The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-11-09
ANOTHER LIFE SAVED.

Mrs. Harriet cummings, OF Gin
cinnati, Ohio, writes
Early last winter my daughter was
attacked with severe cold which
settled on her lungs. We tried sew
eral medicines, none of which seemed
to do her any good, but she contin-
ued to get worse and finally raised
large amounts of blood from her
lungs. We called in family physi.
clan, but he failed to do her any
good. We then called in physician
IA most skillful professor in one of
our colleges-he said that she could
not get well. At this time friend
who had been cured by DR.. VIM.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs, advised
me to give it trial. We then got a
bottle, and before she had used it all
up she began to improve, and by the
use OF three bottles was entirely cured.
Rev. Charles Reilly, ID. d., of Detroit,
Treasurer of the Irish National league. of
America, reports the receipts of the league
for the week ending October 90, as 81,
1926.
Home Relief cures collie and cholera
morbus, by correcting their causes. All
dealers, 20 cents.-36
The Ishpeming Iron Agitator says ex.
plorations are being conducted on the site
of the Keel Ridge mine, notwithstanding
the feeling of distrust caused by last years
terrible accident.
Messrs. F. A. Cody & Co., Lake View,
say; eve are selling quantities OF Browns
Iron Bitters, and it gives the best of salts
faction
Policeman Rhody Hensey has been
bounced from the Adrian police force and
Martin O'Leary appointed in his stead
The charge against the dismissed man is
sleeping on duty.
LET US TELL YOU.
Let us tell you that person who is
bilious or constipated is not well person,
and further, that nearly every one is sub
ject to these irregularities. Let us tell
you also that Burdock Blood Bitters are
one of the finest diuretics and aperients
CNCt yC0 uiNioSu.
Mrs. Moses Smith, of Detroit, formerly
ofJackson, was on Thursday elected Pres
ident of the Woman's Board of Foreign
Missions, at its session in Milwaukee.
Ten fine stores have been built on First
street, Muskegon, this year. or are being
built. with prospects that early next year
several more will be erected.
The shooting of man named Doolittle
on his own door step by some unknown
and unseen person is reported from the
neighborhood of Damon, Oscoda county
German Duels.
Here we also made the acquaintance
of japanese prince; he had studied at
the university for three years, spoke
English and German perfectly, and in
grace of manner could vie with any
polished Frenchman. From him we
learned some curious facts regarding
the students duels. One day in every
week is set apart for these duels. When
fighting for the honor of their corps"
they wear caps-a cuirass-over the
breast. arms, and neck, leaving only the
face uncovered. which they hack most
numerically with their sharp and
double-edged swords. l saw one or two
of them horribly mutilated-the end of
the nose cut off and the cheek laid open
to the bone. 1t is only the ''corps" or
fighting students, who indulge in the
innocent pastime. These duels are for
hidden by law, and the authorities are
always on the alert to take them in the
act, but they seem to accomplish very
little. owing to a very peculiar law of
Germany, which forbids gen d'arme,
or policeman, from passing nobleman
or prince; so the students always have
one on hand, and when they hear of an
interfering party, they station the
prince in front, who has only to raise
his hand, when the police stand i'm
movable and witness the whole pro-
ceeding, no doubt to their great delight.
Cor. Louisville COurier-Journdt.