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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
GENERAL.

John stone walkcl int hi, sisters house at
Evansville, near ~. Catherine, ont, spoke q
few words 10 h.s ncicc, which she seem ~
resent. lie then tired two shots at her, an
then turned the rcyOyer toward himself His
wounds are .ata'. The gir.'. w.l! not prove
fatal unless other complication, arise
Mrs. J. T. kollar OF New Orleans. mother OF
Judge Vim. kellar. an aged paralytic was
burned 10 death on the ith lnst. She was sit
ting near the CRATE when one of the Goals
rolled on her dress She was unable 10 brush
il OH or even all for help.
\ strike Of engineers on the elevated rail
road in New York. was Threatened. bat the
state commissioner Of railroads interiered,
compelling tne company 10 run Us trains or
forfeit IL charter.
.ohn 6. tcyen,. president Of the United
New Jersey railroad and canal mpany, com
mittei suicide ON the 9Th inst by ,uOOtng.
Fort, allegcl Nihilsts are undeg arrest al
War aW. The, are all Russian, and Of COOS
s0cia position.
Scryia positively refuse, 10 accept terms 81
peace ~ Austria u.iigat!on.
\ 30OOO. tank If oil in Cleveland, Ohio
was Destroyed by ltc Jan. &.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
CONGRESS-.

jas. 6-SENArf-Thc resolution OF in
quiry regarding The pavu cut OF customs duty
IN coin and the aVpl 81. luu ul that coin 20 the
purpose of the ,inhns fund. etc, wa, Gale 3
up by Mr.. Gray of delaware aud discussed a.
length, but not acted upon. .lhe tab bill
was taken 40, IN Question being on the
motion t. strike ont the section that would dis
franchise Ia. women OF that
TERRITORY \ vote Oh the amendment was
taken and stood. yeas II. NAYS 81, and the
section disfrauchi-ln- women remains a part
Of the bill. I'm amendment providing thai
MARI axe within. bal not including the fourth
dcgrr, al cou,augluuity shall uc deemed in
cestiou and punishable hy imt r.s'nmcni, was
agreed 20. senator VAN WICK offered IN
amendment. which was lost dispensing with
the tab commission. The property
question 90 the Mormon church
and the provisions relating 10
the testimony Of husband and wife was con
sidcrcd Tor "a time and the bill went over. 4
resolution was offered and agreed 10 directing
sn inquiry into the CVpcdicucN of establishing
a school Tor Indians west OF the Mississippi.
based on military principles and discipline,
with a view to qualifying them Tor service In
the regular army. Tie bill 70 aid in the cs-
Enlistment at common schools was fayorably
reported and the senate adjourned.
IlOJ>U The Introduction ~ bills was resum-
ed and ont oi 500 bills introduced the following
are the NOS important To repeal The civil
service act. to restore the rat oi duty ou i'm
ported WOOL restoring wages IN the govern
meni printing Office, limiting the coinage OF
the silver dollar. preparing an amendment 10
The constitution providing Tor the election
~ certain officers by the people; ex-
tending the letter carrier service TO cities of
10000 inhabitants, prohibiting the mailing Of
am publication cOh;aiHiu- !Uttcry aiycrt!.
mcnt-. providing Tor the hlling OF Va, ancics in
the Office obprcsidcnt aud ylce-pr, siJent, Tor
the free coinage OF the SILVER dollar :;
directing the secretary OF The treasury to call
SlUtOl0n 3 per cent bond. and pa, them 10
coin If standard value
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
STATE sIFTINas.

a bill will Dee presented to congress this
winter in the interest If II. II. Warner of
Rochester. y g., asking that the accreions
ad dining the Naison Island, I'm Wild Fowl
bay, bc givcu o. him as part or the Maison
island, which he owns a similar bill was be-
fore the last congress and was defeated through
the energetic cudeayors of sportsmen OF Mich
igan The middle ground, marsh or accreiious,
b. the onl, genuine duck hunting ground on
saginaw bay, and If sportsmcn care 30 retain
possession ot N they must make n stir about il
na bring their influences TO bear upon Con
rc.smcn Fisher and Tarsney especially, as
cIl az Other congressional friends.
samuel Baer living two miles south Of
hitc Pigeon, was cleaning around his colts
nd feet when the colt Kicked him in the
al. breaking his neck and fracturirg his
sui. Mr. Bacr lived ten minutes lie
las ono OF tie early pioneers OF that section.
Mr. Knoch, mother OF Frank Knoch.
30 NAs 40 mysteriously murdered
ear Slungwclls recently, died a few days
nee from pneumonia and heart disease com
iurd She has been niling ever since the
hnoch tragedy happened. visit FROM tho
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
Fire in an ASYLUM.

Fire was discovered in the easterly from.
wing " thu insane ASYLUM which is situated
about two mile. from the center Of NcWara.
Nd, or the 9nd inst The flames shot up thc
chute 10 the attic. and In a few minutes il Wa
a scethin- macs OF flames. The Wn- was t0l
feet long and. As lie interior fittings were of
oiled zinc. thcy ignitcl very readily aud
burned fcrccly In This wing were 10 pa
tents Thc me Ideal superintendent az onc
summoned his stan of assistants audln iru
minutes All ~ the unfor,unates were nG ter. 0
into the yard without. OF the patients taken
out, thirty TWO were women and scycnj,-on
men. Very 'ittlr Gllcuty was experienced IN
controlling .hrln. TIL 'otal loss will prob.
ably amoGn' $4,000 which j. fully covered
by insurance. q ne patient. were - It tempo
rlrily 60 the city hosrital bat we're
returned % the ASYLUM " or ar
rangemeut, had uccn made for their accom-.
mediation. The cause OF the tire Is unknown.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
A Good Year

Tho New York Times Of the "a, SAYS: "A
careful review OF thr returns made 10 The
various ,Vch uIys Indicate. that although
there is vastly mi rove feeling in mos
business circles. the volume trade. bot 90
actual and speculative transactions. wa, lc-.
fn The yeas Just past than daring l>Sf l',
Improvement iu trade was very Warocd during
rho second uail of the year. thc date ~ the iH
prOyemcnt being cuMcident with th .cttlo
ment Of the West shore trouble ,u Iu'. last
thus confirming the views of MANY pf he
bankers and conservative bus ness mcr Inst
the muddle growing ONT of the construct on O.
this road had teen tn cau,c Of The depression
existing me, the beginning OF ~ cuustru.-
ton OF that railway. The records o. fhe pro
duce exchange 10 not convey any showing o.
the volume OF speculative transactions These
form by ia the greater part of the tota il'
business some idea OF their immensely Hay
be gathered from The margins pa zap with thc
exchange bs ihc members q security -
speculative contracts. Thi- amounted our.u-
the year ust closed, 10 s2j,5S-. So The trans
actions in the staple products durlu- The year
az the call, were. Wheat, 81 $4,000 bushels
corn 2L3-.0OJ bushels: oats, 300
bushels lard 100 500 ,icrccs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
LATEST NEWS.
MICHIGAN.
From the Seat Of War.

The railroad war near Howell broke out
afrcsh On the 9th inst. when the ID. l.. x ",
people sworc ont warrants for the arrest OF
SUPP. Ashley of the Toledo ~ Ann Arbor road.
and four ot his principal men The war
rants was served by The Sheriff Of Livingston
county. The sheriff took ms men Ia Brighton
where they were followed by a number fof
business men 0' Howell ~gto are .strong sym
pathilcrs OF ASIA 81, Bail IN the sum OF 81 900
each was readily cured the prisoners and
they were released. Warrant we're also issued
Tor ii more ui Ashley's men
The Toledo ~ Ann ArbDr uIcn had learned
that the ID. l.. n VI. men AL several car loads
OF stone ON the way down with which trey in
tcnded To MI up the cut. The Toledo mcn
went 10 the ID. l.. * y. track and tore up
long strip on each side OF the crossing
Aside from the warrant sworn out
against Ashley Tor obstructing the
United Htates mans, JOhu g. Nuliken
sworn out warrant chaiglng Ashley with un-
lawfully and naciou-ll destroying the tele-
graph line and tearing a. the track OF the
u. L. y, IOad, scrouslN luterlcrlnr with
Dublic bushes, ANA rendering the road I'm
rassab'e. Ash g.. j. also charge IN this az
hdavit with or anizing an armed mob OF ueo-
pie, and threa rn.ng violence to the Lansing
company should that COMPANY attcnp' a. re-
store IL property uf use the same. Mulliken
tNes the damages al >.O0DO.
The work of having ras ON the Toledo Ann
ArbOr * Northern Michigan Was completed
late on the evening oi January q aud Howell
has direct come ton vi all FONTS between
Toledo and as lar uortu a- thr Hratiot county
terminus Of the Iulrdo a Ann Arbor. The
last spikc Va, driven amid The boom Of anyils
and tn wild cheer OF the friends the Ann
ArhCr road ThI- make, Ashley, position
stronger still, a. men and PROVISIONS can get
TO the intersection more easily. IL J. thought
uow that he will hold the right OF way with
out any trouble.
Mrs. kittir SEES !uns the alleged murdere-s
OF Alegan county, has been granted
trial 10y the SUR mc court. Mrs. Session Is
charged with performing an abortion upon
Mrs. Peck, which resulted fatally.
Nelson kimler, an inmate Of the soldiers.
home III Grand Rapids died on The 4th inst.
On the 9Th inst there werr D. eel OF snow
Ia the street of : lgnacc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15

A STRANGE story is told in Chicago
IN regard to the late Walter Newberry
whose large estate is soon to be divided
among his heirs. He died at sea in
1867 with no one on board ship whose
acquaintance he had made. except u
New York gentleman who knew him
by reputation. This gentleman assured
the captain that the dead mans friends
would 90 to any expense to preseryc
the remains. The body was accord
ingly put into a ca,k Of rum, and in
that for coffin wa, quietly buried in
the cemetery at Chicago
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
Death Of Hen. john 8 RAYMOND

Hon. John Il. Raymond. ex-deleeate 70 Con
Cress from Dakota territory. died on the Bird
inst of typhoid pneumonia after an illness OF
five DAYS. MIR. RAYMOND was horn in New
York, December ,. l>i4. he removed to Hi
nois.with his pare nts when year, Of age, and
at Ii enlisted a. a private In The Ihirty-hrs
Infantry. Alter the seize OF N.chsbarg he
was promoted TO captaiucy. After the close
Of tie war Nr Raymond scul Il II the .outu
and published tue Mississippi ii lot, at JACK
son, Miss uutil lSs7, when hc was appOiute ]
nited State Marshall Tor Dakota. He was
elected delegate from Dakota 10 the Fort,
eighth Congress in lSS3 Ills wife died In
Washington little Oven - year ago and +
burtpd fhare
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
hiking Millers.

What promise 20 be ono 81 the largest Law
suits in Minneapolis has be begun All the
owners oi forr mills on tn west sid. o. The
river. rrprc~cui.u- capital 81 ~ 5fucUH' a.
S5.OOOOJO, are plJintIl. against th- It's IN q
suit ior pcri ctual Injunction against the
building OF % -,O NJ arvhcl bridge HClO,s IN
west chonrc % The Mississippi! from thc CITY
proper tu Me- O.; Island rOndS '0r thi.
were authorized by the last legislature the
cost 10 Pc lout >5llC00. There La- seen a
good deal OF ak AM argument as To- whether
or not The bridge would Interfere with ih
loN Of the currcu, 50 a. q change the chan
mel and mpair the water power. After cN-
animation hy engineers, ma Drit, 81 whom
espresso an opinion that H." construction
would not damage the water supply. the cit
icciuci lr build at once. thouga under p!J
'csi from IL good number Of property owners
The mill owners allege that by building th.
bridge the mill powers will ur heavily damaged
with a possibility 81 running tlcm when The
narr wed current has cau-cI Gnayo dah.c
eros ion.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
The Business Failures for the Year

4. &. Dun n Go. Of New York repor, hat
the total uumbcr % uusinc-- failures i'm the
| nitcl Ste;c- during lNs1 was ia,G37 with
liabilities of little more than Sl24.OpO uOD. ps
compared " th 1890 g.. ISL with liabuites.of
- kuWOO' While tn failures Tor ls-5 are
only ,hgc, pcI cel.. As, number than a
1884. the uabiii;c- have dc rea,rI nearly %
Ier cent The uuunri q traders reported IN
bushes, in 50 Vas .lH, hD OF these one ia
every cighty-siS iaucd IN lS1> with GAO o.
traders one 900 cyrrt -iXty-four c.Ine d. -rlpt.
The average amoun' iabilitie, of each fail
ure was iu .ssI 81 against $.0t3s IN lsS4,
and ,2!.3ba I'm So, 10 j, .een from these liz.
urrs that while business lasualitcs decrease
but slightly tho, are far less significant in
amount and importance.
In The Western state, there were 1902 fail
ere, IN S.s.u4. 90 against $3.50 failures for
-54.s,. Ia Is .. TO- the Pacific roas, states
tnl the trrr.torle- there were 1880 failures Tor
guG2, ~3, against IA failure. tor 3,O1i, gi6
In 1881
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15

MARINErrA MiCH. has just
a secret society composed of Youngsters
varying in age from 10 TO ID years old
The place of meeting was found in the
woods south of the village and consist
ed of a carhp built of logs and about
Sx10 feet in size in which was dis
covered playing cards. dime novels,
empty whisky bottles and beer kegs
and sundry other items. The ring
leaders have been arrested. It's the
anne old story. The boys confess to
having gotten the idea from reading
trashy novels and admit that they were
quietly planning a trip to the "far
west where their heroic CD pro-
pensitics would have room for develop
mont.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15

QUEEN VICTORIA has renowned her
intention to open parliament in person
and will remain NJ Osborne unless 4
cabinet cricis should occur. She evince
greater dislike than ever 20 a resi-
dence in London, although there is a
rumor that She has been impressed by
the comments of the press on MIR. Ir
Wings production Of Faust and in
tends TO visit the theater for the first
time since the death of the prince
consort
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
TIMELY TOPICS.

The reaper whose name is death
has had a busy year, and with his
sickle keen he has aimed at many a
bright and shining mark in the galaxy
of conspicuous names. The most dis
tinguished OF those to fall was EXPIRES
ident Grant OF others prominent in
political life were Vice President Hen
bricks, eX-Senators Gwin, Fenton,
Sharon and Toombs. ex-Secretary
Thompson, eX-Goyernor d. Gratz
Brown and eX.Speaker Colfax; The
church lost Cardinal McCloskey, DR..
Steven II. Tying and DR.. S. !. Prime ;
Sir. Monteliorc closed a long career
of lavish beneyolencc, and DR., Nachti-
gal, the African explorer. departed for
u country from whose shores none have
returned ; Franz Abt, the great com
poser, made ms last melody OF the
soldiers whose names are ON deaths
list, Gems. Mcclellan. Mcdowell and
McDougall and Col. Bmu.u}. only one
died the soldiers death. One of the
brihghtest lights OF the American stage
went out when John Mccullough died
There were lost literature Richard
Grant White, f. }. Fergus ("Hugh
Conway }, MIR, Helen Hunt Jackson,
Hinton Rowan Helper and Henry w.
Shaw ("Josh Billings') The richest
man in America bowed before the
sickle, and the king of Spain was mum
bered among the sla n. The wealth of
Crpseus and the strength of monarchs
were alike p)werless to resist his at
tacks
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15

IT said that large part of the pop
corn used in the world comes from
Bloomington, ILL.,, where the farmers
wives and children used TO consider it
their perquistc In Is. the crop was
30 large that the price fell to two cents
pound, and then experiments were
made to use ii "a, a food rather than a
CONNECTION 4 farmer who fed the cows
with popcorn says they gave more milk
than ever before. Others made "mush''
Of it, and found ii more palatable and
nourishing than the ordinary article.
Then the chemists analysed it and de-
clared it to contain more albuminoids
than most OF the other cereals; so pop
corn bids fair to become a recognized
diet.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
An Interesting Statement.

The lumber cut of the Saginaw River mill,
for 1855, with comparisons, together with the
shinglc AMI lath product Is shown below.
There were siXty-clght lumber mills n opera
ton and the product. while making good
showing. wa. considerably lesscued by the
strike. Briefly sum married. thg report shows
Pine lumber product saginaw
River mills Is feet. ......... 1870. l2I
Lumber on mil docks al close Of
season. feet ................... 3290l3,O30
Lumber on mill docks ~ close Of
season soil iect............... Gs,427, sos
Lumber OF mill docks for car
trade, feet Observation-Disclosures. 81 10000
Lumber on ln.l docks unsold and
available tor cargo market, feet 2Oi, lsj.522
llarlv GOD lumber, manufactured,
feet ......................... 10,1Os ,O07
Shlnelc, manufactured .......... 222.Oa3.uUJ
Shingles on hand AZ close ......... 20 liG,JOO
Logs iu mill bpom,. feet.......... 3l,21AJl2
Lugs back in river. lett. :O.239 30
The annual pine lumber product q ihc
Saginaw river mills for the year named was
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15

FROM time to time the suggestion is
made that the whipping-post would be
a good thing for certain offenders. The
latest remark to this effect comes from
a Brooklyn. n. Y, justice who when %
man was brought before him for beat
ing his foster mother, heartily regretted
that he could not punish him with
twenty-five lashes as well as eight
months Imprisonment 1t certainly
Gems that the lash would be none too
severe for men who beat their mothers
or their wives
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15

The Congregational ministers of Chi
cago at a recent meeting listened to the
views of August Spies, editor OF So
cialistic paper, upon the aims Of the
socialists. he said there were 100000
socialists in the United States who be
lieved in anarchy and a resort to force
to accomplish their "leveling' process
He said marriage as practiced to-day
was simply concubinagc, and that when
the socialistic revolution occurred free
love would prevail.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
Smith NM Sand Il.

The suprcm, cour OF the United States has
rem Tered decision IN the case OF Paymaster
General Smith. L. : y. against whom
charges in irregularities In accounts were pre-.
fcrred Counsel for the paymaster-geucra
contended that their client. being dishursin ,
officer, was civil officer, therefore not
amcnahlc 20 court mart al The supreme
court Of the district Of Columbia decided that
Gen. Smith was accountable 20 naval law and
therefore within the jurisdiction OF court
martial The case was appealed and tb.
decision Of the mite States supreme court
ailirms the q c.sion Of the court below The
Iaymaster-general viii consequently have 10
stand trial by court-martial.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
Gone to the pef.nlters Retreat.

Judge Yates. who is under Indictment Al
Peoria. H., for enlightenment. has fel to Can
ada. The Judge evidently found things 10,
warm for him. Further criminal proce ding.
against him will doubtless sooa bc institut, a
Various charges have been pending agaiint
him, OF many If which have been men
toned heretofore, OF having inappropriate
money belonging 10 various estates Of which
he was guardian, trustee or executor II,
was held in high repute I'm the community
and the Charges were not az first believed
Soon after the hrst publication began o. b,
made against him il was stated that he wa.
very III al his home. IL is declared that his
defalcsttNs are very large, and may approx
innate S.oOO.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
A surfeit Of Water.

The heavy rains Of the last DAYS OF December
and the first days az the present month caused
a rapid rise In The Lchigh, Delaware, Suseque-
mana rivers, and many towns and villages in
Pennsylvania and New York have been flooded
trcdj damage has been done 10 railroads,
mines. factories. and residences. News from
the inundated districts comes in slowly, on ac-
count of travel being interrupted Several
persons have been drowned In their efforts 20
save urOucrfV,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15

The local government measure 10 be laid be
tore Parliament by the British Cover ameut a,
drafted gives 10 Ireland a household fran, h So
for electiug county boards and for elect NJ
IA central council The proposition that the
crown should have the right 10 nominate a
part oi the council was al andoned Thu
measure also provides that the county board
shall have control OF the traffic In liquor and
that the central council shall have q voice in
appointing the magistracy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
"a Income Tax.

The Indian Government has introduced a
BIZ in the Legislative Council imposn ne tax
Of two Ter cent on the incomes OF pro essional
men and officials Of all classes who have hith-
erto been exempt from the ircomc tax. The
imposition Of The tax is rendered necessary o.
coyrra deficit in the budget OF 10000
arising from expenditures caused by military
preparations when 10 was thought there would
be a War with Russia, the depreciation in the
price Of silver aud the expenses incurred In
building the Bolan Pass Railway and by the
Burmese eXDcditiOn
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
Gets Seven L NC Years.

Young stanton. ihe Connecticut student
who murdered NASH. Iii schUolmatc, about A
year a-o. pleaded guilty tc murder in tho
second degree and was scnlcuced to seven
wears and pa -olttr ouiacment SIAN
ION aud NASH Ncic college cLuu!- m Conuec-
ticut, 1ud bo.h wen 10 PHI Gclphia os a
-prcc. They puarccd ~ The depo. Wien
about 70 board a train .pr New York STAN.
ton pushed Nash uusel q moving train an Ae
was instantly killed. stanton hen lied -
south America blt was brou BIT back b. a dc.
ftrfivp
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
Who Wouldn't be a Congressman.

Congrcs, man Thomas OF Illinois, has the
honor OF having an h therto undiscovered lav
Oh the Alaskan coast named for him. Thomas
bay, a. IL will hereafter Doe known. Is a vast
body OF water scarcely less IN size than the
Chesapeake. j lies between lr.ncc o. Wales
Island and Queen Charlotte ISLAND. The Of
hcris of the coast survey .teauct Carlisle
Patterson found Il IN one Il their recent ex
plOrat.ons Ii was gwen Nit Homes name
out OF compliment l. him ioI hi Jealous ell
fort IN behalf VI the navy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15

THE report of the treasurer of the
United States, G. n Jordan, says that
there are ,196, 93i less standard dollars
in circulation than there were year
ago, Notwithstanding they have stop
ped the issuing Of one and two dollar
bills, and have paid nearly $4,000 in
express charges to send them out
among the people.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
Fasteurs Rival.

Veterinary Surgeon Rungc Of Newark, y,
j., has received from New York the body OF a
dog which was killed while suffering from
rabies, alsoifour eats which were bitten by the
dog lie viii eGdeavor 10 start a laboratory
here. A rabbit was inoculated with the virus.
This operation is said 10 be the first Of the
kind ever performed In this country.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
Canada Kicks.

The customs authorities a. Ottawa. having
learned thai ChiCa-u merchant. were shipping
iaigc quant.t u IL purS ia barr j. made ia
oliet prison 40 umhermen there, special
rents were 40 O. DmcagO. Who warned the
p,rti, against ,uutinuancr Oi the practice
md informed them that sny further shipments
would Dee con ID atra, - products OF American
prison labor are not permitted T. enter an
ada
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
"RoUGH ON ITcB

Trough on Itch" cures SKIN huulprs erupt0n.. ring
wOm letter. salt rhcunl. frosted feet. chllh.aia-
Itch, ivy poison. BARRIERS Itch. lpc fgf-.
Seven suicides a day Is Berlin quota
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-15
Maryland. NV Maryland.

Maryland legislators, VINO are always alive
10 the public interests. have endorsed the new
discovery, Red Star Cough Cure, because IL
contains neither morpha nor opium, and al
ways cures The price is only 2, cents.
\ French paper, IL Courier de Londres, has
L. I.-r..