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An ulster covers multitude OF patches
A iIed.itldden DJspeptIo. CARED,

q. #. HaiVht, Of Westasld, Chautauqua
county, N. Y, writes May I, 1856 "Six
years ago 1 was dying Of dyspepsia. My
stomach aud digestive organs were In Q
horrible state. ! feared consumption Of
the bowels which we're dteadiully Constl.
pated. WAS bsd.tidden for many months
finally bought six boxes Btandreths Pills,
When ] had finished taking them was d
we'll man, Took Ave the hrst night ran
down 10 one Pill, then up again TO I've,
alternately" MwFAw
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Thai HACKING rouaH can be 30 quickly
cured by shiloh'B Cure. We guarantee II.
WILL you sUPFRn with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complalnt2 shilOh's VltaliSer 10
guaranteed TO cure you.
BLRRPLRss NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. ShilOh's Cure Is the
remedy for you.
CAT4RRli uvREn, health and sweet
breath secured, by ahiloh's CaLarrh Rem.
edy, Price 80 oents. Nasal injector free.
Sold by laughlln Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
agents, Wheeling, W. Va
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The best thing out-An aching tooth.
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FLEMING lIflOS. ,.,,,.
Observation-Disclosures you will find ono dollar
for which yOu will please send Inc more u yO!r
Dr, q. MclanO'S Liver i'Ills. trust YOU lave
received the pay for the lust two boxes oTdSI'
Innd received. would only shy, they nave
done inc nlOrD good than could express
feel mucll SCttcr now than blYO for TWO
REv. Pun sPAPTiL a.,
West Sandlake, N. Y,
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Whot has Canon Farrar to do with
thisH Not much in any way, The Canon
made little Impression on our people,
The truth is, We have reached a National
development that brings our intellectual
lie into harmony with the spirit Of Brown
ing; an intense but scientific and analytic
cal era. What was hard Tor our fathers
to understand ia instinCtively easy for US,
What waS hard for them to read, We
gltbly fit our tongues to, A peculiar
feature Of tho Browning evolution Is the
combined reading and sewing circle re-
Wyed. A good reader is engaged to read,
and possibly expound, while the listeners
both listen and sew.
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INV YoRK. Feb. 11.-A very severe rain storm
checked sJmeNh hat both the demand and move.
iAent VI goods and light business u the general
Cotton.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb. it.-ColIon easy; mIddllug
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man OF power learns that there are other
factors in the universe besides wit and
cash. There is Right, and an Ought,
and so the law Of the old brute era is re-
Vsrssd. HenCsiorth he that Would be tirst
must be last; the Almighty is he that
stoopa to carry the all fee Ter.
"Do you see Just my vengeance C0mplelsl
The man Spnng to his ieel!
Stood erect! caught Ut Gods skirts! and prayed;
SO Twas AFRAID.
"'Toad or rat yex the King That ia
the story Of human life. We are mostly
using our superior powers on exceedingly
de6picable troubles. The Hon knows no
foe so terrible as The singing fly, Man
knows no annoyance 80 provocative as q
fool. We spend most Of our time fool
killing. But the fool, plus prayer, has
the advantage Of u.s."
The keen-wltted woman went on with
her analysis. could hardly determine
whether to call it a lecture, q sermon, or q
discussion. What is the diGersncep
Neither Of the three exist, in fact, except
it has a truth to deal with. Whatever
holds truth needs no name, 1t was a
Browning Club; and. clearly Browning
was creating for himself very apprecia.
tive circle Of students. The ssrns very
admirable education is going on elsewhere.
There are clubs to study Browning in st,
Louis, Boston, in New York, and in many
OF our small towns.
| will create my listeners,
And the world snail hear my E0nsi
And " last none shall, lsIGning know
Butmy words TO themselves GclOng
The Persian poet understood his power
Az an educator. Here in bookstore l
had found an expounder, enthusiastic
and inspired; and in the club another
with not grain less Of inspiration,
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For snlc by retail druggiStS. Be
suro tho McLane's pills you buy are
mndo nt Pittsburgh, Pa. The couIi-
terfeits are 1nado at st. Louis, NO.
and Wheeling, w. Va.
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plITsBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST,
i LOUIS RAlLR0AD-Pan Handle Route
lSA tS li
TlDiO t6blO Tor East aud West 0OTIeCled 10 NOV.
% 1855. Trains leave Pau Handle station, foot Of
Eleventh street, near public landing, ~ follows,
Uantral Standard UmO;
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4 OIiu lnOITVN " W WI
IL one bnfed by TOAD NJ w TAtY
The grAVRmrns In that.
iIow the lion, who COuches 10 suit
lie back ~ tAy foot. ,
Would admire that stand In debated
hui ilIe small Il the uteAt
i'm yexeS 20 That u the thlngl
Toad OF rat vCx The king
ihouVL / was eDll my realm tOunearth
Toad Of nt, 'tlsWell worth
10 / Iolefly laid my plan
IObStiDgulsh tho Intn,
Round his trIephole, with never break,
iiati my lFes lOf hisIake;
iiVSthnad ala mr. thundefS combine
with my UNDERGROUND milne,
nil LOOKED from my labor content
10 enjoy the event.
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AVOID couNTERFE1Tsl Send Us &9 e
and We Will send you by return mail DOH VI
tIG genuine Or. q. McllnC's Celebrated LlVcr
pills and eight hanlsCing Garui ,,,.,,,.,. 10,
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BRADFORD, Pa, Fe9. li.-opSned at 1896 closed
At 1896 highest 1iEO; lowest 7IAC r16s not fC.
nOteNi tOtAiEbiymUiilI 7tI6 barrels; charters Al ,
~ bAtfIls; CleataiiCes 3,4SC;0VO barrels.
Oh CRY, Pa, Feb. H. Opened at 7bICc; hIghes,
1114Ci lowest 1910, closed 1t 1910; sales S2yS,Uf
batrGlsi ClgGrallCed 7,Sbi,UO batTGh charters AZ.
2iU 6ArIGlsi shipments gl,si7 barrels.
PlrrSBpRgii, Pa, Feb. li.--Petroleum active
aud somewhat excited national transit cefliHtaeI
opened at Zoo aud closed At 1885, highest IKE
lowest Zoe. w
TITusviLLg, Pa, Feb. ll.-opened at 7Oc: thigh
est 1lIfCi lowest 76G; closed ii 7bHu; shlbinu1u
81 sI1 DartU,sj Lhaitgr Il 40 barrels.
PntLADnrHiA, Pa, Feb. 1i.-PetFoleum duh
~ aUle Hst III barrels NV
INV iURK, Feb. ii.-lCtroleum steady; United
closed a. ijC,
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Observation-Disclosures de IAs-
S0ciation de Renaissance Minerva,
plrtie he III N0nveile Orleans di-
mancho matin, est arrivte a Thibo
laHX v&rs midi ct demi. Treize
chars rempiis d'excursionnistes
compoSaient le train. Aussit0t que
toHte cette foale cut mis- pied a ter
re, les v~!Siteurs Sc sont renIus au
lUartier-GGn6ral, la sale DIES pom
piers, ct le c2mite Reorganization a
Ia t1te duQuel Sc trouvait Nj. Mar.
tin Ernst, accompagn6 de rexcel-
leHte fanfare c0nnue sous lie nom
de Oriental Brass Band, ayant pour
chef lie cGicbre Prof. f. Plumer.
est allie strtnadGe lie Lieutenant.
GouVerneur ct lie marie de la vile.
lie s0lr, all premier signal an
noncant lheure procllaine du de-
part, lie comite compose de NM.
Martin Ernst, Chairman Chas. c.
Piper, Ex,otlicio II. w. Sievers,
Il. G. Gross, J. II. BeggS, J. A.
Chiilless, >. p. Brady, j. Jung, Jr.,
}. Becker, j. Buhler, II. G.. Schri-
ner, Y. Gruber, 7. Scara, p. Z. Jo-
bert, L. J. Bauer ct A. II. Rosen-
hohm nous a fat l'honneur dune
segenade.
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L'EAU.-Ciiose assez extrao:ai-
mare, depu;s HUT jou"s il est to"-
be de In plaio ct la temperature 4
etc asseZ chaute pour actiycr la We
@etation. Les trasaaS a.ricoics. an
moment suspend Is par le maayliS
temps, on. lepri> !'n- aetivite cDfl.
me de Plus be..e ct ihabitant rs-
rcre toujolrs voir di>ptraitrr les
apparenc"s pel a~ttrayantes des re-
c%oltes, ponrvu CITE les !evtes pni
bordent no:re bayou ct ie iitute
pniS>ent malntenr feau dams SON
lit. QUAINT i celles du bayou, il est
gtneralement admis qu'elle& pom
ront rtsister 4 la cru actuellp. ar.
malgr@ que l'eau ait considerable
mcnt monte depths une couple IL
selnaines, ellie ma pas encore Htteirt
K nive3u DIES hautes eauS. ponI
ce chi concerne les ~ieytp& ia feGvc.
on ne peat encore en- rien dire,
mails tous les hah!tants r..veraiHs
sont sur le qHl vive.
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DoCTEUE.-Le DR.. \. j. Meyer.
gladu& de Ia Faculte dc Medicine
de l. Nouve.e Orleans ct de rUni-
versite Tulane ct attachG pendant
deux anntes CONNIE inferno an
service mfai"a'e de l'Hopital de
Cha@te, Went d'etabiir 0 Office
rue du Main, i quelques PORES de
la III jackson. Les pvrsonnes qui
%auraicnt besoin de ses services pro-
tessionnels i" t!ouveront touionrs
soft 4 son bnreau. rue du Vain.
soft a 50 ~rtSjlcnce. RI" DE- n Lnvee,
entire les Il Patriotic ct Canal.
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CUri0sites bibiiGgrap:.ilues.

ST vous ttes curieuX de SAVIOR
quel est lauteHr contemporain dui
a touch6 III plus forte somme en-
une fois, sachez que c'est lie general
Grant.
CONNIE nous layons annonce. la
veuve du general Grant a recn de
Fediteur dies MfMoires m;9itaires de
son mari, 4 tire de premier acomp.
te, 100000 dollars.
Avant Grant, la plus crosse SOM
me qu'un e~crivain cit jamais recue
en- une fois, c'est lie cheque de 20,-
600 sterl. que ses editeurs dome.
rent a Macaulay CONNIE premier
Placement OH acompte pour son HIS
tore dAngleterre.
Walter Scott a gagne avec sa
plume 100000 livres sterl. en- dix
ans.
Autre cu1iosite bibliographique
du livre de Grant
Sa premiere edition de $4,000
exemplaires est Ia plus nombreuse
premiere edition qni fut jamais pu.
bliee.
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GLACE.-La manufacture de ella,
cr, dipi-G" par NJ. ". II. Raglan
X l.. Schneider, a repris ga fahrica-
ton depths environ une DOMAINE
de ionrS. Ia glace qui sc fabrique
dams cette uSine est de toute beau
u: Ell" est dune homogenitG ct
"nnc t'#nsparen"c remarquahlese ct
!e pg!X en est ixe a la portte de
tont"S les hoHr%es, afin que tont le
monde pulsso So rAfraichir, pendant
les tort@S chalrurs don't nous som
mes mc1Hc@s pendant l'tte.
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DECES.-Le Ia de CO mois est
dcceie en- Sd residence, situ6e en-
bas de Latourche Crossing, Gull.
laume BeauvaiS, age de So ans. LIE
dttnnt .jouisSait de FeStime ct de la
consideration pnblique c'etait un
citoyen honorable ct hono.e, tou-
jours obligeant pour G voisins ct
tres attache Il Sd famille. Ses restes
ont etc inhumes dams lie cimetiere
de ftglise catholique st. Joseph au
mllieu dun nombreux Concours d'a.
mis- ct de @nnaissances de la IA
mile du defiant.
Ire jour avant, Nile Lou NJ. Pugh
est decedGe d IN ileur de Page.
la ceremonie funebre a eu lieu a
feglise %episcopale St. John ct Zen
tenement Il rhabitation Made
wood, paroisse Assumption.
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Ia Ye1e I.paguas.

On sal. qHc Ia ttte de Plaques al
III lieu ce4te "nn@e il I'VE date eX-
ce2tionn"tiement rare le p Hyril.
Ce letard, qui est uuii4enens dG
aux variations lunaires. ne srtait
pas pcoduii aepHis TN nombre G
pertable d'annecs.
la ftte de Plaques totnbe lie pre-
mier dimanche apes Ia p'eine lane
qui suit lie 20 mars. i ca r%>altc
qu'elle he peat .jaMais arriver au
plus tot que lc 20 mars encore
taut il pour celia que Ia pleine lune
a%pparaisse lie 81, ct que le lende.
main soft TN dimanche.
Mas 81 la pleine lune a leu, com
me cette aimee le 20 mars, il faut
sc reporter a "a pleine lune suivan-
te qui arrive vinSt-neuf jours apres,
soft lie IS avril. ct 81 ce Jour Ii est
un dimanche, encore CONNIE cette
aimee, la fete Sc trouve reculCe
dune Semaiue au 2J avril.
On lie volt, lie concours eXtrior-
dinaires des circumstances qui pen-
vent faire celebrer Plaques soft lie
90 mars, soft lie % avril, ne sc pro
duit qua DIES interyalles eloiGnes,
un pen plus de cinquante Il Ell
moyenne.
C'est ainsi que la fete de Plaques
ne sera plus celebr6e le25 avril qu'
en- 1913, puts en- Fan 2O3S, costa.
dire deux fois settlement en- 152
ans. Entin, Ia troisieme Plaques du
% anvil n'arrivera qua Ia fin du
vingt-deuxieme steele: en- 21Ho!
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Dams IN restaurant parisien de
quatrieme catesorie, un consomma
teur pave son addition.
Eth bien! TT lie garcon de-
mande l'ofiicieux qui a presentG lie
petit papier.
MATS il me semble que je men
al pas mango, rapondl lie client, dun
air Stupefait!
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AvIs.-Nr. NJ. O. Racquet est
aut0ris6 a rceeyoir les Announcements
ct a collector tOus les complies dns
a Ia Saa4iRele. II est egalement
charge lie contractor pour liuser-
ton des avis on announces ct pour
impression &c t&tes de ~lettres, de
features, de tickets d'habitation,
d'enve'oppeS ct de toute espece
d'.mprim6s en- usage dams Ia locali-
te.
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COuR.-La c0ur de district est
t%ouiours Ell session. LIE grand jury
a pr6sente son rapport mardi der
nier, e apres la lecture dc &c docu-
ment, il a etc decharg6. Les lures
designes pour servir pendant Ia Sc
maine qui Went de s'6couler sont
alors entries Ell tonction, ct pendant
lie temps Gu'ils ont servi, lis ont iu-
sc I'M qulntitt d'aitaires criminaI>
les. Apres IN session, le do-siel
criminel Sc tronyer1 considerable
ment rebuilt.
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ATARtES.-DpNu!S one Ir hnipar

AFAatEs.-Depuis que le haieau
Lc'ch@f, commando par lie capitaine
{. 7. i~i.nnin-s, est allie 4 Ia Nou-
H"lle-OrfanS po1r faire rtparer les
av&iies quill a essuy6es dams lie ba-
,yoa La:ourche, on ma plus entendn
rarler de lui. Dependant Oh eSpere
quill reHlendra, un dc e .jours,
prcndre son service regnlier. En-
attendant, rHcleNe continue tou-
jours SEES voyages reguliers de Don
aidsonville au Cut off ct uicc rersd.
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k~OUVELLES

LEGUMEs.-Les petits rois ct la
salade ont fat lenr apparition dan.
notre marchc, cette semaine. Ce
sont DIES primeurs qui ont toujour+
de nOlnJrrtX amateurs.
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centre II dyssenterie.
Segenade.

Guerison radicale ct garantie.
References nombreuses. AdresseZ
a Mr.. Omer Sayoie, chez Mr.. J.
Teltmaque Baleaux, Lafourche.
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CONDANNATIoN. = Lr ne~re Ma
yor White, accuse d'etfraction ayec
intention lie tuer. etc trOrvt con-
pable par lie Jury ct condamne aux
travaux forces 4 perpctuit@ par lie
Ju@e Beattie.
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NIsITES-Dinauce dernicr, nous
avonS etc honorcs de In visite de
Mr.. Lee Waters, collaboratcur de
rErening Chronicle, journal o%fficiel
de la Vile de In Nouvelle- Orleans,
ct de celle de Mr. Flemings un des
editeurs du Dailg States. ces mes
sieurs avaient profile de reycursion
de la sociGte Minerr0 pour venir Vi
sitter not1e vile.
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FOR

One good, new Tanner.
One blacksmith Anvil.
One new " Vice.
Ono Sledge Hammer s lbs.
Apply to Fritzisser Or Frank Hoffman,.
March s, 1886.
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Yer. sale.

On eaav Toms. -" large and fo"nmoli III.
residence OF J. Badeaux, on jackson -,r-..,
cHfitrf al itost, WltE towtr AMI vegetables.
garden, stable. carriage house. aud al the re
cessaiT cat heis-.. Apply op the premises
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BOUCHERIT. - Nous aHprenOnS

bouChERlF. - Nous aFprenonS
que Mr.. Irbain Toulouse. toujourS
pref a accOmmoler les gems de sd
localitr ct DIES cnvirons, a Gtabli
une houcnerie d Lafonrchn Cross.
ing, ct Sc propose De delivrrr 4 do
micIle, DIES lahitantS lie IN cote, de
la vianle de premiere q%ualitG ct Il
un prix aussi rebuilt que possible.
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ElttEAIINNAL


st o. "ncts sGng;"a " &fate naar1 Of Edu
cation. "I;I. II chang" Prices, ~ per contract
awarded to f.. +. Han~cll & Bro, New Or
lranS.apd tor sale a: Th:tUteauy's Pharmacy.
InE ELEMENTAET CuNOL
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ARRESTATION.- La demoiselle
de couleur Iui, il Y quatre mois
environ, a tente de tuer un de SEES
adorateurs mi venait de s'allicr lG-
galement 4 une de scs semblables,
ct, qui apr1s hi avoir infige une
b1essure tres ~SGrieuse, await pris Ia
flute, a etc arrtt6e samedi dernier
ct logic dams la prison de la parois-
Sc en- attendant que l6poqne de son
jugement ait lieu.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-19
WHY Is 1T

I
That rheumatism and neuralgia are &c
prevalent? This question has not been
satisfactorily answered, but it. is certain
that these diseases are not only the most
painful but among the most common, and
some member of nearly every family in the
land is the victim of one of these dread
tormentors. Ladies seem to be peculiarly
liable to neuralgia attacks, which, in the
form Of neuralgia headache, pain in the
back, or nervous pains are of constant oc-
cu1rrence. Not the discovery of Athlo-
phoros had any remedy been found for
either rheumatism, neuralgia or nervous
headache, and they were generally con-
coded to be incurable, but Athlophoros
has been proved to be not only a certain
cure for these diseases, in all their varied
forms, but safe remedy. If, in the use
OF Athlophoros, the bowels are kept freely
opan, its success is certain, and to aid this,
Athlophoros Pills are recommended,
which, while providing the necessary
cathartic, will be found to be valuable
aid to the action of the medicine. Athlo-
phoros is no experiment, 1t has been tested
and has proved its wonde rful efficacy,
The Athlophoros Pills we're originally
prepared as remedy for use In connection
with Athlophoros, for rheumatism and
neuralgia and kindred complaints. Used
in connection with that remedy, they are
certain cure for either of these very COM
mon and distressing dis eases. They have
also been found to be an invaluable remedy
for any and all diseases arising from vitiated
blood or general debility. They are es-
pecially valuable for nervous debility, blood
poisoning, dyspepsia, distress after eating.
headache, constipation, loss of appetite,
anl all stomach or liver troubles. For
diseases o! women they arc invaluable.
These pills are perfectly harmless and may
be safely used by adults or children.
Testimonials Of those who have been
cured will be sent free on application.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they cam
not be bought of the druggist, the Athlo-
phoros Co., 1ia Wall St., New York. viii
send either carriage paid) on receipt of
regular, price, which is S1.00 per bottle
for Athfcphoros and SOC. for Pills.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-19
EXPIRES. Arthur Dead.

New YORK, Nov. IS.---The report
of the death of ex-President Arthur
is confirmed. He dice at his home
No. 1873 Lexington avenue, at five
o'clock this morning. He had long
been suffering from Bright's disease.
IA. MT is now learned that
ex-President Arthur died of apoplexy
resulting from the bursting of a
blood vessel, which caused paralysis
Of the whole right side.
Upon inquiry at his residence re.
porter learned the following parlic-
ulars: "On Tuesday last ex President
Arthur felt well and was very bright.
He ate heartily of some clans and
signed his name to several commu-
nications. He also gave orders re
garding transactions OF interest to
him. DR.. George Peters, the family
physician, called at p. m. and was
highly pleased at the condition of his
patient. The attendant left the ex-
President after half.past IL. He was
then sleeping.
"When the attendant entered his
room yesterday morning he found
him lying on his right side breathing
heavily. He spoke TO him but re-.
ceived no answer. The physician
was hurriedly summoned, but pro-
hounced the sufferer beyond human
help. The eA-presidept fingered
unconscious during the day and died
at s a. M. The immediate relatives
were all present"
Chester A. Arthur was born in
Franklin county, Vermont, Oct. 5th,
1890. lie was the son Of a Baptist
preacher, received thorough educa-
ton, studied law and was early adj
mitted to the bar, in which profession
he was eminently successful. He
enlisted in the war and served with
distinction. In 1871 he was APP.
pointed as collector of the port Of
New York. In 1880 he was elected
vice president and become president
on the death of Garfield.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-19
A 2,4oo Racket.

1t is estimated that there are 1900 disor-
ders to which the human frame is liable.
When man is laid up with Rheumatism
he is apt to think that the entire number
have struck him in concert. Now, to
avoid all such feelings, take Hibbard's
Rheumatic Syrup and use his Plasters.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-19
Notice.

Just before the balloon ascension
Prof. Hogan said: ''Ladies and
gentlemen, you see this living, with
ing monster with banners containing
the words "rhe White is King" 1t
means the White Sewing machine. l
care for no company. speak well
OF the White because us work insures
my life. No doubt you have heard
of aeronauts losing their lives; this
was because one stitch after another
would break till large hole was
made, causing the balloon to collapse
and fall to the ground. There is an
elasticity about the stitch of the
White machine which allows it to
give and not break. have made 81
yellowstone Of which contained
1900 yds OF cloth-lhe largest balloon
ever made. / have made 400 ascen-
sions-at one time was I'll hours in
mid air, and / owe ii to the good
work of the White machine that my
life has been saved. Take my advice
and never buy machine until you
have seen and tried the White. If
you can't find them here, send to the
Mich. S. M. & o. Co., Owosso,
general agents, and they will supply
you.-St. John Republicans.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-19

Mr.. Blaine is sitting for portrait
to William Willard, the Boston artist.
Itch, Prairie Mango, and scratches
of every kind cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by j.
L. Laubengayer, druggist, Owosso,
Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-11-19

For SALE--A large black family
driving and riding horse, first.class
buggy, cutter, harness. ETC., for SAFE
at bargain. Address p. o. Box
$50, Owosso, Mich.