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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-04
THE ORIGINAL AMERICAN TEA co


of New York, wish agents to sell their
Teas and Coffecs This company has
aeon established 43 years and its business
Is confined exclusively to the importation
md sale of these goods. They are
widely known over the country, both rs
wholesale and retail dealers, and have
many very Large buyers amongst their
customers. Agents now working for
them by selling 10 hotels, storcketpeis,
and families are. and haze been dung well.
Druggists who sell teas can nave them
picked securely in tin canistcrs, so that
their flavor will not he effected by oder
emitted from other articles in the store.
Address: ROBERT WELLS, Pwst.
43 Vcscy ST.. New York.
As note Of some interest TO the
farmers Of Shiawassee county, we
note the sale at auction, at Kansas
City, Mo-, on the 27th of April. Of
III head of Polled Angus and Gallo.
way cattle, from the herds of Messrs.
Leonard Bros, of Mt. Leonard, Mo.
Total amount of the sales S4S,14s.
Average per head $434. Highest
price paid for single animal $1,000.
Some needed improvements are
soon to be made in the express office.
Farmers should not fail to remem-
her that ashes always makes an ex-
cellent garden manurc-most useful
on stiff soils, and especially valuable
on grounds devoted to the culture Of
corn and potatoes.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-04

1fc53f3. LdltoTSs-
Tao above is q good likeness OF Mrs. Lydia Pink
hai of Lynn, Mass who above all other human Leia5
may DC truthfully called tho "Dcnr friend OF Woman"
- como OF her correspondents lovo to coll her She
zsacuzly devoted to her work, which is the outcome
~ ~ I.c-s.udy, and Is obliged 60 keep six lady
'stars 20 help her answcrthe largo Correspondence
w.ach daily 3ours in upon her, each beasing it, secol
bnrion OF sa=eItng, or Joy at release FIR m .. Ter
Vegetable Compound is medicine for good ard net
cvi; ry.rposca have personally Investigated It end
am satisfied of the truth Of this
On account Of It's proven ino-its IL Il recommended
as ,rs-crihol t ;.e ~ st physi G;i 81 TO country.
e,ns ~ W; . works Ike charm rad raves much
p,ii . I'll cure entirely tie worst form OF falling
oe IL. utor, IeucJr rhoea, irregular and painful
Nc-s ,,r.a., I'll Ovarian -rcuSics Inflammation and
rscr \, S.oytln.s, all DSpncc ~sati aai :.'e CON
sadunE. syir-, 'snls, AID "a especially a,ia2aG to
the ChaaSo OF lAio.'
1t pereatcs arory -ortion OF Che system, erG svcs
rev lfc erd v.so-. Il removes fnsaca, tGt:iency,
destroys I'll craving for stulnnts. and relieves wesk-
ncus of The stomach. It cures bloatnG Headaches,
EaTvcrs 1rocsraton, General Debisy sieep.ossness,
Depression end indigestion That feeliag OF bearing
down, causing pain, weight and laslacae - always
permanently cured b. 5usc. viii at a lines ard
unie al ciray frances, net in harmony with the law
tisat g.or, rms 80 fer .alo sysscrl.
t.oe-s - w.. 70 itlo or six for es and IS ssli ry
drsGr. - ,.vee REQUIRED as 10 special cases, aad
the nuies nary ~. have been restored 70 perfect
health by ~. q ire Negotiable Compound, can be
obtained 8 Gr str, !.ls =, with stamp for reply,
at her ,io-lt - L. q. ara.
For ElGa.y CD a..s a. e'.isr sex is comporrdb
unsur,asssd e. z, ,.rcs - r. - non.eis crow.
"Mrz PinsAaa y yer ,iis '-:s =. vi Fer, &c
IA, best H. tic ,gsyl :or -, -,.rs O. CNIa.pai1n,
Biliousaess and 20 ,:ldits ~ she liver Her Blood
Purile. works rogi rs; "a occ.ai line nnd BIDS fair
20 ecurl te Compound IA W i'ol'-lerity.
r,.st respect hor A.gsi cs aeFcy whose sole
ambition is TO docoo1 60 otheTs
IG Hrs. 4. ~. Il.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-04

Ny mail OVcs u puChuec-poo Ses'-AfN' 800 -
wholesale and retail druggists.
UneUuaIed for colds fin the head.
For cure OF Catarrh we recommend u In every case
PECK Bros, Druggists, Grand Rspids, Mich
Could scarcely smell Cured by one bottle.
III. LILLY Am. Ex. Co. g Agt. Grand Haven Mich.
Gives Immediate relief, .effecting cures.
G. Il. HOLMES, Druggist, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Possesses wonderful curative properties
sHErAnp & HAxELrINE, Druggists, Grand Rapids.
EIYY CREAM BALM CO., Owego, N. Y.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-04
$500 Reward /!

WE will pay the above reward for any case of
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, In.
digestion, Constipation or CUstiveness we cannot
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when the
purely Vegetable, and never fail TO give salts
faction. Sugar coated Large boxes. contain
ing 30 Pills, Is cents For sale by all Druggists
genuine manufactured only by JOHN G. WEST
a Co, THE Pill Makers" 1871 & 1873 w. Madison
ST.. Chicago. Free trial package sent by mail
prepaid 90 receipt OF a cent stamp Sole
Agent in Owosso. L. NJ. BROOKS. DE- VI
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-04
CAN THIS BE FALSE?
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, !
COUNTY OF CRAWFORD 1

COUNTY OF CRAWFORD,
Before me, Il Notary Public in and for
sud county, came Ii. V. Goetchius, who,
being duly sworn. depuses and says that
he is resident of the City of TItusville,
and says that he has suffered severely
with rheumatism and was confined 10 bis
bed three days and was under the treat
ment OF n physician and was nor relieved
and that he experienced great relief from
from one dose Of Wilson's Lightning
Remedy, and that one bottle effected a
cure, and that he believes that Wilson's
lightning Remedy will do all that The
propreturs claim for it,.
II. V. GOETCHlUS.
Sworn and subscribed to this Both day
Of November, 1880
JOSEPH J. HOLDEN.
Notary Public.
AT this season Of the year many
breeders of pure bred stock find
much difficulty in preventing the
bags Of the best cows from caking.
For their benefit we print the follow
ing receipt which is said 10 be an eff.
fectual remedy. "Tincture of arni-
ca four ounces; tincture Of aconi;e,
one ounce: oil OF glyccrine, ole
ounce. Mix thoroughly and battle
the bag two or three times daily,
rub it in we'll with your hand
give internally teaspoonful Of the
mixture three times day. Do no,
feed any grain to the cow
Messrs. Colman, Son. & Fisher, Kala
mazoo, Mich, say: I'VE are confident
that Brcwi's Iron Bitters has merit.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-05-04
CATARRES ELYOCREAMDlLM

Efectually cleanses
the nasal passages OF
Catarrhal virus, caus-
ing healthy eecre-
lions, allays iniiam-
nation, protects the
membrane from a6-
ditional colds, COM
pletely healsthesores
andrestores the sense
of taste and smell
Beneficial results arc
realized by a few ap-
plicntions. A thor
rough treatment will
cure Catarrh, Hay,
Fe-er &c. Agreeable
TO use. Apply by the
little finger Into the
nostrils. VIII deliver
A -. ..aA.-A GALL hw
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LANGlRY AND HER nude.
Lily and Freddie Astouish the Curloi
People ut I.01g Branch.

Lily and Freddie kttontsh tue curious
People ut Long branch.
Nkw YoRE, July l2-The couple In the
parlor-car, whose movements are exciting
thc greatest interest ut Long Branch, Mrs.
Lang,ry and Mr.. Gebhard, breakiasted TO-
gether this morning at 1880 o'clock. The
breakias: scene was an attractive one, and
was performed before quite an audience OF
villagers and visitors at the Branch, who
had assembled on the platform opposite,
until Mr.. Gebhartl suddenly arose aud with
an anpty Jerk, evidently annoyed that some
one was looking, pulled down tho blinds.
Mrs, Langtry reclined at breakfast In =
luxurious arm chair, he'crlmson satin
cushions Of which were embroidered with
the initials l., L. and +. G. entwined In u
monogram Of gold. She was altired in q
dainty white Swiss muslin, worn over Il
blue silk. Her hair was brushed back from
her fort thead, aud her prettily slippered feet
were clad In blue silk stockings.
NJ. G lhaTd at opposite 10 her in an
easy cuAIr, covered with gray fur. He wore
blue and white striped linen, Q gray suit
and q white yaistCoat. Alter breakfast Mr..
Gebharl sat by tie wIrdow reading. Mis-.
Iaug,ry moved from one window 10
another, and the crowd outside followed
her with cries Of, There she goes" 'See
her, that's her." until finally she apre1ltd
TO Mr.. Gebhgrd to find some means Il dis
posing Of them.
''Set here, you people, he shouted from
the window, this Is private caF, and you
mus. 90 away from here"
The grounds Isn't private, though, and
we won't 10 away for no such dude az
you," replied rosy.cheeked nurse girl.
Later In the day they drove to the West
End bataing ground, where Mrs. Langtry
went In bathing. She wore white hAn-
mel costume which she purchased this
morning, and a japnty ljIle cap ot the
same material. There yere few people
about when she entered, and no ope setm;
ed 10 recognizs her for sone time. Ar.Geb-
hard stood by smoking cigar, and appear
ed rather impatient. He hurried her into
the carrisge as soon as she emerged from
the bath house, and drove rapidly to the
car, where dinner awaited them. This was
served at 3 O'Clock. 0vera ciiplr Is tLSoyR
ayellow satin dress, proiusely trimmed with
lace, which II 10 supposed Mrs. Lapgtry
will wear 10 the races tomorrow. Alter
dark Mr.. GehGard and Hrg. t;angtry man
aged to escape from the crowd %hich sur
rounded the car, and staTted fora walk on
,ho hIOn
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LONDON, July l9-The North German
Gasdt. Of Berlin, quotes letter from Dir.
Sargent, the American minister, in which
he stated that Germany's prelence, that the
Introduction Of the importation Of Ameri-
can pork was owing TO sanitary reasons, is
now becoming the thlnnest vel The
Ga;ate in reply Ia the assertion Of Sargent
reprCduCes an article, from Cincinnati
paper In which 1t Is declared that half Of
the lard manufactured in America con-
sists Of cotton seed oil and tallow,
clay and water. This Times correspondent
at Berlin, says It Is believed the German
government has nov found the long sought
pretext for iayorirg native lard by prohik:
ilisg imports from America. The ius,iaca.
tion by the NOrih Grinan Ga!ette Of the In
teFdlction ofimporlation Of American pork
BY alleging American lard 10 impure ia q
aharacteristic example OF the reasoning Of
OF that paper,
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NLw YoRH, July l2.-Au oihclsl slate
uenl oi the operations Of tue ohepapssGe
aud Ohio R4ilIosd Company contains the
following Ii Iun4: Gross .arninGs for June,
sSS6, ,5l6. an iHors-I.. n Sjj, l43 upon those
u he ranio mouth Of 1857 u'r Gr1,s earn gGd
inss from January l-t To J ime 36tt, s!.IgD,'
ma an increase II S4OO, ,490. or gSl per
cent ~ compared with tue figures OF he
correspond ny p'r.od oi last year. The
COMPANY has ulsdn srraI gsnents Ni'h an
Engiish Steamship compsHy toT diIs. ! eop-
munICa ion between its eastern terminus
AT Nswport S'WE and l.iY"rp1ol. TIE 9rst
stealncr will sail from the former pot Yep
ts,aLrr l4,. Subs, qurnt sailings sill be
govsrDsI by the Am"untoi freight offered
hy the company, except that one steamer
will sail every lnoath., The company u u
making arrangements Tor .iiTent siieansliip
service bstwean Newport n IS! and one ol
the principal German ports, With the view
of developing IMMIGRANT business.
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RsIsF FoREIuN FACTS,

The Russian Government proposes TO
appoint an ambassador to the Vatican.
General More, American Consul at
CAllao, died last night Of yellow fever. All
ships flags are at half mast.
The miners iu the Cannock Chase dis
triGs, in Stafford shire, England, haye struck
against q rednEtiOn 6iwSges.
The Nprk German Guiale says that BIS.
mArck requires the greatest care and ab.
Solute rest to recover his health.
The Right Rev, Christopher Wordsworth,
Bishop Of Lincoln, has given notice OF his
intention 10 resign the Bishopric.
Patrick Hanlon, ono Of the men arrested
for participating In the murder Of MrS.
smyth In April, Of last year, hap 'urhed
iniormer.
The Gduiois says the will OF Count de
ChambOrd commands all Royalists to
recognize Count Paris as heir TO the throne
Of France.
Eras.wski, the poliSh author, who was
Rrrtstei charged with being connected
with conspiracy In Russian and Frntsian
Poland has been found guilty and Sentenc-
ed 10 two years imprisonment.
Emperor Francis Joseph bas commuted
the sentence OF death upon 6abldlna, one
Of Oyerdanks accomplices, recently found
guilty Of high treason, The Supreme
Enhrt Will axSabldlna.s terli of itnbrlsoh,
menk
The parades Of orRngemon In Ulster,
Ireland, yesterday, were unusually large,
a,,ii WITH ono oXcautiun pHaeeable At
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IL Germany makes the point that good
deal o! Ams rican lard Is unit for use, she
has Us on the hip, Tor the fact Is notorious.
but without resting her action on this
ground, II she dtsires to prohibit the im'
por,Aion Of American lard to protect the
the German hog raisers md lard manutac'
turen, that is her right, ald though, Us a
matter Of commercial policy, we might ie'
tAlate, We could not complain Il the pro.
biHuon were general and We were allow
cd TO sAnd with "ths most favored nation.
We kave complained Of the prohibition OF
our swio flesh because It was notorious
eas' Of false psetenSe. 1t was
admitted Ia Germany, and oil the
world knew, that the prohibition was
not with view to protect the stcSoaehs oil
German consumers but to protect the
pockets Of German producers, II our hog
sad been shut out by tariff for protection
or an absolute prohibition Tor protection 10
tliI native industry, the action applying 10
the GoSs Of all nations, We should have had
no graund Of complaint, Germany wants
to pro.ee; her hpg industry, and hasn't the
Cou,ASo to Sly 80. But our long suffering
American hog I indicating the sound
ness OF bis body and the sweetness Of his
q 4 L.
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.aulrEAu INanArIruDKn
Family Troubles Of the Scuyilies-An.
hwPFto Mrs., krOyIiIe's Complaint.

Family Troubles Of the hcbEtlles-An'
AWerIo MIS-. HCOvIiIe's Complaint.
CulcAoo, July ia few days ago Mn,
Francis NJ. scoville filed n supplemental
petition iii her divorce case against her
husband, George scoyille, asking for an
allowance Of alimony. She sets out that
she is trying 10 earn living by dressnak-
inp. but finds It hard work.. scoville recelv-
ed considerable property from her when she
was married, but has SPeutis all. lie has
promised to give her 80 cents a day and
one meal, but this piltaHCe is Irregular,
and when she goes to get i he Is 80 an
moving In his conversation that she prefers
To 10 without tho money. She asks for
alimony and an injunction TO prevent
her cI.huaband from interfering with
her or her child Bertha, or from enter.
ing her house or deirAuding her out ot
her property In Wisconsin, or from SLAM
iering her Yesterday George ScoYillH
filed an affidavit 10 the sane case In
when he denies explicitly all the charges
made aguinst him, and retorts that his
wife has nearly ruined him by her SLAM
ders and exlravagAnCe. In December,
1882, before the decree OF divorce against
him, he made IN agreement to support
her. but she has constantly broken 1t The
chief GROUND OF controversy has been the
custody Of their daughter Bertha, and SEQ:
Vile claims his wits iS not, on account oi
her mental unsoundness, u proper person
10 have the care Of tue child. He promiged
10 support the mother and child II they
would live near him no he could see the
latter occasionally, but the mother per.
sisteltly refused until about ten days ago,
aud moved 10 within block OF his
housc. He then gave her over S.2'2o worth ol
furniture and SIS in money, told her not to
WORK hard, and promised 10 support her,
She promised acqnlrscence, but, with
true Guiteau ingratilude, has tried night
and day to got him into new troubles, and
cansed her affidavit In support Of her mo-
tiou for alimony 10 bs published In some
OF the newspapers before 1t was filed" In
conclusion Scoville claims he Is willing to
support his wife and child "ii not pesecu'
ted 10 destruction by the said complainant
and such shyster lawyers as she can hire
upon credit, and for the notoriet! gained
by prosecuting George ScoVille." lie,
however, thinks he conld take better cara
OF Bertha than her mother; and that she
would soon regain her old.tine love Tor
him. Aiiidavits were also filed by George
l. Scoyille and his wife to the effect that
Bertha w4s much attached 10 her iather,
and lba! Mrs ScoYille was insane aud nn.
able properly to care for either herself or
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PARKERsnIaG rIoKiNas.
Suspected Thieves locked Up-unsut
cessfui Hunke neR-tonrt Matters,

Suspected Thieves locked Up-unsuc.
cessfni BunLe enea-tonrt Matters,
CEtt4pHd.s rsGt hs htt tVaor.
PAREGRsnuRo, ". Va, July Il-About
one hundred and thirty witnesses are here
10 the sciotoLoRas eA@
A. A. sha(Ier, hailing from Cumberland.
Nj, and Ernest ShultS, Of WasGlpgton
City, two notorious characters, probably
the adyRppe guard Of the gangs iolloWins.
The circus, were arrested last niRht and
locked up on BnsplUlon.
To.tayttr 9 Bunkp men rented 4 room
for the purpose Of practicing that ndiarious
game upon the lusu- pecting, and were
succeEiul In getting an old man by Tho
name d CLARK into their place ofbpsinesS
tor lhe purpose Of drawing u picture Of
Garfield, The old man drew, bu. Instead
ol the picture be drew ticket calling for
q thousand dollars, with the provision that
be pay In, before drawing, the sum oi $3.50.
The old man started cut 10 secure ths nee.
essary funds In order thGt he might hereby
clear s2hl But In thu meantim0 ahe 4 pollee
got wind Of the affair and started altsr the
shaIpeB, who, learning that they were (lls.
covered, started Tor Ohio. They we're
caught and brought back, but the old man
being unable to identity them they we've
allowed 10 20.
RuGI Hammond alias John james, ol
Cumberland, Nd, waa To- DAY found guilty
on the charge ol burglary In the Or.
cult Court, and the trial oI George Rhone
Of the same place aud on the same charge
q now In progress and will likely reach q
1lmllai conclusion. These are the men ar.
rested BY Capt. MehRn and Il. & O. police.
man McNulty sometime last March. They
broke open and robbed the saloon Of John
kAltohaeker on Green street. The men were
followed and captured ont the road.
Clay Leonard says that the Rt9iter cor.
respondent from this place must have had
aolaeihlng the matter with him when he
reported That the Sixth ward engine III.
tached their hose to Loper's sprinkler dur,
inR the tire last Saturday. The iael was
that they pumped from the oiataTn in iront
Of the II. Z. Church (Eonih.
Joe PolndeSteh whose trial was report.
Cd ln psosrea. In yesterdays lettar, Was
found guilty Of forgery to-day.
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roR nnprnSnn.

Lewis county has as yet, no candidate
for Gubernatorial honors, batso far as pres
ent indications point, will give a very ma.
lerial support to Hon. u W. Wilson, Of
Charleston. No one democrat can secure
all thp delegates from this county for The
reason that II contains two distinct and
more or less hostile divisions, the Bourbops,
which is composed Of those DeHo0tNts Who
think that service in tue Confederate ar,ny
Is tho talismaQ 10 otice, aud the provres.
siye wtpG made up Of th.e oupy active
blood ol tne party an few Of tie more
sensible mec Nno during the war were
so".-ern in thought, aud sometimes in
deed. Mr. Wilson Is popular with the
bourgeoise, ethe canaille," u certain rail-
road man called them. He Is thirty .elght
Yeas Of age, and earned bis sobriquet OF
WINDY" by making an eighteen hour
speech in the House Of 80, 10 pre-
vent the passage ol u measure Objectionable
to him. He represented Jefferson county
In the House OF Delegates, when quite q
young man, but marrying daughter OF
DE- Cotton, ol Charleston, removed 10 that
city. He hAs represented Kanawha
county, and was Speaker oi the House
Of 81. He has always been an
active apti.railroad monopoly man. His
friends q aim he Is not given 10 demagogy,
AID 10 not opposed to railroads per se, but
TO their exorbitant charges. He is ssaid to
have large law practice, lobe good cam.
paigner, and as amixlr stands equal 20
Foher Of Ohio. He has 10 letter 10 q
friend here, 10 whom l am indebted for the
facts above given, declared himself can.
didate. He belongs to the progressive
wing Of tho party, "the new Democracy"
as 1t were, and has come up from the peo.
pie, being machinist Of recognized merit
lie Is plucEy, q hard fighter, and will, 50
his iriends claim, receive the nomination
unless the railroads combine agains, him.
Democrats here laugh ut the idea Of Audi.
tor Millef's candidacy. The Republicans
fAyCr Gctf for Governor, and Evans for
Auditor. -.,. QuILP.
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Death OF n hoy fr.m BydroPhahia
Ghnstl By u Ini.

-
Death OF hoy frtm BydroPhahia
Caused by "a cas.
NGw YoRH, July la,-Au aggravated
cosa NJ bvJronbob;, hss anns,red In ,he
.a,,. IN 0 f., mss"i,,"" ~. .s;S
Vi4aSe Oh Fot hain'1on' L. l. apous s'A
weeks ago Peter J. Byrnes, aged sixteen,
living ON the shore road, was playing with
,be ismiIvca, whan be was badly scratch.
S ~ Is, - m. S s'as c. .i,a..,"s1 ss,ai :.
eu IN the lace gus a''ef""u "C'eu so
strangely that she was shot. No impoti
lance was given 10 the boys injuries and
,Lo .o,.,cG anon berI,d IN Eyidpv las,
.u' ee'A'S', syVA .,.,. % -. ~ s,S s.,''-a s'
nc was seltsa WIN u'hA,heSs Ahu sewers
pains In tho throat and jaws. These bt.
came npidly worse and delirium set In.
n. C,,nrI,v wbsn w,,sr vas oirarsJ him
va SA'''u"'' ""eA ""ss' "%s TeS1 ,', 1'
bis avs became nelI ana ne nau seVete
paroxysms. Inc physiclanS summoned
declared him 70 oe suffering from hydr2.
phoOia. he was Ieatea wI'n hypoueImlc p'oleill.
lnlec.lons Of motpnins, anu Wss conGaueii atau "
ably improved ysS!efaay. as tae nolse ,9 o.
the wave seeneu y as,ISa's ~" sher ene '"a"'e
he rs W. .akSn aNSy msaa tsis sAOs @ ro,,.
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BradI.prh Irrenre..Ibie.

LONDON, July l9.-The Speaker Of tho
House Of ton!Eous has written 10 brad.
laugh informing him that he will be ex.
cluded from the HOnA". until he engages
not to attempt to take the oath In disregard
Dt the FesolNtioH Of the House. Arsllaugh
tOPliel declaring the artiap Of the House
In hiO case illegal, aud saya he will en-.
dsavot 10 take his seat In obedience to law
and Il expelled will appeal to the electors
of his constituency,