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South Haven Sentinel (Newspaper) - August 24, 1895, South Haven, MichiganA a my to unt much my burls h grandpa says we at is lbs. That Ottiss is the Jol lest tins of of that i m a Poss iof t through i m afraid he can t re Mem her it been to awful Lone i a sore if lie Zoum Resol set head know that a was wrong did he Ever have i wonder a Slater jest like mine. Who <5 take i skate or break its kith or to curls my hit twine t do be Ever shop the kindling or fetch in Coal and Wood. Or offer to turn the triage of if he did he was awful Rood la summer its Quot Weed the fares la Winter its Quot shovel the Snow for there in t a Olarle season but has its work you know. A and then when a Fallows tired and Hopes he May just Ait still. Its Quot bring me s Pell of water son. From the apr Lar at the foot of the Hill How can Brand be remember a Fellows Orlef or Joy ? tween you and me i done to boilers he ewer was a boy. La this the Joules time of life beaters it i newer a an 2for that its As Nice to be a boy As s really grown up Man. A Bra Best la housekeeper an old time Norse a pretty furl with wary Euri a a renin party somewhat late a Home Ward walk a lowing talk a kissing tableau at the Gate. A Moonlight night a hand squeezed to raft a Little reference to papa a Little kiss a Little Biles. A consultation with Mamma a Little Church Quot for bad or worse you take this maid your wife to bet Quot a trembling Yee a lowing press a Little wife to Liwe with me. A Williams weekly. The Isle of boredom. As you sail through life take pains and steer away from the Island that lies too near the Isle of boredom which a a men fear. The Island sets up like a shelf of Rock. But woe to the Sailor who lands at the Dock and offers tha people a Chance to talk. For they talk All night and they talk All Day and try As you will to get away they Pic you Down and they make you stay. They talk of the things they Hawe done and said they talk you awake and they talk you to bed. Till you almost wish they would talk you dead. And the Queerest thing and one to deplore about the dwellers upon that Shore lot one of them knows that he la a Bora to steer away from that Island shelf that is governed they say. By a wicked Elf. Lest you be a bore and not know it yourself a Rochester Post express my summer girl she meets me at the close of the Day with a smile that la Sweet As it is rare with Rosebud ups puckered up for a Klaas with Cool clinging arms All dimpled and Imre she tripe Down the walk at the sound of a sup. And the fondest embrace Abe bestows on me and heeds not the feet that Quot the ears pass the door a for my dear summer girl is s baby of three a St. Louis Republic. In Sylvan Shade in Sylvan Strade the mock bards sing and thrushes pipe in Dell and Glade Blithe Byrlos throb through Throat and win a in Sylvan Shade. Shadow and Sunshine deftly braid the soft grass carpets of the Spring where Woodland feet roam unafraid while chime of change Ful music ring nature is like some heavenly maid to whose blight Robes the Dewdrop cling in Sylvan Shade a William h. Hayse. In youth s companion. Weak and weary because of a depleted condition of tha mood. The remedy is to be found is purified enriched and Vitalise blood which will be Given by Hood s Bara amp Parilla the great blood purifier. It will tone the stomach Eraste an appetite and give renewed strength. Remember hoods Sarsaparilla is the Only True blood purifier prominently in the Public Eye to Day. 91 six for 9�. Hoods pills St Beecham spills Are for bilious Ness bilious headache dyspepsia heartburn torpid liver dizziness sick headache bad taste in the Mouth coated Tongue loss of appetite Sallow skin etc., when caused by constipation and constipation is the most frequent cause of All of them. Go by the Book pills Ioc and 25c a Box. Book free at your druggists or write b. F. Allen co., 365 canal Street new York. Annuli sales More than 6,000,000 roof the great kidney liver St bladder cure. A a or. Miner fico. Binghamton n. Y. 6tlook for thi8 lock it be of a a Best school shoe a school ism 7#�?si.26 w 11 13k-si.76 Iii s 2.0q in so mx-4.50 0 thu can to oct them from your Chualar write to my mss shoe cs., aortic cell lace embroidery. A the material for this a work Are Cert ice in lace embroidery Siik Ata no. V. 500 and Hod too braid amp a a these Are applied to Fine a a a i Meechem Linen in simple pretty design which the Warit popularity. A a Flora Noe Home needlework Quot for a sos which is Tel South Haven Sentinel published Ezzry saturday. A Outh Hankh. Michigan. Played a Lone hand. How a Western conductor collected fares from cowboys. Hose who blame their failures to Providence or Fate or whatever they May choose to Call their creator those sir Are idlers or now Ards. I a a 4 my the speaker was one of a group of men lounging on the deck of the great Northwest which a few hours earlier had commenced her alow upward Progress against the mighty current of the Yellowstone. That he did not belong to either of the classes he condemned was written in the mingled Resolution and complacency of his sunburned visage his right to a teach As one having authority was established among his hearers by their knowledge that he was a prosperous ranch Man of county Montana returning from an Eastern visit therefore most of them who were beginners on the path along which he had journeyed successfully bestowed upon his rather arbitrary assertions an attentive silence that offered Fiatte Rye a subtlest incense to a talker who preferred monologue to conversation and a Story telling to any form of speech. It was a preference he had acquired during Many a night watch beside Camp fires when like a masculine scheherazade he had told his stones under the conviction that ultimate safety depended upon his Power to amuse his companion s until the stress of suspense which tried their nerves should have passed. A the All get our chances a he resumed after a puff or two at his pipe and a plea sed glance around the observant Circle. A it is our fault not the lords if we done to keep hold of them. That is a truth youngsters As solid As these everlasting Bluffs a with a wave of his hand toward the lofty Walls of Green which shut in the Yellowstone from the Prairie world beyond. A chances that May look As full of sting As a Chestnut Burr but that hold Sweet kernels of Success for the Roan who has the Pluck and the cleverness to grasp them and ill Tell Yon a Story with that text if you like a Story which shall be new though the text is a chestnuts there was an acquiescent laugh a drawing nearer of Camp stools and the ranch Man continued a it happened some years since before the Northern Pacific had crossed the Rockies the terminus that season was at Zenith City and the class of travel which demands luxury did no to come beyond Bismarck where the company economically shunted the pullmans before Rushing away from civilization. So the train which started from Zenith City one november mom ing was made up As usual of a passenger car a Box car and the locomotive while its quite unusual number of travellers was composed entirely of a party of Twenty Cowboy a they had just been paid off for their Summers work and had begun their Holiday on the previous evening with an All night spree. But amusement in a Prairie town was not varied enough for them. They meant to go East for such a length of time As their Cash would endure though it was burning in their pockets to get spent they were resolved not to waste any of it in railway tickets a resolve of which they informed the conductor when he came to them about half an hour out from Zenith City. He was a Young fellow As were the cowboys. Everything was Young in Montana in those Days except the sky and the Prairie which Are eternal or seem to be. The Chap Lloyd however was slim built with a color that changed like a girl in threatened with consumption then though he has got the better of that As of other disadvantages and very queer he looked Pale and still Lor a moment looking at the open pocketbook la Ida hand while they All stared at him grinning and jeering. There we a firmness about i Mouth that did no to suggest unconditional surrender to two or three who watched him closely and who were much surprised when suddenly the color rushed Back Over his face and shutting his Book with a he went out of the ear. E was followed by roars of laughter and facetious yells. M cell again Young fellow a a a always glad to see youth a then the crowd returned to poker playing some of them just a bit discontented with their Victory and muttering that Twenty to one was too big Odds for any Chap a specially a slim Little Chap with fists which hold their own against a a kid. A the Story Teller interrupted himself with a chuckle. A they counted fits you see and forgot to take Stock of brains How should they guess that the Man they had put to proof curried More brains inside his banded me head than furnished the Twenty of them though they were not fools either a a Quarter of an hour later the train stopped not gradually but with a Jerk which sent poker chips flying. There was a Cowboy half out of every window in the car quicker than you could have cocked a pistol for stations were Seldom within a Hundred Miles of each other in those Days and they All knew that this atop Wasny to regular. A behind and before them the track stretched As far As they could Sec while on both sides the Prairie spread away to the Low Edge of the Gray sky Michigan state news. Claim Seui was cab it Mary l Gibbs was arrested at Maradona for using tha mails fraudulently. She had been matrimonial by corresponding with Jacob Plia Singer of Locust Grove pa., representing herself a buxom comely and lonely widow of 45 years owning eighty acres of Rich farming land and eager to Fly to his arms. He sent her 930 to do the flying with and then when she failed to materialise came to her and found the woman As homely As a rail sense and with a husband already who helped write the letters. Campbell 18 named. The he stood very Pale and still. Merk Foxx fatty. The a a a a no of Tiara mosaic embroidery design 5, Crochet and Correct �11 1 me Row a Norw Orco atm a Wash silk a Erss Dusx Ruiu a a among the big Brown Brawny roughs who left their card playing to swarm into the aisle or lean Over the seats nearest those of their comrades who had answered to his request for tickets that they had none. A a a the company will take Money for fares also a said Lloyd without glancing at the gathering crowd. A when the company can get it somebody chuckled. A a a invariably a Lloyd asserted a or the passenger who refuses to it is put off the a a a Yon done to say suppose Yon try. Here Are Tim and me to begin with and the whole careful after us for not one cent of our earning is going into the Money bags of your a swindling company a a a a that a Sof a a a you bet a a not a Chip a a Lloyd listened to these expressions of general determination until they came to an end. Then he was considerably paler but his eyes had grown uncommonly Bright. A a a you will Hurt me much More than the company a he said when he could get a hearing. �?~1 shall lose my place if i done to collect your fares a a a that is your Lookout a a a we Ain t going to Tell your loss if you keep quiet a Quot Lloyd a shining eyes turned from one to another of the Twenty tall Fellows lounging around Hon. So Ante of the Trumps they held that they were in no hurry to finish the game a there is m greed for tormenting animals which disfigured most human nature from Flea Asti waiters to Troia rat fighters Down cast we Are not wit khat a touch of it Hern in Montana. And that the tormented anti no belongs to our own kind adds a Keener relish to the fan. When the party doing the tormenting has swallowed As much had whisky As the cowboys had that morning. 80 those Bright eyes of Lloyd s did t meet any More encouragement than did father a nth s the first time he took a squint a the flood through one of the portholes fifi the Ark. A a a without speak tag he a you have ju8t five minutes to Maxe of your which Wasny to any grayer than itself lonely As the Ocean air and infinitely More silent. Not a sound or a movement except that of the locomotive whisking off at full Speed. A in came the cowboys Heads with a Volley of Bard swearing and there stood Lloyd in the doorway cooler than i am this instant holding a six shooter. A a a you have just five minutes to make up your minds a he said and his voice was As steady As his eyes. A will you your fares like honest men or get out and tramp to the next settlement forty Miles from Here our Engineer is waiting within Hail of us and he will not come Back unless i give him the order. Of you May murder me if you choose a he cried stepping further into the car As half a dozen pistols were grabbed. A but i can shoot As straight As any of you i done to mean to die alone and at the sound of the first shot our Engineer will be off to a for one Long moment the Prairie Wasny to Stiller than that Carload of excited humanity. If Lloyd had even blinked thank god he did no Tihen a big fellow broke into a laugh took his pistols from his Belt and laying them on a seat walked toward Lloyd holding out his empty fists. A a a shake a he said. A that was a Lone hand and luckily you played Ltd a from Lloyd a Side he faced the lot a it of them. A a a boys a he cried a Chap who can look straight Down the muzzles of so Many Cowboy shooters for the Sake of doing his duty that Chap will make the kind of partner Moat of us want to Yoke with if he will let us by a Lloyd smiled slipped his pistol a into his pocket and gave his slim fingers to the others Brawny grasp. A Well sir All crowds Are alike whether cattle or men they follow a Leader. There was a cheering presently which astonished the waiting Engineer. Then the fares were paid As fast As Lloyd could take them. And that is the end of this the ranch Man paused and began carefully to relight Hia pipe which had died out. A where is Lloyd now in Helena state senator from county a he answered an eager questioner when the pipe was again in working order. Where is the fellow who stood by him a he laughed jovially. A neither he nor his whereabouts Point the moral of this tale. But when Lloyd runs for governor As he will next year he shall have my vote for he Runa to win in any race he enters. And that is my Creed of life boys the lord helps those who help themselves a in be seen it and 1 believe it pm a. Y. Tribune. 8hot by m son in Law. Michael Krieg was shot and probably fatally wounded in Detroit by a son in Law William Haas a Carpenter. Haas wife had left him a week ago and returned with her three children to her father s Home. Haas went into Kriegs a House and fired a revolver at Hia wife but failed to hit her. Krieg grappled with the would be murderer and was shot three times. A son of the wounded Man rushed in and overpowered to rfcs by using a baseball Bat and tying his feet before he regained Hia senses. A health la Michigan. During the week ended August 10 reports sent in by sixty one observers in various portions of the state dedicated that inflammation of the bowels increased and typhoid fever and dysentery decreased in area of prevalence. Consumption was reported at 178 places typhoid fever at forty four diphtheria at Twenty two Scarlet fever at Twenty seven measles at six and smallpox at Detroit and Battle Creek. Both took Potera. Wilson Downey and his wife after one week of married life were found unconscious at Yale. They had taken Poison. Downey recovered somewhat but before any explanation could be obtained from him his father and brother hurried him off to their Home in Sanilay county. It was known they were decidedly opposed to his marrying the girl. She was alive with Small chances for recovery. Al of Moor Chanco to head Ohio a democratic ticket. Springfield o., aug. 2?. A the democratic state convention was called to Carder in the City Hall at 10 25 a. M. Wednesday by state chairman m. A. Smalley. Senator Calvin 8. Brice was chosen to preside. The references of the senator to the a Money question were loudly applauded and equal enthusiasm was manifested when the speaker pronounced his Eulogy upon president Cleveland. Just As soon As he had concluded the report of the committee on credentials was called for and there were manifestations of suppressed excitement after the report of the committee on credentials and permanent organization had been made the temporary or sex gov. Campbell Michigan mine in trouble. Foreclosure proceedings were begun at Houghton against the Crystal mining company and the property will be sold september 3 to bonded indebtedness with accrued interest and taxes amounting to 9163,000. This mine has sunk just 91,500,000, and As its 6tock is non assessable the holders probably cannot save the property although they Are endeavouring to do so. Found he Boll in he pocket. Maurice Flynn slept off a three Dollar jag at the police station in Saginaw and when searched at the station the officers found Only forty cents on him. He slept Between an alleged pickpocket and a burglar and when fined in the morning he pulled out a Roll of Bills footing Over 9100 which had been overlooked by the officers and paid Hia Fine. In trouble again. Nelson Addis the Williamston Farmer who had to 93,500 to the husband of mrs. J. Wilson for alienating her alleged affection is again in trouble. Mrs. Wilson caused his arrest on a charge of illegal parentage. The wife of Addis died of grief and shame a month after his first arrest at grand rapids last september. Killed for Inzel Tang a woman. John Tatterson died in Detroit As the result of a blow on the head which fractured his Skull. He was drunk and made some insulting remark to an unknown Man who was passing with a woman. The stranger knocked Tatterson Down and it was believed Hia head struck the Curbstone inflicting the fatal wound. The broken plate club. In a Little Village of the department of the Nord there exists a curious brotherhood. It is called the broken plate club. This is its history a few years ago some merchants and manufacturers were dining together when a plate rolled from the table and falling into the fireplace broke. As it happened the number of the fragments exactly corresponded with that of the guests. The coincidence was regarded As s Good augury and then and there a society was formed which imposed upon its members the Bonds of brotherhood. Each Man As he left carried away with him his fragment of the plate. According to the rules no new member was to be introduced and at each death the piece of porcelain which was in the Possession of the deceased is restored to the president who glue the fragments together. The last surviving member of the club is charged with the duty of cementing his piece to the rest. Mid when the plate has thus been reformed it is to be buried. A London Telegraph. The Morel of the mural. The persistency with which children see some other moral in a fable than the one which it is intended that they shall see is often distressing and sometimes really instructive to their elders. A Mother had related to bar Little boy the Story of do Wolf and the la a and followed it up with the remark. A and now you tee Willy that the Lamb would net have been eaten by the Wolf if a had been Good a Yea i understand bub May said Willy Quot if the Iamb had been Good and Pepaj note we should have him to Eatro youths companion. A great Man often produce their ends by it Imbi hey oaf the grasp of vulgar intellect and even by methods diametrically opposite to those which the multitude would pursue. But to effect Tai bespeak a a profound a knowledge of mind a that philosopher evinced of matter who first pro am pm of Colton. Brief new items. The executive committee of the Republican National league in session in Chicago named Aaron j. Bliss of Saginaw As treasurer of the league and treasurer sex of fico of the executive body. Mrs. Bernetty Woodard celebrated her 100th birthday anniversary at the Home of her daughter mrs. Jeremiah Lockwood near cold water. The annual pioneers and Farmers picnic of Hillsdale county has been declared off adjournment having been made to next year. A unknown person fired two shots at a Michigan Central passenger train near Wayne. Fortunately none of the bullets took effect James Smith of Allegan was the Twenty seventh victim to fall into the meshes of the local option Law since its adoption in that county a year ago. North Adams has a real Sandow in the form of Henry Taylor a Blacksmith. The other Day he shouldered 800 pounds of Iron and carried it from the depot to his shop a distance of 40 rods Edward Magg was arrested for causing the death of e. A. Aram at mount Clemens during a Street fight. Charles Glendening was fatally Hurt by the caving in of the Banks of gravel pit near Acme. Both his Lega were broken and he body painfully crushed. Miss Joeie of Neill who disappeared from her Home in Janesville win., some months ago was found at Muskegon penniless and in want her parents sent for her. Charles Fanst was killed by a Ca vein at the Chapin mine in Iron Mountain. Erie Lina Nank was seriously injured at Jacob Seville by Matt Kaari who thought his revolver was empty. The state of Michigan owes the City of Lansing 94,905 for police and fire Protection of state property for the past two years Calvin t. Beebe for forty seven years chief me Ehnic for the withing ton a Cooley company at Michigan state prison died from cerebral Haemorrhage at the age of 83. His inventions Are name Ron and important in order to Settle a vexed question it is now proposed that Bay City and West Bay City use the same electric lighting Plant the first National convention of commercial lawyers of the United states was held in Detroit with nearly every state and territory represented. Id Many parts of Allegan county Farmers Are blowing up pasture lands and planting turnip to Supply the deficiency in feed for Stock the coming Winter. The association of Edison Illuminat ing companies of the world held its annual session in Detroit the state poultry show to be held in Sahib few december 10 to is promises to eclipse All previous exhibits. Arrangements Are being made far in Advance. The 100th 6ibh�mn of the Jap treaty which Fata birth to the county of Wajman in which Detroit is situated was celebrated a Detroit a Row bout containing Juan de gon Al a a in ital from grand Ftp pcs was run into by the ferry tag Watson at Holland and de Gonzalez drowned. A Jvn m m agn Winship a to German $3 years of committed a Fco Uip tows by taking opium a animation being continued Hon. Frank Hurd presented the report of the committee on resolutions which was As follows a the democratic party of Ohio in convention assembled Points with satisfaction and Pride to the Wisdom of the action of that party in the last two years and the resulta accomplished according to its promises to wit Quot the repeal of the Republican legislation known As the Sherman Law. The in american Federal election a and the Mckinley Law from which repeal has resulted returning Prosperity to the country to such an extent that even the republicans Are pledged to recognize the same. A Quot we congratulate president Cleveland that Bis efforts in favor of repeal of these vicious Laws and the upholding of credit of the country have been successful a we congratulate our senator huh. Calvin s. Brice for the Earnest and effective support he has Given to the president in these matters. Quot when we consider the facts that the democratic party received from the republicans in 1802 a bankrupt Treasury that it inherited from the vicious currency and Tariff Laws which had prepared and finally produced the panic of 1803. We insist that it is entitled to the thanks of the people for the courage with which it has attacked and repealed these Laws. Quot we reaffirm the following portion of the seventh Plank of the first National democratic a Oom Ltd i Quot we hold to the use of both Gold and Silver As the Standard of Money of the country and to Coin loth Gold and Silver we shout discrimination against either Metal or charge for mintage but the Dollar unit of coinage of both metals must be of equal intrinsic and exchangeable value or be adjusted by International agreement or by such Safe legislation As shall insure the maintenance of the parity of the two metals and the Quai Power of every Dollar at All times in the payment of debts and we demand that the paper currency shall be kept at with and redeemable in such Coin. Quot we insist upon this policy As especially necessary for the Protection of Farmers and Labouring classes the first and Moat defenceless victims of unstable Money and fluctuating the rest of the platform dealt with state affairs of local interest and importance. The platform was signed by Nineteen ont of Twenty one members of the committee the dissenters being a. W. Patrick of Tuscarawas and j. M. Lewis of Champaign. These submitted the following minority report to the financial Plank Quot we demand the immediate restoration of Tbs Law providing for the free coinage and Legal tender of both Gold and Silver coins without discrimination against either Metal a provided in the Constitution and without awaiting the assent of England or any other foreign r. D. Marshall of Dayton spoke afterwards for Harmony and a Roll Call was demanded on the minority report. The vote for the Silver amendment to the platform stood Aye 270 nay 525 majority for Quot sound Money 255. At 2 10 p. M. Nominations were in order. Sex gov. Campbell was nominated by acclamation for governor. The a governor accepted the nomination in a few words saying that a Good Soldier should neither falter nor fall. He would Promise them that he would not falter it was for them to say whether he should fall. For lieutenant governor a. Peaslee of Hamilton county. For supreme judge William t. Mooney of a Glaize. For state auditor James w. Knott of Mansfield. For state treasurer w. T. Shober. Of Gallia. For attorney general George a. Fairbanks of Franklin. The convention adopted the rooster As an Emblem and at 2 40 adjourned sine die. I Jamos Edwin Campbell was born in Middletown July 7. 1845 his father was or. Andrew Campbell whose parents were pioneers of revolutionary Stock mainly of scotch ancestry and educated beyond the usual attainments of their Day. Or. Campbell was educated in the free schools of Middletown received instruction in later years from the Rev. John b Morton a Learned presbyterian minister of that grit a 4 when approach Long his majority he began Reading Law and for a Short time taught Sthool in 1863 or. Campbell entered the United states naval service became a masters mate and took part in several engagements be was admitted to the bar in 18011 in 1875 or Cam Pell was elected prosecuting attorney of Butler county and held the office four years. From 1877 to 1878 he was a United states commissioner. In 1884 he was elected to Congress As a Democrat in 1886 he d felted Hon. J. B. Foraker for governor of Ohio and in 1891 was Defeated by Hon. William Mckinley. A american Mission sacked. Chinese make s assault at murderous Voo Chow. Hong Kong aug. 22.�?another outrage has been committed near Foo Chow. The american Mission has been attacked by a Large and infuriated mob armed with various weapons. The Chapel and school were wrecked and four native scholars were fatally wounded while the foreign teacher ear caped. There is a Strong anti foreign feeling in Foo Chow which is spreading among the populace who Are parading with cries of Quot drive out the foreign once famous acrobat drowns himself. St. Louis aug. 22.�?floating in a Ca Ronde let Pond monday was found the blackened half decomposed body of Fons Antonio in Hia Day a peer among acrobats third owner of Antonio circus and later part proprietor of a splendid cafe under the olympic theater. He was once wealthy hut at the time of Hia death was broken in health spirit and finances. He ended his own existence and his remains were interred by local theatrical men. Antonious proper name was my Glassey. Fons Antonio was 09 years of age and brother and wife. Trials of tvs it leak a oae Cess. Southampton aug. 23-the steam trials of the american line Steamer St Louis Over a measured course in the mfr huh Channel were a Complete see earn. The trial was made to ascertain whether the steamship Cornea of to the a a quire Menta of the government under the contract for carrying the mail. Fuel eds else Maten. Washington. A of. Of amp a the president has signed an order extending the Dami fled Eer foe to include All printers and Pressman employed in the Vario i to Eiehl 4ypjgftfi�fliifl agricultural h1nts, becoming a necessity. Is he do demand for Good Road longer a Mere fed. Good roads Good country roads Are becoming More and More a necessity of the Day and age. The Advent of the bicycle has created a demand for Good roads among a class which before its Advent had Little care for Conn toy roads. The probable Early Advent of horseless carriages will tend to Amphai Sise that demand and will add to the fast growing Good roads army. To the former Good roads Ever have been a necessity a amp Ich alas he has had in too Many instances to get along without. In 1893 the agricultural department of the Federal government made an investigation into the Road question. The object of that investigation was to secure some reliable information concerning the Cost of motive Power to Farmers and How affected by country roads. The first thing Learned was that there were on United Staten farms 53,393,888 draught animals of which 14,213,837 were horses 2,331,637 mules and 36,849,021 oxen having a total value of 91,721,535,798. In other words to do their hauling the a fallacious argument. Our taxes Are High Enos a now. And a Farmers Don t propose to Batik roads for them by Socle Fellers to ride formers of the United states had invested in round numbers $1,750,000,000. That is a pretty Large sum if invested at 5 per cent interest it would produce nearly $1,750,000 each week. Of these draught animals More than 16,500,000 Are horses and Mulea Worth at a modest estimate More than $100,000,000. Now it costs to feed them on an average one year with another about $4,000,000 a Day but what is of greater interest is the estimate that bad roads Cost the Farmers $15 a year for each horse and mule in his service. Taking this estimate As a basis it will be seen that the Farmers each year for bad roads $248,-182,460. That is if prof. Lattes of Perdue University estimated Cost of recon at acting bad roads Over into Good ones is to be taken As a basis the bad roads of the country Cost the Farmers enough each year to build 216,564 Miles of Good roads if built in a straight line that number of Miles of Road would encircle the world nearly nine times and would Cross and re Cross the United states about fifty times. Bicyclists must have Good roads if they would have the full enjoyment of their wheels the horseless carriages must have Good roads and Over and above All the Farmer More than either must have Good roads therefore if these elements would unite As one insistent and intelligent whole for Good roads no state legislature would dare to ignore so Universal a rapids Mich Herald. Around the Dairy. Prof. Sanborn Saya that Cut Clover and Straw Are As Good for feeding As Timothy. In packing butter place a cloth covered with Salt at the Bottom and cover with cloth covered with Salt. E. W. Stewart praises highly ground White Beans As food for Milch cows of course they would be excellent. Always churn just As soon As there is Cream enough and sufficient acidity develops. If Cream is held beyond that it will be injured. In milk is set in open pans the pans should be Only about half full. Better results in Cretara rising will be seen than if the pans Are full. Cows do Well on pumpkins but they should not be fed too freely. Cut them in pieces with a Corn Cutter and feed mixed with wheat bran. Put up ens Ilage but do not expect that it will be a perfect ration especially if there is not considerable Corn in it. Supplement it in feeding with Grain. If the private Dairy will adopt the same rules and the same implements that the Creamery has it will turn out just As Good and uniform product As the Creamery can. The ending room for cheese should be kept at a temperature of f�5 to 70 degree. The room must be so constructed that the outside temperature will have no effect upon it. If the butter does not come in a reasonable time try a different temperature. Just what temperature a certain lot of Cream requires must determined by Farmers voice. For fastening cattle. Sad description of s simple convenient economical tie. There Are a great Many kinds of cattle ties for which various merits Are claimed but one of the simplest cattle tie. And most convenient we have met with is shown in our illustration. The cows Are stabled two in a stall with a shallow Gutter in the rear to which the inner floor should slope a couple of inches affording ample drainage and keeping the cattle clean. The Chain slides on the Rod fastened to the Side of the stall by bolts which passing through fasten another Rod to the other Side of the . Y. World. Weds tire the extent to which the value of wide tiros has come to be Reo Grised is shawm by the fact that during the last tells months the legislature of one by every state has been asked to pass a Bill providing for their compulsory adoption. The state of new Jersey has already adopted a Law of this kind and it is reaping the Benefit in the Possession of the Best Rath in the 00sue try. With wide tires in use even the present country Road will improve far three serve As collets to make the Road bed compact instead of cutting deep rate As do heavily loaded wagons 90 narrow tired highest of All in Leavening report a Bonder absolutely pure this is the excellent Fop Petrof the world that when we Are sick in Fortune we mane guilty of our disasters the Sun the Moon and the stars As if we were villains by necessity fools by heavenly compulsion knaves thieves and teachers by spherical . The most sensitive thing on Earth is a human nerve. This in a state of health. Let it become overstrained or weakened and the sensitiveness is increased tenfold. For weak or overwrought nerves Hostet Ter s stomach bitters is the Best tonic in existence since it invigorates and quiets them at the same time. It also possesses superlative Efficacy in dyspepsia constipation malarial and kidney complaints Rhuema Tim and neuralgia. He Drew the sword but not alas i his country a foes to baffle to Drew the sword because he held a ticket at a raffle. A Philadelphia record. Do you desire to adopt a child address the International child rent a Home society 234 la Salle St., Chicago Illinois Rev. Or. Frank m. Gregg general manager. Such a child As you May desire of any age will be sent Yon on ninety Dayr trial. Thu Man who carries a single state is accounted now of Worth but in Early Days old Atlas was the Man who carried the Earth. A Indianapolis journal. Tobacco twisted nerves. Millions of men keep asking for stimulants because the nervous system is constantly irritated by nicotine Poison. Chewing or smoking destroys manhood and nerve Power. Its not a habit but a disease and you will find a guaranteed cure in no to Bac sold by druggists everywhere. Book free. The Sterling remedy co., new York City or Chicago. Doctor a Madam i much regret to say that your husband has wife a a now i know where All my raisins have truth. No flattery boy an honest Man cannot live by it it is a Little sneaking Art which knaves Uso to cajole and soften fools withal. Otway. He a a do you really think kissing is wicked a the new woman a it is worse than wicked. It is journal. Alexander received More bravery of mind by the pattern of Achilles than by hearing the definition of p. Sidney. I use Piso a cure for con sumption both in my family and . G. W. Pat Daaton Inkster mich., nov. 5,1894. The markets. Live Stock Beeves. Sheep3. Boss. Flour Winter parents. Minnesota patents wheat no. 2 red. No. 1 Northern. Corn no. A. September. Oats no. To. September. Rye. Pork mess. New. Lard Western steam. But a Era West Creamery. Western Dairy. Chicago. New York aug. 22 �1 2> 1 5 1 56 5 55 c 75 amp amp it to i d 7 Hka 45% -4 43 i 6�?~/4 d �4f��a 70 h 12 00 it c 524dfi 13 m 94� 5 75 3 5 4 5 3 �5 3 95 c9 71 454 444 �?~.7 24% 704 14 x 6 55 20 13 cattle shipping steers 3 60 5 95 and feeders. 2 40 lib 4 0-0 mixed cows and Bulla. 1 5 3 70 Texas steers. 2 go 4 25 hogs Likht. 4 45 5 0� rough packing. 4 15 % 4 4 sheep. 1 75 cd 4 65 butt e re Creamery. 114 19 Dairy. 9 at 164 parking Stock. 6 0 9 eggs fresh. Ii it 12 Broom Corn per ton. 45 00 re a. 100 u i potatoes 1 or . O <3 34 9 75 9 87 4 Lakin team. 6 10 u 6 124 flour Spring patents. 73 4 5 Spring straights. Winter patents. I 5u n 3 25 5 0j amp 3 75 win Ter a is. 00 s 40 Grain a he t. No 2 cb4ii 654 i Orn. No. A. Oats no. 2. 20 Ca 20 Rye no. 2 433 43 Barley. Good to Choice. 38 45 Milwaukee . 2 Spring 8 024.� c3 Corn. No. 3 39 3914 14 Oats. No. 2 White. 19 it Rye. No. 1. 464 a 464. Barley. 434� 43 pork mess. 9 95 10 00 lard. C 20 0 25 St Louis. Cattle Export steers 15 25 a 5 75 sto.kers., feeders. 2 25 4 10 efts. 4 25 a 4 c5 sheep. T 00 a 3 3j Omaha. Cattle nature steers. 14 50 <?3 4 85 feeders 12 sgt a 2 70 hogs Light Ana m x a. 4 4 a 4 65 heavy. 4 43 a 4 7j sheep. I 0j a 3 40 teachers a who was president of tha first French Republic a scholar a teachers a and who was his wife a the class vociferously a a Brooklyn life. Meal Kep theater. Miss Gladys Wallis makes her first a Eranee As a Star in Chicago August 26th, a will be remembered As having been the Bright vivacious ingenue with or. We. A Crane Tho comedian for a number of a a a a a a a a a a the excessive pleasure we feel in talking of ourselves ought to make us apprehensive that we afford Little to our Roche Foucault. It is to trust.�?1�?odon Grerr a a you think the Man who marries for Money is a fool a a the is unless he gets it in and Indianapolis journal. Isiah nation is a settled horse that will break the ride is neck when Donkey would have carried him to the end of his journey slow but . Safety to Mother and child and less unpleasantness after confinement result from use of a a Mother a bold by druggists. Epochs of Ness Faith Aro epochs of fruitful a but epochs of unbelief however Glit Terig Aro Barren of All permanent Goethe. In ally a Catarrh cure is taken internally. Price 75c. Knowledge do you expect to become a Mother if so then permit us to say that doctor Pierce s favorite prescription is indeed a True mothers Friend a for it makes childbirth easy by preparing the system for parturition thus assisting nature and shortening the painful ordeal of childbirth is robbed of its terrors and the dangers thereof greatly lessened to both Mother and child. The period of confinement is also shortened the Mother brings Comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly u9ea. The Many who live better than others and enjoy life More with less expenditure by More promptly adapt ii the Nee it the value laxative principles embraced in the remedy syrup of figs. Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleasant to the taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect laxative effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fever Ana permanently curing constipation. It has Given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession because it acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance. Syrup of figs is for Sale by All druggists in 50c and $1 bottles but it is manufactured by the California Fig syrup co. Only whose name is printed on every package also the name syrup of figs and being Well informed you will no accept any substitute if offered. Strengthened and an abundant secretion of risen Swu Uty Guu \ i j. Luw Lui a lit pie s medical adviser 1000 pages of illustrations giving All particulars. Nourishment for the child promoted. Send Twenty one 21 cents for the peo Over 300 several chapters of this great family doctor Book Are devoted to the consideration of diseases Peculiar to women with suggestions As to successful Home treatment of same. Address worlds dispensary medical association Buffalo n. Y. Profitable Dairy York can Only be accomplished with the very Besl of tools and appliances. With a Davis Cream Sepa. Rator on Tho farm you Art Sunroof More an l better butter while j the skimmed milk is a Val Polh amp a Cable feed. Farmers will make no mls take to get a Mam Davis. Neat illustrated catalogue mailed free agents wanted Davis amp Rankin bldg. A mfg. Co. Cor. Randolph amp Dearborn sts., Chicago. Buy the original fish Bros. Wagon. The Only genuine made Only at Racine Wisconsin. The easiest running and Best Mode Wagon. Wills 1 for prices if Ron dealer Doe not Bare it. A. 11 a a a a a a. A a it eight. For paper dolls a it one wrapper of. Adams pepsin Tutti Frutti Send us two two cent Stamps for postage. These dolls changeable Heads. No two dolls dressed alike. Adams have amp sons co streets Brooklynn y., a Madison Street Chicago Iii. Now is the time to investigate the. Saint Paul and Duluth country. Good land. Sure crops. Good markets. Do not boy land anywhere until you see what we have to offer you. Maps and circulars sent free. Hopewell Clarke land commissioner i St. Paul Minn. No failure of crops a sore thing i Sarto sex fret am tuck farms. 1# acres flu Ive a Fiu Nily s Good Linn. Be acke9 will Pisco you in s few Yean in on Best in the world. Of flt a by us sri a wrw$wt4j the rising Sun stove polish la cakes for general blacking at a store. The san paste polish Lor s Quick after a dinner Shine applied and polished with a cloth. Morse Broa. 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