F. P. Corkins is working at Belletille this week. WE i r m , OELQBATE IK QBAKD Carl Heide has been on the sick list FIVE OF PLiMOUTH’3 PUPILS WILL STYLE. this week. OBADUATE THIS lEAB- Ela1)orste Pref^krationB a r t Being Hade— John Smith visited friends at YpsUantj The Exercises Kezt Friday ETening— A Oood SnbMiiptie i List- last Sunday. ’ ^apoalanTeate Sermon Next Sunday On Saturday afternoon tt^ busilaesfi Louie Reber went to Detroit Monday ■ '* Evening. . Don’t this weather, re men met and decided to cel€brate the on business. * Plymouth high school will this year mind you that it will A New Stock of Children’s Fourth of July in grand style. It was ar Fred Schrader is manipulating the com have five graduates, in the persons of soon be time to lay in Silk and Muslin ^ ranged that each should take a turn at planter this week. Misses Camilla Taflt, Myrtie Decker, circulating a subscriptioi]| paper. Mr. yonr winter’s supply? • Miss Allie Corkins of Ypsilanti,^s visit Clara Kinyon, Maud L^ham and Mr. Hunter was out the fore part of the week ing at F. P. Corkins'. - »* George Bentley-, HATS and -' and ihet with fair success. On Sunday evening next Rev. Lee S. Quite a number took in the excursion H iis ik the year above all others that McCollester of Detroit, will preach the BONNETS ^ Plymouth should celebrate. The neigh to Detroit last Sunday. baccalaureate sermon at the M. E. church. We handle only the Just Received. boring towns have decided not to have Mr. and Mrs. George Springer vi.sited Mrs. Tafi^ will have charge of the best—at hard Times any eelebration, and would no doubt friends in Detroit Sunday. musici ^ come here if we arranged | a good day's Henry Fisher is doing business for On Friday evening, June 22, the Prices. ' sport and a base ball matchjthat would be Rob't Greenlaw at present. graduating exercises will be held at the second to none. village hall. Invitations have been sent Nellie Steele Miss Myria Coleman of Farmington, Koitbville wants to celebrate in '95 and visited at Rob't Maiden’s Sunday. out and the programs are being printed. & GO. we would gladly go in and! help them , as Wm. Gayde of Detroit, made his par The exercises are expected to be very we believe they will turn a| helping hand elaborate and the hall decorated specially L.C. ents a short visit Thursday evening. here. for the occasion. F & P M ELEVATOR Mrs. Wilson Roe and Miss Callie Roe I b b fe h b Everybody interested shonld help along The music will be furnished by local by as much as they can conveniently af of Lansing, spent Sunday at Willard Roe's. talent, consisting of students. The ford. When the next meeting is called, Mr. and Mrs, Willard Roe attended the valedictory will be rendered by Miss turn out and show your..a|ppreciatian of commencement exercises at South Lyon, Maud Lapham. Principal Curtiss will the eiforts of biir business Imen to keep Friday. deliver the address to the class and make the old chariot rolling alon^. If gone in M. A. Campbell and sons, Harvey and the presentation of diplomas. to whh the proper spirit, eich one deter Gordon, visited friends in Detroit on Sat There is generally a large number of mined to do something, the] e will lie such urday-last. people who are very desirous to attend Quick Meal a crowd here the Fourth as will do Plym Mrs George A. Starkweather is vi.«ltrng the graduating exercises, and are always outh honor. 1 her daughter, Mrs. Lou Hillmer, at Mon interested in our schools. In other years % In all probability a good game of [)all roe tliis week. they have been deprived of the privilege will be arranged for the afternoon. The by children, who have no interest what^ . C'has. Lutz who has been on the sick popular feeling tends to fi.vor Wayne vs ever in the exercises, and only attend out list for the past week with measles, is Plymouth In other yeais Wayne has of curiosity. able to be out again. played first-class ball. T1 ey have not To alleviate this, an admission fee of Gasoline Stoves played much outside so far ihis year but a F. F. "Pinckney who is making cheese 25 cents will be charged. This has match with our,boys will be the proper forJollifle Bros., moved into the Smith been found to work to perfect Are The Best caper.* house this week. satisfaction all over the state. Those in I! * F ull information will be given in aj^ew Between 15 and 16 thousand pounds of terested would rather pay tw,enty-five days. ^ I milk were taken in at the Plymouth cents and be sure of a seat, than to get in In the meantime don't lose sight ofl the cheese factory last Thursday. free and stand up. Tickets can be For Sale by fact that you ore expected to take hold Go to Stnye’s when you want home procured at Chaffee, Hunter & Lauffer’s or and help make a success cf your Fourth n^ade bread, sugar cookies, fried cakes of any member of the senior class. The of Ju ly celebration. and pies. They are fine. ^ doors will be open at 7 ;15 and exercises to To the neighboring villa ;es we extend Miss Lida Corkins went to Wayne last commence at 8:00 shaip. ^ a hearty invitation, .and promise you a It is needless to add, let all interested Thursday where she spoke at an enter very pleasant visit to our beautiful vil- tidhment giyen by the Wayne club. attend. If you desire a seat reserved, lage.7 ^omc consult member of the class. M. Conner & Conk Mr.^Waterman, o u r D., & N. night Salem- operator, shot himself through the hand Dearborn. t , Mr. Geo. Bennett of Plymouth, wals in while' oiling his revolver last Friday f The D. A. A. field day occbrs June 16. town over Sunday. morning. B e l l Mr. E. V. Ilolten spent Sunday with Rev. Mr. Taflt, wife and (aiighter, were Marvin Berdan and Rob't Maiden drove Caro friends. " the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Walker to Clarenceville Saturday and sold a lot last week. of fence to be put up around the ceme Mr. Otto Yonke, is clerking for D.. tery there, ^ Sloss & Son. Rev. D. H. Conrad is the happy possess or of a new top carriage. It vas purchased Our new marshal, T. F., is keeping Dearborn will celebrate the 4th in of Prouty & Glass Carriage Co., Wayne. things in good shape. We notice the great style. boys don’t like to sing any more. It is And now the .strawberri( s are ripening Maccabee memorial services were held either T. F. or the hot weather that af in the sun, and why, Oh why, do not at the M. E. church Sunday morniug. fects their voices. some of our church societic s hold a festi Mrs. Howard Post and Miss May Dort val ? As yet we have heard of none^ iirs. J. Smye returned home Sunday of Willis, spent Sunday with Mr. and from Salem where she has been visiting Childreu's day exercises were held at Mrs. T. M. Dort. the past week. John's face brightened the Congregational church last Sabbath, The Dearborn Dramatic club are get up at her return as he was getting tired and the Baptist society wU observe Ihe ting ready to give another entertainment keeping ^‘batch." last Sunday in June as chili Iren's day and at Liberty Hall. The date is set for hold their exercises in the < veniug. Children’s Day at the Biiptist church Ju ly 4th. next Sumlay morning. Good music and We regret that we were \ inable to sfead Children's day services held at the M. speaking is expected as consiiierable in our itenw last week. W i w*ent away E. church Sunday evening, was largely pains has been taken in drilling the little from town on a visit and uc w that w*e are attended. The children had their differ folks. The churcli will be decorated for back and feel much refresied after our ent parts well learned and received uni the occasion. versal approval. The grab l>ag social at Louie Reber’s let our friends know aboi some of the The Misses Grace and May Kellogg of new shop, benefit of the German Luther happenings in and around dur ((uiet little the Franklin House; Ann Arbor, were an Sumlay ScIkm)!. was well attended, and’ towns. ■ I * ■ the gif^t of Miss Jennie Clark and all reported a good time. The grab bag The B, Y. P. U. rally heid in the Bap Miss Bell Forester, over Sunday. netleil them $5.25 which ^ill l>e used for tist church last Tuesday afternoon and Sunday school l>ooks. evening was well attended and w'as a suc L iv o n ia . “Yank" had another runaway Monday cess. Visiting brethren and' delegates ^frs. S. Johnson is on the sick list. were present from varioua parte of the morning. His horse broke away from N. B. Kingsley had a good cow die last country. A general good t^ e as well as the platform at the depot where it was week. J . L i . g a l e , profitable one was enjoyed by all who a tied and started across Carl’s potato patch were able to attend the meefipg. but the buggy upset and the horse also. We think three livery stables in this By the time he got up “Yank" was at his small place Are too many to be a s u ^ s s . Sole Agent for Plymouth. Mr. Hudson Thompson, ^ho for many head. A broken buggy and harness was years has been a resident o f Salem town Some of the farmers are just pl^iwing thje only damage. '•! ship, died very suddenly la^t Wedhesday for potatoes. evening of heart trouble. |Mr. Thomp Samuel 0. Hencb, one of the staff of John H. Gates and nife now ride out F . h . B / V R N O M 4 C O . , son was an esteemed member of the curd manpulators at the c h e ^ factory, in a new carriage. has nearly completed a valhable devise Congregational church of Fe sbles Comers The grass in this vicinity i^eeds to he which he calls his double geared reversi YPSILANTl, MICH. and will be greatly missed in the com cut very badly. ble back action double jointed salt crush munity In which he lived. He leaves a JEWELRY, GCITARS. WATCHES, BANJOS, MUSIC BOOKS, er. Mr. Hench thinks he has struck “lie” I Mrs. James Hoar of Xoithville, was in wife and two daughters an I a large cir tJie village one day last week. CHAINS, VIOLINS, CHAI^i AOOOI cle of friends and relatives to mourn his In his invention and will be pleased to SILVERWARE, AUTOGRAPHS, CLOCKS, HARMONICAS, show it to any of his numeh>us friends It looks now as though the apple crop loss. RINGS, STRINGS, DIAMONDS, FLUTES, CUTaiAapk who will call. Its wort^ seeing. in this town will he a large one. Quite a change in the w< ather for the A. Tamhull and wife went to Pontiac last few days, and although 1 is Just what When In Tp^ilanti please call on n^ No tjouble to .show g o ^ whether you } - i Oheap Eatea. last Saturday to visit their daughter. wish to purchase or Dot. All watch and jewelry repairing done only ex- ’ fanners have been with; ng for, yet periencM workmen and warranted- we hear the voice of the d ronic grum Excursion to Detroit and return, Satur Eber Taylor and wife of Willow, visit bler as he says, “my isn’t this a hot day, Ju n e 16.18W, via F. 4 P , M. R R. ed friends in this neighborhood last week. 129, South Side, Congress St- day” or hot for comfort.’ Some peo Celebration of the laying Corder stone of The farmers rpport that the worms have ple can’t be pleased anyway you may fix the Detroit Chamber of Commerce, im left the apple trees but we have another things, so it is no wonder t d us that the posing ceremonies and parade df mllitaty pest called the rose bug which troubles fr Ido™ Almighty ordains the weatter to be just and civic bodies. Special excursion train the peaches and grapes. f ^ r i t i n g . as he thinks best, and let \ the pious will be-run, due at Plymouth 11 a. m. Some of our farmers who 4raw their Plhpering; ALL grumblers grumble it out The fare for round trip is only 65 cents. m Ik to Stark are kicking quite lively be r GOTO Returning trains will leave Detroit cause they have to keep it at home twice Decorating. HEADQUARTERS for Harness at 7 ;00 p. m. and 2 :45 a. m. and three times a week. Painte or Oils, Lamphere's. A. PATRIARCHE, i LAMPHERE has a large stobk of Lap Ypu want the Traffic Manager.’ Dusters, Get jour stationeiy at the 1 I a il office. " / Best for Your Moh^y. PIpoitl,liiiL liit tt- ’ . . U-*-’ ' • ■ ' ' '; . * * ] . ■ E' i' ' .1. ’J ■ ■ ; * ' ' ' PolsoECd His Wife. CONGRESSIONAL NEWS. A HOT BATTLE. MICHIGAN MENTION, The sensational investigation of the CGAL SmiKETOiEND. death of Mrs. W. H. Thacker, of Ben* S xhatb!—I45th day—-Among m inor bills Strjlliera Kidnap Bbor Workmen a zonia, whose body was exhumied after passed was the House bill which grants certam I Fight with Depotloa Fotlowo. CONDENSED NEWS FROM ALL burial because of the suspicious inci lands known as the Dearborn arsenal to the A c o m m i t t Ie e o f ! o p e r a t o r s <^nr A m ericans w ho h&d been dents previous to her death^ makes vlBago of Dearborn. Mich., for public purposes. O V ER T H E S TATE. Mr. Blackburn reported favorably a resolution AF^D 4lN ER d ACRE^. In the Frick Coke company's works a stro n g calse agsynst th e husband. from the committee on rules for the appoint Thacker was enamored of a former ment of a special committee of five Senators at [Valley, Pa., tveat to New Haven fTorest Fires in tlie'i'pp? r Peniosala Al servant girl and she had at one time on the existing public distr,ess. to whom should ' / ' ! ' ' ■ ^---- ! to take the cars for a visit to been the cause of very strained rela be referred the petitions of Morrison L Swift A Ueeting* At do1nmb]gi^ Ronaltn.la a Scale their homes at Unionto'vvn. A-mob m ost Destroye'it Two Tp'wns End Burned and others tCo.xeS'ite petitions) bearing upon tions between Thacker and his family. this subject. It was adopted without division. Beln; Devidjed Upooi to go Into Effect of strikers—all Slavs and Huns—froip B r id g e s — B E c c a b e e s Celebrate Their During Mrsl Thacker s last hours she \^ e n the Senate took up tbe consideration of th e "Works ab o u t New Haven, discov developed the strongest symptoms of the tariff bill Mr. Jones asked leave to E’l t n - June fs—Oh^o,iPeDn«ylvaulaand South ered who the men w'ere and surrounded TblrteEotb AnnlTcrsEi;7 —I te m s . dmw the “compromise” amendment of tbe arsenical poison and the only thing tariff schoduhs which made the rate on leaf and ern Illinois lio It. : ^ thJm, beating them unmercifully. she had eaten *was a bow l of graham unstem m ed S1..S0 and |l.’.2S respectively, and re T a^ bearing the inscription “black- store the House amendment, In which the rates Destructive Forost Fires. mush prepared by her husband. These are $1 and $1.25 respectively. This move was a legs” W'ere fastened on th e ir backs a n d Specials from Ishpeming': A general incidents taken together caused the ^iurpiise to Senators on both sidM. as by Columbus, 0; The joint committee th i» clothes were covered W'ith chalk citiztms to talk andas a result the body tbe agreement - the “compromise” para marks. The strikers then marched ^ n ic is in progress in this rt gion due graph was adopted pro forma, with on scale, con^posed of operators and to the depredations >f forest tires. was exhumed and an anal3'sisj by Prof. the . understanding that the subject shall miners, after working three days came their captives around to the different ■Sidnatr, a lumbering t:>wn situated on Gomberg, of Ann Arbor, J revealed be considered later. Tbe other Jones amend to an undep^undingl Each side ex rks and held them up as samples of ai^nic in the stomach, liver alndbrsin^ ments to tbe tobacco schedule were adopted. sedbs. the JDuluth, youth Sh jre *t Atlantic Tbe next schedule was- agricultural products pressed a f^^Ung that circumstances' .railway, itfterribly scorched, and Hub- The coroner's jur\'after hearing the and provisions.'* Mr. Dolph. of Oregon, gave elsewhere; had placeil an agreement '..'he four prisoners were subjected to l>eU's extensive saw m 11 plant is com- testimony rendered a verdict that: the last installment of his speech which he here in jeopardy, but each would try all manner of insults and indignities “The said Anna Thacker came to her commenced .some two months ago against the ani were especially ill-treated when ;pletely wiped ouL Tl e greedy flames bill. ITte live sicK-k schedule was discus.sed. to effect an agreement if possible. •were seen advancing upon >estoria, death bj’ arsenical poison adninistered In fact the whole of the time w*us spent in dis On the’thi^d dAy at the close of a th “ir captors marched them to their 3ind the little village A the junction b},’ her hu.sband, W. H.Thackir, at,her cussion and no action. HousK.—'After dispos long executive sessiofi. the scale com hones, where the women and children home in said township of Berzonia.”, ing of some minor mutters the bill to repeal the sis pped and spat upon, t^cm and called •only escaped certain
-LEO'S COSTLY'VASE. The Menocal |ctmee88ion prorides for BRIGHT’S DISEASE. AN ACCIDENT. HOPE. OF AMERICA. the privilege for, ninety-nine years and Presented by _ «aeo and Cost About r r •) liberty to rene^ for ninety*nine years Uso.oool . Fell Tbi'oagh a Cellar Door» Serlouf^la* THE NICARAGUAN CA NA L OUR more. People of all nations are to be AT LAST THERE IS A SURE AND The principUity of Monaco has pre OW N CIBRA LTAK. permitted to contribute, but 5 percent QUICK CURE FOR IT- sented the pope, as a jubflee gift, with jai7[ to the Kldasyt—Lame Back... of the subscriptions are reserved to the what is andonbtedly ^he costliest vase and Backache tor Tears— Central American republics, and the . Laetlng Man !■ Cured of Thle Dreed ever mada It will st^nd by the main ■OlTe« Amerlem the Shofteat Sen Bonte government of Nicaragua is to receive Relief* at Last; DUeeee In a Canadian City—How tBe altar in the cnnrch, ofiSt Joachim. It to TnAte end the Wea lith of Enatern 6 per cent of the stock and $50,000 in Core May Be Effected by All Thpee cost $30,000 to tmanuft^ture this vase Aato — EoAloBd's Je^l,lu«u Eye la gold as compensation for the grant It has the sha^ of a church cup, such The above cut is taken from a rceent photo A fflicted , Open. Ten years are ^ipulated as the time in as those nsed on the. altars of the graph of Mr. \V. A. Grenville, ot Kingsville, whicn the work' must be completed. Catholic ohurq and la made of majol- Ontario. Mr. Grenville has resided In Kings ville for the greater parju d( bis life, filling Frederick Billings, Engineer Meno- L ansi.no, Mich., Ju n e 13.—W illiam iea, enameled \ n white and gold. It PROJECT FOR many positions of public trust: for a auefiber 'cal and their associates are the incor Langley, formerly a well-known citi eoD5tnictioB..^f is about nine eet high. On the top of years member of the Town CouacU, and .at porators; unde? the name of the Mari' zen of this place, now of London, Can f Kicsra^B ship of the lid is Cti rist, with the world in present Ibolds the position of Town Clisrk. time Canal company of Nicaragua, ada, lately had an experience that few can il is ose which one hand and the kleys of heaven in About eight years ago Mr Grcnvilie had'the w ith a capital of $I0J 000,000 an d th e men would wish to passthrough. Last misfortune to fail through a door, in r ^hae been interest* th e other. Oij the harder of the lid, rig h t to increase th e am ount to^S^OO,- fall he contracted inflammation of the juring himself severely, bringing on a ceoUnual if - capitalists in which is thirty two inches in diame OOOfOOOi The officers of this company kidneys, which ultimately developed ter, are six antels disposed ia, groups lame back and backSebe, which the doctors t. United States are President Hiram Hitchcock; into 'Bright's disease. Up to that diagnosed as kidnev (-omptaiiit Thev could, 'for a quarter of a of threea whieb represent thehandles however, give him no iTcUcr. and In d u r he rice president Charles P. Daly; secre* time Mr. Langley was a hale, hearty of the va&e« The ingels bold reli looked elsewhere for ii remedy How icess- f- ■ '^cen^urj. -More re tary and treasurer, Thomas B. Atkina man.' in the prime of life. Once the gious at^nbutes such; as the palm, the .ui he was he tells you In his own Is us f . cently the utter ^follows: “About eight years ago I the- f - The board of directors is composed of disease manifested itself he began to cross, the'^pastoral [mace, the holy misfortune to fall aud huit myself, ircif collapse of the these stockholders; Joseph Bryan, fail Tn a few weeks he was but a water cup andlthe im^nse burner. The iniuring the kidneys.- 1 failed to lind f fot P|kt am a s c h e m e the lame back which followed, and * ig <* James Roosevelt, Hiram Hitchcock, shadow in spite of all that doctors could body of th e vajse is carved w ith alle Doan's Kidney Hills, as a last resource t gav has seryed to em pha^ e the necessity Thomas B. Atkins. Horatio Guzman, do for him. No medicine even checked gorical ornaments add has two medal- them a trial, the resulu ot the trial were botL of some other maritime canal across pleasing 4nd surprising 1 feel Si)fe In recom Alfred B. Darling. Franklin Fairbanks the disease temporarily. Hearing of liona One of these represents the mending them to anyone needing a remedy for the central isthmua and President C Ridgely Goodwin, Alexandar T. Dodd's Kidney Pills and of the cures pope when majde a priest in 1837 cele any form iuf kidney trouble I have beard of Harrison's urgent reference to the many other-ii personally known to m e wbo Mason, Charles P. Daly, Daniel Am- they had. effected in other cases, he brating his first mass, surro;unded with Nicaragua enterprise i i bis last mes have used Doan s Kidnev Pills with -tbe same men, Horace C Hotchkiss. Henry B. got some and began using them. From an g els in th e a c t (ff praying. T his degree of success. Doan s Kidney Pills arc- sage, taken in conn< ction with the sold for ^ cent.s per boK. nr six t>oxes lo r $2 56- Howland and James B. Eustia The the first an improvement was notice bas-relief or medalUbn is headed by declarations of both republican and Fostcr-Mlilburn Co.. Bu^iTalo. .V Y . Sole Agents- company's interests are represented in able. To-day Mr. Langley is cured. two angels holding the coat of for the Uiiitod States; Sent by mall on rcccipl democratic national" platforms and of price. iKor sale by all dealer.s the Republic . of Nicaragua by Gon Bright's disease has up to the present arms of Count! Pecci, the pope's name President Cleveland's advocacy have zalez Espinosa at Managua and in been considered incurable, but Mr. before he waa ordained a priest The brought the subject into special prom Love foir God ilic only ir\\c and right love 'Costa Rica by Louis Chable. Langley is not the first, by many, of other medalliin on the opposite side for self. - inence. ^ Ever siiice the discovery The cost of construction is estimated its victims who has been cured by The wicked arc in the tno.sl danger when represents the pope silting on the they feel ihe safest. of America the pioblem of con by E ngineer M enocal a t $65,000,000^ these pills. Pontifical throne in the act of being necting the Atlantic and the by an advisory board a t $87,000,000, Any one who can not procure these congratulated on the occasion of his The Beauty of Niagorik Pacific has engaged atteotiozL' Ten including unlooked-for contingenciea pills from his.local druggist, may ob can never be described and it has never been different routes in all have been con- The actual work has been dele- pictured so nlequatcly and s.itiH(;U'iorUY as In tain them by writing The Dodds Medi the splendid portfolio just l.^t.sucd bv the Michi cine Company. Limited. Buffalo,N. Y., gan Genlral. ‘ The !Njj}.Mru Fulls Route •' ft ' contains fifteen iuigc pl.tirs from the very best or Toronto, Canada. (Buyers should instantaneous phoio;;i;)i>its. which cannot be be careful to see that they get the bought for as ntdny doii.ii.s All those can be bought for ten cents ut ino Mithigan Centra!- genuine Dodd's Kidney Pills There T icket Office. 6fi VVoodwmu ave . corner Jefler* are unfortunately som3 imitations on son. the market) Sent postpaid on r^eipt When we :ire good in the right way we are of price; 50 cents per box, or six ^ood for suinetliing. boxes for, $3.50. Prudence and imliistry aic the best safe guards agiiinsi bad luck THE BURGLAR’S STORY. Henry SclioenliaU. foreman Henry If. lie Was Rnrprlsed the Man He Vis Knig racking Co.*, St. .loscph, Mo , ite d W as AIao, uses nr.iTlioiiias' Eclcctrio tbi with Jus Another man connected with the men forlspraiiis^ cuts, bi u’ses, cliappcit sheriff’s department told a Chicago hands, etc. It Is the best. Record w riter o* a cj^nversation he had with a burgiar who w a s in jail. The In Java and Borneo there are two- “crook” had o.Nprcssed surpri-io that kinds of fish that inhabit ponds and 6 0 many persons arc in deadly fear small fresh streams. IVhen the water sidered, but all the others have been gated to the Nicaragua Canal of a burglar. disappears during the ^hot season abandoned except tbje route via Lake Construction jCompany, of which “A burglar's 'the most harmless these fibh burrow into th e m ud, an d Nicaragua. The advocates of this Warner Miller president, and em person ki the world, - if he's left remain jthere in a torpid condition route claim for it th^t its position is bracing Frederick Billing^, Franklin alone,” said he. “It's only the greop- until the autumn rains begin. unique, exceeding Gibjraltar in strategic Fairbanks, Horace L. Hotchkiss, horns out in the country who go to value: that the wa^ lies through a James Roosevelt, Robert Garrett, T. work to kill the family before they T he SiiruET A kt of Bf:auty lies not country for the mo» part salubrious Harrison Garrett. Robert^ A. Lancas rob the house, and of course they’re in cosmeiios. but is only in pure blootl THE COSTLteST VASE EVER MADE. and rich in natural r^soifrces, and that ter. Joseph Bryan., C harles P. Daly* always caught. A good burglar who and a heilthy performance of the vital the possession of an Interoceanic canal William P. Anderson and others. wants to keep at his trade is just as jubilee by prtests and friars of every functions, to be obtained by usint; Burdock llilood Bitters. there by the United plates government If this canal were in operation to anxious not to disturb the house as order, with two angels on each side, would constitute a perpetual assertion day, say Mr. Miller and his associates, the house is not to be disturbed. one holding tlhe holy sacram ent, *the of the Monroe doctrine The distance its benefits to commerce, and es Understand? He won't pull a gun other in the act of offering a book. In paris of France a species of rab acMss the i&thmirs is| 169 miles: but 121 pecially to the interests of Americk. and shoot unless some one shoots at 'This medalUpp is Headed by two more bit is utilized for the wool, which is miles cafi be traversed by way of Lake would be inestimable. The United him, grapples with him or blocks his angels holding thq rontifical coat of said tob$ softer, ami finer than that Nicaragua and the San Juan river, States government could absolutely way when he tries to get out. Ho arms Just nndet^ the heads of the of sheep.I It is obtained at intervals already navigable l y ocean ves&els, control the destiny of the western doesn't want to make any noise. A three angels on the lid are several by combing the animals. and twenty-two mihfe j^ore traversed hemisphere, for a naval station on pistol shot is almost sure to bring heads,of cherubs, surrounded by heads Bees ai*e said to have such an antip by natural basins to be filled, so 'that th a t inland sea. w*ith fortified term ini other people, maybe the police, and of four saints whiph are made to rep athy for- dark-colored objecte that only twenty-six miles of artifical canal and a fleet of modern warships, would therefore he won't shoot except in resent four doctors of the church from black chickens have been stung to cutting is needed, far less than at 4ominate the Atlantic eastward to the self-defense, bo you see there’s no whom Leo talces.hls daily inspirations. death, while white ones of the hame P anam a. Windward islands of the West Indies sense of being afraid of a burglar. On one side! of the foot of the vase brood were left untouched. BesidM, the land ^o bo traversed is and westward to the Hawaiian Islands Ihe burglar is the one that needs to there is a coat of arms of Monaco, and the lowest depression in the entire and Kiamoa. T he m arine d istan ce from be afraid. He's taking all the risk. on the other side tjie coat of arms of Cordillera rknge, between the'Arctic New York to ISan F an F rancisco w ould »T11 n^ver fo rg et .one n ig h t when Bishop Teuvet of! Monaco, who was sea and the straits cjf Magellan. The be reduced by 10,000 m iles; to H ong 1 was going through a house on the the interpremr of the sentiments of crest line a.nd reselrvbir of the canal Kong, China, |b j 4.000 m iles; to Y oko south side. I had craw’led in at the the inhabitalnts and parishioners of would be Lake Nicejragua itself, only ham a, Japan!, 7,000; to M elbourne, kitchen window and tried the front! the principaljjty of Monaco in ordering 110 feet above the sea leveL Its out Australia, to the Sandwich rooms without getting anything, and the vase tP bq made. The pedestal of let, the San Juan riyer, can be availed Islands, 8,000, and to V alparaiso. then I went upstairs. ’ I'he f i r s t " ^ o i i -^is niagnificint vjise is of various tur- of for navigation sixty-five miles and Chili, 5,000. T he m arine dis 1 Struck was a big one at the head of qnoise,color^ in efiamel. The prevail the lake i^elf is jfifty-six miles: so tance from New Orleans to San the stafrs. All the lights were out, ing color is white. The larger panels that, by cutting and upbuilding chan Francisco . would likewise be di but the curtains were up and I could on the bowlJare bf pale yellow and nels from the Pacific ocean twelve minished by 1 1 ,0 0 0 miles; from see everything in the room. There much ~of ihe jraisedi ornamentation is miles, and from tlhe Caribbean sea L iverpool to San Francisco, 7,000 was a man asleep in the bed. He in dull gold. Bands of gold encircle westward to the rivpr, thirtv-six miles, miles; to H ong-K ong, 1,100 m iles; to snored very loud. I began to fumble the bowl and 'stand, and the in^crip- a continuous’ waterway can be ob Yokohama, 4,*000, and to the Sand on the dresser and 1 came across a tiou on the cop is in gold letters on a tained, which, by m^ans of locks and wich Islandi^, b.fKXt . The voyage from box made of polished wood, as 1 could white grouni dam sjcan be! navigated from ocean to New York to. tbe eastern .entrance of tell by tbe feel of it I lifted the lid DAViri PU^LEV FIELD. ocean. | and found there was a tra}’ lid under tbe canal is 3,021 miles, and from Sah For m Third jof- Contory lk« Wes The present enteafprise is being con F rancisco t'o^ the western entrance it When 1 tried to arise this sec l'oaaiii»D<^iDc iflsnre at the Bar. Hbod’s is Good ducted unjder a concession granted by ond lid I happened to press against a I have been troubled with that 1 2,776 m iles For at t^ast a Ithird of a century Nicaragua and CostA Riba to an organi lever o# knob or something, and that ing. also loss of appetite. I could moj David Dudley FieM waa'the most com zation of AltaericaD jcitizens known as Homolulo ttchoola. little box suddenly made more noise night, my face broke out In pimples,/ manding figure at! the American bar. the Nicaragua Qanal association, nonolulu ^as good schools and than a brass band. You see. it was Tall, erect, Stalwart, alert, and de g S a r s a - a musiC'box. one of these kind that cided in movement, courteous and H o o d ’ you start pff by a push of the Anger. p a r i U a graceful in bearing, he impressed the ■1 Itha^ belU, too. that made an awful observer at once as a man of marked headache almost con- r a c k e t gifts and forte. This impression hvery tlnaall^. Last April I “The minute that box began^to u r e s advance in | acquaintance deepjened. concluded to In ’ Hood’s pump away the man sat up in bed Sarsaparilla and nbw’ C Those who knewrhim intimately saw and save. *Wh-o’s there?’ 1 started m y troubles are all roiio. 1 pave Hood’s Sarsa an'iinperiaus nature, equipped with for the stairway and fell over a chair. parilla to my baby, not yet elpht months old, great intelKCtual power, and re You should have heard the yell that for sores on his body, and It cured bho.*^ strained by 'tpe intuitive appreciation man let out I simply rolled down Has. W. J.;R oac5», Kllboum e, Illinois;______of the ameni lies eff social lite stairs, fell out of that window and H ood's Pills arc
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J. i.'"’ T h e G rip v M a i l . jew b n rg . F L Y M O u d n The First Na,tioUaI f - y ii The aiDDual fjestival, C hijdren's'' Day, An exp*rieDoe with this dieease dmr M. F .G R A T , -I E d i t o r . mg all Its past_epklemic8,^|raiTKits^ the was observed at ithe church here last Sab bold claim that Dr. Kiug’s New l!>Uc^erj Exchange B ank^ FRIDAY, JUNB 15. 1894. bath. A large jaudience listened attenj will i^itlvely cure each and every cate if lively to a well gendered musical and lit| taken in lime, and patient takes the i 1 1 erary program |by the Sunday schoob ordinary care to avoid exposure. Anoth Ji U /STAIC £X CO££ESPOJ\rD£/\rr. er thing has. be«!n proven, that all who have 19' now ready for btiH/ " The exercises teflected credit to both used Dr. King’s New Discoverv, escape 1 The Ypsilanti Sentinfel has a Plym managers and pjupils, aud were enjoyc<| the 'many troublesome alter resulta of neSs, in all its branches i outh corre^wndent wholeems to imagine equally by old and young. this disease. By all means get a bottle and try it. It is guranteed, and money many things. Amoag the errors in its Mr. Byron McCartney of Tuscola counf will be refunded if no good results follow In T beir New imse of Jime t8th (meaning the 18th we ty,^ formerly a well known resident of Us use. ^ I d by John L. Gale. 4t 'pr0sume)'the correspondent says: 'This this community, drov'e a fine “toppy” spaH K a n k Bnildlngp, 1-^ Buoklen’s Arnion Salra. ‘town of 1300 inhabitants has only one of bay colts frorh his home in Mayville to The bait salve In the world ^ for Ocw hardware store, while the surrounding this place last Monday, stopping all night Braises, Sores, Ulcers, Sa't Rheum, Fevei the guest of his friend, John L. Smith. | county could support two. If anyone Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands^ Chilblain?, thinks of starting a hardware store, they Miss Jennie ! Crosby is enjoying a Oonrs, and all Skin Uruptionf, and pos> had better come here and look over the week's visit amcing her numerous friend^ lively cures Piles or no required. If ground’* Yes that is right so lar as the and acquaintances in the city. Is guaranteed to cive perfect fcathfactlon First Cla^ Rigs Plymouth Saving^Bank latter part is concerned. We have but The services |)f MUs Nora Smith havo or money refunded. Frice 25 cents per PLY’MOUTH, MI one hardware store, and by the way, its a been retained, fhr a term of ten months, b )X. For sale b> -John U Gale. Druf LUGH, gist. L. Kr UNRCn^ good one, and we Venture to say that no as one of, the corps of teachers in thb Ru^oiilile Charges ProilA^t. V oe aa man who thoroughly understands his Wayne village | school for the ensuing business will w’a'it to lit himself against year beginning {n September. j C l ft.FmSBEE, PER' GENT, paid on Sav 3 L Conner & Bon. Mrs. Vinton iis on the sick list and is ings Dejiosits from Onei >We believe in inducing all the business being treated by Dr. Dewey, of Plymouth, 4 Dollar up. ' : ;poasible to*locate here. i)9 t when the de- Uncle Billy” also is quite feeble and PffRONS ACCOIMODATEll DAT ' l l .mands are supplied we do not believe in scarcely able to be out. Come and open an account .takmg the bread out of one man's mouth with ue. ■ and putting it into another. A course of l^tiires has been arrange^ Lumber, OR I RIGHT.. by the Epworth leaguo of* th e M. E. Whoever the correspondent may be, d ir e c t o r s : , r E. C. LFAOH, L. H- BENHETT, i he proves very plainly that he (or she) church as follows: ^ v . C. ,T. Allen wijll lecture on “Alaska” next Thursday eveiji- Lath, Shingles, J. B. ihLUJISONj I. N. ST .BKWKATREB .does not know what he is talking about. Q. 8. VANSiCEDK, T. V. QUACKENBUS^ ing, June 31st, followed by>Rev. Samuel 'The greatest trouble in this place has al- GZ/VRiPENNEY, L. C. BODOH, ^ 8, 1. BPBINaEU, : . I' J Plantz and Rev £. £. Caster whose sub and Coai -ways been that people were not satisfied A. D. LINOON, J . E.JB08IB. A complete a^ortmeot of Rough and : Plymouth, Mich. WM. HAMCBE6TEB, WM. OEEB, with having busings so arranged as to jects will be announced later. Course Dretied Lumber, Hard and Soft Coal. X. C. BHBBWOOD. /meet the demands but to the contrary— tickets can be had for 25 cents. Single J “the means to supply being far in advance admission 10 and 15 cents. H T Every Indncentent con&lBtent with Prices as Low as the Hartet lllovs. sound banking offeved to d e p o it ts. •of the demands. Oberry Hill* If times were not so hard, and business Yard near F. & K U. depot, Mr. Aiden Ilewis of Oyid, and Miss 'E E. Bennett, in Plymouth was what good times always Plymouth. m OanUen. >m^e'it,tkeQ there might be some show Lottie Lewis this place, were married for another hardware store, but as it on Thursday of la:9t week. They received numerous and costly presents from their stands now our advice would be- for the Of PIvmoilth and Vicinitv second man to think tw'ice before local friends, including a set of silver ware. PLYMOUTH ing. They will go to house keeping on a farm near Ovid. I tyiah to inform the public THE SUPEEV/SOES. A hotly coniested game* of ball was that I am prepared to do any— At fne meeting of the county supervi- played here re
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Bert Harris_of VTayne, was in town ^ Miss Stella Harris of Willis, is the Saturday. guest of Mrs. C. R. Curtiss. W. S. Scott was t Saginaw a few days jOne ladies' pneum^Uic 189B bicycle for 'WH&T IS GOING ON ^HONG PEO working for the F. P. M. R. R Co. sale. E nquire of W. O. A.llen. 333 PLE ON THE OUTSIDE Jlr. Burt PelhaiiJ of Iron Mountain, is' Beginning at 8:30on Saturday evenin'^ 15 Days-AT IC 0SN 5 Days TIm iNsjn of the vreek condensed home on a week's vjisit. C. G. Curtiss will give an exhibition in foitke Eeoefit of HaU Miss Camilla T a ^ an’d Miss Nellie Le«< front of the park, consisting of American Eeaden. spent Saturday in Detroit. scenery and concluding with fine French Vew^. The exhibition is Jre^. J Hot. B. B. Bennett is at Tecum seh on a few The Plymouth cigar fatlpry .has Ijeen Hotter. dajs phonographic |excuraion. removed from its former location to the! Hottest. Mrs. Wm. Northville, is Wilcox ware, house. iTBe building has visiting relatives in kown. 95 in the shade. been remodeled special!^ for the cigar First class weather for corn. W. Bradner aild family of .^ansing, factory, which makes a fvery convenient Hiss Haty Rogers is home for the sum- visited friends hereiSundtry. - place. Their fast increasing business de mer. Stanley Marshall |is again on the streets, mands larger quarters. after a lay off for two weeks. We have the Finest and Best Made Lines of Qraduating' exercises one week from Dr. W. F. Bradner, formerly of this to-night. Herbert Harrisoni and wife spent Sun place and president of the Denver Dental Ladies Shoes ever ojffered in Plyjnouth and day with Mrs. Harrison’s parents. W. C, Allen accompanied Wm. Taflt as Association, has been tendered the dean- remember that for the next 15'days every far as Cincinnati. Miis Nettie Bennett of Wayne, was the ghip of the Denver Dental College. He guest of Miss Mabel Lyndon last week. has occupied a lecture chair in the Gros^ pair of High Cut, Button, Lace and Congress Calvin B. Crosby returned this week from a trip to'New York state. Serenaders with mandolin and guitar Medical College of that city for the pas^ ’ i will be sold took in the town Thursday evening. 4 years. Mrs. Mary H. Hotise of Morris, Mich., is visiting heY isister, Sirs. E. Lombard, on A. N. Brown is acting as night w'atchi Ann Arbor street. of the village in the absence of Josiah . 1" Cochrane. Hariy Kinyon, son of Martin Kinyon- who has been in Kentucky for some time, Rev. Allen at the M. E. church this A T q o i S T ! is here on a visit. evening. He speaks ou the subject: MILLINERY “Glimpses of the West”. A pail of sttawberries is the latest gift to.the. editor made by Lloyd L. Lewis. The excursion train which passed A Complete Line in Millinery. They make a fine shortcake. through her^ Sunday momingvwas load- Buy you HATS of ed with pleasure seekers. Do not let I this opportnuity pass. It is the T he renowned Sousa's band Will be in Detroit on Monday evening, June %tb, Mr. David Bradner is making Plym jone Chance to get the very finest one night only. You cannot afford to outh people a short visit this week. He miss it. at present resides in Butler, Penn. W. , Markham made a trip to the The Ladles Standard Magazine, devo northern part of the state during the week, ted to fashions and the home, can be pur and reports business as being very dnil chased at the M a.il office for five cents. PLYMOUTH. ' ^ «I1 along. James Mc.MIister, a former resident of SHOES AT GOST PRIGE! jay Burr and C. H. ‘Bennett, census Plymouth, now living in Detroit, was and save money. enuinentors for this end of the township, shaking hands with old friends here last are afound this Yveek asking the people Friday. all sorts.of questions. Charley Porter, Ed Fisher and Will Mrs. Randall’nee Minnie Johnson, t^ o Stellwagen of Wayne, wheeled over to lives at Mayville, stopped off at Plym Plymouth last Sunday and took a few N ov'elties in Our lines ^1 Woman’s Low Shoes in Tan, outh, Monday, while returning from Ann whirls around the track. Russet atfid Black are complete, and at prices f- i_lArbor where she had been to attend the A number of orchards in the country summer Hats, ' funeral of her uncle, Mr. Frank Lewis. are eaten bare, and pr^^nt a sun burnt WAY DOWN- Call on us and be convinced : W. H. Palmer, the artist, went to South appearance. Fruit will likely be a fail Laces, Ribbons, Lyon on Saturday and photographed the ure, especially apples, as the worms are that the Cash Boot and Shoe House can save graduating class. Mr. Palper is getting destroying eVerj’thing. and the least wind , Flowers, etc. you money! Respectfully, m lots of outside work, as he does only first- l)low3 the apples off the trees by the class work. bushel. ■T^ Trenton Visitor comes to us in a And now comes Miss Curtis, the depos neat five column quarto. May yonr visit ed Wayne school teacher, with a com & be a tong one, and your health much im munication in the Wayne Tidings repu MILLINERY proved by the willing patronage of a diating everything the Tidings has said GO. grateful people. about her. The article really reads as if Mrs. Chas. Mlcol who has been in poor a masculine band had penned the words' health for some time, has accepted an One often hears of another “taking dicta I Pennim an B lock Plym outh. inv itation from her sister, and left for Iowa tion” now-a-days. LI E. GABLE, to spend the summer there. We hope The children's day exercises at the Successor to C E. Passage, that tbe change of climate will great Presbj'terian church last Sunday evening ly benefit her. drew a good house, although the even THX 11 STAR GROCERY” Wm. Tafft who has been visiting his ing was very warm. The singing, under family on Ann Arbor -street, and many the supervision of Mr. Clarence Stevens, PLYMOUTH, MICH. friends in Plymouth for the past few was very nicely rendered. The exercise Y O U W t A N T weeks, returned Monday to Mississippi to was termed, “The Dyke Builders”, and to engage in the lumber business. the Imitations, songs and addresses were Staple and all very'appropriate. Supt. T. S. Clark All who wish to see a good game of conducted the services in a very pleasing ball should visit the fair grounds to-mor F a n c y % . way. row, (Saturday) afternoon. The Detroit Athletics and Plymouth Giants will cross . On the law books of Michigan can be sticks, and as both clubs are in good con found the following: “Chapter 322, arti dition a close contest may be looked for. cle 9293.—If,a n y person^ shall willfully Groceries. blaspheme the holy na|ne of. God, by Arid "we want to do it. Bobt Bireh, gardener, living about half cursing, or conturaeliously reproaching a mile south of Plymouth, brought' us a SCHOOL BOOKS^ » the name of God, hesball .be punished basket of grebn peas and cabbages plucked by imprisonment in the county jail, not AH from his garden. Mr. Birchds generally more than .six months or by fine not ex in'the lead with garden ve^tables, and ceeding $50”. If the above law was car SCHOOL SUPPLIES. if those brought to us are a criterion of ried into effect and strictly enforced, Y O U W A N T # what he has at home we can truly say A F m lL m e o t where would the majorify of the people *hey are indeed fine. The editorial fam be these hot days ? Tobaccos and Clears- ily are very grateful to Mr. Birch. Mr. JMin Philip Sousa, the leader of The Plymouth Ma il of last week Gas Pipe Water Fixtures Sousa's Concert Band, deserves all the pokes fun at the Oxford Globe man on congratulations and applause that were account of getring his figures wrong in ail s and Engineer’s Supplies, showered upon him at the close Of the date line, and .in same issue the M ' TIMDH NUmt concert last evening. It is no exaggera date line reads “Friday, June 2, 1894.” tion to say that the audience heard the Comment is unnecessary.—Wayne Re \k^]heeler*». best concert of the kind that New York view. In the Review’s issue it tries to An($ we can supply you. ' remembers. Much has been said in ad make believe that “Vol. 16, No. 28” make H e a r t vance of what Mr. Sousa could do, but the whole num ber “865,” and comment is . : A N D not too much. His band plays with a unnecessary, as we were only 1 out of the T tone, a delicacy, and a musical effect that way and the Review is 57. Thanks—We N T erv e don't smoke. cannot be too highly praised. It is a new —^ o.IUt. 1, Cl sensation to hear such music from a Gargling Oil envelopes have pl^ed / - "“d military band, and Mr. Sousa is perfectly HEART DISEASE, EPUEPST, HEaTODS _ havoc with business men aroond the PROSTRATION. right in dexlafing that his organization country during the past few months. One aiO fiM n i. i4 all dm m gtm ieK ef tk r y w ttaa Gall on us and Get Prices. is lone for high-class concert purposes merchant thought it was such bard times Srttam, -only. At Auditorium, Detroit, Ju n e 25th. he could not afford to buy envelopes, and 1 • 1 »i' Last Sunday was children's day in most have them neatly printed at ^e home Unexcelled for
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DECORATION DAY. gish tongue warily styled the rever "She will not be the first to sting ■ ■ f f -.-w? end Capuchin father, Joseph du' that apathetic blcod._ Bat have I net S tm eoandea steep and rest. <3m ttaU field of the frounded arms, Tremblay, lliis alter ego of the from, ail such fair shoots plucloed the Where foes no m ore mols»t» cardinal was an enlgnia, perhaps insidious ivy of his love?” he added t Nor eeotiT'o alarms: even to him whose frilsndship he confidently. "Yet shall it creep ( Do i You W ish , Te ksTe slept on the ground before, ever cherished as that | of a kind of around my blossoming' tree, where And started te jour feet At th “ cannon’s sudden roar divinity. There isr no dobbt that Da .innocent thoughts make mnsio that Or the drum's redoublin.: beat Tremblay was sincerely Ireligious at spirits in heaven might hear? No, the outset of his cai^ek but never brother. Louis must have no mis the jnnest Bread Bot in this camp of Death Z«o sound jrour slumber breaks: had his superior found ajmore faith tress but the state.” Sere is no ferered breath. In the vocabulary of that cabinet No wound that bleeds and aches ful disciple of Machiavfel. He was reckoned a pious courtiej*. and never the state was Richelieu. All is repose and peace. “But your , foes are not so easily and Cake? } Untrampled Ifes the soit theless. no bribe of th« crown, no Tim shouts of battle cc.kse- charms of the queed, no' threats of circumvented. They are many Zt U the truce of Ooi: the nobility affected.the I devotion of headed, Jeh%n, and they Intend to It is concede^ that the Royal Baking Powder is Bast, comrades, rest and sleep: Richelieu's right arm. stile consoler use her as their instrument. Doubly: the purest and Wrongest of all the baking powders. Tfiethou.'htaof men shall bd they use her as a bate to lure the As sentinels to keep. • and sustainer against all T o o rre a t fromdao^’ers free- In the end the astute .' churchman king into silence of their crime The purest baking powder makes the finest, sweet opened his eyes, and eafd in a voice meditated against the realm and T o n r silent te n ts of green est, mosti delicious food. The strongest baking pow We deck with fragrant flowers: ✓ weak and husky by a hlectic cough. the church in slaying thee, and as a Tours has the suffering been, I •■And, so. Joseph, you th in k th is fetter on Baradaa" The memory shall be ours der mak^s the ligjhtest food. —Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. new conspiracy the crafiiest trap yet “How on Baradas?" laid for the old fox?~a nickname I "He loves her! Ho comes from That baking powder which is both purest and like: for, as Plutarch said of the the same part of the country as that strongest makes; the most digestible and wholespme Cardinal Richelieu. Greek Lysander. that I where the knight of Mauprat, who was a boy lion's skin fell short;, he eked it out beside her in her o.hlldhood.” food. j ^ Feonded on the Play of oRlcheUea, by "M au p ra t!” L.ord l.yttnn. with the fox's, and, so 1. A great Why should not every housekeeper availj herself statesman, Joseph, that same Lysan "Who is In Paris again.” C H A PT ER I. der. ■■ ’•Methought he had been passed of the* biking powder which will give her the best through the spikes! A trouble-town, The Two Sphinxes. “Orleans heads the trjiitors. food with the least trouble ? In the year 1(543, when France was “A very wooden bead then! Well, a desperate strike-fire—bold to think menaced by leagfues of.all its nei^rh- who’shU lieutenant)’!” and firm to speak, but not on my 'bora and those undying* enemies, “Baradas, the favorite. board to play. I'ou tell me. Joseph, AyoH all baking powders sold with a gift EnFiAod^' Austria, Italy and Spain, “A boy,” sneered the cardinal. the pushing blade is here again, des or ptriie, or at a lower price than the Koyal, whose secret representatives deeply Baradas and Saint Siimon shared pite my mandate?” emboBOined were witbiii Her heart, the king’s favor. The latter was of ■ •Marion saw him—masked, it is as Ihely inrariahly contain alnm, lime or snl- true]—at a gambling table in her .there sat two men in profound pon- high degree, but the other a weed of phnric aci4 and render the food unwholesome. deriogs in the master's cabinet in hasty growth who had jmounted as sister’s house. Lady Maugiron’a that Cardinal palace which we know high in half e year as Bichelieu. in He is—heaven save the report!—her as the Palais Royal at present. the times of the Huguelnot’s power lo v er.” Certain protection from alum baking powders can The walls were hung with an arras over France, in six yeans. "All this may be, brother. For I do not have the , court-flies buzzing be had biy declg^ing to accept any substitute for the depicting scenes where the church “He is a mere gaudy lizard. But m ilitant had triumphed, the windows I hold the ladder, and when I shake about me latterly. Royal, which is iabsolutely pure. ■*•*1 a:n like the winter who like summerwaat— we.re hermetically sealed, and the —he falls! What more?” The swsll.owe fly that flocked before eotast' " The Capuchin was ,glancin^_^at doors double- These precautions There was a flaw of sadness in the Death Is God's paymaster. were not wholly political, for a fire some papers. Hicroscopists say; that the strongest note of resolution, arid the scarlet microscopes do notj probably, reveal 4 burnt luridly in the deep mantel un> ‘ The worst at last The count o^ robe quivered at the slight shrug of Coe's Coagla Balsam the lowest stages of animal life. fs tbe oldetit. and best. Ii will break up aColdoulea der a marble-piece embossed with a -Sojssons”------the bony shoulders. • r Ui&o aoytalus eUe. It 14 always re|i&bl& Trytb struggle of centaurs and sea-horses, “He who attempted our life in He reached out and touched a The horn of thei rhinoceros is not joined to the bone| of the head, but though it was summer’s height, and '35,” interpolated Richelieu, with a spring which doubtless caused a bell Sham pleasures cost ibe most. grows on the skin like a wart or corn. any thoughtful observer would have lighting up of the eye. which be to ring without, for there appeared expected to see in the tenant of the trayed the worst point of his tem A species of ape, jclosely resembling Conaamptlon Car* at a secret door behind the tapestry, Tfi ROM oa a guarantee;. It cures Incipient Coorij chamber one whose term of perament—its relentless vindictive which he divided to show his hel- the African gorilla; has Ibeen discov UoQ, It >• ibe be*c.Cuueh Cure. %cum90cu.a| made- fire a second life. A large ness. too blind to discriminate be me'^d head and gleaming breastplate, ered on the Mosquito coast, Niearagna. screen hinted at u further means of tween personal grievances and those a heiiculean 'figure, ruddy, and man Neither cbemistri noii naturalists God never tries any experiments. concealment, and the huge brass and against the state—“the count of have yet been able; to solve the ques tled with a heard so thick that' H anson's Magic Corn Snlwa.** ebony clock was capacious enough Soissons. that sly serpent, who a bullet might have been buried in it tion why a lobster tuiins red when Warranted to cure or tuuoey refundeU. a»k your to secrete a man. On the dull green should have been trampled under and 1^0 never be conscious till he boiled. : dru^tti^tforil. Ii'nce IS cents. WSlls hung a map of La Kochelte. Mars’ steely train years agone, he cameito comb it out; a herald of the The MegalOTaurris fossil lizard is Life without love Is living death. with the works which Cardinal a n d —w ell?” grenadiers of Frederick the Great; a estimated from, the size of its bones Bichelieu was accredited with de “The duke of Bouillon, wiiose . As a means of grace prosperity bas never warrior for Michael Angelo to design to have been not less than fifty feet in been much of a success. signing traced in red ink. and. as an army is on the Piedmont frontier, length. the armor for: had he carried a clu'o God's promises are stars that are alway* .antithesis, there was opposed to it a are in close communicaUon. Orleans and’not a sword, he would have fitly .shining for the eye of faith. engages to make them friends with plan of the castle where the king's represented one of those heraldic Ball'll Catarrh Cure CiM's work can only be done by those who ♦ brother. Gaston, duke of (.)rleaus, the Spaniard, whom tli^y will wel savages which are supported in cer wear the yoke of Christ. Is a constitutional Cure. iPrice 75c. had planted assassins against the come into France upori the advice tain coats of arms. When a man makes vows to God that be !&■> prime minister, whom he never that the prime ministel: is In the tends to keep, it is pretty good evidence that "Huguet, dispatch Montaiglon and be has been getting religioo right.* dared to face in combat. power of the plotters.’*!. God is In the heart Ih'pt bleeds when others two_men-of-the-sword to ' Lady Mau- suller. i The Christian is walking on dangerous ^ •? The table that the two thoughtful “How in their power. Jo.ieph? giron’s. where they should find ground who is not praying every day of his life T^. Methinks (iaston's is niot the hand, that he may be more like Christ. men.shared between them was cov or learn the whereabouts of one F or RHEUMATisjk, L itmbago, Neu - ered with papers and, charts, vials of to pluck this nettle.■’ Chevalier Adrien t.e M auprat” He RAEGIA, Cramp ahdi Colic; there is no chemicals necessary to revive secret They are seeking their Ravail- handed the saturnine guardsman, remedy superior to the -jgenuine Dr. DOCTORS ENDORSE IT. writing, keys to cipher in binding lac,” who advanced into the room as far Thomas' EcleCtrio Oil. i furnished with lock and key, and a “■What, w ould th e duke of O rleans ■ Em inent Physician of Arkansas^ as the hem of the coarse gown ofthe tells of sam e Jftemairkahie Cnres small moLlel stage after classical again try the stabbadoP This be- gray brother, whom he evidently The average whale is from fifty to of Consnmptlon. precedent.s, which at the moment, comos m onotonous. ” held in repugnance, a paper gar sixty-five feet in jengthi and thirty- S ta n ^ ^ Fay«tU Ark. from partiality to their vreaknesses. “They hope they will by practice K. V. PiSECSr nished i^ith a seal and his signature. five feet in circramferenCfe. ;The jaw Dear Sir—I wlU ssy this if not indifference to the object, was become expert.” . This js your warrant to apprehend bones are-twenty ^o twqnty-five feet to ^ou, that GQDeumptlon allowed to be a species of kennel for ••At least they havd not chosen Is hereditary m my wile’s him; clap him into a closed chair, long, and a tonguelhas been known to family: some bare si* five or six kittens of difTerontcolors: the stiletto yet—eh, my noble heart and bring him hither. Away!" yield, almost a; ton^pf oil. ; resd y died w ith .-the dis slumbering pellmelL after a tiresome and truest friend?” I ease. Uy wife has a Us* When silence had fallen again ter, Mrs. B. A. Clesry. romp, the mass, all heads, lails and “ Jehan.” said the monk, u^ing after this inroad, Father Joseph be In thousands hf c^ses the cure of a that was taken with oon- legs, vaguely suggested one of those that old name by which his ducal gan slowly, with a horrified air, cough is the pifevantivc >of consump sumptioQ. fihe u s^ your *■ Golden Medical OIsoot- plates of interwoven animals which em inence had Veen, ch risten ed , which spoke entire tracts in support tion. The surest cough medicine in ery,” acd, to the sur l)a Vinci loved to desigu)and' Paiissy but which no other familiar em of the change of spirit he hoped to the world is Dr. Wood's Norway Pine prise o f h er m any friends, painted in earthenware. <■ ployed save this hq nble-seeming Syrup. Sold bjf all dealers on a guar, she got well. M ywlfebss he thought undergone since - he was antee of satisfai^tioe. also had hemorrhages On the board also was a large seal monk, of whom his su perior said in a brilliant soldier in opening life— from the lungs, and her sister insisted on her us which bore the device of KicbeUeu, tribute. other minister in • The better to delude Count Baradas ing the Golden MedlosI the eagle aniid clouds, and there Europe can cope with this cowl,” for and veil the royal suit, it Is pro Prosperity airid p:|udenCe are spellpd ar» Disoorery." I ooaeented differently, but^ they gcijerally mean^ Mm .R oqkiis. to ber uriog H. and It were others which presented tokens he punned l^ke a clow of the Pre- posed to marry the minion with your relieved her. She bos had no symptoms of of his posts as peer, religious chief, St.-Gervais. “Jehan. brother. the about the samej thi^g. i ^osumptloo for the past six yeara. People adopted child.” ^Ting this diseeae can take no better remeoj^ and correspondent with great powers. d ag g er is k*eady, sbarpim ed, pointed, "Wed Julie to Baradas!” ejacu Mankind's struggle is .upwards, in ' ‘ Yours very truly. Cheek-by-jowl with a reliquary but they seek the guidioghand. “ lated'the cardinal, with a hissing which million!) are trampled to death, stood against the wall a two-handed “You do never ti^arn vainly. l^ugh. “No; 1 have another bride th a t tbousanda; ma[y m ount on th e ir sword such as Charles Martel swung Joseph.” said the pren ier, writing^ for Baradas—one more faithful than bodies. j when be drove the Saracen out of few lines. “1 will reca t my guar(\s. the love of fickle woman; sorrow W.lffORRIOa his realm; it hod been actually used The trusty blades am rusty since ’^je’yer; knew so sure a soother; and n c p i i s i viRI f*'-^*-*WMeblDglon,------D.C* be the duke of Richelieu in a hand- Captain Cavois gave w ay to Captain '■tyv^eniahe clasps h is neck -she w ill BwSuccessfully■ LAtoPrlocIiMkl______^..... Exam' Im Rrosecutes lD«r---- “U H. “ Peoifitoo .-.-o------Claims. Bure»tt. to-hand encounter with the defenders Huguet, my Titan. A single tradtbv ijpeyer disentangle hjer single arm m Sjrrxia Ust n«r, ISttdjutUcauugcUuiiw. atty tiaoa of La Rochelle, of which a notch, in could strike impotent th e _feirte|,'b'f Ail^iriri has brehthed his latest there! the blade from shearing a helm re .thousands. Jo*>eph. are ..we .fiVa'of • > ^o4eph. the swrird of the beadsman FREE] R«ppert*s FADE BLEACH mained in honorable witness. A Huguet?, We hanged his , not cured these bloodthirsty AppMiikUSR Um facuhsrihpBWidioflAdie .i a. |Bave|ka«sau(iiM Busaaes 4 m■ yyMj snwanewco,em »aiM cli.oa suit of half-armor, veiled with a ban th e M ontm orency ^|cebeIlioa1 drike^ earls and mariquises, and by I: secMBt o( prtoi, wkkb tt botUs, m S ■ '■* “But you have bOugtjl^B ' " iaortftf thAi SAL R f.lr ul.1,1 ner. seemed to stretch out one pad the e'er-burning lamps above, Bara will WB(I k Skmpl. BMUsiUf.lf packs4, alt ded glove to reach it and hqaped favors on h]1ri2V\^: das” sjhall end on a rope! 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.K - -ii.i! ; -__. i-iii___ LJ; iiv: Sooitlicm.^Iti Aims and Objects. An extreme bunann cA aracteri^eif < Webster defines socialism as “A theory canine friends is shown in tiieir i or system of reform which contem bility to ridicule. Faint traces of. I plates a complete re-construction of so quality are td be found in monkeiys- i ciety’, with a more just and equi^ble dis perhaps eren - in the more tntellig tribution of property and labor.” horses, but nowhere else save in qpan, f Wherever the socialists are organized hardly there, except in- the more sen as a political party they advocate that live natures, do we find contempt, ex. "'All means for, the production and distri pressed in laughter of the kind whu^ bution of wealth shall belong to the conveys that emotion, so keenly a ^ governmenV including all land,- mines, painfully appreciated. With those do^ factories, machinery, railroads, telephone which are endowed with a large hum ^ and telegraph lines, etc., amLthat all peo quality, such as our various breeds nf' ple shall labpr in the industry for which hounds, it is possible by laughing in thd^ they are best: qualified, according to their faces, not only\to quell thpir rage, b,ut ht- capacity, and that all shall be supplied drive them to a distance. They seem (n with the comfoiis and necessities of life a way to be put to shame and at the i according to their needs”. In other words time hopelessly puzzled as to the nature! they advocate the establishment of what of their predicament. In this connection they call “The Co-operative Common We b^vje just purchased from one ol the we may note |he Very human feature that wealth,” which shall furnish work for all,^ after you have cowed a dog by insistent leisure for all and culture for all. The Ipt^diug Wholesale Hat Houses laughter you can never hope 4o ma^e form of government to be representative friends with him.—From “The Dog,!’ liy including the principles oHnitiative and Prof. N. S. Shaler, in the J une Scribn^. referendum, equal suffrage irrespective of F or sale at this office. color or sex, and minority representation. Please Boys, Don’t- The fonndatioD principle of socialism is “The universal brotherhood of man,” and it On several occasions my attention has proposes to eventually bring the whole been called by others to the fact.tbfit Q i world under its dominion. there is considerable swearing done by There are at the present time upwards the smaller bnys around town, and that I of six millions of organized socialists Ip We want to sell them quick, and will put | the lot ought to say something about it. Well I the world. They are organized in every will say that I am very sorry to hear tiifit- civilized country and are the strongest in ^n sale at jjust Half Price. Everybody cqme and such is a fact, and hope the boys may Germany where they control nearly one soon be taught better by their older com third of the votes. get Hats fqr almost a song. Hats for Me Hats panions and by their parent^. Personal-^ They are also very strong in France ly I must say that I have'heard very little where they have recently caused the for Boys, i pats for Girls. Sun Hats foil Ladies. profanity, either from young or old inthe^ resignation of two cabinets in succession. Pats for Everybody. This mea^S village, and 'nfiat I did hear came gener In the United States they are organized j ally fro^. old soakers who are almost )so in all of the large cities and in some cf S2.00 hats for $1.00. 50c hats for 25c far gone as to *he irresponsible. ' the rural districts under the name of Of course. w*e understand that a natural ‘‘The socialifei labor party,” with head $1.00 hats for 50c. 35c hats for 18c generous courtesy puts all on their good quarters in New York city. They have behavior before-e clergyman, which very an extensive literature in books, pamph 75c hats^ for 38c. 25c hats for Il2c largely accounts for his good opinion lof lets and periodicals, and are at the present some whom others unmercifully condemn, attracting considerable attention. Social and perhaps rightly. In this matter also ism is sometimes known; in this country the boys have been veir kind and cour by the names oi Bellamyj§m, Nationalism. teous, and I have not had the mental pain Collectivism, etc, but yherever it has of listening to such language. But I sup- ^ pose there ivist be mpre or less of it. reached the dignity of i^rganization it is Saul ! called socialism and its advocates, social Now boys, whoever you are, if yi^u have been guilty of this very ungentle- ' ists We have just purchased 72 pairs of Ladies’ and 72 manly and disreputable thing, pleas^ do SOUSA'S B A N D ^ GOJfflNG. ,pairs of Men’s Fine Shoes/ We got thejm at a not do so any niore. Do not do any thing ihat'you would be ashamed to have The New Organisation of Which great bargain. We guarantee every paijr to be father or mother hear or see. Dp not do Souaa is Now the lioader ia Re puted ta be the Finest Con worth $3.00, and we sacrifice them at jusjt $2.00 anything! that you would be ashamed to cert Band Amenca Haa have the best pepple in the community Ever Known. a pair. Every lady or gent wanting shoe^ should hear or see. Do not do anj'thing to make people think that you are untrained, un The people of the country who recall avail themselves of this opportunitjj. ; taught, heathenish. ^ • the genuine furore created by the visit Sale on now and until all are closed out. | No one who claims to be a geotlemih two years ago of the United States Marine will use profane language. That kind of band, with Jolin Philip Sousa at its head, Yours respectfully, : | thing has passed away and is left for loaf-. will be pleased to learn tha Sousa is ere, gamblers And saloons. Parents would coming again s*oon, and will; give a be wise to enquire a little into this matter, series of grand concerts with his magnifi arid use their influence in the right direc cent concert band en route to th^r Mid tion. Older persons who hear profanity winter Exposition in San Francisco. This from children ought to reprove them and otganlzalion may be called the successor .shame them. ^ There is nothing manly nor of the Marine band and also of the Gil honorable, my dear boy, n any bad habit, more band. Sousa’s world-wide fame, and eveiyone will think less of you if ybu acquired as lender of the Marine band The Plymouth Cash Outfitter. do such; things. Yon cannot get on ;iu led a syndicate to secpre his services as the world if you d() such things, people the head of a new organization, to be to .Among the t,gii|non tamily jewels cannot trust such boys and do not want America what the Garde Republicaine is to just sold by a London auction-house fioxtr'Big SnooesBM. them around.' Make up your minds to France—a pqrfect military band adapted At a recent meeting of . the Japan w as a necklace of si.x black pearls, Havjngjthe needed merit to Wore than quit. Keep.obt of bad company, behave to concert w«»rk. society in London the chairman made the most famous in the world. It make g (^ all fbe advertising claimed yourself like a little man, go to church for. themj the following four remedies At aloul this time the great Gilirore a practical suggestion, lie said 'that b ro u g h t $17,000. and Sunday ^hool and 1 will guarantee the sound |pr<^uced by bamboo pipes In the heart of London is a public have reaahed, phenomenal sale. Dr. died, and his splendid organization went King’s New iJisdovery, for consumption. that the future will have bright days for was very ^oft and mellow; that it was news-room without a librarian or any to piece*. One-third of the men, all the Coughs ai]d Colds, each bottle guaranteed you. and you w’ill win friends wherever one to look after the papers. They ‘•stars.” were at ohce engaged by Sousa. largely usj^d by the Japanese in the —Eiectrid Bittersi the ereat remedy tor manufacture of musical Instruments, are chained and padlocked, so they you go. _ G. l l . W. The picked men of the Marine band were Liver, Stomach find Kidneys. Bucklen’s and it seejmed - possible :that oi;gan- can not be carried off. Little damage Arnica Ssjlve, th e best In the world, and . La Grippe. next secured and the organization was bullders niight derive advantage from is done, and the room is usually quiet Dr. King’s New Life Pills, which are a During the prevalence of the Grippe the filled out by the employment of the best the use ofjthis reed for organ pipes. and orderly. perfect pill. All these remedies are past seasons it was a noticeable fact that instrumentali>ts in this country and The ladies of the English royal fam guffi'ante^ to do juBt what is claimed for those who 1 depended upon Dr. King's Europe, making an ensemble of some six PICKINGS FROM THE PAPpRS. them, andTtbe dealer whose name is at New Discovery, not ouly bad a speedy-re ily have a fad which thus far is all tached hCTewlth will be glad to tell you 3 ty p*‘rform**rs.‘ tile finest baud that their own. All, including, it is said, . covery, but eteaped-all the troublesome The Coilstitution, launched In more of them, i^ld by John L. Sale. after effects ot the malady. Thia remedy America has ever known. At least that ia the oldest ship in the United Spates the queen herselL beguile the hours Drug stoiie. ______1 seems to have a peculiar power in effect* by plaiting straw jfor the fabrication is the verdict of the great critics of the navy. I W A N lpD .—Local ao-l trave'ing s^l s ing rapid cures not only in cases of Jja of hats to be presented to their sons east. There sire a number of kindergarten men to bandl'' our Canadian Eiown Grippe. h\|t. in all Diseases of Thrdat, and husbands. Cb^'st andhks cured ca'-e^ of Said Dudley BAck, the ‘ distinguished schools fo^ blind children throughout — ------—1------nurseiy S ^ k . We guarantee sa'isfat tior composer: 'L et me hear cordial testimony New England. ' ~ to repres'jntatives and customers. Larc s' Asthma an*^! Hay ^eVer ol long standing. Try It abd be convinced. It wont disap to the perfection of Sousa's band and his A paraqlraph in Kate Field’s Wash grow€T8-qf. high .grade jt'ic k . Over. 701' acres under cultiv»tion. Nu substitntioii point. Free iristl bott'es at Johif U mrfsterly leadership of it.” De Wolf Hop. in gton sta te s th a t N ew E ngland co^.- in ordersJ Excltjsive territory and liber Gnle’< I . • 2 tains blit forty-one Presbyterian p.er. who is well known in the musical Sell or Trade! a! terms W) whole or pan time scents MORTUAOE SA LE—D<*ftult bavluf; niMte Is world, wrote: ‘T have heard manyibands churches. ~ Write U 8.]_ STONE & W ELLINGTON tbe condlUosfi of • oertolo morfffngA beu?lDg Mafllaon Wi« I .Tnl'- Ist^^______date the fourth d»; of Ft-bnurjr, A. I). 1SS7, made in my timer but never such a one as The earliest advertisement in an A THIRTY AC RE FARM FOR and exrcsfe4 by Delia M. Oetefi. of the towia c-f Sou>a s. ’ “It gave the best concert I English newspaper was the notice^of PlymoDth. County of *ayne, State of Ml^tgap to the theft of two horses in the London Maria Seeley of the aald town of Plymoath,iand ever heard.” Luisa Cappiani, the emi PLYMOUTH PROPERTY. rec* rdt-d In the ofBoe of the of Deeda for Imjjartiall Intelligencer in 1648. the County of Wayne, State of M