The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-28

of hair which is seventy inches lopg
and very thick, but our chief glory is
in the number of cures made recently
by the use of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
the best remedy for coughs and colds.
The American hen is a great in.
stitution. During the last fiscal year
the egg product amounted to S75,63a,-
$50. This is astonishing when it is
remembered that the value Of the
wheat crop is S4S4,57a,779, and that
of the corn crop $3.50, 643,4oo,.
Thousands of children all through
the land are to-day suffering from salt
rheum or scrofula, and thousands OF
mothers are using liniments and salves
with the hope of curing the little ones,
but how many are disappointed and
discouraged when, after trying these
various applications, they find the
child worse when they commenced
their use.
North American Review. Whether
the United States are to regain itheir
former prominent rank as a CONNER
cial and naval power on the seas, is a
question that nc American can con-
template with indifference. The sub
ject is discussed with marked ability
in the North American Review for
April, by the Hon. Nelson Dingley,
M. B., who opposes the project of ad-
hitting foreign built ships to Amer
lean register, and by Capt. John Cod
man, who is we'll known as Jealous
advocate of that measure. Judge J.
A. Jameson, in the same number of
the Review, discusses the question:
"Shall Our Civilization be Preserved"
pointing out the means that are at
hand for outstanding the various
agencies, physical, moral and intellec-
tual, which threaten to overturn our
existing civil and social institutions.
The Rev. DIR. Philip lSchaff gives a
sketch of the development of Re-
ligious Freedom. DR.. Felix l.. Os-
valid writes of "Changes in the Gil
mate of North America" with special
reference to the increasing frequency
of disastrous floods. Prof. G. A. Egg
CERT offers ga Plea for Modern Lam
guages" in the higher education; and
Julian Hawthorne discourses of "Lit-
erature for Children" Finally, there
is discussion of "Recent Criticisms
of the Bible" by the Rev. DR.. r.
Heber Newton and the Rev. A. G..
Mortimer.
eco and Fry IT,
cit will do you more good than
anything I can prescribe" is what
a prominent physician said of Rheu-
matte Ryrup to lady was suffering
from rheumatism and neuralgia. She
did so and VISA cured, and to-day is
entirely free from pain and cannot
say enough in its praise.
England exports manufactured
goods to free-trade countries. She
exports capital and skilled workmen
to tariff countries. Capital and men
develop the recources and increase
the wealth of a country more than
the coming into it of manufactured
goods from foreign lands. The Gov.
ernment should continue that policy
which brings workmen rather than
manufactured products to the coun-
try. Free trade means more foreign
goods. Tariff means mere men.
Senator Blair, supporting his edu-
cation bill, says one reason why the
colored people have not had their full
civil ri hts is that they are not edu-
Gated.
Big Thieves.
Dyspepsia and debility are two big
thieves; they creep in and steal our
health and comfort before we know it.
Let us put stop to their invasions
with bottle of Burdock Blood Bitters,
to be had at any drug store.
Hanover, o., Feb. f3, 1884
After having lung fever and pneumonia