The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-04-04


ors than ofcensorious critics; instruct.
ors who would advise them to never
be without DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
the only pleasant remedy for cough,
diphlheria, and sote throat.
Congressman Horr, in speaking OF
Senator Edmund's availability as
candidate, says: "He is honest,
plucky, on the right or every ques-
ion, and the brainiest man in the
Republican party"
+. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,
proprietors of Halls Catarrh Cure
are daily in receipt of testimonials
showing wonderful cures. No doubt
many are cured who do not testify
which is evidence that Halls CatarIh
Cure is something that has real merit
and can perform all it promises.
The question of cheap telegraphy
is in fair way TO solve itself. The Post
al Telegraph Co., in operation in
New York, has opened an office in
Philadelphia, and the rate to New
York, Baltimore and Washington is
only IS cents for 20 words or less.
More distant rates are 25 cents for
20 words. This company now has
$1,000 miles in operation. 1t will
soon reach Boston and other New
England cities.
"For several months l endured a
dull pain through my lungs and
shoulders: lost my spirits, appetite
and color, aud could with difficulty
remain from my bed. My present
healthful condition is due to Burdock
Blood Bitters." Mrs, f. A. Hall, Bing-
hamton. N. Y.
The government spent over $2so,-
900 in searches for the Attic ship Jen-
nett and in bringing home the bodies
of explorers.
For hard cold, with pain in the
head, bones, or through the chest,
take Downs Elixir at once in liberal
doses, cover up well in bed, and orr
word for it you will soon be well.
A civil service reform bill, applica
BILE to cities of 20, ooo'inhabitants and
over, has passed the New York AS
sembly by an overwhelming majority.
Mr.. Blaine leads in the preferences
of the Republicans of Indians, but
Gen. Sherman is very prominent
ggure in the background.
A man suffering iron debility and
loss of appetite; took two bottles of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, gained ten punds
and got well.
Ifany one believes that Fritz John
Porter could have got relief had their
been strong republican maiorltes in
both houses, let him read the vote.
The pain and sorrow Of morning
vera turned into comfort and pleasure
of an evening. in the case of Mr..
Edwin Sesrs, of Provincetown, Mass,
by the use of Athlophoros. He writes:
81 was troubled with Rheumatism so
much that resolved to try Athlop.
horos. In the morning l could not
walk acrost the room rlone, After
taking three doses | was almost free
from pain, and could walk as ever,
Rheumatic Syrup Co.: Butler, N.
Y, March 10, 1882.
Gents--I take this opportunity to
express my gratitude for what your
Rheumatic Syrup has done for me.
After suffering over one year with
the rheumatism in my shoulders, SO
could hardly get my coat on without
help, a friend induced me to try a
bottle of Rheumati Syrup. After TAX
ing it could see such a decided
change, that l continued its use
short time and it cured me. Daniel
Roe.
Those farmers in Genesee county
who reside near the various cheese
factories in the different sections of
the county, and have kept cows and
patronized the factories, have felt the
hard times less the present winter
than almost any other class of farmers.
The milk delivered at the factories
has been converted into money at
remunerative rates, at very little extra
outlay of money, and without inter-
fering perceptibly with the production
of other crops. So that really what
ever money they have received for
their cheese proves in this case to
have been pretty nearly SO much
clear gain. This is the testimony Of
the men themselves, a number of
whom have reported in person at this
Office. There ought to be more
cheese factories and more cows in
Genesee county.-Exchange.
Sowing Wild Oats.
How mang waste their time and
resources in foolish experiments, with