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will find out that we are paying
for experience. As the com.
ing days pass we viii tell you
the story Of the things that
have been too numerous and
must be fewer. Maybe you'll
find it quite rs profitable talk
as our greater stories Of the
holiday things.
Quiet people may loiter in
the Book Department and not
be jostIed, ladies' may get rib
bons matched and moi be borne
down by the throng, the miss
with twenty dollars which some
kind uncIc-dcspcratc at
thought Of Christmas-buying-
has given for a dress may come
and select in peace. The
great public which shares our
store may settle down to the
usual serene right Of possess
understood, and we Wi
try with all our thought and
best sincerity Of purpose to
the public's shopping home
more home-like than ever.
john WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, II rteontn AMI Market streets,
AVID CITY he'll snuaTe.
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n large crowd gathered q, the re- {.
dence OF John W. Shultz near Au-
burn. on Saturday last, to celebra e
the 21st birthday OF his son David.
Mr.. d, p. Leonard, who has been !
the James River in Virginia for nea y
two months, returned home on Tu =
day. His party has done well tn e
and he reports Virginia the best pl; 9
to settle in, especially truck farmers 5
every thing hat can be raised here c; 1,
be raised there AMI other things T. /,
while land is cheap and its produ =
can he put into the Philadelphia nj l.
kets as fresh as they cant here.
A very successful revival is lei z
held at the Auburn M. Z. Chur d.
The pastor, Rev Mr.. Senser, has ! d
NJ assistance excepting the PresidI z
Elder, who gave the church people, L
Is said, a warm discourse, as they VIC e
talking sweet potatoes Instead of
tending their Christian duties. 1t =
said that furty-two of the converts a 0
on probation, and theirs IS more
follow.
The old reliable and e%ntertprisire
firm Of 8. Il. Leap &c Bro. have 6s-
saYeea gTTfH prsn The new frm
II 5. Il Ifap & Son will continue At
The old s;.ud to accommodate thyir
many customers and friends, and aii
new ones, with the good stock of goods
they always carry, in a pleasing aud
accommodating manner. The intro
duction of younger blood INTO the firm
we have no doubt, will increase IT,
popularity and enterprise. d. u. Leap
will continue his branch of business
as herei ofore, selling clothing, hits.
caps, boots, shoes aud gents furnisi =
ing goods.
On New Years day the pushing peo.
pie around Courses Landing turned
out to help J. Wesley Thompson kill
his hogs. Eight hogs were killed and
dressed by s O'Clock. Dinner was had
at s 80 a. m. after which The pork was
cut up, lard tried out, sausage made
&c. aud supper eaten At 2 p. m. In
the evening the party, representing
Wileys Sunoay-school, paid Rev. j. W,
I CLARK, Of S~harptoWn, a surprise visit.
Altar spending the evening pleasantly
with singing, recitations, aud social
chats. a purse and several Substantials
of life were presented to NJ. Clalk
with the greetings for a happy and
| successful New Year.
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7"'F"''"' Amy F"''iS'
Ii Is Sald 4 Dill VIII be introduced Ill
ne next LeHisiHtufe, prohibit h8 the
shooting Of qhdli Lon d Pfiiot Oh Ihtte
years.
Wors has begun on The Woodbury.
Water Works.
The I'nit,d States F sh Commission
| viii s-ud f.. New Jersey next week a
l.rg4 upuL = Of German carp and
whit 6J, trom the hatchery IN MicnI-
gan
~. Nov r.rsar C,n6,ro,co &c -.
u y mi IN Ia Lala =, pa.
to-, IN March IL II, 1856, and Viii be
preSid' over by hIaii y Hunt.
@Thr hearing and i vpStIgation IN the
curies ed eI-rkship of Camden county.
to ties, he title Of john W. aiming,
Deia 'e''', " 'nr "ii0e' "aS oFehe"
oe' ie "u'Se i"Ne'' ~ 'i' 0""'ue''
"o'''' vi '"V"''"y "''n'ns' WI
"i"tii'"s i"" nos Ii"' II 'h'C''
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So

Jacob Hampton has pu lchased a lot
of land of John Smith.
The past week has been a week of
pray er at the Churches.
The northwest wind caused very low
tides on Wednesday and Thursday.
Capt. l d. HiIlman has broken
ground for a new house at the Cove. :
James Pyle left Penngrove last Tues
day for Delaware City. He intends to
become n ci izen OF Delaware 50 he can
fish for sturgeon in the spring.
Revival services are TO- in pr gress
at all of the Peunsgrove Churches.
Miss Lizzi- Sharp has charge at the
Emmanuel Church.
c. Wesley Gable has been chosen
Superintendent of Emmanuel NJ. E.
Sunday schoo! to fiji the ~unexpired
term of Rev, " Margerum resigned.
A western paper says : try ing to do
bust eSs without advertising is like
winkiug at a girl in the dark. You
may know what You are doing, bat no
body else does"
There were torrerts OF rain and who'd
on Monday svtnng and delightful sun
shinn OF. Tuesday. Who would know
il was January il they had not look at
the calendar?
On "Wednesday morning Charles w.
Norton, lIs family and goods, were
moved to Egg Island Lighthouse, the
keeper OF which he had been appoIntet',
by tie lighthouse attending steamer.
The Pennsgraye public school 1aS
become SO full that the trustees have
rented "a room IN Turner'S Hall where
an annex school will begin next Mon
day under the direction OF William V.
Layton.
A kankakee journalist expresses
surprise that TO woman has yet appear
ed as the editor ol a sucee sful daily
paper. 1t is because her feminine III
stlnct leads her o give the news all,
away beforr the paper Is out.
Prof. Pemberton Pierce will move
next week into Summerill Il Bro IS
building where E. j. Bennett formerly
kept "a restaurant. AT er March 24th
he will occupy for IA music room the
4 apartment now occupied by Dir. john
sous drug store.
In his ISSUE will be found a roll ot
honor list i'll aur public school. We
hope it will be- beneficial to II co Germ
ed; tn t 1t viii o only make The pu-
pls emultt.ve to get on rhe roll but u
comiudnd he attention Of the parents
10 lrck noit after lie I'd C ton of
their chill tren.
There is be two eclipse of the sun
tn is year. One, an aanular eclipse, On
March 5, visible Ia the UuIted States
AZ a partial eclipse. The other will be
a total ECLIPSE OF til sun, and Will lake
place OH tie morning Of August 2Sth
Wis bic as Il partial eclipse IN 4 par, o.
The Uni,ed States.
Frarb ~. Tu~sey. IA Pe,nsgrcve boy
VIII" has been steadily climbing tie
add If success in The wholesale dry
g p. business II Pr ltlelphit, was
taken mto partnership by the inn #
Benezet, Par ;, Collier & O.. tre iir,t
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MARRIED.

CHE ,%M M WENTZEIL.- In
W pd-toNn 1T The r.sd ne ~ tn.
brides parents, De. POI, hv Rev. \
J. Wright, J ,-eph ) G rs mtl, Of
IIar ]isonviije, t" Emily r. Wentzeli,
of Woodstown.
UBOI~-STEW the NJ.
+. tarso age, Sh%up,own, on DC 18TH
1885. 10y Rev. J. ". Clark, Warren ".
Dubois, of iiarriSnuyj'ie and Miss
Curl e. seward of Nhrptowu.
NlCKERSON- RICHARDS AT
ne NJ. +, par-onag" Qdmtun, Dee.
l4ti,, 1885, by Rev. }. + = ice, Alex
Hder Ncke sou, of L.. p. Neck, and
NJ May n. Richards, of Salem.
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. n the First of January next, a new

II n the First of January next, n new
IA cpatture II every feature of tho
Ii Weekly TIMES viii be made. Every
" Lum er viii be literally illustrated
* in its Nar cont IiOutiona, which
have so long been Il specially in its col
umns, and in its Stories, which will he
greatly enlarged fron the pens Of the
hest writes, and i'll current History
Biography. Politics, Art, Science and
to leading events of the day.
The time las passed for fl'e weekly
journal Of the o3.v In. Ill the place Of il
newspaper. TEedMly newspaper froIaa
the great centres of nows now reaches
into every section of TIE land Every
inland city and every town of impoE-
tance have thei daily newspapers, and
the local weekly, with tie wonderful
progress IN proyiac ialjanr1alisH meets
every want tbs tie daiiy newspaper
fails to suppB. the metropolitan
a - Of to-ddS must bg R oh nor
,bon = - stss ,n,r,.
zine in rop0Aar IA eatutc; Il must lead
it in popular nh1>.ration, apd it NUT
every requirement Of the mtelns1l
reader If cyer class.
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ana to lis en- e. ne 'enperlnco sin q
ip readin and $ akpIg Although
/ AL q las ,een no get 9unJaf Of
pl resign rs yet the moral sentiment
an suasion lave fell on fertile ground
ca ,ble of Lringing forth fruit.
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To CONsUMPTIyEs.

The advcrfissrh svingb been permanently cured
OF tnat dread disease, Consumption, by a sim.
PIE remedy, IS anxious TO ~makeknown 70 his tel-
low sufferers the means o. cure, To all who 90,
sire It, he will send a copy OF the prescription
used, ,rREHl with me direction for preparing
an1 using tho same which they will ana a sure
CURH Tor oOUGHs COLps, ouNsUMP-
iUN, ASTHMA. B~RosculTls, &c
4.rles wishing the Prescription, viii n,else
alr So. Rev, J., a. WILSON, l9t Peaa ST.
RTArEns rgr.e y \, i.
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THE TINES
TIMES BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA.
BRIDGE UP.

The Upper Canal Bridge Will be la
ken up for repairs Ola Monday, July 90
1885, and will he APP until further no.
tee.
RICHARD S. LAYTON
Freebooter.
July is, 1885 tt.
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"REDGEFIELO NURSERIES,,

Established by David Petit as G n
treton Nurseries in 1910, situated on
the main high nay midway between
salem and Woodstowh Salem Co. y.
j. W. are off, ring, (at low prices in
keeping with the tines and which. defy
legitimate compe itiOn) Oh desirable
hardy varieties nf fruit shade and or
namcn;al tces, rl;rts AID vines pr
tanning to afrst Class nursery business
embracing
PROMISING NOVELTIES
as well as aDpror.d kinds best adapted
to our especial soils, climate and mar
ket, guaranteeing each article as rep
reseI ted andat esR than one haJ tn
prices demanded by tree peddlerS. No
vrmber & December for fail planting
March. April and early May for spring
planting. Catalogues & prices free to
all.
OZARK ETH
p. 0. add ess, Salem, n. J.
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SOCIETIES.

PARADISE ENCAMPMENT, No, Al, ]. }.
r. Meets on the LIST, and Bird Friday evenings
II every Month. in Odd Fellows Hal.
c. p. I'D Ba,nart H. P, JIG Murphy; ) W.,
YIN z Fawcett; Scribe II NJ. Flanagan I;
aas., Jacob Feathcrer; j. W., Isaac y. Hill
man; Guid j.. +. Laytoni LIST. WIN Iussey,
r.. c p; 2nd WI. B. Lloyd PC. 7,
PENIS GROVE GOMEZ AVE, No. s., 10.
H., meets every 2nd and 4th Friday OF each
month in odd Fellows Hall, at ~ o'clock.
,rchoH. s. NJ. Denny: Provost. L. Harkef >.
H. krchon, j. X. smith; Financier, q. ).
Kile secretary, W. +. Yeager.
4 UNION LODGE. No. IS. X. Of P. meets every
"wednesday evening In odd Fellows han.
p, G.. J.V. Clark Z. c.. J. i. whitaker: =
c., W. p. Denny; P, &C Lalpow; NJ, OF E.
So. Hilton; y .ot f. Geo >. .J ardSi i a. John
Cook o.. a., f B. Paulin
SATURDAY. JANUARY 8. 1885.
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DIED.

BLACK On sunday January 81,
in P~tunsgrove. Lizzie Tussey, daugh-
Ter of John and Catharine Black,
aged . yeats aud 10 months.
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PROTESTANT

MARINER's BETHEL-Rev. j. w. Grant
Sunday school at 10 A. NJ, David Simpklns
Preach, 9 at 2 and 7.nO p. Nj. Prayer meet
ing Wed esday evening aud Class meeting
Tiday evening.
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TERMS:

Sold ly AL news agents AT TIVE
CENTS PEI cory. By mail g per
year, or 81 for six months. Clubs OF
ten, So, and an extra copy to the get
ter up cf the club.
ADDRESS
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CHURCHES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL,

MEIftNUE0t II17a3f III
-.zNkHgEL IBricks- Rev ". MsrgeruIn
p~.~chlng 10 A. Nj. sud 30 =. NJ Public
nrssrar ,ss$eting Tues lay evening 100 Meeting
- ar.sneffSs~44 Christian Holiness led by Mrs,
Tnf,n iu9nam I4NsSlzy 'yfntnf
sunday school Il 2NT nzF NEk
am superintendent
81. PauI-s,-ReY- &. Tiyia.
Preaching at 10 4 ~ asd Af X FNn4e
srayer meeting Tuesday evening az Nv issi.
less meeting LED by Mrs. Losderback, thurs
ay% evening at ice.
Sunday School at 2.3o P. NJ. s. r, Leap Super.
afpndanf-
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
War $3.50. IN Advance S.25.-
nFxEbscrIptIons outside OF the Coun-
~ must he paid strictly IN advance.
f ,uyertising Rates made known ON application.
IampL copy Of RECORD sent by request.
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sennsgrove Post once hours from $50 A., N.
ar. NJ. Mail closes at 6.35 and sl.5Q A. M;
$ ewes at $50 A. NJ. and D. 10 ind 7.S6 p. nj.
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DIRECTORY
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HAaRY A. oA9TY, Agent,
IAES GASES.
Save Your Woney

by subscribing for your newspapers at
clubbing rates with tue RECORD.
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Trllns leave PedricktOwn 0minutes after leaV-
ing or before arriving at Pennsgroye.
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In the above eases Or. Thoza,' Erl.etrie OIL cen
~ relied upoa. 1t has eivea relief to tkossAndA.
Keep il 10 your house. There Ia hardly q week Of
the year IL vii not be useful
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p. 0. add ess, Salem, n. J.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12
A Remarkable Care which Is Awakening
Great Interest in and About Jackson

JACKSON, May =, 1891
Rheumatic syrup Co:
Gentlemen-FOr ten years l have been
great sufferer from Dyspepsia and Neural
gia About twelve years ago my kidneys
became diseased. my whole system lie
ranged nv stomach weak. and | was at
tackled with the worst form OF Dyspepsia
which lasted until quite recently. About
the same time Dyspepsia took 50 firm a
hold on me Neuralgia set in sometimes
attacking me IN the head about the
temples then IN the back of my neck ana
shoulder, then i'm my stomach. The sur
fering and extreme pain which have en-
durcd the past twelve years Is more than
I can describe. have taken nearly every
medicine / could learn or hear OF. nave en-
ployed the most skiiful ply -lcian,. br.
Slenou. one ut the best and ahle-t doctors
of our CITY. office 10 Main strtet, doclOred
me for a long time. and can g. tity as TO
the severity of my disease. never sue
coed I'd in getting any permanent RELIEF
until ! had used Hlui ard t.heumatic
Syrup have gained ten pounds or ile0h
i'm seven week.. The s1liowneos which so
dishgurcd NV cOmDlcAluu and caused me
years of sorrow has been entirely remoN-
eel and INV general health Is hotter than m
has been I'M thirteen years. me severity
Of the Neurl. &c pans caused cohtFat-
tion of the muscles. or nerves, on the rght
sido OF face TO such a., extent as 90 PartlaI-
lv close NV right eve. which Nour syrup
has entirely cured biv face and eye are
restored 20 their natural state. ! most
cheerfully recommend Z TO any afflicted
in like manner, or for general debility.
Very respectfully.
Mis- 4. -. NOBLE
Corner Mechanic and Mason streets.
Hibbard's Rheumatic syrup j. put up in
large bottles and j, sold toy druggists gen
orally Price 500, or -iN bottle, FOR SoUJ.
II Your druggist does not have u write Us
and we will send II TO any address on re
ceipt OF price. freight prepaid. send foI
our medical pamphlet.
RHEUMATIC SYRUP co,
Sole manufacturers, Jackson, Mich.
PATENTS obtained 10y Louis Dagger & Co.. At
tornevs, Washing ton, DC. Es'd 1864. Advice free
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12
Take Notice.

The following announcement has been
issued at the White House: The presi
dent finds il absolutely necessary TO the
proper performance Of public duties that
the time between November 10 and the
next meeting OF congress be at his disposal
free from interruption. Within this
period he will be- obliged TO deny himself
to visitors except upon actual public
business, of Importance. This will not be
construed 10 include applications OREGON
mendation, for Office. This notification is
given to the public thus early 10 dispose
in advance of the plea that trip TO
Washington has been made in ignorance
of the pre-. ident's arrangement. The usual
public reception at / 80 O'Clock Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, will be con
tiuued. -
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12
A New Canadian Treaty.

II IS reported that the Dominion
government will shortly resub-
NIT TO the Washington au-
thorities the draft OF the proposed extra
dition treaty. Efforts will be made to OBJ
tain an acceptance by tho American gov
eminent OF certain amendments suggested
since the rejection of the last draft by the
American senate, and calculated to settle
the disputed points between the two coun-
tries. and 70 render their relations more
intimate and cordial
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12
Fotheringham Weakens.

The Adams express robbery has been
put in the hands of Pinkerton detectives.
An attempt has been made TO extract a
confession from Fotheringham and it Is
reported he has weakened. He is strongly
suspected and probably will soon be ar
rested. The theory is that he had as a
confederate either railroad or express
company employee. So far there have
been claims amounting to $4,000 present
ed to the company growing out of losses
by the robbery
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

Horrible massacre of christian mission,
aries is reported from Urgenda, Africa, by
the order of the king The massacre was
brought about 10y t''s refusal OF a christian
DO, 60 commit nv abominable crime.
Thirty-two christians were burned alive,
aud others were mutilated and speared.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12
Catarrh is Caused

BY scrofulous faint IN the blood. Therefore, 10
cure oatarrh. pWrifg me blood. Thousands who
have been troubled with the disagreeable symp
toms Of catarih. have been entirely cured by hoods
sarsaparilla the best hlood-purifying medicine be
fore the public Itexpel. every taipt OF impnrity
from the blood, and vitalizcs ana 'nriche' H. IL
you suffer from cltarrh, give HOODS sarsaparilla y
trial
II have suffered with ca'arrh In my f'ai Tor
years aud paid out hundreds Of dollars for med-
cines. but have heretofore received only only tenn
porary relief began 20 take Hoods sArsaparilla
and IL helped me much that decided % keep on.
Now my catarrh j. nearly cured the weakness OF
my body Is all gone, my appetitei Is good-in fact
feel Ike another person. Hoods sarsapanlla Is the
best medicine have ever taken. and the only one
that has done nae permanent good Mas. A, GUS
NiNGHAM, Providence, X. l.
Hoods Sarsaoarilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for g. Prepared
/ by |. HOOD Co, Apotheoare' Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12
The Proper Study of Mankind is Man

saws the illustrious Pope. If he had in
clnded woman in the list, he would have
been nearer the truth, if not 50 poeticaL
Or. Il. V Pierce has mnde them both a life
study. especially woman. and the peculiar
arrangements 10 which her delicate sys-
tenn is liable. Many women IN the land
who are acquainted with Or. Pierce only
through his 'Favorit. Prescription"
bless him with all their neart>, for he has
brought them the panacea for all those
chronic ailments peculiar TO their sex 4;
such as leucorrhTa, prolapsus and other
displacements. liberation, internal
fever boating, tendency to internal
cancer. and other ailments. Price reduced
TO one dollar. BY druggists.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

has been laborlous and costly WORK, but
the end justiies the effort Obstruction
in any important channel means disaster.
Distractions in the organs of the human
body bring inevitable disease. They must
be cleared away, or physical wreck VIII
follow. Keep the liver in order, and the
pure blood courses through the BODY, con
Yeying health. strength and life; let it be
come di,ordered and the channels are
clogged with impurities, which result IN
disease and death. No other medicine
equals DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery'' for acting upon the liver ana
purifying the blood.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

1T is as harmless as IL is effective" Is
said OF Red Star Cough Cure 10y DIR. ;. X.
Cox, ID. ID. Analytical Chemist, Washing
ton, ID. G. Price twenty-five cents
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

A Young man found a handbag in car.
ringe at Tuscola, III. IL contained SO and
belonged 10 IA young widow at Atwood
and when the young man returned III 10
her she rewarded him by marrying him the
next day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

Corporations with n sailed mine are al
WAYS looking for fresh young fellows 70 go
into il and take stock.-New Orleans RI
cayune.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

An intelligent COW entered the chapel OF
st. Paul's church, i'm Kingston, Canada, at
tracted by a choir rehearsal, and before
She went out had ripped up several bench
es aud torn the garments of several tenors
and BASES.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

The virtues OF ST. Jacobs Oil, as pro
claimed by millions of restored sufferers,
should induce everyone 10 supply MS
household with this great specific. III con
auOrS pain.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12
No Trouble - Swallow

DR.. Pierce's Pellets" the original "little
liver pills'D and no pain or gripping. Cure
sick or bilious headache sour stomach.
and cleanse the system and bowels N-7ts
~fal
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

FIVE dollars save1 yearly In boots and shoes oy
using Iyun's Heel Stncners; cost only &c.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

The population OF Canada is not much
greater than that of New York.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

A society of six wealthy ladies and gen
tlemen OF Berlin has been formed for the
purpose OF giving yearly Wagner festivals
at Bayrcuth.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

4 child with six we'll developed toes on
each foot, and six fingers on the right hand
was born at Albion, Ind, last week.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12
PlnWing Up Hell Gate

Whenever New Highlander gets dyspep-
STA he knows til his stomach Is IN apple
mia order Puck
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

Physicians Lawyers, and Business Men
are enthusiastic in their endorsement or
Salvation 0il. II cures the worst cases
of rheumatism - cents
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

Little Mary Duke OF Clauton, Ala, not
vet years old, has started an infant
school and charges 10 cents month for
teaching little ones their \. Is. Cs.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

What is celebrity. Johnnie" Dunno,
guess it's something 10 put down not
dishes with. st. Paul Herald.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

Prince Salm -Salm a member OF the
Prussiau legislature, i, dead. This is the
asst of hymn Norwich Bulletin.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

R,LES, Itching or Bleeding. relieved ana
~ pcrm anentiy cured by Coles tnrbsu-
a sal, e. Get Ike i1cuuiEc :! Ger =. anu ~
cents at druggists or nv mail. D. W. COZ r. ~ 'O'
Prou's Black River Falls. Wis.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

A big eagle that measured nine feet from
tip TO tip. captured last spring near Bling
hamton, " Y, was released the other day.
On it,, leg is brass tag giving the date OF
its liberation and Offering cash prizes Tor
the return OF the bird.
II Is asserted that Misses Kellogg, Alb
bott, Oates and our other famous song
stresses manage 20 keep their voices clear
by the use of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price. p cents.
There is an artesian well 200 feet deep
in Aberdeen. Neb, that throws out mum
beers of fish that look like the ordinary
brook minnow.
Cheap cigars have no effect on the heart
So SAYS a DOCTOR. In his opiuion only the
extensive brands are dangerous This
will be a great relief To the patrons OF the
five cent variety.-Baltimore American.
The invention of the word 'duden is
claimed for Mr. Oelrich of the New y ork
| Union Club Unless he is also found gull
| ty of the invention OF the dude itself he
| should not bc killed. -Norristown Herald
Iawyer-"But why don't YOU apply for
| "A divorce. Your husband Will be Obliged
! to support you Il-treated wife-"W III
! he. 'rten I'll do it. He has never support
! ed me since we were married. Dos
ton Transcript.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-11-12

\ uniform and natural result is pro
duced by nsing Buckingham Dye for the