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LOWELL JOURNAL. J O W E L I J K S T I O N A t, B A N K ,

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OFFICE IN OltAIIAJfS IILOCK FLO Oil. 'DUM VI \'I Ml VIVA.VI •. y\Miri:i: rr.M: i.\ adva.m u.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS. VOLUME X I I . L O W E L L , M I C H I G A N , W E D N E S D A Y MAY 23. W7. NUMl5Eli \'i

LOWELL BUSINESS DIBECTORY. ' GRAND RAPIDS DIRECTORY.

PECK k McDAKNEM, . I ' b y i l c U m and Surgeon*; Ollicc In U i o k Block.

J ^ v t B h R T M A U d l l A L L , Cooper. K u t ws t i r S l . Flour lurre l i snd nil k indi of

cuitom work.

T J O V C E k N A S H , M a o u f r s of a x e l , Mat* j ) tock, , Jllll-iilfki 4 c , Old plow I'oluU m a l e new, Mo w e n nnd llenncrs repaired.

A . C H A P M A N , I 'bo tosnpb At i l s i . i toams ne»l to Poil-ofllee. up "tair*.

J O r t o n E d i o .

Suit',BUN. I'll Y8ICIAS •ml Aceoncbtu InDi .ll'ua' lllock, Utao'l Kapiil

No. 'J? aiir|.!<>n4l

OtfiCf Keililfnr,

IIMI'ON III NT,

HUNT & DAVIS.

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j N , B . B l a i n K 0 ' " c , , s t t h i i w e e k . | JIITCDELL DONOVAN. T h e i r n l.

W i l l t a k e i n N . Y , a n d v i i i t W a g h i n R - j a p p e a r s in t l i e JODKNAI.. B y llii< our

I ( o n , I ) . ( ' . — a l i t t l e i n l a n d t o w n recent-1 readers w i l l be reminded f i o m w e e k t o

ly brmml i t i n t o no t i co l>y F . D o u g l a s s , j w e e k t h a t SI. A . D . arc ready t o s e e

T h r e e c h e e r , f o r t h e F la t r i ver i o g « l 'cm « u d . u p p l y t h e i r w a n t , in t h e |

d r i v e r s ! N e a r l y all of t h e m are red- g r o c e r y l ine at .11 t i m e , .

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M ' U H A S K , llakery, and lleitaurant. UpiKijite U m l c Hall.

II. ItlCKEI'.T, l.owell llukerv nnd Iteitaurant. Opposite Pulleu'a Block

r . S . C , A, CII,". I'M AN, Miluticrr r,:id Drou luuklii);. Opjioiite Bank Blcck.

JC. WEST, Druguiit and Sut luocr . A g e s t .• (or (ienuiuo Itubbsr I'aint. Opposite

Forest Mills.

HOWARU .SMITH. M. D. Iloraeopatbic PhjslciaD. Ofllce o*i'r Po l l olllce.

N. B. Special atlentlun piren to the sick.

C. S JOi T. llBrdwarc, Saib , Dooii , nod | j l a f s , Bui lden' Hardware a •ptc lal ly . j Special attention glren to Loaon * Collection

OKF1CKJS I.VOX 8TREKT. ; Opi umtrPattOfllcr, Orinii itipldi, lllcfa.

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J . Opposite Forest Mills.

T A M E S H. WEEKS, J o l t Ice o f tbe Peace J Notary Public, Kcal Estate, Ingnrance 4 c . Ofer West's Drug Store.

OOK t P A R B I B B . Draggl i t i and 8 u - j tioncrs, 4c . Union Block.

CI M. OEVENDOUF. Agent for Domestic / Sewing Machine, Sniilli t American Or-

gan. One door east of Wesfa Diug Store. j

Uflice in (

Offlce. Booms 12 4 1,1, 2d floor,

Fierce's Block, Grand Rapidt , Mich

K U S T E B E n ,

B B F W E U & M A L S T E H .

C i t y B r e w e r y , G r a n d B a p i d s , M i c h .

nuAinnr laurk.

H U S K . ! . ItOLUM. riAAC IIA TNC9

HOLMES & HAYNES.

A T T O R N E Y S & S O L I C I T O R S

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l l . LOOK. Attorney at law. Unisn Block.

mT. DODGE. Attorney at law, Notary Public, 4 c . (iflice In Music Hall Block.

WILHELU 4 F L A N A G A N , Ucalets in Boon and Sboes, Clothing 4 c . U a-

ion Block, West side

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4 ITCHF.LL 4 DONOVAN. Grortries and

I'rorisiaus. Crockery, Glass ware 4 c , ioa Block.

JM, W E A T H E I U V A a . Dry Goods, clotb-. iog . Boots, S l u e s , Hats, Caps. 4 c .

Union Block.

AKK HOUSE. Corner Main nnd West Water S i r t t U A . Dake, Proprietor.

H, HAUL Cigar Manufacturer Coi-ner Main and Hirer Streets.

A T K 1 . N S 4 ADAMS, Dealers in Agricul-tural Implement", Farm tools, 4 c ,

Bridge Street.

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CHURCHILL & DRURY.

0 FFI CM— NEI.US IIL 0 UK.

L O A K T S ,

In s u m s of $ 3 0 0 a u p w a r d s a t l o w r a t e s .

W. It. WILLIAMS, II, A. IIAUI.AX, Alletan. Qrand Kii>lil».

Wil l iams & H a r l a n , ATTORNEYS

COUNSELORS and SOLICITORS.

I'owff'l Oprta llouir Block, I'tatl Ftnrt, OR AND KAI-ltM, MICIIKIAK.

Braocb offlcr lu Allr|an

i J Wool, pells, pork 4 c . Bridge Street .

T IVERY, S A L E nnd BOARDING STA-\ j B L E . Monroo S t . T b o s . Tate Proprie-tor

H . S U i t P A l t D . Hardware of all kinds, Doors, sash, glass, 4c . Bank Block,

Kooms over ficott't Work warranted.

H y . D O I T , Dentist.

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Hardware st(,re.

SECRET SOCIETIES.

U- A . M .

RKGULAK Conrocalian of II'>olrr CbapUr No. IJ.at Uuouio 11,11. on l\'e<lnr><li;errnlDgi>

oo oibi.f"r»IU» full moon inrach month. !!• 1'. IIOIV, 1I,P

K. t, Hcxuaai-is, Bee,

H a r m o n y L o d R e , \ T O H 6 1 , 0 . 0 . I", Itrriio:;. vxerr Satut<5ay Kfen-l > i o Hank lllo.k,

J. UrLl.ltul:D N.O. li, a ,T iua i , 8rc ' r ,

jottings Jimcrax.

W h e a t o n t h e {.'round n e v e r l o o k e d

be t ter .

S e v e r n 1 n e w uds . nnd f e w loca l i t e m s

t h i s w e e k .

T i m e t o i l l u m i n a t e t h e

c i r c u s b i l l s .

b o a r d s w i t h

B o s t o n Ph i l l inrmoDics at O r a n d Hap

i d s to n i g h t .

UW, STO.NE, Carrlago Builder, Monroe S l r i t l , All kinds ot repairing dune in

first-claf* style.

0 . HILDRETII. Uunsmitb, Music Hall Block. New guns made lo order. L

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O W K 4 W I I I T K . Boots, sin,iv. Lcatber. 4 c . Bridge Street.

C. BARE, Ma!We Works. One door R a p i d * h o t e l s a n d ha. k - d r i v . r ,

eatt of Lce'i Store, Bridge Stree'.. j , l r i : full m o s t o f t h e t i m e .

T h e R e f o r m C l u b s o f G r a n d I f r p i d s

wi l l l e l e b r a t e t h e •1th o f J u l y .

A l a d y reumrked last w e e k that s h e

.oi i ld n l m o s t hear t h e g r a s s g r o w .

T h e red r ibbon c l u b s o f I o n i a c o u n t y

Corner , n u m b e r 8.(100 ineml.er« bays t h e S e n -

t i n e l .

If y o u w a n t to i n c r e a s e t h e a t t e n -

d a n c e at S u n d a y s c h o o l , n n n o u n e e S. S.

p i c n i c s a n d excurs ioui f .

A L o w e l l H s h c n u a n c a u g h t a very

l a r g e G o v e r n m e n t A r c h i t e e t y e s t e r d a y ;

v u l g a r l y c a l l e d m u l l e t .

T h e a p p l e c r o p p r o m i s e s fair, in s o m e

places , b u t p p l e s n e x t fal l w i l l br ing

m o r e t h a n JO c e n t s a b u s h e l .

D e t r o i t n o w has red r ibbon

m e n . W h y d o e s n ' t M Q u a d s i g n t h e

p l e d g e a n d m a k e it an e v e n 4 , 0 0 0 ?

T h e E c l c c t i c s o f M i c h i g a n h o l d t h e i r

r ibbon m e n . W h e n t h e y a r r i v e at t h i s

p o i n t l e t o u r II . R , C l u b g i r o t h e m a

h e a r t y r e c e p t i o n .

T h e r e i s a c o o l n e s s b e t w e e n t h e e d i -

t o r s of H u b b a r d s t o n ami Carson Ci ty

that i s p o s i t i v e l y d e l i g h t f u l a t t h i s sea-

s o n o f t h e year . A m a n c a n s i t i n t h e

• •Iraft" b e t w e e n t h o s e t o w n s w i t h h i s

o v e r c o a t o n In t b e h o l i e s t s u m m e r ' s sun ,

a n d t a k e so l id c o m f o r t f r o m t h e i c y

b r e e z e s t h a t b l o w

T h e G r a n d R a p i d s Titties, s a y s — " H i n c

w i l l lie g i v e n t h e p l a c e of h o n o r i n t h e

p r o c e s s i o n o u t o f r e s p c e t t o d e a d ads .

in hi* p a p e r . " W e w o u l d i n f o r m t h e

T i m e s tha t a s t h e r e are n o d e a d ads . in

I l i n e ' s paper, t h a t p l a c e o f h o n o r is re-

s e r v e d for t h e b i g g e s t d e a d - f o a t in t h e

c o u n t y , p r o v i d e d t h e T i m e s o f l i c c can

spare h i m a n d l e n d h i m a c o a t f o r t h e

o c c a s i o n . B u t d o n ' t let t h e m lock t h e

d o o r o f t h e c a t t l e car y o u h i d e i n and

t a k e y o u c l ear to P o n t i a c a s t h e y d i d

t h e o t h e r t i m e von s tar ted o u t .

WI;LL D o s u . — M r . P . D . S n c a t h e n of

So . B o s t o n , h a s p l a n t e d t h i s s p r i n g

1 ,000 p e a c h t ree s , all o f w h i c h arc

g r o w i n g f i n e l y , Mr. 8 . i s a n e x t e n s i v e

fruit g r o w e r .

T B E B E A U . — T h e rear o f t h e F l a t

r iver d r i v e p a s s e d G r e e n v i l l e M o n d a y

m o r n i n g . T h e r e w e r e p u t i n t o t h e

s tream t h i s s e a s o n , 8 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 f e e t o f

l o g s . A b o u t 7 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 w i l l pass L o w -

e l l a n d 1 )5 ,000 ,001 w i l l g o o n t o G r a n d

H a v e n .

C O P P E I I C l ' l iE i ) HAMS . P O I S O N . - O n

d a y la s t w e e k at t h e r e s i d e n c e o f Mr

J o h n DufTce in V e r g e n n e s , s i x m e n

w e r e b a d l y p o i s o n e d 7 r o m e a t i n g o f a

h a m t h a t h a d been c o o k e d , or b o i l e d ,

in a c o p p e r b o i l e r . D r . F o r d w a s sum-

m o n e d . a n d f o u n d m o s t o f tlii ni sttlTer-

i n g s e v e r e l y from p r o s t r a t i o n , • r a m p i n g

a n d v o m i t i n g , — e x h i b i t i n g s t r a n g e a n d

d o u b t f u l s y m p t o m s ; b u t so far a s w e

h a v e b e e n a b l e to l e a i n a l l are r e c o v e r -

i n g a n d s o m e are i | u i t e t h e m s e l v e s

a g a i n a l ready . T h e v i c t i m s were J o l i n

D u l l e c a n d t w o s o n s o f B e n j . F o i r c h i l d

of V e r g e n n e s , H i r a m A l d h c h , Len K e l -

l o g g n n d R o g e r s o f L o w e l l . D u f -

f c o a n d A l d r i c h h a v e b e e n very s i c k .

I t i s t o bo r e g r e t t e d , c e r t a i n l y , tha t

n o t w i t h s t a n d i n g a l l t h a t h a s b e e n s a i d

a n d w r i t t e n c o n c e r n i n g t h e d a n g e r o u s

a n d f a t a l resu l t s o f e a t i n g v i c t u a l s c o o k -

e d i n c o p p e r vesse l s , t h e r e are so m a n y i

p e o p l e so f o r g e t f u l o f t h e f a c t , tha t

n o t h i n g short of a p e r s o n a l e x p e r i m e n t

c a n r e m i n d t h e m t h a t c o p p e r v e s s e l s

are unf i t for u s e in t h e c u l i n a r y d e p a r t - 1

m e n t . L e t all w h o r e a d th i s , r e m e m b e r ,

i t .

DKCOHATION DAT COMMITTEES .—The

f o l l o w i n g c o m m i t t e e s h a v e b e e n a p p o i n -

t e d t o m a k e t h e n e c c s s a i y p r e p a r a t i o n s

f o r Dccorat io iT D a y .

To proeure jloicfrs.—llhs F lora L e e ,

M a y Clark, Gert ie K o p f , Mil l ie C h a p -

m a n , J e n n i e D e n n y , E m m a T r e d e n i e k .

J e s s i e S t o n e , A d d i c B a r k l e y , J e n n i e

E d d y , El l ie R i e k e r t , A d d i o Y o u n g ,

L i d a Y o u n g , A u d i e D o t y , K i t t i e Carr,

B l a n c h e Fu l l er , N e t t i e a n d Mary Hoi

H r w a r d e d .

t.'i" lo bi r cbamber window A slight wire trellis gor>.

And up this P.omen's Indler Clambers a bold white rose

I lounge in tba ilei tbadows; I see tbo lady Itnn,

Unclasping her l l lrer girdle. The mrtain folds between,

.- lic smiles on her white rose loter. S h e reaches oat her band.

And helps bltn in at the window— I see it where 1 stand.

T o her si arlet lip) sba holds him. And k ::;fs bim many a time ;

Ah me ! it was bo tbat won bef, Reeauie he dared to climb !

~T. II. AtJrich.

Ah m s I it was b« that won her ( ' )

llecnuio ho dared to c l imb!"

But, ou witb tb' little sonnet,

Go on witb the song nnd rhyme.

The ro.'s befuic she picked 11

Wai fresh a id sweet and gay ;

Bat rooa it lost its freshness—

Its sweelnef l lied away.

Tbis Juliet then, unsated,

Straight to the window goes,

And there awaits ".bo coming

Of other Bcmeos.

Sbo smiles on each new lover—

- S h e reaches out her band,"

A a l pnlh him through tbe window—

•'I s ic it where 1 stand. '

l i c n c t u c i t o o Soaaion,

F f j i i t l . a Lau-ic^ Rcpublicao, IS,

T h e l e n g t h of t h e l e g i s l a t i v e s e s s i o n

o f 1 8 7 7 w i l l bu 110 d a y s , c o u n t i n g u p

t o t h e l iual a d j o u r n m e n t , w h i c h i n c l u d e s

f o u r d a y s a f t e r t h e m e m b e r s d i s p e r s e ,

f o r t h e c l e r k s to finish the i r w o r k

a n d t h e p r e s i d e n t of t h e senate a n d

s p e a k e r o f t h e h o u s e to s i g n e n r o l l e d

b i l l s . T h i s i s t h e l o n g e s t se s s ion e v e r

h e l d i n t h e s ta te , a n d i t m a y f o r m t h e

t o p i c s of s o m e c r i t i c i s m . B e f o r e n o w s -

L 0 W E I L M A R K E T S

i n s o n , B l a n c h e C a m p b e l l . Gert ie G r e e n , p a p e r s p i t c h i n w i l d l y a n d d e m a g o g u e s

T» arrange jloicen.—Mrs. ( • . . P a r - n i i seTi l oud o u t c r y , t h e y s h o u l d c o n s i d -

AT GI IKENVILLE .—Messrs . W h i t t l e s e y

a n d D o d g e o f t h i s v i l l a g o a d d r e s s e d a

l a r g e a n d e n t h u s i a s t i c a u d i e n c e o n t h e

s u b j e c t o f t e m p e i a n c e a n d r e f o r m , a t ' ^ ' r n w > ^ r s - J 0 ' " 1 C a l k - , cr a l l t h e p e r t i n e n t f a c t s ,

G r e e n v i l l e , S u n d a y n i g h t . T h e s p e a k - O r m i s t o n , Mr«. ( ' , F . T h e s e s s i o n o f 1877 wi

ers d i d t h e m s e l v e s and t h e o c c a s i o n

j u s t i c e .

c o n d i t i o n w o u l d be c p l o l l y a p p a n

S p e a k i n g of the i r r o n d i f i o t t R i e ! n i d - w i |

in h i s work o n " A l c o h o l " say- : ' I

o n c e had t h e u n u s u a l o p p o r t u n i t y f

o b s e r v i n g t h i s p h e n o i i i e n o n in tb" brain |

o f a man, w h o in a p a r n x y n n of a lcohol -

ic. e x c i t e m e n t had d c c a p i t n t e d h imse l f

u n d e r t h e w h e e l s of a R a i l Road t r a i n ,

a n d w h e s e brain w a s in>!ant ly e v o l v e d

f r o m t h e sku l l b y t h e i -r .vh. T h o brain I

i t se l f w a s l iefore m e in t h r e e m i n u t ; s if- i P . c r l ' 5 0

ter the d e a t h . It e x h a l e d t h o o d o r of j - a - s ' ' i n s ' r^" '•'L

sp ir i t s most d i s t i n c t i v e l y a n d its m e m

b r a n t s a n d m i n u t e s t r u c t u i e were vascu-

lar in t h e e x t r e m e a n d t h e in terna l vas-

c u l a r m e m b r a n e s c o v e t i n g t h e brain re |

s e m b l e d a d e l i c a t e w e b o f c o a g u l a t e d \

red b l o o d so extreiiK-ly w e r e i t s fin- ve s - !

s e l s e n g o r g e d . "

T h e a c t i o n of a l c o h o l e x t e n d i n g -•> far

d o c s n o t s t o p hero b u t e x t e n d s t o othe r

organs a n d t h e first o n e t o share in t h e

d i s t u r b a n c e s is t h e hear t , W i t h e ich |

beat of t h e heart a c e r t a i n d e g r e e of re '

s i s t a n c e is o f l crcd by t h e v e s s c l i w h e n

the ir n e r v o u s s u p p l y is i n t a c t , an"l t h e Chickens , Be

s t roke of t h e hear t i s m o d c r a t o in res-1 Buckwheat Flour. 3 .00 .

p e c t b o t h l o t ens ion a n d t i m e b'til

w h e n t h o vesse l s are rendered re laxed as

t h e y are under the a c t i o n o f a lcohol , t h e

r e s i s t a n c e is removed a n d t h e heart be-

g i n s t o run q u i c k e r l i k e a w a t c h f r o m

Corrected on Monday o l c a c h week by

MITCHELL and DONOVAN,

WUOLCSALE l . l l i HKTAII, onoi Kl"*,

Apples dried per lb. I Baef. per b. tr.. i

Beans, per bu . 1,73 to > Bran, per ton , 13 ,00 Butter, per lb. I". b u c k w h e a t per bu. bo ' Cbeese.per lb. 12f " I 1

C a l f s k i n s , g r e e n , 9 0 1 0 Eggs , per dot , l o ' Flour, per e w t | 3 , 2 5 Hay, p e r t o n . 8 0 ; 0 0 to 8 0 0 Hides dry, 9 to 10 Hides g r e e n . ') Lard per lb 11 o-att id to 30 P o i k . sa l t , per lb . 4 P o t a t o e s , per ba . ')0 1.00 T a l l o w , per lb. 7 Sheep pelts 23 to 1 .23 Wheat extra whi te , perbu, 1.7 Wheat No. 1 do. $ 1 , 0 5 W h e a t , r e d p e r b u , 1,C3 W o o l 20 l o 30 Clover Seed H.Vi Cranberries, 3 .00

H . M. CLAUK.

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A W o r k of A r t .

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in I S 7 0 t h e r e w e r e 4 1 . E v e r y b o d y k n o w s tha t w e e k s o f l e g i s l a t i v e t i m e are s p e n t o v e r e i l y c h a r t e r s .

T h e m i l e s of rai lroad in M i c h i g a n in 1851 w e r e o n l y o n e - n i n t h a s m a n y , and in I8C1 b u t l i t t l e m o r e t h a n a quarter as m a n y , as in 1870,

T h e p r o d u c t i o n of salt , iron c o p p c r , p las ter , s t o n e , lumber , e tc , , w a s im-m e n s e l y grea ter in 1870 t h a n in e i t h e r o f t h e p r e v i o u s years s e l e c t e d f o r c o m -p a r i s o n .

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c o n t r a i l l i f t u p i n t o t h e i r respective

v e s s e l s three o u n c e s o f b l o o d e a c h , t h a t

is t o s a y s i x o u n c e s by tho c o m b i n e d

s t r o k e or 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 o u n c e s in t h e t w e n t y

four hours . T h e e q u i v a l e n t of w o r k ,

r e n d e r e d b y t h i s s i m p l e ca lcu lat i on

w o u l d a p p r o x i m a t e 110 foot ton- or U ' i

tontli/Ud one fool hijh. And if we e s t i m a t e t h e i n c r e a s e of work i n d u c e d

b y a l c o h o l w o sha l l find t h a t f o u r I

K.tate of lie'jjrati T)l*r, l lecian d. The undrrllfned haiinx been apiioiulid l i lot

llun.Cyiue K, 1'i-lklniJudfl* ol I'luhal* ol -aid t'oimly.t'ommUtlnirrionUlaloii In the loaltirof •aid Katate. and elx monih* from rbel . lb day of April, A II. IS?:, b iv lnj invn allowed l l '.aid Judjfe >1 Proliat,*, to nil |iei,ml> h a m i j rlilma • itilu-l >ai 1 Eatate. in irblcb to p renent their clalBr 10 u* tor etanmaliun an I adiu.tiuenl.

Noticeuher.by |l>i<n that ne will iii.,*t on rtVl-i.-.lijl.,u.;l lay n, May . A . II tsTT, and • •o Kn iay tbe I'Jt li day of October A. 1). at • oo-elo^l A, M,, nl rack day. at the ..ffl.-e .ilJame. 11 WeeHi in tbo Village ol Lowell in «ai I ,nuiiti 11 nceite and rxauin* eaih claim/ t

I'll, J. A; Ol 14lh. A.II , is;: .

cuARLKi u'ms L 'c-m.-ionere, ' DetMIe I'nqhrl'j for sale ami lo rtnl.

I N S U R A N C E ,

R E A L E S T A T E .

C O L L E C T I O N o m /

L O A N A G E N C Y ,

C O N V E Y A N C I N G ,

and N O T A K V I T I J L I C .

rO U A T B O H D B U . S t a t e o f U l c b l m u C o u n t y o l K e n t • > ; i t

R e s i d e n t A g e n t f

t th*Probal*Conrt for the County'ol Kent, i | / ' i ' V . . „ i l . \ n a " ôbtUOffl to . ln ritt of (irao l 1 USIHill lCl! I ()• i l l ^ O F l l l l l l l l C r i C d .

W*<lBN<Uj \hv 9in\k of May holaen at the Probate Ollite, Rapid . Ill the ii-ar onotbouiana cigbt buuired andieT-onty-ee'eo

P i e - e n l C y r u s E, P e r k i n > , J u d i ; e " f P r o k a l e , J o n a a K a u t l c a n , . . . , In tbe matlerof tbe eilato

o u n c e s o f sp ir i t i n c r e a s e i t one -c ig l i t l i deer.i.ed

p a r t ; s ix o u n c e s , o n e - s i x t h p a r t ; e i g b t

o u n c c i , oncHfUartcr, ctc* W h o ^ l ia l l , 0 J ? i d in«r » • <unuu . - . I.* A l r \ 4 o i . - M t h l of B o « n * i a i n J c o a n l f *

SftV 1X1 tt ic f a c e of f a c l s l i k e Hie a b o v e ThfrrUDon l l Iiordrrtd tbtt ru fÛj tbe fifth 1 . . ...1 '-ly Juno neat, at ton clock in the

t h a t a l c o h o l m a y b e t a k e n Willi u u p u a - f-uenuon, he a - igned for tbi bearing oi

i t y e v e n a s t h e m o d e r a t e d r i n k e r t a k e s ! ^ " . Jn J

i t f W h o w i l l b e m a d e n o u g h to , T Z Z n l '

t l i e j l o o w o i l d f o u n d w i t h Ihc ir v e s - ! tha t a l i t t l e h o l l o w m u s c l e a b o u t t h e r r o b a U O ^ f i m b e C i i j o f (irao i lUpid*. m Mid • . , . , * , * , . * t* * 1 * 1 t t - i foantjrand «li«w if any there be, •by the

s e l s l u j c c t e i t ; 11 t l i e brain u u d s p i n a l s i z e of y o u r nhut Gst w h i e l i d o e s :i t la i lv , rr«u't tb-; . tittuD«i aUuuid uoti.* Kiantvd:

w o r k of l i f t i n g o n e h u n d r e d a n d s i x t y

t o n s w e i g h t a f o o t h i g h m a y h a v e , ""h p'uienc.y . i .a id pemion and i b . h.-.rio; 0 o J tbrteofur etnalog a ropy of thi" oidt-r lo be pulr ' | c o n d i t i o n ; if t h e s t o m a c h , l iver , s p l e e n , w i t h sa fe ty , a d d e d t h e labor of l i f t i n g 1 l i ihedintheLoweii Joornaia uewapaper pri

c o r d c o u l d bo la id o p e n to v i e w , t h e y

w o u l d b e d i s c o v e r e d l o be in t h e s a m e W o o l w i l l s o o n b e g i n to fly.

T h e L e g i s l a t u r e h a s a d j o u r n e d .

Cold a n d w e t , w i t h h o t a n d dry vari- k i d n e y s or any o t h e r vascu lar o r g a n or

n t i o n s , j part c o u l d b e e x p o s e d t h e i r c o n g e s t e d

A s s e t s , o v e r .$>5,000,000.

S u r p l u s o v e r a l l l i a b i l i t i e s $ 3 , 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 ,

rates as l o w as a n y l l r s t - c l a s s c o m p a n y .

S p e c i a l a t t c D t i o u g i v e n to

C o l l e c t i o n s ,

A n d p r o m p t r e t u r n s m a d e .

f r o m t e n t o t w e n t y t o n s in t h e

t i m e .

anl clrculatini! In -aid County of Krin ihr . . s a m e .ucce.al 'ewi-Wpreriomtonaiddiy of luat inc

OYKU8 K.. PERKlSa. JudseolPmbato' I A t rue copy.I Jon* II. S x i t r , Keiiiftvr. lt>*d

LOA.VX EFFECTED O.Y REAL

ESTATE SECURITY. OFFI'K IX TllAt.N'3 UdLUlNO. WE I -1I)K,

I I' STAIRS.

L O W E L L • I O T H N A L .

I.(»\VF!,I. MICH.

J A S . \ > . I I I \ K , KdKor uml I ' l ih l lnhrr .

VARIOUS TOPICS.

N E W S M B R I E F .

T H E EAST.

A *T\Tri "f Krili (irrrnr llallcek irniinn-TI-ilnl in Onlra t I'ark. X. V., "ii tin- l.'iili in«t. TIIP rrrrmnnr lii"k plno' lirfiirr n lllrer iiowinlilv. I*ri'<iilciil l l i i t i« nmilf 11

l<i fnrwnnl Hnii'«nc<* I" Prrniilrnt MrMalum, i'»|irr««ivi- nf ihr I'liiprriir'n gnml wixln'ii fur Kranrr.

TlIK Civile >lii|iliiiil>li'r> hnvr nnnniiiiniialv ri->nlvi-<l nn n liirknllt In riiiiiinriii'r mi tin-I'Mh iii«l., nn aeennnl nf nmnnpil thrlr ttnrkinrn,

rnnilir.T. llir Krcnrll lnillllrr.Pnliiiclilii Ii

K A B S .

I t* I m p o r t a n c e to T u r k e y — I t Capture

Ui run up a d o b t o f linO.OOO.OOO a ycnr

ago, a (niii-idfralilo (Mirtion of whirl i i.«

A P P A L L I N G C A L A M I T Y .

The Court H o n t a a t Roekford . III. .

s ince ntnmply r x p r e i w l their dimpprnvul

nf their daughter'# marriage. S h e wiyn

O D D S A N D E N D S .

In "th e " c71 iiTea n"W«r - The 'Re*» o n" of , , l , e KnglL-h l iankens "hip-build- CrumhlVi to t h e ' S ^ r t h - E l e v e n Work. '1"'«•<'* H" reamm to regret it, finding, iw OwK.n to upring—Forty dol lars for a Entrland'a H o a t i l l t y to R u i a i n . e w and nmuufaeturer.s. S ince men Kil led. she docs, a large share of l iappimns in the " p n n g overcoat .

The fo l lowing article from the N e w | then the Turkish government The ent ire d o m e and interior wal l s of •oc iety of and under the lov ing raru of A MO.VL'MKST Ui Virgi l i* a U i u t to bo

York Timrt o f t h e / i t h inst. awumnt an ha* imucd alioiit #10,000,000 of legal- the Winnebago o m n t y court bouse, in her bi id i i ind.and she can not understand cn-cteil by s i ibwript ion i n o n c o f the pul>-

additionnl im| iortance from the re|iort tender notes, which are now greatly dc - i (iroci'ss of construi't ion at Itockford, III., her parcnta' fee l ings on the Dtibjoct. l i e nqiiarcnat Mantua .

I r i>e*tiinnte<l tbat n o t i c e than Ti,inni ^l" l'1'1 eliiirrh. In comiell m I'lillxlrl

(xirl i prrseniim; the n a m e the e l l* nf ^ ••'"M*" Jnr lii< •.liar.' in ihr <le. of the capture of Kars b y the Kuwians; p r e d a t e d , nnd coin has whol ly diiwap- fell on the l l t h inat., b u r y i n g a large

' v Iiivi'i - ' ' . , i ! •' "'iV . ' ""' i n i - T w e n t y - t w o years ago this siihuner, pean-d from c irculat ion . It is clear n u m U - r o f workmen in the ruins. UK Kfiieral cniinrll nf the I ^ n,,.,,,",,,,,,' n.>',^l,"'ll',l.'ri(m!." [.'rn- ''j1' Turks m a d e their fumoiis defense of from tbis e x h i b i t that , if the Itusaians The Myle of the bui ld ing was French

C O L O R A D O 8 C E N E B Y .

amateur |ia|K'rs h a v e Ix-en -lari- d in the

r n i t c d Sta te* and Canada within a few

year-. S m i e of them have attaine<l to

li ml numlier, and some have con-

t inued an exis tence for two vears.

|inriinii». Tlirre are •.'.oOOsirikers. ^' l r• , against the I t i iv ian a r m y . The are al lowed to overthrow the Turkish Venet ian , of tbe Itrnaisrance ty | ie . It ' ' n * f th * < O m n i ' c .i n o n t h ^ A " ' A IIIHI'.VTCII frnm Halifax says .WKI place is not rcpr.'sentcd as part icularly p i v c m m c n t , the vast s u m Isirrowctl from had two pav i l i onsand a c e n t r c d o m e over i t»na»« 0 " •" 1 0 n 0 e r"

^ ""Iclirrsare nn thr wav fmm Kiiirlami in till s trong by nature , but it was defeudei l by the Knglish wil l lie l int , prini'i|>al and the front entrance . The t w o pavi l ions Kfim ih- n.-ky Mnuiitaln T.t.iiri>i.

ly nf-.iilniniers railing ii|Hin any roiiiiiiiini- "l 1 'hr i-""!!! and'.'.th regimrnu tn their fall sk i l l fu l l y formed earth-works, and by interest , to the last shi l l ing . The |«irte on eacli side rose a lmut th ir ty f ee t als ive A n d you actual ly ladicve me rash .nils l» read rruular servlc

|i|iia, ni|ii|ite<l rrsnlntinns nn the l.'ith. |> vitliiitf fnr.llie exlensinn nf the elinreh ill!

real llrilnin. ami rrrni;nljiii|; the |im|iri-

A MAX in Florida has to work on the

public roads five months for steal ing a

pig.

A v n r x n lady at ( irif l in, (Ja. t has sued

a railroad company for lai.OOO for tlm

loss of a leg s i x t e e n years ago.

SOAKI.VO the bait in whisky is a new

Till'. Al lanta f''inrlilulioii sir

there arc men -l i l l b id ing in tbe moiin-

t a i n s o f the upjier l i r o r g i a count ies w h o

have never heard "f the conelusion of

the war. and are afraid to ventnre •nil

TlIK miiipUiiil in the >101 of I'nrnrilii" .1. againsl William II. Vnndrrl'ilt was srrvnl

that "" l''e l l l h insl. The plainlifl );ivrs an ar. eniini nf ihr prnrrpilinRS lirfnrr the Surrn-(fair in I lie matter of Ihr prnhnlr nf what w a> pul fnrn ard ns ihr will nf llir lair Cnni. mmlnre Vnndrrhill. Mr nwrrls liial he anil Ida siM-rs ha>l srrium nlijretinns in the pm

• t ' " " 1 : - . ^ ""'"'"''"I'le v 'dor of its Ottoman has n o t h i n g l e f t to show for the m o n e y the level of tbe cornice. T h e d o m e wan enough to expect y o u to s tand n i s m the e. i,:,.*.'ii...:,.,,'' « ! ' „ i . i , ' . ' ! , i J , ! i !

''X an Kngliah e s c e p t a fleet of inin-clads a n d a n u m l r r IIU f « * t f r o n i t b e g n > u n d . T b e i b i m e w a s edge of the mighty wall of the Royal S ' . d d w a y T s " i o Z T S fiXVmen fn

j,, Itank nf Kniflaml Imllinn . r , ' |- l l n!- '1""hcd courage and u - of new seraglios well s t m k c d with Cir- iup|«irte<l by the front wal l s on tbe north (Jorge and Ksik d o w n its rocky face to the t h e s a m e l iquid rmcrve lasi week. ' uac i ty . Iii fact , the c i ty o u g h t not to cassian concubines . Considerable of the side, nnd t w o i n m co lumns from ten to very Isittorn? N o man could do it and

CRIMES A N D C A S U A L T I E S .

I D they should IK- co i i ser iptc l for s.-rv- hale nf ihr iiistnimrni, ami werr prrparinc n , S l r , , » , , , r . , l 1 - . higher Turkish ollicers and the Knglish,

in the reliel army. In press their nl.jrrtions. The .Irfemlani 'd several nf the ho that Omar Pasha's relief exiHMlition, " ll III.. •• r• in.- .•li'iv.t...l 1

have U-en taken at nil, nnd would not i m o n e y w e n t to Paris to purchase fash- twe lve inches in d iameter on the inner l ive . The unconquerable tendency, rilF. largest a l l igator ever seen in t h a t

have, ls-en but for a combinat ion of ionable f inery for the hnrcms, nnd some side. These c o l u m n s rested upon a brick w h e n a t i n c h a fearfu l e levat ion , to lean l" i r t ' 0 1 1 '••"orgia a lxmt Macon, was

HKTV-HKVKN men emplnyril in take ihe unfavorable circuinstances. There was of it to the C l y d e for tbe iron-clnd.*. wall go ing u p from the ground Itisir to forward would destroy ci iui l ibrium, and i '_'a small lake last week, and I'1'" disrnnirntril and striking minrrs, an undoubted jealousy between t h e ' the floor of the court-room. T h e walls a col lar box would hold all remaining of n u ' , " ' , l r w l e ight feet hi length.

I n t h o C o u r t o f S p a i n . werca l tout th ir ty feet high, and. it ap- the body after s tr ik ing the nx-ks lielow. ^ I I K Chri - t I b i irch Col lege ,

— — ^ prniiiVsrd iiav iiVaiiiiiai i r . h r V - n - i ' . i '• ' M ^ i r . l . Thr rrimr i , r h a n t d V " ' ' - Trit-..r. were ent ire ly inadequate to hold I h a v e not the r e m o t o t not ion of tempt- r e a d vea a salary of I I ,^100 a y e a n PI.IK.KIX . is reported at the Oreen l i . h d r . J . h r i l ' l i - i i n n . an.l p l a i n l l f f o l l minrrs. winch Und. s l o n the r«ast near l latoum, ^ v „ u n ) ? i n m i , i . a r v the .mmense w c . g h t of t h e . r o n pi l larsand ing y o u t o s U n d wi th in four feet of the but t h e p r o f . ^ o r of jaa try r e c e . » e . | 6 0 0

.Wieh ( l l . - rvalorv in reducing Ihe olw-r- lie and ihr nl.ireiion, were with- A , : " f 'has. II. Ilryan. de layed. Then, the l l r p m , H . f , i r ( . | 1 ( ) W K | t j n R n ( , | the massive masonry of t h e d o m e , which g rge. I wouldn't walk nearer than «"'! ncwspoiiers protest against \

vat ion . made .'.i. ,h . last transit of ."•! thr - i l l , . | j „ i i „ . | prnl.alr. "•J"'>;' "f« l i . - ( 'a l i fnrnia . i .p , . m. a l l . - w e r e not in harn.ony as to the .«. . ^ t h c

Venn.. T w o of the n i - . t r e c e n t ' c a l c l l l a . N"« drfrn.lan, rrfuâ m pay ,hr millinn: , h ; , ; ,I

, ' i n : ; - S t v „ , , , , trance and at

ti-.n- required the us.- of . . - . . - h i - ol ar.lnn ; ' r . ^ - s l ^ r « r . ' . ih " u! ' ' ' \ ! v n ' U ^ ^ ' U , a U e main w i n g of t Tl, I'- i, . . , . I . - mrnl mailrlikrllirnlmTr. Marrh 12. IS"", liv l" ' ' " " V ' ' a lari.. an a nf ihe hiiMiie.. (. .ssessions, the Ircnc l l fi-el .ng very . . . . . .n

Ii.uri -. 1 1- ri n t ten .p t sa t obtain- ,|ir ilrfrmlant to Marv A. I.ihan the l'^'.* " ' ',-v-. • Mui.alrd nl fVai.uai. natural ly tbat this was a |«irtion of the * a s a sma 1 ing new figures for Ihe sun's distance lip

thc s tudy of tin- photographs taken dur-

ing ihe Ir.in.it h a v e lieen reported as

Inriiing out badly.

1/IMHIM:I!.S have U r n revel ing

called " . l e r s e y " butter, an unct ion

which they fondly laid in their s tomachs

lis coming from tlie finest herd of cows

in the world, in t in -Channel islands. A

i pay ainnmil mi-ntiniinl, ami llo- lliinl emiir nf arlinn i- nn a similar pruniisc ma-It- In .Sam-m l .sjiirlair.

TlIK rille ennlest at ("rrrilinndr rrsnlti-il in u vietnry fnr llrnnklyn. f . K. I'.lvirt n. J'

' Ihr

, opis is i te to the en- n ' , , , 0 , l "I1 0"'I"" P'Hars. U p o n the top of t h a t myse l f for an he irship in the V a n - i t s increase. |Kirtanee of assist ing l u r k c y with t r . i n i . , . j,,,,] a , n,, . ' f „ r t | l t . r „ f t | 1 ( . the iron c o l u m n s was a wrought - inm derbi l t estate. It is qu i t e ev ident , m y I l l ' l . l . R u . v HI WKI.I. declines, on ac-

i. r.....i i . . . . the c-hamlicr. On o n e side 8 ' r , ' c r u l * , n w ' . i c h was laid thc veneer dear fe l low, that you arc n o t |iosted in c o u n t of age, to g o to the war and chron-

and brick of t h e d o m e . the pro|»-r and e m i n e n t l y sa fe mode of i c le the present s trugg le for the London

It ap|ienr.<> tbat the lower brick walls d o i n g the Royal Gorge of the Grand Timet. T h e hard work d u r i n g thc

b im up

tand on which rested the

Iniri:. nf thr llrnnklyn tram, ma-l hirjfi-sl senre. '.'.rj mil nf a pnsallili- •Sl'i.

TlIK enrnm-r's inveslipiliiMi inln the rausr nf ihe rrcrnl fatalarriilrnt at llir Nr» Vi-rk pnatntllei- Iniihling have rrndrreil a verdiet eharîm; lie- I'liilrd Stairs envern-

dist inpnid. is l Jersey gent leman now mrnl wiih thr rrspnn>iliiliiynf ihrenlamily.

makes the horrid rcvehition that no Jer- l""' "• Mnllni , siipetvisiiiK arrliiteet, with

H-y but ter g'H's on t h e I-ondon nuirket; .."•""q'clrney. 1U | , |

and dreadful h in t s about golden-colored A- r - " > • l i t . . . Tiiii-nnlal I'lpfHiliiui. wiu» prr^'iiinl mi th

o lenuuruarme. sold under the seduct ive ^

stars

in

ilnvrr

rmi^lv

name of . lersev. are al loat. -nnsislini; nf ."i,i»00

hy the i-iiiiens nf I'liilailelphin.

y o u r

meiLsure from

I'm: '-'i.inesc have a method of pro-

dm-ing artificial jvar l s which dm-s credit

I" their inte l l igence and ingenui ty .

They introduce into the shell of tl

ter l i tt le pieces of wood or earth, which

keep> the inollnsk in a constaul s ta le of • . , , , I , ... , . . llhi-rly hell, etc. A linvel frallirr nf ill

- - » l ^ f ' y "ccrctlon hibitlon is a l a W a q a a r i u m

•- t t ' M • e \ i • »iiv u'»iiiv n-ii WIIII «i 111ni. « §<i ii i imarii • warr O. was kille.l l.y the ears nnKri.lay, and a place of honor at home. It was, 'd b.s Majesty in o n e of the short w.ngs , p t r ( T t A n ) a n n a l n c d T i l n i l t h v j

M a y l l . Uv wa* walkinx nn the traek. in fact , a great disasUr to the allies. Tin- stoo.1 the brothers o f the King , n u m k - r . K , w h o j l w l j,, t h ; rfide tension of the first shock f ^

key-stone of the final cornice , jumpe.1 of awe . the g u i d e wil l treat you to a pursui ts who l i t e m l l v have no t ime for

for tbe guy-rojic of the big derrick in state of natnn. l dynami.-s l ike ly to m a k e i , | n w , 1,-1 them become idle, let them

tbe church .

Y o r see men of the most del icate

I

for

* ii.\i:i.KS I!. roi..,..\-s1 a elerk in ihe cess, and the Russian name acquired a and fancy colors; 11 -t twisted a l s iu t the Xiishna, X. | | . . Imn ami Steel enmpaiiy, a brilliant ec la t through Asia . 1°!"*, the drooping e n d s passeil l i c twee -

twiste<l knot

instead'of trousers,

fmnt ' but, nuwrng Ins a .m, fel l t h e d i - e a e h individual hair s tand on"end l ike . . .ke care of themaelv.-s, let them think

tam-c of 120 f ee t to tbe earth, and w a s i q u . l l s , e tc . , ru-. Th i s gu ide , to whom of the ir health, nnd they die. Tlie rust

dashed to pieces. i h e t h i n g w bnsincHs, and is therefore ro taU.e steel w h i c h use preserves. The fo l lowing is a list of tbe v i c t ims : carried on with eye s ingle to businesa.

iprningday n-arhi-il over IQO.tWUpersnni.

W A S H I N G T O N . frnm I.ivrrpnol, and beuanie a tnlal Inss. ciwy The pa<sriigera and crew were aarnl l.y c it ln rneket apparatus wnrkeilhr the eoast (funnl. they

GENERAL. Tin; I. (•arnlina legislaturem, the I.Mh ,

wealth

IT i- ment ioned as a remarkable fact

that in less than one year, 184!{—I, Maine

luid five governors. I iovernor Faircbild TllF. cnlleetion nf internal revenue fnr the

elected for IH-l", resigned, and Governor """I year in dale i« •l03,fi00l(Ri«. Cmmnis-Kavanatlgb. president of the senate of sionrr ISaum enterlaina Ihe npininn thai the

Iî:!. succeeded and resigned, ( iovernor aKi.'r, "-'atr returns for Ihe fiaral year will he eln-ied Assnelnle Jusl iee A. .1. Willard tn Dunn, s | s aker of the house of IM'.'. sue '""•V " l ' ' ' . e e s t in ia te -^p . l l . oOfV""' . the chief jnslierahip on the lir-i hallot, hy a e...Nl..il .in.l <. . . . . . , i i i i - Till; Seereiary nf War has received from vntr of Mi in l i s .

Dam. president ^ f l he sl-n i'te . T h T i ' " r , x"1' A , , f N ' , w V o r k . I'fop-1 TlIK reply nf Ihe stair drp rlment In llie . .' "' , l ' osilinn In furnish siiflieirm mean., al nr ii fnrinal nntifiralimi by Turkev nf llu- rx-

am inally ( i o v e r n o r Anderson was prr rem. interest per annnm, tn pay ihr islenee nf a stale n f w i r iM-lween that |Miwrr

ele.-ted for the year I S H . army frnm the Ist nf July until ihe army ap-1 nnd llusaia is in the elfret thai the f n i t r d - prnprialion hill is passed, hnl Ihr sr

I Mi: cx|r-rimcnt of a city making and dri-line.1 the offer mi iheKroiind thai

L"" ! K i l l c i l — F r o l Hniigb. A . H a u g h , J . wil l g o to thc raggi-d and broken edge of r ' T - P ^ ' . ^ t o r o f a b u . l d n g i i t e i n Wis-

„ I V . A . N . H o l l c n h e c k . J . Warren, t b o rock at a safe d i s tance from where b is l M d for sale in t h u

George Ghua, T i m o t h y F lanagan , Lin- y o u l ie . and wi th a crowbar brought w i th J11"' *"r" holen. J . IJIWSOU, C. Harr i s and J. F . h i m cxpremlv for thc p u r i s m , will coin- ^ n t r y W the m . - t b e a u t i f u l

eck. mence dr iv ing into some crev ice in the w 1 " " f . r c bas ever made. Tbe

W o u n d e d — A L m * . , leg broken; T. n s k o v e r h a n g i n g the chasm. Y o u w a t c h w , " - r - v '• ' U ^ ; '**>•

«oim

(lanillp* »iM J V«#U1M »•» suiRt:* nviv • " would Iw immeasurable . W h e t h e r they a'"1 ( , r t M " ''I1 Imrbaric splendor.

could a d v a n c e in this d irect ion toward :

B u s s i a n D r i l l a n d E q u i p m e n t . A P e r i l o u s S i t u a t i o n .

p lunges into space. In the fraction of idains. in a recent lecture on the p u b l i c ^

an instant you are dead to everyth ing " f ,1"" S t a , ^ > ! , a i , l l l , a l *

but y o u r e yes, which f a s t e n with breath- t l " ' r c , V i W n o t l e f t u "" 0 1 ' 1 i n t h o w h l l l c

. . . . » n . cou ld

s-'llmj: it- own g a . v e i n , qu i l e successful unl enter inln such aennlrael « i lh

in r.irniiiighaiii. Fngland. The autlmri- nf law.

secretary -"talr. « i l l nrenpy a siririly iiruiral < <"""a"tii'"lde would d e p ud on the » n d E q u i p m e n t . T h e weathercock on the s teeple of the l w hiseination upon thc m i g h t v n i a ~ of c o u n t r y , of land which a poor man c a im-ran- ii<m in«ard ihe In-llitvrenis. A similar re- numla-rs w b i e b they have i-<inccntjateil •» I a n s correspondent writes: As vi l lage c h u r c h in Sou.Lm. France , was r ( M . k . i , , . , . : , , , , 1:1.,. .. i : , , . . . . . : , , , , form into a farm, enough to make

mill a vio- ply will In-furnished llnssia. In'tweeii the Caueas i i sand Ararat . They r e p i n l s the a r m a m e n t of this huge tinieworn nnd r u s t y . a n d those in author- i,,,!, . le"trn -ii. n 1 il average c o u n t v in Wisconsin .

(iK.x. II.UVI.KV, I'r.-sidrni Alfred I. could certa in ly advance through Anne- force ( t h e Russian a r m y ) it is far from ity decided t h a t i t shou ld be removed. , f ' , J1""' TLLF N a s h v i l l e ( T e n n frac- T H E Nashv i l l e ( T e n n . ) American says

that a m o n g the inmates of the Insane

A s y l u m in t h a t c i t y is a negro woman

who l ives a lmost ent irely iiimiu grass,

which she obta ins from the lawn in front

f the bui ld ing . S h e has a great nntip-

a t h y to weeds, and suflers none to grow wi th in the inclosure.

l a n d " anywhere means to arrive there, i i 'pari of ,. "i o n - . ineiiimiiis m-nn; u m m i m i ; r u n i-rfi.u . , 0 ••••v. . m - u i a g m . o n uiui.e n o n siep|H-ii l o n n a i i u voiuntcerei l to T a k o a P n n e r

a certain d a - o f Irade-men and real ' innUlinK fnr ihe remnvsl ll" Ixniiivill.-s. l.'i m | . . ; and the Maple tier. We shal l i indoi ibtcdly hear of have the K r u k a musket . Thc t W - a c k s mount to the rescue of Cheval ier , but . Nothi i iL'nrcscntsa bidder coii ,nieni. .rv 1. • . " T » ' V , 7 " " '

late owners not to recognize the s igns of "he l H . ' i r i e i > t ' ^ | - n j . ic . li.l. il,,- A l l e g a n y , nf IMts- f" ' 1 a f ter do ing b i s best for three-quarters of u | w n the present condi t ion of ^ ' K ! , n U ^ MK-iety lairs." a m u s t a n g is a " r o w larny." a

yearl ing co l t is a " maver ick ." and a

" meet

lie HindiHi-kush. near the trained in marksmanship . The ir sang A k " , u , r , , l , r n . w r i i u ' n April I U1,1 f ™ '"»ount of injury that is j,, j , . I I t . v i H i t ( M l i t f ( , r t h i r t y consecu-

xus, are, practicalIv. on ly f f i d is a d m i r a b h — t h e i r m o v e m e n t s are C ' , , , t l , (" '"".'I"" Timet, runs thus, and * , , n B """••<•" "" «'.«• rising g e n e r a t i o n - t i V ( . nmrningit, and in that t ime removed

. Hut it is not here that P ' - i b l y not rapid, but t h e y wil l fo l low r i " v , , a U : l t ' rrible staU- of allairs in the are to take o n r places 111 the f r „ m j , , i l c careasnosof 11(5 rats, -lit mice .UVOIilUMi |

- .anlliples nl f l . o m , and r.-millan llie . irnles lather or guardian jo ins the depnaiu shnuld he made in likr l.an " id Ihe pair, and they disapiiear from the vil lage, p lung ing into the

depthsof the f o r c t , remaining awav sev-eral days.

TIN: recoiiei l ial-on ..f Prince Jerome

NajHili-on w i h the ex I'i.npn-v Eugenie

mid her son is rc |s .rted. Paul d e C t s s a g - 1,1

ime, one of ihe staunclH-st French In.-I" ri.1li.1-. -ay,, that bowev. r it mav be I'"".'"' i'.fnnlry and Ion nf cavalry ; thai

A s nrder hy (Jm. Sherman iiiinnum-es • hill iiiatrurlinni will he fnllnwed in redne-inK Ihe army lu ai.OOO lain as directed hy Ihe seerelary nf war.

T H E W E S T .

• iov. KMKHV, nf I'lah, has wrillen a l.-ller

• frnm ('•insianliiinple , s i u r c e s o f t h e O x u sixteen llulârian villa^.-s have been jiillag- 2o0 miles apart . Hut 11 is not Here tliat "o i rapiu. i iu i iiiej- w m n n i o w 1 - - im .-«• 11 • 1 - . i" • • . i .<»> . u i . . . n i i L - c * 1'""1 diers. the great d a n g e r of col l i s ion lies. Tlie their ollicers a n v w h e r e w i th unqnest ion- ^ u r k , ' " l , n , l , i , a l > , l " ( l c r l l " ! , , ye and «<>ri.l at no i l istant . l a y - g r o w i n g mid 11 shrew mico. 2 robins and 1 siHir-

THF. Mirid.t.s barrj drivm ihr Turk, n. lvance of t h e Muscovites in tb i s region ing diK-ility. wil l u k e g - s a l aim, and not a l"""' t i n U , v I ' " * " " * " f t h e S u b l i m c ' M ' » . ' b o u l a n y knowledge of ihe pr.-s,.nt r . , w . T h U w « s , a n d well it might b a r e

ist Is- throuifb a coi intrv of deN-rts. fire w i t h o u t orders. Wlna-ver encounters t l l , " : " It is m y painful "r the | K . . t ; ignoran .v , too, being u , . , , , ( l V , . r > U . V , . w I l . l t l h c , i w r ,

? b t f u l ravim-s. and barren 1 them will Iwve to deal w i th a formidable "l"ly to n nd y o u Uie re|«.rt of a recent " . e | u l.y the sanct ion of .-. .naumption demanded.

frnm Orasrhie after 11 sanguinary fighl. wherein an entire Turkish liatallinn was dt • slrnyrd.

A HKM-I'IIATI; hallle was fnnglit nl lla

M-ere|arv nf war rei|ii.-sliii|! lhal . . I h e l l l h insl. The l!u..ii . . .s nere '"..Iila- br provided wilh five e n n i - 1 ' ' ' ' ' - ' " ' . i - H a l n i i k s . The lius-

• repnrled ill J.000. 1 ' • •*: iiiiu i i t f ne \ i r II mav lie • • I f . . . . . . . . . . T • I . I , .m.M I. inn... IH . . . ... .. . m.II.I. - . . . . . . . . . . .I.;_ . . . . .1 .1 • . . . , , , "in- n.iii'i. n.ni u... 1110.1111.-111: i.-n.in* with li..- wid'.w and the ..f i h e lale ' ""M', r-n shall havr two 1

r ^ ; : . l r . 7 . a ' i l l l'. r i ' ''.n l ' f ' , r » " "f R u - i a feature of R u w a n infantry . There is. • " " ^ ' . m c n t of M.dl .nt Pasha. tbc Grand , l m l l l , • '"""'""f , l " - ; w o r k m e n n.ise.1 a pun, - of some $300 for

i:."P r..i ihe Inq.-r ial , « r t v will never 1 3 V .i". ' T r , , " , »n.I . u d m 1 l a hrrn kiHrd h . t 'hr .'i w i , l , " ," 1 "" " I ' l ' ^ ' l. from 1- r l . a , . . a l i t t le too m u c h of the French . V ' " ^ "ncoMt i tu t lona l , and sol ic i t ing « 1 " " responsible the means of ac- l l i m a , . m l i

, 0 h i . eoii . i i i . Their bat red • ai ioih'r shall Z ' Z t ^ ^ ' L T V - t h a t side through "Afghan i s tan . V . f . W / r , - ; and as regards tbe dril l for The s tudent s were n i . rshal . . l ^ ^ a l l ey , and. h a v i n g a g.aal b u a i n ^ . I

i..;.y w.-ar away , but their coiiteinpt is valley, and il.ai the . -nn ipa i iva iKnri Hall TmiKi; enluinn. ..f lliusian snldier- nr.- "oi i ld Is- far dilU-rent in its dangers to act ion in loose order, it is |>erfornied , l , l " l l '" 'whisd- jard and bidden to ' ' " l " U r ' 1 l ' r , , , l t vested a few hundred in H i g h street land,

irr •movable. H e did ali in his m w e r to sha l lbe reluim-d and re-ei.fnreed. i...arching innards (Ji.irn.-v.i, Si 11. nil/a. nn.l India. T h e niovenients n o w of the w i t h o u t e i ther tbe precision or ilaali of r<"v''|1 ' h e a u t h o r of t h e ( )ne I ' • "r' That land is now worth ^.'d.OOO. and he irr .•movable. H e did nli in his jsiwer to

d.-slroy lin- empire, and f a i t h l u l s e r v a n t s

of the Imj^rial d y n a s t y have taken bim

by tin- shoulders and put him out of ihe IIOIIM-.

N i r M i r i r men in all ages h a v e la-en

pn/v.l-l to as . ign phiusible r e a l m s for

saltishni.-ss of s<-a-wat<-r. Two-thirds of the "lolie II.IIV IH- s;iiil 111 III. Ii.i. .r..d l.t- ' hy ihe vanguard nf Tnrki.h auxilliary into the war. it i n.-sl Ihree in five. Tl Maid won in llir

F a c o .

ilearth of men

l i s i inct ion laa-

art i l lery ap-

niatch in

wa lk ing in o n e

I-eiiry the

one leg

the same

. t. . - — 'I'1*- T h i s

Ulier equa l ly -ad consequences , , " ; " " ! V r ' * ' n ' "I""' l l i "'- w » { U v " " f " » l k i n K « v ' ' I's d i s g r m r are worth ret ' inl ing. i . / r u "" each and t w e n t y 111 ilea, with twenty-aix

Said Klli-ndi. a writer in the itutnimk, is !' ^ I1",', a l , r , , l ' t «urns to

kept a prisoner, w i t b a cha in a i o u n d h i . 1,1 " ' " V ' T T '1 " " " i 1 " ' " T . " ' 1 Isslv and fet ters on bis feet , for dcnou.ic- "Mils pursuers, and while they I i lK minis ter dropped in very suddenly

were s truggl ing over their prey he lashed at Deacon Ophiltree's . and found that

h is horses and gained ground. Four e x c e l l e n t gent leninn s i t t ing at a tablo

here that Ruwia exce l l ent , and the inovcincnls rapid, ,

of Midhat's disgrace arc worth rei-ording. '•'i'" 1 ,1. 1 • . .. „ , . . . . .* . ^ .M i- . .- . . 1: — J • - F . . . . . . . v "I the sleigh thc worthy peiunnt abrupt turns to eaeh mile, a l w a y s in thc

iug the Grand Vi/.ier's e x i l e . One won-

of dry a l l over the ent ire Isiltom of tht

f a . 1 •|niil i>. l.V. yards in thickness.

W en- i i .ill taken ii.ini the «-a and spread

Hauled Idnn.l ih.-y enilld havr plenly uf il. and were likely In havu mnrr of ii let mil nf llieir veins ihiin lin y enuld spare."

A liisi'AT.'ll In li.-n. Sheridan frnm (Jen.

slrm-k a lar-e ihrei-inasl.-d irnnrlail and ..ink her «illi 11 en-w nf .'Uai mid llasian llev.

E n g l a n d ' a S y m p a t h y for T u r k o y . Kvcry h u m a n face indicates t b e moral the trials w i t h o | ien door. O n e wonder .

T h e l lr i t ish hav ore reasons for tra in ing as wel l as tbe temperamei i i nnd als ive nil th ings , wlmt has Is-eome of the

, . " •••#•. • ••" ti'iJii. cqua ly over the whole M.rfaiv of Ihe Miles, dated al ihe laller's headqiiarlera nn dry hind, it Mould make n cover ing UOO Tmi-m- river say a ihr.-.- humir.-d In.Mile lee I in depth . Hinux aurrendcrrd nn ihr 22.1 of Ajiril.

A .IKMA.IK A.U.K tidal wave occurred al

Mllina

.-cry nat ion de- ders w h a t l iecomes of the l ibertv o f thc ,1 . . . v f il pie. |h rxm. of op in ion , of equal j i istiee. and 1 '• " " ' j ' ^ a n n - u p with the fugi- w i h that w ickc lJ iH- I ^ v c r i c k . t ry ing to ^

. Ihe mnml ih.. tri . .u l n ' * . ""d each tinic a chi ld was thrown hide a h a n d f u l of cards in h is iNK-kct.

to Ihcm. A t last t b e [icasant and bis Near tbe deacon's e l l s iw there were f o u r

w i f e arrived at the nearest village, leav- s traight chalk marks on tbe table, and

ing behind them the Is.iics of iheir four near Mr. L i v c r i c k there were s i x . " A h !

chi ldren. The mother w e n t la-fore a Uood even ing . Klder—good even ing ."

judge and made a compla i i i t against her said the deacon, with great conl in l i ty .

busltand for a lmndoning b is children to " W e were just looking at t h e new shades 'Ilia If I I . . e t • , ^ A ill.r. Il'l.ll I nr. Royal Department of Agrie i i l turc . S l l l l ,,,,1.

„ t- 1 • , A l ady iu S t . Petersburg showed l , a l l , l f u l " f Homcthinir. nnd enrnestly in-y o u n g i .ngii . i i p r i e , i n s i ( | , . r , l | 1 i ( . | i r c w . n c e l l f j , qu ired: " I say. mister, what ' s t h e m ? "

V. ar of A iiP'iiii lith n ut uu'l i fonl . Iniinil tn Iii' a frw uiorii-

nrljif* a man can j***-*.. It i M h r U H i U l i l^rlinnirnnii i ih^ - p r i n ^ h y f n l l i n g o n h i n f a w . TIh k v

1 alsiiit l ive y e a r . iH-foreal ig planta- (iladsinm-'s r.-snluiiniis were rejeel.-d hy l ime he was c a u g h t by tbe shoulder. Mr. Iliitler learned tbat s lu was to la1 tbi' m o n i e i i l s o r abso lute Is-aiitv.

is;:' .Vi.fia 1,000 . . - , . . and isr.'l 1 I.I,.S«..IKW

l ion can l a - m a d e |a-rfeci , and ala .ut M-V- -I'.l to and an aiiiendn.eiil offered l.y a di-s|s-rale s truggle fol lowed, laith " i ' ' ' IMN.'HA .NO i ll year , .s-fore an orange g r o v e can la* •si'r Henry Wolff, Cnnaervalivr, in the effr.1

said I.. IH- paying. From lll.-sc t imes l l"' "" . . '0 decline-. In enlrrlalii an

they . 0111.ncnir. and f-.r a ecu 111 ry t h e y

is-ar their crop, w i t h o u t a n y more c x -

p. | here i« where the fortune (-011.es

in. V . . xik-iim- for the old g m v e s ex-

' •'pt the gathering of the frui t , nnd in

utime new a.-n - planie. | eaeh Hirm y.ar . In 1 weniy years from now Fb.r-

ida will pr.alue.- fruit f..r the world,

Whil- lln- l in i i i r , . . . „r , , | , -rfe . tin); Ih.

bride, and that thc choice of her heart tl ie Spruce Creek, we were hai led by h is

D ro l l ing o v e r a n d o v e r o n t h e g r o u n d , a n d Tmal I'R'T IHIS '.lo

ay einl-rr... the e v e r / , " . ' T ' l r " 0 ' T ' - »«s re-m.-ni in its iniiiiiienam-e nf pea.-,- and prn- "1 combat, ceived and squandered, the Turks failed leelinn nf llrili-h inlerrsia wilhniil indieal- j ' ' ' ^ ."Kl '"} lay uucoijseioiis for N-V- to pay the inten-st on thc Isinds, and by

to throw her headlong

under the i. e. H e l p was o u t of the , l a u K h t c r ' w h ( , , , H f o r 1 1

distant , nnd whi le thc robber hastened

farmer . . in la- planting .orn , |>,iat.s barley, oats , e tc .

eral hours uiitil found by b is friends, a dec ...if ai .v nll.inalji

• " llim. , 1 1 - - , - . 1. . . . . . . . . .11. .-.nn 111.11 an m r - . n w i i n e . a m i , i . i K i i i i i i .morc i .ourts s t i l l try women one. and as the II

, a m i Jordan. . - , . * i " ^ ' l „ i i'!!!": 1' l ' : 'u?! 'y . | . . ? r t w a , c r " o f ' I ' 1 ' M i s s i a i p p i val ley c a n n o t ! I* r f<' rnicd the marrhigc ceremony in the u|a.. i the charge of be ing coiinnon scolds, preacher, be d o u b t ..rnr William ha. rre.-lvrd ihr A ( AUFOKS AN pu bronxe k n o b , o n " the landho lders . In addi t ion to the 1 | m . n i . l l . _ / V w A r r . J W ( l , m W m v f / presc-nce of two w i t n e s s . T h e girl 's Mothers-in-law are alniost U-arable iu to thc prophet w h o

b a s - d o r and connniMloned h i m , h U h e u - c o o p before h e fa i l ed . bonded debt , thc l u r k s had m a n a g e d . f o y A W . ' parems were not prcH-nt. T h e y have I the J lonunicnt C i t y . J-oratLI Stream.

hap|H>ned

doubt l ew compareil himself

h o was fc<l by the ravens.

OO F E E L W H A T I H A V E F E L T .

Illj- a JC.MIIJ U'ljr wh.. w.u lokl Ihil .li^ v u a iii '.i Mil 11:1 In h*-r hiin-I nf al>.>h<ille l|i|U'ir«. J

li... f.-l what I hair Ml. il". l-nr wli.ii I hate Isirns;

Sla\ 'nnlh a Mow a falhrrile.il, An-I Ihrrahl. |ir.i.i-l wnrM'a •nira.

Th 11 • .triltjl • ..n If,in y.ir I" y. tr. Thjr . 1 ' Hkf l l .e . aMinflea..

11". wrrp a* I hair wi-|tl i.Vt 4 Int..I falher'. fall;

s^r s . -rj . Ihfi .h- . ..mmi - • w. pi.

.I i . | . - . f .In. I .llil,.- «,.) t hai l-l U.P .qiln • •i.un't.la)'.

«i... kn-l a. I ha,.- kusll; Impkirr. . . • ••. h, and |.rajr,

Sir.*'' Ihr l» -..It,.| I.e.,I In mrll, Thr il'iwn* ml n,.irw in .uj-,

IU-*x.i wllh liil.rr 1 nrv a.^lr. -Thy prayer. I>iirli-»|<ied. Ihy i.-ar. .I.-(1bI.

On, .IJII.I wl.rrr I |.a,r alnn... And thrslmnj; nun ls.w;

Willi e.u.I.ln: I.Tih, Hi- .MIli-il in l.|.»l, Aii.l.-lda!..| lh|. | . .p.w;

l.n,.all.1 lib »..ti ..finu nl.ri'.-. alrl m»-Thrrr ailmmsl 1.0 afiid'a iiil«-rv.

li*., bfar whal I hatr le-anl, Thr *iln .-I vvl •|r.|.j|r.

A« ni'-ainrj % fwllna fnuni halh >ilrr>.l, An I IU rcvmllna* llirrr

lla..- I.tj'l Id 1.1 nha. hr .ulghl hair l«. n, Ha.. IK- Itir driinkaid'* fan- (i»r-—.-N.

lin In my Iiin.hrr'a ahti., And h'-r. rn.h-.. •pf.li chrrr;

Thin.- nwn drr|. in.'ili.I. hidr. Wl|ir frnm her. In- k Ihe i.-ar:

Mark hrr .llinni-d ryr. her Inrt..*.*! hrnw, Thr uray Ilia. MrraltA hrr dark hair nnw, Thr Ind'.nril fnii.r, ih-1 r-'lllMit1)( Ihllli, And Ira... Ihr ruin In. 1. In him WII.M.* plljiii-l fallh. In rarly ynulh. l-mnn-.l .-Irrnal Inir and Ir.llh, Unl whn, fnnnw.wn. half. }|.-l l.'l ii|. This |.r.ilili«- In Ih.- di-a.ll) . up. And l.-l hrr dnwn le-it. In.r and I.-Jil, Fn.ni all lhal mada hrr |uthway hrl^hl. Aisl chalanl hrr Il.rp- n.i<l wanl and .Irifr. Tlial lowly Ihlnj, a drunkard', wife! And .lami*-! nn . hlldbiM-l'. l.ruw. mild, Xlu. wlllwrlnf hllshl,- adrankanl-a .hild!

- IN A MOMENT OF PERIL. It was a m . » t la-uigl.ted p lace—qui te

" the end of the world." The nearest

log-hut was five mi les away , and the

nearest s e t t l ement—the (Mil Red Ranch,

aa it was ca l l ed—thir ty . Thc Forest

fami ly had pitched U|sin it q u i t e by ac-

c ident . when they had migrated from ibc

old country ten years la-fore. Mr.

Forest had purchased a vast tract of un-

cul t ivated land on the Red river, and

had settled there, l ike the patriarcl^ of

old, with his w i f e and chi ldren, h i s

men servants and maid servants , his

Hocks and herds and e v e r y t h i n g that was

bis. S ince then e v e r y t h i n g had pros|>creil

w i t h him. W i d e ranges of prairie, mag-

nif icent sweep , nf forest and w o o d . g r e e n

hi l l s and dales, la-longed to him. H e

was literally and truly monarch of all he

surveyed. His fami ly consisted of his

wife , three grown np sons, and ..m-

daughter. Nancie . a sw.-et. i i i ischicvoiis.

dark-eyed dam-el , aged e ighteen , whose

capacit ies for l l i r t ingand mischief werc

as fu l ly devc-lo|a-d as a n y town belle's.

One would not have imagined t b a t there

was niueh s<-.)|a-for they- s|av.-ial aeeom-

pl ishmcnts iu the wi lds of T e x a s ; but

there was not a y o u n g fe l low wi th in fifty

miles of Forest Hil l who was not iu love

with Miss Nanc ie ' s fs-mij- yeur, and not

o n e but would h a v e r idden twice tbe

d is tance for a kind word or sign of favor

from the somewhat capric ious but a lways

charming y o u n g lK-aiity.

The Northcotes—dis tant re lat ives of

the F o r e s t s - w e r e the owners of the Red

Ranch scttlcim-nt. a place one degree

more c iv i l ized than Forest Hi l l , inas-

much as it Is.asted one shop and a ix.-i-

olfice. Y o u n g Fred Northcote . the

e ldest M.II. was one of Miss Nanc ie ' s most

devoted slaves, and as such, was tyran-

nized over qu i t e unmerc i fu l l y . The

y o u n g fel low was a lways finding his way-

over to Forest Hil l on some pretext or

other. H e had . j s iken his wishes plainly

e n o u g h long la-fore, but Miss N a n c y was

a llirt. She would not say " Ves," but

she would not say " N o ; " and mean-

while Fred was kept in snqs-n-e . chaf ing

and impntient enough , nnd y e t IKIIIII.I

hand and f.s.t to his wi l l fu l , charming

lady love, and |s-rhaps. man l ike, lov ing

her all the more for her caprice.

It was a bri l l iant morning in A p r i l -

summer weather in the far-west, the sun

already blazing down fiercely and prum-

i s i n g a tropical n.Kinday.

Mr. Forest ar.d Fred Northcote . who

bad la-en spending a d a y or two at

Forest Hill , were s tand ing together la--

fore the picturesque |Hireh of the long

farm-bouw. Fr.-d was a brown-faced,

blue-eyed y o u n g fe l low, strong and

athlet ic . H e looked very handsome in

h is careless l iackwoods c o s t u m c of knick-

crlsR-kers and gaiters, stripia-d blue and

whi te shirt, l ight loo*; jacket , and

broad h r i m m c l hat shadowing h i s manly ,

frank face, with its wift miistache and

bright keen eyes. A black horse of great

la-auty. dir|^cl.e.-Icd, s trong l imbed, was

standing la-side him, pawing the ground

ami tossing b is handsome bead under bis

master's caressing hand. Hotspur was

an Knglish horse, alniimt llioruugli-brcd.

For fifty miles round there was not bis

equal for s|aa-d or e i idurance . nor, in

Fred's opinion, for la-auty e i ther . Mr.

Forest was sjieaking.

" I hear the- prairie has la-en on lire

away by the North Forks. Mind y o u do

not get caught . T h e wind seta right

from there, and it is ju - t the weather for fires."

" No fear." laughed the y o u n g fe l low,

as he put one foot in the s t irrup; " I ' v e

run many a ra.-ewith a prairie lire la-fore now. G.aid-bye. sir."

"COUNI.. Fred. 1 want to go to the R.-.l

Ranch; y o u must wait for m e ! " e-rii-d a

pretty. ini|a-ri..us voice, jnsi as Fred's

horse had made a . t e p forward, and a tal l ,

s l ight girl cam.- running down the veran-

da step*, her mil brown hair sh in ing like

burnished gold in the s n n l i g b l , a bright

color in her fair arch face. Fred Ha*

down instant ly , h i . face assuming an e x -

preiwion of surprise. N o t half nn hour

la-fon- In- and Nancy had had high words,

ami that she .hoi i ld v o l u n t a r i l y seek his

escort n o w was». iniewhat nuaix-ountable.

l lu l most of Misr Nanc i e ' s caprices were unnccountablc .

" I l l s too hot . ch i ld ." interposed her

father. " T h i r t y miles in ibis b laz ing

sun would half kill y o u . "

" O h . no. it would n o t . " urged Nancie .

her dark e y e s sweet and wi l l fu l . " I t

will not hurt inc. l -et m e go. d a d d y -

d o ! I can ride Miss Moll ic , a n d " — w i t h

a half shy, half inisehievoiis look at l l . e

y o u n g m a n — " Fn-d will u ikecareo f me."

.Mr. Forest m i s c l one or two more o l e

jeet ions; but N a n c y — a s|Niiled (K't and

darling, overruled them all , and f inal ly,

as she a lways did. got her o w n way, aiid

iu half an hour the two were riding to-

gether through the maple woods which

clothed the rising ground ail a lamt For-

est Hi l l . N a n c i e and l i crebes tuut mare.

Miw Moll ic . were a p ic ture lo look at.

The girl was a la-rfc-t rider, and in her

close-fitt ing habit of light gray c lo th—

the o n l y t h i n g su i table for the c o u n t r y

— w i t h itii touch of scarlet ribbon at the

throat, nnd her broad br immed straw

hat , l.siked her very Is-.t. and knew it , t<s..

" T h i s is an unexi"'ctcd honor." IH-

gan Fr.-d, its t h e y qui t ted the shade of

thc trees, and enter.-d on the dry, cri-p

grass of thco |N-u prairie.

'' I •-. not Hatter y n u r - - l l , " r.-lunied

Mis. Nancie , with a l o . . of b.-r bright

y o u n g head. " ll .uit.-d my eouvenience

lo come. 1 eX|a-eI to find "..me I d l e r .

al the -ott lc wliicl. 1 >>i..i. to get for my-.-If."

" S i x t y miles i . a long way to ride for

letters which I could have brought with 1 me on T h n r - l a y . " remarked Fred, with a

| soinewlmt iner.-diiloits smile . " I do not

| s u p | > w ' they are of much vital coiise-

! qucnt-e." " I have no wish to make y o u my post-

man," retorted Mis. Nanc ie ; " a n d it is

not of the slighti-st .-.inseqiicuce what you

sup|s>-M' nr do n o t . . . p | a '

Fred disdain.-d to an .wer . ex.-,-pi by a

most nnnece . -ary cut of thc whip on

Hotspur's glossy llauk. The quarrel 1s--

tween the two had been in progress some

days. In this unsocial s t y l e the two

p r c e d on mile after mile , t i l l the sun

was high in the heavens and half their

journey over.

T h e track was s imply a narrow path

Itealen through the tall gramma gras . and

seeds of the prairie, which r.isc on e i ther

hnnd live or six feet high, all matted

and tangled togi ther witb wi ld |«-a vines

and .-rce|K-r.; it was burnt qu i t e crisp

and brown by the heat of the sun. and

was as dry as tinder. A s t h e y brusbe<l

it in |Kissing, the twigs and canes snapia-d

at a touch. Right ahead, fifteen miles

miles away, rising blue a l s .ve t h e undula-

t ions of the prairie, was a s teep lilnll', the

tern. inal ion of a range of low hills. olF-

sboots ..f the Rocky mountnins . This

blnil' was th.-ir landmark and gu ide , for a

mile or two U-hind it was the Red Ranch

set t lement , or Northcotes. a,, it was of ten

cal led. Meanwhi le the clear blue of the

sky was la-eoming overcast with a sii ltry

leadcii haze. The air wa . intens<-ly hot

and h'-avy. The wide, trei-ler... shadow-

b-ss pmirie r.dle.1 away on every side in

long undulat ions like the swel l s of the

great .a-ean. A l last Fr.-d grew tired of

keep ing up e v e n a show of resentment ,

and la-gan to talk again.

" How well Mis . M dlie goes t . . -day!"

" S h e a lways d.M-s," retnrucii Nancie .

a shade more graciously than before;

she- w.is tir.-d of k.-eping s i lent -.i long.

"Al l the s m i e . I would not Uick her against 11 . i -pnr. - '

'• No , iK-cause Hotspur would la-

beaten." a«- rted Nancy conf ident ly .

" Wi l l you try'.'" he asked.

" N o , I won't . It i . too hot to race.

How can ymi suggi^t sucb a t h i n g in this

blazing s u n . ' "

" H o t or not . it strikes n.c it is what

y o u will have to do ." be remarked cooly.

'• What do you m e a n ? " she said, rais-ing a pair of dark, incredulous eyes .

" las ik lb.-r.-." and raising bis whip.

Fred |Hiinl<-il to the right, la-hind them,

whence the leaden liin-d c loud was spread-

ing over the sky. " What dia-s that l.s.k

l i k e ? "

Nanc i e turned her eyes iu the direction

indicated, and as she looked her face

blanched to an a w f u l whiteness .

" F i r e ! The prairie is on fire!" slic

cried, fearful ly . " O h . Fred, what ..hall

we d o ? " Involuntar i ly she drew u p h v r

horse and gazed anx ious ly around.

T h e o m i n o u s ' l e a d e n gray haze was

sweeping down u|>.n them—already it

had crept round U-hind them. Ilelow

thc haze a fa int l i n e , o f dul l red was i i i . t visible.

" Yes, the prairie is on lire, sure

enough ." the- y o u n g man sain. "Are y o u

fr ightened. N a n c i e ? "

She turned her dark, clear eyes to his.

Her face was |iale. hut there was no sign

of weakness a lamt the steady, brave moiith.

" N o . 1 am not fr ightened," she an-

swered. grave ly , but s m i l i n g back into

h is a n x i o u s face. •' l iut 1 know tin-danger ."

"And h o w we can escaja-," he s i i d ,

reassuringly. " Now for i t !"'

In another inomeiit t h e y wen- Hying

along. There was i... need to urge Hot-

spur and Mim Mol l i c—they scented the

danger and could K-areely Is- r.-straiinsi

T h e bin 11'showed blue in the distanee—

fifteen mile a w a y ; nnd la-bind them was

a waste of hot dry t inder which caught

fire with l ightning- l ike rapidity. The

•aids against them seemed a w f u l .

I/Niking l .afk, ami see ing how fast it

was ga in ing on them, Fred would have

g i v e n worlds to have Nanc i e safe at

home. T h e y reached a la-It of low trees,

a coiispiciiotis landmark in the prairie.

J u s t e ight miles more la-fore t h e m !

Heavens , il seemed l ike a journey aero- ,

the world! They were ga l lop ing along

l ike race horses, every sin.-w and niu-ele

. trnined to the- utmost . Great c louds of

smoke were now over tak ing them, cir-

c l ing and eddy ing alaive their heads. A

pungent smel l ing va|a.r cam.- creeping

a long thc ground, iilniost snlliH-atiug

tl with its fumes. T h e dul l , rushing

roar of the lire increased every moment

la-bind them, while the snapping of the

cane-brakes and the crack l ing of the dry

gramma gra- . wasd i . t im- t ly audible. St i l l

t'acy were ge t t ing on. S - v e n . s ix , five-

miles. The lire was g a i n i n g on then,

with a w f u l rapidity, but the clill' w a .

rising c lear and dis t inct la-fore them.

Hal f an hour more and they would In-

safe. Sudden ly , w i t h o u t a moment's

warning, Nancie ' - horse s lumbled iu a

bole , pi tched heavi ly forward, and fell

on her knees. Fr.-d threw himself nil

Hotspur iu an iu>lant and, la-fore Nnu-

cie could free her feet from thc stirrup.

WII" at her side.

" What i . it ?" cried Nancie . " Is she

h u r t ? " A n d Ihoiich the voiit- was

steady, she trembled v io lent ly .

" O n e of her legs are broken." he r . -

plied. " You miiat rid.- U-hind me.

( {uick. Nancie , there's no t ime lo l . . . . - ! "

— m o u n t i n g H o t i p u r as be s|aike, and

holding out hi> In.nd to h e l p In-r mount .

" ( | u i c k , y o u r h a n d ! "

" O h . Fred. I cannot leave her t o l a -

burned to d e a t h ! " cried Nnncic. l a u d -

ing over Miss Moll ic . w h o looked up al

her mistress with agoniz icd eyes, and

littered a low m ..in of inteii*-. painful

sullering. Fred drew a pistol from his bolster.

" T h e r e is no o t h e r way ," be said

quie t ly , as he fired.

The chestnut 's pret ty bead fell proiic-

on thc rank gntss, a shudder [Kiay-d over

her graceful liml-., and she lay dead la -

fore them. Wi th a sob Nancie turned

s i l ent ly from her favor i te and g a v e her

hand to Fred. In another inini i le t h e y

were Hying over the plain. Alas, w i t h

how small a chance n o w ! The gal lant

horse, s tr ive as he might , made but l i t t le

way with h is double burden. Th.-re

werc o n l y a few mi les more. Already

the air was scorching. T h e smoke and

vapor euvclojied them in sllllia-ating

clouds, h id ing the blulF from view and

FARM AND GARDEN.

D r l l U v s . H l l l i f o r C o r n . The (irnii'iiiloirn Teln/ra/.h Niys: fn-sh eggs the year round and what nre

" S u v i n g corn iu dri l l s ami planting in wanted for U-M-. which ten or t w e l v e h e n s

hi l l s is again discussed as to which is the will supply for a in.Hlcralc family , with " < - of . A most profitable. It is c la imed that the "K-easionally somi e g g . t

dril l nicthod will pro- lmv the b - a v i c t re bens can Is kept t . v , ther. . a y

crop, and it probably docs, but not such t w , n , . v twenty five ... all. but tb.-

an increase as will pav tor the additiomil N'-.- c ''."'.Id a l - i la- enlarged. When a

liila.r, la-sides l eav ing the laud in a • t i , , lar>-'l'r u.... .l« r i . k -p t , the Hock k.-rp ii .irnni; and h. -.llhy ns. l!i u M n ' . j

idition froiu the inq- .^ ib i l i t v l"• 'I'vidial. nnd a . orre . |a .n . l ing

lo cu l t iva te it thoronghlv . The old. "I"1'''' .'"""'•'I- - ludgment I U-

tried, nnd proved nictb.>l .'if planting in t ' x , r , i",',l i h i - r . - . | . e i , a - t h e different

hills, l l lx l t j . is a f ter all the nio.t certain

and we say the Is-.t, ns the size of ibe corn will attest ."

F a t t e n l n i r L » m b « . The lir.t fat lani l» of thc scx-on are

a lways sought for by first class hotel

k.a-pers and weal thy fnmil ics a t fancy

A T i m e l y T a l k A b o u t F l o w e r a .

reeds require diHerent r.a.m, A few

hens wi lh p lenty of .pa.-e will do I r i t e r

than double thenumiM-rcrowded. /-'. ( i . in I'lim llrrnhl.

H o u a s h o l d H i n t s .

T o WASH RKH TAIII.I: LINKS'. I ' s e

tepid water, w i th a l i t t le |«.w-.ler.-d lairax

They are s.'rve.l up with mint | ( l".rax m-i. the n d n r ) ; wash the lin.-n

rai-a-d under glass. Prices cont inue ri- seiKiralely and qu ick ly , u . i n g very l i t t le

. . .uncral ive fnr lamlM unt i l thc g l u t : ""ap: rinse iu t.-pid water conta in ing a

comes in later iu the season. T o have l i t t le laiileil s tarch; hang to dry in the

the-m early the ewes must h a v e been bred shade; iron when almost dry.

considerably iu advance of the usual DRKSSIM; r o l l l . i r r r f r i : SAI.AH.—

t i ine; giasl quarters must la -provided at After |sitatia-s h a v e Is en iiiashed and

laiubing time, and thc ewes must la- well prepared for the table, Like two leaqaMin-

cared for dur ing thc t ime t h e y arc suck- fuls of the |aitatia-s. one t.-n..|aainful

l ing. This is alamt nil there is to it, e x prepared mustard, o n e t.-as|aainful v im -

cept that if the lamlis are uf S m t h D o w n gar. a l i tt le |a-p|a-r and sal t ; mix wel l ,

or l<.-ic«-ster erms- - so m u c h the la-tter. - using a table knife , and mash all l u m p . :

W h a t the breeder or feeder receives in s lowly |a.ur on, whi le s i irring enough

return is not o n l y an enhanced price, o l ive oil to make it the pnqa-r t h i e k n e * ;

and profit ful ly o i iumensurat . - with the at the last add one bard ladled egg finely

qual i ty of the oHcrings, but the added chop|K-d.

.a t i s fact ion of h a v i n g pnalucial a it-ally I ROII.KI. MACKKISKI, ('AI-R.n SATI-I-U—

sn |ar ior pr.alu.-t to supply a constant ly ("IKHI-S- two large very f r c h mackerel ,

increasing dennui.i . draw by the gil ls , cleans.- thoroughly .

j make a deep inc i . ion lengthwise in t h e

i back, plnce on the slu-et in a fishda.ilcr Occupation with our w i n d o w gardens waU-r ac idulated with wh i t e -

imist fill up our hours for the next s i x w i n c v inegar, e v e r with a sheet of | « -

wveks at least, nnd we wi l l find siiiricient |K.r. set to ls . i l and s immer s l ight ly for

lalsir with which to ut i l ize our present half an hour: d n i n . s l ide .i|ain a fo lded

for futi in- l ienefit. napkin, surround wi th parslcv-leaves l / t us d ig around them, loosening the ,,,,.1 w r v i . ,vith caia-r snuee iu a s i u e c -

earth qu i t e d e e p down in the jaits, and la.wl.

g i v i n g can-ful ly , a l i t t le auionia, lame T o RKMOVK GKHASI; SIIITS KK.I.M

dust , or lime, d i luted free ly in water; | Sn.K.—I'laccHiim- coar-e brown pa|a r—

g i v e tb i . on.-e a week, not oftencr, nnd the soft k ind—on la.th sides.if the s |a.ts.

let the water l a - w a r m . If dust has ac- then press can- fu l ly w i th a hot i ron;

cuiui i lnted on them, g i v e them a | elmnge the iKi|a r o f t en , its it nbsorlw t h e

thorougb I Kith. grease. If the giaals are so rich or d e l i -

Watch for insi-ets, nnd wage an untir- .-ate that the iron is l ike ly to injure them

ing warfare w i th them. T o des troy , try friction by using raw c o t t o n — n i l

them, use tolweco water, or car la i l icsoap, th,. r |a i ts oil", chang ing thc- cot ton o f t e n ,

suds, or els*- [aiwder w i th white be l le - . If the casb i i i en -or cas-iincre is soiled or

laire, Scotch .null', or flower of sulphur, . ta ined iu many places, rip the art ic le

G i v e the l i tt le |a-.ts no quarter. Exter - and wash it in tepid water sof tened w i t h

ininate them. Cut oil' the top of a n y pulverized borax, l l can la- made to

plant that m a y have the tendency to i look as g.a.d as new. grow weak nnd siekly. 1).. not lw afraid T ( , | | E F . r m u K . - S l i l th i t -to prune them a l i tt le , then g ive t h e m ; l i r f ; l l | r t < | V ( , v i , r v f l l U r

s u i i s h i u e a n d nourishment , and they wil l t . l l t t i | ) . lean, which pre-

anijdy n q a y y o u by t h r o w i n g out new I and im-n-a^s its ten-

and strong slnaits and - - . u flower. H a v e a bright fire and gridiron K . r p t h c c a l l a s wel l w a t e n s l , ^ . u n n g ^ ^ u > f o r < . 1 1 | l t l i n j . i t ( , l r M „ v o r

boi l ing water in the N .uccr . under them. , , l l n i i n ( r . A ^teak an inch and and la- sure t h e y never g e t dry . Ik- un- h , | l f t h i l . k w i | , 1m.

swerving in y o u r a t t e n t i o n . a n d you wil l u . | | M i n u U ^ T l , f r V i p r i . , t t n . j,, t | M .

la. p lent i fu l ly n-warded. You can nlso ttav: put n l i tt le butter on pan or lK-gin lo plant seeds for s e t t ing in y o u r ^ , 1 . , , . . i t , , r < l ,v | 1 ,H , f . . r ( .

o j a n l a d s and lairdcrs. Take a sha l low , t i n } : ( m l l u . m e n , ; ( , H j k q u i c k | V i and,

la.x. or cut down a soap or starch la.x to w l l l , , l u . r U r i - M f r i w l „• h . l M

the reiiuisiu-depth, say from two to two i ( v , m W l „ l t j u i l . V i t e I 1 ( 1 , r

and one-half i n c h w deep, fill with |Mrt n r U ( . r ^ j, U . f . , r ( , j, i , 0 . , k , . l .

s i lver sand and part goo.1. rich earth. , 1 . , . ^ . , ^ |K . ^ r v - ^ the mom. nt

Pat the earth g e n t l y w i th your hand to jj j , OM ,i;ed.

make it qui te even , and a l i t t le compact ; C r u s o e ' s I s l a n d .

Mr. W . .1. .1. Spry . R. N. , in h i . new

laaik on the Cru'iH.- of Her Majesty's

then sprinkle w i th a l i t t le warm water.

using a floral atomizer or a small water-

ing lait with a fine- rose nozzle. C o v e r ! . , ; " ,. . . . . . . , r ' ' . . . . . . . . .. . . . M.ip (. hallellger, tl..:- dex-n l ies th. the si-cil verv h g h t l v w i th h u e earth and , , i r , . ..- .i ... ,

. . . n. . . . Island of J u a n I-crmindez, oil the wi-st

choking them wi th their . t i l l ing breath.

The roar of t h e lin- seemed fearful ly

near, the m o . n e n l s flew fast and tin-

deadly sounds la-bind grew every mo-

ment more dis t inct . The wind had iu-

cr.-a.ed to a t.-ni|a-st, which blew the

smoke in denser clouds over them. A

lurid ye l low g lare tinged Ihe heavy roll-

ing nias-a-a, the beat of the fur ious con-

flagration was |a-reeptibly fe l t .

" l« then- a c h a n c e ? " whiqa-red

Nancie . ha.king fearful ly la-hind a . l l .e

good hor-a- . t ra ined onward.

" Yes, if we can hold out for ten min-

utes more," he answered,

" H e a v e n he lp u s ! " she cried, closing

har e y e as a fur ious 1.1,-..t of wind

brought a breath of fierce heat against

her cheek.

H e drew her arm closely round him,

taking one small band in an eager, covet-

ous grasp.

" Pray for us, Nanc ie ." he whispen-d

q u i e t l y .

O n l y ilea now. T e n l i t t le min-

utes of t ime, a n d they would la- s i f e .

Hut Hotspur was failing. H e sprang

orward now wi th convi l l s v.- laniuds;

b isgal la . i t l i m b , trembled la-ncath h im;

e v e r y breath was a short, gasping sob.

Another mi le—hal f a mi le ! Ob. Heaven.

have mercy! T h e scorching breath of

the lire was U|ain then . ; they were in a

whir lwind of dense , siil lbcating smoke.

The horse s t i imbled at every s tep—he

ga..|a-d and moaned like a human -.iiil in

c x l r c m i t y . Covered with foam and

trembl ing c o n v u M v c l y . he s truggled on.

L i t t l e Haines and eddies of fire, heralds

of the horrors la-hind, crept u p among

the taugl.-d grass.

Fred turned o n the saddle and tried to

draw Nancie's bead down on his bn-asl.

S h e made n o resistance; but when he

woii ld h a v e h idden her eyes from sight,

s in-l ifted them c lear ly and i inHinchiugly.

to h i . . " D o n ' t F r e d — I can face death with

iqa-n eyes ," she sa id; and. ca tch ing hold

of b i s h a n d s h c pul led i t g e n t l y a w a y . A .

she did - • a great showcrof sparks, borne

mi the fierce wind , fel l around and over

them. - -Oh, my dar l ing , to think this should

la- the end!" lu-cried.dispair ingly , know-

ing h o w very near it was now.

" N o , no." s h e cried, " i t is not the

e n d ! S e e — w e are close to the blulf!

Oh. thank H e a v e n , thank H e a v e n ! "

A n d she |a i inted to the lowering rock.

which a rift in the smokediselo-a-d rising

right la-fore them not fifty yards away.

" O n . H o t s p u r — o n . giaal horse—one

more s trugg le—on. on !" she .shouted.

encourag ing ly .

Cheered at her voice and hand, the

brave horse gathered all h i s s trength for

one Iremendoiis elli.rt and laiunded for-

ward with frant ic lea |« . Rut it was an

exp ir ing . .truggle. Ere ten yards w.-rej

paiv-d In fell to the ground gasping and

panting, h i s brave spirit overcome at last.

Fr.-d dragged Nancie away. and. seizing

her hand, lajgnn running toward the

blnlV. so near now. so near—and yet o n e

look back she p i v e . The fire was clo-s-

la-hind, a fearfu l sight. T h c lier.-e heat

N-orehcd the ir faces, .parks of burnt

grass, cane, and splinters of w.aal fell in

showers a l s iu t them. The sti l l ing, chok-

ing smoke ha l f suff<K.-nlcd them, |Kira-

ly/.ing every nerve. On, on, w i th frantic,

flying fee t ; sa fe ty in front, death iH-hin.l

—arid siic-h a d e a t h !

" la-ave me , Fred." gasped Nancie ,

fa int ly . "I can g o no further . Tell

them at h o m e — m y love—kiss m e once,

Fn-d." S h e drop|K-d lo the ground with a choking .oh.

Wi th a wi ld cry he c a u g h t her up in

his arms and staggered on. T h e y were

cl.ise lo thc Idiill now. A dozen steps and

he gained the f.ait of the ascent. S tumb-

ling, s truggl ing , panting, h e pressed o n

up the face o f the rock.

Thc fin- rushed after him. sending out

long tongues of llame as if to grasp its

prey; it l i cked up thc scanty herbage,

and raged a n d roared in liere. fury . Itui

a few mor- y a r d s !

" O h , H e a v e n , have m e r c y ! " Stag-

gering, d izzy , almost frantic, he struggle.1

on, step a f t e r st.-p, s tep a f ter step. One

more! " Oh. thank Heaven , thank

H e a v e n — s a f e t y at last!"

It was a terribly narrow csea|«c. S o

clo-a! had la-en the lire, ni deadly the

|a ril, that it seemed as if o n l y a miracle

had saved them. Half an hour after-

ward. when t h e y had n-covered suHieic-nt

. t rcngth to s trugg le unwnrd to the l ied

Ranch, they la-gan to realize to what an

e x t r e m i t y of danger they were rial need.

Their c lo thes looked like t inder and h u n g

on them iu shreds and patches. Nancie 's

face was deadly w h i t e . e x c e p t for a v iv id

red scar d o w n one- s ide of her cheek and

neck, where a scorching flame had caught

it. Fred's right arm was complete ly dis-

abled; h is bands and face were a deep

criu.-siii in hue . The lire had scorched

him terribly .

As they crept s lowly a long. Fred looked

wi s t fu l ly into Nancie 's face.

" Did y o u mean it, Nancie?" he- asked.

gent ly .

" M e a n what?" she said, her e y e s

dna .p ing s h y l y la-fore- his.

" W h a t y o u said a whi le ago. Wi l l

you kiss me. Nancie . my own love?"

"Yes ," she whispered, turning her

sweet face to his.

SunKi .v no one- •«. foolish to sulli-r frnm t nld in ihe Head, r.ilarrh, Snn-s in ih.-N.IM-, ttheii ynn .-.in lie .11 red liv lliia new uilll-eiilie Pnwdi-r, Or. J. II. Me Lean'a I'll-Inrrh Mnuir. Tri.il I•.)».», by- mail V. els. Ilr. .1. II. Me I.en n, :ll I I 'hi-.lmil. Si. I.miis.

H a b i t s w i l l C l i n g .

H a h l U wil l c l ing to a |K-rson." re-

marked t h e old man.

" Y e . , " . -ont inuol b is con.|>anion,

" y o n reincmla-r thai P l u n k e t t laiy, w h o

would never play a n y t h i n g but ' p u l l -

a w a y ' w h e n we w.-rc ehlldn-n in school

together? "

--CerUiinly, I re incmlar bim wel l ."

r.pliial the lir.t | iarty; " w h a t has ever

lioeomc of h i m ? "

" O h , he gn-w up to iMH-om.-adcnti.t,"

calmly replied thc o ther ; " h e ' s in the

' pul l -away ' business y e t . "

A n d t h e lir.t old man maided as h e

re|H-aU-d t h e w o n U :

" Yes. h a b i t , will c l ing to a pcr-oii."—

Cliicinjii ,/oiirniil.

" N o m m v knows lo this d a y . " s a y s the

Rrooklyn JCnijIe, "what a t ime Noah had

of it in t h e ark with the iiiitedcluviiin

ancestor of the prc.-s-nl Ken l i i eky mule ."

You don' t snp|ai.M- tbat thc captain of tln-

ark, wi tb a gorgeous cabin at his com-

mand. traveled during those forty d a y .

on the laiiler deck wi th a jackas. , do y o u ? ...

' i ; . . cr imiuate ly and iu the same family. The V . -nnVi , /^ i v ^ w r / v ^ . ' i l i . ' - mn.i pn|e . T o l - n t A T r . i r i i ' i by the new iirinci- | ) , . t . . r ioration and dissatisfaction a n - n s ular r.-n..-.ly n f ihe .lay fnr l.ili.m.m . . .hrad-

idr. Hr. J. II. MeLrim a I imu'li and l.uim' " ll.-nlim- lilnl.nl.-s; ih.-y cure I'nilu'lis. I'. Id. and all Throat and lane.- l i i . eas . . . Triil hox.-a ei- . , hy mail. Iir. J. II. Mcla-an'. nlHec. .'III Clu-.liiul, Si. I.nnis, Mn.

T i n : last novel ty in Parisan umbrellas

may la-dcserilieil as t ru ly horrible. T h e y

are of orange silk l ined with dark red.

on the scraps from thc table, Ac. , with a C ' . u x a n d Hour an- staple article..; but r p T J T 1

l i tt le other f.aal, ^-l . -et in/ in general the m " r , • l l , a " i ± ^

eh.-a|a-.t of the grains, and thus fnrn i .b where known. Ii is if.x.d fnr ehildr.-n nr adiili., fnr any inlernal .nr. ill.-eh. -i nr hnn.-ls, and lie-I.e.I l.inini.-nl prepared, I mid.-r whatever name.

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sinu. phlo.x i lruninionil i i . |H-tunias. .lian*

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als n-a.lv for the oiien grouml as soon as .

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Stan. IVtunias ami r i n n i w can U- put - • [*" ^ l l " l v y v l "* ,|

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in the irrouml earlv In Mav. Thev ^ - m <1"' l » v , ' l u , , , ! i r - v ^ to thr ive uml. r a n a i l v e r ^ wiml. «ml a f " r >l.<- r.-s-umg sûp i l u t was a,,

heavy rain Imt s.-rves to make them '""I? in eoiuinjf. Hen- a l . . they foun-l

. irik th.-ir nai ls firmer ami i l ir^-r. T h e v the lal . let crcctci to h i s lucu.ory l .y the

are iwrticular favorites of mine la-cau^- I " " ) ' " U l.-ar.l the ro ju , . - n i l Hi A In Of th.-ir harilv elmractcr. Tliev w i | | I ' l e s cn lun- the pla.-e where Selkirk wore

Hotter annua l lv . in a s u n n y e x ^ u r e . | , ' u l ^ ' i r ' ' ' r y M r h p r y s:,ys:

unti l i X i c m U ' r . — F l n r a l Cabin,I. " 1 '.<• ls ""'y t''" "r lw,,|v(' miles loiij;. hy four hroail. The shore is

Kceplnir H e n a for Ei t s i . ; fomied hy a s t .vp , ilark, Kirc rock, rising

A hen must be made comfortable K - u p some S u d o r '.MMI f i v t . through which

fore she wil l lay well , this is true under ' wi ld ravines run, g iv ing here and then-

all c ircumstances, and irrespective of v iews of g r a « y plains and verdant

breed, lu this she Is related to the eow. j val leys of ei in. iderablc ex tent , th ick ly

lloth IKISSCKS largely the douiestie feel ing. wiMsled with a luxur iant foliage of great

which must la- grati f ied iu addition to variety, among which are not icenble

coinfortable surni i indings . making l l i n . a I great numlK rs of jK-ach trees, which

home which wil l inc l ine them toward wen- said to have Iteeii planted by l>.nl

matern i ty—the hen to lay. and thc eow Anson in 1741. when on his f a m o u s voy-

to inen-ase her mi lk . Th i s principle age aroinid the world. Fig*. strawU-r-

shoiild not IK- lost s ight o f , A scared ries. and cherrir . are al.-i obta inab le iu

hen wil l not v e n t u r e to lay. A starved their seasons. T w e n t y - f o u r variet ies of

hen is tiai weak for the e x h a u s t i v e elTort. ferns were found by the- eol lectors. and

Over-fed, she becomes slug):i>h. A n y - myrtle tn-cs alaiiind in great numbers

thing that interferes w i th her well- l ieing; , , v e r t h e i ' land.

that thrftws her out of her normal eon- : S iu i ers t l l i on di t ion however tr ivial it may IN-, wil l v ^ j , u f

have it., inl l l lenee In lesrening the num- mvihlnf ihr au-r nf |»r. I!. V. Iht "f ejQT*. 'llii-* i - lnil4 , howi-vrr pit II- V i w r i lo i t nor rccoiiuiit iiil any ..m* o r o v n i l i fu l her fec.1, or favonib le her ciuarU-rs. i'.'» staudanl r.-m.-di.-. ..s mli-. . i i i , .. . . , nuali- in rur.- .-vrrv .h.rM«. rnr sever. Make the hen at honic-lirst, and last, and 1 ....UKIIS, lirnneliinl, ilimni, uml throllghout. and the luisis lo build oil ! ehrn.lle li.Ug dlaeaara, he l.eli.-v.-s Ills loilden

has U-en M-curcd. T h i s means that she : i ' '...'"n'a-M d, l .ui ii jril' . not run* you if ymir lnnp»ar** 'i '•>

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1 * n I-Irranl ..-I ..fc.niiilir CnM-rlatr f'^ll ir a|..| St.rir llnlt.iaa «lrrn aillir«rti Ijil..!, K-rp'. Slilrla Krrf a Shirt, arr d^-lt. rr.| raaa ..a rrrript •.. prlra In aar part ol Ihr l'nloD-nor>prr>a hare . In par. Sampii". allli full dlrrclluna f-.r ...ll.nirafiirrnirnt S..111 ' r^. In at.. a.Ui.-.., S.. .lamp r.-.|iiii'.l.

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DR. M ARNER'S HEALTH CORsET. Wllh ^lllr^ Sapportrr nud

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B A B B I H ' S TOILET SOAP: U«'l*tli*l br is#

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. . 11.11 Bull-n. ..I.rl'.-tal II ••-m I'in. ^.>1.line Kin/ U'alt-Jlilnlllnrif.i >1 platr. Sail.far. I|..n aiian.iii...|. ..r iii.'ii.-. .-Ii"-ifiill» rrfnn l. l. W. II. nANNIMW. llta.rr Str..-i, AII.IM., N. V.

11 .K 1-^1.11..», 1.. 1.1 . . . n . : . . ,.1...s - . . iwri . ' r— I S r - J * . - - • « « I r . I . - • -KaU ( l . -«

I i o n - TO n i h i : %ia t. 1 I INIiTKAs I.. I'A *111.1 IU-rilKi ANToN TKA . 0 . . i s

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ililllli.-.; Hy iia r. :il intrii.. r.l it l.l.s It allle stlr|i|l>aitlK lll.ll llf in.l

Iber l.lnml and .-ntt|;li tiii-dieitie.

'K' i ir- | iiln rutivi-.'nr blniii|.i-lentiaiiii:iirii|ii rlt.-s,iuiil As to tin- f iv. l , it matU-rs lilin ll Ic.ss 1 is llierefnre it Miverelxu r.-tiirdv in Idnn.l iitnl

than is Usiiallv SUIIIBM-II. Onlv let it -ki'. allretini,.. llttl «l i i lr il .'.ill eitreK-rnf. 1 ' - tllnita and nlhrr ttlr.-ra nr snri-.. idnielira,

Is- nv lull is i-oinnionly fe.l, slleli as lln- |ili,i|ili . , itttd eril|iIioii.. ll will tire eatt-Jirailis, s i v a mixt l in- , w i th son.n animal -'rr. tmr dm-, l i . tiiattitfaeltir. r elniin any

fiasl . anil i-li-nn water, not itiltl iu win- •"; h,VV "' / l ' . ' ,%. ' l " u II . , ' . , 1 nllierld I eleuii.lli^ titrdti l.le.1^llln•ll•llnIl-ter It- lo t-lllll the fowl . l>o not oVi r- e . l ly UV In ill.-. tve lite alllieled inln ill.- Ill fei-il; ju-t e n o u g h to make livi-ly mnl lief ihanl ie ir |ir.^-'iraliniia will a . . oiii|diali

hiip|.v, ivhi.-lt two or thnu- Kitirfni torv

f e l l . ' w i l l t in.

Ami never rrowil hens, either hy l.ai W h a l l« IXMi l ry 'a Vpnal P o w i l r r

gn-itt niimlH-r, or UHI l i t t le room. It is | ) o y o u itsk m y frii-ml? It is iiutth-fnnn s u n to tell agllim-t h i v i n g ; l e v so with llie [.tin *1 and .Itnticeal .-lent. Ilia. Ainniii:

i i„ . . i i w i j , nr i r i i i a iN . 1 , 1 ,1 , , , „ , i . ahly IIH.II lo it from former lonu trvat-1 !• thut th. Iiiaettil, mi l . . «iiilh-«, eaUr, linml nn nl , ami are tin- hrrt-ils to IIOUK- where l-.'»lry |ir<id.iecil, are ln-yntni eomiiari.

l i t t le open sjiitee e a n IK- sj-aretl, its in vil- ' — laja-s ami eit ies . W a r In Kurni .o!

A t . rv coiumon ern .r that I liml pre- .. T l " - U u > l l u ^ ! H * ' . f r " " " , ' r.i.rniiean Mar Mill In- Ininid e.-n-li Het-k 111

vai l ing IS the i n . l w r i m i n a t e use of nmles, tin- AVKIIKI.V WISIUNSIX. Only hfi;/ rmi.

or rather a male of mixetl hluud, whiel . i . i""'l'"',l,.'"rJ""r Addn-. . , Cnmn-r . u r e l o e a i w i l i s i p i a i i n t m e n t . L e t p m p a - Aiken . A I rainrr. Mil-a.tki . - ^ V i . .

jralion a l w a y s IK-from |iure I.IIHKI in the T i n ; name ( •ashmen- Iloiniuet as H|I-tnale. 1 h a v e seen the very Is-st of sue- l-'h-il m Tnil.-i Snaps and I'erfinii.-ry, i . nn-

ee-ss, extemh-.l thni l lg l l an entire neitrll- i""1 I-."1'."- •' » inidr-mark l.y

lairhiH-1, iin luilinjr a villa,:.-, ami for * • •• • ^ » Vnrk. IStr.-lm.i Ii.m-

vears. from the m i x t u r e of a Hrahma - « ' i " ' i "" • • , i , , , frttiKi-iin-tils; tin- yi-nitiite arln-le t . I-ami Hlaek > p a n i . h . h u t l.rokcn up when , 41 .r . l l l IIR.(| II.IM-mad.- ih.- na.tn .

propagation from the mix ture was iimler- ('a^hinerr llniii|iiet tutd r.d-.-itic .\i Cn. taken. Al l author i t i e s are agrce.1 hen- . . nearly syttnny-iiintt..

Cont inue the infu-ioit of pure l.l.sal ' A r r n i a I M X 1 , . r i l .n.- . . . .fTivi r twentv-

whatever the stm-k m a y IK-. C.et m l ol five year., tnany liatlini; |.liy-i.-iMii. it.-ktinv. 1-the ohl ilm.L'hill f owl , an.l avoid hreeil- rdê thai Ihr liriirfmhsnj M.irAnl'i I'lerine

U, C . I r „ „ , ,„ ,v inlvlur,' , i l ,1™. i i . f c ,

i a M I , , , i „ I M . j t - " a r 1

the other where the male hirtl is pure of almanacs. Craefenln-r,' t V , N. Y.

blood. T h o n o n - o i l t e r s ar»- to U- sought , i N K l , 1 ; M U ; „ s

e x e e p t w h a t is wantei l to keep the stock ! nf heallli. S. IM1.-I11 fnr iveak lllltl lllTVOUl gmal—that is, keep o n l v voting hens, as ' suffrrer.. Kaels fnr «In. hav.- 1" .11

, , , , , . " . , d-n-d, drte.-u'ed. and nitai k.-d. 1 lie III-« an olil fowl hits no profit .11 it. A few | l e u l l l l j . ^ n . a l i.-a.-he., all. t ' op i . . i r , '

hens can IH; kept hy almost any fami ly Aihlrv.s, Eli-uric tJuarliTly, Cinciumtii, 0 1

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E\'EKY APPROVKD FORM OK POLICY ISSUED ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS

ALL ENDOWMENT POLICIES A H U

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WIIR.X WKITISU TO AII* I;IITIM:H.S I'lrjaM. ua> > mi a.-in Ihr *.l«rrtlM-i"<-nl .11 l b . . I'nprr.

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S-o-d-d-eaa. G - rea . t ^ a - l l i n . P r i c e s ! . . . . . r r n T T K T O K T H E D U L L T I M E S A N D H A V I N G T O O M A N Y G O O D S O N H A N D W K H A V E M A R K E D D O W N O N A C C O U N T O f j T H ^ D U L ^ l l M ^ A . ^ L 0 W I ' H I C E S T H A T A L L O U R S I M U N G A N D S l ' M M K K C L O T H I N G

M U S T A N D S H A L L H E S O L D .

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Noticc carefully these Prices I You will he Surprised

Mens W o r k i n g Suits $3.50 and 4.00 former price g g and 7.

Mens Cassimere Suits § 5 and (J) former price and !()_

Mens all W o . suits §0 to 10, former price 0 ] Q to | 5 t

( E x t i . : Fine €assimeres and S l a e k cloth suits $10 to 15 and up.

MENS H E A V Y COTTONADE I'AN'l'S 50c, 75c nnd §1,00. Men nnd hoys Summer Coats 35 eta. and ii)).

MENS W H I T E VESTS $1.00 nnd up. J o b lot all wool Coats 82.50 worth SO,00 to 8.00.

MENS F I N E ALL WOOL P A N T S 82.50, 'J3.00, $3.50 and up.

SUSPENDE S THROWN IN WITH EVERY PAIR OF PANTS, MENS COTTON SOCKS 3 and 0 cents a pair and up.

S - A - M E R E D U C T I O K T IKT B O Y S C L O T U l J s r

C H I L D K E N S SUFI'S 75c, 81.50, 82.00, 83.00 and up. Boys Snits 82.50, 3, 3.50, 4, 5, and up.

In iact all goods whether fine or common will be sold at such low prices that every one M u s t B u y F r o m U s .

Star Clothing: House, Great Double Store, 38, 40 and 42 Canal Street, Grand Eapids, Mich.

These extra Low prices will only last until our present stock of spring and summer clothing is d»sp od of.

L O W E L L J O U R N A L

L O W E L L , • M I C H .

M o r e t h a n l i a ! f t h e p r i n t e r s in P a r -

s o n B r o w n l o w ' s o f f i c e nre c x - C o n -

f e d e r a t e s o l d i e r s .

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L e s s t h a n e i g h t p e r c e n t , ol t h e

area o f t h e U n i t e d S t a l e s i s u n d e r

c u l t i v a t i o n .

T h e s e c o n d g r o w t h of w o o d t n a k e s

b e l t e r f u e l a n d t i m b e r t h a n t h e first

g r o w t h .

F a r m e r s in T r a v i s c o u n t y , T e x a s

are a b o u t t o o o m m e n o e c u t t i n g t h e i r

onts .

I n F r a n c e p a r s n i p s arc m a d e an

e c o n o m i c a l s u b s t i t u t e for o a t s in

f e e d i n g h o r s e s .

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D e l a w a r e p t o m i s e d t o r c a c h fifteen

mi l l ion b u s b e l s t h i s y e a r .

A d a r k e o l o r e d b u g is m a k i n g a

h e a v y r a i d o n g r a s s h o p p e r s in M i n -

n e s o t a . m u c h l o the i o v o f f a r m e r s .

H o r s e t h i e v e s o u t w e s t b u i l d h o l -

l o w h a y s l a c k s p r o v i d e d w i t h a b i d -

d e n d o o r , i n t o w h i c h t h e a n i m a l s

are d r i v e n .

W a r c l o u d s in E u r o p e g e n e r a l l y

are b r o u g h t a b o u t b y t h c r e i g n i n g

p o w e r s .

A s o l d i e r w h o w a s t r y i n g lo c o m -

m i t s u i c i d e b y h a n g i n g in N e w Or-

l e a n s , r a k e d l i s s h i n s o u a b e a m ,

a n d g o t m a d a n d l i v e d o n .

A B a l t i m o r e m a n a g e r h a s an c l e c -

trioal z i n c f loor for s t a g e l o u n g e r s .

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s e c o n d s h o c k .

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p a p e r t o a s k " l . o w l o n g c o w s s h o u l d

bu m i l k e d ' / " W h y lln; s a m e ns s h o r t

COW.", o f c o u r s e !

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c a v a l r y s e r v i c e .

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i s i a n a i n d i c a t e t h a t l a r g e r a r e a s h a v e

b e e n s o w n to t h c v a r i o u s s t a p l e s

Ihan a n y y e a r s i n c e t h e w a r .

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i s i n g a p p e a r a n c e .

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m a t r i a g c i n P h i l a d e l p h i a c o n c l u d e d

w i t h l h c a n n o u n c e m e n t ; " N o

c a r d s ; n o flowers; n o b o d y ' s b u s i -

n e s s . "

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t a r y f o w l — t h e U e n t h a t m a d e a m o -

t i o n t o l a y on t h e t a b l e . " B u t t h i s

b ird w a s n ' t hal l s o t h o u g h t f u l a s t h e

c o w w h o s u g g e s t e d a m o t i o n l o a -

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g r o w i n g l a r g e r . W e are g l a d t o

hear i t ( a d d s t h e D a n b u r y m a n ) f o r

real e s t a t e h a s s h r u n k f e a r f u l l y in

t h e p a s t t h r e e y e a r s .

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T h e y a r e in i h o h e a r t . H u n t t h e m

u p , i f f o u n d , c u t t h e m o u t i f i t t a k e s

t h e w h o l e b u s h .

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b e l i g h t b u t t h e f r u i t c r o p v e r y h e a

v y . P a p e r s a r o a d v i s i n g g r o w e r s

t o t h i n o u t t h e i r f r u i t t o p r e v e u l t h e

t r e e s f r o m b r e a k i n g d o w n .

E l e v e n h e a d — t e n b u l l s a n d o n e

c o w — o f C h a n n e l i s l a n d c a t t l e , f r o m

t h e h e r d o f Mr. W . B o l t o n , l a t e l y

s o l d at a u c t i o n in E n g l a n d , b r u t i g h t

a n a v e r a g e o f £ 1 3 0 p e r h e a d .

A l a w o f K a n s a s c o m p e l s t h e w o -

m e n o f t h a i S l a t e , a s w e l l a s t h e

m e n l o turn out a n d ki l l g r a s s h o p -

|i«r» at t h e ca l l o f t h e r o a d o v e r -

s e e r s , o r p a y ? I p e r d a y f o r t h e i r

a b s e n c e .

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l a t e l y d e c i d e d t h a t f a r m e r s h a v i n g

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v a l e r s a l o n g r a i l r o a d s h a v e l o run

the r i s k o f Hre, a n d n o t the o w n e r

o f t h e e l e v a t o r .

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t l e m a n s a y s t h a i o n e a c h s t o o l o f

w h e a t i h e i o is b u t o n e s t a l k t h a i

b e a t s t h e t r u e s e e d , a n d l h a l t h e

c e n i e r o n e . T h e g r a i n f r o m i l ket p s

tip t h e Klamlard, a n d s e e d l .-om t h e

o i l i e r s t a i k s d e t c r i u r n t e s a n d r u n s

t h e c r n ' i s out .

t h o a l r e , N e w Y ( . r k , the o i l i e r n i g h t .

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B u m p t i o u n o w , and wi l l a s k C o n g r e s s

t o l e t h i m o f f e r 4 per c e n t s f o r g o l d

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i n g a n e c d o t e c o n c e r n i n g a n e m i n e n t

p h y s i c i a n " r e s i d i n g in t h e p l a c e

w h i c h d u r i n g t h o C e n t e n n i a l b e e & m e

B o m e n h a t w i d e l y k n o w n a s P h i l a -

d e l p h i a . "

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f o r c e o f h a b i t . It is s a i d t h a t M r .

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t o an o p e n w i n d o w t o h e a r i f h i s

c o u n t r y c a l l s , a n d t h e n w i l h a

s m o t h e r e d s i g h , b e g i n s l o pu l l h i s

s h i r t o v e r h is h e a d . "

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r e s i g n n o w ( h a t a l o n g h a i r e d s a n d -

h i l l er h a s d e m a n d e d o f M r . H a y e s

t h e r e m o v a l o f " O l d D u g g l o u s , " a s

h i s r e t e n t i o n o f o f f i ce is a n i n s u l t t o

s u c h a g e n t l e m a n a s h e .

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c h i l d r e n is o f t e n t i m e s t h e b e s t l e s s o n

f o r o l d e r o n e s . I t h i n k I u s e d t o

g e t as m u c h g o o d w h e n C h a r l e s w a s

w h i p p e d a s w h e n 1 w a s w h i p p e d

m y s e l f , a n d , o n t h e w h o l e I t h i n k I

p r e f e r r e d i l . — I l t u r y Ward Bttcher.

S o u t h C a r o l i n a w i l l c u l t i v a t e m o r e

l a n d t h i s s e a s o n t h a n d u r i n g a n y

y e a r s i n c e t h e war . L a b o r is in d e -

m a n d a n d i n d u s t r i o u s m e n c o m m a n d

g o o d w a g e s . S o m e o w n e r s o f l a r g e

p l a n l a t i o n s arc s e l l i n g o f f s m a l l p l a t s

to l a b c r e r s w h o are in t h e i r e m p l o y .

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t r e e , c a u s i n g the b a r b l o l o o s e n , l h c

b e s t r e m e d y i s to c u t o f f t h e d i s e a s -

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t h e e n d o f t h e p l a c e o f e x c i s m w i t h

g r a f t i n g w a x . T h i s wi l l p r e v e n t t h e

e s c a p e o f s a p , a n d s e r v e l o c h e c k

t h e p r o g r e s s o f d i s e a s e .

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c i d i n g l a w - s n i t s in S i a m . B o t h par-

t i e s a r e p u t u n d e r c o l d w a l c r , a n d

t h e o n e s t a y i n g l o n g e s t w i n s t h e

su i t . I n t h i s c o u n t r y b o t h p a r t i e s

arc g o t i n t o h o t w a t e r , a n d t h e n

k e p i t h e r e a s l o n g a s p o s s i b l e . T h e

r e s u l t in t h e e n d i s '.he s a m e .

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f a l s e ha ir , w a s w a r b l i n g a t t h c p i a n o

a n d w h e n h e r m o t h e r s u m m o n e d h e r

t o a s i i s t in l o m o h o u s e h o l d d u t i e s ,

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s n a p p e d o u t : " O h , d o i t y o u r s e l f ! "

a n d t h e n w e n t o n s i n g i n g , " K i d d

w o r d s c a n n e v e r d i « . "

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h a p p y p l a n t o k e e p l o a f e r s a w a y

f r o m h i s c o r n e r . H e w a i t s t i l l t h e

c r o w d is a g o o d s i z e d o n e , t h e n

s i f i s c a y e n n e p e p p e r l i b e r a l l y i n t o a

f e a t h e r d u s t e r , g o e s o u t a n d g i v e s

h i s w i n d o w s a t h o r o u g h b r u s h i n g .

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H a n l s o m t Dress Ooodi 10 t o d I2Jc . Baanlifnl Alpacai, all collore. 2 0 c ; Fin* Dress Goods 25, 30 s a d 34c. Fin* lUl*ItSM O lothi, 35c. Fin* Black C u b m t r e s SO, 63 and 7Sc.

Good All Wool Black Caibmerea, 75r. Good Shawls 75c, $1 and 11.25. F ise Shawls $2, $3, $4, and $5 . Fine Pal i ley S b a w l i $5. $8 and | I 0 . U l t r a Black Silks 1.1.10 n t d $1.25.

Good Got ton Sun L'mbreliat 25c up Good Silk Sun Umbrollat, 75* up. Gaod Cot tonadei 15, 20and 25e. Ni** Catsimerei SCc.

Fine A I! Wool Cau imere i 65c Good l l o m r y , 10 aod 12jc a pair. Chefoi t Sh i r t ing ! 10 anil 12 l-2c. Good Table I . ineni 35, 49 and 50c.

G r a u d R aPidB. P o r t Wayne , New York & T e r r e Haute.

m o h s y j

$20,000 to loan on ii ip rored farms in Kant county, i s snms of $501 and upward!, on tbr** to Gr* y*a r s t ime .

B U N T k DAVIS, Rooms 11 and ' s 1 ' t t ; : ? Blo«k, Grand

Rapid t , Miabigan .

Forman's Harness SHOP I

O n F l u t R i v s r B r i d g e ,

L O W I L L , MICH.

I A. PRDP.

L i g h t a n d D r a f t H a r n e s s , m a d e t o

o r d e r a n d w a r r a n t e d .

R o b e s , B l a n k e t s , W h i p s , C o l l a r s ,

E t c . , a g o o d s l o o k o n h a n d , f o r

s a l e a t l o w figures.

TRMMING NO UPHOLSTERING Don* tn firtl-clau i t y l e . Tb* patronage

of tb* p s b l i c It r*«p*«tft l ly t o l i t i u d .

E.. F0RIM.

H. W. AVERY, DJCALKB IM

Fresh^Meats,

Poultry,

Oysters

A L L KINDS OF OAMKIMSIAIOM.

r A I D r O K i L L U H S B O r ,

Live Stock, Salt Pork, Hidei

Pelts &o

Centt*>iatk«t, Brl«s*!BlM*t.

B W . A V E R T .

J J A R N E 8 8 .

C O L A R 9

TRUNK 8TO RE VKttrl j oppotlniLtwtll Kallontl Bank.)

L I G H T & D R A F T H A R K 1 S S ,

C O L L A R S A H O R S E C L O T I N G

R O B E S A N D B L A N K E T S W h i p s

A N D T R U N K S .

C o l l a r s m a n f a e t u r e d a n d o l d at

W h o l e s a l e a n d R e t a i l .

REPAIRING D o n e o n s h o r t n o t i e e a o d a t r e s s o

b l e r a t e s .

A l l W o r k "Warranted I . FULLER.

Without a FaraRel. W* b*li«TB that tb* wonderful rem lit ac-

complitbed by tbe nte of BHILOil 'B UOK-S U M P H O K CURB ar* wi thout a parallel in the b i t tory of maditin*. Tbot* who di ibe-l ie re thi t and bare a a occu ion to try i t , can beeonr ineed wi thou tespen t* to lb*mielTei. l i t tueeeei It to w o a t e r f n l and tore tba t we tall i t on a gsa ran tee t» enre Con tunp t ion , Bronebitit , Ceaght , Hoa r t an t t t , A t thma , Wheop i ig C o i f b, Cro ip . I a Ibeta catet or a s y L u n g taonbledoa ' t fail to try it, it n a y t a r e yonr l i k , irblle It r i l l eoit yoa nothing if it g i re* you s o relief. Call at the Drug Store of J . G. Weil, Lowell, Mieh., and get a trial bottle fer 10«tt or a regular t i t* for SO cM. Or 11.00. Bold eltewhore by d ia le rs

Ayer's Cathartic Pil ls , F o r aU t h e purpoaea of a F a m i l y P h y a i c i a n d fo r c u r i n * Coetivonoaa, J a u n d l o e , IndlffOBtion, F o u l S tomach . B r e a t h , H e a d a c h e , B r y a i p e l u , B h e u m a -t i tm , E rup t l ona and Sk in Dlaeaaea, l iUiousnot i , Drop*y. Tumor* , w o r m i , N o u r a l a t a ; a a a D in -

n e r PiU, fo r p u r i i y t n g the Blood, Aro the most cffcct ivc and congeuial pur-RatlvcevcrdiH-covo ird . They arc mild, but e f f e c t u a l I n t h e i r o p e r a -t i o n , mov ing t h e b o w e l s s u r e l y a n d

, wi thout pain. Although gen-

I t ie in their op-_ eration, they

are still the most thorough aud search-ing cathartic medic iuo that can lie e m p l o y e d ; cleansing thc s tomach and bowels , aud e v e n thc blood. In small d o s e s o f one pill a day, they st imulate tl ie d iges t ive organs aud promote vig-orous health.

AYKR'S RII.I.8 have been known for more than a quarter of a century, aud h a v e obtained a world-wide reputation for their virtues. They correct dis-eased acl iou in the several assimila-t ive organs of the body, and aro s o composed that obstruct ions withlu their range can rarely withstand or evade them. N o t only d o they euro the every-day complaints o f body, but also formidable and dangcr-cms diseases that have baffled thc best o f human skill . Whi le they produce powerful effects, they are, a t the same t ime , tho safest nnd best physic for children. Uy their aperient action they gripe much l e s s than the common purgatives , and never g ive pain

N. B.

HURRAH FOR BLAIN.

Dealer in

DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS.

S A T S

E C A T S cto O A F S ,

tl ie bowels arc not Inflamed. They reach thc vital fountains o f the blood, and s trengthen the system by freeing t t from the e lements o f weakness .

Adapted to all a g e s and condit ions In nil cl imates, containing neither calomel nor any deleterious drug, these P i l l s may lie taken wi th safety b y anybody. Their sugar-coating pre-serves them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take ; while belug purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.

r a E F A H E D OT

Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mat t . ,

I P n c U o a l a n d Ana l j r l l ea l C h a m l a t a .

soi.u u r ALL imraoisTs BVEUVWUEIUI.

Detroit a id Milvaikee Railroad

T h e O l a B e l l a b l e B o u t e t o a l t p o i n t *

B a a t a n d W e a t .

Trtloaletre Lowtll

OOINO EAST. Through Mail 11:44 a . u B r a n i n g E i p r e t t 5 :48 p. m Mixed to O w o n o 2.00 i - . n Through Fre igh t 1 : 0 0 r . tt

OOINO WEST. Sunday Night Mixed 7:36 a . « Through Fr*ight 6:00 i . u Night Expr*l t 5:40 a . m Through Mail 5:02 r . N Owot to Mixed 12:40 r x

V T b r o n g h t i c k e t ! t o t l l prlnclptlpolnla Ean1

or t t It t l tba eoDpto^'t office, Lowtll, Ltdttatnd 8mokl>t Ara on daytrtina. FallBtn'tSlteplagetra on tight trilni.

". K. CALLAWAY.

Carpetings and Oil Uoths,

NOTIONS, &C. NOTIONS, &C..

r .O.TA»T, Lowtll Agmt Aaat. Bae't . D t t r o l t . U i e b

Can't be mada by t f t r y tgenl t r t r y •atnth IntLt butlnela wefurnlib, t i . t

r w Ibtat wit ling to work can eaaily earn t l l t i t a d t y rlgbt In thrlrown loctllllta

H te t ao'room ta eipltln hart. Uoaidati pleaunl aa th ta i r tb la W t n t t and boys aod glrlt dt t t wtll a t a i t a . Wt *111 furniih yon t coaipltlt Ontl a i f r t t . TktbBtiatM ptya better tkan anything •lat. Wtwlllbatr t ip tna t ot t t a r l lngytn . I ' t r-tittlara frta. Wrllatndata. Ptrmtr t tnd mrclit im. tkt lr aoaatnd dtngUiga.tnd t i l Tlawea in nt e ra t r l ag work t l ktta.Vtiiould wrltt to nt t aaan t l l t boa t lk t work t t ouca. Now la tbe t in

• aa ' l d t l t y . fSdreai Ta ta A Co. Aitinalt, Utlte

FORiT Al LOWELL

M I L L S .

HATCH & CRAW.

CASH PAID

FOR WHEAT.

Flour, Feed &C., constan

on hand. We h a v e in operat ion one of

r A I R B A N K S *

HAY SCALES F o r the a c c o m m o d a t i o n of Iho p u b l i q

NOTIONS, &G.

Clot]n. im.g> lv<Ca.d.e t c

A N p WARRANTED TO PIT

t l i . t S i b tB

0 t : k , 0 f . G ^ d 6 a ' " a l w ? V • 1 , 0 f o u n , 1 F r e s L tt"d 0 « tl>o h e t t s t y l e , t h a t c a n b e s e l e c t e d l o r t h i s m a r k e t . P r i c e s a s lo*- a s a t O r a n d R a J i d I

or e l s e w h e r e . 1

Opposite Lowel l /Nat ional Bank, Lowell, Mioh.

N. B. BLAIN.

Covered Buggies, - - $100 to $200

Open Buggies, - - - 60 to 150

Platform Spring Wagons, - 100 to 135 S I D E B A R A N D S I D E S P R I N G W A G O N S .

Arthur Wood, 37 WAterloo St.

JOB WORE CHEAPER THAN EVER AT THE JOURNAL OFFICE.

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