The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-28

Coughing (ldIl. ~ Jn ely, cnarm'
ing Clarissa Clendenning, carelessly
catching cold; creeping chills came;
Clara coughed con inually; cruel
croupy cough, that would have taken
he off, had she not used DIR. Bulls
CoughSyrup. 1t is bound to cure all
the coughing Claras.
Demorest's illustrated Magazine
for December contains not only q
great deal of good Christmas litera.
ture, but many other we'll written aud
interesting articles on various sub.
jects. "Saniiago," Gan Old Port
and Bit of Shore" "a Canterbury
Pilgrimage" and "rhe Angelic
Painter" will repay reading; and the
household suggestions are eminently
practical and useful. The ilustra-
tons are nurierous, among which is
fine photogravure of the "Matcr
Dolorosa' of Dolci. For 1885, we
are promised serial by Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe, and another by Mr..
Charles Barnerd, as well as many
new and interesting features.
Ii you are suffering from Rheuma-
tsm or Neuralgia, do not postpone a
trial ofthe great specific, Athlophoros,
till you see puffery of it in the news
papers. That you will never see. 1t
is not remedy which needs TO be
bolstered by talk. 1t makes itself
known ard felt just when you want
relief, and that is by far the best praise.
AS ID. S. Thompson, Milford, Del.
says: "Atholophoros is esteemed here
because, as Il medicine, it speaks for
itself"
Ballou's Monthly Magazine for De
cember is indeed a capital number for
all the reading public. First there
are many illustrations. Then comes
the conclusion of that popular yarn
called, Con Land and Sea; or Cali
fornia in the years IS43, A and As"
by VIM. II. Themes, Author Of "Ihe
Belle of Australia, Running the
Blockade" and other popular stories
which have had large sale. "On
Land and Sea- is finished in salts
factory manner, the boys remaiug on
shore at San Diego with pretended
cases of smallpox, ready for new ad
ventures at the proper time. There
is no magazine in the country that
gives SO much reading matter of u
varied order as Ballou's; and the
cheapncss is surprising, as it is only
SI.5o per year, or IS cents for single
copies. Just buy it, or subscribe, and
YOU will not regret it. Address,
Themes & Talbot. % Hawley ST ,
Boston, Mass.
Without a particle of doubt Halls
Catarrh Cure is the most excellent
remedy for the cure OF Catarrh in the
market. We recommend il 10 our
readers.
The danger OF incidental harm 10
the community, or to certain classes
of people, from the increased use of
machinery, the extension of public
works, etc. is greatly diminished when
those whose duty it is TO interpret
them, recognize that law is u progress
Sivc science; that is not a means, not
an end; that when state of things
arises for which there is no precedent
a new precedent must be made. How
the most enlightened jurists hold this
principle constantly in view, and how
the common as we'll as the statue law
is thus made to keep pace with the
general civilization, is admirably set
fourth in the leading article in The
North American Review for Deem
Der, "Labor and Capital before the
Law" by Judge T. M. Cooley, of
Michigan. TO the same number VIM.
X. Alderman contributes some sus-
gestive "Notes on Railway Manage
ment," DIR. Schliem1nn tells what he
found in his excavations of the ruins
Of Tiryns, in Southern Greece, and
Principal Sharp supplements his
scholarly article on "Friendship in
Ancient Poetry" with one on "Friend
ship in English Poetry" The other
articles in the number are, "Ihe Brit
ish House of Lords" by Geo. Tick
nor Curtis, and Responsibility for
State Roguery," by John F. Hume.
900 Doses One Dollar" is true
only of Hoods Sarsparilla, and it IS
an nnanswerable argument as to
strength and economy.
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURE.
IST FOR DECEMBER, 1884,
rounds out the year with most superb
Illustrations aud q verM inuiIinn Il