The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-06-13
Union Pier, Mich.

Union Pier, Mich.
Your agent was here last winter
and sold US some of DIR. Baxter's Man.
drake Bitters. We sold them and
they gave extraordinary satisfaction.
Would like more of them, therefore
please write US the price by the guam
tity.
r. M. Goodwin & Co.
The Averill hotel and a dwelling
house, both owned and occupied by
Mrs. Gillespie were destroyed at East
Saginaw Monday morning. Loss
$4,000; covered by insurance.
Group, the children's enemy is SUBJ
dued by using Downs Elixir.
An important sale took place last
week in Texas, Mr.. J. B. Crawford
transferring to Thos. Forbes, of Sher-
man, the six.year-old trotting stallion
Jerome Turner. This horse made
his first appearance on the turf during
the Texas circuit of March, and OBJ
tanned record of a:3sA at Fort
Worth. The condition of the sale
was that Sc, 900 was to be paid for
HIM if a mile in 2:2a or better was
shown. The mile was trotted in ex-
actly the time mentioned, the first
half being done in I:oo.-The Breed
er's Gazette.
CLIFTON SPRINGS, N. Y, July IS,
1882.
Rheumatic Syrup Co.:
Gents make the following state
mems for the benefit of those that
suffer with that terrible disease-rheu-
matism. 1 have been troubled, more
or less, for twelve years, and at times
could hardly use my arms. 1t was in
my arms and shoulders principally.
l took but one bottle of your Syrup
and it stopped the pain and took the
soreness out, so am feeling well. l
cheerfully recommend your Syrup to
any suffering from rheumatism.
G.. w. WAKEFIELD.
We challenge any remedy to show
an appreciation at home which has
been poured upon Rheumatic Syrup.
The permanent cures it has effected
wherever it has been tried have made
for it reputation that no other rem
edy has ever been able to attain.
A bevy of ladies waved their hand
kerchiefs when they saw President
Arthur in New York the other day,
and then he waved his handkerchief.
Chef. is no SLOUGH at han dkerchief
Irritation.
If you have failed to receive bene-
fit from other preparations, try Hoods
Sarsaparilla; it is the strongest, the
purest, the best, the cheapest.
A distinguished local entomologist
contributes the following:
The June-bug has gaudy wing,
The Lightning-bug has fame,
The bed-bug has no friends at all,
But he hustles all the same.
Senator Edmunds is the owner of
the largest tombstone mandatory
in Vermont. Should Mr.. Blaine and
Mr.. Arthur happen to die before the
convention meets, Mr.. Edmunds is
not the man to permit their graves
to 90 unmarked.
A new vault is being placed in the
Treasury building at Washington that
will be capable of holding $4,000
900 of specie.
Ella Wheeler once wrote a poem
in which she said, 81 will love the
man whom my soul reveres, and kiss
him blue with a fry yearn." For
tunately for the man, his friends sent
him warning of what was up, and he
escaped into one of the Territories.
All weakness and ill health owes
its origin to an impure state of the
blood and a weakness of the urinary
and digestive organs. A medicine
that will strengthen these organs, and
at the same time purify the blood,
will assist nature in curing every dis
ease that human flesh and blood is
heir to. Such remedy is DR.. Guy
sott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla,
and, although it possesses no cathartic
or diuretic effect, its use will soon
establish regular habit of body as
we'll as cure weakness of the kidneys,
indicated by urinary sediments, ner-
vousness, etc.
Mr.. William E. English, it is said,
is very angry with newspapers in his
district because they denounced him
for going to Washington and lobby
ing for his son. He threatens to sue
them all for libel.
Alexander Dumas strongly favors
suffrage for the women of France.
He says, "At first it will make SEN
sation, then it will become fashion
able, after that habit, then an ex-
perience, then duty, apd at last a
blessing"