The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-04

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Everyone has will and a mind to think
Tor himself. yet many will go about
hacking and coughing until friend re-
commends Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup for
that cough.
A q. A, Il. post is organizing at Alpcna
Why suffer from dyspepsia. indigestion.
want OF appetite. loss of strength, lack of
energy malaria. intermittent fevers, etc.
Browns Iron Bitters never fail 10 cure
these diseases. They act like charm on
The digestive organs. removing all the dis
peptlc symptoms, such AS belching, heart
burn, billiousness. etc. Remember il is
the only iron preparation that will not
biacken the teeth or give headache. Ask
your druggist concerning its merits.
M. L Cages house burned at Vassar
Monday night; loss $1,000.
DON'T HURRY. GENTLEMEN"
Said man on his way to be hanged,
''thereI be no fun till get there" We
say TO the dyspeptic, the nervouse, and
debilitafed, don't hurry thoughtlessly for
some remedy of doubtful merit, uncer.
Tain OF relief, when you can get at the
druggists for one dollar, Burdock Blood
Bittcrs almost sure to cure and certain 10
benefit.
Mrs. Anna Kellogg, pioneer of 81.
died at Grand Rapids, on Sunday aged 90.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain in Man. and Beast For use external.
ly aud internally.
The schools at Augusta, Kalamazoo Co..
arc closed on account of diphtheria.
x**"The same measure. will not suit all
circumstances. But Kidney-Wort suits
all cases Of liver, bowels kidney diseases
and their concomitants, piles, constipa-
ton, diabetis, ague. etc. Try it and you
will say so too.
The curious Of Tecumseh gre amusing
themselves with a postal card containg
SSH words.
DR.. DEWITT C. KELLINGER'S
IL NNFN7' 10 an infaliible cure for rheu-
ma'iSni :. lameness and diseases Of
the Sc a." for promoting the growth
The Grand Rapids Times has added n
Sunday edition to its many excellencies,
which edition includes a supplement.
THAT HUSBAND OF MINE
Is three times the man he was before he
began using Wells Health Renewer"
ST. Druggists.
The Ladies Floral Cabinet New
York; for April has for its opening
article poem entitled In April,
which is one of Eben ReXford's best
efforts, its very rhymthm being sug-
gestive "of song and sunshine, and
all sweet things that summer brings"
and very fttingly introduces the
good things that are offered in the
pages that follow.
c. +. Parnell contributes a very
useful article upon Lawns, that much
neglected portion of our home sur
rolndings, giving directions to start
good lawn, and how to care for
one when procured.
Wild Flowers, another topic inter.
esting to all readers, is written by
one whose familiarity with the natu-
raj flora of the New England states
enables the subject to be understand.
ingly handled.
Besides the floral articles, there
are original stories and poems and
its illustrated. designs, which are pre-
pared especially for this magazine
are considered by the ladies one of it:
chief attractions.
In the Housekeeping Department
Plain Directions for Making Deli
cious Bread are given in detail, and
are prepared By one who gives the
reader the beneGt of the result of her
own experience.
No. of the Wonders of the Vege.
table Kingdom, in this number treats
upon Plants, as Chemists
AS before stated, any of our read.
ers may have copy OF the Cabinet
for examination at half price (six
cents). by mentioning Tie TIMES
Address Ladies Floral Cabinet, "a
Vesey street, New York.
Mr.. Joseph BLOWN. Ludirgton Mich.
says: Browns Iron Bifters is goot
tonic anil worth double Vic money asked
Forit.
a leading educator saws, "Laa
guage IS the amber in which a thou
sand precious thoughts have beer
safely embedded and preserved