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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
Wilmington Wa IN Cd Un.

\ destructive IRE occurred iu the business
portion % Wilmington. NJ. con ne Est IT,
loss viii rtobahl. rNceCd 900 O o. The tiie
originated on Tho river steamer u alien. cotton
laden. which sct hr' 20 the wharf aud she I, %
the Clyde Hlc 40. s'ca.ncr,. q % - Wind va
blowing a. thc t.iae and III 'lt o. ad rapr'
ly. sweeping aWay The hu- opse. o.
water stree; for three block, ul many yalp
able residence ou Front aud second streets
n addition, % lock ot small truemcnts occu
let Us colur4 people. was completely sweep
way, .ithough nearly q mile distant from th
ain ire - manr poor people are bJ,ue
cat bat car are entertained OF serious ai-
iress on ihi- account, aud active efforts a.
being tadr 10 relieve all Herring Quit, d
andsOmc .um TIA arcaG. been ;aised alc
others are cGufr 'u.f Ina
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
Killed FOR Three Dollars.

Martin SparIit aud Ercl Orstlen live OBJ,
iarmS in OneEaua 'uWnship fifteen mh
north Of Nanlstee. lu ,he early part Of
winter each furnished a horse and with
'.c.gh owl, d u, >lud made ~ a team 80
commenced logging. SATURDAY, Tie -Ola tic,
anished tie io'uf iogLiue audi went to s. u.
an house % ,cttlc. pa Iu- the horses boo
1aru. 4 dispute aiO eycr ihc item
charged by >pardit forthc use OF h.- sleigh 3D.. L.
urdt insisted upon oil hug b.. -;cu. Cor
uutI paid Ocst.cn entered the -Iap.c door 100
tending to lead out his horse when ~raru
fastened the door ON the outside lie th"
went 'o the huu-c and got revolver. Return
.n- DE found pc-'lcn trying o. cut bis Way co..
with AN az hen smrdit opened ti.p ,iooi. ID.
urct 1850 Shots tur tr>t STR KIN tho t.fu aH
the second striking Oestlen in the right side
from the eItrt- %. nl'l bee u.,u o. .r ,,. tcI
noon Sqariit gave h.m- ID UP ana . RON J..
all.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

A scientific journal give, an account Of a
p.anulorte mad in Paris IN which paper was
made 10 take the place WO0d. the whole
ease Oein- made from apr so compressed
that % was enabled % receive harl surface
which took a perfect polish. Tie co.or wa
cream white. The tone OF the instrument Il
epOrted to be- not loud, iiut very sweet Tie
short, broken character u the sound emitted
by ordinary pianpiOrtcs is replaced hy soft
.uil, tuasl-cuntinuuu~ sound, resembling
somewhat that OF the organ. IL has been
s5lge sied tha the eycnuCs. " texture Of the
impressed paper may have some influence In
etlecting this uodifcat on of sound.
\ conyuls ON Of ratuie has atey caused
several hundred feet square II ground near
Electric mountain, Ia National park, Montana,
% be- thrown aDou, ia remarkable way. POr-
lions Of IL have been upheavcd while in other
places great openings Of an unknown depth
appear.
A .apanese inventor has discovered "A means
81 making paper from sea weed. 10 j. thick
m texture. and. from its transparency, can be
substituted Tor glass In windows and when
colored, makes an excellent Imitation OF
tsain d GO
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
VIZ HlhAN.

Cha. T'dka contractor for the -o.di,rs'
LONE. ci o. p aOud iOg $4,000 with Manager
els Feb -. a-p bond lot iI., suu %
--A,uJi il der 'he D. echallc-' Zen lah fu .r..
tect the W,ralncn ana those who provide u4-
t'rlais. IT, names OF DE houdsm o. ,rc win
held but IT B, lnde'-tD lat -ty.id saginaw
apitalist, are among iaeLL
Dow W.seman, Ld ana Deun.. Kanr have
utch hcd Tor HNa. "a charge ni ASSAULT and
battery upon Darlc. ..gauc 90 in- rio l
oral on the -Lt ai Feb. =. Nl.e l.aucy
mas been bouni over t. tlC Lcyt i,fIu o. h
rlrcuit eom .l,rgrH sol. ttr- nc .ot
LicL killed '..Lo- u .ol.tt.
number oi i.auh- ]. .>roia ploAr .utp Il
disrcputublc house iLc aiLr, iI-ir. auu .itc.
tcuoil>alug The iuru care .r. g.. 20. thc buiil-
ng winch Na> entirely de.no!ct TIC -aug
ser, arrested.
Henry Stevens. a Michigan lumDr Niug.
."cj o. O.thCul al oruia i,t. Zlfu
DR.. g. -. a.. WAGE. ior ,Wcnt,-iy .c4e. d.
rae. f.t- ii.tstciau 10 'hIs tJfc n 4 30 meg
re,aeu ut = tlA >ae .LaW. .u.ct 81 hi .,3urtf
Denver Coz. roc rils G. Il aul.atot. fever.
after az lilu"s. oi 'igti oa5s. b., Wa. o.. ais
a. ago
Mis-. FranA G7haugh of IL AGA. charged
win cnn,pira murd . hey fushatd. nut
lh no del, us anu la been Lei4 o. I'D Icuit
eourt IN ~, st,it ol 3 80. Hci u.bd g. gu.d
ner bail bod.
Willie llodghin OF Cadillac. ta, rij;cn Do
log omc iime ago l,h. q hr nu, .D1cr.tg
VITA htd uDhohia u al horrors
Jhc ur, h. case %, D,toctir Ballard
against iyf.n crouch 81. al. .,u.icrcf % YER
dict az - - in iayor Il bala.t Ia. lry
were ou h'Ur-.
Ton Curti.. sentenced rou outiac one
eai ago 20 10 year, az jackson ur burglary.
mas hcer granted ucN trial. al Is IN iaii in
on'ia awaiting the -ettina oi 1 circuit
court
Feb. -, the knights OF laho fu. SAY
nav sent out'a request ip The .ahuring mes of
Michigan alG Canada t. ktci AWAY from he
Saginaw Valley uutl The labo trouble tlcle
are settled.
In Nanctlona Iron furnace va. .oid Feb
>. los Jonn otis b. syndicate ~ capitalists
ri Grand Rapids for 5000. Tho syndicate
viii operate The works A stock eo.ruany wilI
We organized this week witt $4,000 gau.tal.
D. fitzgerald, master ~ Transportation II tho
Gran! hapld, a Indiana railroad. has resign
I'd To accept the manage .nenf o. fhc new com
any
The entire business portion of North Adams.
eight miles tiom Hillsdale was burned on the
ught OF Feb. a, tntailin. los var ously cs-
timated at from s2LtUJ 30 $4,000
Hillsda!c yotel February a. To retain IL old
charter.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
Railroad Wnr

An overland railway war, growing out Of TIA
collapse OF tn transit Untiucntal Assoc. atiOu,
has been instituted H. thoroughly aggressive
way both as 10 passenger and freight ,railic
All line, running west and southwest d, DO
Chicago having California connection. Wet
booking passengers on the 10Th Ia san Fran
cisco ut so for urst-class. uniimte !, $40 r.
hrst-cass limited, and ~! toy secOud-cla-
aud emuant. IN the matter
contracting for freight, no rates were quoted.
Tut agents had been given carte blanche
,ecure business al any figure. and II Is knowr
that very large reductions were made. III
AtchisOu. Topeka X Santa Re d.d moi am
uouucr AS rate, till the initiative bad Utru
aiken by tn Mon and southern Pacific coM-
anics. Tn oll cal- Of the Atchl-or con-
pany assert that tlc war was forced upon them
against their wishes and owing 10 their ct.ti..
towhat they deemed an equitable pereeniag
of the overland traffic.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
willis Word

Mr. Henry Willis of Battle Greek. the e., an.
p.on OF the proposed ship canal across a.,
lower pcuinsui3r of Michigan. add-r Sod g..
Detroit board II trade recently in ad
.ocacy oi direct line ot rairoa,
between Detroit and Bate Creek. tn
proposed route would bee am extension of th
Grand Trunk from Battle Creek ~ Stor
bridge. - mile, thence nu the alreidy bui
par 90 south LFon. aud from the latter piar
temporarily otcr The Detroit Lansing ,
Northern railroad 20 Detroit until that sect o.
could be built on a more direct line.
There is width ui county OF about l. mile. 20
present having 10 near railroad facilities. hu
which is anxious 800 hagr them vita ID, troit a
terminus Nc lut,u..- tl canvass the sentiment
ui all the towns t4c proposed route aud
return 10 % tIn short time with fulu
particular
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

was the son OF distinguished tournalisJ OF
the same name engaged for many years as
leader writer on the Times aud Standard.
Philp went 10 school al Harrow, and subs
quently 10 Pembroke college, oxford, where Ia
was a wrangler AMI "A prize man for the Grvek
poem. On leaving OXloid he WAS engage n
making q catalogue Of the Greek manuscripts
of the Gree, and British museum. lie had in
hcritcd journalistic tasts. however, and came
out 10 this country as thr aCrelliei CORES
u0ndent OF number of English Journals. lie
ioined the STAT OF tn New York ri
editorial writer when Louis lcnn ngs was
editor. from the Times he.tcnt q III
edited then by Joe lloWari and wEcu IA
eccentric journalist lost ill> place b., reason
the al of the Tweed ring, Philip drified III
lOhemianisnI.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

The advantages OF manual training u,
al adjunct to theoretical educa..oI a ..
uow generally admitted, au4 :, uUmDvc
our la ger tie, have ou,ed course,
n handiw DIRK to the Usual ,cdooi cur
Lculum. In New York.. oWlng o. toe
allure OF the board o education To pro-
vide for manual training, u number ol
rominent educators and merchants
naive. carr ed ON -1hoo. of thi, nature
" private subscription. the col.>e
.cl dies mathematics. languag =, uatu
raj sciences, drawing, carpentry. print
ny, blacksmithing ana decorating the
pupils are boys, but cia,,e, OF cir are
received vice week ne gylnnas-
ium and scroll-sawing room. .ho
school number hiry taree pupils ant
has a machine plant worth $4,000.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
a saaAHair.

Tic domentcd wife OF mot. Waldo OF the
tale observatory, who has been Tor some time
temporarily insane escaped from Lrt attend
snts on tlc ri-ht o. thc lsth Inst, aud run
Nlug 20 hlri Cur som. stance from "a
Observatory. threw hcls self over, a distance
20 t,et. AMI ~ pred in less tuan 20 minute
VI De-. " ale. Mas very bcaUt,tul woman, an.
a great iat,r o.. 900 view Haven society. IL.
IctNe, mo Itti. children. 10 whom sle wa
Lty,tsdly attacked. Ter sister took her OWu
Iuc H. tnc same manner about year ago. an
h,r death proved great shock to Mrs. Waldo
who Las ,eeu ~ uau heal,h IS iuce.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
A Benkrppt STATE

,ne supreme court e. Ncw Jersey decide
he railroad la law uuc nsiitutioni au4 H.,
,ccis.oL ieayc- the tate 100 IN c.u. AHA. sin
Inaucia. condition. udrr jhc Law cd J 49, tu,
railroads lui'i into the state treasury upward
~ : l.OUV.uJU. Ills VIII have 10 nc r,stortu C.
BE- companies and GcprNr the state cd an.
ictcuu, whatever i1oE th- great cia>- @.
coli oiat-oLs during the year, lS>I AMI 50.
ln Othcr nord., the ale viii have to mab,
..r.3 sion e. about : uOJ,OCO.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
Died IN souallor.

jaime. iienr. aine, a grandson Of Rob,rt
Treat ainc. a sigEer OF tAc declaration 90
udrl cudcnc'. recently die ia BOSTON, i'm ct
ucnc squallor. Thirty year. .-o bee inherited
d. large fortune winch he 90. .,o.ra rapidly iN
usury. lie was excessively mlsctiy aud Ua-
Ncutuaily So ragged tnat hc was sent a. lai
u- 20 NagrAut. Nueu he died $50 or 80
we're found ,eWcd up in hi rag Ills brother
.ali, tc- bin tr be- worth between $50 o.
..UJU.U0O. aud thr ,ue,t.on arise Wat DE-.
Do come OF j. wealth
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
The Reduction in Money Ordered Charges

The ne proht arising from tie money ordc
department ui ID, uosta! service lor me last
d. ca. year, after dclucting al salaries, fees
alu expenses OF yer, Kind iuc.u.lug r-ut OF
,lG.ce iu Washington auo iur .alarics OF clerks
l. 30 a-ADgfon Wll We're employed ~ the
mono You'd Offices Was u !i.ii.}iJ. IL r. ,sti
Ius.ct t.a| .u. reduction from eight to ntt
cuts "a urdcr- below - VIII tcIu.e ID
IeNenu. uy q IoUf sNlO0l. winch. 10 there ar
90 other connections. viii ,tl. icayca .urplu.
should lc h.u pass the senate, the .ct ail
Take elect Hitnin,pnc month after tie .ihtc Of
appyoya, rs NE president
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
EXCITEMENT UNDATED.
Proofthat that Physician Terrible Coa,e,.,o,
Is True. siop

Cleveland, o. Herald
Yesterday and the day before we copied into
our columns IRON the Rochester, y. Y. Demo.
crat and Chronicle a remarkable statement
made by j. b. llenion, NJ. d., gentleman
who is well known In this city. In that article
DR. HeniOn recounted a wonderful experience
which bcicll him. and the next day we publish.
Ell from the same paper q second article, Civ.
Ing an account of the excitement in Rochester
and elsewhere caused by Dr. lemons State
ment il is doubtful II any TWO articles
were ever published which caused .. eater
conmotion both among professionals and
laymen.
Since the publication OF these two articles, <
HAVING been bcsieged with letters OF inquiry.
we sent communication 10 DR.. Hcnion aud
also 10 H. II. Warner * Co., asking II any al
ditOnal proof could be- given, and here il IT,
GENTLEMEN. / owe my life and present
health wholly to the power 81 Warmers safe
Cure which snatchcd me from the very brink
Of tho grave. II j. not surprising that people
should question the statement ! made (Which
l. true in every respect Tor my recovery was
as great marvel 10 myself as To- my physicians
aud friends
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

y good sior, g. told OF kcn'uckian who
wa md o.! du WHISKY and ALWAYS kept his
lug Ne % was bat saii never Jaw any
mean whisky some j. better, u a.i : good
one night. when he had rompau u bis housa
ne was Observed 10 take ont or. guest az a
time ami treat to choice swg Returning
lie would take another our. When lsked about
this, he sad why, hy drinking with them
singly get half Of my whisky myself SecfI
sweet grass baskets are .aii 20 prdduce has
lever even In tue winter q they are in the bel
room and the subject particularly, sensitive.
The Ice crop FROM the Erie cana. a. Roshcs.
Ter yields New York state aIout Zoo each
season.
year OF pleasure passes like ncctiur
breeze, but moment of sorrow seems an arc
of pain. "eN
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

The United stat revenue cutter Richarc
Rush. which left Fan francisco January 2uc
for i,hrLgs >eI iH search # the missing
Whatri amethyst and crew OF IDrtN MEL r.,
turned t' Sdr Francisco ON ia. 3Jth. J h. cap
air reports having found no trace Of fnc miss
80 tcs.c. so Tie crew. The cruise wa. uu.
.LtiuL The weather was intensely cola bat
o. .uhcriug was expo cnccd annug a.. ere"
q. TIE hush.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
Koaoring Hero.

The late James y S'ccdman of Toledo, the
hero OF q camaUgA - ?, he IGNORED with
lasting 81. uumcat nor iCc'ed %, public sUo.
scrlpt.u, tut ftroagt the -clcrIsit, % w.
Fiu,ay,A wealthy citizen " lolcio The contra
der Doyle OF NcN iOrb The clty has set apai
q ste Tor the m1uumcuttLc cost Of which Is a.
timated at 5000
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
Endic,tt trotes s.

Secretary Enllcott ha, sent 10 the House 3
,rotes agala.t the sale OF the Fort Brady
miiitar, Site a saul Sc Mare The .ecrc
tar "a "a Old safe more convenient than
he ou p.o o,el. The b!i. has already passed
the senate. lhis action % The secretary
causes grea: surpris' and lndl nation and an
elort WI. uc made 10 induce aim 20 with
raw his protest
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

he proprietor- OF the largest manu-
factory Of gingham- and table cloths in
The world. located at Adams, Mass,
have increased the wage, )l employc.
10 per cent No protractcd strike wa,
resorted to to bring about TINS crafty
ing increase, but voluntarily the com
pany have granted to the employe,
their lust dues
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
Moro Mormons

sctcrty-hyc Mormon converts from Georgia
Alabama. North and south Carolina. ana fa,I
Tennessee et' Chattanooga. Tenn, iOl "a.
bcy were congrcgitcu by The Mormon cluc 81.
who are az WORK Throughout the south an,
wlli &c followed by a. many more wituU tht
next tNo on three Wccns There are how ucIrh
800 elder, at work r .hc different sOatLeu
states
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

CnTLE-1he market is active aud
SOLO higher choice and extra
good gradcs of shipping cattle $50 To-
i.j0U lbs are quoted at - GJC0l 20, good 10
Lo.cr ~,o,kcr~ AM feedcr- I! 15d4 p:
common ami good and mixed native cows,
heifors ana canning cattle are quoted atk2
i0f
HoGs-The market Is fairly active and un-
changed; common and rough and
mixed grades 90 hogs are
quotcd al Is s5a4 o good aud choice a.
orted heavy packing and shipping grades
hogs at 81 2504 -; common 10 gOod light an
uacon grades Of hogs AZ 8 ~tMi2i. skips an
culled logs al a. Boz So
SurEp-Ile marSIt hrm and 10
higher inferior "a fair native shorn sheep sold
40 - 90 .. W, stern, S-a4 30; Texans at
S2Cdj 80 lambs, per cwt 81 2yd5 20.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

CMcElroy has been reelected president aud
treasurer OF the Marine ity staye company,
aud William Whitaker, secretary. The com.
pany will make lOU,0JOADd l21tOJ barrels Of
salt during the present year
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
To WnoN N Nh CoNcrRN.


We are personally or by reputation acquaint
ed with Dr. lieniOn. and We believe he would
publish n statement not literally true We
are also PEI souaily or by reputation well ac
quainted with H. ii. Warner * Co., proprc
tors OF Warmer sale Cure fby which Dr.
Henon says hc was cured whose commercial
ami personal standing in this community are
OF the highest order and We believe that they
would not publish am, statement, which Were
not literally and strictly true ia every particu.
lar.
{. X. PARSONS, (MAloR OF RocHE-rER.)
WM. PURCELL, (Eduot UNioN ASD ADvER-
Tl~ERJ
W D. snc ,Rr, ex-surogate Monroe Coun-
~
EDWARD y. FRo,r, (cN-C.cr, Monroe Coun-
yJ
J.. b. fEN>ER, tex-District Attorney Mon.
roe County.
j. NJ. Dtyy, Cey-Membcr Congress Roches
ter
ions : MouoAN, OCouup Judge, Monroe
CO..
HIRAM SmLEl, Capitalist and sccd.man.
JOnN VAS NO lEnls. (eN-Alcmber Congress
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
A Brilliant Journalist Gone

Edward thlp, aged ~ Years. an English.
man by birth. and AZ one lime charged with
org ~ The More, t'rf ~ 80 which PLAYED
ar m orlau par "a tie Garfield campaign,
"a, q ai bis ies.d nee. in Brooklyn Or the 2lst.
kenward Philip was boru in London, and
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
Lincoln Lives.

There was false runor In Chicago on the
Goth that Secretary ID NJ ar Robert I Lin.
coin hat died suddenly The act IS that MIR
Lincoln was never 10 bctter Lealth, and
quietly a, work q bis law Office III tina. city
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
TIMELY TOPICS.

In view of the expulsion of 5000
Russian and Austrian Poles from the
eastern provinces of Prussia, and Bis
marck's declaration that the Prussian
government intends To drive out Ia,
large Polish landowners by buying
up their estates and converting them
into small holdings at perpetual r. Mt
al, il may be- of some interest To know
the proportion the Polish populatioi
bears to the total population in their
respective districts. There are in al
l2.6S4,0 600 Poles, of whom 10000
live in Russia, 3.23O,O go in Austria and
2,4jI,0OJ in Prussia. I'm the latte
country only the four eastern province,
are inhabited by Poles, and in only one
Of them -Po,en are they in thu m ior-
ity, the proportion being lu Fast
ri ia, List 100 Germ ms, 50.0Jo
Poles; West Prussia, $50, Gonna :
10000 ole,; osea. Slo. 90 German
100000 Poles, ilc,s, 3,lo|,OIO ger
mans and Il 900 Poles; in The ~ tr'
gate 6,34S,OOJ Germans and ,, 49, %
Poles, or seyenty-two Germans to
twenty-eight Poles in a hundred -
will be seen. the GERMAN population
out-number, the Polish nearly tbrec
one, and / appears strange thJD sue.
being the case, the moral weight amt
influence of the ma or.tl, a,,is.cd a. it
i, by its hig er civilization, should no
be sufficient to Germanil, the minority.
and that 50 broad measures a. tn. cN
pulsion of whole families widows e.
even orphans involy NJ tie de,,ruc
ton of great cuisines, interests ,Dould
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

rnE contract labor system ina, been
abolished in the chi ago house / co..
rection. Only 90 on of go convict,
are employed at all, and those not
regularly Enforced idleness is democrat
lzing in the extreme to The conyicts. IN.
ate of sickness i, alread, Increased
,ourfold, and the taxpayers. inclHdin ,
every workingman, are paying H..
feeding and keeping these men without
receiving anything ia return.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

Senator Nor ii of Vermont introluc
cd bill IN the senate Il Jew dI, ~
providing Tor the establishment. .,. .,..
educational tund by se,un ap AT each
year the receipts from tie ,1.c u p.a
nc land, over aud ABOVE inc c>p'lsc,
If the land olhce, together win olc
half the amount received tiom iaiIwa,
companie, under TIE provisions OF
the Thurman act, such lund to az
portioned o the vera s-utes and te.
rtosie, nj the I,trct OF CoiumbL,.
upon the basis OF popui ton ue,"ecr
he ages OF % aud twenty years. and
the interest on the sum apportioned {,
each state and territory TO be paid
is proper officer, each year 10 cduca
Ional purposes
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
). b. llrNloN, NJ. d.


LOO IIEsIEN, y. >, Jan. T.
SIR-. The best proof We eau give you that
the statements made by Dr.. llenion are en-
tirciy true and would not have been published
unless strictly So is the following Testimonials
from the best citizens of Rochester, and
card published by Rev. Or. F0ote
III. H. WARNER d Co
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

CHEAP Comfort What a comfort it is h.
know that. in case any Of your children are at.
tackled at night with Group, YOU have the
remedy at hand in Aliens Lung Balsam De
pend uTon il, mothers, 10 cures rroUD: erfcc ],
pure aud har ule-- Pc, Ole, and 81 90
bottle a ali druggists.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

Seven bottles Of Athloahoros have relieved
me entirely OF rhcum { SIN OF live years stand
NJ, which was so acute al times "a 10 compel
me 10 give 40 Work AID keep my room. Vii
liam Sommers, 70 eman for d. +. Mcmillan n
Bro, McA Ian, Wisconsin.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

The special collection of 800 copper, wool
and steel enyrayings OF Shakespeariana be-
longing 10 the ate Richard Grant White has
been fought Wellesley college, Mass. fOI
lis ShaNe.ueare lIrnrY
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
GENERAL.

Thomas 4 Edison, The famous electrician
known to Tie world as he Wizard OF Nculo
. arr. was married Feb. - 10 Mis, Nina Nil
Y,r tn daughter 60. an Akron OHIO. million
ir uanu.ariiiy. ana inventor. Levi Miller.
The lCwtr lou.r OF tine thi' legislature
passed h.!l heb. - making tie Ia 500 on
sprituou iig uor, aud 100 co., Iaa!t A4uCr-.
10 rraru,all lie Old ~c,'f Jaw.
lie lUnIa OF Ohm y. Goa Was Arlt lt
hiss late home "i.i!sdaic uc,r WOrcc-icr,
Mass, Feb. "a.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

4 couple were married by Judge Cheney in
Los Angeles Cal, Christmas ana IN gratitude
the bride pre- rute The Judge with mammoth
straw terry inches long . in cir um.
ference.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
NInEIII KNOWING.

Turquoise is fayorte gem for rings. 4
dnc turquoise is very expensive stone, al.
though the small ones are OF little account.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

If afflicted with sore ever, use DR.. Isaac
Thompsons Eve Water Druggists sell it. 25c
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

The suspension 4 Devil, Lake bank viii de
priye great many OF the only bank account
they ever had.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05

Don't neglect cough and le, it remain to
irritate YOUR lungs Wuen safe and speedy
RENE ~ can be- had for 30 cents in DR.. Bige.
lows Positive Cure
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-03-05
To THE EDITOR or rur LlylNo CHURCH, en-

There Was published IN the Rochester,
N. y DEMOCRAT AID CHRONICLE OF the
3l-t OF December, a statement made by j. b.
Henlon, NJ. D. narraLng how he had been
cured of Brights - seasc OF the kidneys
almost in the last stages. by the use OF Warn
er's SAFE Cure. ! was referred 10 in that state
nlent. a. having recommended aud urged DR..
Hem 10 tly the rene 49,, which he md ana
was cured. The statement oil DR.. Henion b,
Leye u o. Doe trIe ln all other spccts. IN
vas pari-lion OF mine. and visited him IN
h IS Slckn. -. / urge him 10 take the med.
cinc, and would 90 the same thing again 10
any one who was troubled with disease of tn.
kidney aud liver. ISRAEL FO0TE, 3D. d.
Rochester, y. L.
1t seems impossible 10 doubt further ia the
&C. % su no conclusive proof.