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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01
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Der SemperenSfer 6uitUu iuieoer n1mi
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pu9ne um9efunsem, lit Ous silber beoeu-
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nn6ber iuir6 bieIer Noltar etlua ouf 60
Geuts tuntmcn.
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sefublen 9tusbruf Su oerleiben. SeBt
bat er aae ,6dnoe poa Su t9un, oanlit
iie nidt ans Der Sdule i6uaBen uuO
6fentli9 ertldrcn, bns Iie eigentlidl I'M
mer fur ,3empereui" iUaren.
godrcu lit 5u 6nuIe uu6 pTlnnSt Iei-
men ei9enen SObl. Gr bat 9eury Sdme-
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Hunrinirt 5u tuerben, uuo iuer nod f,;ii6e
Sparselu tuilI, Der melbe ii9 bei 8eiten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

Sn 9bicasO bat cine 9tn5aGl Jog
9tnti=SaloUuzunb SrObibitiOnsz z8eyubii.
fnner setu9t, nm Mittel uuo 8ese 81
entoefen, Die Barter ibren 8iui5cu
seneist 81 MAIDEN. 9aB iie cine belOn=
bere GOnuention eiu6eruien muBten. lit
Der iiderlte 8etueis, oaB Die Rartei alz
iOlde ibren @unI6en ui9t seneigt lit
8drc lie es, 10 tudre oieie Gonucntion
unn0tbig geiuelen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

8cgeniiber Der 9rpbibitipnsqefabr
i6wiHhen nlle Rarteinnteri6ieoe. Re
pubfifaner LnO 9empfrateu ioatsn nar
iiir iotd,c Observation-Disclosures Itinr-
men, Die III Der 6ra9e Der perl6uIideu
i5rcibci: oHrflaus .,gciuno" iino. eiRcrlci
ph hielel5ei; Gui repHbiitaniid)er ooer
ocmptrdtiidl:r Seite iitb iiEIa1:. Qieier
aniidlt iit aGh unitrc Nnrhturin, nie
nNnIerif.i", iheein lie ihrci5t: ,.9to6
iutit aGa55dEaiaer uou Den $arteifsIeln
ioilte Die Observation-Disclosures gSdbler=
idluft n6er bei Sci Qegi5la=
tarwablcn nuftreten 0;er iiib
beiHnbe ebsnloCici 9emotrGttn
nts &:pu6lifaner ber Erobibi!ipn 5ugc
ueigt CITE man Gip iiir bcu cincn ooer
anoereu Gauoioatcn iciue Stimmc Oh
9ieti, iOlite man seuaH Suicbeu, nui Wci
der 5eitc CT i'll nieIer Seijshuug Itcbt."
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01
Drummer A6.
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Sd tste sutsn Sdmtn SSeisea an Sane
dus Sair d uue iouien ;5arRer ron eif1em
iabrn. D. rS cine reas Serts III Sie sinrn Iebr
3esSu II a..
SD t7;abts rtsRfaaS etn bSSlfsn Rartt.
rreis fir 9: eiscn Msine 9inIi5tnua fur SeR
0Tpfans 10 has Iuiipei6eru e,s SHsi,eus
IN eerart cas- 10 nicht MIR tsiisrs Ersile elfrr
tf;islSa le1ecrn aub SSeissn rer ni5t in
Ins men Sdtsn 1T ;eitt empfln,ea Eauu.
SfsireH 9saareH-Errrdth bistf ib sum uEe
Gnitr TEN aciirrtiie eslsn Sadr,asIans an.
SSser 1881 tis gum SaRaar 1887 kiuia Cintaa-
Ten nil Der iprsde tri mir ref. 9sis 9ieu.
iahT mus llleS rsrtlmTi isin Eal 3aaui I.iT
anesrc Sitter ~ asUiaasa.
Scuru Siathoeiter,
Sfpi 10 S6-iaa / - 9srser, ITO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

GOl. s. 6. 9utton, Der bisberi9e
9ertreter Der bemofrntii9en 8artei
bonn :. Geu9reBbe5irt uurbe, na6bem
beftis ge9sn i'm setdmpft Wurbe, mn
oieier Sampf Die 8artei 81 5erIplittern
brObte, leBte 8o9c in MericO, MO
nls Ganoioat sur g8ie6erpabl nominirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01


lltbcr Enlereu ndhiteu &reisriGbter.
0trrn &nooip3 6iricl, Ibrcibt oas
nSsbn!;n Suurnal";
Sm reGnten. Die Counties .Srlntiin,
@l=couane, Siage unn Mnrie3 umidi=
ienbeH 9iftritts, lift S5r. 8noolpa So;r-
SCI. elmer rer idbi9Iten oeutld)en ,Suriitsn
bieies Staates, BON Der republituniid]eu
Hartei sum 8i5ter oeS Circuit =9eri6ts
Eonlinirt Dorben Gs ilt nies cine
uortrefflidle 9Sab1 uno oa Der 9iitritt
itart repLblitanii6 lift, 10 lit Die 9tomi=
nat ion 9lCidbcn euteuo nit Grpdbluns.
Ruoplp6 Sirsel purbe ror ctlpa 40
Sabreu ais Spbu armer Gltcrn III
gSilrtcnberg 9e6oreu uno nit pcn i6nl
lei6it iauer eriuprbenem 0elbs bCgcnu
er III 2imerifl oaS Stuoium Der 8e1tt.
Gr btiu6te mo nbioluirte oas ,,Geuz
trnl gSeslpan 6 ollege" in 9Sdrremton
iii Sabre 1870. NO er Ii6 hnr6 grUBet
5leiB uuo 9iebe su Dem BON inn crludbl=
ten Bernie aus9c5eianete. Gr uerfUI9te
lpdter bas S:urium Der &c6tc bci Der
Stopofnteil=6ir Gan x Sclid i'll Sci
feriOH Gitp, wCrauf er lib i'll 0ermGnn,
NtU., nieoerIieB, wo ieiuc SIdtigfeit
ais Jtedtsgelebrter 5iUei Diale nit Gr-
WGlluu9 Gum DHenilideu 9tnipait unn
8dsconnoe GountD bclobnr iuur6e.
9taG 9tblauf bes 5ueitcn Sermins
mafte ii6 BEL ibm ein Grdngcn nndJ
Ciucm sr0Beren gSirfungsfrciie Iiibtbar
un0 hcgab er iid bnlh barauI nad) Ct.
Youi., no er me6rerc SATIRE crfolgrci6
tbdtig mar un0 ipdtcr nad g8albington,
Mo., ilberiebelte, luslder Staot ieine
lebige 3oeinIntb iii gScnn 0err 0irjcl
crluGblt pirb, uaran mir nidt 5lpcifeln,
10 iOcroeu Die Selpo6uer bcuaunter
Counties nicnnf5 Sn bereucn baben,
cincn lul1' u6tbnrcn Ninnu una tii1=
ti9en Seutiden 81 DEM lui9ti9en 42oiter
CiuC3 Srei5ri6ters uerbulfeu i'll babcm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

8oB @eIt bat an Sumstug in ;olg.
sinsuiue bic oeuotratii9e Seite Der
Champagne nit elmer Sueiitiinoi9eu 9teOe
er6fTnet. 6, besnnn nit GrtlGruns
Der Contribution unb i6loB nit ciuer
Gritif Der III Seoalia augeHomncneu
rcpublifauiideu &latiprm. gSdbreGo
er ben &epublitaueru oas S6luir9clt
oes ,,blutigen 0emoes" uotlulri, ucr-
berrli6te er glei6;eiti9 DIE Re6CiliOu
uub oereu 0elbeu. belUnoers Self. 0n
uis, uno luie e Den 9tnIhcIu bat.
miro &eit, iuenn ibm nidlt ieiW b6Ies
Waul gcbroIden miro, biz sum SdliuB
Der Gnupagne ieine Sirnoeu iel6it glnu-
ben uno Der Democracy" ocn SeiuCi.
licIcrn, DAB Die 8epubiiraner uuo
ltnipHs Iemofratcn Die eiqtntlidtn Sic
5ellcn iuarcH. 50 laqt 8tit !. 8. d:
Die 8uuoesrtgleruug bate 5ugeftnIotn,
on6 1feif. Gduis icin Oobuerrit1er iti,
'ucil lie IGN niht gclldHst 5lbt. l101u
gelddter ner !o0lt. Gemnnb lpGrs il
audi ,5rnnf Games ciu GHJet, luci. CT
uig9t I'LL ;3h1tbaE5 list, uUr pCtbcm
lin Tur Die 8oucauufH AOminiitrltion
2finpuri's rcttctc- 2@ie tnugc mo Qrt
i6 oic Stimmgcbcr 9iiTouri's rotl Der
nt;Ise &erbbbnungcn isiteas .,5tnats
mdnner," Die ci9eutlib gar ni6t mebr
unter ben 2cbcnocu ucilcn iOQ;cn, 9c-
fnllen laIien Sort ntit Cen Gurrbpncu
pom Sdlugc Scit's, Godrcu'$, 4;Hil-
fipS, Grittcn6cu II. !. ~,
(CpSoIta 1Sn.,run{
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

Die INSTRUMENTATION So9n 6. !0ut.
tons im Z. GonsreBz9iitritt bat unter
ben SemOtraten grOBe lln5uTricoenbeit
berporgerufen uro lit Der ct. Ggarles
>, ,,9emOfrnt" ber gtnIi9t, oaB Die Sic
publifnner 9tusTht babeH i'm Z. GiItrifte
ein Ntitglieb fir ben 9on9reB 5u erudb=
len. 6uttOn bat Ii9 uls b06it nnfdbi.
ger GOnsreB 8eprdientnnt ertuieIen uno
luenn bic 8epublifuner uuieres bcna9-
6nrten GiItrittes 8i9ter Sobu g. Mar-
tin bon 5rnutfin GOrntp ais Geseneunz
bibnt uufitellen, miro SuttOn's Grludbz
flung Iebr jneifelbnft iuerben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

EQUATOR @eit betOnte i'll ieiner 8eoe
Dor Der oemofratil9en StaatszGouueu-
tiOn BON 0tifIouri Den lluterIaieo jlui.
i6en ben Yarteien, Der INN jufolge
bauptId6ti6 onrin beItebt, baB Die De-
motrutii6e Yartei Die Sertbeibigeriu
Der Stnatenre6te iei. Der Staoteu-
re6te, Die 6etanutli6 Die 8ebe1iOn hcr
Sflnucnbalter 5u uertbeioigen Uor9at
unO bnrauf ibre 9tuitreugungeu ;Hr
3errciBung Der llnion 9riinoete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

2ie &epublitaner uniercs 9ta6bur=
gOuntD's SIa9e baben Serrn Or. 9IlOnSu
Subbs nls Gun6ioot fir Die 2esislatur
aufaeitellt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

gtur rud Tilnf gsodcn biz SunI@abl
tnge umo bod lit es i'll nnierem County
nod 10 rubi9 ais mare oerIelbe nod
fiinI Monnte entTernt. gtur inter Den
oeniotrattI9eu Gnnbibaten ideirt eiHc
iOrgIam uerbuItc nber fieberbnftc 9luI
re9ung ;u berridfn. Die 8epIbtitl
uer, Die ell itnrfes 5ifet uno 9ute2eut,
nuFgeIteat buben. Iebeu nit Der grp6tcH
Rubc Den trampIbaIten gluitren9uugcn
Der 9emofrGteu unged6tet -ocnr 92nll
tnge crtge9eu un0 iuer0en an , .gtoucm
Der ipie eIu Munu fiir ons repIibttfa-
nii1e Sidct Itimnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01
8epnbIitanii9ts 6Onuts=Sidet.

Sur RsrIdieutdnt:
Suispb Setting.
SEr Gcuuts,Grltstrr
0rnrs 3racttIg.::
5ur SbsriT:
&. %. 6ueurr.
Jdr Stasmsifa
Gbas. 5ussrr.
5nr NhsfIOr:
aruulo Rbump.
5ir Gruntp-&lrh
SurI g. RattheDs.
5ur Gireuit-9isrt:
ausuif Wssrr.
6Ir Trtiseuiiug AttprnrY:
6. 0. GIarf.
Sur TrOtats-8i6trr
eSrancis Cafen.
5iir p0TFssnesu Ri6tsr Ger G0uutp ecuIi:
Gbas. R. Ratt5etus.
SIR tsiTBsntrH Rihtsr ctr GOuI4s Grurt fIl
ben nSrSIidsu Diitriet:
auguif Rirf.
Sur b'idssuesn 8s6tsr Ger GOuRt9 Court iur
cen iurIi6eu Oifriet
0surge % Semra.
JIr Coroner:
Sr. O. a. Sprr6eIme1er.
JIr s. nsrsf: 11ten 0ifrist
g. s. Barter,
5ur Srsisri6tsr hes g. SriiEts
Ruoulpb 2ir3el.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

Su 5euueHee 6aben lid Die 0emOtru=
ten fir lluterbreitun9 zines HrObibi.
tiun5 =2lmenoments erfldrt IND in
Ni6igan Die &epublitdner oa9egen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

@ir Sableu before Sreile fir @ier
ais irgeno einer unIerer 9oncurrenten
Ronnia's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

sfehs 3arm nne Spriaapl9sn lists III 5ins
unn auf SsfeGlunl bsrssa,.ii
Sine aro6e An;ahi Fh-;-F Ga:eE.
@ultiuators unh Is : aI1i5i ti.n
ftets porrdihin.
8rpaIatur &rtriisi. rVSElJg aic II tiGia ~
irscnenp in Ger Stlet aas,1siacs;
JgefrmdEu Str etrraS ~ HIiiSS !: : 4" .t;a
esnSr5 hcearf. Nib sS il, i:iiSH ,r;,i.;'s -
esu. efi ms ror;uirreGf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01
G. =. Barter,

Don 8oau, @to., 1T uuier 9unnioat fiIl
GongreB- Seine beiiere RomiuatiOr
bdtte geuabt iperneH fouHcn- SerI
Gartsr iteht nls aouOtlt nit nen Ssiteil
i'm 2auoe. Snditi9 III ieiuem SADIE,
ebrenlDer;b IND rtoiib i'll Ieher SBe=
5iebaI3. ileiBis HHo ltretIam. reprdIeH-
tir. er oa5 bette 3tepubliidnertlur, inl
2anoe. $oert Barrier bit III oar.ll eli
gentu 6lti6 uno Gntrsie 5H ieiaer ictis
gen Stsunug drfgel1uunsen. GI Ill
eiu.r o'r 8 'uigsU tie in 9tmcrita sehp-
rem, pou dmerifaHiideu Gttsru er5osen,
srIuoli6 oeuti5 gclernt bI5en. HHo Der
Die oeutid1e Spradle 10 gat ois irine
Mutteriprade ipri6t.
g8ir 9euti4en f6uusn Oe5hatb ltoij
itiu nuf ieine Domination. e. bat &C.
iunoe glniibteu ilber Die 6elo=, pic uf
iibcr Die &rpbititiOusirage me 1T 0er
bette Wtdnu pen bieier 9iitrift III ocr
9ongrcB itidtn tann.
Die hemptratiiden3 3eituHgen wilniC5eu
ihrcH 2elern DtiB Su MADDEN al3 bdttcu
bic &epublitaner bsi6tOiieu, iib in Die
2lrme Der SrohibitiOH gu iUerfeH mta
babel bre6t iib ol5 glnje 0sl6rei UNI
eiucH pollitduoig barmloisn R1rd9ra=
pben in Der Slnttfrom, in Dem nar ein
80spiliser etiuls 2lr9e3 TinSeu fam.
Ter 9aIius lautet:
,,8el6lOhen, baB. Denu imm:r cine
reipeftable 9lu5abl Der 8Irgcr hes
Staates Die 2esislatur I'M llnter6rei=
tuns eines Sori6la9es nngsbt, Der mi
4menoirurg, 2tbdnocrlug oocr @tooi=
Tcirung Der @erfuiiuug i'll irgeno einer
Sl5e 9eri6tet lit, iueldJs eiu au9eneii-
ener @egsnitano pe5 Or9anii5en G,ieses
lit, ibrem Griu6eu itatt9cg:bet lusrncn
iou."
Gan; pasielbe itebt idOn in lmiorer
Contribution uHo feiucII Neul6en lit CO
eingefnlen, narin einen 9ln9riff auf Die
peri6uli9e ;5reibeit 5u iu9tu.
GaB u6ri9cns Die Yrobi5itiOaiItcn lei
Der ni9t an elmer llutcritisung 0ur6
Die 8epublifauiide Yartei 9(auben, bus
se6t ganj tlar baraus btruor, oaii lie
iebt Iiir ii6 Iel6er cine ciscne $ortei
biloeu uuo lit babur3 bOdJ gciuiB Den
bemotratideu, uerldumoerii6:n Niu=
fern Der Mtuuo gcitopTl-(St QOuis
So. g9Gdter.)
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15
The twentieth Michigan infantry hold

The twentieth Michigan infantry hold
its reunion at Lansing Oct H.
The case of the eldest daughters OF tho
late G. II. Mabley of Detroit against their
mother TO have the custody Of the minors
taken from her, which has been before the
probate court Of Wayne county for some
time, has been decided. The mother re-
tains the custody Of the children, but the
court will appoint another guardian of
their estates.
A little 6year old daughter Of Mr..
was playing on partially raised log barn
when log rolled upon her, crushing her
so that she lived only few moments.
George Ramsey, an aged farmer Of Che
boygan, was crushed to death by n stump
few days since. The stump had been
pulled partially over; Ramsey got under
to loosen the earth when it settled back,
crushing him.
Dow Mech, the keeper OF the Lenawee
county poor house for many years, died
suddenly at his home in Adrian on the I'd
inst.
The Nickleson brothers, seven in number,
had reunion at Grayling last week. The
brothers are scattered over the country,
and had not been together since 1916.
About 1000 feet of steel rails are being
laid daily on the Grand Rapids, Indiana q
Muskegon railroad and the management
expect to have trains running by Novem
Der /.
Louis Lane, charged with the murder oI
fur nf
Kent county, last spring, by hitting him
with stone during IA quarrel, was &C
quilted on trial at Grand Rapids, on the
ground OF self-defense.
David f Moore for the past eleven
years Of the hardware firm of Moore &
Mackey and president of South Haven
was instantly killed on the 2d inst. HI
was returning from the fair grounds Will
a load Of stoves the firm had placed on
display, and in going down a descent the
forward stove pitched from the wagon
with the driver, and the horse started on q
run. Mr.. Moore jumped from the Wagon
and caught one of the horses by the bits
but was in some way thrown TO the GROUND
and the heavy load passed over his body
Immediate assistance was rendered but
Z it was Of no avail.
Mile Lee, aged eight years, was rur
over by horse and killed at Union City
the other day.
Austin w. Mitchell of Cadillac, is th'
owner of horse which has just passe,
/ through a siege of genuine scarlet fever
+. c. Coats Of Medina, Lenawee county
aged So, took unto himself the fourth wifi,
recently. The bride is charming widow
of IS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15
THE STATE.
At the University.

The freshman class in the literary de-
partment OF the university will DO larger
this year than ever before in the history
of the institution. The entries of new
students in that department alone number
over 800, and this will he considerably in
creased, OF course, during the year In
1850 the entries at this time were 25l and
last year and last year they were but 240.
or this number, forty three are students
from other colleges who enter on advanced
standing, an unusually large number.
In the professional departments while it
is too early yet to speak with certainty,
the registration bids fair to suppress all
previous records Last year the total at
tendance was l,40l and this year it is ex-
pected TO exceed the high water mark OF
1884 in lSS0-sl.
President Angel OBLIGATED at the open.
ing of the fall term of $50, which he sup
plemented with little speech TO the un-
der clas,men, warning them of the deleteri
Gus effects of rushing" and explaining
the dire punishment TO be visited on them
If they indulge i'll the sport.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15

Ever since the Michigan Central Rail
road was built il has been "A favorite with
the travelling public because its rOadbed
was smooth. its cars elegant, and its ser
vice admirable, but since the road built "a
new bridge across the Niagara river below
the falls, and station, called Falls View,
right beside the horseshoe falls, every
body wants TO go that way. Many people
cannot stop ut Niagara Falls, from one
train 20 another, and they never could see
enough Of the Falls from the old bridge to
amount TO anything, but now, by the new
Falls Route of the Michigan Central,
they can stand on IA high bluff for ten
minutes, right above the seething, boiling
cauldron. and see more OF the falls in that
time than they could TO stop over for
day. From Falls View station the
Michigan Central gives its passengers the
most beautiful view To be seen on this
earth. There may be more beautiful views
on some other earth, but no railroad runs
there yet.--GeO. w. Peek IN Peek Sun.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15
Senator Stanford usually gives away
the money won by his racing stud.

senator StanIOru usually gives away
the money won by his racing stud.
Ex-Attorney General ii. Williams is
now practicing law in Portland, Oregon
John W. Bookwalter of Ohio, is in
Europe hunting up rare tapestries and
works of art.
A. b Steinberger, the former liking
of the Samoan island" is living quietly
in Philadelphia.
Schuyler Colfax's cousin, Harriet,
has been lighthouse keeper at Michigan
City for twenty ii7e years.
"The,water flowed like champagne, !"
wittily said Mr.. Evarts, when speaking
Of one of President Hayes dinner
parties in the white house.
Congressman William Preston Taul-
bee, who halls from the blue Grass
district. is now preaching at a camp
meeting in northern Kentucky.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15
With All on Board.

A report comes from Owen sound OF a
disaster in Lake Superior, during a
heavy gale which prevailed few days
since. The steamer City of Owen Sound
ran in along side OF Pie island for shelter,
and while there she saw vessel go down
with all hands on board. The crew OF the
Owen Sound could not go to her assistance,
and could not make out what vessel IL
was but it is believed that she YVES
from the Verd islands
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15
Mullein ys. Cod Liver OIL.

Dr. Quillan, the leading authority OF
Great Britain. on lung diseases, says
While one Of his patients gained only
she gained over thirteen by the use OF
MULLEN The old field mullen made into
a tea and combined with sweet gum pre-
~euts in Taylor's Cherokee Remedy OF
Sweet Cum and Mullen "a pleasant and
effective cure for Group. whooping cough,
colds and consumption Sold 10y al
druggist.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15
An Awful Doom

Of .any nature is usually avoided by those
who have foresight. Those who read thi'
who have foresight will lose no time IN
writing to HAllett q Co. Portland, Maine,
TO learn about work which they can do at
"A profit of from - 10 50 and upwards per
day and live at home, wherever they are
located. Some have earned over So in n
day. All Is new. Capital not required.
You are started free. Both sexes. All
ages. Particulars free \ great reward
nWnits pXnrX worker.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15
The Funeral.

was walking in Savannah, past a church
decayed and dim,
When there slowly through the window
came plaintive funeral hymn;
And sympathy awakened, and IA wonder
quickly grew,
Till found myself environed in little
negro pew
Out at front a colored couple sat in sorrow
nearly wild;
On the alter was coffin, in the coffin was
child.
Icould picture him when living-curly
hair, protruding lip
And had seen, perhaps, thousand, in my
hurried Southern trip.
But no baby ever rested in the soothing
arms of Death
That had famed more flames OF sorrow
with his little futtering breath;
And no funeral ever glistened with more
sympathy profound
Than was in the chain OF tear-drops that
enclasped those mourners round.
Rose sad old colored preacher at the lit
tie wooden desk
With manner grandly awkward, with a
countenance grotesque;
With simplicity and shrewdness on his
Ethiopian face.
With the ignorance and wisdom of n
crushed undying race.
And he said Now don he weepin' for
dis pretty bit o'clay-
For de little boy who lived dere, he done
\ gone an run away
- INwas dom very finely an he 'preciate
your love,
= But his sure null Father want him in de
large house up above.
"Now he didn't give YOU dat baby, 10y a
hundred thousan' mile.
He Just think you need some sunshine, an
he lend il for awhile
An he let you keep an love it till your
hearts was bigger grown,
An desc silver tears your Sheddln leS de
interest on de loan.
Here's yer oder pretty chilrun don be
maxim il appear
Dat your love got sort o 'nop'lized by dis
little fellow here;
DON pile up too much your sorrow on der
little mental shelves
Sos to kind o. set 'em wonderin' If dey re
no account demselves.
"Just you think, you poor deah mounahS.
creepin long DER Sorrows way,
What blessed little picnic dis yere baby 5
got to-day!
Your good faders and good moders crowd
de little fellow round
In de angel-tended garden OF de Big Pan
tation Ground.
AN dey ask him, Was your feet sore -
an take of his little shoes
An dey wash him, an dey kiss him. an
dey say. Now. what's de news
An de Lawd done cut his tongue loose
den de little fellow say.
All our folks down in de valley tries 10
keep de hebbenly way.
'An' his eyes dey brightly sparkle at de
pretty tings he view;
Den tear come an he whisper, But
want my pa vents tooN
But de Angel Chief Musician teach dat boy
little song:
Says, ii only dey be faithful dey will soon
he comm long
"An' he'll get an education dat will prob
erbly be worth
Seberal times "a much any you could
buy for him on earth:
He'll be in de Lawd's big school house,
widout no contempt or fear;
While derc's no end TO de bad tings might
have happened 10 him here.
$50, my pooah detected mounahs, let your
hearts wild Jesus rest.
An don go ter criticism dat ar One W AZ
knows de best
. He have sent us many comfOrts-He have
right TO take away
To de Lawd be praise an glory, now and
ever Let us pray
49, VIII Carleton. in Harper's Weekly.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15

A huge derrick pole fell and severely in
jured the foot Of mechanical engineer T..
X. Hoyt at the New Orleans Exposition,
and after only three applications of St
Jacobs Oil, all the swelling and pain dis.
aDpeared
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15

Why is cperson with asthma like n
money chest. He i cougher (cotier)
Tell him 10 take Taylor's Cherokee Remedy
Of Sweet Gum and Mullen and destroy
the resemblance and cure his cough
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15
Money. The Marriage Symbol

Union is strength" But If you have
weak lungs or if YOU are kept up at night
with a croupy child. neither can be strong.
Take Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet
Gum and Mnllein
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15
Catsrrh, Catarrhal Deafness and Hay Fever.

Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious. or that they
are due TO the presence OF living parasites
in the lining membrane OF the nose and
eustachian tubes. Microscopic research.
however rs lved this TO be n fact, and
the result simple remedy has been
deafness, and hay fever are cured in from
one to three simple application made at
bone. A pamphlet explaining this new
treatment is sent free on receipt OF stamp,
by A. II. Dixon a. Son, 3l5 King street
West. Toronto. Canada. --ChTisticp Stand
ard.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15

In mining districts where men have been
burned or bruised by carelessneSs, Saliva
ton Oil has been used To great advantage.
II is now sold by all druggists at twenty
live cents
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15
Chicago Tribune: III the plural Of

Chicago Tribune: III the plural Of
goose is geese, the plural of moose
must be meese," says an exchange.
Not at all; for the rule doesn't work
both ways in the first instance. Two
natives of Portugal would be Portu D.
guese. but one native would not be
Portuguese in philology, however he or
she might be fifty so described in fact
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-10-15

1t requires a peculiar talent to canvass
n congressional district effectually. Some
men who 90 on the stump, talking Tor
drinks, are not tit to canvas a ham. -.Nelc
OL.IcntLA Hicnntlns