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South Haven Sentinel (Newspaper) - April 9, 1887, South Haven, MichiganSouth Haven Sentinel published vary saturday. South Haven. Michigan the proposal a a you be for into business have you not i heard so from a fiend Ril rail and see you when i re got some pin Money to spend. A i heard too you d a Lovely place within the City s heart Trade and that you r store would Grade the City s choicest part. A i really Hope you will do Well in fact i m sure you must Quot his eyes before her Clear glance fell so full ardent Trust. A i know that you will never fall. Whatever you May do your Energy m ill never Quail e or victry comes to a you re very Good. I veer by grounds por Hope. I m Young a land Strong but then i want a Hundred pounds to help me get along. A a Hundred pounds Quoter face grew sad Quot Why. What Are you to do i know a her eyes flashed Bright and glad a ill ask papa for you a a Zahi. No the Hundred Pound i seek is not sordid self you said that was your weight last week Rii ask your a a Boston budget. With a Leper. The life and Romance an unfortunate. Passing Down Bijou Lafourche to Ward the Gulf after the Broad acres the Well kept sugar plantations have been left behind one enters a Region so entirely differ in it could hardly be called the same country so unlike is it to the More Pic Tertius sugar Region. Bid Ween its narrow levees the Bayou in serpentine turns winds along its devious Way and with every mile passed human habitations grow More scarce. The nearer the Gulf the lower is the land and Here and there the silent shadowy swamps approach the Stream it Juite nearly leaving Only a narrow strip for cultivation. The houses Are All Small and unpretentious and the farms adjoining them in keeping with the houses. Sugar there gives place to Rice and the Little Fields Are Check ered with the crossing Lita s Small canals a in. Used in the irrigation the crops. In some places the Long stretches sea Marsh and Prairie have encroached far Inland and spread on either Side like some Broad Laker Ihbe Elui Jis Ltd Oak and Cypress in the distance rising above the rushes like islands patches Palmetto thrive by Side Dusty Road that meanders along by the Bayou and Here and there a Hunch a a Rich Green foliage tells a miniature Range Grove. The fences grow More dilapidated As one progresses until at last a few palings Mark the front line private property and keep nomadic a cows off the few straggling Flowers find vegetables. It is a soil out the Way Region and the people Are simple and most unsophisticated. They Are All descendants the old acadians and by intermarriage have become so closely connected that the attenuated Colony that Quot Borders the Bayou for Many Miles May be said almost to belong to one family. Here for years the Natalies and the Pierres the Susanne and Edgars have billed and cooed wooed and marred without Ever having heard the sound a locomotive or having their eyes dazzled by the brilliancy a starched shirt the the re Ami Fali the Bayou the Advent off a new priest and approaching marriages Are about the Only topics contre ration so that there life moves along with the same even flow the sluggish Waters the Lafourche. Sometimes a saturday night Ball enlivens the social aspect violin and accordion breathe out those softer sentiment than can Only find # a expression 111 the a Ai Oati Ltd shuffling feet to a sanded floor. The people Are most Law abiding and deeds violence Are rarely Hoard . Miles beyond where the Railroad crosses the Bayou nil after a Long it retch Rice farms have been passed the tired rider can not fail to notice one Little farm that seems to be off by itself As it did not choose to keep the company the it it theft. Between it and the nearest on either Side there i a space a Quarter a mile overgrown with weeds Cherokee Ros and Palmetto. The House belonging to the place is not unlike the others in build although it is somewhat smaller and the Rice Field shows just As much care As any along there. A sturdy live Oak graces the space that would be called the front Yard Yards existed there and just Bauc the House a Small shed shows where the two Little Creole ponies grazing in the Road Are kept nighty moving to the refreshing impulses the bracing Breeze that comes directly from the Gulf the Bright Green Rice Blades nod and blink under the warm Sun and from beyond the Field out the Thicket comes the cheerful note the Cardinal Bird. Beside this a somnolent silence rests Over the place. Presently in the Small front gallery the House a movement attracts the Eye which Organ after eager inquiry succeeds in making out an old Man seated in a Hickory i air gazing with curiosity at the new Comer. An approach to the House is interrupted by a deprecatory gesture from the silent figure but it disregarding such a slight display opposition one pushes Ong it will be but a moment before the trespasser thoroughly comprehends the reason this Lack Welcome and show displeasure the figure rises slowly and comes it to meet you and when it has reached a spot fifteen or Twenty feet from you then and not until then do you recognize the fact that you Are in the presence a Leper. Almost instinctively one recognizes the presence this terrible disease. Dark Gray eyes As expressionless As those a dead fish look out at you from a face that is As immobile As leather. Each facial muscle seems to have lost its activity and no emotion can make them play. This rigidity countenance gives a Leonine expression to at is most unpleasant for the skin thickened by the malady remains almost passive no matter How moved the speaker May be with emotion. A closer inspection shows that there is left Bat a Bare remnant the nose and two discoloured protuberances in the forehead add a satyr cast to the fare. His appear on this occasion was in vide in Bon Hrast with the languid Beauty the Seene and Wes like a Calif car spot on a Rose for on All sides nature bad pot on a freshness Spring in Davao the song Birds rioted in the voluptuous sir. Stir a Refl was the simple Char Pir 9 Ftp pants and a Little Cap with wooden sabots for the feet made up me entire costume. On closer scrutiny it Wes noticed most his fingers had dropped off to the second joint and in several places on his hands there were patches where the cuticle was flaking off. Holding a knife clumsily in his remnant a hand he was engaged in trimming the dead Wood from a Jasmine Bush that ornamented the front gallery in a Box Earth. He was surprised that visitors should care to Call upon him As every body had always shunned his presence but he was willing to talk and after the ice had been broken became quite loquacious about himself. His father had been a sufferer from the disease Many years before he was taken off and a younger sister also had had it. He supposed he too should one Day die but As his health was Good ? he did not see Why he might not live to seventy five for he was now sixty three. I entering the dwelling the two rooms were found plainly fur shed. In one there were several chairs a table and a lounge covered with raw Jide. In the other a Small single bed a rocking chair and a few coloured a prints the saints and a Sandy lands ape. A Cypress armoire probably , stood in one Corner Iron the Interior which came the faint sickly fragrance the plantain Leaf a few dishes on a shelf completed the outfit it a noticed there were no utensils for cooking and when lie Wah a questioned regarding his Mode preparing his Lucas he pointed with that Hor Nan _ metropolitan fave Fum. Charming with to Hub Al Mac Juilu Baltic the Jaunty Cleveland jacket walking promenade and visiting Coe Tameen millinery no tee. Pecl amp a new York correspondence Spring is upon us and e As Ter novelties already fill the shop windows. There appears to be no limit to the immense variety washing materials. The Beautiful designs and artistic finish some the new French sateen with their Lustrous surface quite adapt themselves to replace Satin foulard on Many occasions they Are indeed often used in combination with surr amp a taffeta and other softly draping a Ilka. Over lace skirts mounted on silk or Plain sateen and used As polonaises with Graceful additions lace and ribbons Theof still rank among the smartest Demi toilets the coming season. In new French tailor suits the waistcoats Are considerably longer than those worn for two seasons past and Are made in French Guarde style with fancy pocket flaps placed several inches below the Waist on either Side these Richl decorated with embroidery passement Erie or appliques in silk Gimp. The Jaunty a a Cleveland jacket will be very popular this season this Cut with an open front pointed Vest closely buttoned to the Throat and a very Short postillion Back. This coat is very Chi made Ecru Pilot cloth Rible hand Over beyond the adjoining trimmed with hand Belt Wood. His Cousin lived there ome Bronze .7 i tons. At the Back d three times a Day sent ins meal j Jug a monks Hood led with Golden to a Little shed on the Boundary line tailor costume _ brawn j Satin or striped Satin in two contrasting j colors. A a the Blouse vests and Moliere waistcoats j have narrow Picot ribbon or that in velvet tied across the full drape us at the want line ending in Many loops and ends which fall Over the tunic in front. The plaited russian vests for Young ladies1 Wear Are again strapped across the front All the Way Down usually with velvet ribbon re it a. J through Gilt or Silver buckles. Many a the newly imported polonaises Are Cut with heart shape or casement bodice or his land and left them. With his own dishes he repaired thither emptied the victuals ii to them and returned to his House so that he never saw the it arson bringing them. This was to prevent any possible communication the disease. It was by the Little shed that he hell Intercourse with the outside world. Twice during the past year he had found letter there one from a Nephew in France and one from his step Mother in Vandyke the longest reaching from living in Missouri a very did lady w to could still see How to write. Yes it was a wearisome lib but he was used to it. He cultivated his Rise Cut it and carried it to the shed. His Cousin then took it to the Rice Mill where it was threshed and sold to new Orleans merchants. His Cousin returned him the Money in the same Way. When he wanted any thing he left a note with the Money in the shed and he knew in a few Days he would get what he asked. He did not need ranch. A Little Perine tobacco some powder and shot in Winter and a bottle wine for Christmas times. He did not Wear out Many clothes. A lonesome it was during the nights they were sometimes very very Long hut he had his dog and that was he believed that a Man must have some living tiling with him or he worm dle. His dog Pepe we As a great Consolation. He did not care to seethe outside world much but he would like to see a locomotive once before he died. He had heard so much about them and How fast they went along the Road with heavy loads behind them. He had seen a picture them. It was left in the front read by a Man who was Selling Medicine in a we agon. And so he talked on in a harsh grating voice Pepe standing beside him looking up into his face wistfully As to ask what was going on. The dog the Throat to the Belt front. Underneath this opening is set an embroidered Pastron Satin or velvet and sometimes it is covered we eth special designs in silk Gimp or beading. The High corsages for Lull dress toilets have a modestly Cut Point front and Back with soft becoming tulle or crepe Lisne drapery mailing the edges. Trains match the Corsage in fabric and Are moderate length. Velvet bodice in Pierscy style have fancy vests inserted and Are trimmed with embroidered velvet turned Back in wide revert. An extremely Chic round Waist is Cut like a Spencer in front with Belt and Bucklo As a finish. It is Cut in a narrow a front and Back and is sleeveless. Habit basques velvet Are worn with full skirts much gored in front full at Tho Back and made Rich striped fabric in silk and velvet. Antique and historical effects Are still sought in bodices artistic toilets and walking costume. Many costly evening toilets and dinner gowns sent Over from Paris for special Wear Are veritable copies old paintings now hanging in the louvre. There is a positive rage for the Grae always kept one Eye on the visitors Ful Tea gown and they Are now carried to not for a moment show ing that he in the least was cajole in by their Blandishments toward him. The old Man showed his fishing uni and crawfish nets he a axe that Onet he could we iced with any Man and from under the House dragged out his Pirogue Cut from a solid Cypress log. To had Long since Given up paddling for people along the Bayou did not like to meet him even on the water. There was something very pathetic in his manner when he went to the old Cypress armoire and took out an old fashioned Daguerreotype in a Morocco Case. He fondled it for a moment Ami opening it showed the face a girl some eighteen Summers. She was not at All pretty but str eyes were Lustrous and her presian hair Jet Black. His lacklustre eyes gazed at the picture for several minutes and then he Laid it Down. He walked Over to the table and made a cigarette As to seek Solace in the fumes the Weed. He was engaged to her when he was a strapping Young Man and the discovery that he had leprosy separated them. Ife made no show his sorrow yet one could see he still Felt his loss. Something like tears moistened his leathery Cheeks Aud his hand trembled As he replaced the picture. That was the Only link connecting him with his past that he had kept a mute evidence the universality Romance the longevity sentiment. Though his sensations were All leavened to physical pain yet no leprosy could Harden the heart. The afternoon was waning when the visitors started to go. A Cool Breeze came Over the marshes from the Gulf bearing before it the White sails on the Bayou the Oyster loggers. With Mellow note from their a amp cd shells they announced their approach to the residents thereabouts and not hailed the a swept by like spectres and disappeared around the Bend. The tinkle now Bells in the Woods told the homeward March the herds. Islands Cirri with beaches silvered by the Bright sunlight Lay in the Western sky and lulling quiet seemed to unwrap the whole landscape. The old Man stood on his gallery waving his Cap As the party Rode away and he was left alone with Pepe and his faded souvenir a lost . E. Whitney in n. O. Times Democrat. Hold Over leases. A i do not think that tenants generally understand the Law in regard to Holdover leases a a said a lawyer. A it has been decided by the supreme court the state that a tenant who occupies premises beyond the time covered by his lease May be considered a trespasser on the premises or a tenant another Terri equal to that the original lease should it not exceed one year at the option the landlord. To a Layman this looks like a queer decision but among attorneys it is generally considered As sound Law. 1 understand there Are landlords in Chicago who during the period falling rents took advantage this construction the Law to hold tenants who occupied premises one or two Days beyond the terms their leases for another a Chicago journal. Up to Doe tuber 14 1886, them had been granted to women by the United states let a Patent 8or 486 a a such a degree elegance and elaboration that they Are made to take the place the racist expensive reception gowns Satin velvet Lyons brocade and All the Coquis to summer textiles enter into their construction. The Princess orm with fronts opening Over a Blouse and Petticoat is still the leading Model in these gowns although Many women slender build elect for the shepherdess style with full but narrow Watteau Plait Down the Back and forming a portion the train. There is not Tho least symptom a decline in the popularity lace gowns for Dressy Wear the coming season. Exquisitely Lovely patterns in laces both Black White and tinted Are imported and these textiles Are far too Beautiful to be relinquished. Indeed there is no material on exhibition in the entire category dress materials that can compare in Beauty and becoming Ness with the new real and fancy nets and laces for rare and attractive gowns. Amber Daffodil Corn yellow Heliotrope roman red Silver Gray Rose Pink Ivory and Cream will All be used for i rom a Nade or visit under slips to Black ing costume. And White lace dresses. In Black lace first Choice however is Given by Many women Best taste in dress to slips Black Satin different coloured ribbon and Flowers quickly transform it and a lace dress entirely in Black can be worn upon More occasions than the gown which has a vivid color beneath its airy drawings. Lace bonnets will be very much la Mode. Nearly All Bonnet trimmings Are still arranged very High in front and the shapes remain Tolosa at the sides. These towering bonnets do not suit Long slender faces still they Are the fashion and we All know what serious objections Are overruled by that magic Assurance. The less exaggerated styles Are very charming in their fresh Spring dress and pretty Gypsy and Toque shapes and also some the other simple models half Bonnet half hat Are just the thing for girls. They Are fancy straws and the picturesque brim enriched with a puffing dark velvet rests on the hair. This is one Side the Bonnet question. On the other there is not a single head dress Antiquity As seen in the historical pictures from the dress department Ike past any nation More ugly or absurd than a portion the rampant towering varieties to Day. <1 d. F. The Rose bloomed again. Bay the a a Chatterbox the Philadelphia Ewe a the Only daughter an offi cer in the United states Navy rank so exalted that to mention it would by equivalent to calling him by name is Oeler amp Ted in the social world Tor the easy indifference Sho displays to Covert criticisms upon the character the roses that Bloom in her Cheeks. One afternoon lately her father who As a seafaring Man is Prill edged to use Strong language said to her in the presence several Young people a Good god girl go Back to your room and Wash your face a the Dutiful daughter tripped away. When she soon re to Reed with pallid Cheeks the Stern old hero cried out go Back go bade and put it on again you look worse than Ever.111 simple care for Snake bites. The other Day s horse in Irwin county was bitten on the seas by a Rattlesnake. He waa at once doped with Sweet milk and Alum and then three bottle turpentine were healed and the Mouths the bottles were placed la succession Over the part bitten. It is said that the Green Poison could be plainly teen a it waa drawn into the Bettles the hone recovered. A a err Rob three year old Glria strayed from her Home near Baa Angele cal., and waa found five Miniee away after being oat fear lays three nigh la my waa veer weak with hunger Bat soon reooveso4 Sod la now apparel tit woe the Worth Michigan state news. The Detroit Grain and o produce quotations Are wheat no. 1 White 83��@82�6c no. 3 red flour roller process 94.004.25 patents $4.75.1 rye�?18.00.135. Corny no. 2, w4 Maxc. Oats no. 2, 28>fc. Butter Creamery 26 i 80o. Cheese 14@14 Ltd. Eggs 12120. Christian Melby Ishpeming made an assignment the other Day owing $18,Ojo. A fire broke out the other night in the state prison at Jackson and two buildings were destroyed. There Are More logs in the Rifie River than has Ever been known before. Estimates place the amount in the Stream at 75,030,000. Adam Hassinger in Detroit was re gently fined thirty eight dollars for Selling liquor to a fifteen year old boy. 8. S. Curry president the metropolitan land amp Iron company stated at Ishpeming recently that Tho three Ines owned by the company would ship 230,003 tons Ore the coming year. At the metropolitan mine a new vein Ore had been found and the mine would ship 35,000 tons this year. The balance the output would come from the Norrie and East Norria five stores were burned a few Days ago at Clarkson Oakland county by an incendiary fire. The loss was $25,000, with but $2,003 insurance. # c. M. Thompson was arrested a few Days ago at Muskegon for bigamy. He had one wife with him and left there in Ohio with returns from other states missing. The nativity the ninety nine members the present House representative at Lansing u As follows Michigan 33 new York 21 Ohio 14 Massachusetts 2 Canada id England 3 Ireland 3 Germany 2 new Brunswick 2 and 1 each from Rhode Island new Jersey Pennsylvania Indiana Tennessee Mississippi Scotland Switzerland and Sweden. There Are 70 native born americans and 23 born abroad. The last Winter log crop is the greatest Ever known in the history the Cheboygan Region. The Camps were be Graning to break up and a few Days More would Soe All log operations at an end. Lumbering firms were elated Over the Prospect a Busy summer. Department commander l. Rutherford g. A. A recently announced his staff As follows a. A. G., w. E. Thorp Hart a. Q. G., Daniel Landon Hart j. A., Michael Brown big rapids inst Tor c. E. Storrs Muskegon c. M. Weber Rice grand rapids. Past department commanders Byron r Pierce grand rapids and j. Rush Shank Lansing Are a committee on transportation. The Headquarters the department will be at Hart. William Hartley while Felling a tree recently near Kawkawlin Bay county was struck by it and every rib on one Side broken. The ten year old son policeman Joseph Thompson Bay City was accidentally hit on the head the other Day with a baseball Bat in the hands a companion and fatally injured. The three stage lines running Between St. Ignace and Sault Ste. Marie Deposit big loads prospectors and immigrants in the latter place nighty All eager to be benefited by the expected Boom at Tho Sault this Spring. E. L Warren proprietor the Southern Michigan hotel at Coldwater died tha other Day diabetes. Five Fine steamships Are under construction in the ship Yards at Detroit and Vicinity. A suit recently brought in Detroit to obtain an interpretation the will Francis Palms covering an estate at least $7,003,00is said to be really a contest by the daughter. Joseph Graham a Farmer Grant township St. Clair county was burned to death in his House Tho other night. He lived alone and his remains were found the next Day. Work on a new Iron mine near Marquette was begun a few Days ago and great results were anticipated. The theory the police and physicians is that Charles Govin and his wife who were found dead in their Home at Detroit the other Day were Suffri fixed by Coal Gas. Fred clute3, Agod twelve years son a. Clutes i vinyls three Mif Cju West Clare was instantly killed Tife other Day a he was playing on a pile lumber when i the lumber tumbled and crushed him. Warrants were issued at d3troit a few Days ago for Twenty the polish rioters nine whom were arrested 1. They would be tried for conspiracy and , state prison offences. Ferdinand Newman big Rapi is drat i carbolic acid a few Days ago thinking he was stealing a drink whisky from which he died soon afterwards. He was once a pro Anent citizen. He leaves a family. V reports to the state Board health by forty six observers in different parts the state for the week ended Mach 30, indicated that intermittent fever Lysen Tery and pneumonia increased and bronchitis inflammation the kidneys and Scarlet fever decreased in area prevalence. Diphtheria was reported at twelve places Scarlet fever at seventeen typhoid fever at seven and measles at sixteen places. A Bay City Lay forty years age is cutting a third set Teeth. They Are putting in an appearance in places whore there have been none for thirteen years. The St Clair River and Lake Are open with steamers running. Jack Flaherty was recently jailed in Menominee charged with choking j. F. Baker till his Tongue ran out and thu biting its tip off. C. F. Star Weathers Saloon and Captain William pierces residence in West Bay City were burned the other right. Loss $1,503 partially insured. A photograph gallery will be established at the Jackson prison. A Farmer with about $1,003 in his pocket was locked up As a tramp at Coldwater the other evening. He threatened to spend some the $1,003 in suing the City. The thirty first annual reunion and banquet Peninsular commander no. 8, k. T., Kalamazoo occurred a few evenings ago. John Young died in jail at port Huron a few Days ago from the effects a blow on Tho head received in a fight in a dive kept by Bob Murray who was alleged to have struck him with some weapon. The grand army department Michigan makes the following showing in posts and membership number posts in Good standing december 81, 1885, 821 number posts in Good standing december 81, 1886, 368 gain during the year 47 number members in Good standing de Emberl 1885, 17,014 number w members in Good standing december 31, 1886, 19,437 Gam during the year 2,423. Five Hundred and sixty eight commanders past commanders and delegates were present a the recent state Encampment. About Twenty carried an empty left sleeve Threa the number being past department command ers. Coldwater has tired paying the county for boarding prisoners and will build a lock up to Cost $1,100. C. M. Hubbard a Well know journalist and sex managing editor the Detroit evening journal died the other evening consumption. Six Wabash care loaded with Corn broke Loose on the elevated Transfer track near Detroit the other Day and went Over an embankment Loes $4,000. Matthew Lour in aged nine years fell from the flies where he had probably climbed to see the performance during the play in the Hibbard opera House at Jackson the other evening. He fell Twenty seven feet crushing his Skull and died in a few minutes. Railroad ties Are being shipped in Large Antilles from Northern Michigan to George Cleveland and msry Mansfield coans Oscoda county decided to Gat married recently and the minister was obliged to take a nine mile walk on Snow shoes in order to reach the brides residence where the ceremony was performed. Mrs. A. Washburn a Quch esteemed lady Greenock livings ton county did suddenly the other morning. She Aroneo apparently to her usual health ate her breakfast mad la fifteen minutes was dead. Her brother John Hooper an aged Man waa at the Point death. The location the annual Fain the northeastern agricultural society Hoe uhf pm Yuwao for the Suejet theft Michigan legislature. Bks atom Bills were Pisa de on the 29th to Amend the charter the City Ann Arbon relative to justices the peace to authorize the Imlay City agricultural and horticultural society to mortgage its real estate to is indebtedness. Most the afternoon was spent in discussing the House Bill to Amend the charter the City grand rapids. No action was taken. Iiou8x�?the Bill appropriating $7.000 to Purchase additional land for the Ionia House correction was killed after an exciting debate. Bills were Passek to Amend the act creating the state Bure Diouf labor authorizing the state Board auditors to refund lip to Daniel h. Walters by reason Over valuation land sold him by the state and to authorize the township Board Portsmouth in Bay county to borrow Money. Senate Bills were passed on the 8 the to make appropriation for the state Pioneer society for the years 1887 and 1888 to authorize the Central Michigan agricultural society to sell and convey its re in estate to provide for the organization log and lumber insurance companies to cover risks in land navigate i in towing and transportation prohibiting the use stoves or Heaters in railway cars after november i 1888, unless enclosed in closets built boiler Iron prohibiting the use any freight car not provided with an automatic Coupler in the state after january 1, 1889. The committee on labor reported adversely a Bill restricting the employment More than or e Hundred prison convicts upon any Branch Industry in any penal institution the state. Adjourned to april it. House Bills were passed appropriating $78,000 for the state Public school at cold water regulating the carrying Yarding and feeding Texas cattle abolishing to it the four Justice courts in the City Ann Arbor for the completion the report the biographical and historical work commenced by the Semi Centennial commissioner and numerous Bills a local nature abolishing the Board councilmen in Detroit. Adjourned to april 6. A de5pekado in court. A burglar sentenced to ten years in sing sing he threatens to a a let even with the judge and jury. New York april 4.�?the Brooklyn court sessions to Day was the scene an exciting episode. The burglar William Henry alias Cunningham was brought up for sentence for the crime upon which he was convicted last week attempted burglary at a private residence. Judge Moore told the prisoner he was a one those desperate thieves from the West a in \ i am not replied the prisoner a and it is an outrage to put that on he handed up a letter to prove that he was not the Cunningham from the West Tho judge declined to accept the explain a Tion whereupon th3 Man made an indecent remark. Henry started up to at tack the court and proceeded As far As the Iron Gate when four court officers caught him. The prisoner made a desperate resistance cursing and swearing. The Melee caused most the jury to seize their hats and leave the Box. The prisoner threatened to get even with the judge and jury. Judge Moore sentenced him to ten years in sing sing. Bold robbery. A woman Carrie off the Cash Box Burlington it. Lawyer. Burlington vt., april 4.�?one the boldest robberies Ever known in this City was committed saturday afternoon but the police kept it quiet. Eunice Walsh a widow entered the Law office a. Whitte More during his temporary absence and took Possession his Cash Box containing $100 in Cash and notes Aud stocks Worth $12,000. She wore a Large cloak and it is supposed put the Box under her Arm. She remained Meme Timo a after Whitte More a return negotiating for a House to rent. The theft was discovered half an hour after her departure. In her House was found a Large Quantity the stolen property valued at several Hundred dollars. Spring movement Texas cattle. Fort Worth twx., april 2.�?colonel 8. P. Cunningham agent the Bureau animal Industry recently visited Southwest Kansas new Mexico and Colorado he reports cattle on the ranges new Mexico Indian territory and Colorado to have come through the Winter in Excello shape and with but slight losses. His trip was made in the interest the Spring movement Texas cattle and he reports the sanitary boards Are inclined to be As lenient to Texas cows As due regard to the health their own state cattle will admit lie does not think the demand for cattle will be great and at prices mentioned can Zee no great inducement for Texas to sell complying with the Law. Pitts i run pa., March 3l�?Tho Pennsylvania company operating lines West Pittsburgh has issued its official circular for its passenger department in conformity with the provisions the inter state Commerce Bill. The agents Are instructed to restore passenger rate to the full regular Tariff and to be sure to sell no tickets for less than the specified rates. Special or reduced rates for All classes persons Are abolished. Local tickets to ministers will be continued at two cents mile As will also round trip tickets for thirty Days. The circular it dated March 3>j and will go into effect on april 1. Argued i last Case. Wasni Noton april 4.�? Joseph h. Bradley one the oldest and most prominent lawyers in Washington died Here sunday aged eighty four years. He was a son Abraham Bradley who was the first postmaster general the United states. Or. Bradley was prominent counsel in Many famous trials among them he defended Mary Harris for killing Burroughs in the Treasury department in 1s65. Miss Harris became or. Bradley a second wife a few years ago. To also defended mrs. Surratt in the famous trial for conspiracy to murder president Lincoln. Costly Blaze at Clarksville Tenn. Nashville Tenn., april 4 a a disastrous fire occurred sunday at Clarksville the county seat Montgomery county. The Tow Hift a leading tobacco shipping paint on the Tower Cumberland Aud has a population 12<x>j. The fire originated in a shoe Makr shop on Commerce Street a Strong wind blowing at the time. The fire soon became unmanageable and raged for five hours destroying ral squares the finest blocks in the Correct estimate the loss can be made at present but it will be fully $330,0.0 insurance $150,000. A a some years ago they had several forms punishment in sing sing among them being the paddle the Iron Jage the cold w Ater Bath and hanging up a Man by his thumbs. The Only instrument discipline for convicts now in the Well known prison on the Hudson consists a sliding Block with a Hook in the Center it. The refractory prisoner is hand cuffed and the cuffs Are caught in this Hook. The Block is then raised until the prisoners feet leave the floor. He is suspended Only a few seconds. The pain is in the wrists and press a a. A a a Toronto shoplifter was recently captured in Montreal and she panned out remarkably Well in a pocket three feet Long was an assortment spoons thread lace and other valuables. Her Bustle was formed two bed sheets a lady a Beautiful hat and it Dolored Glass Jug. Her trunks contained bed clothes All kinds wearing apparel brushes Combs Over 1,000 Rolls thread a Large bag Needles pins etc., about 50 pounds soap matches fancy cards glassware table goods feathers bottles and jars . Sun. A a wealthy merchant in san Francisco cal., has sent a request to an agent in Yokohama to engage four gardeners in order to Lay out his Garden in japanese style. The term service is for two years the annual salary being 6600.�?cincinnati time. A wife got a Dollar a husband a a a where a that last Dollar i gave you a a i thought i told you to make it go a far As you a a a a does no to look i it a a win did i sent it to the Iii Island Mas. In h. Wax Scranton pa., writes had a lame Back for 15 years and St Jacobs Oil completely cured Price fifty cents. Rev. Jas. Powell d. D., Sec. Traer. Missionary association 53 read Street n. Y., regards red Star cough cure As the Best remedies and recommends it. Price 25 cents. A a a a a a a Canajoharie editor has an Eye to bus in Ess. He offers his paper for a year to a the Fanner who will Lay the largest egg on his editorial table a Well knowing he will get m Ore than enough eggs to for his paper. The ladies favorite. The newest fashion in ladies hats will doubtless cause a flutter pleasurable excitement among the fair sex. Ladies Are always susceptible to the changes a fashion plate and the More startling the departure the More Earnest the gossip Over the new Mode. Or. Pierces favorite prescription is a positive cure a or the ills which afflict females and make their lives miserable. This Sovereign Panacea can be relied on in cases displacements and All functional derangement. It builds up the poor Haggard and dragged out victim and gives her renewed Hope and a fresh lease life. It is the Only Medicine for woman a Peculiar weaknesses and ailments sold by druggists under a positive guarantee from the manufacturers it will give satisfaction in every Case or Mona refunded. Read printed guarantee on bottle wrapper. San Diego cat has one Tho Wisest chinamen in the world. He is a laundry Man and he has kept an advertisement running in the local paper for fifteen years. Right wrongs no Man though it depends something on we hat you Texas sifting since an old joke is called a Chestnut Why an old bean be called a Haven news. The cutest utile thing. A a cute he echoed. A a Well i done to know As the adjective would have occurred Tome in just that connection. But you mean that they do their work thoroughly yet Mako no fuss about it cause no pain or weakness and in Short Are everything that a Pill ought to be and nothing that it ought not then i agree that pierces pleasant purgative pellets Are about the cutest Little things going 1�?� j Gomia Catarrh cattle Sre demure innocent looking creatures but their language is a 1 a 1 How to keep the boys at Home induce some the neighbors Girts to run in sittings. Vitality great men is not always innate or born with them but Many instances Are known where it has been acquired by the persistent and judicious Uso or. Harteros Iron tonic. Several books county records in Iowa which had Long been missing were recently found in a Davenport Saloon where they had been pawned for liquor by a former official. F compliments to tailors ought As a Rule a come under the head fitting tributes. A merchant traveler. Coughs Ano colds. Those who Are suffering from coughs colds sore Throat etc., should try Browne a bronchial troches. Sold Only in bores. Price 25 cts silence is Golden but a woman is perfectly willing to take somebody else sword for it a Dansville Breeze. Tackle an obstinate cough or cold with Hales Honey horehound Aud tar. Pikes Toothache drops cure in one minute. Piping times in Germany 500,030 Meerschaum made Globe. Mild soothing and Healing is Ife sages Catarrh remedy. In cutting up an old cow a Butcher always has a hard time trying to make both ends meat. afflicted with sore eyes use or. Isaac Thompsons Eye water. Druggists sell it 25c. The Man who wears tight boots never trembles in his Sho transcript. The Best cough Medicine is Piso a cure for consumption sold every what a. 25c. The markets. New y live Stock cattle. Shcop. Hogs. Flou it Good to Choice. Patents. Wheaten a. 3 lied. No. Spring. Corn. Oats mixed Western. Rye. Pokk mess. Lard steam. Cheese. Wool Domestic. Chicago. Beeves extra. Choice. Good. Med him. Butchers Stock. Inferior cattle. Hogs live Good to Choice. Sheep. Butter Creamery. Good to Choice Dairy. Eggs Frosh. Flour Winter. Spring. Patents. Grain wheat no. 2. Com. Oats. Rye no. 2. Harley no. 2. Broom Iorns self working. hurl. Crooked. Potatoes by. Pork mess. La a do steam. Lumber common dressed Sidi amp go looking. Common hoards. P encing.lath.,.f. Shingles. East Liberty cattle Best. Fair to Good. Hog say orders. Philadelphia i. Sheep Best. Common. Baltimore. Cattle Best. M Diurno. Hogs. Sheep poor to Choice. Oil april 6. It to a a 40 4 50 5 75 3 15 4 75 Kab a Hufi 33 a 53 tit 15 5 65 6ft 5 a 6ft 6 05 6ft 5 20 5 43 9-�?T� 5u 37 59 fifth 25 55 6ft 7 57 j 14v 30 4ft 38 $5 50 4 fat 4 30 3 00 1 5� 5 4 05 15 1 12 3 00 3 5� 14 St 4i gift 6ft 6ft 66 6ft a Ltd it 6ft 6ft 6ft 6ft 6ft 79 46ft .77 gift 2.ivift m j it 51i4ft 5 60 5 05 4 <j0 4 6 4 to 2 50 90 to 29 21 124 5 4 70 80 37 it 23 55 52 it 3l�� 5 3�?~tfift 5 i 2 a it 3 49 gift 90 20 50 i 20 75 7 23 4ft 7 27 i 19 00 32 00 12 in 10 50 1 75 2 20 $5 00 4 50 5 75 6 15 5 09 3 50 �21 50 @34 00 6il3 00 6613 50 4ft 2 00 4ft 2 40 6ft 5 25 6ft 4 55 4ft 5 80 6ft 6 25 6ft 5 25 4ft 4 00 $5 12vi? 5 25 3 50 6ft 4 50 5 50 gift 5 56 3 01 a s 7r the Oft told Story i am glad my child a Days the Mother to or eld est daughter a a to see you in health so Rauly. Hoods Sarsaparilla is doing wonders for you after your Long and severe illness. You look better every a yes Mother i feel so much stronger too. Why i can play All the afternoon and not Foci tired. And the Medicine is so pleasant to take. Sister always wants a taste when i am taking a Well it is really a Peculiar and a remarkable Medicine. I have been Reading its phenomenal record. Every statement is so fair that it carries conviction. In fact. Hoods Sarsaparilla seems to be thoroughly honest and my wife had very poor health for a Long time suffering from indigestion poor appetite and constant headache. She tried everything me could hear b t found no Relief till she tried hoods Sarsaparilla. She is now taking the third bottle and never Felt better in her life. We feel it our duty to recommend it to every on we so. Bout it Villi Moreland. Cook co., 111. the Peculiar medicinal merits Hood s bars Parilla is fully confirmed a the voluntary Testi Mony thousands who have tried it. Peculiar in the combination proportion and preparation it ingredients Peculiar in the extreme care with which it is put up. Hood s Sarsaparilla accomplishes cures where other preparations entirely fail. Peculiar in the unequalled Good name it has made at Home which is a a Tower strength abroad a Peculiar in the phenomenal sales it has attained the most popular and suede ssh 1 Spring Medicine and blood purifier before the Public to Day is hoods Sarsaparilla. Purifies the blood a my daughter 14 years old had her blood poisoned by wearing coloured Hose and troublesome sores broke out on her feet and hands. Nothing seemed to do her any Good. We finally decided to try hoods Sarsaparilla and after taking two bottles she was entirely cured As we have seen no indications impure blood mrs. Hubert Back Kostoe Clr Cleville Ohio. . sure to get hoods Sarsaparilla old by All druggists. Ii six for $5. Prepared by j bold by All druggists. $1 six for is. Prepared by c. I. Hood a co., apothecaries Lowell mass. J c. I. In Ood a co., apothecaries Lowell too doses one Dollar too doses one Dollar hi6hest awards medals to America arb Europe. The neatest quickest safest and most powerful remedy known for rheumatism pleurisy be Arall Lum Gist the highest repute. Bensons plasters in or relieve and cure where other plasters Ana Greasy Talve liniments and lotions Are absolutely useless. Sewar imitations under similar sounding names such a a a Mapeleine a As they Are utterly worthless and intended to deceive. Ask Rob Bassos and tax so Othmas. All druggists. Johnson proprietors new York. Cockles anti bilious pills Khz great English remedy for liver bile indigestion. It contains Only pure vegetable kj&8ka Kulleck a by la to. Free from Mercury e ingredients. Agents Fuller co. Chicago. Ill one agent merchant Only wanted in every town a believe your a tans Llly a punch 5-cent Cigar to he the be la America for the Money. W. 8swell a co., Juniata Nib. A Tan Atlle a punch is the Best 5c Cigar in the c. M. Townsend Wallingford Vermont. Jitlall a co., cd tease. A4dree my w. Tami chabpk1n May presses i imm a flame Kwh a or Liten i it fwd scr Nama. W. L. Douglas $3 shoe the beet s3 shoe in the _ world. Best material stylish perfect fit Congress Button i or lace All St Lea to a any $5 or 6 shoe Noth Fig to examine them at your dealers. 11 information free Bow to obtain these a celebrated $3 shoes your dealer not keep them. W. L. Douglas 82.50 shoe equals $3 shoes advertised firms. Boys All Wear w. L. Douglas 82 shoe. Vare fraud. Kone genuine Anleu name and j Are Tea Mich on Bottom each shoe. A. L Douglas Brockton hmm. ii a la a by Jujj Stair carpet Fastener the cheapest Alm Pleet and meet effective Way fastening Dawn Stair carpet by its use a Stair carpet can be Uacas up or pet Dew in a Tom a lattes without removing a tack or Nail. Once screwed on the stairs it can remain forever Cue pm a feats feed free. Pri it per do., cents either in brass or is Balsa. your carpet dealer does not have them Send so stamp for Sample to w. My Berkal Wjk co 1s1 Broadway i. Piso a remedy for Catarrh is the h beet easiest to use and Cheu Peet. A Catarrh sold by Dro Guista or sent by Imp la 50c. E. Hand Tine Warren a. A Good Fob children a Uff Ebing from cold in head snuffles Catarrh. A particle is applied into each nostril and is agreeable. Price 50cents at dog go to by mail Regis tired w cts. Circulars free. Ely eros., druggists Owego i. Piso a cure for cures where All else fails. Best cough syrup. Taste Good. Use in time. Bold by druggists. , n. J., a october 15, 1886. E. , Warren a. Dear sir i was taken with a very severe cold last Spring and tried every cure we had in the store and could get no help. I he our Village doctor prescribe for me but kept getting worse. I saw another physician from port Jervis n. Y., and he told me to used Piso a cure for consumption in his practice i bought a bottle and before i had taken All it Thero was a change for Tho better. Then i got my employer to order a Quantity the Medicino and keep it in Stock. I took one More bottle Aud my cough was cured. Respectfully Frank Mckelvy. My cures where All else fails. In Best cough syrup. Tastes Good. Pae a in time. Sold by druggist. A India a Pinkham a vegetable compound is a positive care All those a Muff delicate complaint a a complicated troubles and weaknesses to common among ouf wives mothers and daughters. A it until cure entirety All ovarian or vaginal troubles Infra m m a Tion and ulcer lion falling and or displacement it consequent spinal weakness a Mil to adapted to tha the woman a sure Friend Chat age 0/ a. Fit 13 a ble30ixq to Over a a kid Woxen. It removes flatulence All craving for and the stomach cd us leu co Rufka. Jinx Sircal pm mods fa08kd without Fain. Fit Woid by druggist. Price 81 a pm bottle a Oak Zaly Vav pjs the great Nursery Percheron horses. 200 imported Brood mares choicest families. Lab number 3, All Ages both sexes in Stock. Pose being a Tud Book that tha bar ooh mme a m. W. Dunham Wayne. Durege co. Llano la import and endorsement the French government end for 120-Page catalogue Illar Tratz ofis by Kwh eur. Quot a a a a a Quot Tib 0h1t Tias a Iron tonic will purify the the liver a a i but Toke the 1 Dot go Ute y cured Bone Moa. I re v Cima and nerve receive new Force. Enlivens the m and and suppl a brain payer. Lab ledge amp is Tonto a Safe and Era by our. Git a Cit. Healthy complexion. Fremont attain at counter let ing Only add to the popularity the original do not Experiment get the original and Best lamp a dose and dream Rob receipt two cent in Poe Ageg headache. A Bhoni a i Medicine com met Mobil ism Blenkl h any Oik. Certs Haw been enjoyed by the citizen nearly every town and City in the u. 8-. And thousand people can testify to the wonderful Healing Power Hamlin a wizard Oil. Ii Curas neuralgia Toothache headache Catarrh croup sort Throat rheumatism Laso Back stiff joints. Sprains bruises barns wounds old sores and All aches and pains. I the Many testimonial received by us More than t prove All we Tattu for this valuable remedy Hub not Only relieve the r cams Tim for Sale by at Chi bottle. Our to no a Bali address wizard the in a Buz most severe pain. A Smy a that a told ail drug lists. Price. 88 elate per i Book me bed free to Auery Tow y. Id Oil company Chicago. 30,000 Carpenter �.t57. Saw file to file hand rip. Butcher Buck pruning and kind 8aw�, so they cat better than Ever. A Filer free for. Illustrate circular Reszi. Drew k. Both a boo new Oxford Pend Why did the women this country use Over thirteen million cakes Procter amp gamblers Lenox soap in 1886 ? buy a cake Loq and you will a Oon indent and Why. Cru Pinic Dir am Vum tha a lha a lira a mexican War and rebellion. All a Kullu Iunus kind government claim Ltd a la bed. Circular Laws sent free. Iraq Bat Poux Liz. 8 claim collector Indian Aioli. Ind. Agents ass Al feb ladle or idea. My it. For postage p by return mall. free a Zubaj a a fms. 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