The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-30


journal is an annual victim, and, will
a view to discover a specific cure, ha
tried numerous remedies. Of thes,
Ely's Cream Balm is by all odds tn,
quickest and most satisfactory, two
applications greatly allaying tn,
usual symptoms in the nose and eyes
We would recommend its use by al
subjects to hay fever, and we gladly
bear unsolicited testimony 10 its eff
cacy in our own case. ** Media
Pa, Record.
Odd Fellows Herald: Rising Sta
Lodge, at Ithaca, Michigan, now ha,
a membership Of us as good Ode
Fellows as there are anywhere. |
has over $500 ahead and owns fine
two story building on one Of the
principal streets. 1t has an enor
nous quantity of work, its regular
sessions lasting until eleven and
twelve o'clock and special meetings
being often held besides.--The or
der at St. LOUIS, Michigan, is in fine
condition. The lodge has plenty Of
work and is composed of such rare
good fellows that it is real pleasure
to be cast away in their midst.---The
cantons of Michigan have been at
tached to regiments as follows: De
troit, Lansing, Pontiac, Plainwell,
Adrian and Kalamazoo constitute the
first regiment. Cantons at Muske-
gon, Owosso, Ludington, St. Louis,
Big Rapids, Halt and Ithaca, consti-
tute the second regiment. The
headquarters of the first regiment
are at Lansing, and of the second at
st. Louis. Colonel d. H. McComas
commands the first regiment and
Col. ID. SAVERS the second. These
officers will complete the battalion
organization.
"That tired feeling" from which
you suffer so much, particularly in
the morning, is entirely thrown off
by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
A pure and reliable medicine.-A
fluid extract Of roots, leaves, barks
and berries is Buidock's Blood Bit
tiers. They cure all diseases of the
blood, liver and kidneys.
Francis Murphy and his son have
obtained 6o,ooo temperance pledges
in Ohio since last September.
Col. Mosby is to lecture next year.
DR.. Wendell Holmes is a sufferer
from asthma.
Henry M. Stanley will lecture in
England next fall.
General Sherman is a lion OF the
hour in San Francisco.
John w. Mackey is buying large
estates in England near Scotland.
John A. Logan, Jr., has become a
partner in loan and real estate firm
of Washington.
General Sheridan is summering on
a 80 acre farm which he rented near
Washington.
When Democratic Congress finds
that Dakota "has the tin" it will
doubtless feel that it has let slip an
other grand opportunity.
The President has been saving his
energies to meet Brer Hill, and has
not vetoed pension bill for days and
days.
New York Sun: The Hon. War.
ner Miller would do well to steer clear
OF John James ingalls,. The Kansas
Senator carries to manv guns to be
tackled by Brother Miller.
Minneapolis Tribune: 1t is re-
ported that the President will not
come out West at all this summer.
We are sorry. A trip out this way
would do the President a power OF
good--if he is not too stlff-necked to
learn.
Toronto Mail: The result of the
anarchists trial will be awaited with
intense interest not only in Chicago,
but throughout the United States, as
it is felt that upon it to large extent
depends the fate of law and order in
the land.
Telegram Herald: Owosso has con.
tribute! $4,000 for the G. A. r. en-
campment. Owosso is little, but; oh,
my!
1t is said that Mr.. Cleveland's collar
will span Mr.. Tilden's waist. Well,
Sammy is entitled to the belt any
way.
There is few Democrats who really
approve of the civil service law, but
they are about as scarce as white
blackbirds.
A Utica, N. Y, genius has invent.
ed a farm harness that weighs less
than IS pounds, and does away with