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VOLUME XXIV. LOWELL, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12. la^H. NUMBER 15.

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t h e I c n g M t in I In- h u t o r y o f t h p N a t i o n .

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w o r k l n j i m e n . w h y d o n ' t o u r A m p r i c n n

l a b o r e m e m i g r a t e tc E n g l a n d ?

FARMKR L c t T has been t h e moul level-

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y e a n , a n d t h e p e o p l e r e g a r d h i m ns

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* p r o v e d 888. P r m i d e n t A r t h u r a p p r o v e d

738 p e n s i o n bi l ls , a l l t h a t pas sed C o n -

g re s s .

D f u i N ' i all t h e l i fe of t h e g o v e r n m e n t

u p t o IBM, t h e ve to p o w e r of t h e Pr i fli-

d e n t h a d been used b u t 75 t i m e s . C leve-

l a n d h a s used i t o v e r 400 t i m e s — m o s t l y

o n p e n s i o n bi l ls .

A U N I T E D S T A T E S S e n a t o r U t o h e

e l e c t e d t h i s w i n t e r . A R e p u b l i c a n sen-

a t e m a y st i l l he n o c e ^ a r y a f t e r elec-

t ion t o s a v e t h e c o u n t r y f r o m t h e f r e e

t r a d e b l i g h t . R e m e m b e r t h i s a n d vo te

f o r C a p t a i n J u d d f o r R e p r e s e n t a t i v e .

FORD'S l i t t l e s o n g : ( c o p y r i g h t e d by

t h e a u t h o r . A l l n g h t e r e s e r v e d . ) " F r e e

t r a d e i n wool w o u l d r a i s e t h e p r i c e of

t h e f a r m e r ' s woo l . F r e e t r d e in wool

w o u l d lesson t h e cos t ot t h e w o r k

i n g m a n ' s w o o l e n c l o t h i n g . "

I s n ' t i t e x c e e d i n g l y f u n n y ?

N o w w h a t can t h e d e m o c r a t s c l a i m

a» t h e i r i s s u e ? T h e r e p u b l i c a n s e n a t e

b i l l w o u l d " r e d u c e t h e s u r p l u s a n d t h e

w a s t a x e s " s u f f i c i e n t l y to s u i t e v e n t h e

w o r e t revenue r e f o r m h o w l e r . T h e

o n l y t h i n g l e f t t h e m to d o n o w is t o

o w n t h e c o r n a n d c o m e s q u a r e l y o u t f o r

B r i t i s h f r e e t r a d e a n d d e a t h t o A m e r i -

c a n w a u c s .

THE p r i n c i p a l di lTercncu b e t w e e n t h e

H i l l s fiill a n d t h e S e n a t e T a r i f l Bill is

t h a t t h e f o r m e r Is a BUI f a v o r i n g S o u t h -

e r n rice a n d s u g a r p r o d u c e r s a n d B r i t

i s h m a n u f u c t u r c r 8 , a n d t h e l a t t e r p r o t e c t s

t h e A m e r i c a n p r o d u c e r r e g a r d l e s s of

s e c t i o n , a n d t h e A m e r f c a n m a n u f a c t -

o r e r , w h i l e t e d u c i n g t h e s u r p l u s

A METHODIST m i n i s t e r i n I l l ino i s w h o

v o t e d f o u r y e a n a g o f o r S t . J o h n hue

r e t u r n e d t o t h e republican f o l d . S o m e

of t h e P r o h i b i t i o n i s t s a s k e d h i m t h a t

s t o c k po*or of t h e p a r t y : " D o n t y o u

i n t e n d t o v o t e a s v o u p r a y ? " H i s a n -

s w e r w a s : " Y e s , I sha l l vo te u s I p r a y ;

b u t I d o n ' t i n t e n d to d o a n y foo l i sh

p r a y i n g t h i s y e a r . "

FREE t r a d e w o u l d p l a c e t h e w a g e s of

l a b o r i n g m e n o n a p l a n e w i t h t h o s e of

t h e p o o r l y - p a i d w o r k m e n of f o r e i g n

c o u n t r i e e . A m e r i c a n l a b o r e r s r e c e i v e

t h e h i g h e s t w a g e j i n t h e w o r l d . l a b o r -

i n g m e n , w h i c h wi l l y o u d o , v o t e f o r M .

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d a i l y b r e a d , o r v o t e f o r B e l k n a p a n d t h e

r e p u b l i c a n t i c k e t a n d r e t a i n y o u r p re s -

e n t w a g e s ? Y o u a r e a s k e d b y t h e d e m -

o c r a c y to e x c h a n g e a c e r t a i n t y fo r a

poea ib l l i ty , a f a c t f o r a t h e o r y . C a n

o n e of y o u a i f o r d t o d o i t ?

HAD i t n o t b e e n f o r t h e vo t e s o f

S o u t h e r n B r i g a d i e r s a n d s o m e N o r t h e r n

D e m o c r a t s (Fo rd a m o n g t h e m ) t h e s u r -

p l u s m i g h t h a v e been r e d u c e d s o m e

t w e n t y m d l i o n s b y t h e refunding of t h e

S t a t e w a r t a x e s . M i c h i g a n , a l o n g w i t h

m a n y o t h e r l o y a l s t a t e s , p a i d t h i s t a x t o

h e l p s a r e t h e u n i o n , a n d is j u s t l y e n -

t i t l e d t o b e i n g r e - e m b u r s e d , b u t F o l d

v o t e d a g a i n s t t h e i n t e r e s t s of h i s o w n

S t a t e o n t h i s m e a s u r e , a s u s u a l . Be l -

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

o w n s t a t e a n d h o m e ; h a d i d It o n c e

o t n o n g s h o t a n d she l l , a n d ho w i l l d o I t

i n C o n g r e s s too, w h e n h e g e t s t h e r e .

"PROTECTION" i s t h e s a n c t i o n w h i c h l a w g i v e s t h e riob m a n t o t a k e ha l f t h e w a g e s of t h e p o o r m a n . " P r o t e c i i u n ' is t h e p i i v i l e g u w h i c h t h e l aw ^ h e s t h e r i c h n a n o t d i s c a r d i n g A m e r i c a n l a b o r a n d n h s t i t u u u f f t h e w o r s t a n d m u s t d e -g r a d e d e l e m e n t s of E u r o p e a n l abo r . " P r o t e c t i o n " is t h e t a x i n g of s i x t y - o n e m U l i o u s e v e n h u n d r e d t h o u s a n d peop le f o r t h e b e u e h t o f t h r e e b u m l n - d t h o u -s a n d A a f a u f b c t u r e r s " P r o t e c t i o n " is t h e " f a t " w h i c h g r e a s e s t h e po l i t i c a l m a c h i n e r y of l i e p u h h o a n bood le r s . " P r o t e c t i o n " is a n a l l i a n c e b e t w e e n f r a u d a u d po l i t i c a l u o i r u p t i o n . — O r o m f JUtpid* Democrat.

A n d y e t t h i s s a m e p a p e r h a s been a l l

a l o n g t r y i n g t o c o n v i n c e p e o p l e t h a t

n e i t h e r i t n o r t h e D e m o c r a t i c i n r t y a n t

f o r f r e j t r a d e , b u t t h a t t h o j w a n t e d a

" t a r i f l f o r r e v e n u e o n l y , " w i t h inoi-

d e n t a i p r o t e c t i o n . W o u l d a n y r a t i o n a l

b e i n g rail a t h i n g t h e y c o u r t e d , or e v e n

t o l e r a t e d , s u c h p e t n a m e s a s t h e above?

N o t y e r y l i k e l y . N e i t h e r does t h e Dtm-

ocrat. T h e r e is n o d i s g u i s i n g t h e f a c t

t h a t t h e D e m o c r a t i c p a r t y , s ou l , b o d y

a n d b r e e c h e s , is f o r f r e e t r a d e .

K U I x t b y au K<plu>Ion.

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E i e t e l t & Go's m a c h i n e s h o p o n Mill

s t r a e l b u r e t t h m m o r n i n g a t 0 o ' c lock i n -

s t a h i l y k i l l i n g O u s W a r n e r , w h o s e b u s i -

n e s s i t w a a t o g e t u p s t e a m . H i s b o d y w a s h o t r i b l y m a n g l e d a n d s c a l d e d .

T h e b u i l d i n g p r e s e u t a a d e m o l i s h e d a p -p e a r a n c e . A b o u t hal f o f t h e b i g b r i c k a n n e x Is a t o t a l w r e c k . T h e roof w a s b l o w n c o m p l e t e l y off. T h e e n g i n o . s h a f t -

b r i c k wal l s , t i m b e r a n l m a c h i n e r y w e r e p i led in a o o u f u s o d m a s s .

L o w w a t e r is s u p p o s e d to h a v e been t h e a t p s ^ of e x p l o s i o u . Loss , 12,000. N o

B t p n b l l e u i M E E U D G .

T h i s ( F r i d a y ) e v e n i n g , H o n . N . A .

E a r l s a n d Cape . B e l k n a p , of U r a n d B a p -

i d s , w i l l a d d r e s s a R e p u b l i c a n r a l ly a t

M u s i c H a l l . A l l R e p u b l i c a n s a r e re-

q u e s t e d t o m a r c h to t h e d e p o t to e sco r t t i - e m o v e r t o w n . M e e t a t t h e D a v i s H o u s e a t 8)46.

A Retycol lcon po le r a i s i n g wil l be he ld a t A l t o n n e x t T u e s d a y a f t e r n o o n , w i t h rfbeanmg i n t h e a f t e r n o o n a n d e v e n i n g . G o o d s p e a k e r s , C a p t . J u d d a m o n g t h e m , wi l l b e p r a o n t .

W I N P A N D W A V E .

L a k e M l r h l t m n ' s F u r y C n u s o s M a n y W r e c k s Of V o s o o l a .

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Wl<l"«pr»«il Kiiln—Other IHMUUrs.

STOHM IIS I.AKR MirniOA*. B i x i i . t c , M ch. , Oct a — T h e r e h a s b e e a

a t e r r l b l o s to rm rupliiE here since e a r l y Mortd.iy ovrnlnif. At 7 o'clock Monday nlRht the hfa- iavhif i c rew f rom Hand llcacti RturU-il out, unit nt II |i. m. t hey rescued a c r e w of t lx men and one woman f rom the burjjo Si. Clair . They went seen no Win K t h i s place nt 7 o'clock a. m., and every thlnif ws* m a d e ready for the i r help. As trie boat passed I h o r n d o f the dock the cap ta in round«d h e r up to comn up to tliv dock. J u s t as he did so u h ich b r eake r s t ruck t h e boat , t u rn ing hi-r completely over. E v e r y one expected her l<. r lgbt attain, b a t s h e failed to do so. The en t i r e c r o w belonifiiiK to the boat reaohed shore , tow-ing two of the o t h e r c r o w wl tn thorn. T h e remainder , fou r men and one woman w e r e drowned near t ha shnro. The n a m e s of t h e lost an t : Cap ta ia C. U. Jonea, of Hoy 'Ci ty; Hen ry Andcrsnn . of AiMtra l la ; Oeorgo McFarlane, of Cleve land; Thomas F e r t a w , of Bay City, lif thcao thruc w e r e sai lors . T h e woman w a s J u l i a O r e c n w r e n t h . of HebewainK, t h e cook The rescued a re : Maurice Mi-Ken. a. of Bay C i t y ; John Rosa, of De t ro i t The b-oiles of tho d r o w n e d . b a r e not vol been recovered .

DDLCTII. .Minn., t»ci. ; l—Repor t s f r o m Monday u l g h t ' t s t o r m show t h a t wids-s p r e s d (lUn-i>T was w r o u g h t Many ves-sels w s r e wrecked , nr -ny m o r e a re miss-ing, and snvcrai fa la l l t ics h.ivo been re-ported.

P O R T HOI-K. M i c h . , O c t 3 . — T h e s c h o o n e r

F o i e s U r of I 'o r l Huron p a r t e d her l ines nad wan t to plec. s a t Ur inds tuue Ci ty Monday n igh t . No lives w e r e l o s t

UOIXASII, Mich., O c t 3,—Tho s team-barge repor led wrecked Monday p roves to have been tho II. V K ce. of Michigan City, laden w i t h liOU.'XM fee t of lumhur . She is a total loaa. Tho Cii icigo s t e a m e r Aus t ra l i a rni>orted a<bnru bero has gone down, a total loss.

ORNEVS, Oct. 4.—Tho Hlver I thone has oversowed IN banks mid rallroatl trafl lo be tween ( l eneva and Lyons has been s topped In cunsequcnce , the t r a c k s being lubmergei l f o r miles. The town ol P a y e r n e Is Inundated and s e v e n l persons have been drowned a t beyssol . T h e i lykes a t P a y e r n e a rc b roken ami liio p la ins a r e one vas t lako

LONDON, Oct . Many faml l lea h a v e been r o n d o r o l homeless by e x t e n s i v e floods lo tho region of tlie A l p t and tho J u r a .

LONDON, Oct. 0.—Violent s t o r m s have prevailed on t h e Nor th sea. Keveral flsh-lag smacks which have a r r i v e d a i Kngl lsh por ts ruport a loss of s por t ion of t h e i r c rows who w e r e washed overboard .

To rnrcliKae CaiiHila. N i w Yorn, Oct. A. Tho Sun ' i Washing-

ton cor respundent t- ' legraplis ' h a t In an Interview lu»t n i g h t Sena to r Morgan con-flnned the r u m e r tha t a resolut ion has been Introduced in tlie Kenate Commi t t ee on Fore gn RoUition') looking to t h e pup-chaso of Cano-la by the Uni ted Sta tus , The comuiil tee has taken no act ion on t h e proposition ami does not seem to look upon i t with f a v o r . Kunolor Blair was t h e a u t b o r of the resolution. I t proposes to Invi te Canada to bevomo a S t a t e in tho Union, the Uni ted S ta tes t o a s s u m e t h e Canadian Iqedb tednes s of {8ii0.000.aoa

OTTAWA, O n t , Oct. 7 - S l o w l y but su ro ly public in teres t f r o m ono end of tho Uomln-loa to tbo o t h e r Is being a rou-ed over thu talk of annex ing Canada to the Uni ted States . Ten y e a r s ago t h e pro|>ositlon would have been regardod a s t rousonablo hero, but t h e r e has been a marked change , even in the p a u twelve months . Tho an-noxation qucsUon promises to d w a r f ail o ther pol i t ical mat te rs . I t is p rac t i ca l ly the sole toplo of conversa t ion o n the i t r ee U.

T h e T r i n p e r s n e e Cause, New YORK, October 4 — T h o National

Woman ' s Chr is t ian Temperance Union will hold 1U n r t een th annua l m e e t i n g In '.he Metropolitan Opera-Houso in t h i s ci ty f rom October 1!) to 33 inc lus ive . Miss Francos K. Wl l la rd , prosldont of tho so-oiety, will de l ive r lha annua l addres s , and Oeneral Clinton B Fisk, M n . Mary T. Burt, Mrs. Mary A L ve rmnre , Mrs. Klltabeth Thompson. Mrs. Mary H. Hun t s n d ' o t h e r s will siienk. and Miss Kl l tabe th W. Greenwood, of Brooklyn, will p reach tho annua l sermon.

T h e Callurn R e c o r d . N B W Y O H K . O c t 7 . — R . O . D u n & C o . ,

j a y : It Js encou r ag ing t h a t whi le t h e num-ber of f a i l u r e s is largo, tho u ioonn t of l labli l t ioi fo r t h e th . rd q u u r l u r of t h e year shows a g rea t decrease, f rom 175,022,-JOfl las t y e a r to f i i , 114,i>t fo r t h e q u a r t e r | u s t ended. Bus iness l a l l u re s d u r i n g tho las t s svsn days number , f u r t b o Uni ted States, 184; Canada, 37; to ta l , 2 U ; a s com-pared wi th 230 A s t week ond 812 f o r tbo sor respondlng week of las t yea r . •

B r a i e s r u u l s h a d . B c m t o , N. Y . , O c t i — O e o r g e La

Blanche, J o h n Leslie, Wil l iam Baker and John Floss wnro conviclod of n id ing and abet t ing tho p n o - f t g h t betwnun Uat t iu Leslie and Alice v a r y ' Ln Bianobe and Floss were sen ten cod to t h r e e months , Leslie and Baker to six m o u t h s a t hard labor. Uat t io Losilo was discbargei l and Ibo ind iuuuen t agulns t A'.icc Leary w a s dismissed.

A Ooniple t r huocaas. P O R T L A N D , M A , O c t 5 . — A l o n g - d l s t a n o e

le lephoae commuol fa t ion was success fu l ly acoompli ihed Tuesday be twusn Por t l and m d Philndolpbia . via Boston, P rov ldunce t n d Now York. Provldenco w o r k s a s dls-llnct as any s h o r t d i s t a n c o linn; Now Y o r k •julte d e a r ; Pb i i sde lpb ia more mufllcd. These connect ions will bo p e n n a n c n t

I ' a r l l aansh lp Hem u n r r d . D r s MOINES, la. , O c t 5 — A f t e r a aplr l tod

Al icuulon tbo Iowa W. C. T. U. at noon adopted, by an o v e r w h e l m i n g ma j o r i t y , a a s m o r l a l l i l t terly denounc ing the pa r t i san-tb ip displayud by thu Nut ioual W. C. T. U. Mrs. J . Kilun Fouler pres ided.

Knon i ious Whimt Trarisact loi is . NRW YOIIK, O u t t l—Tho w h e a t t rans-

act ions on tho Produce K i u h a n g d d u r i n g las t week were unpr rcodon ted in i ts h is-tory. O v u r 'JI.OOO.OUO bushe ls nhunginl hands. T h i s Is four t imes the qua- i l l ty c t the visible supply of t h " UnlUi I S t a l e s

H u r t by HO Kspluslon. Ci.r.vri.AKn, O., Hot. ti - A turr l l lo ex

plosion of nociimulutM gus occurred yes-t e rday l a t h e now wa te r worka tunne l in th i s city, nnd live men a c r e lo r r lb ly burned and were taken out In a dy ing con-dition.

T w o l l und r r i l Nat ives Kil led.

LONUON, O c t 7 . - A dlspnich f rom Ind ia s ta tes t h a t a p r i m i t i v e exped i t ion of Brl t -inh rroopa in lo Siriil.i miguged thu na l lvos wi th n los t of '.'ll lo H o f o r n - i u l i b u lat-to r .ii.il T ih. . a ' l nc .- oa r ly .

T a k e Not i ce . All p a r t ice o w i n g a c c o u n t s c o n t r a c t e d

a t a n r t i m e d a r i n g t h e p a s t t w o y e a r n will And t h e i r a c c o u n t s w i t h E . A. S u n -dfcriin. A n i m m e d i a t e s e t t l e m e n t ia de -H i r e d . G B O R O E T . H O W A R D .

LEV / P. M O r t T O N ' S L E T T E R .

II* A c r r p l s I lie Hrpubl leao N o m l n s t l o a f . r Vlce-I ' r ra ldant .

NBW YI.KK. O c t 8 . - M r Morton 's Int ter acccptlng the Republican nouiinatloa fo r the Vice prcsi lency was made public yea-terd.iy. He see* hut ono real i ssue in t h e campaign, and tha t is the tar i ff , and he tbormigb ly and be n ' h commi t s bimsaif lo thn pulley marxed out by t h e Nat ional p la t form. U e s a r s i

"The Kepaiil can platform r r r o g n l f s tbs nec'«»lly of rsdu.- IIK the n ve.iue. bat dsolsrns

I tha t this reilo.'-.ioa mast not be made at lha j expense ol Amer can lodastnes and ot AmT-: Iran labor. The Amoncin peoolc have rnjored | ins protoctrv* sjrstsm for«lonir penoil. snd ths

result Is that for more iban a i|Uarl<'rof a c«nV-1 ury they n»»e i ra l <IM1 a Jeures of Industrtal

ami flnsni-mi p i m ^ r i l y unprecedented la Ihls I country snd never n j : j | td In any otber. Ad-Imlltlnir thai the prevent isrllf by lapse ol time land the lar»» expansoa of trade which i it ba , •timu aied n- edi revls on. Is It not wiser | nnc\ mor- pair o e lo revise 1 wlih a careful i rauard lo the lut r»»to: proiectlon than With

the purpose of I ^ ieaing Us protective feat-ures? For mysel . I do not het late lo doclsie tba t frui'i loi x i b ' ration I am so unwaver-ing tr ena ol the |<rolective sy«lflm. To tbs men who earn their br ad by ih-t »w»st of tbalr brow tlie difl-'ro CO betweca 'lo: two aystems Is that of nar.-uwinR rhHOco« on lbs one haad sad exmndmg opportunit e» on lbs other, r r e e trade woald ope.. America to competltloa with the whole world. Protection re jenma Amer C k for Amcrlraus, p. it.re and auopted."

Ja closing Mr. Morion says; " I t is for lha American pci p'.u to develop and cultivate tbs eontinent to wh'cb In lbs providence el Ood they have lahen heir-. T. cy should adopt a policy which look- ,ie.,.illy to tii s great end. Wnh no s p i r t ol nnr ownex .uward other peo-l le, bu t -a ther In tne bivb'At Int-rr t t of all, they should n id qadcr tnoir own fla^ a Held of ImlUess advance In th r d nsctlou o f t b s l n provtm nr. the pro«reniy and the bapplaesa i t man."

T H E S E N A ' E T . . R I F F BILU

It Makes a Iteil i ir t lon of U s e r >70.000,• OtIO HI tlie I t svaause .

WAaniNOToN. Oct. 4.—Senator Allison, f r o m tho Cummit t e on Flnaaoe , re-por ted back the llouso Tariff bill w i t h an amendment in the n a t u r e of a s u b s t i t u t e It was p l . ccd on t h e ca lendar and unlcred to bo p r in ted . Accord ing to the e s t i m a t e s made by the commit tco. i h t bill providos f o r a total rc luct on - f i ih-ut J7r>.0iy),000, made •op spprox ima tc iy as fol lows; Sugar , <27, iSftuW; f r e e list, l a M i iHK); tobacco (In-te rna l revei iuo) , f.'4.n0ii,iW0; alcohol In t h e a m , t7.00.(>«i. o tber reduc t ions In cus-t o m s »8,«».«»>

The bill ombodl ' js au en t i r e rev is ion of the tarllf s c l i c d u l o and the a n m i n i s t r a t l v e f e a t u r e s of tbo presen t law proposing tho rc-ci iactment of ail such f e a t -urcs as iu t h u o i laion of thpTnajor i tyof t b e uommit leu l u c b t pot t<> be c h u n g e i Tho f r e e l ist in tbit Senate bill is very s t ior t compared wi th t h a t of t n e Mills MIL Amung its in-tst impor tan t i t umi a r e cur -ran t s , Jutv and o ther m a n u f a c t u r e d flbrous subsf m c e s and ^ r a - s o s c r u d e opium and cer ta in chomicals . The cut on s u g a r du t i es is f a r below t. ift n ude in t h e Mills bilL Tho d u t i e s on wuol and manufoc t -uros of wool a re raised somewhat In n e a r l y ail the turns of the sched-ule. Tho schedule of meta l s Is s l ight ly -lowerod. Tbo r a t e s on eu r thon-waru uud ^ load Wart a r e also s l igh t ly re-dnced. Alcohol to b e used in t h e Indus-t r i a l a r t s Is reUerod f r o m t h e paymen t of o n In te rna l revenue tax , and provis ions a r e made fo r bonded w a r e h o n s e s and o t b e r g n a r d s a g a l u U f raud . Tho tubucco tuxes a re ma nly wipud out wi th t h e excep t ion of t a x e s on c iga rs , o h e r n o t s u n d uigarot tos .

ON STARVATION'S BRINK.

A Tur r lb le Hlnry at Ueat l tut lon IP U a m -sey Cnantjr . D. T — A o Urgen t Appeal lor l l a lp . ST. PACI, Minn.. t ) c t ft—A horr ib le

s to ry of widespread des i i tu t ion comes f r o m Ramsey Comity. 1) T , w h e r e the e n t i r e population is on Ihn b r ink of s t a rva l inn . Mayor SMITTI bus received un appeal • Igned by couuly ofncinis and prumii icut c i t izens of Ramsey. u rg i i iK tbe i<eople of H t P a u l to t a k o s teps at uncn to a l levia te t h e d i s t r e s s ox ls t lng in t lm county. Tbo appeal for aid Is accompanied by a sU.lenient to thn e f fec t t b a t recen t f r o s t s des t royed tb rna ' i nds of bushe ls of w h e a t and l e f t des l l lu tu t h e res iden t s of all b u t ono of tbi* towuali lps in tho county . Appllcatii n has been made to the county au thor i t i e s fo r assis tance, b u t it ha s been discovered t h a t the w a n t is no g r e a t t h a t it would flimnciiilly ru iu tbo county to a t -t e m p t to a l lev ia te i t

STREET-CAH E M P L O Y - 8 S T R I K E .

Kiiforcod Prdenl r lanlani on t h o Nor th a n d U'rni Sides of t 'h lcago .

CIIICAOO, Oct . ft—Tbo conductors , dr iv-e r s t n d g r paicn of tlie Nor th Chicago S t ree t Railro.id Company, o v e r a w in num-ber , s t r uck tliis morn ng. Tho men a s k for a revision of thu h o u r s of labor, and the es tab l i shment ef the fol lowing scale of p r i ce s ; Hurso-car men, 31 cents per h o u r ; t rai l-cur men, 2:1 cen t s ; g r ip -ca r mon, 37 cents.

Cui i aoo, O c t t U - T b e Wes t - s ide s t ree t -ca r d r i v e r s and couduc lo re qu i t w o r k t h i s morn ing o n t of sympa thy w i t h tbo Nnrib> s ide s t r i ke r s . Tney claim t h a t aa t ha l ines on which they a i e employed a r e unde r control of Mr. Y e r k e s , they f e a r a reduction In wagea should tho l a t t e r b e success fu l In bis t roub le auross t h e r lvo r .

H a r d Words for Krauro. BRRI.IS, Oct . fi - R e f e r r i n g to the Prench

immlgra t iou decree tho JVortll (Irrnuin Oa-2<IU advises ( iu rmaus nut to live in F r a n c a It a d d s i " E v e r y U e n n a n w h o crosaex tho French f r o n t i e r will u n d e r s t a n d t b a t ho bus removed f rom • ul luru to ba rba r i sm, and l.e has no r igh t to compla in If be comcs into d i sagreeab la contac t w i t h Na-t ional cus tu ius an i i u s i l uu t s . "

A D R U G G I S T 8 A Y H .

I Marv in C. B r o w n , D r u g g i s t , M e r e d i t h I V i l l a g e , N. H . , s a y s : I h a v e Bold y o u r | S u l p h u r Bi t i e ra fo r y e a r s , a n d , c o n t r a r y i t o moa t med ic ineb , I n e v e r wild a b o t t l e j to anyom.- w h o nnid i t d i d n o t h e l p

t h o r n . T h e y en red m e of t h o s e t e r r i b l e ' l i ck hea i lac l ies w h e n e v e r y o i h o r r o m e | d i e la i le t l .

CM ! IAL NEWS.

A D a l l y S y n o p ^ i a o r E v e n t s In t h e

£ o n ii t o u n d H u u . s u .

4 UIU Re la t i ng to ft.lertur«' rer t l f l rmlea l)lseu«4eil In t h e ^pi.nte —l.ittla

Work llo.ie In Hie f l o a t * - O t h e r Mutes.

SRTATR.

WA«nrNOTON. Oct 3 — T h e bill appropr i -t t i a g tl0J.uJU to aid m a yellow f u v r r su f -f e r e r s was pa>sed in t b s Seu te ye s t e rday . A resolut ion was adopted au tbo r i t i n i Mr. Ba le ' s CominitiCo ou Civll-Surviuo R e f o r m •o con t inue i ts M-.-slons d u r i n g tho recess . A resolution w a s in t roduced n i i u e - t i a g ;he P res iden t to uegoiiaU) t r ea t i e s w i t h t h s Oovcrnments of Eng land und Mexico f u r tho exoiuMon of Chiueso laborers f r o m Hie North American con t inen t aud fur t h e prevent ion i f thei r e n t r a n c e la to t h e United S u t e a .

WASHINUTON, O c t 4.—A bill was Intro-luced in the Sena te y e s t e r d a y providing •.hat t h e cer t i f lca lus und l i s t s of votes fo r P r e s iden t und Vice-Pres den t sha l l lie for-warded to tho Sonatu a f t e r tho second Monday In J a n u a r y on which t h e e lec tors thall g ive the i r v o l e \ S e n a t o r All ison ( I M repor t ed a s u b s t i t u t e f'.-r the Mills ra r l f f bill, which was placed on the culon-i a r and ordered to be p r i n t e i . Sena to r 3be rmau l O ) , in ipea i t lug on tho bill, i a U It rcntnlnci l a posi t ive, unquos-t lonable reduction nf revenues to the ex t en t of m.OM.UOO; t h a t it j n l a r g o J tbo f r e e l ist by add-ing It to cer tn n a r t ic les which could not be produced In t h i s o u n t r y , und t h a t t h e r e was n o t a s ingle item In t h e bill which dls-er tmlnated b o t w e j n sec t ions of ths coun-t ry , In si-caking on th-> c h a r g e t h a t Gov-e rnment offlci ils bud been cal led upon fo r sampuign c -mtr ibu t ions S e n a t o r Hawley (Conn.) suid t h a t If It was t r u e t h a t Mr. Cleveland luul sen t *10,000 to a pol i t ical ; o m m i t t e e he bad commit ted « cr ime pun-ishable by fine or by I m p r l s n n m e n t o r both .

WASHiNQtoN, Oct 6. - I n the Sena te yos-te rday tho bill relating to t h e ol a s . id ca-tion of post '0ne.es and u- l jus t ing p i s t m o s . tors ' sa la r ies was U k e n u p and passed, r b e m a j o r i t y and minor i ty r epo r t s on t h s Tariff bill w e r e snhmlt tod a n d o rde red pr inted. A d j o u r n e d t o t h e 8th.

WASHINGTON, O c t ft—In tho S e n a t e yes te rday Sena to r Al l ison opened t h e de-ba te on t h e S e n a t e Tar i f f b i l l An a t t e m p t was m a d e to l imit tbo discussion to t e n Jays , bnt the luw;k S e n a t o r r e f u s e d to eon-t e n t On comparing t b o t w o bills Mr Al-lison sal I t h a t tho Sona to bill w a s a c l ea r snd d i s t inc t measu re of pro tec t ion to Amer ican Industr ies , whi le t h e House bill was a long s t ep In t h e d i r ec t ion of f r e e t rade. Mr. Vance (N. U.) spoke InopposV-Uon to t h e b i l l

T B I H O V ! «

I WAsHiNnTo* O c t a — I n tho House yes-t e r d a y t ha Sena te bill a l lowing pe r sons who have abandoned or re l inquished t h e i r homesUsad ou t r i e s to make o ther e n t r i e s was passed.

WASHINUTON. O c t 4.—Among the bil ls | passed yos t e r d a y w e r e S e n a t e bill f o r the | a s tab l l sbment of the L-ncoln land d i s t r i c t j of New Mexico, and S e n a t e bill g run t i ng l b s r i g h t of w.iy lo t h e PunsacoU & Mcm-

1 phis Railroad Cuinpany th rough tho publ ic , Unds In Klorida, Miasisai,;pi, A labama and 1 Tennossen, and t h r u u g . t h e m.val and mi l i ta ry reservations nu ir Punnaco'.a. The confcronce report on t i io bill f u r the reliuf of the s u r v i v o r s of t h e wreck uf thn CnlU-d S t a t e s s t eamer TalutMusa, was agreed to.

WASHINOTON, O c t 8.—In tbo House yes -t e rday tho t ime was uccdpied In d i scuss ing the con fe r ence r epo r t on t h o Deficiency bill, and tho report was re jec ted ,

WASHINOTON, O c t ft—In t h e House yes -t e rday a commit tee w a s appointed to in-ves t i ga t e tho work done on thu Washiug-tuu aqueduc t tnnnel . The bill approprW at lngt l&V&O for complet ing t h e improve-men t and d n d ?lng of the S t Clair Hats l | i ip canal was rep i r ted . At t h e even ing session twenty-seven p r i v a t e pension bil ls were passed. A d j o u r n e d to t h e Slh.

WASRINUTON, O c t »!.—In t .e Honse yes-t e r d a y a bill upp ropr l a t ing :&j0;ix)0 to Bi tabl l sh camps for ye l low f e v e r r e fugees was favorab ly reported. A blil was passed to cons t i tu te Lincoln, Heb., a port of de-l ive ry .

OTBRB KOTKA

WAsniNOTON. O c t 8 —The Commissioner of t h e General Lund O B r e in bis r e p o r t says t h a t d u r i n g thu p a s t fiscal y e a r 8,050.-lUt ac re s of land were conveyed or pa ten ted f r o m t h e O o v e r n m e u t

W A S U I N O T O N , O c t 9 . — D u r i n g t h e e x -

pired ulue months of tbo p r e s e n t y e a r the ooluage of guld a t tbo m nts w a s PJ4,01S.-N.H, and tho t o U l s i lve r coiqago was 153,-9B7,6S0.

W A S U I N O T O N , O c t 0 . — C h i e f - J u s t c e

Ful l e r has t a k e n h is oa th of offlco and as-sumed t h e ac t ive dnt loa of t h e position.

F l o u r l i n ing N k y w a n t

MIN.NIAPOI.IS, Minn., O c t 4.—The mil lers hero have advanced the p r i ce of Hour t w o dol la rs a bar re l d u r i n g the las t two months and a r o cont iuulng to buuat tbo price t e n cents a day. Two muntha ugo t lour sold fo r <4. IS to <4 40, to-day it Is worth *6.15 to IQ.40, aud 11 is prndioted t h a t it will reach 110 before t h e wlu to r Is over.

- Agreed to Die T o g e t h e r . VIENNA, O c t 7.—Two s tuden t s , be ing

hopelessly ornburrassed Ouaiiclally, sho t thomsclvps dead by mutua l ugreomunt In thu s u b u r b s of tbo city. Noi thcr uf t hem hail ava i l ab le asse t s and both reso lved to dio r a t h o r t han face the i r c red i tors .

Knforced IdUness .

B u o o r a r N , N. Y., O c t 4 .—Purmiant to t h e o rde r issued by P re s iden t Havemeyer , of tbo suga r t rus t , t h e two la rgo s u g a r re-flnorics of tho firm of DeCas t ro & Donne r w e r e closed down y e s t e r d a y a t noon and 1,000 mon w e r e th rown o u t of work .

A n o t h e r l l lgNwIndla In New York. N B W Y O R K , O c t 7 . — T h o d l s a p p o a r a n c e

of W. U. I n g h a m f r o m t h i s c i ty has b rough t to l ight a specula t ive s w i n d l i n g schumo of h is by wlilch thousands of peo-ple bave Mton robbed in t h e a g g r e g a t e of 1100,000.

Url lons Win . LONDON, Oct. 5.—Dispatches f r o m I n d i a

s t a t e t h a t t h e R n j a b of S lkkim has su r -rendered and the Br i t i sh have occupied Tumioj i i -. t n • rnul ta l of S lkk im

N o t i c e .

T h o b o o k s of a c c o u u t of M l t c h e t l ' s grocor j - a r e in t h e h n n d s of 8 . P . H i c k s f o r r o l l c c t l o n . P a r t i e s o w i n g o n i u l d liuoliH n r e h e r e b y no t i f i ed to s e t t l e t h e i r a c c o u n t s w i t h h i m .

O L N E Y . S H I K M W & C o .

O w n e r s of s a i d b o o k s .

W h e n y o u n e e d n g o o d , s a f e l a x a t i v e , a s k y o u r d r u g g i s t f o r a b o x of A y e r ' s P i l l s , u n d you wi l l f ind t h e y g i v e p e r -f e c t Hat isfacl ion. F o r i n d i g e s t i o n , t o r -pid l iver , a u d s ick h e a d a c h e t h e r e is n o t h i n g juue r io r . L e a d i n g p h y s i c i c i a n s r p c i i m m c a d t h e m .

A H O O S I E R ' 3 T E R R I B L E C H I M E .

l i e Kills Mia Mother . II a I'l^li-r-HlBier, Seta tl ie U O I I M nm Virr ani l I 'unimlla Halelde. INDIANAPOIXS, I n d , O c t ll - W l e f r s m o

dwell ing of N B Wade, ocruplnd hy Mr«. Sarah Hoggins, h is motiiur, and Mr*. Mar tha Cates , wos discovereil on lire at Knlghtn town ear ly Monday morn ing A f t e r b reak ing open t h e door Mr W ulo was found tmcunscioDs ar h is m o t h e r ' s bed. Ho was t aken su t . but died In a f ew minutes. His mollrnr was dc id ItofoM takeo o u t Mrs. Catn* was not found un-til h e r legs ami a m . were burned off She d ied in a shor t lliuc. A shoe-ki i i fs cor -e n d wi th hloo'l and a bot t le of par is g reen was taken f rum Wado's po<'knt, and the In d ica t inna a r e tha i he murdered I l.e two woman and commit ted nr d u e a f r e r set-t i n g firs to the bouse, tliu luaU.nony lM-fore t h e coroner t end ing tn subsia i i t la ln this theory . Mrs. C i l e i wa« t h e w i d w o f a soldier . She resided wi th Mrs. Hoggins, w h o had reared h e r f rom childhood. Iu 1S70 Mrs .Cates wusg ren tO i l l l ^n i i i r r iMrage ot jiensiou and a regular l ena on of t in a month. Wade Illegally a ' s n m e d her g u a r d i a n s h i p und a p p r o r r utcd t h e money to his own credi t . Recent ly she com-plained to the Oruud Army p-Jst of her t r e a t m e n t by Wade A legal gua rd ian was app ' i n t cd , and it was found tha i Wade bad appropr ia ted 12,>0 of her money. Y e s t e r d a y Wado would have been com-pelled to account fur t h e m nev, and It is p resumed he had ia-eu bru d lug o v e r the m a ' . u r ao much t h a t he became pa r t ly in-sane . wen t to Lis mother ' s house Sunday n ight , and a f t e r InlllcUtig fa ta l wounds on Mrs. Cates se t fire lo the hou-e, look pa r t s g reen and t h r e w h mself into t n e fiamcv

T H E E A S E - B A L L H E C 3 R D .

Stand ing of t h e I ' r inclpal OrgaDiaallona fo r t h e Week Kndeil Oct her 5.

The fol lowing tables show run poa.l ions occupied by t h e c .ubs iu the va r ious pro-fessional b ise-ball urgnnizat ions ;

LKAGCB. J'lavl,' IIon. I L04'. New York. Chlcavo..., ,

Pblladelpbia Boston Pitts burg h WcshlnBlon.... Ind anapolls.. . .

W L S T S B H

i * u i rw n n T3 :s

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AMRRICAH. i k i

r DesMoines... ; - a « I iS t t/iu • . . . . iCW •'.« Kansaa City. jTiUl' n*! Itn-iKlyn . . . iTSC W S t Paul tnllnl.ai ; Athletic . . . 71 'Hi 106 Omaha ST Sui .•i.-j'Cmcint.atl.. .TTtl .iOI Milwaukee... i ^ 'm <Hi; t l i iumore . . s i 7; ia! Chicago »ii7l . » i Clevelaud ivTll toi Sioux City.. t7ll9. M iLoui«*ill- .1 U Mi Darenpo.-t.. ..;.il|,'l|.'.-iSi.Kaniii« 11 i r , .• r.', u l

N i w YORK. O c t 5.—By d e f e a t i n g the Chicago club yus te rday ihe New York team wins t h e .National League p d n n a n t The s co re w a s I to u The fol lowing sched-u le has beeu a r r anged tor tbu wor ld ' s champtonsh ip games be tween the New Y o r k s and the S t Louis Browne, of tne Amer ican Associa t ion: At New York. October 10; Boston, October 17; Sow York, October 18; Breoklyn, O c t o l e r 10; New York, October 30; Phi lade lphia , October 13; S t Louis, Oc tuber A 31 '.7.

T H E FEVER AT JACKSONVILLE.

Maw Case. , 50) Dea ths . 4 - N o More Aid Naadad by t h e Maauus.

JACX8IINVII.L«, Fla . , O c t 9.—The w e a t h e r w a s c lear and cool e x c e p t a t midday, when the m e r c u r y rose above 80. The oOlfial bu l le t in fo l lows; N e w cases, 00; dea ths , 4 ; t o t a l cases to d a t e (corrected) a,'An; to ta l dea ths , 285.

T b e Masonic f r a t e r n i t y In F lo r ida l i a \ Issued a c i r cu la r to t h e Masonic f r a t e r n i t y of t b e Uni ted Stu tes , announc ing t h a t the i r p r e s e n t and f u t u r e necess i t i e s arl-dng f rom tho p reva lence of ye l low f e v e r a ro fu l ly Mipplled, and r e q u e s t i n g - t h a i no f u r t h e r con t r ibu t ions be f o r w a r d e d .

Tho con t r ibu t ions reportisl y e s t e r d a y amount to near ly fcR.UIM. This embrucos dona t ions of tbe las t t h r e e days .

H a r d x l l * l o r r s a c h .

PUILAIIRLI ' I I IA . O c t 4 . — I t w a s a n n o u n c e d

a t tho Phl ladeiph a llaptlHt Ahsoclatlan meet ing yes t e rday t h a t R ibnrt J . B u r . de t t e , thu buuiur ls l . had beeu l icensed t o preach by tho c h u r c h at L j w e r Marlon, Pa.

T h i r t y - f i v e l.aliorera Hur t . H A M M O N D . I n d . , O c t 5 — A C h i c a g o &

Atlan t ic work t ra in , hav ing on board abou t s ix ty I ta l ians , w a s run into by ano the r t r a in nea r th i s place yes t e rday , and t h i r t y -five of the laborers w.-re i n j u r e d .

Bla tnr lan l i ane rn l t ( . 'ongratula ted .

NBWPORT, R I., O c t b—Hun. Ueoru'u Banc ro f t , the h is tor ian , reached b is S t tb b i r thday Wednesiiay. He is in good heal th and received many cniU-ra as well aa numerous le t te rs and le lugrams uf ixm-gra tu la t ion .

Mr l juade Out nn Hall. N n w Y O R K , O c t . 5 — M e Q u s d e t h o o x -

a ldormnn whn hi>s been g unled a new t r i a l , was brought f r o m Sing King to th i s oily y e s t e n l a y aud wuS released on tJU.dUO b a l l

A F E A R F U L C H A S H .

ru rU>la ftrene a t t h e I v ' " C " r " Chureh Corner-^

RRAUINO, Pa. , O c t 8 Thu corner s tons of tbe Polish Cathol ic chu rch In t h i s city was laid y e s t e r d a y a f t e rnoon , and du r ing t b e ce remony t b e fioor, on which t w o thou-t a s d men . women aud chil Iron were atimd Ing, gave way, proclpi tu t lng aovera l huu-I r e d people to the b a s e m e n t a d i s tance ol fifteen f e e t Ninety persons were severe ly in ju red , ten probably futuliy, and severa l were missing/ Ah t u e ph.vslci ins in the 3lty w e r e prompt ly in ui enduncu and svery t h i n g possible w is dune fo r t b e re Uef of the sufferers . Very lo i c h i n g s o o n e j were wi tnessed among Ihu t h o u s a n d s who had rushed t<i t h " chu rch In sea rch ot f r i ends and relatives,

Uolleit l a Dea th In a l in t .Spring. DlNVER. Col., Oct. " - . S a m u e l C P r a t t

met w , th a t e r r ib l e dea th Krlduy in tho hot i p r ings a t Nevada. Ho wen t down lo take t batb , and was found a f e w h o u r s la ter lying parboi led upon t h e bank. He diud la s s h o r t t ime. It is beliuved t h a t he was unaware of t b e dense hea l of the w a t e r and remained in it too long.

Uphold T h e i r I ' r e i l d r n t . LONDON, O c t 7.—The must uf t h e F r e n c h

press j u s t i f y P re s iden t Ca rno t ' s dec ree on the g round t h a t out ot 1,1110,000 fo re igners In F r a n c o only one-eleventh of t h a t uum-se r a r e natural ized, and only one-four th of the d t l t e u s of foreign ex t r ac t ion were born In F r a n c e .

T h e Beat T ime Vet Mail*. BROCKTON, Mass., O c t 7.—On t h e f a i r

grounds hero Mmo. M a r m n e t t - d rove Major Bank* and Trumpe t t-i wa jon one mile In l ; 5 t ) v o v e r a half.m.' .e t rack , t h e record he r e to fo r e being 1:55.

Hwln V r n g r a n r * . D S N V C R , C o l . . O c t 7 — A t H a s t e n , C o l . ,

ii man namud Hickm.m nhot and killed J . LX Booth In a qua r r e l about u woman, aud l mob of seventy-f ive mou a f t e r w a r d took Blckmau f r u m bis house au 1 lynched him.

T H E M A R K E T S

Anii lher Hiinh f a i l u r e . T B B N T O N , MO., O c t 4 . - T h e b R n k i n g

bouse of Shank i iu & Aust . 'n , of Tren ton , t h e oldest bank In Nor thern Missouri , closed its duors y e s t e r d a y , uwmg to t h e f a i l u r e uf the Tradur» ' Hank, of Chioago.

AN Old rn i i l l l s t Dead, L O N D O N , O c t 7 . — T o m K i n g , t h o ox -

cbamplnn , who de fea l eu Muce In I'tfJ, Is dead.

O w i n g lo t h e s e v e r a l a d v a n c e s in t h e p r i c e of flour I a m ob l i ged to a d v a n c e t h e p r i c e of b r e a d o n e c e n t a loaf . T h a n k i n g t h e f r i e n d s nnd p u b l i c f o r t h e i r pas t p a t r o n a g e , s o l i c i t i n g a c o n -t i n u a n c e of t h o s a m e .

Y o u r s respectfully, B . E . C U A S E .

S H I L O H ' N V 1 T A L I Z E R is v h a t y o u n e e d f o r C o n s l i p a t i o n , L os s of A p p e t i t e , D i u i n c e s , a n d a l l l y m p t o m s of D y s p e p -s ia . P r i c e 10 a n d 75 c e n t s p e r bo t t l e .

C L A R K A W I N K O A R .

NEW LIVE STUCK—Osttlo

Sheep ' HOKS

FLOUB-Oood to Choice Putenta

WHEAT—No, * Rrd No. » Sprlli*

rORN 3 A T 8 - N a « While BVK—Westera PUKK—Mess LARD—Steam 3ilEKSB WOOL—UorucsUr.

C H I C A U G . UEEVES—Sblpp nt; S i e o n . . .

Toxaoi Cows Stookers Peedsrs Butrbers ' Stock Ibferlor Cait.e . , , .

II0C18—Live-tlood lo choice,. SHKEP BUTTER—Crr.. me ry.

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Self.WorkliiK Hurl Crooked

POTATOES Ibul PORK—Usss LARD-Biearn PLdUl l -SpnnK 1'aiciiU

H s s e n Winter

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P r o f e s s o r G a u t h i e r , of P a r i s , stateH t h a t c e r t a i n v i t a l p rocesces of t h e hot ly d e v e l o p p u t r e f v i n g s u b e t m c e s i n t h o t ihsues , w h i c h , if n o t speed i ly e l i m i n a t -e d , p r o d u c e d isease . A y e r ' s S a r s a p a r -i l ia e f f e c t s tho r e m o v a l of t h e s e s u h -s l a n c e s , a n d t h e r e b y p r e s e r v e s h e a l t h .

U N A B L E T O T E L L .

Y e s . t h a t w a s so . F o r y e a r s I su f fe r -ed s e v e r e l y w i t h s c r o f u l a ; s o r e s b r o k e o u t all o v e r m y b o d y , a n d I a m u n a b l e to te l l o n o hal f t h a t I su lTerered. 1 w a s n o t a b l e t o o b t a i n relief u n t i l I used S u l p h u r B i t t e r s , w h i c h c o m p l e t e l y c u r e d m e . — C . D. DALE. 17 A l l s t o n S t . , Roaton

M I N O R > : I : \ v s R R K M Y .

r i . r \V»»* Knd»1 OetnRer (I. The Vermont Ixisislaturn cooveued on

T h u r s d a y ul Mont( elier. Snow f. 'l tn t h e depth "f six Inches io

Weati-rn i intai i'i mi T a u r s d a y . I l l s announced tha t t h e r e will only he

one-half a rice c m p in Sou th C'urollua t h i s season

H Z immerman A; Co., cloak m a n u f a c t -u r e r s at CnleStfu, la inl 01 S a t u r d a y fo r l i . i i m i

Bonatnr Hherman s a y s the poli t ical unU b of Canai la and the Cul led S ta tes Is l i ievllablo

I»r Hamuel Kneeliiml, one of the mos t famous • c i e n i i . u in th i s c o u n t r y , died on Monday In B-i-ton.

E n l e n s i v " .mu. ' -IIIK of w h e a t ami t im-lier lin« IniMi lilseiiv r. d on tho b o u n d a r y between H ik i i in .J1 u I iba.

Advices fr . m l . i i don t a y t h a t defa lco-t ions amountiiiK in ' HII .nu have beeu ills-covered in a N « alitml bank.

Shorneuian i> ickini . 'house a u d bJ t te i iu i - inunur. ic i . jn iu Chieafro w a s burned on Monday 1. -<<, MUJ.OUI

The Nat onal tir.i .rl I. d.'O of Colored Masons h a s ap r. , . -..ic I t - .Vl.uo for tho erect ion a i a l em. -;• K m ' a s Ci ty .

Tlie Amer ican Mii .i. ••u.-/ A-soe labon W|li hold i t s fi r ' . y - c ind uunuiil meelinif iu Providence, iL 1 i iclolwr Z\ to Ha

Tho Wes te rn K-ntuel iy toiiaero-irrowors a t a recen t c o n v m l t a n - .o lvcd lo r o f r a : a f r u m planting.' any tobace > uext yea r .

Mrs. Mary L. l iu r re l t haa been sontenecd a t Medina, ().. lo aanc J a n u a r y :M. IV.', fo r murder iny two itubecilo s tepdautchlers .

Brown ' - powder magazine a t Roanoke, Va., expli ded on S. i turduv, nnd tho town w a s badly shaken , but no 1 ve» were l o s t

John Blant , d r ive r of a wauon. was mado blind by a II o-h nf UuhtniuK S a t u r d a y in New York. It Is thouiiht h e may recover .

Tho American Baukers ' Associat ion a t its mee t ina at Cinc inna t i on T h u r s d a y elected Char les Morton, of S t Louis, presi-d e n t

A t t h e i r convention on T h u r s d a y iu Co-lumbus, O., tho Amer ican Beekeepers elected Or. A. B. Mason, of Avondale , O., us pres ident .

Cholera Iss t iU r a c i n g at Hi ui; Kone and tho da l ly ave rage of n e w "HKCI ninEes f rom fo r ty to Ufty, most of whom dio of tho disease .

T r a i n s collided on S a t u r d a y on the Balti-more <fe Ohio road near WashiiiKtna and th ree men w e r e killed and five o t h e r s wero badly Injured.

Tho Nat ional Associat ion nf Railroad Froil!lit Agents was nrgmii ted a t SL Louis ou IVodnesday. and I . \\ C r a w f o r d w a s elected p r e s i d e n t

At Des Moines, la. , in tho S t a l e Woman ' s t ' h r i s t i a n Tomperancu Union cunvent ion T h u r s d a y Mrs. J . Ellen Pos t e r was re-elected p r e s i d e n t

Mrs. Louls le A. Moore, aged yea r s , commit ted suic ide at UaKIieid, N. Y., on F r iday by shooting'. Domes t ic t roubles prompted the deed.

A t r a in ou the Ohio & Mississippi rail-way was d i tched a t W'ashingUin, Ind., 1

Monday n'acht by runulni ; Into a cow. The eng ineer was killed.

J hn Die t r ich , of Cincinnat i , sho t and ! ki l led h. mself Fr iday because two y o u n g ivomen whom he had asked lo m a r r y h im I,.iu each re fused him.

A lvlces f r o m Moisie, Can. , say t h a t tho whole piipulatlon of limt d i s t r i c t is on thu br ink uf s ta rva t ion , owing tu tho fa i lu re of t h e c rops and the fisheries.

W a l t e r S. Plekney, fo rmer ly one of t h e most p rominen t l awye r s of New Y o r k City, died on Monday in a hospi ta l f r o m Ihe exci-si lvo use of liquor.

Phil ip Paludoni, an I ta l ian who mur-dered b is b ro ther in cold blood on tho even ing of J u u e £2, 1^7, w a s hanged on Fr iday a t llridgeiiort. Conn.

The S u p r e m e Cour t of U tah on Monday dec la red tho Mormon c h u r c h p rope r ly f o r f e i t e d and en te red a dC' reo f o r I ts i . scheal lo the United S ta te s .

J a c o b Ka fe r whilo intoxicated on Tues-day comm lled suic ide by h a n g i n g a t For t W'ayno, Ind. He was a w e a l t h y bachelor , and uo cause could be ass igned.

H i e Mormons semi-annual eouforenco opened a t Sal t Lake on Fr .day , Apost io i.ori'uzo Snow presiding. Iu all t ho l r speeches t h e apos t les and e l d e r s Insisted upon pol/ g a m y .

A t eam of lour race-horses a t t ached to a Roman char io t dashed in to a c rowd of s ight-seer* ul tho K u U I o w n (Pa.) fa l r -i t rounds ou Friday and seve ra l people wero more o r less in jured .

J . m Scot t , a notor ious negro despe rado und > x cunvlet of Lynchburg , Va. , sho t | uud p robab ly f a t a l ly wounded threo men wit l ioul .provocat ion on S a t u r d a y and es-ca'ped to ihe woods.

A monnp iou t was unval led on S a t u r d a y j to tho memory of J e n n i e Bowman , tho do-liiostic who w a s killed las t y e a r whi le de-fend ing her employer ' s houso f r o m rob-bers in I . uiisvlllo Ky.

Francis , W. Wi l l i am ' , tho s en io r mem- | her ot tho wol l -known b a n k i n g firm of 1

Wil l iam. , Bloek 4 C n . of Now York, com- 1 i n l t t i d suicide on Monday o w i n g lo losses | iu tho recen t whea t flurry.

A capsized sail-boHt. w i t h tho body of a i ha l f -breed named J e s s e J o r d a n , d r i f t e d ashore n e a r Oshkosb. Wis., F r iday . T h e r e . a ro k n o w n to have been t w o or mora por- , sons In tho boat be fo re It capsized.

T h s old United S t a l e s cour t -hcuse in Now Orleans , tu rned over by tho F r e n c h a t t h s t r a n s f e r of Lnuisiunu in i sU, Is be ing i t u rn down 4o make room f u r a n o l h e r build- j ing.

Wi l l i am Lahey escaped f r o m A u b u r n prison by d igging a hole t h r o u g h four fee t of solid masonry compos ing tho roof of his coll and t nen s a w i n g tl irouglt tho roof proper.

F o u r mou seized a paraongor In a c rowd-ed ca r near Heading . Pa . , F r iday , sud a f t e r b lading Mm with a rope rifled h is pcckota. The work .va» done so qu ick ly t h a t uo a la rm was r a i ' ud and tho r u b h e r s escaped .

T h e Amer ican 11 mrrt of Cii inmissioners fo r Fo re ign Mis-duns, m sess ion a t Cleve-land, oi tvied ofilcer- Thursday , Rev. Dr. R. 8 . Blorr. of Brooklyn, being chosen p r e s i d e n t The next mee t ing will be hold in N e w York.

Tbeen r i l n iuuku in Sou th Carol ina w a s followed in Co i d "ii I ' lti .i ' .y by fou r t een m o u t h s ol drouth. At thu expi ra t ion of t h a t t i m e II rmny •ensou set in and fo r f l f ty-sevi u liRy* l l" n- were only u v o when it d i d nut ruiu

I 'hiiii 'h-iiuK* i i i inic nrr. B r R i N i i n t r r>. Hi., Oct ii Prof. Forbca,

tho l i i inoi" S iu leKnl . in Ii gist , w r i t e s t h a t tho ohinch-bULjs of Soul hern Illinois ui o be ing r u p i d i r car r ied • way by ono • r both of two contiigi. un d M 'u^ev - the same a i those which hor Ido l the dlsnpiwuraoco of this piM in Ceiilrai II noin in ls»2. a s doscrlbed ul length In tho Lnlomulogls t ' s re .a i r t for thai year.

i ' lniiaineii l l a r r ed . H r r r i i o . O c t Five Cliiriaiin'ii return-

ing th rough C m i-Ia to New York f r o m vis i ts to Western S t a l e r wi re r e fused ad-mission .veslcrduy by t h e cu<Ionis olUcers a t Suspeusinii iii • I llie new Kx-oluslon l id , Iin.i Wi: or i!i ildv b - f n eed ll) becomec i t i ' - i t u. Cunaua.

POLITICAL GOSSIP.

O a t h e r o d f r o m V n r l o u s Q u n r t o r s

a n d B r i e f l y T o l d .

Uenrg l* I temnentra Wer t M a t e nf f leers IVIlhonr OppoKltlnii-TIie New York

Slayorally—I'migre^alnnal Nom-liiallon*—Other Nute^.

TIIK r i r t o o r P O L I T I C S .

A i m -T*. Ua.. O c t 0.—Qovorn ir l iordon and ihe o t h e r S ta t e ofMcers were re-elected Wedm-sday. t h e r e being no oppositicn to them. The election w.u q u i n t Tbe amend men t to t h e cons i i lu t on increas ing thn numb"-rof Hnpremo Cour t J u d g e s f r o m t h r e e to five wits adopted .

WasniNoniN, Oct. "i —P I). Wigglngton, of Cal . torniu, has bi^m unanimously se-lected by ihe F.xocutlvo Comniftu-e of tho American p a r y I i fill t h e viwar.cy ocrs-sionei! by J u d g e Oree r ' s dec l lna t i n of t h e Viue-Presidential nomina t on.

New YORK. O c t a — T h e County De-mocracy H JH def lni le ly d- c i d t d lo renoml-na to Mr. H e w i t t for mayor .

NEW YORK. Oct. rl—At a mass .mee t ing ot cit izens i r respec t ive <.f par ty , held a t Cooper Union T h u r s d a y , Mayor Hewi t t w a s uuanim usly nominated f i r auo the r te rm.

NBW ORI r «SS, O t ri —The Prohibi t ion S l a t e convent ion has norr.! i ted a ful l e lectoral t e k e t 1 here w e r e twenty- l ive delsgules p r u - e n t and t'.iey c la im they can poll about il»«l v le i ,

BCLOIT, W i s , O c t . !>.- T h e D e m o c r a t s

ves te rday nominate<l J B. I>)e, J r . , fo r Congress f r o m t h e F i r s t d i s t r i c t

WITKRUKJ, la . , Oct . .\—Tin- Democra t# h re aominale.l ll. U Hic l i a r l s for C-JU-p . e s s In the T " t r i d i s l r i c t

S r R i s o r m . n . Mas-., Oct, .1 Tho Ik-mo-c ra t a of t h e T w e l f t h d is t r i i y e i t e r d o y nomlnaled II. W lily Tor Cong-.*oss.

MKMPIIIS, Tenr t , O c t J.—Th • Re|iublic-ans h e r e nominated L B. Eul-.n fo r Con-g re s s f r o m the Ten th d i s t r i c t

BOSTON, O c t fn - J o n n F. A n d r e w h a s boon nominated for Congress hy llie Dem-o c r a t s of the T i l r d d i s t r i c t

I U L E I O I I N . C . , O c t 5 . — C . P . L o c k y

was nominate i fo r Congress yei ' .orday by tiu; Sixth d i s t r i c t Republ icans .

PirrsnCROli. PH.. O c t 5. - Yeal -rday tlie Democra ts of tho T w e n t y l l f th d i s t r i c t nominated Norman Hail for Congress.

INUIANAPOLIS, ImL. O c t 0 —Tho Repub-lican and Democrat ic S t a t e Commit tees of Indiana have agreed Ui it in ail e lect ion precincts where the inspec to r is a Demo-c ra t , a Republii .in judu-e nnd clerk s i ta l lbe se lee leu ; and in prcc lnc ls w h e r e iho In-spectors t r e Ib 'publ icans , Democra t ic judges and c l e r k s -ha l l be chosen. T h e Democrat ic commit tee a lso makes a prop-osition for the uppyinlmet i l of a commit tee of 100—forty-flVO to bo Democrats, fo r ly-five Republ icans and ten Prohibi t ionis ts— to discover and punish election f rauds .

GiiEEsriEui , Mass., O c t 7.—Tlie D-mo-c r a t s o f the E leven th Congres- ional dis-t r i c t have nominated Will iam Skinner , of Holyoke, fo r Congress.

UETTTsncao, Pa., Oct . 7.—Tho Demo-c ra t i c Congressional confe r rees of t h e Nineteenth d i s l r ic t hav unanimously re-nominated Cosgr ssmau l>!vi Maish.

NEW YORK, O c t 7.—Tho Tammany Hall convention F r iday n i g h t nominated S h e r i S Uugh J. Grant f o r mayor . Tlie speeches made and resolutions adopted pledged Tanmisny to t h e suppor t of Cleveland and Hill, and contu inrd denunc ia t ions ol Know-Nothingixm, w h l i h w e r e inler-urelcd us an a t t ack upon M u v o r ' H e w i t t

Sr . PAI L, M nn., O c t 7.—Ignntius Don-nelly bus wili i . iruwn as canJ idu to of tho Minnesota Labor par l v fo r Governor and is working to succeed D. M. Sabin a s United S tu tes Sena to r .

N E W Y O R K , O c t 8 — T h e C o u n t y D e -

mocracy has nominated Abram S. H e w i t t fo r mayor .

BOSTON. Oct . S —Th" action of 30,000 ladios here iu r e g i s t e r i n g fo r the purpose of voting ul tho hchuul ulcctiun is be ing followed all o v e r tho S t a t e . The r e t u r n s f r o m Brookllne. Wa l lham, Wuburn and near ly eve ry place hea rd f rom show a g r e a t Increiiso in Ibo number of women reg is te r ing and pay ing luxes iu o r d e r lo vote. Then- i i much e x c i t e m e n t about '.he m a t t e r here. All iHillticiii . ir t ies a re seek-ing to s ecu re t h e ladies ' vote.

S A L T L . K K C I T V , U . T . , O c t a - J o h n T ,

Calne (Dom.) wus r enomina t ed y e s t e r d a y fo r de lega te in C ingress .

N E W O R L E A N S . O c t 9 — T h o R e p u b l i c a n s

of the Thi rd d i s l r i c t nomina ted y e s t e r d a y R. C. Jol ly for Congressman .

N E W Y O R K . O c t 'J — M r . H e w i t t h a s a c -

cepted the o i l i t ens und Couuly Deuiou r acy ' s n n o m i n a t i o n fo r mayor.

Dia t rens a f t e r e a t i n g , h i m r l h u r n . s i"k h e a d a c h e a n d in i l iges t ion n r e c u r e d by H o o d ' s S a r s a p a r i l l a . I t a l so c r e a k v a good a p p e t i t e .

W E C A N A N D D O

( i u a r n u t e e A c k e r ' s Blixvl E l ix i r fo r it h a s f u l l y demonHln i t ed to t h e peop le of t h i s c o u n t r y t h a t i t is s i i | ie r ior to a l l o i l i e r pre| iurutii<ns fo r IIIIHSI d iseases . I t is a (KMitive c u r e f o r s y p h i l i t i c pois-o n i n g , U lce r s , E r u p t i o n s " and P i m p l e s . I t p u n f l e a t h e w h o l e s y s t e m a n d t h o r -o u g h l y b u i l d s u p t h e c o n s t i t u t i o n .

\ E'TEK & LOOK, D r u g g i s t s , L o w e l l .

CELESTIALS R E T U R N E D FROM CHINA,

Tbe (lueatlun of T h e i r la tml lng tu l ie De-c ided by t h e Courts .

S A N F R A N C I S C O , O c t 9 — T h o s t e a m e r

Belgic a r r i v e d S u n d a y , twen ty-n ine d a y i f rom Hong Kong, h a v l u g been de-layed b y heml w ' n d s and high neai. She b r ings HW Chinese. I t being Sun-day t h e r e Was nn u t tempt to land them, but it ' s t h o u g h l t h a i f r i e n d t of thu Chinese will ininiedlately apply for u w r l t o f h a b e a s co rpus f o r ono of those on board abou t lha genu iness of whose cer l l f lca te and r i g h t to land u n d e r ihe old law t h e r e could bo no d o u b t Tha t t h e uppllcut lou wil l bo denied by the United S t a t e s ei u r t s t h e y fee: s u r a The case will 1« cu r r i ed , to tho United S ta tes Supreme Court und t h e cons t i tu t ional i ty of the Scott bill decided. Tho Duke ot Vics tmins le r ulso a r r i v e d f rum Hong Kong via Vancouver , B C., wi th 311 Chinese aboard.

Dea th of NIr Anthouj r Miugrave . LONDON, Oct . Y —The dea th i suunounced

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t b e o lden l i m e s s i m p l e remedies w e r e a d m i n i s t e r e d , c o m p m i n d e d ot h e r b s a n d I-IM IS, w h i c h w e r e g a t h e r e d a n d s t o r e d in t h e l o f t s of l l ie log c a b i n s , a n d w h e n s i cknes s c a m e o n , t h e s e remedie* f r o m n a t u r e ' s h ibora to ry w e r e used w i t h i h e iM-~i e l f ec t s .

W h a t w e r e these remedies? W h a t w e r e t h e y used f o r ? A l t e r u n t i r i n g a n d d i l i g e n t .search t h e y h a v e o b t a i n e d t b e f o r m u l a s so g e n e r a l l y u s e e f o r va -l e ns d i so rde r s .

Ni w t h e ip ies t ion is. h o w will i h e o l d -en n i n e p r e p a r a t i o n e f f e c t t h e peop le of i h i s u g e . w h o h a v e b e e n t r e a t e d , u n d e r i i i is lern med ica l s c h o o l s a n d codes, w i t h IHiiMCinun und i n j u r i o u s d r u g s . T h i s test h a s lieen c a r e f u l l y p u r a u e d , u n t i l t hey a t e c o n v i n c e d t h a t tin, p r e p a r a -t runs t h e y n o w call W a r n e r ' s Log C a b i n r e m e d i e s a r e w h a t o u r m u c h a b u s e d s y s t e m s rei|Uirer.

An io i ig t h e m is w h a t is k n o w n a s W a r i e r ' - Log C a b i n S a r s a p a r i l l a , a n d t hey f r a n k l y a n n o u n c e t h a t t n e y d o n o t c o n s i d e r t h e s a i s a p a r i l l a of so m u c h value, i n itaelf a s it i s in t h e c o m b i h a * t o;. of l l ie v a r i o u s i n g n d i e n t s w h i c h to-g e i h e r w o r k m a r v e l o n s l y u p o n t h e s y s -l e m T h e y a lso h a v e p r e p a r a t i o n s f o r miier d iseases , suc i i a s " W a m e r ' a laig C a b i n cough n n d c o n s u m p l i o n r e m -e d y . " " l ^ i g Cabin hops a n d b n c h u rem-e d y , " " W a m e r ' s Log C a h i n h a i r i o n i c . " 1 bey h a v e g r e a t c o u l l d e i i c e t h a t t h e y h a v e a c u r e fo r t h e c o m m o n d i sease of • u i n r r h , w h i c h t h e y g i v e the n a m e of " L o g C a b i n rose c r e a m . " Also a " L o g Cab in p l a s t e r , " w h i c h t h e y a r e c o n l i -d e n t wil l s u p p l a n t a l l n t h e r s , a n d a l i v e r lull, to U- used 6e | i e ra te ly o r In c o n n e c -t ion w i t h t h e o t h e r remedies.

W e h o p e t h e p u b l i c wi l l n o t lie d i s a p -pui i i led in t hese remedies, b u t .will r e a p a l ieneil t f t o m t h e i n v e s t i g a t i o n s , a n d t l iut t h e p r o p r i e t o r s w i l l n o t l>e e m l u r -rased in t h e i r i n t r o d u c t i o n bv d e a l e r s i r y i n g t o Rubs t i tu t e remedies t l m t h a v e la en so f a m i l i a r t o t h e s h e l v e s of o u r drnggiHis . Th i s l ine of r e m e d i e s wil l lie used ins t ead of o t h e r s . Ins i s t u p o n w m r d r u g g i a l s g e t t i n g t h e m f o r y o u if b e hiibii 't t h e m y e t i u s t o c k , und w e f e e l c o n l i d e n t t h a t t h e s e n e w r e m e d i e s wil l r e c e i v e appr id iu t lon a t o u r readers' Ininds. a s t h e f o u n d e r s h a v e us i i i e v e r y c a r e in t h e i r p r e p a r a t i o n .

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" A n o t h e r w o n d e r f u l d i s cove ry bus Ixs-n m a d e und t h a t Uai by a l ady in t h i s c o u n t r y . OiseitM' f a s t e n e d i l s c l u t c h e s u|H)n h e r a n d fo r seven y e a r s nbe w i l h s l o o d its s e v e r e s t tests , b u t h e r v i t a l o r g a n s w e r e underui lne<l a n d ' b a l l i s eemed i m m i n e n t . F o r t h r e e i o n l h s : b e c o u g h e d incessan t ly a n d i i i n l d n . i t s leep. S h e I s m g n t of u s a but l i e of Dr. K i n g ' s N e w Discovery f o r r i - n s u m p t i o n und w a s so n r i e h relieved o n i n k i n g lirsl d o s e t h a t she s l ep t all n i g h t a m i w i t h o n e bo l l l e has b e e n mi r acu lous ly c u r e d . H e r n a m e is Mrs. I . i l lhe r l . l lU . " T h u s w r i t e W . C . l l a m -rick < 'o. . of S h e l b y . N. C.—Get a f r e e I rial bo t t l e M H u n t & H u n t e r ' s O r u g Hiore.

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S . V . R . T R O W B R I D G E , of l o n l a .

For Superintendent of Public Inatruetiou J O S E P H E S T A B R O O K . of O l ive t .

For Member of Stair Hoard of ^duration

P E R R Y F. P O W E R S , of f n d l l l a r .

COUNTY TICKET.

For Slate SimaUir

S Y B R A N T W E S S E L U U S .

For I'irvuit J u d f e

W I L U A M E. G R O V E .

For Probatr Judce -

C Y R U S E . P E R K I N S .

For SherlH—

L O O M I S K . B I S H O P .

For Heiclsterof Ueeua —

N A T H A N I E L R I C E .

For County Treaaurvr—

S H E R M A N T . C O L S O N .

For PpHeruUni; Attorney—

W I L U A M J . S T E W A R T .

For County C le rk -

T H O M A S W A L S H .

For Circuit Court Comnilnaloner* D W I G U T G O S S .

A L F R E D W O L C O T T .

For Coronera--

H E N R Y E . l i O C H E I t ,

D A N I E L J . W A L L A C E .

For Surveyor- -

D O R R S K E E L S .

CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

For Member of Cutigrrat. Fifth District.

C H A R L E S E . B E L K N A P , of G r a n d Rap tda .

K E f L B L I C A N S T A T E f L A T F O B M .

The republican party of Ml hlKaa. awmbl tx l In b u t e convenuoo. reafflrm their faith and con •deuce In tbe princlplea expreaaed and candl datea Delected by the national republican partv a t ita recent convantion in CIiII'IRO. That in Benjamin HarrliHin we recognlzr umiucsloned inUKtlly, hlvh atateMmanahlp and devoted pa-iriuliani. and pledKo to him anil to IIIH honoraola and dlalinKUlahtd aaMX-Utea our vi|[orou» and earneat auppon.

We must lulty and i-onJlally endorse tlie wlae rconomicai. and .lairanianlikr administration of Uoreruor Cyrua U. Luce, aud comim-nd Ihe vlglleuce and courage with which he has dla-chatKodthe offldai duUr* of hi* Kreat ufflco. We are alno juittly proud of the faithful and cipablo manner in which every Stair offlcer ban diacharged the duUea of hla oflice during the prment l e m .

We believe In the ayatetn of pn.trctlon which bat built up and dlvcndllrd our Induatries. and ha* made us the beat fed. clothed, boiwed. and bappieivt aud moat clvlllied of all prople; which haa rewarded labor with wagua and condltiona unequalled eluewbere, aud « ulch has made our markeia the envy of all the world.

Wa arraign and crnsure Prealdenl Clevrland aud the democratic party for their bitter and disloyal attcka upon American industrial and American labor, and rapeclaily for their direct and merclleaa blous aimed at Michigan and Ihoae of her great luduatrim which have ad-vanced her to the fiiint rank In the march of Mtalea. We arrain tbrm for placing wool upon the free liat. the effect of which haa already been U> greatly reduce Ha price and which. If adopted, would absolutely drlvr from uur fatms the grow-ing of abeep.

We believe in & n-duclion of thu increaalng aurjilusand national reTrnuea to govermrntol requlremcnu by an American pruivctlvi' and re-publican method, and nut by an English free nade and democmtlcaystem and that aucb re-duction should be mado with the encourage-ment of our Industries ind the better wages of our worklngmm even In vlor.

Wo cordially Indonw the progreaslve t* in pur ence legislation enacted by the last legislature aud regret that its full f ru lu were not realiied! owing to technical defect* In th r law held hy the HUprrme court lo be In conflict with the conxU-lution. We record ouraelve* aa In faror of the Impartial enforcement of the temperance law of tbe state, and rccommrnd to lUe next legislature tbe re-enactment of tlie local option law that shall be free from conatituiloiial objections.

Upon the question of |>eoalona lo Union aold-lera, theli wldowa,orplianaauddependenlouos. the republ can party, unlike ita great anlagon-1*1. Is not divided Into sectional prejudlcr. but It* sentiments are ev.-ry where gratetuland !«• triotic. W e believe the debt ot gralltude we owe to thr brave defenders of our national life can only be discharged by ..xlending to them such aid. and especially lo their manned, heartbroken and crippled surnvo " dependent ones of bring to them oomfo otic people, -

rrrtlowlng We Indorse

by

T H E S U P E R I O R S E X .

Se indorse the aeutlment*, recenUy uttered onr leader, Benj. llarrlaou: - i t la no time it to usa the apothecary'a acalea to weigh the rani to the men who l i v e saved our count-

WOMAN o EXPECTATION OF U F E

GREATER THAN T H A T O F MEN.

In t e r r s t l ug Ueport I rani m IteeognUad

Authori ty—A Formidab l e Array of Fig-

ures—Wliy Women A r c Longer Lived

Tlinn Men—Tlie F u t u r e .

Profeasor Stanford E. Cbniiie, M. D,, dean Ol the mcdicul facul ty of Tuiano university, a rwognlsed authori ty in mntters of tonl-U r y philoaophy and hygiene, has recently published a n interesting report on the l i fe t n d death rates of New Orleans a s rani pared with tbuw of other cities. At tent ion here U directed to tome deductions which tho pro-femur derives f rom his statistics, aud if we may t rus t in this caw to tho somewhat quee-tionuiilo i ta temcnt tha t " f lgurei never lie," we are brought face to faco with some re-markable and strikingly suggestive facte.

Our profeasor's statistics, which are, of course, perfectly wjuare and honorable as f a r as lie i* oonrerned, o re derive.1 port ly f r o m the records nf the Louisiana board of health, which is char ipd with the du ty ot recording all births and dea ths in this d t y , and par t ly f rom the inor tnary table* of the tenth United States census, and they a n

as reliable as such collated flguree ire. P rom them It is discovered ino*t part* of Ihe United States

women have a Iwtter expectation of l ife than men; they live longer and s u r r l v s with more tenacity and success the v ids i l -tudea tha t lend to shorten exutence. Bn t it is In New Ur eons where these advantages are enjoyed to the highest degree over any other place.

THK SOFTlftt RBX BUrUUOK. Here a learned phytiologist presents a for-

midable a r r a y of flguree to show that In tho struggle for life the softer sex s tar ts out with decided advantaccs of immuni ty f r o m the enau l t s of death as com|iared wi th themalee; tha t tho womrn h a r e better chances for de-velopment in ail tha t makes u p sane, so t n d vigorous life. In a word, the men on the down grade of heal th and mort is , while the women posacm all t h a t conduce to their physical and moral superiori ty. Let us qnote tlie words of our scientist:

"The expectation of life fo r femalee is, in every locality, better t han of malee, but the dlffeniQC-e in favor of females varies great ly , and to an extent inexplicable by me. The snperiurity of white femalee over males is greatest, and very g rea t , in New Orleans and Charleston; it it a little in Boston, Brooklyn and New York , and it is very alight and least tn New Jersey and Maifeachiuetts. The four-

W H Y W I L L Y O U c o u g h w h e n S h i -loh ' s C u r o wil l g i v e i m m e d i a t e r e l i e f . P r i c e lOcts . , OOcts.. a n d f l .

C U B X & ; WINEOAE,

usually t tha t in

A s k F o r A y e r ' s S t r a a p a r i l l a , and b e s u r e you get i t . w h e n y o n w a n t t h e bes t blood-purlfler.

W i t h ita for ty year* 1 of unexampled sue-c e u in the cure of Blood Diseases, you can m o k e no mis-t a k e in prefer r ing A y c t ' t

S a r s a p a r i l l a

t o a n y o ther . T h e fo re - runner ot mod-e r n blood modlclnes,

• A y e r ' s B t r s t p a r i l l a is still t b e most pop-a l a r , be ing In g r e t u e r d e m a n d t han all o t h e r s combined .

" A y e r ' a B a n t p a r l l l a is t e l l ing f a t t e r t han eve r before. I n e v e r he tTu te to r e c o m m e n d i t . " — G e o r g e W . W h i t m a n , Druggis t , A lbany , I n d .

" I a m s a f e In l a y i n g t h a t m y ta les of Ayer ' a Barsannri i i* f a r exce l those of any o the r , a n d it g ives thorougl t i o n . " —L. H . Bush, Dea Moln

S W T H E O N L Y

B r i l l i a n t D u r a b l e E c o n o m i c a l

Ate D i s m o n d D y e t . They excel all otheti

m Strength, I'urliy ami Faitncss, None olhers

.re jitM a« uood. Ilcwtue of imitations—they

are made of cheap and inletior materials and

tjive i«»or, weak, crocky colon.

36 c o l o r s ; 10 c e n t t e a c h ^ML p e n a l for H ) a IViaik, Faiaplt Ca rd , dlrecilaas

•i-T ( . . to t ing Phot . 'T., m a k i n g the RIKM I nk or Uluing I.il< a quarl), rlc. Suid by LIRUGIL-ITUR by

YSUS. RICHARDSOH i CO.. Burlington, Vt. •cr Qildinrf or Bromlng F a n c y A r t i c l c a . UBIC

D I A M O N D P A I N T S .

•" U. Silver. Dnuue, Copper. Only i s Cinta.

b U Y I N Q T H E B L A N K E T .

'IfVKa.-—1 wont t 5 / 1 Horse Bltnket . I •KAt.r.a.—litis isn't T S/A Blanket, bnt

it is " j i m .n goo<l,"

fu l

teen localities take, in periority of females over males, t ing order : New Orleans, Charlosto n t t i , San Francisco, St . Louis,

District of ork, Brooklyn, Jersey.

"Tbe like Miperiority tn refereucB to colored females and males. Ths localities re|>orted, only foar , t a k e t h * following order : New Orleans, sga tn first, and tho difference is very g rea t , though not 01 grea t as botwoeu white females aud males; next Baltimore, then the Dist r ic t of Colntn-bia, and la!>t Cbarleatuu. And It is very sin-gular tha t iu Charluiton, where the superi-ori ty of tbe white female is very g rea t , t h e superiority of the colored female over the colored male u very little.

"Another singular f a c t is tha t , while there is a slight superiority in MaaaachusetU ot t h * females over the males, ye t the males have tbe superiori ty f rom two to ten y e a n of age, and t h a t tfcla mole superiori ty is found in no other locality. A th i rd s ingular fact , and one encouraging specially to N*w Orleans, is tha t the expectation ot l ife of I u white

is superior to t h a t of the whit* of Charlwton, Brooklyn, New York

tho expectation ot l ife o t the white malai of New Orleans is l a * t han in said places.'1

TUC SLVXKaL KXAHO.SB WHY. Why is all tbi* posslblel Our author re-

lies; "Females are, iu leas number, gui l ty ot

ic iouaand hur t fu l excesses; they a re more onUned in the bouse aud engaged in less

baxardous occupatious, and thereby they ore less exposed tu communicable diseases, to Inclemencies of neat her and to itangerons accidents. But these obvious c a u m , while oxplaining in | « n . fail to do so in whole. For at no t ime 11. the auperiority of females a* g r e a t as under 5 years of age, and such

are no more exposed than males to the above oatues. Fur such reasons vital

liaus have claimed t h a t n a t u r e en-tbo female with a alronger vi tal i ty,

with grea ter vital endurance, and It there be bet ter explanntioii I do not know i t "

W e are to believe, then, t h a t while women ars , in obedience to subtle forces uf evolu-tion, g rowius physically more perfect, and this would seem ai«o to includc advancement

moral perfection, the men a n d*-in all vital c h u r a c t e r i i t l d Th*

aro growing constant ly more beaati-more numerous, while the men are In

a coneepunding rat io to re t i re f r o m the world they have fo r to not 9d and controlled. By

^ 1 . . .

" A y e r ' s B a n a n a r i l U a n d Aytr** Pil ls a re t n e b e l t t e l l ing medic ine* in my • to re . I can recommend t h e m coniclen-t i o m l y . " — C . Bickhaus , Pharmac is t . Qose land , U L '

" W e h a v e told A y e r ' t S a r t t p a r l l l a he re fo r o v e r th i r ty year* and a lways r ecommend i t when a s k e d to name the best b lood-purl f lor ." — W . T . McLean . ~ ' Augus ta , Ohio.

•o ld your medic ines fo r t h e i tecn years , and a lways keep

i n atock, a t t hey a r e staples, i t no th ing t o good fo r t h - vmith.

' a t A y e r ' t S n r a a r a r l l l a . " -lU L . P a r k e r , F o x L a k e , W i s .

" A y e r ' a B a n a p a r i l l a c ives t h e best sa t i s fac t ion of any mrdli iue I have Iu s tock. I recommend i t . or , a s the Doctors sav , ' I prescr ibe It over the coun te r . ' I t never falls t o meet thu enset fo r vrhic.h I r e c o m m e n d It, oven w h e r e t h e duc tor t ' prescr ip t ions huvo been of n o ava i l . "—C. I Ca lhunn , Monmouth , Kansas . •

Ayer's Sarsaparilla, r a x r i n x D n r

Or. J . C . Ayer & Co., Lowell, M a n .

1'rlct | 1 ; all botllaa, $*. Worth $S a bollle.

S P E C U L A T I O N .

Geo. A. Romer,

BANKER / BROKER, 4 0 & 4 2 Broadway and 51 New St. ,

X K W Y O R K C I T Y ,

S t o c k s , B o n d s , G r a i n , P r o v i s i o n s a n d

P e t r o l e u m

BOUGHT, SOLD AND CARRIED ON MARGIN.

P. R-Hend for explanatory pauphlet .

We believe In such leg

s . • ^ ! S K ? = . K r J s ^ ,

our cllliens. and do hereby declare

favor of Lro-Amrrican

and la therefoio unalterably opposed to unro-atricted Cblaeae Inualgrallon aud to the unpor-lallon of all foreign contract labor, aud believe tuatsuch law ahould be protection to our laboring men against such competition, and secure to them the wages and labor to which they are righlfully entitled. We believe, also, in such leglslatlun as wdl ever protect the laborer In the preservation af hla righta and aecuru to him safety In his employ-nafOl.

We condemn the drmocratlc mrmbers of con-state fur their willing aubmlsaion greas from the

lo the dictation o bers and to their lion u

drmocratic mem-unable and olaloyal ac-

thr refunding of the direct tax bul -lion upon paased by the senate, and which legally a i d justly, by IU provisions, would have turned Into our slate treasury nearly half a million dollars.

tax-and have

•— y w a—wiw. " "UIU Uf* • t ilUUfU treasury nearly tialf a million doll reduced tbe burdens of Michigan

liayers by su much. We alfcO arraign the democratic parly for

criminal Insincerity In aduptlng tne Mills bill and nominating candidate* who have declared their opposition thereto;

For lie pretendrd love of parly, aud tbe barter and aale of Its principle* and the name of de-mocracy to a r I fusion for the sake of

For t u indefenaihle actions In keeping Dakota from the siaterhood of states;

lo r tlie scurrtlous vetoes of pension bill*; t o r ita Incompetency and failure to reduce tbe

*urplu*; Aud for tlie proatltulliin uf the .ivll service,

so soon following the glnwing declaration of tho nowly-elected democratic prealdenl. which are but a few of the Inoontlitencl**.

Wr Invite the Intelligent voters of Michigan frum thrlr unaumbeml cnWiugm to an riamiiift tUm of iht rrcorA and nrnHplwi of the rrpuMi

ibi can party And we solicit thr oo-cperation of sll who bellrve In the continual Industrial pro-t r n f of our alate aud in the pmlrctlon of labor, the farm and the workshop agaliiHt the dangers threatening thein.

super io r i ty uf ( a n a d l a a Tea. Our scleutillc editor haa beeu a t a 5 o clock

Labrador :;-a Tho beverage was a sucoest— by some as su|ierlor to Chlua teas. I t

simply as follows: Leaves ot >aaon. ikiUiut l a t e r poured

. covered for about tweuty min-?t near ly to boiling point—but not to bo l l Kwoateiied r l t h reflued Cream or milk added. The dried

leaf of U d i i m latifollum could be put ou the market, allowing the widest margin, s t ten cents per p o u n d . - E d u c a t i o n a l Rev ie r .

agencies t h e men aro dying, of e iu tcnce , a n d thei r las t de-

spairing gaxe is to be fixed on a race of god-desses, "divinely ta l l and most d i r inaly fa i r , " crowding upon the s tags where t h s

emendous t ragedy ot " M a n and Woman" is been so long enacted, b n t now to b< ipartwded by the inexpressibly pecul iar and

I t is to th i s ending t h a t a l l th* musty flguree t n d d r y bones of ahov* inevi tably tend. I t i l l tion ot t n implacable law which i t

the s u r r i v t l of t h e f l t t a a t I t por-tor woman , b a t i t i*

doubted if E v e can be happy lit New Orleans Pica-

tend* a g r a n d f u t u r e much to be doubted if X T wi thout Adam.—t

Two colored men were wrangl ing and j aw-ing a t tbe corns r of Chen# s t ree t and Orotic* a v e n c e t h e other day, a n d a pa t ro lman w h o pat ted a l m g felt It Lis d u t y to keep a n *7*

b u t no blows w r called one ot the i

o trouble between you " H e said 1 was no gem'lan, sah." " A n d you h a r e been t r y ing to convino*

him t h a t you wereP "Yee. sah." "Wel l , you'd better qu i t and go about

your basin eta." " S o , sah—no, sah—not a t dls s tags ot d*

game. Bo's bin yeliln' en ' shoutiu ' mi' argy-flsln' unti l he can hardly speak above a whl*-per, an ' in live lainlts mo1 he'll bsv t v yield d e j l n t "

H e w t s a t rue p rophe t l i e went back, the man who had a new quettion, and

Mid ho w t s no gentleman extended h i t hand and hoarsely whispered t h a t he took it all back.—Detroit Free Presa.

Not Supposed to Knew. Teache r - Johnn i e , spell whooping cough. Johnnie (acod II)—Can't, ma 'am. I had

m y spell ut vt hooping cough whan I w a i n kid.—Wtahiugtou Critio.

Syrup uf Kiga

In N a t u r e a o w n t r u e l a x a t i v e , i t i s t h e moet eas i ly t a k e n , u n d t h e niiwt elTe«:t-ivu r e m e d y k n o w n t o T l e u n s e t h e HVH-t e m w h e n Bi l ious o r CuKtive; t o dis'pel h e n d a c h e s , Colds a n d F e v e r e ; t o C u r e H u b i i u a l C o n s t i p a t i o n . I n d i g e s t i o n , Pi les , e tc . M a m i f a c t u r e d by t h e C a l i -f o r n i a F i g S y r u p C o m p a n y . S a n F i a u -oiaco. Col . S o l d in 50c a n d IMKl b.ittlcti by a l l l e a d i n g d r u g g i s t s . ( l i n e )

S H E E T MUSIC Cll KA PHUT aud HKHTIn tbe WOKLD

Prnd for calaloftue uf 3.000 pb^Ta uf tale and r S l e e t Music. Vocal and Inslriimmtal.

. full size, regular edit oi s. Hold at I rates lo teachers, ur on uni-rs Mention

OUD

in Hon this paper. A.ldreas. JAMKIi L. MERHI 'Tr .

Fifth Are , Cnlusgo. Ill

PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE. T A Y L O R & K O P F ,

B A N K B L O C K . • 1 X 3 W E L L . M l v ' H

UoDtenegrv 's Only Toeallon. Walter Bar ing . BrlUsh agent s i CettUije,

Montenegro, reports that there is uuly one road fit tor a wsgon ia the whole count ry , and that there is p rec ' "

0 0

— practically no mdust ry . Montenegrins sconiing any jiuriuit but t h a t 1 5 " ut arms. AU tbe tailors, painters, carpen-ters, masons, and otber a r t i sans a r s foreign-

^ v..m , . or*, t n d aU goods except those which ars tha / V > / *\- s t •/ direct product of agr icul ture a re Imported,

/ U J s t L t ' TH I r u / and or* of the commonest deecriptlon, except tbe green and white d o t h used f o r man's cotU,—New York S u a

I N F I N I S H A N D

T O A L L O T H E R S .

I S f i s . f l l , ' . a—

D R . B O U G U N K H , CXNTBAL DkSTAL KOOUN,

I - w i l l , - - MlChigun,

N E W

MILLINERY! Wc Wish to Announce

tn t h e L a d i e s of L o w e l l a m i v i c in i ty t h a t we a r * r e c e i v i n g tlie

Finest Stock of M i l l i n e r y eve r a h o w n i n L o w e l l .

W e h a v e a l so a d d e d t o o u r l i u s inesan f u l l l i n e of

A R T M A T E R I A L . A r a s e n e a . C h e n i l l e s , S m y r n a s e n e s .

R o p e S i lks , E m b r o i d e r y S i lks , R i b e e n e , P l u s h a n d T inse l

O r n a m e n t s .

We are Prepuredto do Stamping

'ame s

C U R E S

K o u r a l g i a

N e r v o u s

Prostration

CELERY

COMPOUND

"I'alnc'iCtlary l>«i 1-imid cured my nrrv-i*it ftk4 bcaiUcbr.."

Mr*. 1. A 11k, hao jadaiv. Cat.

Rheumatism

K i d n e y

Diseases

AXD

A l l L i v e r

D i s o r d e r s

sa.

"After u.in^ «i. Uil. t'rs ui IVnr , l>kfy Loini*oiin*l, I am .iirtd ul rhcumaiimi." Sauusi. lli-rtiiiN uia,

Soaih Cureiih. N 11

"It liMdoiic mr r

"Palsc'a Cclriy Com-

E S F C T Y U R . iodignlion. and Inlions-etsi."* EIIZASKTII C. UDAIX. Quethet, Vt,

O r d e r o f P u b l l c a t l o D . I .-The Circuit Court for In Chancery. ^ At a sea-

TATE OF

at the Court

; Circuit Judge. - CUT U. Hotaaox ta . Ax-

Mix TarnsTos and ANSIX IUNU.V. Complainant'. T*.

loa L Bicxxr. Exocx W. Wiaoi-n, Tnx J x r r a t T F a i s m o COKFAXT. M i a r u M. TOSPXINS, Exe-cutrix of the I sat will and testament ef Byron D. Ball, deceased. Looms K. Dtsnop. Sherifr of tbe county sf Kent, and Joa* Bawsos, Defendante.

In this cause ll appearing from affldavit nn file t h a t the defendants. Ida L Backet and Knoek W. Wiggins, are not reeldents of this state, reside m some one of the other which ono Is not known, end that Jeffrey Printing Oompany, Is not this state, but r x l s u and operates as a corpora-tion under and by virtue of tbe laws of the stale of Illinois, with i u principal office at the d t y of Chicago, state of Illluols. On motion of A. Ow-en Croiier, solicitor for Complainants, i t Is or-dered that ths said defendant* Id-. L. Baeket.

defendaut Tfc t a resident <

S O L D A G A I N .

T h e " j u t u g o o d " blanket did not last three weeks.

ON T H E W A R P A T H .

Give me my money back, or s 5 ,4 Horse Blanket.

5 / A Five M i l e .

u Ilvs Hllss af War* Tknats.

S / A B O M S t a b l e . ttreafsal Baraa BlaaM Ha«a

5/A Electric. J u s Us Ula« Oat-Oaes las.

5 / A Extra Teat Saaistklas • • * . T«y Stnag.

30 other styles St priM u sail rrvrrtUr

r tale ivy all dculcra iCopyrithied irts.by Wm. AtaaaA bui>s.J

order, and In ease ot their appearance that they cause their answer to the Complainant* Bill of Complalat to be filed, and a copy thereof to be served on said Complainant's solicitor within twenty days af te r s e m e * on them of a copy of sala bill, and notice of this order: and that ia de-fault thereof, said bill be taken aa confessed by said non resident Defendant*.

And It Is far ther ordered, that within twenty days the said Oomplatosnts cause a notice of this order to be published la the L o v s u . Joe*-xan. a newspaper printed, puhllnhed and circu-lating In said county, and that such publication be continued therein a t least once In each week for six » eeks lu success!ou, or that they cause a copy of this order to bn personally served on said non re ident Defendants, at loaat twenty days before thn time above prescribed for their appearance. BOBEBT M. MOSTOOMEKY.

P A T E N T S Cavoats, aad Trade Marks obtained, and aU Pat tent businesscomlucml for MODEItATE FEKH

ICE 18 o p p o a m c u s . PAT*ST Va have no sub-ageoclea, aU buslm-ss . can t»nsao» |>sT«.l business In IM* LESS COST than those remote f rom

CUB OFFICE 18 OPrOBITX U 8. PATENT OFFICE. Ws have no direct, brace Ume and at I Wsehlngtcn.

Bend model, drawing, or photo, with descrip Hon. We adrlse If pateaUMe or not, f ree of chanp.. Our fee is not due UU palest Is aecined.

A book, "How to Obtain Pateots, "with refer-ences to actual clients In your Bute, eonntr . or town, tent free. Address

C . A . S N O W & C O . ,

Opopslte Patent Offlee. Washlnirtoa. D, 0 .

n s h o r t t n n e o u s

b y o u r n e w i n s t a n -Mrs S t o c k -

i n g h a s been i n C h i c a n > t h e p a s t t w o w e e k s aelect-

i n g a n d b u y i n g

All the Latest N o v e l t i e s in Millinery.

M r s . J . O ' H E R O N . O r d e r o f P u b l i c a t i o n .

STATE OF MICHIGAN—Tbe Circuit Court for the County ot Kent: In Chancery.

UBUBOK A . BWSXT A N E n w u i F. BWXXT. Executors ot the last wlll of Bldney

ClUHUES . JXXNIX A. the c..sscd, and

A l a House, In tbs ty. on the Slh

nd Row in 3L Bt'LLaan. Def

' I f s S w i Hon. William E. Uru

FOLLTIT . •f

de-Defendaatt.

the Court InssldCoua-

u n . Otovp. Urcult

1 VSOJ IHO Present the

Judge In Ibis cause, U appearing from affldavit on

file that the defendant Lyman D. Folleti is uut a resident of this tUte, but a resident of Usalral America, on moUon of Edwin F. Uweet, Com-plainant s Bollcllor. ordered that tbo appearance of said non-rraldent defendant Lyman 1>, FolleU be entered herein within 8 months from tbe dale af this order, and In case of his appearance he cause bis mi .a r r to Ihe bill of oosaplolnt to be fil-ed. and a cupy thereof lo be served on tbs Com-plalnant'a bolicltot within twenty d ty t after ser-vice on him of a copy of said bill and aotlce of this order: aud In default thereof, sold bill will be u k e n as confesaed by said noa-resldrat de-fendant.

And ll Is further days the Oumplainants der to be publiahed in newspaper printed. | said county, and thai ued therein once lu cession or llial be be personally set fendaal at least

lhat within nfteeo a notice of this or-

cunun-

le a copy of this order to on said non-resident De-

days before ihe time

' WILUAM E. UBOVE. Circuit Judge Examined, oounierslgned and entered by me.

Coaxsuca L. H i a VIV, Urg later. tA true copy, sltest:l

Uoamutw L, HABVEV. heglster. EUWM F. Hwxrr.

Bollcllor for Oimplalnant and uf Cuunsel. (IBwT.)

O r d e r o l ' P u b l i c a t i o n .

'TATE OF MIOHIUAN.—Tbe Circuit Court I 5 the County of Kent: In Chancery.

L o t u s / - 1U< nsosn. Complalnsnt. »a

Hi'nso.v J . WSXXLT. J u a i r . E. ( j i s e s t a . WiLuan U. HTOSK, Aaraca J H u -

n t AKP Wiixiaa A. Pau i t a , De

At a ssssi-n of said H rase. In the city of C

. Court, held s t the Court Grand Bapldt'. in aoldeu'in-Ootober. A. D. IBM,

I'llllam E. Urove, Judge of tbe Circuit Uouit.

In this cause, 11 appearing from affldavit on ate, that the defendant Hudson J, Wok sly. is not a resident of this Bute, but Is a resideut of tbe Territory of DskoU On moUon of K. F. Sweet. Complainant's Bollcitoi it Is ordsredjha t ths appearance of said non-rMidentl be entered herein within four months date of this order, and In case of blsB he cause his answer to the Bill ofj Ibc tiled, and s copy thereof to bell

the

f'corn p l a i n e r ix tiled, and s copy thereof to be sarved on the • 'ouplaluant ' s Bollcllor within flfteen days after asrvios on him of a cupy of aaid BUI a>'.d Jiollre uf order; and In default thereof, said Bill sill be Uken a s oontsssed by sold non-resident Dsfen-d a n t

And It Is further ordered that within twenty dsys llie Complainant cauao a notlcs of (hla or-der to bs publiahed In the Lowxu. J o c a x i u t newspaper pnntod, publiahed and circulating In said IVHinty, aud that aaid publication be uuu tinned therein ouoe in u c h week for six weika In aucoessloo. or lhat be cause a copy ot this ur dsr to be penoaally sarrsd ou said uou reaidrni Defendant a t l**at twenty day a before the lime above presoribod for hla appearance

WILUAM E. OSUVK. Circuit Judgs. Examined, countersigned and sntersd by me.

Coxxsucs L. II AS VST, Beglsier. E. F. Bwxrr, Complainant's Bollcllor. (A true copy, attest:)

CoaxsiJfa L. flaXTXT, Baglster.

-Circuit Juogo. Examined, countersigned and entered by me.

Cosxn.U K L. HaavxT. A. Owxx Cnotixa. Begister,

Complalnanta' Solicitor. A true Cr.py—Attest,

Cornelius L, Harvey. Begtster, (l>w7,)

we W I X X . G I V E

One Hundred Dollai MALARIA. B I T i o i - S N E S i F E ^ E U A A G O iballbe Good O l d D r . Chaae'a

W M bs.*cndln| ll.W per bottfa. CIIAHE M M I K L.\; OO., Detroi t , l l l c h . l o t s a x o , WILLUHI & L. WhDleule AFTNU.

G L A S S ,

W M . R I I D .

73 4 7S Larsed t t r ee t Wast, DCTROfT, MICH, p. s.—Wriis t o Fricss. Mstnsblalsiaswsscanae-

B u y t h e N ^ w H i g h A r m

S I N G E R M A C H I N E .

I T I S T H E B E S T .

S u p p l i e s f o r all S e w i n g M a o h i n e e i d u c c d p r i c e s .

OfTiee Opposite Forest Mi l ls .

J. N. COOLEY, Agt. Lowell, - Mich.

The QENI/INE / \ N T 1 - W A S H B O A R D

A T ' ® t h e m a t t e r w i t h H o u s e m a n .

W i l A 1 D o n n a l l y & . J o n e s ? T h e y a r e A l l

R i g h t , i s t h e v e r d i c t o f t h e t h o u s a n d s o t j r

s a t i s f i e d c u s t o m e r s w h o m t h e y h a v e s u p -

p l i e d w i t h t h e i r T a i i o r - M a d e G a r m e n t s

d u r i n g t h e l a s t 3 0 d a y s .

N O W ! P e r h a p s y o u w e r e t h i n k i n g o f

p u r c h a s i n g - s o m e t h i n g t h a t w i l l a d o r n y o u r

b o d y a n d k e e p y o u w a r m d u r i n g t h e b l e a k

c o l d d a y s o f t h e c o m i n g w i n t e r .

O T T P I T b e i n g t h e c a s e y o u w i l l f i n d i t

" j I I I . M d e c i d e d l y t o y o u r a d v a n t a g e t o g i v e u s a

c a l l b e f o r e p u r c h a s i n g . W e a r e s h o w i n g

a l a r g e r a n d finer l i n e o f a r t i s t i c a l l y m a d e

g o o d s i n e v e r y d e p a r t m e n t t h i s s e a s o n t h a n

e v e r b e f o r e .

D O N ' T ^or8:et that we p!"88e8®ac,van" t a g e s ( w h i c h w e a r e w i l l i n g a n d a n x i o u s t o

s h a r e w i t h o u r c u s t o m e r s ) t h a t a r e n o t e n -

j o y e d b y o u r c o m p e t i t o r s . W e w i l l c o i i r

t e n t o u r s e l v e s a t t h i s t i m e w i t h n a m i n g o n W

o f t h o s e a d v a n t a g e s , v i z : W e A f t )

m a n u f a c t u r e r s I I n m a k i n g o u r

g o o d s w e e x e r c i s e a c a r e i n t r i m , w o r k -

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

o u t g a r m e n t s f a r s u p e r i o r i n e v e r y e s s e n -

t i a l t o a n y t h i n g o u r c o m p e t i t o r s c a n o b -

t a i n i n a n y o f t h e m a r k e t s o f t h e c o u n t r y .

W o u l d b e p l e a s e d t o s e e y o u .

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L O O K D O W N T h r o u g h t h e s e i t e m s a n d s e e i f t h e r e i s a n y t h i n g y o u n e e d .

H j m a r e l o o k i n g f o r k n i t U n g y a r n * | H a v e y o u a s k e d f o r p r ice* o n c r o c k e r y go t o M c P b e m o n ' s , , a t U r P h e r e o n ' a . H u " " a n e l e g a n t l i n e

T b a fltMat Una of B e r l i n Wool Z e p h r r a i 1 ° ^ *1 Will And i n l ^ w f i l l l a a t U n P h a r ^ v n ' . l n K R o c * B o t t o m P r i c e s . y o u wil l find i n L o w e l l l a a t M o P h e r s o n

T h e finest l i n e of H a n i t i n g L a m p * . P a r l o r U m p a , S t a n d L a m p s , H a n d L a m p a , K i t c h e n L a m p * a n d B r a c k e t U m p a y o u wlU find a t M c P h e n o n a .

F u l l l i n e of a l l t h e l e a d i n g corae ta a t , M o P h e r a o n ' a .

F u l l Una of L a d i e s a n d C h i l d r e n a u n -d e r w e a r a t U c P h e r a o n ' a .

Men'a . W o m e n ' * , B o y t ' a n d Utr la ' m i t -t e n s a n d g lovea a t M c ^ b e n o n ' a .

C a b s , C a r t a , E x p r e t a W a g o n s a n d S le igba i n g r e a t v a r i e t y a t M c P h n r a o a ' * .

T h * Oneat d i ap l ay of O i a t s w a r e t o b e f o u n d i n L o w e l l is o n e x h i b i t i o n a t Mc-P h e r s o n ' a .

K l v e a n d t e n c e n t c o u n t e r b a r g a i n * t o o u m e r o u * t o m a n t l o a a t M o P h e r a o n ' a .

L o o k a t t b o a a a t a n ^ e d good* a t M o -'hemon ' s . I t w i l l d o y o n good .

H a v * y o u aeen tboaa Marsei l le* B e d S p r e a d * f r o m 75cta t o i31.40 e a c h a t M c -P h e r s o n ' s . T h e y a n b e a u t i a * .

. \ o u wil l find a f i n e l i n e of S a x o n y . S p a n i s h K n i t t i n g , M i d n i g h t , F a i r y F l o w a n d O e r m a n t o w n y a r n s a t M o P h e r a o n ' a .

A l a r g e a n s o r t m e n t of t o y * f o r c b U -d r e n a t M c P h e r a o n ' a . m

S t a t i o n e r y , penc i l s , pen*, i n k , e t c . , c a n a l w a y s b e f o u n d a t M c P h e r a o n ' a .

M c P h e r s o n baa a n e l e g a n t a s s o r t m e n t of p l u s h a l b u m s , p l u s h f r a m e d a l a n d m i r r o r a , a u d a fine l i n e of o r n a m e n t * f o r f a n c y w o r k .

A l a r g e l ine o t h a n d k e r o h i e f s , ribbons, J need le* , c r o c h e t hooka , p i n e ,

• a n d h a i r o r n a m a n U c a n b e I t X " ,

a M | E . P J ; , " ? 0 N . C < M T I ' " * G 0 0 D

of all fcinda of f

Ou/ct, Easy, Cheap.

l o r e * Rubbing, l/iemfore sans Laboi and Woar.

Hicap in itself it more than saves iu tost in (owing of tbe clothes. This Soap

may be used iu a n y way and for any p u r p o s e ilut any Mbcr soap is used t o d excels oil.

Y O U will scvure C O M F O R T and mtkc money by in use. Try k once t n d

if die claims made for it arc nut true don't use it again. If they are trae you

pugbt and want to know it. Your grocg will get it if h e hain't iL

T O T H E W O M E N ! comes t h e more dliBcult T h u s SS A symptom o i her DISRWO SHE m a y have n e o -ralglr

HEADAOHE , dizzincs*. unna tu ra l emotloD* nnd var ious d e l u s l o n s ^ m o u n t . ing to mania , or may h ave locsl paralysis , nausea and Miniiling. perver ted sppotite , A I(rv. h a r k i n g cough, p a l p l u -t l m NI t h e hear t , oppression NN.L Iniiilncss, pain in the back

tin-: nnd kldtivVN .NUI e v e n itnuginable disease IH. . I F caused liv reflex uciion .

WH E N w e u t u l c r s t i u u i n i l

the anatomy and |>L.\ s-iology of uumcii . .iuil

learn o l Uic DISENSE* p c iiliai to thei r sex. there i» :I (evliug oi sympathy created witliin the breast ior h e r wcll-beint; and preservat ion o i her heal th .

W E A K N E S S .

On ai'I'ount o l t h e intiniatf coniui-tioii of these diseases with the Htoinacli, brain, heart and l iver , t h r o u g h the sympathet ic spinul M STEM R.f ne rves , diagnosis or loca t ing o i I;, I diseases

H i b b a r d ' s R h e u m a t i c S y r u p A . O O M F O U N D

Conta in ing Podop l i i Inni C ' n . I . U A .Sagmtln, U n i c o r n Root , illnck Cohosh and P o k e Root, wilh im 1- S , ,11, I, t i , w i t h Sul tc i l ic Acn l . NI rvinc*. etc.. etc., scientifically combined and PLEN-: . . ! ! lo inki . all o l thein be ing i n liitir action, t s well as laxative and alterative,TLUII will rrstorc action. IUUMIIII' liill:,iiiinatiun, and prove al l tha t the most a s t u t e phvs i r ian <.I |>aUiolugiat could suggest. Illlibard's R h e u m a t i c P las te rs applied to the rniiill u i the bark o r nbilotnen, or to any parts that may be pa inful and weak, w i l l BE found verv U'lieiiciul. UeaMin t e a c h e s tlie lesson.

• I T N E V E R F A I L S . I T N E V E R F A I L S -

IT 18 A S A F E T A M I L Y M E D I C I N E * Bec-U<.- II rnntaln* nn pol.I.II I.I upluU N, I lill«.I.n, invalids nml Uilicale |s medii-iiif uid t u n i c thev OM Use, Nu biniw .hwilil TIE ITIIIMKII it AL«avs In ^arcMiu II'IMU'.

If you cannot pnwiri' it lA I.NIR drugin'st sri«l direii tn us , 1'ILN $1,00; |>

I*nuns will fjid It the best I.. S/ritf, Smmtr, KMUIfl, 4j

J I . D ; 6 M i l e s 85- Plastars »JE.

T E S T I M O N I A L S W O R T H Y O F C O N F I D E N C E .

LIHIT r u r cd M* in-l'.. • i. n , |>ur,;',i .1 ml hi.AID and TEA years I hate L « n a gintjalknr from DJS made nie a well • l auan , .n 11 <-AIIIU>l In prai-C nl IsWh Miujl ami I' j- t .rv

M r s S . H. HANKS. Wblk-LMLL, Mkh ,

Hil'lvvid1' Bliounuiir Hvrii|i lias no rann 4 IS- wllhoiil ii In our landh

M A . , M S ' . N I S W W U N , .MN-KCIENN, MIEN

E»la. neuralgic bcaJache 1 J ' s Kbcunullc Syrup made mc a well * « •

Mas A. U. Noata, Jaduoo, 1

Wc llib'Mrd*. Itlu-iiniitU Sjrup entirely enrrd ate. I { think IT UK BC.L lamlly rucildoe In LHA wortt

M a s , LUCLS E U K D T M , Wabash, lad.

A b U R e C U R E F O R R H E U M A T I S M

M c P h e r s o n sel ls flower pota VERY c h e a p

l l m a i l e r s not w h a t y o u are l o o k i n g

S T C P H ^ "

A n d t h e b e a u t y o f It I* McPheraon

Kpoeee to aeU e v e r y t h i n g i a atock a t M I Uring prices .

A McPHERSON'S BAZAAR.

2 O N L Y 2 O N L Y A N D A L W A Y S A T O U R S T O R E .

T H E T W I N S I T h e y n o t w e a r aud have

NEVER WORN & STITCH OF C 1 0 T B I N S I T H E Y A P P E A R

I N N A T U R E ' S S I M P L I C I T Y , " A N D A R E N A M E D

B a r e F a c t a n d N a k e d T r u t h ,

T h e y wil l o o n t l n u e to h e l p u s i n our da i ly aa ' e* o f Boot*, Shoe*, S L I U -

pera a n d Rubber Goods, o f w h i c h we have a cotnpieU- s t o c k of t b e be*l m a k e * in t h e market . W e Inv i te t b e p u b l i c to

C A L L A N D L O O K U S O V E R I R O B E R T S O N & SON,

T H E S H O E M E N . P . 8 . — W e bave moved I n t o t h e old T r e g l o w n s t a n d , w h e r e w e i n v i t e o u r F ^ R T M S

"Secure the shadow ere the substance fade." *•

" S O J O U R N E R T R U T H . "

Half or Full Length Cabinets, $2.50 per doz. Bust position Cabinets, $3.00 per doz.

O . E . F H I L I U E L I R . '

A . Y O U C H , A s s i s t a n t .

R* DAN L tratci a .

.Bowae,Combs&Striker,

BANKERS. Lowell , - Michigan. T r a n s a c t a O e n e r a l B a n k i n g B u s i n e s s

a n d Issue Dra f t* a v a i l a b l e in a l l p a r t * of thu W o r l d .

M. C. GRISWOLD. C A S H I E R .

J . H A R R I S O N R 1 C K E R T ,

D E N T I S T ,

PlDe Gold fillings a Specialty,

^BLG R e p u b l i c a n ra l ly to u ight i i t Mtwic

Cal l un Morgan & S m i t h to inuve vottr coal stoves.

A L L O W E D T O D I E A P A U P E R .

1 ' r e s i l i e n t T ' l e v e i a n U ' I

S u b a l l t a t e .

' B w t C a b i n e t s o n l y I'.V.VL p e r do/.. ; P h n i e y ' s .

Geo . Ua tchew . a fo rmer L i u d l i t e , in t o w n ,

I Cha-M. Quick m o v e s in to I t h i s week .

E . L , B r o w n K a l k a s k a ,

is teni ' l i ing schnol at

New w i n t e r s t y l e s at .MM. l l l l e r 'S , eas t s i de o f F l a t r i v e r .

inlilllion .

for

All work Warranted.

L o w e l l , M i c h .

l a O W E L I a

B u s i n e s s M e n ' s A s s o c i a t i o n .

Regular Mfet lng ' i Flfi l Thur td iy in every

month, i l B. C. Smith' i itoro.

N . B . B L A I N , P r e s .

W i n e g a r sel l* t b e bes t five c e n t c i g a r — U p m a n n ' s Al l N a t i o n s .

' Robert M a n d m i l h a s bu i l t a< I to h i s h a n d l e fac tory .

| T r i p p l e p l a t e d knives and fork |!L Hi per LB IN. a i O l ive r ' s ,

MM. E . L . t l r a w is v is i t ing f r i e n d s at Uratiti R a p i d s and Rock l in i l ,

LSIK ou t for ImrgmnH, t h e i inust and beat c a b i n e t * at Hilers . e a s t s ide .

Big C e d a r Spr ings a t l e n d n n c e and I b

F o r S a l e . c h o i c e f a r m s lo-

cated in K e e n e , V e r g e n -nee , B o w n e a n d Bua ton . AIK seve ra l h o u s e s a n d lo ta In t h e v i l l a g e o f L o w e l l . Can s u i t a l l o ia t tos o ( c u s t o m e r s . F o r f u r t h e r p a r t i c u l a r * i n q u i r e a t t h e off ice

8 . P . H I C K S , of • t f o v e r W e s t A CO'B d r u g s t o r e .

Al l N a t i o n s L>eats t h e m A l l . W i n e -g a r * d r u g s t o r e .

F o * SALK, o r money r e n t , a d e s i r a b l e F a r m of a b o u t 160 acre*, w i t h i n 2^ m i l e s of L o w e l l . U o o d b u i l d i n g s and l and • r e l l w a t e r e d . E n q u i r e o f S . P . H i c k s .

T r y A l l and you w i l l

ilgant n t W i n e g a r ' s , n o o t h e r .

W a n t o H - T O E X C H A N G E A G O O D T F A I U C U ^ A J J c a r t fo r a n e w m i l c h I n e w

D E . S P R I S O .

U p m a n n ' s B o q u e t * a t W i n e g a r ' s a t o r e .

Houso Plants a - t f a S i one o f U p m a n n ' s d g a t * .

A i l ' S a t i o n s fiye c e n t

P a c t n r o W A N T E D F O B 1 4 T O 1 « r a 5 i u r B i n , l c h e o w a i D_ E < SPRIKO.

A l l N a t i o n s 1* t l ie be«t five c e n t c i g a r in the m a r k e t . W . 8 . W i n e g a r ' s d r u g • to re .

U W O N T P A Y Y O U TO T A J E U P 1 1 y o u r h o n s e p l a n t * w h e n you c a n ge t

e a c h c h e a p one* a t McPberajtr*.

F a i r t h i s week . b ig t i tne g e n e r a l l y .

F o r S a l e ' and " T o R e l i t ' c a r d s a t tbe J O U R N A L olHuo, f i r 0 M n t s e a c h .

Watch and j e w e l r y r e p a i r i n g at t h e lowes t l i v i n g p r ices a t A. D, Ol iver ' s .

When you a r e r e ady to have you r coal s t o v e moved , ca l l o n Morgan I£ S m i t h ,

T h e W, C . T . U . Wi l l m e e t w i t h Mrs L, P . B a r k l e y . F r i d a y . Oct , l i t . a t '.'IHO P M .

Roy H o o k e r , w h o hss IS'EN in Dakota for s ix mon ths past, n - tu rned t o ia iwei i T u e s d a y .

C h a s . Knapp and w i fe , o l l irainl U p-s, a t t e n d e d the fiinoral of Mrs . Ta tumu n a p p to - lay .

C l o c k s in end lens v a r i e t y and all a l w a y s in stock a t Oliver 'S T h e y

u s t lie seen to be a p p r e c i a t e d .

Died , Sunday e v e n i n g , Oct 7, ISM, Mr . S i m e o n D. GM*, in t h e ' l i s t year o f his a g e . T h e f u n e r a l was bold HT TLN-b o u s e . T h u r s d a y p . m .

But te r 20. Eggs 1.1. Apples . *0 a n d 1.10. Peaches 1 5 0 . Potatoes 20. Onions 50c. W h e a t 1.07. Outs 2.'i. Co rn 50. P a r l e y 1.15, T i m o t h y Seed. I , 6 0 t o 1 U0. Rye , 4 0 .

M a r r i e d , Oct 10, 18W), a t the M. E . Mirsouage, Lowell, M i c h . , hy R<-V. I I . V. P o w e l l , pastor of t h e Low 'ell B a p t i s t

C h u r c h , Mr . A l f r e d L. I l o w e u and M ss M a r y G a r d n e r , b o t h of K u n e .

Coons & McNaughton c o n s t a n t l y have o n band a c o m p l e t e l ine of h o u s e f u r n i -t u r e , f r om t h e c h e a p e s t c h a i r or s t a n d t n t h e e l e g a n t u p h o l s t e r e d pa r lo r Hintes and m a r b l e tabled. O n e can n o t h e l p b u t be s u i t e d a t t h e i r s to re .

Of al l t h e b i d s o n the new court l i o i | * e n o n e c a m e w i t h i n tho ( 1 3 0 . 0 0 0 a p p r o -

iv the West of Detrnit . f o r

T h e u n d e r s i g n e d has in h t* possessn •IL o n N I

*ion c h o i c e d u e l l i n g * t o rent o r sell o n reoa-oni ib le t e r m s . M . M . P E R R Y .

B e l k n a p b a n n e r grace*

A I a r o a V A R I E T Y O F House P l a n t * N L D I G U j u a t r e c e i v e d a t McPherson 'S.

ray U P .

i l l p a r t i e s o w i n g me o n a c c o u n t wil l b e r e b v take no t ion l h a t u n l e s s t h e i r ac-c o u n u a r e s e t t l e d i m m e d i a t e l y t h e y w i l l b e p l a c e d i n t h e h a n d s o f a co l l c c to r .

1 . B . M A L C O L M .

H E R E A N D T H E R E .

W i l l A v e r y his ick w i t h m a l a r i a l f e v e r .

T h l « h a s b e e n t l ie beet F a i r week of t h e s e a s o n .

Mis* Morgan I* a n e w c l e r k a t Co l l a r A Weeke*' .

A

M a i n

A proepect t h a t Lowel l wi l l h a v e tr ie fight beforo l ong .

T b e c i t y w a t e r ha* b e e n pu t in t h e W e s t W a r d schoo l house.

A b o u t 50 nev n a m e s h a v e been h a n d e d 1B fur reg i s irat ion t b u * f a r .

O n l y a b o u t t h r e e w e e k * b e f o r e t h u o o u n t r y w i l l b e s a v e d a g a i n .

l ira . H i l e r •nper intend* h e r own t r i m m i n g a n d g u a r a n t e e * s a t u f a c t l o n

S e t a n d b a n d r i n g s of a i l d e e c r i p t i o n * a t Ol iver '* . P r i c e s low a s t h e lowe* t .

C . D . P e a s e , of K a l k a s k a , w a a In t o w n on b u s i n e s s t h e first of t h e w e e k .

Meesr*. K i n g , Qu ick & K i n g a r e con-d u c t i n g a l u m b o r y a r d

A . L . P e c k , who IA an d r u g g i s t , is c l e r k i n g fo r W .

a e x p e r i e n c e d S . W i n e g a r .

J . Q. L o o k h a s U k e n t h e pos i t ion of >ok k e e p e r at t b e b a n k of C h a r l e s J . b o o k

C b u r c h ft

—to t b e problb l t lon iau B a l l W e d n e s d a y

T . L a t h r o p gave a l i ne ta lk itlonisU t h i n k u t Mus ic

O v e n e e r s of R o a d D is t r i c t* a r e r e -q u e s t e d to r e turn t h e i r w a r r a n t * to T o w n U e r k ' A of f ice aa eoon aa poss ible .

J . M. M a t h e w s o n , Esq . , and F a n n e r H a t d ) a d d r e s s e d a d e m o c r a t i c m e e t i n g a t T ra in 's H a i l , S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g .

T h e W . F . M. S o c i e t y w i l l m e e t In t b e C o n g R g a t i o n a l church , Wednesday , O c t o b e r 17. at 8 o c l ock , f a r t Ume .

Bobertaon ft S o n have m o v e d I n t o t h e i r n e w q n a r t e n , and a r e as n i c e ly fixed f or l o c a t i o n as a n y firm in

JSOBERL® a n d * ) . ALL t h e i a d l « In -

v l t e d .

J o h n B r o a d b e n t a t t e n d e d t h e Odd F e l l o w * e n c a m p m e n t , a t t h e R a p i d * T H I S week . J o h n U " w a y u p io t h o or-

der .

A good coal stove, bedroom s e t a n d otber h o u s e h o l d goods t o bs sold c h e a p . E n q u i r e ot Mr* . E . C. J u d d a t T . J . Max ard s s h o e a tore .

T h e n . 1* n o e n d to t h e a p p l e c r o p w h i c h ia b e i n g m a r k e t e d h e r e , t a r m e r a »-V c o m i n g f r o m lung d i s t anoee in e v e i y d i r e c t i o n t o se l l in t h i s m a r k e t .

Rev . H . W . P o w e l l h a s b e e n i n v i t e d t o a d d r e e * a u n i o n m e e t i n g a i t l ie M. B. c h u r c h , Sunday evening, o n t h e t o p i c • ' T h e fepirit o f C h r i s t A p p l i e d to t n e

S a l o o n .

A r o u s i n g d e l e g a t i o n is wan ted t o D U E T a t t h e D a v * H o u s e , t h i s a f ternoon •T ll:45I to ma rch lo l l ie d e p o t and e s e o n o u r next C o n g r c M i n a n o v e r f r o m t b e t r a i n . L e t every R e p u b l i c a n voter

b e o n h « d .

T h e N a t i o n a l W . C . T . U . ' h a s ap-- " J d a y , O c t . 14, a* a day of

I L o w e " W . 0 . T . U . wil l

u W r v e t h e day 1. u i a e r v a the day In a TE-vice o f p r a y e r and p r a i s e a t t h e B a p t i s t c h u r c h a t Sf KM)

C .

- y n i g h t . S h e a n d 11 d a y * old

ot L o w e l l fo r >

I f you bave jus t b m l t a n e w nnd a r e r e a d y lo have il f u r n i s h e d , g i v e C o o n t ft M o N a n g b t o n a c h a n c e : t h e v w d l d o it i n e l e g a n t s t y l e , and a l t h e moat K M o n a b l e p r i c t* .

Mrs . T a m n i a K n a p p . m o t h e r o f F,

K n a p p , d i e d W * wa* 82 year* , 8 n o d bad b e e n a 88 y e a n . F u n i o ' c l o c k , a t t h e M. E . c h u r c h .

T h e eeaeon i s now a l h a n d w h e n t h e h o u s e k e e p e r b e g i n s t o t h i n k o f n e w fu r -n i t u r e to fill s o m e vacant s po t , o r t o T A K M p l a c e of t h a t w h i c h h a s se rved I U l i m e . W h e n t u r n i n g t h e i r f o o t s t e p s t o w a r d HODI® pliic© lo BUYI THE WIB© wl i l BO t o Coo up ft McNaughton 'A F u n i i i u r e Room*, in L o w e l l , a n d i n s p e c t t h e i r e le-g a n t s t o c k o f pa r lo r and bed - room fu r -

W i t h i n N few weeks the press IIHM re-

ce ived n inny i n q n r i e s n l s iu t t h e fnte nf

tne s u b s t i t u t e w h o m O r o v e r r i e v e l n n d

employe i l IN net ve f u r h i m « ben d ra f ted new hnuse d u r i n g the reU' l l iun , The story IK A sud

one , IINIL mie we l l k n o w n in Bt i l f . i lo .

w h e r e l l ie Huqiiel N ve ir ago tiutile U pro-

f.iiniil impresslnn . T h e KntrnUi e n r r e s

IHinifi n t of t h e P r e s s makes tne fo l low -

i n g plain s t a t e m e n t ol the mat te r :

I n s t e a d of g o i n g t o w a r w h e n he was

draf ted Orover CB .'( U n d s e n t a su l i s t i -

t u t e . George B r insk l . a sa i lor on t h e

l akes . He p r o m i s e d to pay h i m

anil t o find h i m wo rk when he re turn -

e d . Mr . C l e v e l a n d pa id l l r insk i $150

d o w n , a n d said h e wou ld g i v e h i m tin-

i e*t w h e n he g o t b a c k fo rm t h o w a r , as

h e was short of money and h a d to b o r -r o w f r o m h is f r i e n d s i n o r d e r to raist-t h e cash paymemt .

When t h e w a r was over Dr insk i c a m e to Mr . CB 've land to ge t t h e 1150 DM' h i m and to find e m p l o y m e n t . H e was s u l f e r i n g f rom l u n g d i sease c o n t r a c t e d d u r i n g t h e w a r ami was p r a c t i c a l l y un a b l e to s u p p o r t h imsel f . Mr . C l e v e l a n d n o t on ly found no w o r n for t h e man w h o fought for h i m . but gave him

Tlie nnly Psrfeet I tfl iuedy.

For h ibtt iml c o n s u m p l i o n . d y s p e p s i a , I and k i n u r e d i l l s is t h e famous Califor-nta l iqu id f r u i t r e m e d y , Kyr t tp of Figs. ] I t s t r e n g t h e n s a* well A" c len i h e syst-M, it IS easily taken , and |E RF-rtly ha rmles s . 1

Sold in 50c and *L.MJ bo t t l e* by al l I l e a d i n g d r u g g i s t s .

Ely ' s ( ' r e n i n Ilalni has ent i re ly c i i red ;

in - OF A l o n g s tand ing ca -e of >' , ta r rh , I linve n e v e r y e t Been Its eitunl as a ' ' l i r e :

for co lds in l l ie IN-atl II'id iteatl iolte re-b i i l t ing f r om such colds . It is a r e n i n - | dv o f s t e r l i n g m e r i t . — E . L. Crosby , Nashvi l le , T e n n .

Af te r u s i n g A L.irg" n u m l w r of p r e p a - ^ r a t ions for c a U r r h , I nm s a t i s f i ed t h a t | of t h e m n i l Ely 's Cream B a l m g ive s t h e IIUKI relhif 1 can r e c o t n i n e n d it to a n y otif w h o nmy have iv iUtrrh. cold in the bead or hav fever — * II U w i s . P r in -cipal I t raded SCIIIMII. C l i n t in . W i s .

P E C U L I A R

In t h e c o m b i n a t i o n , p r o i o r t l n n . and pre |uirat ion of i t s i n g r e d i e n U . H o o d ' s Sarsapi r i l la a c c o m p l i s h e s c u r e s w h e r e o t h e r prep i r a t i ons e n t i r e l y fa i l . Pecu l -ia r in it* g i s d n a m e a t h o m e , w h i c h i s a " t o w e r of s t r e n g t h a b r o a d . " p e c u l i a r in t h e p h e n o m e n a l sa les it has a t t a i n e d . Hood ' s S a r s a p a r i l l a is t h e most suc-cvsbful m e d i c i n e f o r p u r i f y i n g the blood, g i v i n g s t r e n g t h and c r e a t i n g a n appe-l i t e .

y j A C o a s O I ^ F O R R H E U M A T I S M .

GEO W . W A L T S , E s q ,

S a n F r a n c i s c o . C a l i f r -

n i a , G e - e r a l A g e n t U n i o n

P a c . f l c r a i l w a y :

"I add nu hearty in-

dorsemenl to St. Jacobs

Oil, as a euro for rh-u-

matlm, etc."

WE have t r i ed i t ; t r i ed what? W h y ,

money , p u t t i n g h i m off w i t h p romi-e* J N ? R ^ A -B r i n s k i . s l r k a n d d t s h a r t c n e d . « e n t E X T R A C T O F S A I W A

wi-st. Unable t o sup |H.N h i m s e l f , h e P A R I L L A 1 H a v i n g received b e n e f i t be. *mH an i n i n a f o f v a r i o u s a l m s - f r o m It. wo u s e t h e • p i n l u n l I n j u n c t i o n . . ..<» a 1. . I .1.. '• /Haarttarl

p n a t i o n . Tbe l owes t was B e r n C o n s t r u c t i o n Co $160,000. T h e Board of S u p e r v i s o r s w o r r i e d a l l d u v T u e s d a y o v e r the m a t t e r and then d e c i d e d by a vote ot 17 to 111 tu r e j e c t t h e lowes t h id . I t don ' I look s s if K e n t coun ty w i l l bave a c o u r t house th i s year— n o r next .

Cabinets half doz .

u t P h i l l e v ' s o n l y $I..VI

of b u y i n g D. Ol iver

I f y o u a r e t h i n k i n g w a t c h , be e u r e n n d s*« A

B. C. S m i t h has r ece ived n f u l l l i ne o f fa l l s u i t i n g s , amung w h i c h m e mnnv of the finest p i eces ever a h o w n i n tow n .

S m i t h is m a k i n g heavy w e i g h t pants for F I t o $ 1 0 .

Hab i t s uf U Li lorsry Man.

Titeomb" bad Ju i t cot "Bo ld Full," and 1, too, b

amer a t ths old proverb: "Ge t tby I thy diataff ready, and Uud will st

houses and l lnnly earns back t o Bu l f a lo . A c c o r d i n g to his own s t o r y h e a g a i n asked Mr , C l e v e l a n d to r e d e e m his p romises . N o i h i n g was done fur h i m . and l ie was finnily taken to t h e E r i e | C o n s u m p t i o n Cotinly A l m s h o u s e a m i a f t e r w a r d s , t r a n s f e r r e d to t h e State So ld ie r 's H o m e I at Bath . He wus in t h e hosp i t l a l de-1 p a r t m e n t of t h a t ins t i tu t ion , su tTer ing ' f rom d i sease o f t l ie l u n g s . ' when Grover I C l e v e l a n d was e l e c t e d P r e s i d e n t .

On e l ec t ion day in 1885 P r e s i d e n t I ' l evel .nd e n m e t o B u f f a l o to vote , and l l r i nsk i . w h o w a s well enough to b e a l s i n t . came lo see h i m . He found Mr . C l e v e l a n d i n h i s l a w ofl ice in t h o W e e d b l o c k , nnd b e g g e d h i m w i t h t e a n in h i s eves to he lp h t m . H e r e m i n d e d t h e P re s iden t of Ins p r o m i s e s and asked h i m to ge t h im an a p p o i n t m e n t i n W a s h i n g -ton o r tu d o t iny t h i n g t h a t w o u l d save h i m f r om l i v i n g o n c h a n t v . H e also asked Mr . C l e v e l n n d t o h e l p a d v a n c e HIS pens ion c la i

There wore a t iuml iernf s p e c t a t o n o f the p a t h e t i c scene, s n d t h o P r e s i d e n t waa c o n s e q u e n t l y v e r y g r a c i o u s . H n promised that h e wou ld d o a l l h e c o u l d f o r t h e man .

B r i n s k l went bark to t h " So ld ie r 's H o m e e n c o u r a g e d . Week a f te r week pas-'ed and t h e r e was no news f r o m W a s h i n g t o n , F i n a l l y he wro te t o t h e P r e s i d e n t , r e m i n d i n g him o n c e more o f his promise*. In r e p l y h e r e c e i v e d a

G o t h o u a n d do l i kewise . " (FLEOW)

— C t T R E B -

, R H E U M A T I S M ,

N E U R A L G I A ,

S C I A T I C A ,

B R U I S E S A N D

B U R N S , S P R A I N S .

iWd FC» DnnUM and DtaUn £I rryuktrt.

T H E C H A R L E S A . V O O E L E R C O . ,

A A L T I U U R E . U U .

Salisiaclorj Teas and Coffees

S H I L O H ' S C O U G H nnd C o n s u m p t i o n C i i r e i s s o l d b y u s o n a g u a r a n t e i . ' . I t c u r e s

C L A R K & W I N E O A H .

S a l t R h e u m Theasoulei of UKW who Miller fro

tali rheum are LI'DC-crllubli-. TI: healing, purllylng LIILUIEIN-cv of Huod'N parilU aio uiie<iiiallcd B; ony other

" 1 take pleasure In teccmitnendlng Hood'I 8ar<aptrllla. fur It HNII UUNE wonden for me. I had tall tlieutti very severely. iBeellng MA

over nea r l y my enllio body. Only Utotewlio have suDcred fnnn lids d isease LA I U worst f o m c a n I m a g i n e t b e ex ten t of m y a f f l l c t l n n .

I tried many inedklnes, but failed to reeelvs benefit until I took Ilood'T Saruparllla. Tben the disease began to subside, the

A g o n i z i n g I t o h a n d P a i n

disappeared, and now I am entirely free from (he disease. My blood seems to be thor-

puitfled. tnd my general bealtli Is b e n e f i t e d , " LVMAW A L L K N .

North Chicago. III. " M y son had salt rbeutn on HIS bands and

tbe etlves ot BLI legs, so bad tbat they would crack OIIEN t nd bleed. He took H o o d . Bar-taptniia and Is entliely eureO." J, B . 8 T A * .

TON. Ml. VeruoD, Ohio.

F r o m 1 0 8 t o 1 3 ®

Itboe

On* n igh t 1 gut my paper, clippings, letters, everything.

order—pen,

two hours before tho _ I though t of ray " ipindls and waiting, and 1 burr iwl up, and freah spring morning. For flvs

minutes, perhaps, I stood around tbs don U d m porches, and then Trent in f u r a cracker and a ( l a a t of milk, nnd was ready for find-ing m y '

Oob Ing fas t ing to my deak, or taking even a I)M>rt walk at loon TA I was up, a lways re-toidsd m y work, and a headache or early • zhan t t i on was the consequence,

Th* history of this morning is TH* history at every morn ing lor A rear. Th* old habi t wo* hard to break, but I wat determined to g«t rid of i t , and every morn ing 1 compelled myself to wr i te lorociblug or iginal ; to write i t with care and painstaking, endeavoring to

Ura te my thought upon I t Olten the wat bad, being nneven and "Jerky,"

and tbe mat te r wat even worse, from half formed ideas, yet I ftiand t h a t copying a few pages of aomo good t u t h o r the evening he-ore improved the style, t nd pu t t ing the idea

A introduced it a t a personal 1 could tee and handle. Of of tbe work of those first morn-

ings WM gathered up careful ly aud con-to the i tove, but the h a b i t of Mdt" toou showed unmis taktb le

of being broken ap; aud, a f t e r a few 1 was delighted to Ond tha t whenever 1 cam* to my d a k iu the morning my flas wts waiting fo r the distaff.

Af te rward , when 1 took n p editorial work , or became, a t Horace Greeley once called himself, "an , editorial hack," my copy wot no* a lways a day or two behind t ime b e o n n s 1 had to wall NNTLL I fe l l Uk* writing. For many y e a n now I have been engaged in other work, wri t ing only occasionally, and again I hav* formed the habil of hanging on tbe tk lns of " m o o d s b u t I am convinced t h a t LL i s co t a neotttary t h ing to wait fo r ImpiraUon, and , too, t h a t t h * more we wait , UM s ta re we may wait .—& U Chas* In Ths Writer .

• U T t a L i t e ra ry Velk.

I ear ly found t h a t I needed M m * place fo r adal Informat ion about men ot nute, *neo-l l s tova rbea rd , reflectiont, etc. Af t e r much icogbl I h i t npon the following: In the FINT

place, I keep A le t te r hook, with tissue paper Uavet. Every le t te r wr i t ten , be it of more o r lees importance, Is copied in to tht l book U the twinkl ing of a letter press screw. One PAGE of ths Index in the f ront p a r t is de-voted to names, the other to the spedal sub-jects refer red to in the letter.

Thus, soppoes in a pereonal letter to a fr iend, in t b e free expresiiouof fr iendly con-v e m l t o n , I have chatted about tho

l i n e ' f r om Col . La inoht , s a y i n g t h a t b i s l e t t e r w o u l d b e a t t e n d e d to . T h a t was t h e las t George B r i n s k l ever h e a r d f r om President C l e v e l a n d . H e n e v e r got h is 1150. h e n e v e r g o t e m p I o y n i C ' t . a m i h e n e v e r got h is | )ensioti . He loxt all hopes and d i ed in t he So ld ie r ' s H o m e l a s t y e a r .

Th i s , i n b r i e f , is t h e story to ld by Rtitnikl hiniHelf a m i by perKonal f r iends of HIH w h n swear t o its t r u t h So far as kn .iwti it was never d e n i e d b y Mr . C i e r e l i i n d . o r by any of h is f r l o n d s . — Mir Vwkl'rf**.

L n * C 4 b | n MIKLI-.

B r a w n and B r a i n !

T h e | i u w e r f u l e n g i n e , w i l h i ts won -

i e r f n i p r o p e l l i n g p o w e r , c o u p l e d to t h e

l o n g t r a i n f u l l f r e i g h t e d w i t h t h e r i c h -

es t f a b r i c s of t h e i n t e l l e c t u a l l o o m s o f

t h e c e n t u r i d a — w h a t olieUcleH c a n stay

t h e progress of t h i s m i g h t y f u n e , w h e n

once u n d e r f u l l s t e a m a l o n g l i fe 's h i g h -

way

The A m e n c n n w i t h b rawn and b r a i n does not see the h e t e e s i l y f o r t i t l e s of nob i l i t y , dn.-FT n o t care f u r e l e v a t i o n by d e s c e n i , he can reach out and p luck t l ie start.

i l u t w i t h b rawn o r brain u n p a i r e d , a man is Imdi ly h a in l i camicd in the mad race for s u c c e s s w h i ch is t h o m a r k e d cha rac t -T i s tn ; of t h e pn-sen t a g e .

T h e phys i ca l system is a . n o s t in t r i -cate p iece o f n m i ' h m e r y . I t ough ; to IS- kept well r e g u l a t e d , so t h a t It wl i l work h a r i n o n i o u a l y in all i t* par t* , t h e n i t is c a p a b l e o f au i m m e n s e a m o u n t of wo rk ,

it IN said t h a t a watch , if expected to keep perfect l ime , u iu s t be w o u m l d a i l y It w i l l n o t k e e p good l i m e unle-s i t " r u n s r e g u l a r . " More m e n break down because t h e y d o n ' t " r u n r e g u l a r " I b a n for a n y other reiiMin.

It N. e l a n n e d by p h y s i c i a n s tha t few I m e n ure k i lUd hv h a r d w o r k . It is t o T H E O L U I I K U A B L E R O U T K T O A L X I - O T N T *

" I was seriously troubled with I lor three years, and receiving no benelll frum medlrul treatment I decided to try Hood'T Sanaiunlila. I aw nuw entirely cured of salt rheum; my weiRhl haa Inrieased from I d* Ibi. to US." Mns. ALICE fixrrn. Stamford, Cunn.

If you stiller from salt rheum, or any blood tfliease. try Hood's Sarsaparilla. I t has cured MANY others, aud will cure you.

H o o d ' s S a r s a p a r i l l a

•oldbyalldrnindits. f l i . l i f o r g s . Prspsrtdonlj by I ' . I- H O O D A CO.. A |KJ'. l i r e a r i a s , Lowe l l , lists.

1 0 0 D o s e s O n e D o l l a r

ObloilPROYEDCheste1 W*aa*Bl .o OHOLIRA PROOS. C X P H C 9 9 P R 1 P A I D , WINS IS Painaia U, S. T ROAIMN Coua-

I. 4 W H O M I 0 2BOO LBS. ) roa D.aoHipriON a eau

Tmar rkuoua Moaa. aiao rowia L. U, SILVtR CO. OLIVIIMD, O 1

are those thai

S U I T T H E P U R C H A S E R .

The Verdict of the Family al the

BREAKFAST OH TEA TABLE retardlnir lh.-a» AND whence they come I«

A most Important one.

Where did you qct that

Tea or Coffee? Onr rxperlence wlOi Te** and I'uirees ena-

bles us to

Guarantee Satisfaction, or they msy be relnrned aud money refunded,

WE ROAST OUR OWN' C O F F E E S ,

P l e a s e f a v o r us w i t h you r o r d e r s ,

Y O U R S V E R Y R E S P ' Y .

A. FISHER & CO.

POR P U R E D R U G S A N D M E D I C I N E S Y O U S H O U L D A L W A Y S G O T O

CliABK & WmiCJAR'S. Y o u wil l n o w find i n o n r stock

AN ELEGANT LINE OF WINDOW SHADES, LIT f r om 50c ?. fixture up .

e l s e w h e r e . Y o u s b ' i u l d s«e t h e m before p u r c h a s i n g Also N line assortment of

W a l l P a p e r a n d C o i l i n g D e c o r a t i o n s .

PAINTS OF ALL KINDS IN STANDARD CRANDT. BRUSHES, OILS, VARNISHES, ETC

We iDleod col lo te beaten io any of Ihe abo?e Lines of Goods, R E M E M B E R T H A T I

C L A R K & W I N E G A R , L O W E L L , M I C I I I O A X .

I ' L C Q E V / E R S O F

OLD HONESTY TOBACCO

V / 1 L L SOOf'l F L P J H | / \ T I J

L A ^ S T S L0[^CE^, TASJES

S W E E T E R Th|A^ OJ^Ef^ T0-

H ^ C C O S , A ^ D V / 1 L L P L E A ^ S E

I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT,

• * AND INSIST ON CETTINC IT.

E ' / E ^ y p i J c S J A ^ p E D L l t ^ E

i-yBOVE C d j .

JNO. PiKZER S BROS., Louisville, Ky.

SPOONER PAT.COLlflB Q > Cannot Choke a Hone.

Aajuiti Itself lo any Hcrsei Mil two ro*! of Stitching. Will hold llamej In place. J 'iirtf lirnuinr uakti stain

Xtith vur •' t'fitJi-Mark.'

C I D E R I S H A N ' S I ' E R F E C T

. PRESERVATIVE. A Ihurougldr trated sn I U, .. .^..iu.-|ireparstinn

for lUTrfllDgfennsntatinn, ensbllnir une lo liavo neb, <.pnrlilinc eider thcyeorsround. Haabeuoon TIN. mnrkrt ux yrsra. and Is indorsed brtlioua-.ml-, who hare uaed it. IllhiiroiiKhlyclaridea and

I I I | )ar ls no forrign laale. Tut up In boxes deaixn-.1 lor 3-J nnd W nail LUTRKAIF-.. retalliiiKtl Msnd •' cia Sold L.v ilralors, or IX-nt by risil on reeeiul -. I'rloo, INMAN BRO'S. I'ssiUiaClsTa. A k r o n , 0,

Detroit, C'd Haven SMiiwanliee I t A I I ^ W A V

Mlminlstration, o r given him some t t g e ad-vice against filrting. B tck In Ibe index

Bth* en t ry . " F U r t l n s . page 03." Y e a n these half playful remarks may be jos t

th* touch nettled to complete a chapter or outline a book. By wri t ing down my aneo-dote while i t i t hot, and t lmilar ly copying, I hav*A permanen t record aud a manuscript f o r filing. This same Utter book system i t also excellent fo r pweervlng a oopyof a n y manuscripts against tho ohanoe of their loss by mail , aud tf i t it fa i thfu l ly kept up, ths writer hot b is l i terary l ife and progress all " s r i n t e d in a book," to band down to his children's children. - " J . P . T ." In Th*

An Id io t ' s K x u a o r d l n a r y Power.

A Vienna dispatch i t y s : " A mlcrocephal-ist, aged 18, has arr ived lu Vienna f r o m Oal ida , and has beeu placed under the charge of P r o t a s o r Nothnagel, ot thu Vienna uni-versity. Tbe head of the youth Is extraordi-nari ly small, fiat o n the sides, and coming to A point a t lb* crown. Tbe u n f o i t u n s U is an tdiol, b a t pnMtsirr a g rea t power of Imita-tion and repeats words without difficulty. He hat to be tended like a baby and IS very fond of dolls aud other toys. IN showing HIM to his hearers during a lecture the other day. Professor Nothnagel said tha t tho man in appearance and in habits greatly resembled a monkey, t r a m which snlmol, however, he was dlslinguhihed by his power of spcoch. P Y M . . THE professor added, nothing baa yet been found in microcephabo brains which point to a closer affinity with ths menkey."— London Times.

The Chicago school census re turns gtre tba t ci ty a population of tj03,liSl,

E l e c t i o n D a n c e a t Musie H a l l , Tues-day e v e n i n g , Nov , 6 t h . Returns e v e r y

Ift m i n u t e n .

the i r r e g u l a r i t i e s o f m o d e r n social l i fe Hint t h e h i g h den t i l rate is due . Men I Imrn t h e i r c a n d l e s ut b o t h e n d s , t h e n I w o n d e r w h y it b u r n s o u t no q u i o k l v . j

T h e niiiin t h i n g in k e e p i n g the h u n m i i iniu b ine M GIMSL w o r k i n g o r d e r is to keep the r eg t i l a to i ' a l l r i g h t , " T h e lilood is the h i e , " a n d sound h e a l t h is AITMIND s o l o n g as t h e MIMHI HDWH

th rough t h e v e i n s a l impid s t r e t m of p u n t y -

R e g n l a t e l l i e r e g u l a t o r w i t h W a r n e r ' s Log Cabin san -apanl la . the o ld f a s h i o n -••d blood imritli-r. p r e p a r e d a f ter t h e best f o r m u l a in use by o u r ancestor* M ^OOD old L o g C a b i n days , a u d w i t h t h e v igor of brawn a n d b r a i n w h i c h m u s t e n s u e , in y o u r LIFO'S l ex i con you wi l l llnd n o such w o r d as f a i l .

^»HT AND Wt. ,T In effect IKi I. ! • «

rtlAlNH LRAVB LOWKLL GOINO EAST; I IH-TNILL Eiprt-aa, 0 ThrniiRh Mall ( Krenluv K I PRESS 18 Mlaed 10 Limited Ex | iren,

7 10 a s LL 10 A H

I « r s U <0 R » I I 25 I - S

| { J o h n B. Gough , t h e f a r - f a m e d l e c t . u i e r . e x c u s e d h imse l f to a n audience bei-aut# of a L>ad co ld , then s t a r t e d f o r Eg) pt in t h e hope o f g e t t i n g r id o f i t . E g y p t c o n t a i n s no r e m e d y m o r e c e r t a i n in i ts r e s u l t t han Dr . Bull 's Cough S y r u p .

Disensed nature o f t en t imoH h r e a k e s lor i i i in s t i a n g e e r u p t i o n s . " nnd t h e re-su l t o f it aU I« p a i n . Now S a l v a t i o n Oil will w n d thin very p a in to t h e r i g h t a ho l ight a t t he t r i f l i ng cos t of o n l y '.'.1 cents.

A C H I L D K I L L E D ?

A n o t h e r c h i l d k i l l ed h y t h e use of op ! -ates given in t h e f o r m of S o o t h i n g syrup . W h y m o t h e r s g i v e t h e i r chi l l i -ri-n such d e a d l y poison is s u r p r i s i n g w h e n t hey can rel ieve t h e ch i l d o f u s pecu l i a r t r o u b l e s h y u s i n g Acser 's I 'nbv S o o t h e r . I t c o n t a i n s n o O p i u m or Mor p h i n e . So ld hy

VKITKU & 1/HIK, D r u g g i s t s . L o w e l l

F o r l a m e l i ack , s i d e o r c h e s t , use S h i -loh ' s Pol ous P i a s i e r . P r i c e 83 c e n t s ,

C L A R K & W I N K O A K .

I t is s u r p r i s i n g how q u i c k the har i fa i i i s in custom - m a d e c l o t h i n g go a t S in i t h 's H e I a s j u s t r ece ived h i s fall s t y l e s and you should s e l ec t y o u r sui t e a r l y .

Shipping tags cheap offloe.

a t t h u J o i i r i i n l

Chi ldren Cry for P i t c h e r ' s Cas tor id .

WHRN Ilcby was sick, wo gsve hor Castoris.

When alio was a Child, alio cried for Castorisk

When she became MIA., she clung to Castorta,

When she b a i l Childtro, she CAVE tbrm Cualoria.

We d i r e c t t h e a t t e n t i o n of our readers to t h e a d v e r t i s e m e n t of I n m a n ' s P e r f e c t C ide r P r e s e r v s t i v e , found on a n o t h e r page uf t h u ISI|>er. T h i s a r t i c l e h a s en-j oyed a v e r y l a r g e sa 'e in t h e v i c i n i t y of It* m a n u f a c t u r e f o r t h e las t e i g h t o r t e n years, w h i c h is c o n c l u s i v e e v i d e n c e of i t s mer i t , a n d c o m i n g f r o m a firm w h o occupy "O e n v i a b l e a pomt ion in bus i -ngs . snd es i iec ia l ly in d r u g c i r c l e s , as Inmnt i Uros,1 do . « e feel n o h e s i t a n c y In r eco t i i t uond ing i t to our subsc r ibe r* fo r trial- IT is gnan . n l eed a b s o l u t e l y w h o l e s o m e . G i v e i t a t r ia l .

O O I N O W E S T :

IS 30 F S I SO r s I U t • I 00 r s

10 to r s

I Mornlav Express. S Thmuirn Hill 7 Nlnbl Expresa. I I M i x e d . 1 S'esmboat Expresa

F T Through llckela lo all prlodpal jiolnu Kast for sale at the Company's uiHce. l o w e l l .

Non, * and 10 run dally, other train ' dally. Sunday excepted. A O, F E Y D L A U K F . W . E . D A V I S .

LoweU Asent. Ana t. Oen, 1'aaa. AG't. Cblcaco, III

WHY GO WITH DIRTY COLLAKS & CUFFS !

T H E

A m e r i c a n S t e a m L a u n d r y

Will do you the VER^ Best Work at Ordlnvr)

F . G . S T O N E , A g e n L Goods delivered the same wrok.

A N U M B E R O F

D E S I R A B L E

M l d i n g Lots, O n I V c k A v e . , E " ! 'MCIC.

F O R S A L E

V E R Y CHEAP , F o r i i n c e s and terms a p p l y t o

A . L . P E C K , L O W E L L , M I C H .

S A Y !

You can buy Dry Goods and Carpets C H E A P A T

COLLAR & WEEKE'S,

A l l s u m m e r g o o d s a t g r e a t l y r e d u c e d p r i c e s . N e w f a l l g o o d s

c h e a p e r t h a n e v e r .

Big Line of Dress Goods, Plushes, &c, Very Cheap.

R e m e m b e r t h i s i s t h e o n l y p l a c e i n t o w n y o u c a n b u y t h e

CELEBRATED B U F F A L O F L A N N E L S

A N D Y A R N S .

C O M P O S E D E N T I R E L Y O F H t R B S .

N l E D F t i )

' D I A M O N D M E D I C I N E C O M P A N Y ^

. // Sare Sr-Dtmir. Micd.t

I 'oalt lvely t ' u r ea I . lve r nnd K i d n e y CoinplulQla. Canal l | i a l lou . I l l ienmnllaii i . Serufu lu . I iropay. 1111-• ouaneaa. Mai. r|M. I l l nbe l r a . uuil a l l Ulaeuaea ar l s lux f r u m I m p u r e lilooil.

F O U T H E L A D I E S . l ad les will llnd thia a iwrfetl remedy for Female Truub-

es. such as paliifnl and nuppressed menslniatlon, sick head iche. and ulwi for tieautifi IIIK ihe complexion nnd emdical. ni; pimples sud blolcbes und other Kkiu dlseaseH.

N O T I C E O U R G U A R A N T E E . conviDced.the same na we h a i e •es not do Juat aa represented,

return thn pockose and hs> •• J our money refundi^l. Foraale by all drutn.-ikl> orall suthnrlied cnntaicilur aie-

e s U o t *Be. Bee and • 1 . 0 0 i>er P s e k s i s . or mailtxl lo any address on receipt of price, by the

Diamond Medicine Oo.. 7 7 S t i i t e S t r e u l , D u t r o i t , M i c h .

Everyonr alinuld huTc a |<ackSRe In their home end never hi. a llboul 11. {xrAK«ii la W a n t e d In a l l Local i t ies . t V E x t r a

I n d u e s m e n t a . tMyl)

L o w e i l & H a s t i n g s R a i l w a y .

TIME TABLE:

TRAINS ARRIVE.

TRAINS LEAVE. 1S:W r. *.

I M Z O Z R O - ^ I N " & c D E A L E U S I N

SHELF and HEAVY HARDWARE. Builders' Hardware a Scecialty.

The Mails. G O I N G W E S T .

4:45 n, m,—closei i ixiuqh for (Iriuui Rapids ,

13:30 p, i n . — W a y mai l . 4:20 p. m . — W a y mai l .

G O I N G E A S T .

7:111 a. in,—<'losed | s iuc l i for Detroit. 11 AS a. m . — W a y m a d . 4 i W p m — W a y mal l . 7KXI p. in —Mail rece ived; n o n e sent .

G O I N G S O U T H .

fl;ilO p .m.—Mail bv carrier to Chandler, Campbel l . Campliel l , ( ' larks-vil le , I 'arlelon Center .

F R O M T H E S O L ' T H .

OHIO p. m,—Mail rece ived from No. Irv ing . O'Donnel l . Freeport. !>»-g a n . B o w n e , Al to .

G O I N G N O R T H .

l-.'.lfl p. in.—Mail for Fa l iasshurg .Al ton , ( i r a n l , Q r n t t a n .

KHOM T H E N O R T H .

11:80 a. m.—Mail received f r o m al iovo places .

A l l mai l s c lose :1U m i n u t e s before t ime above stated.

Post Off ice o p e n from 7 a. m . to 7:30 p. m . . s t a n d a r a t ime .

A Large Assortment of Badger State Shawls,

Which beats them all.

COME A N D SEE T H A T THIS IS A FACT.

A L W A Y S S O M E T H I N G N E W !

COLLAR ft WEEKES.

A . R . H E N D R I X ,

PLUMBER LOWELLe

S t e a m & H o t W a t e r H e a t e r s

Steam Fitting and Repairing. W A l l l work at l o w e s t L i v i n g Rate*, and Sat -

isfactic fac t ion guaranteed . (12

A T T H E O U I D I R E L I J A l B I L I E . »»

HEADQUARTERS FOR

BOOTS ^ SHOES. We carry the Largest and Best Stock in town, comprising

everything in the line of foot-wear,

H O W K & B O S T W I C K , BANK BLOCK - LOWELL MICH.

Don't fail lo see Jewell's •l-tiole Novelty Ranges. ALSO A F INE LINE OF GASOLINE STOVES.

O T J I E S 1 ^ ® ^ WK P L E D G E O U R S E L V K S I N . F A V O R I O F

PROTECTION of customers from overcharge, adulterations and misstatements. P P P P T R A D E for every one with the merchant who does most for his customers. PROHIBITION of monopolistic rings, inflated values and oppressive high prices. REDUCTION of the people's burden and buyers' bugbear—tax profits.

B U Y A S v o l J V Q T R — I N T H L a L I Q E T L a Y As c a n d i d l i e s f o r v o u r ^ a t r o n a g w c i n v i t e a n e x a m i n a t i o n o f our business record in support of our claim for Fair, Square

MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS AND CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.

T h . F i n c l G o o i h , T h e F . i r . . . OvSmp, T t . « F u l t e l O i i U . n t « d , W . I n v i l . I ^ l l o n . n d E « n . i „ . . i o n o f o u r S l o c k . S « t h .

L o o k a t the Q u a l i t y , M a r v e l at t h e P r i c e s . #

bBAS, AMHKN, The Peoples Pepnlar OletUer, CORNER STORE TRAIN'S OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.

TREASUHYJEPARTMENT." O F F I C E O F C O M 1 T R O L L B B O F T H E

C U R U E N C V .

W A S H I N G T O N , September lOlh. 1888. |

Not ice is hereby g i v e n to all persons j w h o m a y h a v e c la ims aga ins t " T h e ! Ixiwel l Nat ional Bank." Lowe l l . Mich . !

. v . ^ , y , proof thereof , wi th in three months from th i s date , or they nmy he d isa l lowed

J , D, ABRAHAMS Deputy nnd A c U n p Comptrol ler of the „ „ . ^ ~

Currency . I ESTABLISHED 1868.

P O W D E i A b s o l u t e l y P u r e

Tliln iHiKilvr iii viT »in« ". A Mnrr. I nf pur-il)' "Ifi'iintli mi l H"ni m m -i>FITLI'iil |LUUI ll nlinnr) KLINU tml KIIIIOI lie

ill! In en ii|ii>l|l|rn n illi Hn- iniill ln.i'- nf low nlhirl wi'lKlii nliitn "r pliiwiihu.- powder*,

'NM only In mn- lioynl imkliu I " • I IT Co. I w Wall HI. N. V 'in

T o I n v n l l r l u n c i W . - c i m i . J

S O L D I E R S I I'lii* nmli 'mlum-cl n l l l ie r>'(|iii-i •: n i n n y

Invnli i l Siililit rH, l ias i |uiil i t l i t l u n d l i ' i ' i i m l in i i i ed to i i n i c t i n

in IIH-

Interior Depilnmcnt, n n d nil t in ' liiircaiiH t h e r i n t ami ix n o w

Huadv io Fresecule Claims. f o r IIIOHO l l i f t lniBV i H i e n t l l M to I ' E N -

H|()N unci n o l I N T Y .

M I L T O N M . P E R R Y .

A . B A R R , •

luis imivi'il liin I ' l iint S l m j i n t c r J o h n MIL:/ CarrliiKi1 KIIII|I. ninI I> r r a LY to d o ill w o r k in t h e lint- of

Buggy, Carriage and Wagon

P A I N T I N G ii r v a x u u d i l e flgiin-fl i o miii ilio t i m e s . \ ' l work g i iuran t f iHl to IK- of l l ie Iie-st. iili nnd K1'! pr i i -w In-fore f i n g cl«o-

w h e r e . '

A. BARR.

C I T Y B u s L i n e

F O R E M A N & T A L B O T . P R O P ' S .

• inli-r* foi Piivm.-iiicvrn«»! Iffi at Train'< IhivU l l o u v or Komniui Al*

•IficirH Mtrkfl will m-rlxf pr'.n:|.i •llfnHon.

N E I G H B O R H O O D N O T E S .

(IriOtnu 11 UlinrliiRii,

I ' . MrC'anlcj" lin-< nold h is appitM t o Hon ton Hur l to r b u y e n i f o r No t u Imd r r o j i l<> Imvc.

Mm. F r e d Wini ; i i r m v M a r y Dlnzer , of V.irKi 'niun. vigitpd h e r f r i u n d a h e r e O c t . 0.

Mr . n n d Mm. W . S . F u l l e r p a s s e d UimuRli L o w e l l T n e s d n y to a t t e n d t h e \vedi l ln« of t h e i r Krniu lson . S c o t t J . T l iomimon , to Mim S . E. Mnten . of I'liriit towiinhip, w h i c h h a p p y e v e n t taken p lace thix e v e n i n g .

Men. K, 11. S c r a n t o n lias r n ioved t o Oreenv i l l o . H e r g r a n d d a n g l i t u r s , Misses Dora a n d E t h e l S c r a n t o n . wil l a t t e n d RUIKKII t h e r e

Mim Oer t io I t a m s d e i l closed a s i iecess-f n l fa l l t e r m of K'liool, O c t 5, in d i s t r i c t No. 7. f r a o i i o n a l of ( i r a t t a n a n d O a k -l l f l d . I l i ' fore d i smis s ion t h e s choo l p r e -sent i 'd I he i r t e a c h e r w i t h a b e a u t i f u l p lush a u t o g r a p h a l l i um.

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