The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-16


testify, among them some of the
attaches of this Office. spirit Of the
Times, May a9, 1886.
An exchange says that the British
Mugwumps have defeated Mr.. Glad.
stone in the elections now going on.
The complaint is not that the
President vetoes appropriations for
public buildings generally, but that
he approves Of them for such small
places in the South as Fort Smith,
Arkansas, and San Antonio, Texas
and vetoes them for fair sized North,
ern cities.
1 am selling considerable of your
valuable medicine, Athlophoros. My
sales are increasing every day. 1t is
curing one case of severe rheumatism
of years standing in which all doctors
had failed. ]. M. Evans, druggist,
Evansville, Wis.
Sam Jones gives some very whole
some advice to political Prohibition
lists. He says: prohibition with
politics will help politics, but don't
you put any politics in your prohi
hibition. lfyou do you are gone.
You see put sugar in my coffee to
help my coffee, but if you put your
coffee In your sugar your sugar is
ruined.
Has the President vetoed any bills
for public buildings in the south2 No.
The San Antonio and Fort Smith
bills were heartily Endorsed. Whyl
Because they represented solid Demo
cratic communities. What about
Duluth and Sioux City and Zanz-
Vile? Ask some democrat.
The warm weather often has a
depressing and debilating effect.
Hoods Sarsaparilla overcomes all
langour and lassitude.
A fellow who can satisfactorily
umpire close game Of base ball
should be entered upon the list OF
candidates for foreign missions, with
out any civil service examination. 1t
is safe to bet every time that he Will
make good ffiocer.
Miss Cleveland's forthcoming novel
is to bear title "Ex-Rex and Rex"
they say.
1t is remarked that among the
older Senators Mr.. Morrill, is con-
spicous for never having had "Presi-
dental bee in his bonnet"
Colonel Fred Grant has presented
George w. Childs a fine Kentucky
mare and colt. The mare was
great favorite with General Grant.
Some remarkable cures of deafness
are recorded Of DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil. Never fails to cure earache.
Master George, six year old son
OF M. c. Kimball, of Bennington,
moved 6 acres of grass without other
help. Pretty good for the boy.
Judge Van Wagner, Of St. Louis
has instructed the grand jury to inves-
tigate fully the bribery and other
charges against certain members of
the house of delegates.
William Halam, who has been in
Jail at West Bend, Wis. since April
IL for the murder of his wife, was
found dead in his bed Monday morn.
ing. Cause, bone disease.
A Utica, N. Y, genius has invent
ed farm harness that weighs less
than fifteen pounds, and does away
whiffletres, traces, and many of the
cumbersome straps and buckles.
A New York patent medicine
manufacturer has contracted with
Philadelphia printer for 400, 900, 900
thirty-two page advertising circulars,
and 400, 100000 four-page circulars,
at cost of $500, 900.
The girls in the public schools at
Brooklyn are compelled to commit
to memory the Constitution of the
United States.
In addition to mission halls there
ere now five hundred places in Lon
don where the Gospel is preached in
the open air on Sunday.
Cornell University now has sixty
instructors and teachers and 638 stu
dents, 22o of whom are freshmen.