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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-17
IT Is A GREAT MEDICAL DIsCovE
Physicians Use 1t and Prescribe 1t.

E8-IT REvIvEs THE DROPPING SPIRITS, INvIG-
CRATES AED EARMoNiZES THE ORGANIC FUNc-
TONS GIVES ELASTICITY AND FIRMNESs TO THE
STEP, RESTORES THE NATURAL LUsTER TO THE
EYE. ASD PLANTS ON THE PALE CHEEK OF
WOMAN TIE FRESH ROSES OF LIES SPRING AND
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-17

tached to rack wagon, to the wood lot for
small load of wood. The animal would
not pull pound. He did not beat him,
but tied him to tree and =" let him stand
He went to the lot at sunset, and asked him
to draw. bat he would not straighten tug
" made up my mind,n said the farmer,
when that horse went to the barn, he
would take that load of wood. went to
the barn, got blankets, and covered the
horse warm, and he stood until morning.
Then he refused to draw At noon | went
down, and he was probably hungry and
lonesome. He drew that load of wood the
first time asked him. / returned. got an
other load before / fed him. | then re-
warded him with a good dinner, which he
eagerly devoured. | have drawn several
loads with him since. Once he refused to
draw, but soon as he saw me start for the
house, he started after me with The load A
>rse becomes lonesome and djscnntented
when left alone. as much so as a person,
and claim this method, if rightly used, is
better for both horse and man than to beat
the animal with club
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-17
IT'S MERITS KEEP UP THE SALE.

&c For THE CURE OF KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
OF EIIHER SEX THIS COMPOUND Is UNSURPASSED.
IN PASSING THROUGH ANY UNUSUAL TRIAL OR IN
CHANGE OF LIE, 1T wILL- II USED THOROUGHLY,
GIVE GOOD HEALTH AND SIRE ,GTH.
MRS. PlNKHAM'S LIVER PILLS CURE con-
sTIPA1IoN, BIuoUsSEss AND ToRPIDITY OF THE
LIVER, q. THEY SHOULD BE TsKEN IN con-
NECTioN WITH THE COMPOUND
SLadi-s should always use MRS. PINKHAM'S
SANATIVE WASH. II is a superior article,
mailed for 25c.
ALL SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
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ST. GEORGE
IL o a g N 6-H o W - o..
II. b. NIELSEN, Proprietor.

FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
L By the day week or month, at the most
reasonable rates The entire house has been,
Thoroughly renovated and furnished. Iny29-lrnl
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-17
WESTERN HOTEL,

NOS. 200 TO zt9 x STREET,
YyHREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
| Leading Business and Family Hotel of Sac
rarnento Cal. The most convenient to Post
Office, Express rad Land offices. all Courts and
Places of Amusement. Meals, 20 cents. First
class IN all its appointments. frts coach TO aud
from the Hotel Wa. LAND. Proprietor
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The present high prices paid for Cali
fornia fruits of al kinds at the East, and
the rapidly increasing demand even at
these high rates, conclusively indicates
that there is no danger whatever of over
production of first-class fruit in this State.
The members of the Fruit Growers Asso-
citation have forwarded from here three
special fruit trains to the East the present
week, of fifteen cars each, and it is under
stood will continue to run such trains each
alternate day. Should the grape crop prove
any where near sufficient to meet shipping
demands, there will, no doubt. be special
fruit train leave for the East each
day. before the close of the present
season. This demonstrates, and the low
rates of transportation secured insure,
permanent Eastern demand. and that our
orchardists and yineyardists may rely upon
at least reasonable prices for all the fruit of
good shipping quality that they NAV raise.
We now predict that during the fruit sea-
son of 1887 more than an average of one
full train of fruit per day will leave Sacra-
mento for the East and that not farther in
the future than 1888 two special fruit trains
per day, during the heavier picking season,
will leave the Capital City to meet the
Eastern demand. This means great pros
peTity to the fruit growers and to the State,
a heavy influx of money for our world
famed fruits, an immense increase in real
estate values, the breaking up of large
tracts of land into small holdings, rapid
increase of population, and renewed era
of permanent prosperity and plenty which
will attract as much attention as the find
ing and digging of gold in early days.
THE HAY BUSINESS.
Ranchers are naturally discouraged in
their attempts at raising hay as profitable
crop, and with reason. The cost of raising
the hay and baling it amounts to Just
about So so per ton. If it is sold in San
Francisco, which is about the only market
available at this season, the shipping and
commission brings up the cost to IS so
more, making the entire cost per ton, when
delivered, $40. Hay is now bringing Sll
ton in San Francisco, which leaves the
small margin of 81 per ton to the producer.
Land devoted to hay produces an average
OF two tons to the acre. which leaves the
profits of an acre of land only 81 The
present prices are lower than any that have
ever before been quoted, by reason of the
immense supply on hand, and also on &C
count of the poor quality of The first ship
ments, it being baled too green, and its in
ferior quality being taken as sample of
that which followed ii. Farmers are grovl-
ing on all sides, on account of the low
prices of hay, but as it is the first crop they
can raise, they thrust it into the market in
order to get the cash to go ahead with
more profitable harvest. But ii seems q
shame to cultivate the magnificent land of
this valley at profit of only 8 to the
acre. Apparently any other crop would
pay better than the hay crop of this season.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-07-17

now TO pIsAPPoINT A BALKY HORSE.
The Fitchburg Sentinel tells how & Leo
minister farmer cured his horse of balky
freak BY gentle means. He drove him, at
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= 3mei pro3efe, in tpeI6e bic ioz
3ialbemofratii6e @gitation bineinipieIt,
finb Dor &uraem in Berlin an oen,s
ielben Sage sur Mburtbeilung selangt.
Ser cine = ber Gal 'seSbring Wtab'
lom = Der por ber Straffammer pers
banbelt murbe, fiibrte aur gerurs
tbeilung bes Mnseflagten Bobfiemic3.
neil bas gelebrte @eri6t aluar oem uns
ter falidem yamen In einen glrbeiters
berein eingebrungeAen Criminal S6uBs
mann Sbring, ni6t aber ben als
gntlaitungs3eugen aufgerufenen Irbeis
tern @lauben f9entte. @an3 bas
entgegengeieBte Bib Seigte ber anbere
pro3eB, Der ben angebli6en Sarbs
friebensbru9 ber 9o3ial5emofraten in
@rinau betraf. 9ier ipurbe neben ben
i9mer belafenben Musiagen Der Beants
ten ben gegnerii6en Nnga6en Der gnts
lalfungsaeugen in eingebenbiter 9Detie
&e9nung getragen unb f6lieBli6 auf
@runb ber lebteren elm freiIpre6enbes
l1rtbeil gefdllt, neil bic @ei6morenen
i'm 8ertrauen auf bic @ntlaifungsaeugs
ntfe au ber Mnli6t gelansten, baB bic
allerbings ermieienen @rcefe erit bur9
bic probotationen unb 0ebereien Der
Beamten peranlaBt tporben ieien. Der
@eseniaB spiiden Der Nuffaiiungspeiie
@ei9morener unb gelebrter &i6ter in
pro3eHen, bic cine politifde Settoen3
baben, 1T tpobl ielten 10 grea herpors
getreten, tpie bier.
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g D e I g r a =.

gs aibt i'm State Webrasta nid5t
tpeuiaer ais l16 glrten uilben @raies.
giniae BON linen iino mertbpon unb
niibIid). glllein aGmdblig tritt bod ebles
@ras an ibre 6telle. Befonoers ba
man bic grfahruua aelnad5t, baB ebles
@ras in Nebrasfa iehr aut fortfpmn1t.
Oies bewies bic iiingfte Iderbauauss
ftelIunQ au 2incoIrt. Wenn man bic
@rdier ais Bafis bes Mderbaus betra9s
ten tpil 70 febt gebrasfa auf einem
foIiben Tunbament.
0on allen ebleu @ras1orten fommeu
bas ioa. .8lue @raB", Simotbp uno
6irfe i'm Gtaate ylebrasfa am Beifen
fort, unb baben auoleidl ben ar6steu
Wertb. 9(uf ben gbenen bes Dlatte>
Tlul5es mar Sic Simotbnerute, mad,
Sen auf ben berld1iebeueu Sfairs ausaes
}fellten proben umb ben ldnas ben ii.
ienbabnaeIeiien lid1 hinaieheubeu isels
bern su urtbeilen beuer ausge3ei6net.
Dieie @rasart finbet oprt bag ibr am
meiiten suiagenbe Glima, unb bies, perz
bunben init ber sSru9tbarfeit bes 2ans
bes, betuirtt iippiges @ebeibeu. 6at
| fid bas Simotbpgras i'm 9aufe einiger
Sabre in benz Gr6reid felfaeiebt, fann
es nidt Iei6t mie6er Dertilat tperben
geo9 fann iein Wa@stbum our@ su
fmappes Nbidneiben beeintr6dtiqt o6er
gar gana aerit6rt merben, tpie bies in
tpeiter n6r6lih aeleaeneu @eaenben oft
Der ssaQ 1T.
gfebrasfaer Farmer haben neuerbinas
bic grfabrung gemadt, oaB basNnpflans
aen BON Bdumen unb bic gultibatiou
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Gin @egetarianersS SpmsreR.

Sn Wieu bat bieier Sage Elm @eses
tarianer &ongreB getagt. Wdbrenb
in 2onbDn 1000 offene Befenner bes
8egetarianismus In II 6ffentli9en &es
itaurationen Ieben unb in Berlin 500
Mitglieber Experimentation Iereinen
angeb6ren, adblt ber 8erein in Mien
bios 60 Mitglieber, fiir beren Mabrung
3pet &eitaurationen forgen. SIN @ans
gen folen tn Wien ettpa 200 sSru1ts
efer leben. I'm aber bic pegetarias
nii6e 2ebensweife in tpeitere &reiie gu
berbreiten unb insbeionbere bic Mrbeis
ter, tpel9e obnebies 10 felten Gleii9
efen f6nnen, fiir bic @runbldbe bes
8egetarianismus 5u getpinnen, plant
ber Miener Nerein Sic @riinbung elmer
beget. 8olfsfii6e. gls &ebner traten
u. a.-eine &ebnerin, Grau Mnna 2ei@
fer &ieBling aug Darmftabt auf. sic
iei-tpie Der 8orfiBenbe bemerfte-
Sabren cine itreuge unb perldBlit6e
8egetarianerin unb babe bereits in
Deuti6lanb our6 6ffentlide Dortrdse
in erlprieBlid5er Weife setpirft. Traa
2effer &ieBling, eine f6lanfe, blonbe
Dame in mittlern Sabren nit seiifreis
den @eli@tssiigen, las, nit eiuem
3wider bewaffnet, tire &ebe ab. Sfe
begann 5uerft cine pbilippita gegen bic
Jleif6 : gher, iene @ei96pfe, tpel9e
rim @egenfaBe sur g6ttliden &ube Elm
b6ies @etpifen peiniet, tpel6e moreen,
UNI fi6 gu fdttigen." Na6bem fie
nod in eingebenoer Weiie bic G1dbs
li6teit bes Gleif6genufes barsus
tbun perfu@t, bob fie ben betliz
gen, ben geiunben unb ftttli6en
Wertb oes 8egetarianismus berbor.
pptbagoras, 5ofrates, plato, @pinos
ga, Sean Sacques &ouffeau unb biele
anbere beribmte Mdnner feien Sreunbe
Der pfan3enfoit gemefen. (NQerbings
baben plato, &aufeau unb bic anbern
genannten Gr6Ben au9 Elm ebles Stiid
Braten ni6t berf6mdbt!) Wober nimmt
bas pfero feline &raft-ruft bic 8ortras
gen6e patbetif9 aus, ,tpie fommt es,
baB BET elephant NIT eilerner &raft Die
3Dtpin aetbriidt, tpober llintmt bas &as
meel feine Musbauer? Bon Beefiteafs
unb 99nibeln, BON Bier uno Mein
Doer Sbee gemib nidt, fonbern BON
&rdutern unb iOnitisem @riinaeug. Die
grie9if1en Mtbleten tpie bic tapferen
Mdnner bes 9lltertbums ndbrten fi9 bon
Brot, Geigen uno Nifen. Sofrates
unb plato saben gIei9falls Sefmable
bon pfanaengeri9ten, als War5e be-
bienten iie f9 ber 5atire. &i9arb
Wagner iei ein 8orfdmpfer bet pegetas
Weltanf6auutg unb in iei.
mem rparffal1 1T ber 0egetarianer pers
t6rpert. Ser 80rfibenbe CAB bann be-
tannt, oas Der &ongreB bur6 Nbbals
tumg zines begetarianii6en Geffeiiens
bic Grage beg @egetarianismus tbatid9. |
li9 l6fen tpplle. Ser 5peife3ettel mics
folgenbe Semitic auf: Crime grbfenz
fuppe, GongreBpaftete, &obl Alan.
glaise, Cardinal 9tiiotto, &arfiol la
hollandaise, @rabam pubbing, Sbas
lpfiazSorte, Obft unb &die. gs wurs
be bei9lofen, ben nd6ftidbrigen Der
einstag in 2eip3ig abaubalten unb nit
bemfelben cine 9lrt Ro6funit 2lusffel'
lung gu pereinigen.
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Sbr nd6fer 8eiu@ mar bic Greifrau.
Mit BET liebebolIen Bartlett, bic ibr Be>
nebmen gesen 2uep in ben lebten Sasen
gefenn5ei9net batte, fragte fie mad IT,
rem 8efinben, itri1 freunbli1 iber ibr
rei9es 9aar, nannte tie liebes &inb,
unb ebe iie ibr eitten 91a9tfuB auf bic
5tirn briidte, fliiiterte fte ibr gu: Sic
biirfen uns ni9t franf tperben, 2ucD;
sic piI1en, tp e r in ben 1d9ifen Sagen
suradfebrt, unb mir mhffen Sic ibm ges
funb unb roiig iibergeben.
Na1 oieien Mprten berlieB Grau 81
lern fie, aber faum bate bic Sbtr fi9
gei9loi5en, als 2ueD in unaufbaltiame
Sbrdnen ausbra6. Sbr gan5er 31r=
per sudte in unnennbarer Dual unb
bod that Der Musbru1 ibrem 6er3en
gut; Die Sbrdnen l6fen bic gngft, bic
lie NIT eiiernen &lammern ein3uengen
i6ien. sic tpubte nidt, tpie lange fie
10 gelegen bate, als fib abermals bie
Sbiir 6ffnete, unb Margaretbe nod lift
5u feben fam. 9ueD b6rte ibre porf6z
tigen Sritte unb Iofbte nit elmer befti>
gen 8epegung bas 2i1t.
96lafen Sic, 9ucpa fragte Margas
retbe leife.
2ucp lag resunsslos, unb Margares
tie entfernte fi6 ebenio borii6tig, als iie
getpmmen mar. Glei@ barauf b6rte
2ucp beutli6, tpie Sbiir auf Sbiir in
Dem Iangen @auge ii6 betuegte, Elm
S9ritt mad benz anberen perballte, unb
iie f6loB, baB es ipdt iei unb bic Ges
tpobner beg @9loifes ft6 elmer uab benz |
anberen gu &ube begaben.
2uep lag nod cine Stunbe gana ftia,
big fie annebmen gu f6nnen glaubte,
baB alles 1T tiefem S6lafe mar. Damn
erbob fie fi9 Serdui6los un6 aiinbete
bas 2idt an. Sic 5og bic 8orbdnge
6i9t gu, bamit fein na6 auben fallenz
Der S1immer fie bertatbe. Sic tleibe-
te fi6 eilig on. sic tpuBte, baB ber
ber bic ettpa eine unb cine
babe Meile entfernte Babnitation pais
iirte, bort I'M auei l1br eintreffen
muBte.
(Gortfesmns folst.)
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Mettefe fettt &ebett.

Ger .. 8. Bileoxion bon Sorie @abe, Rb.,
beri9tet, 0ab er biele Sabre an @btbiits nno
Sarnfrantbeit litt Die S9meraen iparen au'
tpeilen unertrGslid unb berurfa9ten ibm aram.
pfc. ct berfudte electric Bitter unD fton nod
ber eriten Glafd)e fpiirte ct 8eilerung uno nad'
benz er 6 GIaf9en genommen batte, mar er gana'
lid sebe,lt nnb seipanm IS gfunb an Gle'ld'
CT bebauptet bab ct aeforben ipdre, bate er
nidt electric Bitter sebraudt. 3u baben, 30
Gents bic fJlaite bel u. DreiB.
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: wait grober @pannung fiebt man

= Wlit groBer @pannung fiebt man
6em Musfau ocr Birgermeiiterwabl IN
New Dorf entgegen. 9fi6t meniger
als 235, 900 Wdbler baben fi6 regiffris
rem lal5en, nur 5000 tDeniger als bel
Der prdlioententpabl, uno man glaubt,
baB 1ninoefens 100000 au6 tptrfli9
itimmeu, tperben. Die Oemofraten
re9nen, baB 9emitt oabon ungefdbr
$4,000, &ooiebelt 10000, @eorge 5e,s .
900 unb Der probibitioniff War6pel
ben &eft befominen nirb, mdbrenb
&ooiebelt felbf aui 10000 re9net unb
9etpitt nur 80, 900 sugeitebem mill.
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= @otba, 5. Oftober. (Geuerbes
ftattung.) gm Montag murbe bier
BET @ominanbeur In Der f6nigl. f9mes
bii9en Marine 81. 81. ulner aus
9todbolm mittelit Geuer beitattet. lln>
ter ben &rdn3en, bic auf ben nit oer
i@we6if6en G6nissfagse gei9miidten
Sarg niebergelegt waren, befanb fi9
au9 elmer bom sueiten Sobn bes 26s
nigs bon S9meben, bem prin3en Sss'
tar. @eleitet murbe ber Sarg bierber
bonn Oberiten b. Glingenifierna aus
Stodbolm, aIs @ertreter Der Gamilie
bes @nti6lafenen.
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Sn gan3 gnglanb unb tn Wales
fanben am L. yiopen1ber bic ftdbtif9en
Wablen ftatt. Na6 ben bisberigen
Wablergebnillen f6einen bic &onieruas
tiben sroBe @rfolge gebabt gu baben.
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= Muf ber. Martburg Bel gifena9
tperben ilt ben Spmmerd1onaten bur9s
i@nittli9 pro Mpnat 10, 900 @orrefpon<
benafarten aufgeseben, tpobon bel elmer
groBen 3abl INNER bic 9boreRen febs
len. lleber benz Brieffaften 1T besbalb
iebt cine 8ledtafel mil Der Mabnung
angebradt: uN60refe nidt pergehen!1
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Aransas Bay Saloon,
abe MianIoe YaS Depo

fabe Mianlas Yab DEPOT.
Fred Mockert, @i8enthamer.
Die fsiuftea Weint. CUTE Whistles unb 2i-
qu6re itu6 famcfe gisarreu. gisfalteS eitb
RilnQufee mo sInbeuier Bier iets an $anb.
Oh Cur Damen 1T elm elegant einseridteter
~axIor rsisrbirt. 7,lo,t8W
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= Somgaline bat als Msittel gegen
9ronii9es &opfpeb in atuei berartigen
GdIen boraigli6e Dienife seleiitet.
Sbeo6pr 9ermaun, Nt. g., in st.
5bomas, Wto.
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glu6 Elm Sttel.

Sn bem Grenbenbu6e zines farfflis
den Sasbidlohes in Nor0beuti6lanb
finbet fib folgeabe Snf6rift:
&einbplb Witte aus &ofod,
Mitglieb bes 8ereins gegen6ausbettelei.
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Ma9t Cure Beitellungen fit Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, giienble6,
&upferble1 unb 26tbe BET piper &
g S@ultbeB 249 Marfet Str.
Spart @elb unb 3eit.
@arantie fiir uie6risite Marftpreife.
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glllpto6len::


Ser Weoulator turirt aIemaal. Sd enipfeble
i6n auf bas 8ereitpilisfs allen, psl9e an 9al'
Ifatu Nnfdllen ober on einer burd 2eberltornus
bsruriadten sfrantbeit leiben.
Ranfas @itb, lo. US. 0t. 1ernar0.
SD Tit febr an Masenbefd fdDerbeu. aopfne9
u. 10. Gin sa9bar, ipel4er Simn'ons S,ber
WeauIator eingenonn,en bate, iaste mir, es fei
elm fid5eres SeiImittel gesen mein 3eiDen. Die
erlie 0oii8, bic i'd einnabm, balf mir iebr uilo
Ia 8eit einer gDode par id 10 fart nnb trdftis
pie ie. gs. .i@f bic BE ffe Mr5nei, Die id) sc.
gen o Dbstepfie sebrau9te.
ai9moub, Ba. 3. U. efenlpam.
seuaui6 BON Siram asarner, Sberrid.
Ter bots @eoraia: sd babe SimrnonS 9tber
Regulator aeaen 9artleibieteit, bic bnrd eire
boriiberoebenbe QeberF0rnns berurfabt par,
In ben Iebfeu brei ober bier Sabren unb itetS NIT
entf9iebenem 9uten sebrauAt.N
Sd, babe felt 1865 grfnbruns nit eimmonS
Qiber NequIator unb betra6te i1n alS bic mdd-
tioffe Nrsnei oer @egeniparf segen oie ben mala'
ridden Geaenoen eigentbImli9en ardntbetten.
Sine 70 CUTE arsnei beroient aassmeiae sn''
aeb. 90. .. Btarton,
Corr. Ger. GiibI. 8aptif theological Seniin.
Gs stebt nur etnen Stms
mons 2tper Negulatpr.
Md5te 6arauf, ben 9ten su befonls
men. helen llmf9lag born nit belH rns
then 8 Sefennaei@net 1T unb Der ti1r
bon ben Muteraeihneten bereitst tpirb.
+. II. Zeilin & Co.
aueiniee eisentbamsr, philadelphia, pa.
Breis $1.00.
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Br1tHhri1t1te

nintut oft einen iebr gefdbrliden Gbarafter
an, i1nb es erforoert raf9es @inidreiteu,
iueitn rtart ,ibr gtnbalt tbun mill. I1ers
Gberrb-Yectoral beidtpi9tigt ,1rb beilt Die
ent3iinbeten @etpebe nnb beilt biele &ratlf=
felt, tpenn ale anbere Dfittel febli9lagen.
uSor 3tpei Sabren batte i6 einen beftigen
MnfalI BON 8ruftbrdl1ne. Ser mid beban.
oelnoe Grst fiir6tete, fie tperbe in Qlingenent,
Siinbung iibergeben. Na6bem er beri1iebene
Irsneien obne Grfolg angewanot batte, ber,
id)rteb er mir aulebt
NDer's
Gberrt) >Hectpral
uno bas balf ntir iogleid). Sd flbr fort,
bapon ein5unebn1en ltito ipar In fllrser ,3eit
uollitdnbig gebeilt." Grneit Cotton, 60
ganSport, Snb.
3uberettet YGn
9r. 5. 6. 4Dsr & Co., 3ntuell, MaK.
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-14
Truly a Great Paper.

The Illustrated Graphic News of
this week will be even a more remark
able paper than any ever before
issued. 1t will contain pictures of
the annual Masonic conclave, in ses-
sion at Cincinnati this week, with
views of the new cathedral just CON-
pleted, and portraits of leading thirty.
third degree Masons.
1t will give exciting scenes from
the terrible Chicago riots, exhibiting
the fearful bomb explosion, together
with portraits Of the sheriff, mayor,
prominent police officials and MUIR
dered officers. There will also be a
splendid presentation of the great
Kentucky derby, to be run on Friday,
the I4th inst, showing every promi-
nent starter, track, buildings, noted
horseman, and officials of the Louis.
vile Jockey Club. New York's police,
"the finest in the world" are treated
upon with portraits of the famous
Inspector Byrnes, Captain Murray
and Captain Williams. The famous
Remington Rifle works, at lion, N,
Y, which recently assigned, and the
disastrous floods at Montreal will be
illustrated, and several other interest
ing illustrations, besides an abund.
ance of the choicest reading matter.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-14
HARTSH0RN, NYSEWANDER & co.
OSBURN & SONS.
New S pring' Styles,
NEW DRESS GOODS.

Emne Canvas Cloths Whip Cords Cancels Hair Home Spun Cash
and elegant line of Pesy Black Dress Goods New
BLACK and COLORED SILKS, SURAHS, RHADAMES A Great
Bargain in Famous Black SILKS at $780, Sa5 $780, S39 and
900 Yards Summer Silk worth which offer 45c.
VELVES Striped We have received Large Stock Gloves
Hosiery Ls Goods Look Silk Gloves
We the Celebrated Genuine FOSTER KID gloves and
The brand of Kid
Gloves Sas We bought quantity of Button Kid Gloves which
will the purchase
We novelties Ladies' Saw Jackets Lace Curtains Tucomans
Pulls Sash Curtains and Curtain Loops WHITE DRESS GOODS,
Robes Embroideries white They
marvellously cheap A GRAND DISPLAY OF
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-14

a LII persons interested In or contemplating
"A Building. will do well TO call on Il. s. Inger-
soil, Architect, for their plans and drawings.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-05-14

able one in point of color, which was
accepted.--Mr. c. G. Rowell, four
miles west of this city, is the owner
of a beautiful farm, and one of the
most comfortable and convenient
barns in the county. Standing at the
head of his horse stock is the eight
year old stallion Bljah, son of Ma
poleon, stands IS hands and 3 inches
high, rich mahogany bay in color.
He is the sire of some of the best
matched teams that come to the city.
First dam Flora, an inbred Black
Hawk and Royal George mare; ed
dam Nellie by Cooks Sir Henry by
Rust's imported Sir Henry; sd dam
by Converts Black Hawk; 4th dam
the famous l. Castles Morgan mare;
9Th dam by Rock or Arabian Castle
horse. This horse is natural trot.
ter though unframed. There are
also a number of standard bred FLIES
and colts by 10 Gavin, dam by Louis
Napoleon. This gentleman has stock
worth looking at by those seeking
standard bred trotting stock. They
are all for sale at reasonable prices.
Poor health causing him to close out
his business in this line.--Mr. Geo.
Sawyer. about eight miles north Of
this city, has some good trotting bred
and draft horses p. M. r. in West.
ern Sportsman.
JERSEY TESTS.
The following is the report of a test
of Jersey heifers made on Spiritwood
Farm, by ]. S. Mcbride:
Daisielee of Clover Lawn made 10
pounds of fine butter on dry feed in
days, during our coolest winter
weather. Age 20 months.
Alice NJ, "a months, 9 pounds on
dry feed. The two above were fed
one half hay and oat straw and six
quarts of corn and oats ground, with
shorts and moderate amount Of
roots,
Little Yokun, age 2I months, 9
pounds in 7 days, on short pasture and
grain the same as our mich COWS.
Their milk set separate in Cooley
Creamer, churned in a rectangular
churn and sailed one ouLce to the
pound. Such records for helfers 1.-TWO
yearlings and the other just two years
old) can be doubled when they are
two years older, without forcing.