’s Hall in election district No. 1; John Gundcrman ...... Essex sore hearts—clothes never clean. the Chicago, Hock Island and Pacific Railway at the store of Andrew Balcom in election John Blaney ...... Duplain Y. World. Not so when 7449 run trains westward from Chicugo, district No. 2: at the basement of Hotel St.­ Anthony Snitgcn ...... Westphalia White Sewing The Rock Island is foremost in adopt!ug any Johns in election district No. 8, in said village; at which election the following officers arc to Henry M. Burnes ...... Klley advautage calculated to improve speed and Washington Letter. give that luxury, safety and comfort that pop ­ be chosen, to-wit : President, clerk, treasure”, H. M. Post ...... Grecenbush 184 KING. ular patronage demands. Its equipment in assessor, marshal, and five trustees in place o' Newton Baker...... Bengal From Our Rcguiar Correspondent. thoroughly complete with vestibuled trains, O. P. DeWitt. M. A. Itulsc and L. G. Kellogg magnificent dining earn, sleepers and chair whose term expires, and Charles Fowler an.I D. D. Shannon ...... Ovid February IT, 1893. MM’S coaches, all tbe moat elegant, and of recently K. A'. Lee who have resigned. A. J. Burnes ...... Watertown Mr. Harrison may have had the best £E improved patterns. The polls of said election will be open at 1 Henry Davenport ...... Eagle Faithful and capable management and polite, o'clock in the forenoon or as soon thereafter of motives for the manner in which he AMERICAN FAMILY honest service from employes are important as may be, and will be continued open until 5 EDWIN PENNELL, acted about the annexation of Hawaii, item a. They are a double duty —to the Com ­ o ’clock in the afternoon of said day of election. Chairman. pany and to travelers- and it is sometimes a Dated at St. Johns, Michigan, February fc', CHARLES COWAN, but there is something about it which task difficult of accomplishment. Passengers 1893. DEWITT H. HUNT, on this line will find little cause for complaint Chaui .kk Fowl.Kit. Village Clerk AssT. Chairman. in another man would have been called on that ground. M. A. Hui.SK, Gko . S. Com bit. Secretary. sharp practice. The impression was al­ SOAP The Importance of the Line can i>e better O. P. DeWitt, understood if a short lesson In geography be Board ol Election Commissioners. lowed to go out that if annexation was is used. Cheerfully proceeds the now recited. recommended it would be by act of What is the great Eastern terminal of the Registration Notice. Students of political histmv who labor of wash-day with health and Kock Island Route/ —Chicago. Wbat other Congress, which would give the House sub-Eastern termini has it?—Peoria. To wbat are interested in precedents, call atten­ long life assured. Hands all right— important points does it run trains to the tion to the fact that Lincoln appointed as much to say about it as the Senate. hearts light—clothes pure and white Northwest?—St. Paul and Minneapolis. Minne ­ To Ihr. Electors of the Village of St. Johns, Michigan But this week he sent a treaty which sota and Watertown and Sioux Falls, Dakota. Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Stanton, who had served in lhichanan's as a Greenland snowdrift. To w'hat Important Iowa and Nebraska points? Board of Registration of the village of 6P. (Cabinet, as Secretary of War. and that the Secretary of State had negotiated —Des Moines and Davenport, Iowa ; Omaha Johns will bo held at Fireman ’s Hall, in sa.e promptly tions in the State, and it is the only road run ­ February *1, 1*H. WARNER HUN DAY ratified. 0ITTLE None Better, None Lower Price ning to and into the new lands opened for set­ M. A. HUL8K. tlement m the Cheyenne and Arapalioe Reser­ O. P. Die WITT. It is authoritively announced that It is argued in favor of this railroad ­ ¥lVER vation. I.. C. KELLOGG. Wilson S. JJissell, of Buffalo, will be ing business that it was too late in the For quality and variety of work. It will thus be seen that a line tapping, as Board of Regi6tratio'> President Cleveland's Postmaster Gen­ a PILLS. the Rock Island does, such a varied territory, session to get legislation on the subject, final ______has much in that regard to commend it to 'Y/f' OKTGAGK HALE.—Default having bee. eral. lie was the former law partner A. B. BALCOM. Agt. travelers, as all connections are sure on the 1VJL made in the conditions Of a roortgair and that it was necessary to take such Rock Island, and passengers can rely on a mode by Anton Schafer and Kalita tins Schafer to of Cleveland, and is recognized as one action. Democrats in the House fail 1371 ST.JOHNS. MICH. speedy Journey, ns over a bulk of the system Henry M. Perrin for tbe use of Willard K. Murphy through trains are run, and It has become, and dated August 30ih. 1890. and recorded August tjQt'a. of the leaders of the bar in Western to see the i>oint in such an argument. pB^Hcpairs furnished for all inaebines. rightly too, the popular Line. I«;)<), in the office of the Register ol Deeds forCUa- New York. lie is a man of powerful Many of them are strongly in favor of A very popular train on tbe Chicago, Rock lon county, Michigan, in I.iDer 72 of Mortgages, on CURE Island and Pacific Railway leaves Chicago, page 532. which mortgage was duly assigned physique and marked intellectuality, annexation, but they can see no good Blck Headache and relieve all the trouble* Inci­ daily, at 10 p. m. It is called “Thk BIO Five ." Alareh 9th, 1891, by said Henry M. Perrin for th*; fie accompanied Mr. Cleveland on bis dent to a bilioua state of the ay stem, auoh as Li I "V E HR. Y is only one day out. and passengers arrive at use of Wiilard K. Murphy.pud bv Willaid E. M reason, so long as the matter will have Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness. Distress afte* Denver, Pueblo or Colorado Springs early the pby to Alphciis F. Cowell, by * wiitten assigL- trip to Ann Arbor one year ago, and to be completed under President Cleve­ eating. Fain In the Side, Ac. While their most —AND- second tuorriitg. iiieut, which was recorded March 9th, 1891, in tee remarkable success has been shown in curing , The Rock Island has become a popular Col ­ office ol the Register of Deeds aiore«aid in Liber was one of the most striking ligures land ’s administration, why it was not orado Line, and the train above referred to is 79 of mortgages, ou page 11 : Which said moitga^e that were assembled on the stage in left for his administration to begin it. Vestibuled, and carries the Rock Island ’s ex­ was again duly assigned December 2('.lb, 1891, by cellent Dining Cjir Service. said Cowell to Porter K. Perrin, for I be use of University hall on that memorable Granting that to do it by treaty and For full particulars ns to tickets, maps and Nellie Cootncr. by a written assignment, wki occasion. lie is as loyal a democrat as SICK rates, apply to any coupon ticket office in the nt recorded December 26th, 1891, in tbe office of not by an act of Congress was the best Headache, yet Carter's Llttlo Liver Pill* St* United States, ciliutdn or Mexico, or address, I he Register of Deeds aforesaid, in Liber 73 of ever lived, and it is certain that he will way, there is no getting around the equally vilnable in Constipation, curing and pre­ JNO. SEBASTIAN, mortgages on page 40: On which mortgage (here is venting this annoying complaint, while they also Genl. Tkt & Pass Agt., Chicago, 111, claimed to be due at the date of this nolice, Oae make an able and popular Postmaster fact that within two weeks the Senate correct all dleordorsofthestomaehstimulate the E. 8T. JOHN, Genl. Manager, Chicago, III. hundred and lifty-nine dollars and ninety-four General. liver and regulate the bowels. K von if they only cents, besides an Attorney fee of tilleen dollar* of the Fifty-third Congress will he iu stipulated in raid mortgage to be paid, should any extra session for the purpose of confirm ­ proceedings be taken to foreclose said mortgage and no anil or proceeding at law or in equity hav­ • It is evident that a strong pressure ing Mr. Cleveland's nominations for the Cleveland & Boffalo Transit Co. ing been instituted to recovet auy part of the debt cabinet and other important ]>ositions, “ HEAD secured by said mortgage ; theretore, by viitus of will be brought to bear on the present Acl< ethey would be almost priceless to those whd “ C. & B. LINE.” the power of sale in said mortgage contained and legislature to effect the repeal of act and that there would have been next to Buffer from this distressing complaint; butforto- Boarding Stable of the statute in such case made aud piovtded, natsly t heir goodness does noteud here.and those notice la hereby given that on March llth. who one* try them will find these little pills vain- Remember that commencitig with opening of No. 1.10 of the public acts of 1801, which no delay in allowing this treaty to go FINE TURNOUTS OK ALL KINDS. nangation (May 1, 1893)1 hi. company will place in 1893, at one o ’clock in tbe afternoon, at the w«sl exempts from jury fluty all contribut ­ over and be sent to the Senate by Mr. able in so many ways that they wiU not be wit­ trout door of the Court House, for Clinton county, ling to do without them. But after aUsick head Special attention given to Hoarding Horses.Firsl cominbaion exclusively between in Michigan, in the village ol St. Johns, in uid ing members of the State troops. In Cleveland, if it met with his approval. class outfits furnished for Commercial Men, county, there wi l be sold at public vendue to the Funerals, Pleasure Patties, Etc. highest bidder, the premises in said mortgage de ­ the opinion of many lawyers and court That would have been just and proper; CLEVELAND AKD BUFFALO scribed, viz: Tne west half of thecast half of the officials there is no valid reason for the the present arrangement is neither. It ACHE ew-IVrson* having battle aud Disabled Horses south-west quarter ol section twentv-four, i u town ­ is the bane of so many lives that here la where will timl thebest of facilities for I real tuen t at uiy A Daily 1.1 it.* ni the Most Magnificent Sl.le ship seven north of range tour west, in Michf^ar.. existence of this statute, and its con ­ is stated that Me. Harrison received staides, M. C. LI VESA Y, Vcternary SurgeoD, in at­ Dated December 12th, 1882. we make our great boest. Our pills cure it while Wheel Steel Strainers on tbe tinuance on the hooks cannot but prove positive assurances before the treaty Others do not. tendance. Stables 3d door West of The Sice K3RTER K. PERRIN Cartel's Little Liver Pills are very small and North side. (1228) Grent Like*. for the use of Nellie Cooiner, Assignee . as great an injustice to the public in the was sent to the Senate that it would In* very easy to take. Qne or two pills makes dose. Pkrkixs A IUi dwix , I lk INK MTIOFIEI.lt Prap r. Steamers will leave either oily every evening Attorneys for Assignee. ______future as it lias proven unfair to litigants rati lied, and he feels so easy about it They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or (Sundays included)arriving at destination tho tol- purge, but by their gentle action please all who H OF l» OF P1BI K ATIO V Slate of in the past. The system of exempting that be has gone duck shooting, to re­ use them In vlalsat 35 cents : five for $1. Sola iowing morning in time for business and all traiu WANTE1 > ! connect Mins. Michigan, Twenty-Ninth Judicial Circuit In from jury service certain i»ersons for no main until next week. It is, of course, by druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. Chancery.O Clara M. Bliss, contplaJuanl, v» lM)ssible for the democratic Senators to CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New York. QUICK TIME. Frank F. Bliss, defendant. Suit pending in other reason than that they contribute mi Mil, SMALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE the Circuit Court for the Couuty of Clinton, in prevent action on the treaty at this ses­ Seasoned timber for use In manufacturing UNEXCELLED SERVICE. chancers, at the Court house on Ihei9thday $10 per year for the support of the LOW RATES. of December, A. D. 181 * 2. In this cause itsppeariog militia, is. in the minds of those who sion, hut there are so many of them For full particulars see later issue* of this paper, flora affidavit on file, that the defendant, Frank or address F. Blis*, is not a resident of this state, hut re­ are opposed to it. so absurd and unjust, w lio have committed themselves m its Wagons, Buggies and Cutters, sides at the city of Chicago, in the State of Illinois, and contrary to the fundimental princi­ favor that it is not very probable. T. F. NEWMAN. H. R. ROGERS. on motion of II J, Patterson, complainant ’s so­ For which best price will be paid by licitor ,it is ordered that the said defendant, Piank ples of the American jury system, that The official announcement of the MADE A WELL Gen ’t Msnager. Gen ’l Passenger Agt., F. Bliss, canoe his appearance to he entered here­ selection of four ineinliers of Mr. Cleve­ MAN OF SMITH BROS., CLEVELAND, O. in, within four months from the date of this they consider it strange that such a law ME.” order, and in rase, of his appearance, that he cause could have continued in force for the land ’s cabinet has been much talked One Block West of The Steel. his answer to the complainant ’s bill of complaint DR. TAFT’S to be filed anil a copy thereof to be screed on past ten years. about since it was received. Mr. Car-1 said complainant ’s solicitor within twenty days The proper administration of justice lisle's selection was known before and ! after service on him of a copy of said hill and INDAPO ir IlMt'se-shocing and general repairing notice of this order ; and that in default thereof, demands, they assert that our juries had been enthusiastically received by THE VICAT promptly and satisfactorily done 125 said hill he taken as confessed hr the said nor- ENE resident defendant. And it is further otdered, should lie summoned from among the democrats in Congress. Judge Gresh­ HINDOO REMEDY Contains no opium er other anodyne, but destroys that within twenty days the said com- moBcrm the above the SPECIFIC ASTHMA POISON IN THE BL000 AND whole people, regardless of the fact that am's ability is admitted by all, l»tit his VtEM'IeTA In SO IIAYA. C ure* *1 plainant cause a notice of this order Nervous Diitease*, I'fiilinir Memory, GIVES A NIGHTS SWEET SLEEP AN0 CURES to be published in I ho Clintpn Independent, some are so fortunate as to have the democracy isn't, and for that reason his I’mosiH, Nightly Fmii*- ST. JOHNS SCHOOL OF MUSIC so tna^you a iiews|>aper prlr»’ed. published and circulating in vigor to shrunken organs, «tc. said county, anil that such publication be contin ­ means which permits them to purchase selection, as Secretary of State, was not CAUHOtfbv past nbii«r* and quickly hut surely restores Heed nut neg- I .out Manhcod In old or young. h*«ily csiriwj In vest DIRECTRESS. MADAME PRICE. ilcrt your Inis- ued therein at least once in each week for six their release from serving as jurors by received with as much favor as was pocket. Prleogl.O# a pst kfige. Six for *5.00 witha jnes> or «it up weeks in succession, or that she cause a copy of wrlUfRfvsrsRh’f to «*orv or oioorjr refunded. Don f this order to he personally served on said non-resi ­ contributing $10 annually to the support that of Carlisle. Dan I .union! needed let Bnv unprincipled druggint sell you any kina of nil tiiiglit ftnifafiou. Insist on haring INDAI'O—none other. If -----ASTHMA————————— gaspiug for dent defendant, at least twenty days before the of the State troops, and any departure no introduction to the democrats in Con­ he hits not got It. we will send It. by mail upon receive Of breath for fear of suffocation. On receipt ol name time above prescribed for hi* appearance, gress, all of whom expect him to prove prior, ramplilrt in soaUd envelope free. Address A complete course can be obtained herein and P.O. addre ss we mail TRIAL BOTTLE endpreva S. B. DA BO LI,. from this rule not only weakens the Oriental Mfdlrsl Co., b* rijmimik PlMfi, Ckltfiffo, HU Piano. Harmony and Voice Culture. ~ to YOU that ASTHMALENE CURES If. .1. Pattf .iwos , circuit Jud^e. jury system but tends to defeat the ends a model Secretary of War and are glad SOLD by Fildcw A Millman, Dmeeists, ST. ASTHMA. For sale by Druggists. < 'omplainant ’a Solicitor. JOHNS, MICH., and FOWLER, MICH., and Located on first floor at the head of Clinton DR. TAFT BROS. MEDICINE 00., Attest.--A true copy. for which trials by jury was established. that he is to “go up higher." Mr. Bis- other Leading Druccisu. Avenue. FREE —Rochester, IT, x.— K. K. lT*m, Register. 13*;*; CLINTON INDEPENDENT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1893.

I'KKNONAL. Mr. Fred Bowles made a business WALKER’S SUBDIVISION OF OUTLOT R trip to Owosso, Tuesday. Frank Stevens, of Chicago, is visiting his parents in this village. Henry Belirendl took in the excursion NORTH. Walker Street—66 feet. to Detroit Tuesday morning. Fred Ellis and faintly, late of Ashley, are now residents in this village. CM 4" t' V W. N. Stocker made a business trip to Ashley on Monday of this week. Miss Nell Holmes is visiting relatives w I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 i 2 3 4 5 C 7 8 9 10 11 12 and friends in Jackson and vicinity. p 3 00 pr n Will Holton went to Detroit Tues­ n © day evening, on business and pleasure. *i £ a Mr. W. II. Iluntly and daughter CO c*- • £3 Vesta, of Mason, were visiting in this e-*- o 3 p POWDER village the fore part of the week. W O BLOCK I. ALLEY 20 FEET. BLOCK 2. A lley 20 feet. CL Absolutely Pure. I Harry Coleman presided over Miss 1 1 t A cream of tartar baking powder, Highest of 1 4 • 1441 Helen Wheelock's department in the o Ci o all in leavening strength.—Latest V. H. Oonmmtnl Perrin School a portion of last week. C5 o o hood Report. Roger Peca, the fruit and confection ­ *3 * Royal It* kino Fowdkk Co » o ary man at the head of the street, went fD CD 22 ff to Detioit on business Tuesday morn ­ 22 21 20 19 18 17 10 15 14 13 12 24 21 21 20 19 18 17 16 15 14 18 The Independent. ing. E. E. White, of this village, fs favor ­ STEAM PK1NT1ISU HOtSE. ably mentioned os a candidate for re­ gent of the university on the republican Jay r Ing from the Independent Block. ticket. No. 1 7. Clinton Avenue. Charles T. Babcock, of Montana, is • SOUTH. State Street—G6 Feet. visiting his parents in this village. His 0E0 S. CORBIT. Proprietor. wife and daughter are at the home of These Choice Lots on State and Walker Streets, having the advantvge of an alley in TKUMHt her parents in Ohio. Strletl) In Adranre, ... *1.00 Mr. Arthur Drates and Miss Grace their ar, are worth looking at. The very low price and easy terms on which they are Independent and Detroit Free Freaa, 1.75 Cook, daughter of Hon, Frank W. Cook, of Muskegon, are guests of Miss Matie All Settlement* of fsit Due Subscription*! offered makes it unprofitable to pay rent when you can so easily have a snug home of will be inaue at the rate of 91.50 Havens, of this village. I’er Year. John Scriyen, who has been conlined your own. Call on S. S. WALKER. Our advertising rates are 9100 per column per annum. Business notices live cents per line for to his home several weeks with a each insertion Editorisl notices, ten rents. sprained ankle, is out again, but has not Business cards, $1 per line per year Common Council. Fire Department —Attending There were 34 witnesses sworn for the ANNALS OF THE WAR. Marriage. birth and death notices inserted free. fully recovered the use of his limb. fires...... 87 8» Obituary comments, resolutions, cards of thanks, prosecution and 10 for thedefense, and Mrs, P. E. Walsworth, Miss Caddie ' Special Meeting . Fob. 8, law. 87 99 Jnly 0, 1864 —Early’s raid into Maryland etc., will be charged lor at llie rate of five cents Culled to consider liquor bond. Marshal’s salary...... COO 00 .many more summoned. The defendants por line. Shaver and Mrs. D. G. Steel went to are publishers of the Maple Rapids begun. Several towns occupied by t he Coo Correspondence containing local news is solicited Detroit Tuesday morning, and are visit­ Meeting called to order by President Bun- Clerk's salary...... 150 00 federates. Battle of Monocacy. Federals from all parts of the count;. day. Clerk’s salary for 1891 ...... 25 00 Dispatch, and the doctor claims they worsted. ______WACILITIKS FOB DOING ing relatives and friends in that city. Present, Trusteea, DeWitt,Fowler and Hulse Assessor's salary...... 175 00 had maliciously slandered him through The liquor bond of Howard C. Lcland was Treasurer's salary...... 75 00 July 30—Battle liefore Atlanta. Confed ­ JOB FBI 2XTTI INTO Win. Cochrane, of St.'Johns lodge No. the columns of their paper in relation erate attack on Sherman’* line repulsed. presented and referred to the committee on Treasurer's salary for 1801 ...... 50 00 DQJUmassed fur style and cheapness 28, A. (), U. W., and 8. M. Post, of Ban­ Union loes, 1,300; Confederate, 4,800. petitions and the village attorney. Health Officer’s salary...... 100 00 to his standing aud reputation as a nister lodge No. 102, of Eureka, are at­ The committee on petitions reported that Health Officer's salary for 1801 108 33 physician. Good aud reliable citizens July 30—Mine exploded at Petersburg. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. tending the meeting of the grand lodge they found the liquor bond of Howard C, Lo- Village Attorney's salary...... 73 00 of that section swore some very flutter­ Terrible assault without result. Union at Battle Creek. land correct In form and the sureties sufficient 1,358 33 loss, 2,000; Confederate, 800 killed and ing swears in favor of the doctor and wounded, 250 prisoners. Messrs. Galusha and Edwin Pennell and recommended its approval. Other legal expenses...... 113 00 his success as a physician. Barbers. On motion the report was accepted. Publishing proceedings and Aug. 5—Forts in Mobile bay taken by and their families, were in DeWitt Trustee Hulsc offered the following resolu ­ printing ...... 181 14 Farragut's fleet, with loss of one vessel KNATi: B4KBF.lt SHOP- WILSON A Tuesday to attend the funeral of their tion : Insurance...... 2 ) 00 •• We Want the Road." blown up by a torpedo. CAKUSS, Proprietors, Walker St., West. Ev­ niece, oldest daughter of their brother Ruolred, That the liquor bond with Howard Telephone and rental (a part Under the above caption the Saginaw Aug. 10—Atlanta bombarded by Sher­ Serything in our line done promptly and with sat­ C. Lcland as principal and W. T. Church and of rental was paid from isfaction. Ladies' and Children’s Haircutting, a Mark, an account of which is given by man ’s artillery. City almost destroyed. O. W. Mungcr as sureties, bearing the date water fund) ...... Courier-Herald, under date of February specialty an Olive correspondent, in this issue. Sept. 2— Atlanta taken. Total losses of January 25th, 1893. be, and the same Is hereby Material for work on streets. 116. has this to say concerning the inucli- Sherman's army from Chattanooga to At­ ACOB POERCH, proprietor of “ The Steel” Geo. N. Seifert, left for Tattle Rock, approved by this Board. Sewer pipe...... —...... -...... 123 51 talked-of Chicago. Kalamazoo and Sagi ­ lanta in killed, wounded and miming, 81,- JBarber Shop. Ladira ’ and children's hair- Ark., last Thursday, where he will re­ The resolution prevailed. Lumber...... -...... -...... 293 32 naw railroad : 800; total Confederate losses, 43,700. cutting a specially. Good bath rooms In connection. Yeas—4; Nays—0. Road Machine...... 75 00 main several weeks. He is interested On motion, the Hoard adjourned. 494 (Si i " Saginaw will soon have the oppor- Sept. 19— Opeqtinn, Va. Early defeated by Sheridan. Union loss, 093 killed, 4,033 Loan Agents. in the Pulaski Hights Laud Co., and Work on Streets— j tunity to obtain another important rail- D*WITT H. HUNT, wounded, 623 prisoners; Confederate, 3,250 with Auten & Moss and Orrin Rice in Village Clerk. Sluices, cross-walks A side ­ ' witv communication. The people en- he nu HiiiAn noKTOAOE < o., killed and wounded, 3,000 prisoners. Limited. Capital, 171,000, successors to Walker a large tract of timbered land in Ar­ walks...... ICO 14 , gaged in building what is known at- the AT White, dealers in Mortgage Securities, School and Gravel...... E45 5ft Chicago, Kalamazoo and Saginaw mil- Sept. 29—The Price raid into Missouri. Municipal Bonds. A few pieces uf choice lands for kansas. Adjocrned Rkoli .ar Meeting , I road, which is now In operation between Attack on the forts of lrouton aud Pilot ante. Office cor. Walker and Spring-sts., St. Johns. IMmuy 90, ism 1 Scraping street*,...- ...... 96 00 Mrs. G. S. Lake and children, from Relaying Floral ave. lever. 64 20 Kalamazoo and Portland, via. Hastings, Knob. The mooting was called to order by Presi­ ; propose to extend the line this tear, to Sharon, Kansas, who are spending the Building road on Sturgis St. 46 80 Oct. 19—^Cedar Creek, Va. Federal* at Attorneys. dent Bunday. Sagiuavv, if proper encouragement is ex- Removing dirt from court first defeated, rallied by Sheridan. Early winter with her father, C, 11. Gleason Present Trustees DeWitt, Fowler, Iluise and i tended by the territory which will be 11NKII A .71 A Cl, A IIK , Attorneys at Ui house yard to All K. H. St. 147 5) routed and driven from the Held with a low and sister, Mrs. Theron Shaver, of Wolcott. ’ benefited thereby. This load, if built, Office in Opera House Block, St. Johus, Mich. Moving pagoda ...... 14 93 estimated at 10,000. The minutes of February 6th and 8th were will form an ail line between Saginaw ODWI8 H. LYON. JOHN C. POOLING. South Ovid, spent last Sunday in the Killing Holton ditch,...... 13 V» read and approved. and Chicago, and afford the shortest aud Nov. 9—Sherman'e march to the sea be­ YON a I)OOI.I.NOt Attorneys at Law, St. home of John I. Shaver, this village. — Killing tank ...... —... 5 70 most direct route between the world's gun in two columns, leaving Rood in lux Johns, Mich. Office over Kendrick's store. They will soon return to sunny Kansas. The following claims were presented and re­ Snow plowing ...... 83 95 L ferred to the committee on claims : : fair city and the metropolis ami cum- rear, marching toward Nashville. Atlanta Cleaning Clinton Ave. and ORTON a WKIMKIC, Attorneys St Law. The following gentlemen took advant ­ O. G. Wickes & Sons ...... 9 20 j mercial and railroad center of North* fired and abandoned. Office 'n Prosecuting Attorney's office at the other streets...... 67 70 Fowler A Ball...... 36 44 ! eastern Michigan. Nov. 90—Battle of Franklin, Tenu. Hood's courthouse.N 1810 age of the excursion rates to Detroit Cutting weeds ...... 36 68 Jerry Dooling ...... 13 00 i The o poor tunity is now presented for army attacking Thomas is defeated at all aud went to that city Tuesday morning, l,tibl 74 \1YILI. U. BRUNSON, Attorney at Law and E. I. Parnit-ntcr ’s pay-roll..- ...... 13 83 the people of Saginaw to put aside in­ points. Union loss, 189 killed, 1,033 wound ­ Night watch and spec, police. 32s 50 ternecine jealousies, quit squabbling W Solicitor in t'hancery. Office over Unit's and most of them took in the republi­ “ salary...... 30 00 ed, 1,004prisoners; Confederate, l,750kllled, grocery store. 1816 Charter election expenses...... 87 73 about bridge bonds and engage In an can state convention and banquet in Edgar Taltnadgc ...... -...... 10 00 3,800 wounded, 702 prisoners. Charged to water fund for enterprise of vast importance to the H M rbKKIN. I>. K PKKBIN. A. i. HALDWIK that city yesterday : Otis Fuller, II. L. Dec. 18 —Fort McAllister, below Savan ­ fire protection ...... 3,900 00 future growth and prosperity of the ER It I IN'S A BALDWIN, Attorneys at Total amount allowed ...... $123 47 nah, taken by Sherman. Savannah invest ­ Kendrick, John Fildew, E. E. White, Interest on waterworks bonds 3,000 00 community. ” Law and Solicitors in Chancery. Bounty, The committee ou claims report that they ed by Sherman aud the fleet. Ppension, real estate agents, conveyancers andJudge Dal>oll, R. M. Swigart. II. 1*. found the claims reported to them to be cor ­ saoney loaners. Also examine tillea, pay taxea, $12,848 18 Dec. 15—Battle at Nashville. First day, and make collections. Business entrusted lo their Gage. Fred Travis, O. A. Whitlock. F. rect at the footings, and recommend that they Expenses of water works ...... 3.974 38 CAPE COATS AND CANES. Hood attacked by Thomas. ear* will be promptly and falthtullv attended to. F. Murdock and E. II. Wilson. be allowed, and orders druwu on* the propor Office over Wickes’ grocery. Clinton Avenue, St. We would recommend that all stubs be can ­ Dec. 16—Nashville. Second day. Confed ­ fund for the amounts. Johns, Mich 1133 celled to this date and the orders and reports Governor Lewdlyn of Kansas was a erates utterly nutted. Union loss in both COMING EVENTS. On motion, the repon was accepted and be placed on tile in the clerk's office. canal towboy, like Garfield. days, 400 killed, 1,740 wounded; Confeder ­ M. H. CASTLE, Attorney at Law. adopted. Circuit Court Commissioner. Money tol.oan. CHAS. FOWLER. Dan Caffery, the new Louisiana senator ate, 4.402 total. Office over Miss Burge's Millinery Store. 1138 The Ladies' society, of St. John's The committee on flmu.ce made the follow ­ O. P. DEWITT. is called the "Roaring Uon ” of St. Maria. Dec. 21—Savannah occupied. Immense W ing report : OHN H. FEDEW.I, Attorney at Law, M. A. HULSE. General Master Workman Powderly ot quantities of stores ami material captured. church, will meet Thursday afternoon, The finance committee would respectfully Jat the old stand, over the “corner drug store," February 23. with Mrs. C. E. Grissom Committee. the K. of 1,. announce** himself as a social Dec. 24.—BomlMiniment of Fort Fisher, Ht. Johns, Mich. 1363 report that they have examined the account On motion, the report was accepted and 1st. Ladies ’ Aid Society, of West Bing ­ of the Clerk and find that all moneys coming N. C. Enterprise a failure. Troops re-em­ ZltA I, .* S.YI I Til, Attorney at Law, adopted. into his hands have been correctly turned over Colonel John Creighton, who built the barked. E Office over Hullivau'i store, St. Johns, Mich. ham, will meet with N. T. Fenner, Trustee DeWitt moved that W. C. Lyon act as to the Treasurer. Also, the account of the first telegraph over the Rockies, is now Dec. 26—Pursuit.of Hood l»y Thouia* end ­ Thursday, March 2, at 10 o'clock a. in. clerk of election in District No. 3. ALURIDtiK A OSBORN, Attorneys at Marshal, and And that the taxes returned and wealthy and lives in Omaha. ed at Pulaski because of the dispersion of The motion carried. W Law. Office over Allison's Jewelry Store. All are invited. the tnonev turned over to the Treasurer, agree M. Clemeneean, the French aeuntor, is « the Confederate army. Total Uniou loss in On motion, the Hoard adjourned. The Woman's Mite and Sewing with the footing of the tax-roll, and that all cycler, and although owning a stable of the Hood campaign, 6,200; total Confeder ­ Dewitt h. hunt . Dentistry. society, of the Cougregntional church, other money that came into his hands from fine horses prefers the bicycle for individ- ate. ao.au. Village Clerk. j tial use. * H. K E.NYWY, Dentist East Walker will meet with Mrs. F. Murdock next various sources, have been correctly turned Dec. 29—Stouemau's great raid in east .• Street. 1133 over to the Treasurer. John Jacob Astor is to build a house on Tennessee and West Virginia ended. Se­ Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Real Km me. j Fifth avenue and Sixty-fifth street, New vere losses to the Confederates by this in­ Come to the meeting of the IT. P. S. They have also examined the account of the Physicians. Treasurer and find that the orders paid agree The following are the transactions in York, that will be noticeable among ele­ cursion. —St. J.ouis Globe-Democrat. C. E. of the Congregational church, with the stubs and the Treasurer's book, and real estate in Clinton county, for one gant mansions. J. TKAVII, n. D., Over Hldew • A Millman's. Residence, Wight street. l)i»- next Sunday evening. Subject: ‘ Send ­ find the account agrees with the Treasurer's week eiuling, February 22, as recorded The Hon. Richard Yang of Philadelphia DON'TS FOR YOUNG MOTHERS. tes of women and children a specialty. ing portions to others. What have we report, which is herewith submitted. We also was seen walking down Chestnut street by Register of Deeds L. C. Mead : Don't give it mint for the nerves. sent V” submit a statement of the expenditures for the Fred Bonlen et ai to Wm. J. Watson ot al, 40 briskly during the coldest weather of tlie RANK C. DUNN, !*. I>.. Physician and year : winter without an overcoat. Don ’t drug the child with sweet sirups. Surgeon. Office over Orulei’s store, Fowler The M. E. Aid society, of Bengal, acres on section 3, Green bush, $1,230. FMich. 1367 TKKASUUEIt'S MKCOKT. Isaac N. Eagle to Chas. A. Hulse, 80 acres on A young farmer named Garber, living Don ’t give it meat of any kind under any will meet with Mrs. Frank Brown, section 12, Ureenbush, q. c., $2,'*00. ». KNAPP, !H. ■»., Physician and 15 miles west of Fort Scott, Kan., having circumstances. General Sp«*c. Water Frederick Kricke to Wiihemine Frick. 120 # Surgeon. Office at residence, drat houseThursday, March 2, at 10 o ’clock sharp. Fund. hind. learned that his wife and his brother-in- Don't, fatigue or agitate the child if yon Csouth ol the Perrin House, St. Johns ):1Y7 Hal. on hand at date of acres on section 35, lllngluim, $5,900. Election of officers. Invitation ex­ law, Charles Kirby, loved each other, trad waut to keep it well. last report...... -...... 9-7*31 61 319 73 Addison Gardner to Silas W. Gardner, 40 HtBT, !W • ■>, Physician and Sur- tended to all. acres on section to, Hath, 91. ed his wife to Kirby for a house. Rec'ts E. I. Parmenter ’s Don ’t giT« things to the baby which ev­ H • goon. Eureka. Miob. U17 Minnie Hall to Frank Shultz, 80 acres on There Is only oue instance of an English­ erybody recommends. You are cordially invited to attend ac't, gcn ’l taxes, »,2So 10 section 18, Kiloy, 9250. U . roi.MHD Physician and Surgeon. the Epworth League Sunday, February man declining the offer of n cardinal ’s hat. Don't give it tapioca or farinaceous foods • Office over Wilson's clothing stoic. Resi­ E. I. Parmenter ’s Dstus Christopher to Mary Christopher, 8 43. Rev. Dr. Lingard, the Cat hollo historian of 100 acres on section 34, Watertown. ?30o. or potatoes before it is able to masticate. Jdence corner Case snd Ottawa streets. * 12842(». Subject: “Our Temptations. ” ac’t sidewalks... :i9 8s England, was the ecclesiastic who tints pre­ E. I. Parmenter ’s Edward Brown and wife to Marshall F. Pitts Don't develop the child in too narrows M. (2. C. II A VENN, Physician and Sur­ leader. Miss Bertha Thomas; essayists, et al, lot 9, block I, Brown's subdivision of out ferred to remain a clerical commoner. geon. Office and residence at the late real- Miss Roe S. Temple and Luella AI ward. ac't, refuse sold lot J, St. Johns, 2.50 fashion. Nature protects the child herself. D from streets,...... f" The Bay State publicist, Georg# Fred dence of Dr. Bliss, Fowler Mich. I137yl. Subject for the Young People ’s meet­ John I. Van Hoten and wire to Louisa Lutts, William*, upon learning that best as not Don ’t give the child drink whenever it Orrin W. Miller's lots 6 and 7, block 11, Ovid, $375. I cries. Often the fullness of the stomach is At R. POST, HI. I>.« Physician, Surgeon ing, at the Baptist church, Sunday even ­ re-elected ns.i representative from the Ninth Os and Druggist, east side of Main street, Eu­ sidewalk tax...... 14 47 William Leclear and wife to Join' H. Shaffer, district, is said to hare observed, “Well, I i the cause of its sufferings. ing : ‘ Sending portions # to others. D. H. Hunt, clerk lots 11 and 12, block 1, avenue addition, St. reka,Mich. Office at drug store. AII calls prompt ­ Johns, $000. shall not wear any more congress gaiters. ” I Don't forget during teething to give it ly attended . Prescriptions caref illy compounded. for licenses...... 232 00 7 1133 What have we sent ?” Each member Austin U. Casteel and wife to CharlesC. War­ front time to t inie some cold water todrink. County Treas'rs The new minister to Portugal. Colonel will gladly welcome you to the meeting. ner aud wife, part of lots 5 snd «. block 99. St. Gilbert A Pierce, la au editor as well as a This is very relieving to rite inflamed Uttle M, HA VENN, n. D, Hom«eop*thlc liquor tax...... 2,322 86 Johns, $800. j gums. W Physician and Surgeon. Office over R. J. Strangers especially invited. Poll tax...... senator. He is also the author of an able Woodrufftiff's shoe store. 1183 1 Oft Mary L. Parker to Joseph Yerrick, 1ft acres Don't fail to accustom the child to regu ­ Special meetings at the Free Method ­ Delinquent taxi** 37 80 on section 21, Ovid, 9230. recipe for codfish pone, which appears in a cookbook compiled in the national capital. larity ill meals. To give it the breast every R. A. J. WIGGINH, Physician and Sur­ ist church continue. Rev. M. DeVoist W. T. Church,...... 1 Oft George Legerwood to Albert H. VanDeusen, geon. Office over Sullivan's clothing parts of lot 4 In block E Stones addition. Phil Arqiour, according to the Cbirago i hour or every second hour will suffice dur- DMore, 8t. Johns, Mich. PJHIfwill assist during present week. On Eugene King, as Ovid, $noo. | iug the first months. Kup’t Waterwork .VCi 1ft papers, ha.s$IOU placed on his desk every B. till.I,ATI, M. D. , Physician and Friday evening Rev. T. B. Arnold. Ordessa F. Gam lav and wife to David H. —- — .1. B. Henderson, Soule, land on section 13, Ovid, $5K.i. morning, which he distributes in charity a Burgeon. Office at Residence, opposite court Cm nun*. Sboose, west. Office hours to 4 p. in , except WedSuperintendent of the Chicago Indus ­ Hup't Waterwork 2,*4rj 37 Mr. J. Niles to John Ripple,‘2 acres on sec­ during the course of the day. He pays Deaday, then 6 to !) p. m.__ 1133 trial Home for Children, will speak in From gen'l fund tion 18, Watertown. 990. about 40 cents for his luncheon, while some The dcuio'THtir electors, of St. Joints, use of hydrants .4,1160 00 Addielaid Shadduck to Anna A. Ripple. I of hie clerks spend nearly $1. NIlff IffOlNS, IK. D., HomiPopathic interests of said Home. All are invited. acre on seetlon 7, Watertown, 9825. ; will meet in caucti* in the room over • Physician,Surgeon and Accoucheur. OfficeAll proteslants should be sure to come Jacob L. Winslow of near Lock Haven, [ WalUivm‘8 st4tre. on Friday evening. Ron Main street. DeWitt. 1133 Total ...... 916.901 12 97,87.5 Pa., recently saw a picture taken uf him­ and hear him. Circuit Court . self in 1656. He didn't recognize the face, February 24, taut, at S o'clock, for the IpmpoHenf nominating candidates for Photography. Expen's •- Orders paid The following cases were disposed and it required the testimony of three reli­ (3. PLII3KETT, Leading Photogra- The Literary Club. from gen'I fud $5,888 18 able friends to convince Mr. Winslow that j village officers. B. Dexter . • pber, over Chapin A Co.'s store 8t. Joans. Int. on bonds... 3,ftftft ft" in the circuit court the latter part of it was a likeness of his former self. 0 bold with Mm. M. Halicoek, Wed ­ Credited Water The lats Orange Judd, whose name is a nesday afternoon. March 1. works fund for Charlotte Giiddebaek ys. Henry household word among intelligent farmers LlreunrU lo W>il. FARMERS. PHI Hi HAM. use of hydrants 3.961 ft" Cuddehaek. Breach of promise. Disa­ of the country, was commonly supposed to Date. Name and lleddenec Age Current Events- Mm. Win. Castle. firder* pd. from be a man of considerable wealth He left Feb. 13 Noll O. Myers. Ovid ...... greement of the jury. The parties had Alt«*e Tompkins. Ovid ...... The Writers of the Augustan Age Mrs. II. water fund ...... 3.972 :18 an estate which has been appraised at only D. Palmer. Uni. on hnnd... 1,052 91 3.4* ri 82 lived together many years and then $150. This was willed to the widow. Felt. 11 " lllle J llrtucroft. GreenI misIi...... 1* agreed to dissolve. Later they Itegan Carrie \. Bristol, Fj*84 »x ...... in TAKE NOTICE! The Lives of Augustus Cicsar, Tiberius, Childs ownsasilver statue—the beauti­ Feb. 17 " in. K. Dcvereaiix, Dupluln ... 33 Caligula and Claudius Mr* Joel Wolcott. ' Total ...... 913,901 12 97;rr.7 20 the re-enactment of the scenes of their fully molded figure of a woman -exactly Mini Hillsdale, Aciotu ...... 'JSI J HAVE a testing rig lor wheat, which is a Rending Mrs. M. Weller. first love. Matters ran along until 5 feet in height. The proportions, it is said, Feb. 914- ( ha*.. S. Treadwell IVW'itt...... L true and accurate guide. I will give for DO The following is a report of the expenses of Charlotte could stand it no longer, and are absolutely perfect, and all the 68 require Maty K. Dunham. EeWitt...... 25 lbs of 60 lbe test wheat 118 lbs. Hour, 10 lbs. bran the Village from February 15, 1892, up to and raents are fulfilled, though of course nil at? and t lbs. middlings, or 41 lbs. flour no bran Diploma Examination*. declared that Henry had again proposed or middlings, and 1 shall take off one pound of including February 6. 1803: on a smaller scale than the real figure of a MARItlF.il. flour for every pound the test runs under l*o County diploma examination at Ovid, Street lighting-electric ...... 9 342 72 aud was again accepted “for good or woman. lbs. to bushel. My»elf or men will spare no Fowler and Eureka Saturday. February " -gas...... 983 ftl for worse. ” But Henry denied the pain* to please the farmers. Cotnc snd give Simon R. Walkingetick, a full blooded Pitt KTOR —4* >V KKT. At the residence of the £r>, 1893, commencing at 8:30 a. m. The ------91.. I2H 31 oAoiaflitK clergyman. In l.attsiita. February iia one trial and you will never go elsewhere. charge, hence this suit. There was Cherokee Indian, has been admitted at II, Ity Rev S K. W««l, Mr John Proctor, of We make but one grade of flour and that la as diploma admits to high schools and Ag ­ Firemans' Hall—Repairs...... 18 37 some interesting swearing in the case. Mvscogee, 1. T., to practice law in the Oketito*. and Mis* Nettle t overt, of Hath, good as the best In market. Gss lighting. 72 42 Mtoh. Respectfully Yours, ricultural College. United States courts. Mr. Walkingstick Stewards sal. 134 Aft Dr. Geo. E. Bliss vs. Wesley E. and haa the distinction of being the first Indian VANDYNB— lull: lit shc|mnl>*t (lie. Feb. 15, LEWIS LONIER, R. M. Winston . Supplies...... 19 l*i Celia B. Warner. Slander. Judgment IWH. by Rev. Htillon, Mr. Alhert K. Van Dyne, ever admitted by tha United States courts of Middlclniry, and Miss Georgia Dot*, of Prop ’r. Monitor Mills. Grand Lodge. Commissioner of Schools. —---- 244 lift for plaintiff for *2.i0 beside* costs. upon examination. South Ovid. CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23,1983.

AT THE BAL-M ASQUE. How he had come to deserve this Meanwhile, John had gone upon wealth, any more than how he had his holidays without a word, which Wben music sounded through the hall 1 And revelry vrtut ruling all • formerly earned disgrace at home, was irregular; and thore had disap ­ HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY, With gentle sway, was a problem beyond the reach of peared with him a certain sum of When laughing eyes were strangely bright With thoughts that waits and wine excite, his philosophy. It was true that he money, which was out of all bounds In lover way had been industrious at the bank, but of palliation. But he was known to C onsulting Physicians * • • Be bent his lofty head to say: no more so than the cashier, who had be careless, and believed to be hon­ -AND- "Forever thus to dance with you seven small children and was visibly est; the manager besides had a re­ Would bring me lasting joy and true, Nor would i ask sinking in decline. Nor was the stop gard for him; and little wap said, al­ fckating u s From now until life's final end which had determined his advance — though something was no doubt • • ••O S RGCON * That fate should ever to mu send More grateful task a visit to a dive with a month’s wages thought, until the fortnight was fin­ LATE OF LONDON, ENGLAND. Than guiding you- pray lift your maskl” in his pocket —an act of such tran ­ ally at an end, and the time had Has confined his professional labors almost exclusively to Ohio, Indiana Bhe owned It would he passing sweet scendent virtue, or even wisdom, as to come for John to reappear. Then, If down the halls of time their feet seem to merit the favor of the gods. indeed, tho affair began to look and Michigan for the past four years, and more particularly to Southern Together strayed To measures of the merry dance. From some sense of this, and of tho black; and when inquiries were made Michigan for tho past two years. He has visited this county regularly every Then, with an upward saucy glance, dizzy see-saw—heaven high, hell deep and the penniless clerk was found to four weeks during that time and has treatod aud cured more long standing "But then," she said, "You know the piper must be paid. ” —on whioh men sit clutching; or per­ have amassed thousands of dollars, and difficult cases than would seem possiblo lor any doctor to cure; indeed —Detroit Tribune. haps fearing that the sources qf his and kept them secretly in a rival es­ he cures after all other methods but his have failed. There is scarce a fortune might bo insidiously traced to tablishment, tho stoutest of his neighborhood in your county where some hopeless invalid has not been some root In tho field of petty cash; friends abandoned him, the books THE MISADVENTURES he stuck to his work, said not a word were overhauled for traces of ancient snatched almost from the grave by the wonderful intuitive skill of this great of his now circumstances, and kept and artful fraud, and though none English Specialist. OF JOHN NICHOLSON. his account with a bank in a different were found, there still prevailed a Address for Southern Michigan, Northern Ohio and Indiana, U? ROBKKT LOUS STEVENSON. quarter of the town. The conceal ­ general impression of loss. The tel­ ment, innocent as it seems, was the egraph was set in motion; and the CHAPTER III—Continued , first step in the tragi-comedy of John's correspondent of tho bank in Edin ­ DR. ttOLMftN S. HUMPHRCY And suddenly there came upon him existence. burgh, for which place it was under ­ No. £>*> llroad St., Hillsdale, Mich. a mad fear lest his father should have Meanwhile he had never written stood that John had armed himself m looked him in. The notion had no home. Whether from diffidence or with extensive credits, was warned to mm Domot fail to see him, FREE OF CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION, ground in sonse; it was probably no shame, or a touch of anger, or more communicate with the police. Ww at his next visit in your city. more than a reminiscence of similar procrastination, or because, as wo Now this correspondent was a calamities in childhood, for his have seen, ho had no skill in literary friend of Mr. Nicholson ’s; he was well lather's room had always been the arts, or because, as I am sometimes acquainted with the tale of John’s chamber of inquisition and the scene tempted to suppose, there is a law in calamitous disappearance from Edin ­ At St. Johns, Thursday, Mar. 2, 1893. One day only Office—Parlors at the Steel House of punishment; but it stuck so rigor ­ human nature that prevents young burgh; and putting ono thing with - ously in his mind that he must in­ men, not otherwise beasts, from tho another, hasted with the first word THOUSANDS OF MEN all over the country are being slowly bled to death year after year owing to tho stantly approach the door and prove performance of this simple act of of this scandal, not to the police, but vital fluids passing off with the urine (water). They feel all run down, dragged out and whipped of energy and am­ its untruth. As he went ho struck piety, months and years had gone by to his friend. The old gentleman bition, but are all unconscious of where the true cause of their trouble lies. Seeking relief from the family doctor, «pon a drawer left open in the busi­ and John had never written. Tho had long regarded liis son as one they are treated for Billiousncss, Dyspepsia, Heart Troubles or Rheumatism aud Kidney Disease, but to uo purpose. ness table. It was the money-drawer, habit of not writing, indeed, was al­ dead; John’s place had boon taken, They try patent nostrums, but these disappoint them. These sufferers may be of all ages, from mere boys to ad- a measure of his father's disarray; ready fixed before he had begun to the memory of his faults had already vancedi iiflife, but.the majoritym are middle"" aged married men who have worked day and■ nightmm as you might say for the money-drawer —perhaps a point ­ years and years. If such will come to me, bringing a bottle of their urine, I will show them the cause of their trouble. come into his fortune, and it was on ­ fallen to bo ono of those old aches, D1L HOLMAN 8. HUMPHREYS’ TREATISE TO MEN will be sent free of charge to any man who will pay ing providence! Who is to deoide, ly tho difficulty of breaking this long which awaken again indeed upon oc­ express charges when the book arrives at his express office. This book will not be tent through the mail. It may he when even divines differ between a silence that withheld him from an in­ casion, but which we can always van ­ had of the Doctor during any of his monthly visits in your county seat or other city where he stops. providence and a temptation? or who, stant restitution of the money he had quished by nn effort of tho will; and sitting calmly under his own vino, is stolen, or, as ho preferred to call it, to have the long lost resuscitated in to pass a judgment on the doings of a borrowed. In vain he sat before pa­ a fresh disgrace was doubly bitter. La Grippe, Catarrh, Catarrhal Bronchitis, Primary Consumption, Catarrh of the Stom ­ poor, hunted dog, slavishly afraid, per, attending on inspiration. That “Macewen,” said tho old man, “this ach. Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, Rectal Diseases, Heart Troubles, Rheumatism and Neu­ slavishly rebellious, like John Nichol­ heavenly nymph, beyond suggesting must bo hushed up, if possible. If I ralgia, Diseases of Women, and Every Form of Skin Diseases, Diseases of the Drain and son on that particular Sunday? His the words “my dear father,” remained give you a check for this sum, about Nervous System, Blood and Lymphatics all rapidly Cured by the Doctor ’s Specific Medicines. hand was in the drawer almost before obstinately silent; and presently John which they are certain, eould you his mind had conceived the hope; and would crumple up tho sheet and de- tuke it on yourself to lot tho matter rising to his new situation, he wrote, cido, as soon as he had “a good rest?” Below we give a few important cures made during the past six months, only such as offer their testimony volun ­ sitting in his father's chair and using chance,” to carry tho money homo in “I will,” said Macowen. “I will tarily, and only a small per cent of these are accepted for publication. Read what they say anil write them for the his father's blotting pad, his pitiful facta in detail. These statements will appear from time to time to keep the facts of the Doctor ’s wonderful success person. And this delay, which is in­ tako the risk of it.” in the hands of the afflicted. apology and farewell: defensible, was his second 6tep into “You understand, ” resumed Mr. “My Dear Father: I have taken the money, the snares of fortuno. Nicholson, speaking precisely, but but I will pay It back as soon us I am able. Another Made Happy, Because Cured. wonders for me. In the short space of two months my You will never hear of me again. I did not Ten years had passed and John was with ashen lips, “I do this for my drops)* is rapidly leaving me and I am certain I will get mean any harm by anything, so I hope you will drawing near to thirty. Ho had family, not for that unhappy young For years I have suffered with very serious disease of entirely well; I feel like a new woman and go about my try and forgive me. I wish you would say the kidneys, bladder and prostate gland, and bail be­ goodby to Alexander and Marla, but not If you kept the promise of hLi boyhood, and man. If it Bhould turn out that these work most as well as ever. Mns. Clahisa Beach . don't want to. I could not wait to see you, was now of a lusty frame, verging suspicions aro correct, and he has come so bad that I was forced to draw my water with a The above statement is literally true. really. Please try to forgive me Your affec­ catheter always and so irritable was the bladder that I embezzled large sums he must lie on Wm, A. Beach , Ionia, Mich. tionate son, JOHN NICHOLSON." toward corpulence; good features, had to draw tho water eveuy nouu, day and night . The coins abstracted and the mis­ good eyes, a genial manner, a ready his bed as he has made it.” And This constant irritation brought ou abcess of the prostate laugh, a long pair of sandy whiskers, then looking up at Macewen with a Five years ago I was stricken with apoplexy, which sive written, he could not bo gono too gland, which became chronic and discharged constantly, made me well nigh helpless, and which passing off left soon from tho scene of these trans­ a dash of an American accent, a close nod, and one of his strange smiles: and which would often lav me up for weeks at a time. my right side paralyzed to such an extent I could not gressions; and remembering how his familiarity with tho great American “Good-by, ” said he; and Macewen, No one knows what I suffered from the foul condition I lift my arm or do more than hobble around with a cane. lather had once returned from church joko, and a cortain likeness to a perceiving the case to be too grave was in. Mv liver and stomach became so much involved During this time I had spells of severe vomiting with R-y-1 P-rs-a-go, who shall remain for consolation, took himself off, and that I could neither eat nor digest nnvthincr. I went lo on some slight illness in the middle Dr. Holman S. Humphrey at the hotel in Owosso, when complete loss of appetite. I partially recovered from nameless for mo, made up tho man's blessed God on his wuy home that ho this attack, but while driving chickens from my garden of the second psalm, he durst not even I had not sat up four hours in as many months. I only make a packet of a change of clothes. externals as he could be viewed in was childless. was taken with another seizure which made me so help­ went to please my family, as I had no faith I could be less that I have been onlv able to get about with the Attired as he xjas he slipped from the society. Inwardly, in spite of his CHAPTER V. helped, and firmly believed I would bo in my grave in greatest difficulty. I employed the best doctors I could paternal doors, and found himself in gross body and highly masculine less than six months. Now, however, after six months Tho Prodigal ’s Return. 2nd. Six different one3 worked over with me little or no the cool spring air, the thin spring whiskers, he was more like a maiden of Dr. Humphrey’s treatmeut I am so well I consider benefit, until last spring I called upon Dr. Holman S. sunshine, and the great Sabbath quiet lady than a man of twenty-nine. By a little after noon on the eve of further attention as wholly unnecessary. Dr. Humphrey Humphrey, at the hotel in Ionia, and commenced treat­ of tho city, which was now only It chanced one day, as he was Christmas John had left his portman- ha^ done more for me than I ever thought was iu the ment with him. Four weeks afterwards I walked from pointed by the cawing of the rooks. strolling down Market street on the toau in the cloak-room, and stepped power of man to do —more than he ever promised. I can my house to town, a mile and a half, and back, which I eve of his fortnight's holiday, that pass my water without drawing it, sleep well nights with­ had not done for two years, during which time I could Thore was not a soul in Randolph forth into Prince ’s street, with a won­ out getting up nnd am taking solid comfort. Are you Crescont, nor a soul in Queensferry his eye was caught by certain railway derful expansion of the soul, such as not even hobble to the road which runs by my house. I afflicted? Write me for particulars of my great deliver ­ have regained the use of myself all over, go where I please, street; in this outdoor privacy and bills, and in very idleness of mind he men enjoy on the completion of long- ance from a most dreadful coudition. calculated that he might be home for nourished schemes. He was at home all alone, and walk all I have a mind to. I eat well, tho sense of escape, John took heart D. F. Jocei .yn , sleep well, and am a live old man again, w’hereas before again, and with a pathetio sense of Christmas if he started on the mor ­ again, incognito and rich; presently Wcst Haven, Mich. I was worse than dead. Before taking Dr. Holman S. leave-taking, he even ventured up the row. The fancy thrilled him with ho could enter his father’s house by IIumphrey’8 treatment my bowels did not move for a lane and stood awhile, a strange perl desire, and in one moment he decided means of the pass-key, which he had Ami Still Another. week or more at a time. Now I am regular as a clock, at the gates of a quaint paradise, by he would go. piously preserved through all his For the past eight years I have been affleted with a se­ and I take pleasure in urging the afflicted to see Dr. the west end of St. George ’s church. Thore was much t» be done; his wanderings; ho would throw down vere case of Dropsy, extending all over my body and such Humphrey and be cured. E. C. Phillips, They were singing within; and by a portmanteau to bo packed, a credit to the borrowed money; there would be shortness of breath I could scarcely get up or down Ionia, Mich. strange chance the tune was St. be got from tho bank, whore he was a reconciliation, the details of which stairs. I weighed over 200 pounds, and was a burden to George's “Edinburgh, ” which bcurs a wealthy customer, and certain of­ he frequently arranged; and he saw myself. I went to Dr. Humphrey at the hotel in Ionia, I had suffered for years with serious deafness from ca­ the name, and was first sung in the fices to be transacted for that other himself, during the next month, made fully believing that if I could see some great specialist tarrh. Dr. Humphrey cured me. choir of that church. “Who is this bank in which ho was an humble welcome in many stately houses at from the city I could be cured. The Doctor has done Rbv . Iha B. Card , Hillsdale, Mich. King of Glory P” went the voices from clerk; and it chanced, in conformity many frigid dinner parties, taking his within; and, to John, this was like with human nature, that out of all share in the conversation with the the end of all Christian observances, this business it was the last that freedom of the man and the traveler, CONSULTATION PERSONALLY OR BY MAIL FREE TO ALL ANYWHERE. lor he was now to be a wild man like came to bo neglected. Night found and laying down the law upon financo Ishmael, and his life was to be cast him not only equipped with money of with the authority of a successful in­ in homeless places and with godless his own, but once more, as on that vestor. But this programme was not people. former occasion, saddled with a con ­ to be begun before evening —not till It was thus, with no rising sense siderable sum of other people ’s. just before dinner, indeod, at which of the adventurous, but in mere Now it chanced there lived in the meal the reassembled family were to "Wouid you know wiry with pleasure desolation and despair, that he same boarding-house a fellow-clerk sit roseate, and the best wine, tho ILLINOIS?er site 94 1. package makes two large pies. Avoid )>o your own Sickles Block, west of Court Rouse, near Con ­ soiling what he was told to hpy and thore must elapse nearly a fortnight volts, arranged about the body in [Gfprinting. Mnke gregational church. Imitations —and Insist on having the money print ing •ell, that plaything of fortune was more till tho perfect stranger could groups, with a separate switch for for other*. NONE Such brand. T y |>p - setting presently at the head of between be hunted up, the portmanteau re­ each group. Tho light is thrown on M»y. iniedrnle*. t*enrtl*t"m ip* for catalogu . in |9~rroa it attention will bs givsn to nails, eleven and twelve thousand pounds, covered, and John’s letter carried at a section at a time, making tho pa­ UERRELL & SOULE, Syracuse N. T„ ore.-s.n* .type,curds,Ac. S. EKLk E't*I to., Hr ride ii, ~('.«*. and aattsi notion guaranteed. or, as he reckonod it, ot upward of length to its destination, theseal still tient frisky, and browning tho skin ,aixty thousand dollars. unbroken, the enclosure still intact. like an ocean bath.

jrtjl CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1893

WILL BE GATHERED IN THE HOME PULE BILL. THIS IN IRELAND. IN LIOHTER VEIN. She—Dudes havn't mors than half Ireland’s Legislature to bo a Count H rad Horse and Kider l* expected!/ Prop >N. H. Downs' Elixir! Assembly. Kievan Feet, Uninjured. sense. Mr. Sappy—Aw, Miss Mawy, PROVISIONS ON THE HAWAII The jump shown in the illustration are there no exceptions? “Oh, yea. Mr. Gladstone ’s home rule bill for Mr. Sappy; some haven’t any.” WILL CURE THAT ANNEXATION TREATY.■ Ireland has been read in full in the was made by an officer of the Royal “Things never does go right in this House of Commons. The seven sched­ Irish Regiment on Nov. 2D, 1892, at world. ” said the pessimistic hired man. Th. Stars and Htrlpoa Will Supplant ules are here given: Clonmel, Ireland. The distance from Whereas, it is expedient that with­ “Bobwire fences didn't come in until th. Native Flag—Uncle Sam's N.w after leather pants had gone out o ’ Cold Kola as King of th. Sandwich Island# out impairing or restricting the su­ preme authority of Parliament an Irish style." —Foreign Power, are Qalst AND STOP THAT Legislature be created for such pur­ He—Now that you have rejected me. poses in Ireland as are in this act may 1 say a word to you as a friend? The treaty of annexation concluded mentioned; be it therefore enacted by She—Certainly. He—Well, I think the Queen ’s Most Excellent Majesty, you are making tha greatest mistake Cough. between Secretary of State Foster and of your life. the Hawaiian provisional government ’s by aud with the advice and consent of the Lords spiritual and temporal and Penlope —O, I’m in awful luck. Per- commissioners has been transmitted to Has stood the test for SIXTY YE ABA | Commons, in this present Parliament dita —What's the matter? Penelope — and has proved Itself the best remedy t ONB BKJOYS the Senate. The President also sent assembled, and by the authority of the Engaged, and I have still eight new I known for the cure ot Consumption,' a brief message favoring annexation. same as follows: dresses of which I will never have a i Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, and | Both the method and results when He says the overthrow of the monarchy Purt 1. On and after the appointed chance to try the effect. all Lung IHseases in young or old. 8yrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant was not promoted this gorernment day there shall be established in Ire­ Little Nellie had been quiet for a Price 25c., fiOo., and $1.00 per bottle. and refreshing to the taste, and acts land a legislature consisting of her good while. “What’s the matter?” SOLD EVERYWHERE. gently yet promptly on the Kidueys, and that the restoration of the queen ' HXNKT, JOHNSON k L02D, Props., Bzrilagtoa, Vt., would be disastrous to the islands. He Majesty the Queen and two houses, a asked her mother. “Ps unhappy." Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys­ “Unhappy?” “Yes’m." “Why?" “I further says: legislative council and a legislative tem effectually, dispels colds, head­ assembly. tan ’t fink of any question to ask.’’ aches and fevers and cures habitual “It is essential that none of the i. With the exceptions and subject Mrs. De Neat, reprovingly —I put a otHVr great powers shall secure these constipation. Syrup of Figs is the to the restrictions in this act men­ a big jump . cake of soap on your washstand near ­ islands. Such a possession would not only remedy of its kind ever pro ­ tioned, there shall be granted to the the top of the wall to the road is eleven ly three months ago, aud it's as large consist with our safoty and with the duced, pleasing to the taste and ac­ Irish legislature power to make laws feet. There was a rise of five feet on now as it was then. Small Son — .peace of the world. Prompt action ceptable to the stomach, prompt in for the peace, order and good govern ­ the other or taking side of the wall, Y-e-s, mamma, I’m—I’m keepin ’ it to upon this treaty is very desirable. If its action and truly beneficial in its ment of Ireland in respect to matters which completely hi. FREE Congress provides otherwise, the ex­ of every councilor shall be eight years. Cheap it* dirt has a duty to enfranchise these trees i ftitutlonal disease, requires a constitutional isting government laws of the Ha­ They shall not be affected by dissolu ­ I treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken ln- by ox. and lb. SWAMP-ROOT and make them public, property. One Centapkg. waiian Islands are continued subject tion. Half the councilors shall retire ! ternally, acting directly upon the blood and CP. If rare. They are the glory of the State, and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby SEED:pur. but. 1,000.000 ultras. to the paramount authority of the every fourth year and their seats shall almost much an object of interest I destroying the foundation of the disease, and Beautiful Illustrated Catalogue tree. United States be filled by a new election. I giving the patient strength by building up R. U. n UUMIUV, Rockford, IU. “A resident Commissioner is to be 7. The Irish Legislative Assembly as the old State House or the venerable tbe constitution and assisting nature in doing appointed who shall have power to shall consist of members returned by structure called the Old South Meeting its work. Tbe proprietors lmve so much faith House. —Boston Herald. in its curative powers that they offer One ALASKAPOKE.RS&STOVE LIFTERS KNOBS- veto any act of 6aid Government. the existing parliamentary constitu ­ Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to Until Congress enacts the necessary encies of Ireland of the existing divis ­ cure. Send for list of testimonials. legislation, existing commercial re­ ions thereof and elected by parliamen ­ Artificial Porous Stones. C2TAddress F. J. CllENEY & CO., Toledo, 0 lations of the Hawaiian Islands, both tary electors in those constituencies. One of the most interesting points in £pNAYS cots* with the United States and foreign connection with the new w.iter works It is said that Russia could put Princess Kalluna Cnmlne, NICKKL PLATED AND Dl'R A1XLE. Governments, shall continue. Further af Worms, Germany, is the fact that 4,556,000 men into the field in case of Vor aale by all Store and Hardware Dealers. Made only V] immigration of Chinese into the The Princess Kailuna, heir presump­ artificial porous stones are used for war. ’1 BOY MCKEL, WORKS, TROY, N. Y. islands is prohibited, and Chinese tive to the Hawaiian throne, who is filtering the water. Tests showed how in London, sends the following ad ­ Thero are 4,876 students at the Uni­ now in the islands Bhall not dress to the American people: “Four that the number of bacteria in the versity of Berlin, the largest number in be permitted to come into the years ago, at the request of Mr. Thurs­ water after filtration is about one- the history of tho institution. present territory of the United States. ton, then Hawaiian cabinet minister, twentieth ot that before filtration. Eight hundred and sixty-three per­ The public debt of the islands is I was sent away to England to bo edu ­ Steam pipes are so arranged that the sons were killed and 7,418 injured on assumed by the United States to the cated privately and fitted for the posi ­ stones can be sterilized whenever it is the railways in the United Kingdom extent of 83,250,000. The United tion which, by the constitution of necessary. ______during the nine months ending Sep­ Hawaii, I was to inherit. For all these States agrees to pay Queen Liliuoka- tember 30, 1892. OlmsviUe, Pa. lani $20,000 annually during life, and years I have patiently and in exile Notes of Science. striven to fit myself for my return this Princess Kaiuolani $150,000. Provision Three quarters of a second is the time PURELY VEGETABLE— Poor Health for Years. year to my native country. 1 now am Dr. Pierce’s Pleas­ Is made for the exchange of ratifica­ told that Mr. Thurston is in Washing­ occupied by the fall of a knife in the Doctors said he Could Not Livel tions of the treaty at Honolulu as ton asking yon to take away my flag guillotine. The knife is weighted by ant Pellets. They’re soon as possible on the part of the and my throne. Have I done anything 120 pounds of lead, falls nine feet, and a compound of re­ HIS LIFE SAVED! United Statea by the Resident Com ­ wrong that this wrong should be done cuts through flesh and bone* as easily fined and concen- Mr. Willcox is a practical farmer anrl a suc­ missioner provided for the treaty. to me and my people? I am coming to as through a bar of soap. itrated botanical ex- cessful country merchant. Ilo is Postmaster It will be observed that under the Washington to plead for my throne, my Divers in the clear waters of the /tracts. These tiny, of his village, deserving and popular and well nation and my flag. Will not the great known for miles around. lie writes: “I had provisions of the treaty the sugar-pro ­ tropical seas find that fish of different sugar-coated pellets When you are nervous, ill at ease, American people hear me?” been in poor health for years. Four of our ducers of Hawaii will not participate colors, when frightened,do not all dart — tho smallest and 6ick, tormented with strange fancies best physicians could give mo no encourage ­ the easiost to take and worried over trifles, it is a sign in the bounty provided by the McKin­ Buchanan has decided to submit to in the same direction, but that each ment. Some of them said I would not — absolutely and that you are in the agonies of indiges ­ ley law unless Congress should extend the voters of the village on Monday, different kind takes shelter in that live a year. My difficulties, aggravated by permanently cure tion. If this be the fact, get a box of rheumatism, were so severe and chronic it to the islands. Accompanying the March 13, the question of issuing $50,- portion of the submarine growth near ­ Constipation, Indi ­ the Laxative Gum Drops at once. that I had given up ever being well again. I message and the treaty is the corres ­ 000 of bonds to be used in building a est to i ts color. gestion, Sick and Bilious Headaches, Dizzi­ These gum drops are mild and gentle. took Swamp-Hoot for a considerable length of pondence upon the subject between system of water works. They are to The production of bituminous coa They are not a violent cathortic, but time, three times a day, and to-day my health be 30-year bonds, carrying 5% per cent ness, Bilious Attacks, and all derangements the two governments, tables giving In the United Htates is now double they will cure the worst case of indiges ­ A very good, in fact, better than the majority interest. of the liver, stomach, and bowels. Df men at my age —sixty-eight years. I give fall details as to the area of the terri­ that of authracite. In 1892 there were tion. They are particularly good for The annual meeting of the Southern They cure permanently, because they act your 8wsmp-RoAt credit for saving my tory proposed to be annexed, the pub- 110,000.000 tons of bituminous coai ladies, regulating the digestion, cor ­ life, and the good health I now enjoy is due Michigan game and fish protective naturally. They don ’t shock and weaken recting any Irregularities and giving llo debt, the public lands, the annual association was held at Kalamazoo. mined, against 52,000,000 tons of tho system, like the huge, old-fashioned to its use.” J. D. Willcox , Olmsvillo, Pa. allowances to, and revenue of the late pills. And they’re more effective. Oie the complexion that clear tint that AuTswla C.araateeGuarantee — UseUas ooucontent# of On. Desirable legislation was discussed. anthracite. The area of production of only accompanies perfect health. If L yVAM nBottle. If you are not>t benefited,b< I>TUF royal household, and ■ la tie tics as to little pellet for a corrective or laxative- • * Uf1* 1 »>» refund to youth.'1 the prloa paid. Officers were elected as follows: Pres­ soft coal is ten times greater than the three for a cathartic. your druggist does not keep them, send Ah V •‘Invalids*______On Meto t. Health 1 ” fee. the population and revenues, com ­ ident, E. H. Rannev, Kalamazoo; first aera of production of hard coal. In and thousands of Testimonials. They’re the cheapest pills you can buy, for to the Sylvan Remedy Co., Peoria, I1L, Consultation free. merce, and other economlo matters— vice-president, Prof. C. H. Sage, Three the form of coke, bituminous coal is they’re guaranteed to give satisfaction, or and get a sample box by mail free# Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, it. T. all together forming a book of eeveral Rivers; second vice-president, J. F. constantly enoroaching upon the field your money is returned. Always mention the name of thin At Druggists, 60c. and #1.00 Rice. Cowgill, Kalamazoo; secretary and hpndred Pftfftb of anthractio production. You pay only for the good you get paper. treasurer, U. Dale Adams, Galesburg. CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23 1893. — ------A. H. Kichnond, a Former Itesident CHAS. P. BAKER, Clintoo County, Killed In FRED A. TRAVIS, The Independent Graduate in Pharmacy. Registered Pharmacist. Ennis , Texas , February 12,1803. BT.JOUNb. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY It.IBM. Editor IndependentAgain the death v. angel has visited the little band of -T H K— Clinton county residents who removed to Texas in 1875. This time it has sud ­ denly taken ftorn our midst A. H. Rich­ WALL PAPER. Clinton County Savings Bank mond. He drove a spirited team of ST. JOHNS. MICH. horses on the fourth instant to Rice, hitched to a buggy to obtain some grocer ­ ies and meet Mrs. J. G.Meyefhoef,whom Pays 4 Per Ont. Interest on Deposits. We bought double the amount he was expecting on the eleven o ’clock NEW SPRING train. There were two freight trains of WALL PAPER this year, hence umui Money on Approred Bonds ind sidetracked at the station at which the Beal Estate Security. horses took fright, running away, throw­ we had to greatly enlarge our Wall ing him out against a fence and strik­ OFFICERS: ing his head against the post, killing embroideries Paper Rooms, which we have done, 4. J. Uil.D«IS, Prea. P. K. Wauvoitu , Ties. him almost instantly, he not living ! Joauu Upt»k , Vc-Prt». K. 0. Pkxtsb . Asst. Ties more than ten or fifteen minutes after­ and our Immense Spring Stock is TI1K LOCAL MAKKLTH. wards and never obtaining conscious ­ Ornc*. or Thb lt»t>KeB«DK»T, l ness. Now on sale. no,w in. The patterns this year are St. Johns, Micb.. February 23, 1890. I A. II. Richmond was born in Leroy, The following are the prices paid In cash for N. Y.y November 5, 1823, moved to Elegant and more beautiful than produce In this market: Wheat, white...... -...... t M0.W Michigan in an early day and settled on Wheat, red ...... —...... [email protected] ever. We bought direct from the Oats...... sate M a farm in Greenbush where he resided Clover 8eed ...... T.5i>®8.24 until 1875 when he sold out and moved Barley...... 75®i.io factories and our prices are so low Butn-r ...... lOQiao to Texas. Sggs —fresh...... ~...... 20 He was a man of sterling integrity Beans.)...... :...... - 1.1001.40 you can’t help but buy. Just think Tallow ...... 04 honored and respected by all. He was Hay, per too ...... 6.00CAS.00 Special Prices for 10 Potatoes ...... - .#"@.70 a firm believer in the spiritual philos­ of it—the Best White Back Papers Pop-corn, per 100 pounds ...... 1,2601.50 ophy. Onions ...... *5 Corn ...... -...... 2O0.25 Although his death was very sudden from 6c. to 10c. per double roll, and Lard ...... - .1* we cannot call it untimely, for a life de ­ Wood ...... 1.00®1.60 Hides ...... \...... 080314 voted like his to daily duty is a finished they are the latest and best patterns Pelts...... 7601 50 Pork, dressed ...... H.;,nooo at IOC made. Special line of church pat- mg. Anonymous communications trill receive no atten­ could determine the character of a com ­ tion. The writer's name must be gicen. not /or pub­ munity by the condition of its grave ­ terns. The Best Paper Hangers fur­ lication. if so desired, but as evidence of pood faith. yard. Could his spirit make an audible 4, i,ooo at 15c. OLIVE. criticism on many of our country ceme­ nished and delivered free to and from teries of to-day, it would make the hearts 5, i,ooo at 18 c. February 21.1093 in many acommunity tingle with shame. work. When it is desired we will Mr. Clobunda, of this town, has moved While in most of the larger cities aud onto Benj. Miller's farm in Riley. towns the beautiful park-like resting 6, i ,ooo at 20c. give you price of paper on the wall, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Dills visited places are in keeping with the progress Capital Grange last Saturday night. of the nineteenth century, yet it is re- 7 , i,ooo at 25c. work and all complete. We can and A. Woodruff and Robert Eldridge, gretable that many of the smaller towns will save you money on every dol­ both of DeWitt, are on the list of sick. and villages should be content with ne­ Mr. and Mrs. Aden Skinner, of Ben­ glected graveyards. The places “ in lar’s worth of paper bought this gal, were at Edgar Hyde ’s last Thurs­ which the forefathers of the hamlet day. sleep,” instead of being cared for with year. Yours, for the largest stock Mr. Holt is reported as being very that love and respect that all people sick, which fact his friends very much should have for the resting places of and lowest prices, regret. their dead, are in many instances giveu Remember, These Prices only hold Churles Wilcox has been under the no care whatever, weeds and under ­ doctor ’s care during the past week, but brush being allowed to reigu supreme; is better now. the dilapidated fences offering no pro ­ good for 10 Days. TRAVIS & BAKER Flora Cattermole, of DeWitt, is very tection from cattle, and the whole form ­ sick, and there are grave doubts as to ing the saddest possible commentary on Corner IDruig Store. her recovery. the people of the community. Mrs. Lola Danson.of DeWitt, is visit­ A medium that has done much ing her mother, Mrs. Thos. Blizzard in towards disseminating valuable infor ­ this township. mation on thecare and management of Well, J. J, have you attended any cemeteries, is the Modern Cemetery, an PLASTICO and ANTI-KALSOMINE, the great wall finish, in white surprise parties lately, or are they a illustrated monthly, published at Chi­ JOHNS MERCANTILE CO. and all colors. A fine decorated shade complete, 2">c. ■thing of the past ? cago, Ill. Its contributors are landscape O. P. Barnes, of Lansing, and former ­ artists aud supei intendents of the finest ly of DeWitt, was very poorly last week cemeteries in America, whose articles but improving at the time of this writ­ on this very important subject should ing. be read by all who are interested in EUREKA, EUREKA! STOVES. Died at the home of her daughter, having well kept cemeteries. Mrs. B. Irish, in DeWitt, Feb. 14, 1893, See (lie World ’, I'ni r for Fifteen Mrs. llrowu, aged 78 years. The funer ­ Cent*. al was held at the residence, Thursday Upon receipt of your address ami fifteen last, and the interment was made in De­ cents in postage stamps, we will mail you XE’WE'XX' STOVES. Witt cemetery. prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the Died at her home in DeWitt, Feb. 29, World ’s Columbian Exposition The regu ­ 1893, Lora, eldest daughter of Mark and lar price is Fifty tents but as we want you to haye one, we make the price nomi ­ Ella Pennell. She was taken sick about nal. You will find it a work of art and a The Bottom Has Been Reached. two weeks ago with bowel trouble. — thing to be prized. It contains full page She gave evidence of improvement until views of the great buildings, with descrip ­ E have a few more Coal Stoves, which we are bound to sell about three days previous to her death. tions of same, aud is txecuted in highest Typhoid symptoms appeared and then style of art. If not satisfied with it, after you get it, we will refund the stamps and at some price. We also have as full a line of Cooks ns you heart failure. She was a bright, sweet let you keep the book. Address child of twelve summers, and loved by H. E Buckles & Co., Chicago, III. 4 can find. Please remember that we are selling CUTLERY, all who knew her. She always appeared much in advance of her years. Her All Free. Crayon Portraits, which, heretofore could be SAWS, and CARPENTER’S TOOLS and MACHINERY. ideas were brilliant and far reaching.— Those who^have used Dr. King's New Her death was a severe blow to her pa­ Discovery know its value, and those who You can find in our stock BUGGIES AND CARTS, and every­ have not, have now the opportunity to try afforded only by the few, now within rents and her school-mates, both in day it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist thing from a two-ounce Carpet Tack to a Birdsall Clover Huller. and Sunday school. aud get a Trial Bottle. Free. Send your Clone In her youthful beauty; name aud address to H. K. Bucklen A Co., the reach of everyone. (lone In her early bloom; Chicago, aud get a sample box of Dr. (lone from the hearts that loved her King ’s New Life Pills, Free, as well us a Into the silent tomb; copy of Guide to Health and Household Gone when our hearts were happy, Instructor, Free. All of which is guaran ­ Filled with love so bright; teed to do you good and cost you nothing. Leaving us weary and wretched, Fildew & Millman ’s drug store, St. Johns Shrouded In deepest night. and Fowler. 4 CORBIT & VALENTINE, Leaving her loved ones lonely. Leaving a vacant chair; Watching and waiting their coming Miller's Feed Barn and Livery. In the land wherespirits are, WALKER ST., WEST. ST. JOHNS, MICH. Near heart-broken. \ We laid her neath the sod. TRULY AUTISTIC Pleasantly and conveniently located near the But we know our gentle Lora JACKSON, northwest corner of tho Court House Is at rest with her maker—God The Merchant Tailor. Tom Padley, 8quarc, Yesterday 48 kin people and friends XrLcl3.es. congregated at the pleasant home of Mr. HT. JOHNS, MICH. Tne Pioneer Manufacturer and and Mrs. W. S. Dills to help them cele­ Large carriage floor, roomy, clean and airy NEW Dealer in brate their fifteenth wedding anniver ­ stalls, and clean food, and all at reasonable sary. Choice refreshments were served rates. to all. Among the guests were Mrs. AND Smith and son of Grand Ledge, Miss GIVEN FREE! Light and Heavy Harness Dora Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Brooks The Livery Department STYLISH IN ST. JOHNS. from St. Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Dills Is woll equipped with good Vehicles and Hors With Every Dozen Cabinet Photos. were the recipients of the following es. Call nnd see mo. FALL 1353tf II. F. MII.LI.lt Prop'r Will offer to the public, this Fall and Winter mentioned gifts : a superb line of Water act. sugar and creamer by A. B. Cook • AND atxl family; D, S. Pike And wife and Jerome Dllla and wife. Orange bowl by Omar Dllla and wife. WINTER Fruit dish by Win. Dills and wife. ROBES ^ BLANKETS. Rose jar bv Mrs. Itrinkerhoof and son Will. 8ugar shaker l>> Vieva and Bert Urinkerhoof. % SUITINGS, Cracker Jar by Mrs. Smith and son Clarke. $ Berry sot by Mr and Mrs V Pearce. Book of poems by Dora Hunt. This offer is creating unbounded interest Trenton China jar by Mr and Mrs K Brooks. OVERCOATINGS Bose jar by Mr and Mrs Willis McLouth. Therefore Hoq ’t Buy Until Yon Have Celery dish by Mr and Mrs Geo. Brown. Oav^at^and obtained, end all Pat- Cracker bowl bjvMr and Mrs B W Norris. r Moornvrt Ftte. * among the people, as they view these AND Examined These Goods and Syrup cap by Strand Mrs Spencer Norris. Vinegarcruet by Murk Norris. •'"SldL&YKJSatn Learned the Prices. Indmdual sugar bowl by Mrs II K Wilcox. rtxneta from WatUmtoo. TBOWSKRINGS. Individual castor by Mr and Mrs J T Norris. Sugar bowl by Mari and Kinina Henning. specimens of true Art and Merit, Cabinet photo by Mr nnd Mrs Seth Hunt. -:o:- Kon-Don dish by Mr and Mrs John Brink. Sauce bowl by Fartiest Bowker. which may be seen at lliickien'a Arnica naive. THEY WERE BOUGHT RIGHT AX1) O.A.6NOW&CO PERFECT WILL BE SOLD RIGHT. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever FITS GUARANTEED. ------; o :------Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cbilblanes, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi ­ tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It ^ _ FORfvnrnvru PROFIT _ AT the BRAND PLUNKETT’S ART GALLERY, All Coods and Work War­ is guranteed to give perfect satisfaction, (ocU/azZeRAPIDS BI-SI. ranted as.Represented. or money refunded. Price 25 cents per RUSH COI.l.K(IF, box. For sale by Fildew A Millman, St JACKSON, rand Rapids.Mich. Send for Cata logue. September 1. INS. Johns and Fowler. Add real, A. S. PARISH. Prop. Over Chapin & Co. ’s, St. Johns. 8T. JOHNS.

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