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B e s t . E a s i e s t l o u s e . C h e a p e s t . Re l i e f is i m m c d i a t n . A c u m i s o o r t u l n . F o r Cold i u t h e H e a d i t h a s n o e i iuuL
C A T A R R H I t l e a n O i n t m e n t , of w h i c h n s m a l l p a r t i c l e i s a p p l i o d
to t h o n o s t r i l s . P r i c e , MX;. So ld by H n u ^ i i s t s o r s e n i b y uut'.l. A d d r o s s , K. T . HAZKI.TLNL, W a r r e n , I ' u .
Ta. Ml»«la; r.t |t*.l O-•Il-.i.i".'
n c y p o i s o n . M a n y p e o p l e
n e a r l y C o u c h n w n v t h e i r l i v e s
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mi•• *•' I' UALLETrACU.. !»•> l o-f 1 4«i M
vil'i what ihcy e-i!l Consump-
ion. which, however , would
Di^a|ipei; r were th«,' lilond thor-
n i ' rh lv cleaned o u t of its Tr ie
.Acid Poison b y the vegetable
harmless a l terat ive.
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£? ^Mitchcirs Kidney PhstBrs J y Alwirln.1 In .u. xu l
A ' t « t i r c tli 111 to a he—thy Mm^Uea. 1 ( 1 ^ . 0:a chronic t l l w r M7 I 1/ \ Ihcy pit no rtKef oniil i: 7 ! led
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L O W ) LI . J O U R N A L - ffEDNB<DAY J A K O A R T 1 4 . 1 8 8 1 .
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R ' A T E S T O R A D V E R T I S I N G . }
B u s i n e s s C a r d s .
PHYSICIANS.
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For Justice of the Supreme Conn
R o b e r t M, M o n t g o m e r y ,
VETERINARY
IaUe .ulomutiou it m often obt.inaW* j Tl* higtMat mirkrt price ptid for only fmra imwwted penoas. | woo). prl»fc»4 all kind* fur* *4 lb* >-->« T T A -.--v ,/—«
• " " " p R C O L L A R S rmtcd • Caiir-sJ Add—I. inHBtioot, IniJ • moi* or Ires nnreal |>voB*Tgokdkr-swof A — ' • A V , 1—/A—/X * X
11 (Bop-
vratr.1 u Uaiir-aJ AcetMai. int«itioi», lend a more c* 1 A r.otca railrotJ iTpiwen MM COB- to their •Uteniesta.
Jnrtor* i:;rt by rlianco the other day - • s „ k „ cmbut Dwt*r. ! " o " C"y .v r twwc^the Pondav i j a boir d»r for the doctor.
Mb U! \ i n«T. De h»J b m i " " P ; A j „ „ v , ^ , 1 , jmt off lick i w * O t S ¥ » rcp^ud™ . , . " ™ ^ So toW . ^ l i r t a h i j i n f t t a e .
I w t o S " <W l " " o r<J t rad " * J.,, J , , „ „ „ nil l i t . Sander S S r V S T T F ^ " - J
»1 l>HOB4TtOROK*.-Mui»of
^ ' v S w a S s s B . r s ' s ?
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JOHN F. OLLBT. G R E A T
lie Mid;
I id«Jio i ut I bc ,•] ! and tht Cnm. ... «... -j stead and di ^nssed- The apport; 1 meot bill was rvport.-d ImV Irom var 1 ccnsus commiiu* * ilhoot amradinrnt. 1 WAimsoros:. Jan. T - I n the Hrm" j yf»trn!;.v S<.n*tnr Teller (Col.) made i lenjrlhv arjniniciit in farnr of the fi 1 ooinafrc of wl
I h n th® old V. U. and B. * * * ™ k* os S«iia- inn firyi opened r.p." be Ix- jan. "1 *r«» . • a n * p ra« displaced ' pnlliu" nnd took ihcCntCOach r ea np in >t ! (.vrr the road, 1 pot a p.iodrac all day | ^ g-p, ie apportioo- i w < r t - and was holdin* her down as a came oat
i anskni and the childran
„ her down as a cnie oct into tbe mile trarying Broona, year after we'd got rDd ihrou*U my open window I conld iSTa'Srwap^r prtot®*?
pooJ litMnci* i bad rcme ex- gonsip and lanRbter. as they picked ^ cvauij' or fieei. c \ I u» iuuuia'and lart tuy tnrn for j» while, w a y among the gleanunx whita I ib and rim i-igbti all of the time. It waa ^fiadatooc^ Then a party of ladiea j
rill (V r.-d
ua rnciiio nuu iu i «... incir w«j wuvu^ >•" kauiwrnu •*•>*. !«*»«» <ColJinade» j j U ) 4 run t igbUaUoflbet toe. It waa uerfatooev Then a party of ladiea , , T . T T T ' . t
TOT of the free m r h i a l r jp before I'd" get back to my jn deep moorning appeared. l > B 2 ^ 2 ! i * Y f f i ^ ^ 2 i £ p I S ^ C o S rr \evt (Mo i i o t r n ^ nBl l , w u ferlit' glad to get gunding apart was a yotrag coopU l fn r ^ i ^ mxu* ore. ! s < * l t o r | oa tn jbe .lay •tricV aaain. I ehathn-in a chorpiah way 2 ^ iT **—' • * «
1 " o ' VTe'd ha<1 aome mighty bad weather I a vmall giri. "rith cmioaity aboor- ^
yesterday
. .ke ajrain i. it | "We'd had i^ax- mighty bod *
. Jaa. g.—In the ^enc^ atK] | (,is a nuut fdL i>or tradt t » m a u y flereiopeu. T ' T and 111 I"*""?" eoo(1 tbtmgh, and we in^ription on 1 ] -n-1 s<-naU.r»+ibcrap and ^ ^ i n i w a r h ^ X K «, we kept mT4* ahror
Daniel didn't ' | He waa g ring t-appoint bit wife and
I Y R 0 H B. 1 A U E R ,
V T T O R N E V AX1> S O U C I I O K
O v e r F o u r t h N a u o n a l B a n k , j fcti(1 i i(r ip 0 i < . ^ i j . br lia«on t»ie : crraitinp biro n-itb S-
CmjlI So ««. , ^ , T O n i. Uie tailtrx ISOO alloaed uUASP KAnUS, * I P C B
law o m c t s o r
C L A P l ' E R T O X & H 1 N E ,
r njueere br ha« »m tlie crrditinp e | ml try 1800 ailoaed f
him ly U* la*-, as bia o<rn aalary. Hon. j t Dau'i Sojier. Secretary oJ Sta'e. will fin i f
1 that it is iib. .nt a* difficult to live on his ; J i salary tb«e at it » for the lie*«j«».per
it all. Whoop La! EttT Kjiecially K-pub icant.
A ""-11 giri. with enrioaity mally deri-loped. pretendM to read tha
Btw1 ._ , „ a ** inachpuoa on a tcmbrttme near by. I u.dnt mcc b (ear wa ao we kept wbQe she absorbed the conrwaation.
-U. of h-abo. dret» lou tor t ie , , b r ^reil. On the 7 ^ calriaet organ waa played again, and ^ I j j pt'Le ahtmt 1 *-af on No. 2. We the children with the older people ta tha
,, 1 j^d a beavy train, but the machine 1 dnnrh. sang "He will carrr yna w AMiixcy.T. Jan. ^ b;l(1 v r a , able to 'get there.* rad I wa* throngh.' The vwee of good Domini.
- nT- 1 / and O" t"1* till we stmci a freight that Thompaoa roBed ont in stirring tonea aa pnWic building* a .< ^ • i ponWnt take the riling. Thty -kweng songbt divine enidanoe and bleasinf
" os <lor.-n." and we ride tnxked catil the (a, the beloved children of hia flodc.— 10 -Tn the Senate fmglit p i away. 1 was pntty warm | Frank French in Scribner a.
for the re- ' over luting the time, and when we lit pavmartcr. oct of there 1 polled her right op to the TW -f c-M.
S r f t a A S i S i . " " 4 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ W " i dnre'gold Inive" tosach minnto thinneaa nrvride • -We were making about forty^Te that 2«.000 must be laid npoo caeh
.t « 1 n_ „ u..~, ~~a wKm, wrf rnacbed the other to prod nee the thidmesi ct Ju Moeof mflet-anhocr. andwhenm^^^w-s-" - w** ~ T~- —T. > . ®a. The . 'ifll' east of Wildcat I worted steam all inch. \e t csch leaf m ao perfect and
disin»ed i the wav diwa. We were Ixrat half free from hole* that oae of them l«d 00 the creek when the W1 rang. 1 any snrfaoe. as in gilding, prea the ap;
Gram> RAPIDS, . Mtcs.
! thing goes r
The firrt ci
is and S . P ^ H I C K S .
At to rney , ixian*. CoHecl io Insurance .
• M P K U W I •.KALESTMtSBWffir
u .uza» of » » »"fl
OV-E* r " " ' * W W ^ " ' 8 -o m r t 0VI3! MICH LOWELL. I
" l i . H B R B B - R T , AKTISIU l*»lA»a-
f m e S a t e , D r e r e o t t e M ^ 1 1 8 1 "
l l M l S l B S T M C l CO.
A h t r a c l s o l Ti t le e H e i l Estate
eek. Ti*
ana the bill - n-stinf the office of 1 war to the creek wben Uie ueu nag . 1 mny iwriarr. I Fonrth Assistant FostoarierOenenl | wwk«l mighty qnick. bnt it was down ; pearanoe of ^ d p v d "T ~ ~
was reported larorsUr bill and the rails «.-re wet cad 1 didnH j that if formed tatoa *** I Washtvck-x. Jan IS. - Vioe-Preri- rrt etofiptd until the jalot was almost only ooenpr the sjiaw of a sin^e leaf of ' dent Mort/m laid M a * the S.-nale on W tt* br idge-^ wb<-re the lodge I b«k W " A
4 ^ 1 ' J S l i t 2 3 1 featntday resolntl-ms o< the C. A T. oBgfct to br-'caMe when 1 .'.opped th- 1 W hoc* one inch in thnrkne. would
i rrcosm ending certain Icjrislatit® in re- 1 b«dlight waf sldrnng ver a chatan. , hare as maat pagas as an rtiUreUWWT • Gad! of 1,500 volmnea 01 common boos*, even
thongii the vo]times averaged 400 page:
_ ^ H cad the rail-rtadlond-fort.';t -.'re l«n and appropriat- ! candntl.
it J u kucn last 1
tv OnaJe Hoi k u "• ^ ortUy disrliargi-o v '.dirrs and tender- j Ycm can leil ja-t lK>ut bow I felt. My ; a t ayear ago j injr thanVs lor the li>nTal pen-j;* laws. , Cremcn M-arly fainted, and 1 wara't far rJ ha. Iwu sjileudiu, the inst«-c- | w c r t . p , . ^ to nmcai the rail- ; behind Lirn. Well, after we flopped the lered Ins j-aroie on the oonditK-na j ^ b i n d - l ' .ri. ;r rc »rill and appropriate 1 candntlcr. a smart chap with a fancy atwuiu liotu the u * of strong jjy, $100.01*1) f"r a pnMie building in i^aj, auQ a rubber collar,
n 1 k«fj> aa'ay from ihe plaon at lioekford. 111. The penw-n appropria- • • it is sold, that lie rvp «t to th. tion tnll *-as reportod uad the report
each.—b 1. Lotus Bepnbhc.
He
, mi the bill U ! ride the Sin
1 to. Debate coBtinnnd.
Q the Stu j bilfwas
Mr Caywojd. uu" r. York," loinierly of tire
ild line Jeflersuunui "ive I'nats longer 1
Voi^paperas'
"Uungrj' Jo,"
T h e
p l a c e
t o b u y
y o u r
G r o c e r i e s
i s w h e r e
y o u c a n g e t
t h e b e s t g o o d s
f o r t h e l e a s t
m o n e y .
T h e
q u e s t i o n
i s , w h e r e
i s t h a t p l a c e ?
I f y o u
h a v e
t r a d e d w i t h
A . F i s h e r & C o . .
..«Sin*0To5. Jan. C - I n the H o w it-iOe, Mub., yesterday bilK were ;iitr<jdtJ?od pro-
vicing for carrring faorth-elass mall matter at tin sa me rales charged third-class mail matter, and sTibjefting Treas-nrr notes. National loinlt .-urrency and
cpoit about the Ik» f r f t e d Stale* n<1— to Stat- and local Jan. 111.- loll for a public build-t DanvJle. Hi,. » as passed.
., iKnrvr-ro*. Jan. —Th: session Of nay. ine --uia ime I the House yesterday was mainly ooru-a '•irtfT take a Ne« pied in di.scni.sing the shipping snbsidiet 1 .. - ••- . j mcasnre. without deflnHr action, how-UasUie rree rress. r r r T ^ bill was favorably n-portod u not fallen a vjcuai to n pa^um ,.l rlOO a month to some other confidence 1 G p n c r J l ] pranr Sigel
ieh»v and was fooled WanoMTos. Jan 6—In the Houw iruir dr«» u in a lo:teo - 1 resterdar a bl
> if I. to fifty to « tv-fivr
Tin-
yesterday the timr cussing the shij>pi! tliormng the —* telegraph o(
^ ramhtac of the ilendar. At t
pri
the c.aigreMiuual dolegaliuu. ir scheme of terrvmauderinj u- f j i i m n i l l l i m is noibuig c •etl with the sdieme they have
m bill- w *. Jan.
bill t 12.—The army is delisted at
They always J-
prict lor all kinds of ]>rodu
y o u c a n
a n s w e r i t
r e a d i l y .
dential i-lectiuns. In
lung the presidential oh d
iiejiubluiKti v} all ri'bUii.t IKipUlsllUU
length is theB - - . 1, and the legislatire ajipropriatiun as reported. Lnlogies on tbf late
Uepresentalirt Walker, of Miasotiri, delivered.
id alderman, ehargtri with ere jiinii of SSU.HUf of county ftmdi
A plea of not guilty w as entered and ' ed. Hands were given b
defendants in the sum c 11U.O0II.
j tnuw why 1 stopped. tlic beD rang. What did
yoa jmll the rope for?11 nays. * *• 'I didn't,' raiy* bs.
"•Wi-n. whotbdr - •Ko c-ae.' says be. hot liko. - •Wel l ir>!ue one palled it cr I
wtmldn'i a stopped,* aays I. "The •coa' IcvjCtd ct ine a ninnte, aad
jart then the braLeman camtnp •DjJ yon poll the rope. Joe? caid the
ps Joe. I . soddc
me. and 1 tcld the biakej' to adt the ptirUT The 'coon" hadnt pulled the bell, and the pa^ngers in his car were all asleep tmul 1 jerk.-J them endways with the -air.' I took the condnrtor nromid to the front eod and showed hia Uie bridge. He was scared to death, and
back UtgeOttr throurfi the w— ™< who j railed the boll rope, but every tnothci'* acca ttf then swore it r-usnt tnurhcJ. I began to get acared
nun and told them aboot the bndge. id eseybody came out to look at it. •We oonlda't £nd*)y one who gave the
ragnaL and after we'd liagced batk to tatiua 1 got to thrnlrhi' more aad
mure, and i camc to the opinlun that the bell was rung by Prcvidtnoe There vat IVi peo;de on the train, and if that bell - j t rung Td a took thmi all into the Wildcat, und dropped 1 about one lundrod ieel into the w There wouldn't be anybody left to toll
••The irajieriutendent looked into the Thins after 1 Wportod, and had tat —" Joe tip 'on tlie isa^iet' twice, but both heard the beil. and swore U bume chap got otrt a long explanatiuo that the 1k*U rope was tight utretched, and we stituk a low joint coming down the hill. WIk u one end of the coach sagged, and the tope beitig light it rang the bell, but i oon't lieheve i t it wat Frovidcnct- that did it, and I know '
A phyiician has succeeded in grafting the shin tf a frog to that of a tortoise, and the skin of a tartoi* to that rf a frog, and rJso in secaring the growth of a frog's akin upon the skin (4 a man M years old. Bone grafting it not ao far adranced. but has net with the s-ma
Dcoens as skin grafting.
Have 1'jta of fan. laugh all yon can and keep the sunshine in your heart if yon want to be well, young and popular. The world hates a woman with a gricr-ance. It pays to be booeaUy happy-Then is a l l I H l y no prrfit in being blot and rrrv little sympathy attond-ingil
vnroi t y m t r«rtto^ J»4ce of rntet*.
FSUESICK B- nOMNOS.
XTV -rfco-i-oe ksrt* tW. day i ^ E r s r | raut* »•> br rr»*ir*! to Llm* If. fcOrfaMLthat
C L E A R A N C E S A L E !
C O N S I S T I N G O F
Remnants and Short Length DRESS PATTERNS,
L O W K L L J O U R N A L : W K l l N l M D A Y , J A X P A B Y U , I " " ' -
[ T I M E T A B L E , IN E F F E C T
HERE AND THERE.
P. J. Copi^m was in town Saturday.
| J a n u a r y U ' 9 1 . j m F . t a d - i ~ i ~ ~ . ~ 8 " . -
Frank Moon Is clerking for Yeiter A
j J l f c . - X v l L ~ k - „ , , c .r Bent—House—Enquire of J. s K j C * - # * - j P o s t . 2«"4-4 H ® — 1 C. F. Howk has an attack of long is i i lrd<r I 1
Frank R Ecker took a nnmber of coops of chickens to the Poultry aad Pet Show st Jackson last week. Look
Frank scoops them all when he eels out.
iub.om— igs will continoe at the M. E church. The Presiding Elder
' will simM one night and other outside Mslstance will be procured. The meet-
V J V S . 1 V 5
s s i ' i t **00-' * 2 1 » s " » S f <c i Fine Job Printing of
" 11 S •'oc,L, 'Al-
ings are very * ifol.
S for | I
pygSTK OEDPl.
oacrwtSmS/i >«u» »
Y
B A R G A I N S I N
^PMTOTyTMX fxLt.-U 0
joay FlLDXa.
la the Cnited Kingdom SO.OWt.OOO ens lav on an average ninety eggs each
l«x anrtmi. of which ten are reBBrved to hytchii^ It f .flows that the home product is 1 .WO.OOO.W*. which added
000. or semrty-three pi* ifhs^wtant
Dais of the trials of thrwe lanfe rteaa-ers. showing the ccanparati.- mentsti large and suiaH screws, sli - 'ant pro-pellers of rmall diameter ji -s in each
»proved the tnore econoui..-u and rf-ire. both incrwiwng tlie ^iwu andde-tanc tie- coal cansaDjini a
S t a t i of Ofio. CJt t o r ' t a u o o . 1 LTCAS COOTT.
. J. CHEKlT makes oath he is toe aeeio • partner of the firm of F. J Chener A Co., doing liwrine» in the City of T«dado. Coo My and Slate a fc -ssid. and that said Una will pay •"« nam of OSE HUNt'KED OOLLAKS for
Catarrh that cm-use of Hal l ' s Cat
each and every r
1 rvua cr will Kansas City Btar.
Drrnon, MWh.
Tbej f»rtrtl to fS^rt *« Mm. A clergyman called on a man who had
just lort ixis wife to offa Inm cansjla-tiun. "D-Jti'i fret, my friend." the cilergy-inimsaid; "thetimt!will '
10 will s •t hern -But panitm." said the man. •-rvebem uried t wioe. and what 1 want to
.. which wdeam Itotnert n e n r t e f a r t 1 ngaiii-' <Jr am 1 to ciort both of them
never to pian again?" It aaikes me that. I if so, it will lie a bit awkward. UeridBa,
' ! 1 bated my firs: wile, fur she was a reg-
n a d n s . FEA5K J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sobsoribed in ..n presence, this fttb day of Oecetuber, A, D IMC.
{ s e a l j
liall t Cattarrti Care is taken mierr Uv and arts directly npm toe blood
_iid mucous surfaces of the system. Send for te.«u»K»i»»s. free.
F. J. CHENEY A O . Toledo, O. Sold '-y all Drug».nsU 75 Mails.
THERE IS GEE AT EX'-ITEM EST, Among Kheumatkc auderers over tl near n-tnedy Umt a being put np in N« York Otfy. U is claimed there h never been a caae wnere U has failed -cute. It is called Dr Druumio«id"i Lightning Bemedy fur Bheunu'
J suWfcrfSper biMla. 11»
Embroiileries, Furs, Hosiery, Dnderwear, Etc.
We Must Make Room! FOR SPRING STOCK.
DOWN GO THE PRICES.
UMfai t l a V s ' ! ;
WM«art „
mac n-—n* ^ 0 HKYytjq'n^
L o i e l l & His t iDgs R. S .
TIME TABLE. I* rFTECT JASOABT L
Filler gre« one better Warranted ihe be»i
Eleganr Bamboo Easels, f i an.l up wards at A. L Coou.
Mlta May White visited Grand Bapids i friends over Sunday.
Walter Keyes. of Grand Bapids. spent Sonday at O. TalcoU's.
Fine Bedroom saiu #14 and op-1 srds, «t A. L Coons'. His* Jennie Cham penny went to Ionia
1st Saiordsy to vint friend*. Jas. A- Soott Is oooflned to his hoose
iy a severe attack of influenza. Harry Hunte- returned home from
Grand Bapids last Saturday to slay, t at my h"u«e 5 cent* a quart.
D. E Snuso.
Fred Hoghea. of St. Looia. Mkh.. ting her friend. Miss Hattie Cad-
weiL
Why don't yon boy your fine ombrel las at B C. SmithV Best for ibe poce
• A , A
i SPECIAl DRIVE ON REWMiMETS,
O r d e r of I»abIlcatlon.
STATE OF IUCB1UA*. TWOrn* Ua tnr UhuiIj of Kcu-iu ObasuMl
rrZm*. w a i - i a l i^USCTll j-ter
a £ r .
W e ^ r e o v e r s t o c k e a .
NOW IS THE TIME TO M GOODS CHEAP.
B e f o r e w e I n v o i c e .
E . C O L X - A - I ^ ,
L Y O N B L O C K . - L O W E L L , M I C H .
S l T S E S t ,
II,—Tbe hoard of _ ndjtmmod at a
bite hour Tlmraday night having adopted a rewJuti.it favoring inureasnd appropriation for Indian adhotds and increased rfJorts to iuduue the Indians
lands in severalty.
t is settled hher.-fl
il.t l i A w cai>li It was p.-nerully suppjsed tliat all ibe
II' " ' r l
M - S
' "
KULt) IS IXlWELL inr
W. S. WJNECAR.
CLARK i WIKEGAK
YEITER & LOOK. UlttlUOlS'TS.
A T T E S r i O J " , CK>MU-VI»I!St
E?erj Soldier Sti Diseblefl
S o l d i e r ' s W i d o w
* W!uiaiamn' clsim.. nimrc-* "»-< !->• sJtlU. JKo }VL
ALBERT JACKSON.
Lbal Me ;y. good and bad d
•hecrily tl
Tot.mo, O.. Jsai. in .ne mugarine expl; miles smith of tills <-i ouncustdon 1 icingV> r ple of Ti'lndo miat.^k
WAsnrecTos of the product.
TUN BCMES
irttee, Tlien nung the democrats in
ice, to the grand sli uggle for unhand a salary. In the fight
lie dejmtvship, aevorul of thi laveaakid otuer would he's pelttiun. tuitil now Irnfure 1 for the deputysluji asks
demount to imdiir«e bis claim plaoe. be does an elabon.te jub of pump
ig to find out whether his friend ould like to have uim be banker
any aspirutions in tliat direction Inn So far tlmre have come t
fifteen apjiliiajiu for tbe plain', onlv one can get. tbe must proun f w'hum Bit- Enas D. Parki
Hbepard. Sam'i F. Edmonds, out efficient tillage ntanrtial, Arthi Mnrgnn and Seward Bulf, of *i
1 time At. Sliepard aeems to have tlie ,. U|,() ubuut fou* ojien lengtlu i. with Morgan a hot aecund ol I as be is quite a game fiuisber there cuod dliauoe ol bis luilng ft™' und'
lro-rlyo
.Ian, 12—Thi .•f corn, wheat and
refund I . Ooes not work a pertea < — rxpress prejand 011 r.-oejpt «f
le oTlhe dnrl- nt days ever known ira. 'Jhedarl ui-ss was n (liaise 11s ut irtnight. I p i 'in o'clock the atrael
lumps and cl.«tric Ugbts wart kept lllnminutod. lliihin.-ss was wholly sus-pended. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
KlW' r«rs*>M I utntlr llanisd. Moscow. «ian 11—The Utrvsl B e ^
Sine perat ing Uie lir-
The dergyman wis jiuztlttd what to •ay, when t j e man ouddeulr lirigbtmed uti and exclaimed, almost cbeerfnlly:
••j thini; it will he all right, parson. My first wife wiis sncli a downright had Fa ik lhs C a o M B V . our mi that 1 dou t tuiak there's mndi four a u } l U t i m r f , maj, of nrv myelins her in heaviML' —Landan iuotb« ynU*ntl ntfenug imjff Tit-Bits. «*?. Aisu nui* u> ir.ai anu
A Imninmii' tuayun l a s been itrventoo for the jiorjioA'' of enabling Iwtorers tc
-aw on tbe blackboard when the room (hukiiued fur the u-trof liie lantern
he iuveit'.nm it likely to prore of vulne ut only to tbe lecturers who two a lan-•m, hot tlwidu motherlurui)tolhuse
o.ndonU who vidi la lake tiotea,—Ex-
Bchlnjiarelli. the eagle eyed astrtmo-tner of Milan, attor Eatisfying Vamself that Mercury nr. al' ts once m its axis dnriat' 1'> rcvolntaon uf cighty-d^it d a n around the ann. has tnmed bisat-tmition toTennE. He diseovHrh,ns he believes, that she I allows ine seme la*. tnrciug onoe on her axis w'.ale she makes her revuhitiun of 22i days aruend tbe
The slag of furnaces lor many yean was dranjiod into ti-fines and jrOed upon j i-acant fields tinlD it had aoconrriated in a
; qn..r.!:tifs, but now it is being A
ied again, reamelted In name iu-«^s- made into asbestos ur naod in
baHastm; riads.
eliabW, and ta*biy h> l*} |a<t«te t'oiupaii
Tbe Haliiin Count Sergnrdi is an enter-Bttimg coin enmtionnliKt and has the itttumal fraidnees Itn mnmc. Be was anch amus-d when told ol Timiagno's
behariorin tins couutry itnd that the ir lironglit Ida own brothej s val'-l. •ill lie pood to teD in Eumr,' Tamagno's traits are so well rr fhat it will he appreciated.
Italy has oft-11 laughed nt litm. Be win wet car driver in Tnrin and is with-
ont euncation. Tcrdi bad the grralert difficulty in jwrhouaDy teaching him las jart in •btollii.' Some lime 11 go au I talinti
pany to which Tamapno ln-lmifriid engaged nt a theatre in St. Peters,
bnrg. The compaDf vps one day givoti an —flirmni by the ctar
"Tnn knew how Btrict in the utiqeetts of the Eusr.tan conrL Vone may leave ttie imperinl pirmmct' eanept ot the rxaT's bidding There came a Itili in the con-reaaatiun and Tunagno mnarked that
Theimnertanoeuf climaiol ogy is gtad-milly bcctnuing recogaired. K o one caa donlitthat of the many factars WUdh snutribnte iy helpnr hinder jibyaicalwell bttag, a very large flhare uiuiO he at-trilnrted to dimate. tmdorBtood in ita wioest neuae—i. o., to those t 'nidiDons af Btmosphcre and anil whidi are con-Btimtly <7H*3tiug npun us by day and bjr nin-Wi' Tin- nir we lireatbe its tmnner-atnrr, hntnidily. piamire and purity.
charartcr i i the trind.. to which we iw cxjiuaed, the uatuni trf the suil on wliith we reoide. all thes-j facUirs hawe a p»-tunt iuflnuncD npuu thu orgnuiam is health, and null mors patent infloeno# upon it in ita more uustablo and sensi-
ivucondttiuB when the BubjHct of dlS-
Wbilr few will care to onestjon anch rtriomi oanaMeHtlaHu maiatcilogy is apll comjiarativdly na^aotei, and doaa ,
yet rank where it will Jirubably
, . ram. PILES Loose's Uat Oiovnt Pile Brnrtir, is
> iwuiuve spetafi. fur all forms uf Uie KleMlinr ht^iuur.Uicer-
What isa cold in tbe ht*d suJuuitieB say it Mdot to thr u"< cbiiiiing of the body, rapid cooling —1— % penpirstioc, &j& Tbe im-
turn is. that a cold in the l—" immaliuii uf tbe lining m
brane of tbe noae. «fairfa. »hen uu-otiecked. mi oertaiu to |fodaoe acatorib-nal oouditioo—lor oatarrii is easeoUatly
. a s t n r e is no longt* able __ throw off Ely's Cream Balm lies jiroven its superiority, and sufi'-rersaliunld resort to a trfure that eommou ailment Uecomes sealed as eudf m obstinate catarrh.
FnOJUT. (JL--. May Int. l«lJ. J. M Louk Bed Clover to.IidrUt;
Gentlemecj; 1 havs been using >— Fluid Extract of Bed Cbwer for Cocw,
' ' - - fnJf wo-ierful
OUR CUSTOMERS ARE PLEASED,
WE ARE HAPPY! AND WHY SHOULD WE X0T BE HAPPY?
W h e n e v e r y d a y w e h e a r t h e s e k i n d of r e m a r k s f r o m o u r
yoi^tooCTWTCMts. | ^ ^ i r _ c u s t o m e r s a s t h e y b r i n g in t h e i r f r i e n d s a n d n e i g h b o r s t o l o o k
« o v e r o u r s t o c k . " T h i s is t h e p lace t o b u y y o u r b o o t s a n d
a l T S ^ U S fajMiwwpw- s h o e s if you wish t o s a v e m o n e y . I t is a fact t h a t t h e y a r e
jsiies h rux. se l l ing all k i n d s of l e a t h e r footw ear , r u b b e r b o o t s , s h o e s , s n o w 1«u£- e x c l u d e r s . Arc t ics , A l a s k a s , fel t b o o t s a n d o v e r s , s o c k s a n d
^ . l u ^ ' ^ u d y m fac t all k i n d s of w i n t e r f o o t w e a r for Lad i e s , G e n t s a n d
r ' C h i l d r e n a t m o r e t h a n 10 p e r c e n t l e s s t h a n o t i i e r d e a l e r s
' i S s £ S £ ) t t r " i w " « » J ^ c h a r g c for s a m e c l a s s of g o o d s . A n d t l rcy tel l u s I h e r e a s o n
Mm4l c r B D ! ' t h e y can d o i t is s imply th i s : t h e ) ' b u y f o r c a d i , d o t h e i r o w n
r i l I A T l i r A l l I w o r ^ ' pay v e r y smal l r e n t , l ive c h e a p , a n d h a v e n o o l d u n -
H l j S T H f R I M I | co l lec tab le a c c o u n t s t o a s k a ca sh p a y i n g t r a d e t o h e l p p a y i n
* t h e w a y of prof i t s . "
M-tnk Fdts Ladies Wool lined Rnbbert 35c Mens Heavy at 80c. Misses « « « 15c. Socks
Ladies Wool -lined Beaver Slipper*.. 75c! at 65 cts.
A l s o a F i n e L i n e o f G e n t s S l i p p e r s B e l o w C o s t
Our | 6.75 Slippers *0.50 Om 1.00 - : 0.75 Our U 5 " jxio
W e H a n d l e t h e B o s t o n R u b b e r S h o e C o s .
G O O D S ,
And are buying them fresh every day.
M r W h i t e is a l w a y s o n h a n d t o d o al l k i n d s o f repa i r ing ,
E L "ST. H O G - ^ E , It Bt oOS „
F i r s t D o o r W e s t o t A l t h e n ' s C l o t h i n g S t o r e .
A U E , LEE'S l E A T I W l i E T
N A T I O N A L H O T E L , B-lWDrp*.
M i l t o n M . P e r f - u , A t t o r n e y 4 C o u n s e l o r ml Lavw.
t o t f i M B S e k , • ! » « « , » » • J atleuuoti given to (olWlson SBTcyaassEg. l^a
ot Beat E«
F R A N K C . A L G E R .
A t t o r a a e j ' sU I ^ w -
Collections Given Prompt Attentioi * o*KaryT katbk
V-Kimc*. TOWTLU "SCM
Mi's Myrtiee Buds,*, of Segwon ni-nt Sunday wnb Mr and Mrs C. O Hill at Uieir farm.
Mias Oroeivieve Church, of Green ille. is visiting lier brother. Chaa. A
1 "hurch and family. Howe spent Sunday
Oraod Bapid. Little Misa Oris, her reice. returned with her.
Nathan Morae and daughter. Mi Bsbrock.of Aterdeen. Wash , viaitrd at
». Hill's over Sunday Good, now milk. 0 cents per ^uar*
at your do<*. (4w) FaxJtK K Si Abe Uncoin Camp. No. J1>, 8. of \
mm musteret -1 at Sparta la* wwrk by H. E. Cowdic, of Bockford.
Cbas. J . Chnrch. of Greenville, di down Suuday. Chaa. A. returned with
. hack Monday. Joel Aldreh has heooaie a member of
the Grand Bapids Fire Dft«rtmenl and ill move hla famuy to the City. Wheeler H. Hull, of Grand Bapids.
risited hU parenta, Mr and Mrs J H Hull, the latter par* of Ja* week.
Brit E. Quick visited friend* at Eaton Bapidk and took in the Poultry and Pet Stock show at Jack Km last week.
Bessie Hunt retnmed hotne from Grand Bapids last Wednesday and has taken up her quart#** at th ~ "
Mary Gulliford went to Grand Bapid*. Monday, and will toke
terctal course at a horfacio call Will Bendwoith left Monday fot
Alger. Mich., where he has a job rtm-niag the engine m tbe lumber mills
Mums Mary Look, of Ithaca, a Florence Look, of Oevetood. Ohio. 1 visiting their gmodfather John Look
Men Varie Mathews, wtoo has be ..ving with her airter. Mrs Frank Hodgea. at Grand Bapids, is
Tulip A Scott. Gd. Bapids Aoe dealers, a-iffi—' Friday, to E M. Kend«ll. for
' their creditors No pra-
Mamed, last Wedneaday afternoon. •Jan. :th. 1»1. b j Justice Milton M. Perry, at his ofBo-, Elmer E. Barr. to Mies Ira Buckley, oldest daughter of Mr
kinds at the I ^ u,,, chaa. Buckley. ' Wanted—A worn sr. to do housework.
A widow of mature age prefened. Must be capable of uking entire ^harge of the house. Sn.sll family, but «• snap. Apply at thU office.
Hard and Soft wood logs wanted, he unleralgned will pay the highest
market price for all kinds of hsrd and soft wood logs, and will also do custom
' prices to suil the limes. Kino, Qitc* ft Kixo.
Elias D. Parker was cboaen as night watch, by tbe council, last Friday eve. There were three applicants f.<r the poiKion, A. W. Morgan. »«»; Wm Gott. | I per night and E. O. Parker. $1 j>er night.
C. Bichmond recently received d from Us son, Orson D. Bichmond, • is engaged in U* Dry Go.d. bosi
in Santa Cms Co , Cal , that he had loat his Hock of goods by fire, en-tailing a kwa of ft.OOO.
—inter Jr., lustice of Uie Pence, has collected and turned ever to th* Village Treasurer floes to the amennt ..1 |11 50. Justice Perry has collected fXi. These fines are for vWatioos of the Village Ordinancea
Cape John D. Kromer. Capt. John, how does that aoand? At the meeting of ihe Grand Bapids Guards Monday trtght John D. Kromer waa elected Captai-J.ilin is very p^ular with the noys ins company and will make a first daa* i-ttcer.
reek Mr and Mr* Zad >c How, -™v ...Grand B-pidstovisrt Iheirson Charley. Mr Howe was uken s ^ im-mediately on hia arrival and. while he , very n . * b better, he win prohsUy be .KU|*lled 10 continue his visit for -
couple of weeks at lea*. Helen Wataon, w ho was injured by
defective aid-walk at CoOpersville. at w bo hat had a suit pending in tbe U. S. Circuit Ccurt to obtain damagea. h<s
ad tbe case discontinued. No res ra* aaalgned. bat it is probable that
, or Hatutdar, ™ d.f ot Jwiunry. 189!, U Ibe j f
4 U«k, i . lb . vilUf. ot U t H I , rf U « l - . . ! « « " Co, Mich., all the h ok account, a bitter stiatk, in his address, aga
Ot l l o ^ n * So.ih , b , r . , l , . ^ . , u , a « b . l u i l . r . l - b o br t
D.O, Loo t A.n^Tir. - ' i o ^ l , JTKk-l U^bobtak
Bev, J. T. Halted, of Grand Bapids. w r T i e M ,)f j,,, d^potntment be boln up formerly of this place, has received a ^ c o n | r t U f l t t„ tbe teat that rightfully call from a church in the new state of , 0 j Burrows in the next Washington, with a 12.01-0, aalary, but o f ^ ^ ^ u t . v e s . Tliat he . i l l
not yet dccMed to accept It. Bev. ^ vucoerefnl In his contest there is not Hasted was one of the moat popu- a | ) i a ( ] o w of d'»ubt. for it is the policy
of the |arty a huh hen preaenti .11 that " """ ' ' " , u
they can get . —----J road sy
Several years ago one of our business j firms bad a horse tliat had faithfully ! ^ w e r t ^
^ b r>d* . f»-rformed every aerviot demanded -f it, 1 N t t i n n Programme for C. L. 8. C.. Monday , K , t ( im<.
A R A I L W A Y T R U S T .
Tho Oroatost Combtao of Indaa-trial Intercata Ever Fonnod.
reliever bad and selves a great many invitations t i
ip here and join together two heart* |
that beat as on-, ao far ae e ^ b other r ~ concerned, a job he hkea and doea w
and dispatch. He never kit
A n A l b u m
65.000 m!l.-»
about fonr
O R A
T o i l e t S e t
evening Jan. 19th: Boll call- Quotations from Chaucer Outline Hinory of England, last half
of Chap. R and Chap. IS—Mr* Koof. From Chancer to Tennyson, Chapters and 4—Mrs Craw. The English ConstitoUoa—Mr Lai-•lere. What shall we do with oor children-
Mr* Bur her. Bow the people are connted-Mna
Daisy Smith. The following are the tfflcers, for the
ensuing year, of Beery Camp, 1,151, M ). of A: U. C —J. w Beery,
A.-A. L PeHi. B inker—Jss. A Scott. Clerk-B. J. Coons. Kac r t - J Btsler. Wat-hman—C Burnett. gentry-J 8. Eggleston. Manager*—O. C. MrDannell. F. D
Eldy and J S. Eggleston. Med. Ex —O. C. McDannell. M. D.
There b a ptrticnlirly permciou. nee existing that •hould tie abated it once. Itis tlietin anl sheet inm Hiking kign- on il>e mil of the
bridge, weal <'I tlie trwt office. After tliey have been ip a w hile they rust out and a corner turns cut. soratcbing the lianda and tearing the clothing of those
ho h.|,p.n 10 w.'k d o * to tl» ml . • knows of three dre<aea being 1 by tbeae idges of sheet iron
and hai liad h s hand cut by accidentally inging it againat them. This should
be atteude>l
Tbe rith a great manj diacouragemenu bis year. The new reaper cnmWiie 1 bich has attracted ao much attention , gone up tbe spout. Jenlouaies and
differences In bumneas methods krocked
Twenty-four yo-ing ladies and gentle-.ort, took tea with Mr and Mr* Chaa Bancroft laat Wedneaday evening. Tbe
I s a U s e f u l P r e s e n t a t a n y t i m e a n d I h a v e
g o t a f e w v e r y f i n e g o o d s l e f t o v e r f r o m m y
C h r i s t m a s H o l i d a y t r a d e t h a t
I W ILL SELL SO CHEAP ^ " u ^ u ^ i t y " " ' . ! T h a t i t w i l l s u r p r i s e y o u . D r u g s , P e r f u m e s ,
1 , i „ o . , - . 1 . . 0 , * 1 * , a n d T o i l e t A r t i c l e s , B o o k s a n d S t a t i o n e r y
a l s o v e r y c h e a p ,
W . S , " W H s T E G r A - R . aggrrpatioi
.and the Mis find- the Pac
north and south. This ..ilroad
Jointly from Chicago
s body of railroad
had reached ed age and was no lorger fit for work lh.y had to do, aad tbe Huestiori and Ne aruae what dispiaition to make of this faithful tenant. Several horse trad.-r*
idra.sred to In y «. oTaccount of its i mu i . high si^nt and •illingneia to undertake without halarr w liat w ai asked of it. but tbey felt that equally cvmt-i'K it deceived and had ean.M a better men been brongns lo^ixwr ov .—o U.e ^ f « . o ue time tl^ question of anch high ofietola d-ne - much per-fate, so tor 10 ,, _ , sonal work In organizing an assoc-iatioa. its disposal Umbered them, until the =
scheme was hit upon -f letting aome G 0 T T H E WORST OF THE GAME. 1 ^ , 0 . . bo , . m . d . bon. ( « m n j ^ . drawing, have the hon*, tlie only con 1 r«taii» Hart. kideration Icing thst il shon'd receive J|A*yviixr.. Kan . Jan 12-At tJO gt*d, kind care and be allowed to die it* j Sunday afternoon a prik-.nrr nan na uraJ death vf old ag-. The man' Crori.-r made his ev ape fivm - « icund and for eight years •Jintniy , Marshall tVmnty jail ::l this pis : : ««. b , , . .L ] ^ ^ v |k< of the family. Ust week he die.1 at ; ] # T l n < r..i:or walked tlie aiivanced age of W je-m, and thi- | t b e l t o T 0 ^hkl . was ?wh • eek Martin S. CogsweU receive* a | tbe sheriff picked np a sliovcl i .eeot'd horse • Dandy." on Uie »ame 1 urnck the fberiff n the side of the
' King. Quick ft King, j head, cutting a deep ^
T W b . ~ -<1 a1 tent iocs they receivei and Hie , i.t_„ t.;„ imrWthea mtrakt Let ween their f .. the a»er«ge worn out horse a worthy
Tbe Depot building aught fire. Fridny. and ' be ground. Tbe kiss is
fMjML CoL F. D Eddy aUeaded Uie installn-
uon of tbe S O. V. camp ax Owosso. and wm Laniueted afterwards, last Friday ere.
M. J . Christian, of Eduj .ce, state or-ganie^ c* tbe Knightt of Macabre*, is
Y O U W A N T .
I .
ntik where it will jirobaU/ Qyver. If it diaa you half as much «u. ».ul . — . . ^ ^ . . iiutid—rit.,alangaide bypun® I _.MKi „ k j Lud *. rem will bs well rs-tbure is no rerBatiun anO Tuma^no miinrkedtlart • ^ j b s i wwmi far this oom- paid If it does you'us food after Uitb
te plane di" he thmipht he would go mid nbruptly . i u r u t . v i . ^ ^ b i pnibably the varus- tal trial, wturn 'he bottla to dnigguc -r turn. If | laff the room, Themst trf the coaijiany ^ w M c b hasMlhtttoJurtheaioatpsO jou pnnihaaBd of and be wHl s
big a flght un bis bands ; r m hKrar atrlchcn. E-rt Ibe nturounued tins .m^HOt, and the ]»ucity ynnr inoi*y a-auch i* onrmstruc «! as there is hwe., hangbed tmanoUilagaiuui trfU. - O t - i ^ ^ (MtuitoAata relatiag to Oulytry « H nil see a ^ Forarte eymputliy of thi j cupo Tribnnti, j J, J—I » , . *1 draggbtt.
le by ail
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On Wednesday evemag, Jan tl. Bsptist Society will give a social at reMdenoe of Mr* J. L Kopf. Yon
Bev. T. C Jones, who hM ao ablj sisukl nt the meetia*. al U»e M E. churrh, hM gone home. Be compleled bik Uhurs last Sunday.
Mi* Lyman Baboock, trf Abe l. visiting her paranta. Mr aad
mmrn'ms
1 , 6 0 4 : 1 1 C H 1 G A H : f A R I t E S
a r e ac tua l pa id - in - a d v a n c e s u b s c r i b e r s t o T h e N a t i o n a l S t o c k m a n a n d F a b m e r . 1 h e y a p p r e d a t e i t s n ine ty-s ix col-u t r ms e a c h w e e k , filled wi th
' wel l -c lass i f icd r e a d i n g ma t t e r , c o m p l e t e a n d a c c u r a t e m a r k e t r e p o r t s a n d con ta in ing on ly d o n , re l iab le a d v e r t i s e m e n t s , a a d w e a p p r e c i a t e t he i r p a t r o n
a g e -- W e h a v e n o m o r e in te l l igent
a n d cri t ical r e a d e r s t h a n t h o s e in Mich igan- W e w a n t m o r e o f t h e m . W i t h m o r e t h a n 20 ,000 s u b s c r i b e r s in O h i o w h e r e o u r p a p e r is wel l k n o w n t r e h a v e n o difficult) ' in ex -t e n d i n g o u r lisL W e w a n t TAiX) m o r e in Mich igan in t h e
n e x t s i x ty d a y s . W e would g e t t h e m a n d d o u b l e t h a t n u m -b e r if f a r m e r s t h e r e k n e w w h a t w e h a v e t o o f f e r t h e m . A p o s t a l c a r d will b r i n g a
s a m p l e c o p y . S u b s c r i p t i o n price, 11 .50 p e r
y e a r . I n c l u b s of five, #1. T h e r e m a i n d e r of t h i s y e a r f r e e t o
n e w s u b s c r i b e r s for 1891, " e
will p a y 13 0 0 0 in cash to o u r
d u b r a i s e r s Apr i l i . 1S91. A X T E L L , I U > U a CO.. Pub l ' r s .
t - i n a t r c c M . rx
New Fall Btytosin SwUafa,
and friend, in this n c ahy. The Jot-«>Al. hM loen iMtmcted
forward Mtsk JeaMe Cbuk's psper to b-r at Ishpemtng. which ptaoe will bt her P. O. address lor aome rime to «o
and lb* gentlemen came to n interesting, of course. Good tboae that enjoyed it.
Lnst Wedneaday Mr and Mrs Frank T. King went to Lansing, nt* to attend ' inaagoral ceretnaoiea. but to attend Mich. State Miller* Assooatinn. which » « there last Thursday. No doubt they cooioled themaelves by faking i look at the first democvatic stale gov ernor Mich. hM bad for » yeara.
Ibed—Sunday. Jan. llth, at th d^nceof AtansonW. Kn-e, in Keen-. Nancy, widow of Uie late John M-Wateo. aged *0 yeara, 10 mos , ft days She left no children, only an adopted daughter, with whom »ba lived and who tenderly cared for her since Uie rath ot her husband, two yeai* ago. The Vuiaga Council, at k'a meeting
last Friday night, ordered electnc ligbta placed at the following places; corner Howard St. and Washington Avenue,
kson and Avery hta aad WaAing-and Kent SU- Th« mak« a grand
U of 16 atreK ligbu. with about four to follow. Pity the tax tayera.
Tbe copartnership heretofore ealst ing under the name of Bare ft Kisor n this day dhsolved by mutual oonaent. Mr Hare retiring. All orders fnr work previous to Dec. 1st and all accounta lor
t will be eettted by tbe late Lowell, Mich., Jaa ». I « l
J . C Haae. Chas K Kisoa-
Mr and Mi* B- W. Hakes, of Kalama m came to loan Fiiday to be pr«aeiit at the nisrrisge of WUTs Mster. NHlie R to Will Godfrey, to-night. By the way, WUl hM a merr^haum pij e. that ir haibsenfl 'e years euluriag and it is
m beauty. A man who i. "a-nek' on kucb things would br Vu* awfoUy
„ running regularly the L. ft B. estensioo. starting
i their depot at foot of Washington Sc Their new freight house b neat and
imodwos and the paasei tranaformed from the cottage opposite tlie planing mill. Is nent and coty. Of
ourse u b nut very bemutiful. but It nkwen the purpoae admirably. Tlie irst weeks busineni exceeded their fXpectatsoM aad when tbe side track*
ore completed they will eape not only a large share of the out going, bnt of tbe iocociing-freigbL
Our townsman. Oiarles E Kisor, is rather wroth and this is tbe canse of bis unusual exhibition of temper Monday be wm driring down Canal Street. Gd. Bapidt, and when be went to cross Lyon St., where the cable track tor up the hill, his horse caught his in Ihe slot in tbe cable track, throwing Uie horse, wrenching its shoe off. break-ing tbe thills to the buggy aad dumping Chaa. out rather unoeremooioualy. Tbe borae is asmewtiat sore, but bestdes breaking tbe buggy and strain ing the
RICCARDO IAMUCCI. Industrial and Artistic Drawing, Modeling, Casting and Wood Carving
Academy.
C R A Y O N P O R T R A I T S .
N O . 1 8 P E A R L S T . , G D . R A R I D S , M I C H .
Orders taken for Artistic and Ornamental Wood-Carving, as well as ail work stated above.
Signor lamorci s sch'- .i has been established in thw city for nine yean, and n based upon the European Sy«tem, giving thst thorough instrnction in the ela--eniaiy principles and the foundation of An, which ail must study, who intend
pursue a successful course in Art as a (*• •fm'ton. Refer by permission to Mrs Chas. Quick.
• pulled a r-volvrr oat of the > i packet, ar-.l holding the otbei
-mntnion b tbe lit, ot t™wj ie of railroading m any oibej j >u«inew and tbe com petition for ;
paw-nger traffic between tbe new road | QJ borsck •etions lus brought abrwl a
bene lit to the chix-ns of i his place, in a all way at leal*. S.nce Ust Monday . eek ago, lb- L ft H have t ^ n tak S inmm&n frwu Ihe centor of the
. ilUge and landing them at the L'nion Depot in Grand B«pid« f ' " I 1 for round
ime rale M charged by the D.xM . aepot none half mile Irom Man.
St and ne«f»iu»esthe u * of Uie ouini , lands their pssengers two Uie o-nter of the city m
Grand Bapids But now thbigs arr changed, tbe D ft M. will put in i ticket offire. for the pnrsent in Dr McDannell'f office, and will run the W C. T. Go's wire th re and will •ell to all com|ieting pwnu tickeu at the old rale. with coupon* attached that ar-good for Bilk fare here and Street car fare in Grand Bsjad. In oth-r words, tlie U A
send for you at your home in the village and on your return will take you home, all at the old rate. Il is un-derstood that arrangement* are being perfected whereby freight amving tbe D. ft M. will be delivered at . j.lare of bukinesi free, and they will call for ail you want to send away. Tb if . - .-ur-d will he of gruat benefit to tl;
the ja:L The
Jtl'tik: for Cm caurht he will probably " irkr was la jail for a)
Et* Caedes. W. Va.. Jin. IS—A terrible accident <e-nrr.-d at the Atlan-Uc mine near thi-. pla-e. When half way up the cabl.- "f an Ineline broke
_ and were aav.-d. !»ut the third. Joba Devauney. wa* killed. Tbe
' dasbe-l into a group killing Jeff Pan.-h ' 'a. three pound- of powder in bis pocket. •• • - the fire and th«
rning him hadiy. broken and
Barley,..
Wheat, w
Oata,
SAW MILLS, ENGINES,
atprovei Viriaile i Frirtioii Feed.
A. B FURQUHAB 1 CO., - V«V, Pa,
Middiinnvprttob... Corn Meal, per ton...
ft Oats
powder explode 1 ' Prank Hughes IukI others sostaitM'd bad bruiiea.
Jtataral Oak New Klo-.mletlon. SL Bu»oai*f.TO!«, IIL.Jan. VS.—A strong
natural-gas well ha-> been struck on the farm of A- B. Funk near thik city. Mr. I'onk was eniraged in sinking a well
tbe reservoir Tbe gas Ignit rifle roar, the flames burning more tha fifty feet high. The prrv-orc is m nsuallv b' avv f '* wells in this loealltt. and K ia believed the supply of gai will prove permaneu'
Monday forenoon: Uirrsrd after aad Toeiday; rain Tneaday night
wtd M fury again this Morning. Grand Haven puts forth thu fact s
bkkis for ceiebnty. "The only plaoe ma Abbott WM ever branded WM m , city."—Gd. Hones Qmrier Jotrmal
Geo L. YapieaerW. n on Con-_ DuC
Midi , of his Burrow*' chum to a seat in tbe Bod
is temper.
Morgan, who lives a couple of ,n.-r- sooth of Caledonia, had an eiper ,rt>oe the other day that wiU last him
of his Ufa. He oo longer eravm rational, m fact he hM bad all
tbe sensations be desires. He wm driv ug across tbe M C. B. B track just M , train happened along and mry would -i'l wait lor him to get out of the way.
They did'nt want 10 be obstrneted by any farmer in a one horse wagon aid tney wonld'ut be. so they just run their cowcatcher under tbe wagon and lifted
top dl Ihe engine, pushed tbe bone oat of the waj and Morgan was-
sated ia bis buggr MOOuUy M if u WM an every day
- 'ay. location for macufadu-e will be j«n desirable a« though a dde track was |«it
Tne f» ft M. migtil have msde aim or even other coo< -.«ons. in th-and the p-»ple would have mide fl.Ht to get another outlet but now ire in a letter shap- tJian e.er. ) railroad, and a hot fight-
Pork, drewaed. per hundred. .. 4 HO Beans, per boshel t «»
Fine Gloves and Mittens cheap at B. C. Smith's.
Having bought the account of the late I firm of Hunt ft Hunter, all persom I who are indebted to them, will find tlie
books at tbe store of Hunter ft Son. Please call and settle.
AEVIXE P. HOTO.
Afbland. Wis.. Jsn. I worth of property w as
4 Ib-nnett'were bunsed. The flai ituibil in Wolunder'k saloon and — ipants of the MMvmd ktory barely ,ped with their lives. A few other U buildings •
Mr* Wm Cummlags. of Oakdale Park, . snuurb of Grand Bspids, WM instantly lutkd by tbe D. L ft N. fast train Mon day evening. She endeavored to erua tbe tra^k in front of the train and seem rd to becxane bewildered Bae wai thrown thirty fert ia the air. bnsakieg
tbe back of her » y a and leaves a nusband and five child
* Trlr A is the Tbe absorbing topic of
l<.me Fsarinstor Pub Co a grand . ffer I a Free Trip Around the World lo tb<
per~*i s-nding them the largest numbei •rf Englnh word. <4 not lew than fou krtlers construcud from letters ceitain-<d in tbe sentence •God 6*vt THE Qrcrs." an-i fonnd in eiilsr Websters
Worvester's Dictlonarj in bOd-facd The publisbers ha
Itemptrd to
V. BoblvTn i Uep i. locked the vault and says he «il'. tarry the question to tho
Wnmon. Minn., Jaa Anditor-elert John IJn kold his ofQoe to A tv lor Syj. Friday John -j
Tbe annual meeUng of tbe stockbo'.d. rs of tbe Lrwell Furniture Company or the'election of offijers and trans uio of other busineas. will be held a be banking office of Chas. J. Cbu
4 Sm, LrtrelL at 7i3«) o'clock p. 'standard). Jaa. S-Xh, liOl.
Iy and save the diacount. Beceipu arr at the t ffi* of S. P. Hicka. call and gel them. No discount after January.
Lowru. Watxc Co.
My farm containing ITS acres; the D. L ft Gd. B. By. runs through it. taking up 12 acres, leaving 160 acres. 2 bouws. good barn, orchard and 2 good sugar
' I f p-ip had b h r b - t f i you in
the stable you would Ik; tit too."
FW££—Get frna your dexler frte. the ^4 !l> -k. It has handswae iicu ns <nd valuable iatinuuuu i b-r*--
Ts . ..r thn- ooilir i r s » . Hor« Eh '-twill nakeynur Lora. surti i.
.-iupreme Court- Tbe i_—^ — aloners have appointed Bobiwra t in their Interest.
Pabis. Jai 1; -The death of Count L^ris Alexap '.rr F^-her de Careil a
nouncci He was I . m In this city, March I, 1W*. He wsk Uie author of -
rart^emenu with tbe C. P. B. Oeneral Biunberof valuable 1
' , the United irtates in !->> palatial steamer, leaving on ita famout -
v . ^ T ^ L l T T i i - n - M . A W I o o r i r t o l • » m t . . v f _ u ! . O N 1 ^ , . . i « - « , i , » , r t l ^
d j l . t , . .- . . . n l o r a i n s b t r a . . A 'r-e Inp lo FWvla; a Sliver TraS^*. ^ ^j th at" ."••r Itulian aal a fj* a D^mettw Sewing niachiM-. PH. upaw the two ui-d qnar.-. led. One of Lady a or Ueut'« Ilk Gold Watch, f j " the men cat the bott
liat rontaiuk not b * out with an aar ar _ _ vordr wUl receive a 'drowned The Indii
pnre Encose them f 1 W lo pay ft grand Premium Catalogue aod
„ l ca under ••ultivatioa. ro farms. For further par-m Moses Livingston, Low-
SA Five llile ' 5/A Eoss Stible
5/A Electnc 5A Extra Test
BLANKETS M E T H E S T H O K G E S T .
Mayer Uhl. of Grand Bapids. wl being an .aoelleot <41jer, u eridea
the rank and fie hi* eotMllu ncy. He it ailraetin^ e MJewMeatienito i irom Ihe gambhag f iaun i iy in ibe city In bis position «* the gamUing cases there. As is wed known.Major Chi is one of Uie fore-
rjer* in Grand Bspds and be is rrw^lred that Uie j^oarcutloos for gam bliag snail bt paiVd aith vigor and a
aecund if poakibe. and Ut. _r< t in Police court wltn Crty Attorney Taj lor. to look after those cawa, oaotes ooastematioa in tbe ranks of his pcditical bretbern, wbovwear ven-geance when I hey baie an opportui.li,
> meet him again at tbe polls.
Something should be dase to those runten duffers who make tbe night. intil tbe saloons doae, hideous by i bwptng and shouting from tbe Ume
they get in their wagons until they are Addreas "The Home Fascinator." M<*-
When you want any thing made of all tool, call at the Lowell Woolen Milb nd examine our full line uf Hose. Half
Jose. Ladies and Gents Mitts, Home Made Shirts (trf any style; and oor Drem Skirting, Shirting and Doublr width Sheeting flanoela. We will he glad to
our gooda. at any time. IIbS H c t r r F. CLaas, Prop'r
Pnsts to m»ature. *3. at Smith's.
co partnership heretofore exist-ider the style and name of Hunt
4 Huuter. U this day dissolved by rout-Onc of tui rtmseiit. All debu due the firm, are caaae j j u r ^ jayabl- to Arnne P. Hunter,
* i « ho will also pay all indebtednesa. Dated Lowell, Jan 2od, l » l . 1
UOJtAHO H. Ber t ,
Av* Anno MibacniMiou lo lh.ir beauufull; trand family story jiaper. Tht //""" lllomlin, Farimafor. As toe person sending m L n j r r r . ;
gest list of corretrt words may tuM ol i position, or care to make U>e -x- and frit e trip off-r-d. lite poWisberk give t
^ - . person the choice of Ihe Inp <* H^rd f lWJiucash. Contest closes Feb lOUi. EL«:I lt®l. and a open to any peraon in Beecbei Canada or the Cnited Stotos- Incaseof funend ties, pnonly will be given to liet reach M r * ing their office first, dirtance, etc., con-
Vieb.. Jan. I t - M r erman. of Iletroil. an
ot Yah . off- rs to Ibe iv -r! Miebigan f-r a C'tnna-'condltion tlut tbe graduates
n price Will lake it-in L«ws41 J New 7
Write J T). Eliiewts, W . Detroit.
The Kiag MdlM* Co. darted up last Tbonday for Ihe first Ume, aad took in
4er«i«d wheal. Tae first load aoid and tha irst itevaiad. WM bought P. Bnda<«.
L aad Mrs F. D. K4dy wed to Jarksua last wtsk, tha Coi. to ia«aU
^fficen of the S. of V. camp there. After the i
ed from bis hip and the wou— torge that k aas imposaihle for it to heal. So theCosnmandery to whicii be betoag «d had a oomiolBee invMtlgale the mat-uv aad ther rep-wted that tbe physsoan bMd ^ fcrTWW^d tbe first Ume they
be could be M«<d by grafung Use wound, so iart Sunday 1W of said lodge went to tbe b-is-
pitai aad eunlrihntod the nnnesnry cut-sde for the job.
Fridsy is an •unlucky day, there is no ispuuag that and it can t** proved by
fine lot of Detroit counterfeiters rbom the officers ooraUed last Friday
„ the I niverslt. or the -arae object rra> vmnMi W Ttiryhooe. V J.n. 12.—Bev. T. D. Minday preached toe
inofMrv Ijui^don. mother ol Mrv h. i~ Cleasraa Neither Mr. Clemens c r hi. wlf' attended, but lls-teoed by Uleph.«r. »V, miles away, la Hartford. Coon.
A WhUhi l»-al*r faUa. W a u u i x a . h. c. Jan- lit - W. D.
Breman. a whiUry dialler for whom Louts B Bed
AKvtyg P Ht-TfTnL
For S a l e . - ^ / ^ X ^ iwne and Boston. Alac several antJ lou in the village of LowrtL
Can suit all classes of t-uslt further particulai* inqwre
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castor'.; SSU)?nCf BY ^
B. BLA1N, LOWELL
ipossiUe for our village Marshal .here be can put bis bar^i. r - <hem, for r a r i -» P—r»» —e be present Ibe d^storbance would Jj doew.^ Ui." uinTb to attrart a crowd
be made, but they should be identi te Sfor Vtek. IX two gaadas sMn ganger, ha. fiwi and snasted the first Ume they arrow Focrtoenth utreet on a """ r _ 1 -show up after tbe breach hM owumd. aftensum. »na M'jr»-1 Uw, aTamK cigarette smoking."
grsvatisg case of this kind occurred, tfceir h«4»-all nni- Z- - , that matiufa-tor- that article, "wnich
near the crater of the town and screech- ^ 6 ^ ^ oomer in plain view New Yark at^ m h o
at every - r e e t ^ m e t be came » . ^ g ^ latently at the Mia in tw ^ j^bhvpUcea.
and base got s«._ tbe entire gaog As part of . vriMtad in Detroit and the balaooe In
, the gang will be again sepsr-ated. psrt of them doing uase at Jac*
Public Melting tor lastsUstioc of offiom uf Graage. *« « i»*-ir Bali 'n Keeoe. Thorsday eveoiag. J M 22 Lectnre by Ja*» Wootoaa, State Lecturer P of H. Oy««r sapper, Ull K ceata. Everybody mvaed.
E. Ha»oc**k. Bar.
Lowed leather. Asaocsation will he the High School Boom. Sstar-
^ r - J ^ ^ S t i b u t o t l . . . toTJ K T i S T k n body is invited to attend. TbefoOowtng Foorteect^
s —..-I t-
. rvrioeitT il tbe cymtaoa i d the thnadeelag* nf tbe taedieal p.
to-Mroo-t^M t t o t u . •—o year, ago tven U tne laws
GET SHAVED AT
H , H , SILSBY'S SHOPS,
King'; BuiVJiag on the Bridgr.
And PtiHen't BeUiag.
I tmrti.T»r firw rlsss wwt. as I assptoy oaly
H. H. SILSBY.
% GiSAhS CiOih"7 i s
P A T E N T E D
Made. Boll Call— Select Beading—Mi* Minnie Martin. Bufevn i Skatcb—H- H. Mediaur, Paper on Grammar—Mias Mate Bead
vouth. ,|-T — Becxtatsoe—Miss Cbloe Merriman. the n w t ca Extracts from Michigan Cchool Laws pcimsatsi w.
-Wvren McDtarmvd h a at U*
•- .. r . . u , -j- Mfkiiiia the naarette "noking nanor
rate-i itslion ^ j ^ t t d H j tnabwDa ^ T ^ f ' s J i ^ o ^ Om T o Inva l id a n d W o u n d o d
STSd th t r ^ b t . ^ ^ u f o o n J i u t b e fart th . . S O L D I E R S ! b*lf . BtiMU. whni * .1 w«.l L., os!.. » V «T l i m Inwli.itoldiMm.l> «d. Then a third itopjesi. ar
mm
Willard J. Alecaate died soddaoly .1 ni. home m Vergennes last SatJrday. The faaeral ocrorred Taeadsy afier-oooa. the plaoe of bunalhesag theKrum haryiag g r ^ Mr Alexander w « bora Jan IS. 18ll». in New HaMpOura. Aftor rassdiag hi the itatesof New Teak — n v l n . —- — ..rev the rwfs. ocac au»r» •». and Pa. he m ^ « l to Mirtngan t ~ ~ t , A vialt to Miss BanMT's K-n^garten ndknloos vera httie ^ aine years ago aad .mlad oa a farm in B/>«., where the school will be In se^ FuUj- tUj J-opl- «o(si ^ ^ ^ I r l l l ^ A s ^ ^ n L f l y Vergeanm. where he bred ap to Oss U o , . I here, not knowing vhy iherSim. It y ^ y g y ^ ^ e e e k z i ef fldshesnch time of Us death. He hnves a widaw, x^k oa P»ythc4ogy-C. b Urxriert. bait an hour b e f w tbe street, wen, b t ^ b a M t . to exaraM
- - • - — 1 «ri— Mi-mfe trtikntlrr. c i a m d . - 5 e - Y-rt Star- * the Vwmm u not naam ^ < ,
••suoo is foowin the farttnat ^ w a - i a — — httk boy who affctts tbe f h , undersigned at the request of many
.UUa tater srwpp.d weed has only a very I'm- invalid Soidiefs, tas qualifitd and
" .o3rtfcrbapoObn.na.tlK Us l » l o . " f " Intenoi Departmem,
• s j t - i - r ^ - t u . . Resiiv ta Prose.:iitE Clrnns,
a . - ~ . l ettcsareaaUin bn*en lots attberate , that may ^eetiUUed to PEN SIGN and BOUKTY.
of the bwaeas is not liahio I nBcb isflueaoe von* the trade at lau*."
MILTON M. PERRY.
Cse them for ti p leuBt staik' ^nd Oy relief f t IMFLUEBZt. f~JTE
l .a CHKOtlC CtTtffUH. eUh-lTttk S 'f ruanr. HkiFcn* t - \ u o l EROS ZHIAL DISUSE: i anrfrwa u ad-dtentivri, as no -. g v c*, 1 lull Msmir i' Inm b r. t . wrTT Of
JBACC0 ati-J FRESH PI.IS i:'E 3L£S
JI15TTiCml2> UT
PIHE HEE01E P m 00s F R E E H O L D , N , .
L O W K L L J O U R N A L : W R O f f l K D A Y . J A N I T A R Y 14. 1 8 9 1 .
C o u g h - C u r e s Ar» ibnodarl; but Ibf eno best known for , IM fTtr»nnllnary »nt«ljTi* find erponoriat qokUtln U Ajvf" C. rry IVctora:. Vor
» c- .-nry tJ.i» pr*T>»r»tlon bfen IB (ri**t'r drman^lhan any other ma-e<Jy tor ccM*. roughs, broochHU, m l pul-motvj torrpUan In Ftr.cnl "1 ruffercJ for mo:* than eight month? from a ifvere wmqh •ccompanlfd with liera-(T-h*ri> of the lung* and the expcctomli-n of matter. Th- irtiv«lrlaa^ pare me up, bot tnj arngflrt prevailed on me to try
A y e r ' s C h e r r y P e c t o r a l .
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
Bowna C«ot»r. Gx-o. Colby Is attending school at
Lowell. Mrs Walter Salslmry, who hw boon
f«>riou«ly ill, U recovering aJowly. Dr U E. Ilaikins and wife, of Alaska,
wt-re seen on our sttee's Monday. Mr* Will Pardee, of Frteport, visited
htr mother, Mr.' Johnson, Sunday.
Millard Styles hai finished sawing picket* on his place and the machinery has been removed.
Sir Riser hvs bought Mr Cutler's share of the wheat on the ground on the Houseman place.
Jake Mwtenhrook made several qpala in horses last week an I woun I up by
' M>lling a team to Henry Foster. | (loo. McDonald has stored h's house-j hold goolt in Mrs Van Wert's house un-
j Win. U v and daughter, Winnie, mov-1 til he can rent a farm. | e l to Lowell, Monday, where they will j R-v. To*-nM>n 1 is holding protracted l reside in the future. | m-riinirH at the Biwvn church, in
Mr and Mrs A. McDiarmid vi*ite4 in
1 did an. ana »"os t lonf* bra! a, f ' r. came sloster u~ been beforo. 1 woi.id ol Ayer'« Chtrrf !'i
•.n to Improve; m-. cra^-O. and 1 b« t than I fcireeve.-;. osi that the nane
tcral be ri-atu;^ to Elixir o.' l.!fe. !-t ;i certainly saved my life." —F. J. Ollden. Palio. Tiucn'/' Ayr •«. "A fc* yean aro 1 took a very bad fold, which'• tiled on my lani-s. I bad Lirht awcai.". a rackine cough, nn'l preat v..-' n -ss. My doetor'a mMlrtne (ltd me no Rwd. I tried many remMle*, but rer.-lveJ t-o l«ae-lit; everjbodyde^pain*!of my recovery. I waa advlae-l to u«e Ay<ir% Ch'-rry Pet toral. and, an a ia«t r.-^ort, did "o From the f-rst torn I oy-'-i ' afterttsteftwo bMUes of 11, was completely renored to bealth-"-K. Adams, New Gn-ta* N J.
Ayer's Ctier^ Pectoral, pareaatr »v
Dr. J. C. ATER & CO., Lowell. JIaaa. Sold by all Kr- rneen.Mi t^tilevB.
USE DR. CRAIPi'S O R . I Q I 1 S X A L
KIDNtY AND LIVER CLRE Crown Plasters and Pills.
; liey are I lie only Kafe Kenjedl« to t <• for ll"-* afflicte*! wttli Brirhl* I»i«e«uie. Liver Com plum and I'rinary AfftTlinn*. (Jul} ih- * |.n-pared In thr oav r"R* are the orlfliia! tnd tlie only Kidney an4 Liver CMre that will nr.:o.-e you to perfect lieallh.
all i/nrr* r** C. B. R. A.
T H E CRAIG M E D J P S E CO.. I* A SSI AC, 5. J .
o c c s c e r i s c ^ r c x > c x . x ^ J - .
Sf 1 by Yeiter & Look and Clark & Winegar.
H U M P H R E Y S ' lit dmrnatvi SrBcmciiafeaclenuncai.. nA earef jfli prep«e<l traerlMknu. nwd f«» niu,j TWI I. MiTalewmcUcrwIUir'iccwB.auilIi.roTtr S ? T r-«r¥ »erfb7 U>f peo|ik Ererj »!«!< Sp-dBr b • ofelal rare for tbe d lwe nanv-t. Tbt— am wlibom drogrl.K. (tirt t u w ndnrinc tbe ntmn. and an In Jwaad deedlieMvrrelKn rr«iedie»«iflbe\%orld.
U*r or na«CTr»L *oa. ctao rrs. <vm|{r»tkm. Inflammail . W«rni Kerer, W( < oUe,or7>«!ilncof |ii|w.t. " lilldres "t Aflulu j s a s r „ m OyaeBierr. Orlplns. Hlllonn-.ll.-( holera Morbaa. Vomlilna oagka. '•"Id. Iir.jDch'tU. ra ra lda , To.iUarhtJai.JMSBi leadtt' lie*. M-aflradacite. tirtl^o. )*nf>rp«ln, Btllou> sinmarh .V i apprea.ed or HBlnful I'rrlod. .V5 rCfirm. too •friw P«V«J- .JS |Cr«nf, 'Wn. Mmmli lirrav I-..- .-J.J l>nll It ben m. l.r-.lK.i., hroj ;• . .V.J IWIiCBmailaHi, Hli mn«ii • IV iir .y.t
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trluarj eakm aiuful I'rrinrt-|fiea«e« of th'- fl* i. with enrl,r«I|'liatl' ,niS Cfanalr ' iui
R-i'd by I'ruKW". "r aentpafipaM on receipt ( trier. IH lmo-HKrir luxfcal. ill pam, kfclr t mnd In cl<<h and r"l<l. ri«l!.a frc*. laiii>brrr«'>leJleliirC«.l-»Fui i.'! -•).
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lays Infiamatiun, Heals th'.- Sores, Restores the Senses of Taste, Smell and Hearing.
A pwrtielr !• applied lulu rarli ll..«trll •nd U acrroablc. f r i e r SOe.al DrucEl'ta or by mail. ELY BIlOTHEUb. K W arr f Hi.. Sew York.
toe S36,50 m X California, on Your 1 Ticket to J.C JITI»SiS4C0.'Bpem)nanrenndi>ei«l Oall-[oeoia b:* urvMiiiiIn bruad raiace l-oilmai. Tnortat .TiBltniTera Hi'iOrandr U K-ItM
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With Hypophosphltct. P A L A T A B L E A S M i l K . JOl frr $*mtf Zmu'tUm. mut Ut no tm-
flan—— or aailHtalUa indur* p»u to motrpl u mtoHtuf.
Sold by all DrugpUU.
fOOTT * BOWNC, C h a m la ta , H.Y,
Sotllli Ror lon Salunlay. Mi* Hattie SaWmry is visitinj; at her
bnrther Walt'*. Eacellenl ice is being eectmtl by the
farmers in this vicinity. EVANOrUJTE.
Since the pasttge of the McKinley Mil Smith is nellin^ suita and ovtrc<«at« to order cheaper than ever.
Alton A to ma. N. Holmes, of Oral tan, called on Alton
relatives hu.1 Sunday. D. A. Church and wife visited at her
folks', near I'annonsbnrg, the fore |ian of tbe week.
E, Ring took a bnalnt-ss trip to Sand Like. Ludington and other northern towns last week.
Died, at Benton Harbor. January 4ih, Mre Clari«aa Al.lrich, another of Ver
, gennes' old settler*. She, with her hjia-I fund, Philip A'drieh, wtfled on the farm now owned by D. Peterson. Mr> A. was about 83 years old
The Ice Uousta are fast being filled now.
The party at X. Lewis' was well at tended and the moaic by J . 11. Covert was [ironoonced good.
Died, of typhoid fever, at the home of her daughter, Mrs Levi Burroaghs, in South Lowtll, January 4th, Mrs Louisa Aldnch.<rf Millhroiik. Mrs Aldrich was w.'II known here, aa she, with her hui band, Peter Aldrich, was among the early nettlers on the town line beta <-eo Grattan and Vergennea, on the farm now owned by John llapman. Sne died as the had always lived, a quiet, peaceful christian. She was burn in Canada. August. ISM. and came with her father's family to the Slat 's when IS years old. She was taken to her home in Millbrook for burial by the side of her tiuslumd. She leaves two (tons and six daughters, besides a host of friends, to mourn her loss.
King, Quick & King want to buy hard and soft wood logs. Highest price paid for Oak, Ash, Maple. Basswood, White-wood and Tamarac. They will also do custom sawing. Bring in your logs.
rarnrll rolala. • Prof. fl. L. Brown. pnncip<ii of the
Graitan Union school, has resigned his position, in favurof Bert Leasher. Mr B. has proved a moit thorough an_ sue ceasful teacher. Uisiutere^i w«salways in the school ro no. If u pupil was ii little dull he would always lake a liiili more pains with that one and matruci hid assistants to do likewise. The Dist Bonrd. pitrons and pupils are very sorry to jiart with so excellent a f acher an l citizen, and at the same time all unite in wishing him good luck and succe-w-in bis new fi**ld of lubjr. He leaves this week for (laines.
Fred Alger, of Lowell, was in town Thursday, on professional business.
Win. Boylen and family are visitlnc Mrs B s. parents, P. Murphy and wife, in Ada. They expect to move to Grand Rapids soon.
Ceo. Evans" little son, thai has been Ter> sick so long, is gaining.
Jno. Crakes ha* been putting down a pump for J . Byrne.
The Lowell young men seem to enjoy a drive in the country, especially when i hey have school "mar:ua" to rid* with them.
What is the matter with the Silver Lake corresisindentf Frank had better show up soon.
Mr John Kena, Jr., of Oakfleld, buried a little daughter, a^ed & years, Saturday. She died from diphihuna. Mr K. his annther daughter sick with diphtheria, who in not expected to live. Theae .friends have the sympathy of all in their sad aflliction.
Wuner Bros, have put in a new set of Fi-ed bolls and are now prepared to du g. inuing for all who come.
houlb iloatou. Mrs Maggie Moore, of Greenville, will
conduct the services at the IL E. church next Sunday, at half-past ten in the morning and will form an Epworth League at the same place in the evening.
We wuh we were able to report Mrs Tucker improving faster than she is. Her daughter, Mrs Cleveland, from Le-onidas, is with her at present.
In our opinion there were more people in the M. E. church, Sunday evening, than ever before. About seventeen were baptised, 22 joined the church .and others expressed a desire to become christians.
There was a fair attendance at the Council, all the Uranges being repre sented in the A. M and a few outsiders and ex-memliere present In the P. M The fell owing are the ofUcera for the coming year: Master, Geo. U. Godfrey; Overseer, Wesley Johnson; Becreiary. E. llancorne; Lecturir. D. U. English; Treasurer, J . C. English; Steward, C. C. Winte; Assistant 8"twiird, W. 11 White; Chaplain, D. Woi>Jma.i; Gate-keeper, Oil# White; Ceres, Mr* C. C. While; Pomona, Mrs W'. H. White; Flora. Mrs Geo. Godfrey; Lady Assist-ant Steward, Mrs James Aldrich.
There will br an Oyster Supper, for the | benellt of Rev. J . W. Arney, at the
Grange Hall on Friday evening, January lOih. Bill f 1 per couple. All cordially inviled.
Geo. Green, of lonla, was among bis friends here recently.
PklUaabunth bocala. j No signs of sleighing yet, but wh-el-| ing is splendid. j Mr Lewis, of Grand Rapids, made his j bmther.ln-law, Charles Bichmtnd, a • visit last week. j Archie McMillen has bought the old
Devend irf (arm of Mr Housam'in and lias moved here, ready for spring work.
One of tbe twin, of Rev. Townsend s is very sick.
TVni. Cutler returned from Cleveland to look after his p -rsonal property on the Houseman place, which hud to be rcrtoved after the sale was made, but lias gone from here now.
Ki-ne Mr Sherrar.l is visiting his sin Frank
at piesent. MrSharntd several years agn resided where hU son now It ve i , but is now living in Dakota.
The P. of I. Lidge elected officers Isst week. Mr Scoit is now High Priest and Alice Colvin Sec
The drawing of the Piano seems to give universtl satisfaction and that it was a fair mode of deciding whoshonld have H, and unlike some that have been drawn, where the prire would go in the family some where. Gypsy con-gattulates Frank for his goo I luck and hopes h" may be as lucky in all his un-dertakings Gypsy.
Great redaction in Clothing to order at B. C. Smith's.
church, Sundsy evening. There was a good attendance and quite a manifesta-tion of interest.
Bom—To Sir and Mrs Fred THIyer, a son, and now Fred apparently wears bis high heeled gaiters ever) day, as he looks an inch taller at lea«t. (Tills hibv Item is nndoobtedly accurate, as it came via. life Ladies Aid Society )
It is rrpottui that Rev. Keillor Is so seriously ind-spo-ed that he has rt-sigmd bis eh.rge nt Like Vnw and has letireJ to Lake O lessa.
p. 1.1" cjIIs for an < xplanallon of a
mind Induces tbe belief that otir f.iends are eager for similar details aboot onr-selves, and as a natnr.il conwqnence when it Is our cue to talk the personal nominative does not lack advancement. Eli t ism, spalfcn and written, is the fash-ion ns well aa tile tailing of onr waning day.—Scribner's,
T.mk Away lt>« ttarvarri Stan's ttrratb. Two men were w a l i i a j rtnwa town to
business the nther day. One of Ihera was a Hanr.r.l arm. Tim other wa» gmJnate.l r.t r. njCFt venerable and yet somev.Iiat forcidr.Vle rival of I'.iat mil-ver.ilv v/l < re niri". j is ••Lex i t Veritas.
familiar apboriMii Hut we iMil two They bad arrived at City Hall par t , and
Klwlalr. The new time table of the L. & H. and
its connections with the D * L appear to work 0 . K. wiih Liwell as far ai it goes, but where is poor Freeport? Ans. Left out in the cold. The Is-st they can ( l a ' k I n p H and forests of this s.-clion as
•reeks ago. We will il tisirile: ' J o h n nnd lleliry tindottisik to cr>*s stvvral intles i.l forest which had a dense under-gniAth ol tlrnmsand blackberry btush. John, who b;id la-en there belore. • \ -panated largely on the terror* of ih»t undergrowth Tiie> started in on a well worn berry pickers ]Uth, and in a short time Henry Is-gan to boast how easily he was getting al ng. when John advis-ed him not to brag until he got oat of the brush, and, as the legend runs, long tie fore he got through the forest, poor Henry, tireo, rugged, scratched, bleed-ing and footsore, tut down and hambly confiased that he did not consider hiui-aelf master of the situation.' By the way. we wi-h to ihtnk "Peter" for hU allusion V) the huckleberry an I spruce budies, since we have gutwn into the way of gelling three or four hundred dullirs per } ear from buck elierries, cranbenies and Chrisimaa trees, any items of that sort are very interesting to us. "Any man who has travened the
v t re iiieVinjtlieir ilonbtfnl way t'.irongh [be crowd wbicb was cargin^ between I'.io elevatedntetioa nnd Frankfort street. Suddenly the Valo man exclaimed: "Hold oa a minute, oi l fellow! I want Id spea* '..i n friend."
The Hai
do now to reach Grand Rapids by rail is to come here at half-pint one and wait 'till sundown and lake the fast train for Gd. Rtpids, come back the next day and wait two M four hours for tbe train to Freep.»rt and go home singing "Bless meihis is pleasant, riding on a rail." To make it pleasant waiting here, we sug-gest that Bn. Cheesebrcaigh send to this Di-pot a dozen ot bis reclining chairs. It is a little tough after putting down almost your last dollar (about 10,000), and beijg squeezed out of a large amount besides, and then be left thus We can see one way out for you, viz., move to Elmdale and bring your busi-aess with yon, then yon will be in reach of all the trams to tbe four quarters of the globe.
Mr Bleame shipped a car of wood to Gd. Rapids last week.
Look at the label on your paper and if you owe, please call and i<ay up.
Lor«D. Messrs Haun and Rarraigh, of Clarks-
ville, spent Sunday with the former's brother Austin, of this place.
Born, Jan. 2, to Hiram Leese and wife, a lively young carpenter. Usual weight.
L. Blongh, of Like Odessa, was in town one day last week.
Willie Troyer is quite sick with the chickdi-Iiox al pieaelit.
Diin and L'>uisa Heinizelmin and Miaa t/niie Miller, of Giinat. xp-nt Sit-urday and Sunda) o: E H-ififzjJmm'a.
Several of the young folks enj tyed a pleaiant tmii; al Oa Pardee's vVeJacJ-Jay evening.
Tobias Herrdiberger, of Dutton, visited bis father here two days o( last week.
David Fisher, ot Southern Michigan, is visiting friends here.
Jacob demons, wife and son accom-panied their daughter. Mrs Ei . Straight, w ho has tieen slaying with her parents for some time, to her home in Dutton, Saturday. BlUDOET.
Old papers 35 cents pet 100, at this office.
Chapel Chat. Miss Jennie McNaugbton is reported
on the alck liiil. A. J. Swan has been in Grand Rapids
the past week attending ths revival mueiing being held in the SjuiIi Divis-ion Si. M E. onurcl.
A few weeks ago Gypsy inquired after us. Now we ask in return, "what h ' s become ol the Fallastmrg correspon-dent?"
One of the enj iyable occasions of l i f ' was Hie evening of Jan. 7, when a pariy •f relatives and friends met at the home of Win. Grant to remind Win. be hud reached his S2ud birthday. Tbe surprise was couple e, and the evening full of music and singing. Rev. E. T. Gray called the company to order and in behalf of f nend j presented Mr Grant with a nice chair, a pair of slippers, and a liandkerchief, also a pair of home •pun and knit socks from his sister, Mrs Jane McNaughton, of Jennings, Barry Co.. kflur which the ladies served a nice lunch and we all felt it was good to be there and tnankful for the social relations of life.
Rev Grey was kicked by a bone last Wednesday evening and was taken into tbe house In a oenseless 'condition, but fortunately escaped without any serious injuries.
Archie McMillan has moved to or near Fallasburg.
Denis McCarthy, wife and son, went lo Hastings, last week, on a visit.
• ADA.
mnch as friend "Peter" ba*f should b and undoubtedly is competent to givs
some int. reatnu Mtideaon the fauna nnd flora of our woods and swamps, as also on the natural history of tbe skunks, muskrats, minks, mud-turtles and othei denizens of our wilds. We shall watch w-ith eager interest for an article of this sort from his facile jkti.
We are glad to observe that a ditch has been dug through the Layer and Sweet swani|«, just west of the Sweet school bouse. It is an improvement that has long been needed and will help the highway at that place very maierially.
Cal^rrfi originates in scrofulous taint. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood, and thus permanently cureti catarrh.
Grwttan. Maud still continues very weak, but
we are hopeful of her recovery in tbe near future. She recognizes in "Ada, of Chapel Chat, a long known sister and kind friend, and returns thanks f<* kind words. Will Tenipus Fugit—time flies—be the only key to the melody of over tbe hills and (not) far away, waft-ed from by gone } ears. Maud feels un-worthy of ihe cimplimanti, bui is hap-py to number tbe bestower with her kindest fnenda. DETITY
A '•-anl ran be colored brown or bin by Buckingham's f)..e for the Whiskers.
TOO LATE FOR LAST WEEK. Ilnrae l.aar tilpplc*.
Mr C lm Hlake-lee anil family visited at Sarin ic Saturday an l So iday.
Mr and Mrs Stewart hare returned from their visit in Mnawass * Co., and report having had a sp'endid time.
Laurence and John Wright and Will Matteson. of Grand Uapids, visited at W. Johnson's tbe fore part of last week. The boys had "lots of fun" shooting rab-bits.
Mrs Mariette Clark is quite ill. Mrs Earl Curtias is able to be abou t
again. We were misinformed and misu lcn
in regard to some of the items we sent in last week. We hope no one will feel hurt, and hereafter we will try and auibenilra'e all news before sending it to tbe Journ a l
THE OLD SOLDIER. I ittes a «t> end witc'i the drill. The mrorl if bright with ronnjiis flew. I feel in my bem a aurflng tlirUI
Ai the NjuadroDs tbindor "wnUa CitCrepeJaoto."
1 t'.'.lnt of 111' dtya Innj alncr coo* by, now we!l I rr-rpiiib-r try bobullsd uwwtf Hia I cm per wta bed: he'd kick aty b^b; Uut few rvs bad better, and manj wans;
Taor naslauiUi! And tbe note of onr eld ebleT* rommand In mrtnorj's r.tr atl'l rcbolnf »ounda. nia drlDa wrr* held Vf tbe ecraet^ I To atlr tbe I lood Ukr a day wttb [
Cut tbe eblef la dead. Tbnae eb-ery com eta. all eomndia good, "Tla ard lo think bow few remain. They ill J their duty as soldlen abould. And tbe Joy of life was suffldaot (ala
To each rpeklaaa brail Tbe squadrona form and advansr and wbaaL How I enry thoae hoy*, wbo rida hi Una' Each auuiiuroed face looks aa bran aad taal
Aa thoae o' the mmmaua thirty yoan syv In my day* of (old. Dm the trumpet cries, "Ride borne at casa,~ And. tboocb I aa now but < f small aeeooat I etui wlab good lock to lada lue these Aa 1 leave my Eille. "Twas ;t«ady tuoont
For a aoldlor old. -London Wortd.
ILinarJ man turned an-1 saw his friend in the act of shttittg hands with a fine looking, mldtlle n^ed man who wore n long dlkca l>eanl, and whose sun-browned faccnnd powerfnlframe showed the good effect of many vacation moons spent upon the wave nnd in the deptlia of "be foust. The Yale man continned j in earnest rtrarerratioa with the luind-sorrie looVin.-; man for a few moments, j and then, alter n leave taking wWch was nlnicit brotherly on lioth aides, joined i bis comrade, who utid:
"Who waf that rnas'r" "Who-" raid K j friend; "didnt yon
recogr.iro him? Why, we eat near him ' and hii family r a tbe grand itand at the football championship game np at New | Davcn in IfSO. That was the famous •Profarsor 11 W.' He was my division officer coce, and t3 one of tbe most popn- i lar instrnctora r.t Yale."
"Well, that is just like yon fellows," said tbe other: "but." ccmtlnned he. "1 should jc i t like to ree what would hap-pen to a Harvard man if he were to stop a proft sfor cf that university in a crowd as you did Prr.feSEor W.—that's «Ii."— New York Tribune.
C r t A R R h tl a eonsUtntlonaJ and not a Ileal dlieats, and Bltrernve U eaaisil eiire.1 by Inml Spi'lIeaUons. Il rtsjnlres a eonslllBtl.mal reawdy h'.a Hood's Karsapatllla, aM.-u. WMklni thrriiigh the blonl. eradicates lbs Imp-irity which rsuses and premotas Uit dnene. and elTeeti a penaanent enra. Thunvinds ot people lesll'y lo the •ueersl el llm-d's Hii"i'.irl1!s a« a remedy hi? Ciuirh when other preparallims had tailed.
StuflbiNL'p Keeling. " I win say I hive been tumbled fersav-
ers! years with Uut Mtlhly dli.ierreslda dl»ea««. eatirrh. I li«k lluod's Hirsapv nils with the very be*l rvsnlti. Tl cured ma of that nmlhitial drapplnc la my lliroat, and Itufle4 up feennj. II has alio helped my ns-ttier, w ho has taken II for ma dnwyi ststa et h-.illh and kidney iruub'^." Uus. S. U. Ueatu. I•nlmm. Conn.
M o o d ' s
S a r s a p a r i l l a B<Mby*llAmn1<ia.fl;>lifftrpS I'reparrdealy b> 0.1. lIOOOaCH, ApMliix artei. 1»< eH. Mats.
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P L U M B E R LOWELL.
Steam S f lot Water Heaters Steam Fitting ami Pump Repairing,
IRTIFICIIL STONE W I L I S . FUGGIRG, FTC Aat i»-r«rtn« Inten line lo lav walks. rurt>stooes. or any-Ibln* nf ibat son. a ill ni.d It to ibelr InU-rmi t.iKet my prlvcfl
t7*All work at I/iwest Living Kales, and fVit-isfuctiim gii-irint<asl, f i t
"Seeing is Believing.
HM And Ihe Vert 1*rip vcr trs.'e. kko / lad-da's of ell, a ••wco-dufal laropP" A lar-p
aVbOlmely nor.' tDdkJtl" iksfcle. which a elrnr, •oft, * avai r « waaa bnjjiant whi te lltbl of 8S foi.d.r p'irtrf l^irer and bricbtcr thsj fas light, softer than electric light, 'ul than A negro woman apparently died In
Sbreveport, La., but when the funeral procession arrived at tbe cemetery next day she rose up in her coffin and wanted to know what was going on. The mourn
port cheerful i h u either I T i n lamp la
" T h e Rochester ." Anl v/ith It there is no amok-, ne smell,
»» thimnni, no bickering. 1.0 swesting no climbing up of the flsme, no -tantnuns cor annoyancs of any kind, and it r.eyei era were terror stricken uud uisperKd is feed, trimming. lu founts (oil twrvou. a hurry, leaving tbe woman to take care j tnj5ii?i!Cii \t nb^lBie™ unbreakat i i r , of herself. She is now as well ns ever. I sod as «*/<• * uUf* _ . _ . „ I Only fve yesra c'd, sea exvr Th. Latest Popolar Gam.. | n n , „ „ it onist b« a GOOD lamp t
It need not surprise any one to drop maks such a iciiu-.j soctess Indcedu - ' ii_..i.._ . . _ i i for lamrs miy corns and Ismpa msy go, ig gathering or a quiet , h e • ilocheater" aMsea ca fertverl into an evening home circle and find people who wear j makocrcr a.mj spectflclea ncroaa their noses and carry
bu. We ies,—Hsnglne tt, Stody, Vsse snc i»4, n Bronis, Por-W* r W MMWVV. S s a - - - -Nickel snd Discs WroughUrcm Lookfor^he dignltv by the ton t r j ing to map a row ^ c-isin, B _. of ivon-chips into a little wooden cup 1 w.mp?' "Tut Voc»r» r«K That is the new game, christened tiddle- baaatiher^,././ noeheitp dy winks. It rcqmres a ftnmH wooden j ^ " r e s ' inuatretefcataioi cup called a wink pot and two doten bone or ivon- cMps railed winks, also four largi-r ones about the sire of an old fashioned pants button, known as tiddle-diea- There is a cushion to snap the chips upon, or yoa can s p m d a small square of Brussels carpeting under the tablecloth, which anfwers just as well if n ' t better. The trick is to snap the winks into the wink pot by moans of tbe liddli«dies held between the thnmb and finger, the tvinka lyinjf flat on the cush-ion or table. This is the game of Ihe M-aaon—the preot rodal ccan, so to sjieak. There ere two nr three wars of playinj nnd kerpinn taPy of the n.iras. Ever tried il?—Spricjliold (Ma.-B.jllfrarstecd.
near, am catalogue (aad reduce.' price-list I, aad wt will boa aad scad you any tamp safer* by eapres., right to yoor door. EOOUESTT-U CO..
49 Park PIa«s Sew TarJc. 'mrtwrn, on4 tolt r/ZIicVjlar Pa'-nU. T*, tarir-t T/tr-t firr- fiWorU.
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G e o . D . H e r r i c k & C o . ,
P i a n o s , O r g a n s
a n d M u s i c a l M e r c h a n d i s e ,
13 FOUNTAIN ST.,
Hartman iHall §lock, - grand §apids, Mich.
Too Dlallncul»!»e4 Brt.lhera. Two wise looL'iag young men met in
Uio biilinrd room of t h j Chatham hotel in Paris the other evening. Both wanted to play a (;ame. but ihey did not know ' each other. Tha dder, Mr. Combe Ten- i nant. made bold to say: ••Will yon join mo in a game of billiards, dr? My name ia Tennanl—I'm the brother of the lady who married Mr. Heary M. Stanley."
"Thank yoa, Mr. Tennaf S." answered the other; "I Bhall be nor t happy to join yon. My name is OhMmir—rm the brother <if ihe crntleman who nmrrted ULa Amelie P-ivfa."—Eus«n Field In Chicago News.
ASK YOUR FRIETSDS ABOUTTT Your distrenHiiig cough can he cured.
We know it because Kemp's IWIuuu within Uk- pa^t few yi*rs haa curwl so muny congha nnd colds in this coin inn-uliy. I'" rviuHrkahle sale lias bten won entirely in it« jrenuine merit. Aak s/jnie friend who hua uwfl it n'hat lie thlnka of KempV Balaam. There ia no me-liclne ao pure, none so effective. Large bott lea M r and $ at all druggists. Sample
bottle free.
i r . OwMft Electric Beft. pen IUI "HO *os u n e. orly rKi-I. l-;!!.•.-> Cam
IWW kUBTll •ill.i.L Ml IMuialii*. •«» t >n--T\v - tvMWr. ai. va* »BruunaJ itakBM Pat. H L Imjror-ilAW 1.1«» 1 nwlalki '.locniuai IHMliioa. tat
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Iniprored Wood Carving. A wood earvtug machine which poa-
sessen many radicul improvements haa been brought out. The machine ia de-signed specially for use in furniture 'factories, and In car, organ nnd pi-ano factories and other eslablishmenta where wood enning is done. It will carve four duplicate picces nny length
We will trade a ^ d work team for « ^ make two d a pi i r i le ploses nny length if not over fifteen t nebe wide, and If a greater width is dcSlnill one piece i-au be curve-l of any longth. mid from Cfleen
, to thirty Inc'aea wide. j The bits can be handled conveniently . nnd In any tliraciluii within aa nnglc of ' I hirty de;.;recs. The top, or table, can be
a good, atyliah young carriage horse. k u o . Q U I C K & K w o .
Mur«e Uik. Itl|>|>lt«. Tliere waa a large ul lend nice and a
general good time at Ihe l/idltM Aid So-u-ty meeting at Wea. Yeilei*a, las; Wednerday.
A WONDER WORKER. Mr Frank Hoffman, a y o n n j man of
nuriiiigioii. OhK aiatea that he bad been under the care of two prominent plivr-icnins. and used iheinreaiinent un-til he waa not able lo pet around. They pronouuoed Ida case to be CBnaumpilon and incurable. He, »a* jierauaded to try Dr Klng'a Kear Discivcry for Con-sumption, Coughs and Colds and at that time waa not able to walk an-oa. tbe street without>ft<ting. He ffKind, before be bad used half of a dollar bjU>. that be was much better; be continued to use it and Is to-day i f j lying good health. If you bare any Throat, Lung or Cliest Trouble, try It. We guaraiyee aariafac-tlon. Trial bnitte free at Hunt & Hunt-er's Drugstore .
1 havefound out a gift for my fair." Naturally It may be suppon-d it is a flower for her hair, a dlammid for ber finger, or a bo* of candy, bdt Jt Is better than these It is a bottle of that fam-ous Salvation Oil to cure her neuralgia, pretty Hear.
LIKE A OHEAT RAILWAY With Its brancbea running in every dl-rnction, are the arteries and veins which convey the blood to every nan of the human system. A cold, sudden chance* or espoaure, may cause |«oiaonoUB acida to ding ihe circulation, and then come. Kheumatiam. Beware! "If you value lile remove ll>e oliairuotlon with Dr. LlrunimondV Linhining Remedy. You can get a large bottle at the driiggi»ls lor^B or It will be»nit to ton bv jire-paiu •'xprew with a unarantee of cure If l o u s i n d t o ihe Drummund Hed'clne Co., 48 50 Uaiden Lane, New York. Agents ivanti d.
1101,0 ITT0 THE Linf lT. The niiin m'Iio lells jou conlidenlially
No rr.oro cf this
Ttie Leading Musical Bouse of Western Michigan.
STEINVVAY & SONS, HAFNES BROS.,
HALLET & DAVIS, AND EVERETT PIANOS.
ESTEY, STORY & CLARK,
AND WILCOX & WHITE ORGANS STATE AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
KRAKAUER PIANOS. . One of ihe Finest Toned and Most Durable Pianos on the Market
13 Fountain St. - Grand Rapids, Mlcb.
Do You W a n t B o o t s o r S h o e s ?
You can get them at
" T h e o i d R e l i a b l e " B O O T AND SHOE S T O R E ,
Where you will always find the
L a r g e s t , a n d B e s t S t o c k i n T o w n Comprising everything in the line of footwear.
A . J . H O W K & S O N ,
Successors to Howk & Bostwick. Bank Block. LoweH. Mich.
W E W I S H YOU
And don' t forget to make us happy by calling and at least loolring over our Rine Stock when in need of anything in our line. W t carry a full Kne of
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Books and Stationery
Wall Papers and Curtaif s,
D I A R I E S F O R 1 8 0 1 , And the finest line of P e r f t i m o S in the city.
Y E I T E R & L O O K .
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A. J. EftVE & SON, DEAIERSW BOOTS and SHOES
LOWELL. - MICH.
\The Greatest Blood Purifi KNOV/N.
TUU Gr»-«t Crrman MfdHne 1» f leheapcutwi bUL ISilnactcrSLU I n n n j w r r e u s forf I xn, iomii lone rout a dou. It will cure 1 | worn tUiojof fUn dlwue, fio
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pimple on tbo Ul (llMrnKC SrruluU lu. thai awful I s n - r u r n h i t t k i i s i» |lie<( mollclno to use lo : : a of tncii ttdbbnni lileop •ratnl UUouc^ loot Cm lato BLUE PILLS I or momirr. Uw* nre
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t a r i f f l i t e r a t u r e f o r a l l Tho Atmir .N rwrxrcrire TAiiim«*«>RS It publMilnR u iikki viiliiubli- Mrict of ';ni Iff ducuinonu. Tin*- .re i ivrand with u VU*r Ut euiu,' Ilu.' fmclf qjhI unruit:<'ti> lor I'ruiiv-lloii, vltctbiT Id tbi- intrre*! or fnrtm-rs, lul'irrn, mxretuuiU or pmfisrldunl men. Koi-h Iww orUntfcrif»upi«il« Ui tl.iac en-
lly. I'Lncr j nnf iniit I Isuu-iirif uvrm iUie purvM mul 'u Imollcliie
ffi.• l In !n>lu-tiii..ui>lprwnK1 lo-P-iiHlik fiic-ts-<-iimpoi+Miii» "f wiiuin.iosi lit living, mid ntbcpttrjfuinpi r Hibn.'Ljj tbo U uvlIU ul I roUvilon. Aur "iwfc om will be'Mtit rn mvlpt of 2 | 0111* 11 finnii«eaMpl " " l iving and i lurln. -vtii.'fi win i n u a t f u n ocuu. i nn." iriikib will IwiCDt foriocuu. . , iVi irbou- 1 ^ will he MWt for tOronti or ju« «li.it will ruro \nur m i l is |iri- , any twclvo lor 3i c«it*. x any tin- lorW Miriblni; KhuiiiV UahaOi iliw •jnir. lu » " * . I^taacuaW Onlerby uuitUr. ilMt pr. |4inHl..n of Oiin teniHrUnl.le ' i--iva.o. UtIos mki t ^ i s - E. a. n i i ^ liie<hi'ilie Lir r-iUxli" miiU coIUk ro fX-
, - |>i-ih«'wipur^It'' riiiiibln- on'lv Ui» Inez Frpvennuth allppeil on u raueil or loirerfil lo mute t l i . « or thin u l l l | pure-i in>:reUt(>nu. Il ilil u Ixmip
frosiy bunra, uud fell, brvukinu an arm. *'ork« n n , , w l 1 1 M n " i u the proper l.cipbt „r Ke l iV. B.ilwin to lb- iiiiln nnrt look j . . . . , . ..i for the operator, flic table nteo rcstn ibruuKb n ; nutloe ibe briubt, cleur l(x>k;
oneday laa " ' npon BUding wars, no that It can be ml- then oiiii|wre w ltb ollu r leini-llm anyone, and e«|*-clall> tirewmio will the i n r t ^ for convenience of tbe op- Imtiles ut all ilrunuiiiu. 50 cenu conllueiuent be lu a bright, aciive Utile c r a l o r „„ dill-rent vurietleB of r-orly and# l . Sample bottle free. girl like Inez. | The drivins pulley of the inucbtee Li aiz j DELICATE LADIES '
M n L H . Clark ".Terj- low and bar l ^ l n . l i ^ ^ , v r i t o th i^ I n ^ ^ | ^ ^ H i i d i ( | | ^ M recotery in conaidered duubtful. I Bn(1 sb l>uld U 1 0 " '-IOO to r c v 0 ' 0 ' mg. and don't like in be dMurbed, will
. . v . r„ r ,< a M ......h ... k . ..iii. tinM 1 ,01 " U " U , ' f — ' W C o m m o ^ ( eontinue lu be troubled with tliln cooi-E a r l C " " 1 * g o n e t u K ene , ^ A a T e r t M e r . plaint until tbty renew ibelr impuni for a lengthy vlait with ber iwrenu. i (jtaod. Soljlbur niltPW will i^uw n. w Mr* Curiis. ia i n \ e r y |>oor bealtb and An Kcaiuiie A r . Thit. I undVlcb blood Ui cuUi* ibnlngh t^very «-e hope ber r W l may be a mean, of ! W < ' , i v e i u n n "S" o f B e l f importanca, unary and vein in ihe humbii KyuWin.
.. . u : anstaincd and nrDmoted bv mediAda m - hee unoiher column. y i S T - - on . of inv children bad a -return wciianu .trong. i restow. The Interviewer and tbe re- v e r , . u( wHoopta* c n i g b i whmh-
W. Johnaon attended Ibe L D C. «i coiJi-r of M d u g n t i p bars nrtfnlly ilurt^i lo t r j Dr. UuirtC.MiKh HyrnpXhe Houth Boaton, I ant Satmday. The next! created a daily wunt wliicb t h y them- , cblld *nw entirely cuied by tlie use of meeting uf tbe L. D. C. will be at South 1 * 1 ^ aupply. If A., tbe millionaire, ; t«u bottle. In view of the above. I • , ... ( Hnii ">verv lHHlv tiiui ik ^ d a an acre to Ids cetate we aaccrtain | ' 'win It a p lwure to forward tin. teiiti-Ixwell Orange Hall. Kveot-xly " " " «" | .. . . . . . m„iiiul of ilVefflcacv. iniereated in tbe welfare of the fannen.; 1 ' nt.>ii« pinmi ! JaME« Hocklev. of tbk vicinity invited lo attend and the ^ ^ of z ^ ^ IWB Lombard l^T^I. Pa. farraeni tbemnelvee are eapeoially urged during working bonn: wc are thriai : A /fcrn/irtoWcCciK —Walter Wheeler, to be present. familiar with tbe arrangement of hia of tbe WaKblngton Milln, Urwrenc, Mm W Johnson and family visited at furUllure, nnd have oven learned what i Masa.. for two years afll Cted with rarl-
Un. LuskV last Saturday. pens he na«. I cr«e vein.. .eoo.upanM Uy * trouble The fliat of a proposed seriw of reviv-
al meetings was held at Hone Lake The harm In dwcllinit upon theae ! " " u u ' cniptton. wm. c..mpletely cared
. burn to know tbom. Tliis weakntaa of |
ftCul..lll.J^^». i«4uir,.i f.,i Uar j m m uf UullMl hUl.v wU.l A'l.tlUair liomr luciloo or iivm • munuMlOrt Imp* BOI. wiii»ui .enj^vUWfaniar i-Tr.i
a 7-"TU ^rulMUolma. lu A.Uunucn for toorouui." C.-L. • uu-AIUM K fUf IVool luUrral." Jul*. Wa. l WUJux U l»--lToiertl«n rt. rns-ir«i.--A lll»i..nl'..l lu.*i.*w, D. ii. IIUOJMAM 10 10-"Tb.-r»nnrr ondlUc Imrin " CoI Tii..«.« 11--PnieSlafL'. nibik'lviliv'" i-toHat'i' . . ^b.yiw*u-.... .. 10 tl-"Il.ply to tlu 1 r. l.l.'DI'.i rm-1ndr U» May." U. r. i tsna. . . f 1" - "Vortluinnni ao l l-r 1. r.n " t U_- .tw VUal vwilua: Bull Ani»^.«i ITJU*-. !rt— h- < tiul Amtrlcali Vor-11 wiiii'Audiiiiiu ' . y . '
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onr nid-l , yenrvot ofordcr. I ' . , JULTirCI /mrrEKa. i 'you are t-lrk,® .use
olplor EilUrel . . liaycltow«llrky#noDtrnU nntU I •nlnbioer? l«yi.ur#nru umlilu lo wulk, c IbreaUi luul kniLP; re fla on your bad |oireo«lTC? Toimrbatprt wimc al ow*. J "~i U oiuA'wIllcuroyon. fiulp" pla
slnialiil 'BPrlcnd.J eynimp.tliosRnl nw! I ..-liJS arc hoon maile well byl i use. Uf•.iiraticr-rhat you I roiiy, clo-^rrod licrr. k M r rare yuor |mly, or#|!rp, it l.:,t nred Imii'lrods. £• trail until Ui-uiorruu,; H
? § Try a Ibttlo To-day! • J 'Art ynu Imr-tpWlnl niid wrak.l . nr Mifff'i llir Irmi Uic exrcM.-* 'ynulli? Il m, WLTiiOR i : i r m "1 cart you.
Seixl 8 Mnnnn In A. I'. Onlw»v A Cn_ UoHuii, MaS , lor boi modioli work publUbod?
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BOLD IK Unvni L BY A . t I . H o w k & S o n
CWHTOEY
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