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Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25
Gn Bib bGroiimlo Naao.

Wttn Some bar oaret plaset al Ga
tarrb | oper 20 9lar ps bar liot meaet /
be iiolte 6 Iar, isreno bun beapnote at
BRUCE Papillon (Clarke's extract of
flax Catarrh Cure, De meIte al Ii
ben bar benbes 9ilitunb meset tritilf.
Sun fuuoe fan puite sjennem Munoen.
vi forleste mango apertereoe 9aaemio.
ler uoen 3inorins, os bapbe ppaipet aft
Saab, oa Or. Streeter raaoeoe henoe
til at BRUCE 0eres Catarrh Cure. BET
gap benoe 9inbrins naiten siebliffelia,
% bun bar brust bet, inbtil Ri trpat tor
l,se, at bun er aloeles b~elbrebet. Sen
oes Selbreo bar life pGret Iaa aoo poo
mango War. @buarb Silpep, G6icaoo.
2tllalss hos 6. 8. 8eiier, 0ecpr9b,
SOMA, for 81 pr. 5laife eaer ienbt oper,
alt peo M~OStaselien al Iriien.
,.> Papillon Company,
(4) Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25
'&o8mingen" CT d.

Der er faa af os, iom life erinbrer
ben 5orbauielie, buormeb ri iom 8srn
bsrte bet "fose" / en- aon6plie, naar hi
bolot ben for gret, en- 2pb, iom Santa
fen lisnebe meb Ssens 8ruien. Bette
%ioraariases ueb Stallens bule Surm %
bens polereSe UNDERTAKE., Der letter ben
/ Stane til at mootase os tilbasefaite
due 9sce, iom briuser 2uften i Ont
esren at SfaIen til at oibrere.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25

Slpile. Ead I'm f9et SefottiinQ reiSi
ban pper 10000 Mile for at iaattaa
Teiene; bette optos fem Gar al ban
9ip % ioiteSe bam 5000 Yunb Ster
ling. Oct antases, at bans Sbe pa
i~ulc.aneis original; tbi hi timber i'll
Spor til mafaopmiiereoe Ieie ier ban.
lib. Den eueiie Maaoe at lape paria
Scie paa, iom eriitereSe tiblisere, Dor q
brpl9s9e belle Ssien meo rumble Stene
Sloffe eler 5liier, us bette bar natur.
li9pis altfor oprt til at blipe alminoe.
list.
Sort / @aret 1911, Sa Sobn Maca.
bonn bar So Nar sammel, inoeap ban
i'm berpmte 8apport til unberbuiet,
bppri ban beitrep @eienes 9ilitanb /
Storbritanien pg sau ct Omriss af fine
5orIla til at forbebre benz. q 1915
bleu Der anpiit BAN ct 1itrift til at
sisre 5oriss. 8i bebGper neppe at
lige, at ban msbte en- itarf MobHanb,
life alene fra Nae, Der bar anIat peo bet
samle SeisSpfem, men ielu fra 5ars
merne, siennem buis Soroer be ferfte
macaoomiiereoe Seie lfulbe anlasses.
Saa itarf bar OppoIitionen mob bans
Ylan, at ban life ensans funbe faa De
Seia @nlassere til at uofsre fine
Srorer, men MATTE tase fine tire Spns
uer til at paaie nofsrelien / bens De
Men mart penbte strsmmsn fig. Gn
3oot mocaoomiieret 8ei ct ct %uimobtaas
'list argument, ps Der opfum mart en-
gel Mant for at lope iaaoanne 8eie.
Sire aar efter at ban bapbe beasubt tit
Irbeioe bar Der 700 Mtile macabomi.
ereoe Teie England, os fpscno Op.
ineerens 9pb ianbtes Der uo af De 25,z
100 Wile 9anSeoeie / Storbritannien
III $50 Mil, iom life bar macaoomi
erebe.
Subn @acabOm bar en- / bgielte @rab
es%ennpttis Wano. San nestebe life
lene at mOotase nosen 2sn for fine
.ieneiter, inobefattenbe ct tilbubt @oels,
men ban piloe life ersans tase
aontraft ior at anfesse eler repa.
ere en- Sei, Os ban afiIus nosle meset
Subbphetier til of ppertaae
meb Seiipitemet / forFieGise
2arbe. I
San bar to Sanse gift; icrite Gang,
ban boeee / New gorf, meb en- Dame
a Song Sslanb; anbsn Gang, i hans
loe Iar, osiaa msb en- amerifanIf {
'ame. San bpbe otti Nar aammel +
1886. f
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25

s 9arst 1904 foretos gnsl9noerei
Sobn Carr gsq. en- 3eiie runbt on
gterisen sjennem 9unmarf, Sperise
Ruslanb % greusien, os ubsap en- in
teresiant BOG besansaaenoe. Man faa,
beri nosle gemarfninser ON 5orbol
bene / Ganmarf, iom er sanife tarats
teriitiife, os iom ri ifal meooele.
"9et er neppe nsbuenbist for mig at
neune", flyer ban til Snolebnins, "at
&esjerinssiormen / 9anmarf er beipos
tiff. 9aniten er en- ifiifelis, arbeibiom
5pr; ban boloer meset af Spiritus,
men er iielben fulb, ba 8limaets Strengz
beo opbeper 5Slserne al oenne Ttls
bOielisbeo, os bans Opfsriel, naar ban
siuer efter for ben, er upaafla9elis.
Seb JrOfoiten / 8orssr iaa ies en-
uelflebt DANTE trebe iAb / Sareliet.
8artinben, en- uformelis tpf Dame meb
ct sobt Sumsr Os lanse Steuler, aabs
neoe uben at ii9e ct Orb Sfabet, tos en-
5laife 8renbepin no al bet os ifjenfeoe
fin @jait ct fort 8inslas ,,fulot; ban
oraf bet iom ON bet bapoe paret Melf
Os gift itrur i'm gei."
8pinberne faar libt Gos os liot
9aoel. "Ses maa", flyer ban, It'll
9Gre for auinoefjsnnet bemRrfe, at,
Ri bar / anibe meb at sjsre os
ioritcaelise = ri funbe nemlis life tale
= os bapbe ubtsmt ale bore
pantomimilfe @ebaroeri forsjeues 5ors
paa at faa Manbene til at ~forltaa
%, fanbt ri altib no, at &pinberne fots
.eoe Dor Wenins efter at Ri Inn baube
,iort en- 9rebiebel iaamanse @eitus, ps
II min iibite Dag ifal jes altib bapbe
zen fpinoeli9e Opfattelies itsrre our
Be banife Gamer er pe( pee Mtaat %
bet aabne us bjertelise llotrpt
anistet, iom Sjertet f~oritaar o9 elifer,
0iet bar feet bet; be minber /
81 Grab OH Waleren 8oupermanns
eore 5isurer p9 bar bet ~iopiale og
tuntre Sinh, iom iaa pite ielser meb
.rioelisbeo % Jeome. Otter at babe
l9t bette lom en- &os, be / 8irfeligs
pel bar fortjent, fan jes life unbs
Zoe at sipe ct Sint ON, at be life er Iaa
mbpsselise / beres Baaflaonins, iom
)amerne bos ANDRE narboenbe Natipner ;
trenser til en- Wanb Tom Mobiipn,
II funoe f%ritiiere os iatiriiere Dem
'rt ira beres 1sieoe Baner, Der {. @r.
1ar De ifal fjsbe 8ioletsi altib briper
m til at tase mSrft Somufostsi, foroi
It lite be6soer at pabifes.
'e banlfe 9amer pil forbaabentlis fsle
It ristise / benne Semarfnins uoen at
.ioe forn9rmebe pper bens 2i9ez
embed.
De taller gnselit meb ben ristise
ccent, ps foroetmeite osiaa 3pIf ps
rant meset Ilpbenoe. Get enselife
prog banner en- u~aientlis 9el al ben
'inoelise llno~eruisnins.
9a ies fomplimentereoe en- Dame for
fprtrinlise aunblfaber / gn9elf,
arebe bun: "8i er nDot til at lore
It iaaoel iom 5ranit os 9pf til Selps I
rluar mob &Iebiommelisbeben; eIers |
loe pi nemlis oite blioe tpunset til at
Doe iom umalenbe, buffet Sc moi peb
ipecielt u~bebaselist for 0amer. !
oenfor Serne = bum mente fer Si9ls {
no os 5pen = f~oritaaes nemlis bort )
prog, Der er en- 9ialeft af bet sermaz {
tie, aloeles life" 9ette fanot lea j
mere %befreitet, efteriom jes peb min :
ilbasefomft til Soliten fanot en- bann
erercerenbe en- &efrut peb
BRUCE tpite 8ommanboorb." !
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25

Suis bu oil siensipe bine falmebe
a'noer ct blomitreuoe ubIeenbe %
lremme bin Selbreb. iaa Sploiabeb os
Stprte forerirer Maserbe6 o. Spaas
PEG, rens Blooet meb Iper's SariapS
! eno ncset anbet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-25
@nn Vpit 100000 acres Of

(N00 D[Ptf Io,UUU,UU' Ntrts az
wv" wv Wontana Snoianer Res
leroation n9r 8reat 5aaGs, 81. Benton, aS.
llnniboine % @lassom or netop aabuet for
Settling. Set er rist paa Mtneralisr %
aul, Soonesanse os Nserbrr9slano Of Del
alerbeoIte Slags. Nnleoninsen til at tiene
Yen9e er itsrte Der END paa noaet anbet
Steo ! De 5oreneoe Stater. Ru ct bet ben
rette lib til at uois9e fig ct Siem. sSor
Slletprtler, Barter o. andre Splpsninaer
henoenoer man fig til 6. Df. Barreu, Gen.
Sasl 49ent, ct. -, VI. &. VI. &'p, ct.
Yaul, Wtnn. a7tf
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1888-04-28

GRAcEyILLts, BIG STONE COUNTY.
County Delegate, NJ j. Mcdonnell
President, P. r.. O. Hara; vice-president, R. Nc
Brady recording secretary, NJ, II. Sullivan; imam
cial secretary, Edward Casey; treasurer. II. W.
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County Delegate-James Greeley.
Division, No. l.-President, Peter 8: Ryan; Vice
f. NJ. Keefe: financial secretary; A. H. Aeefe;
treasurer P. 81. Kirwan.
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READ and BE CON WINGED
ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS and

ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS and
EAU CLAIRE, MADISON, JAMES,
WILLIE. and CHICAGO. Two trains
a day each way, with through Sleep
ers and dining cars.
DULUTH, SUPERIOR and ASHLAND.
Night trains each way with through
sIeepers. Morning trains each way
with through parlor cars.
SIOUX CITY, COUNCIL BLUFFS and
OMAHA. Through sleeping cars each
way.
misunderstanding car to Tracy.
ST. j JOSEPH, ATCHIsON. I.EAvENWORTH
and KANSAS CITY. Through Pullman
Buffet sleepers.
MANKATo. bEs Mo1NEs,. CHARLTON,
ST.. JOSEPH, ATClIIsoN, LEAvEN-
WORTH and KANSAS CITY. Through
combination chair and sleeping cars.
KAsorA, MANKATG, ST. JAMES, WORTH
INQTON, SIBLEY, I.EMARS. and SIOUX
CIIY, Day trains each way with ele-
CANT parlor cars.
This service has been arranged with single
view to the comfort and con7enieDce of the ira
yelling public, and offers the best and most lux
urious RECOMMENDATIONS between tho above
named points
For tine tables and all other information az
ply to any ticket agent. Or to
j. Mo ii II: NJ W Wi z5fsi
+A'''' q - ST. PAUL, Mimi; e''' <'&'''-''
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ST. THOMAS, LIE sUEUR COUNTY.

County Delegate, James Connolly, St. Thomas.
President. Cornelius Kilduf, St: Thomas; vice
ing secretary, James Ronayne, st. Thomas;
financial secretary. Dennis Connolly; treasurer.
Henry Reagun.
Division Nc. president, Thos. McKarry vice
Spruce financial secretary, James Foley; treas
urer. Patrick McGrath.
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SCOTT COUNTY.

... SCOTT COUNTY.
County Delegate, NJ. NJ. Shields, Jordan.
Division No. President, Dr. g. T.. Msloney;
vice-president, z. j. Leonard; recording secre-
tary DR. J. T. Mulholland: financial secretary. j.
+. Kildnff; treasurer, H. J: Fit2gatrick.
president, John Quain; recording secretary,
William Quain; financial secretary, Patrick
Sweeney; treasurer, Stephen Stephens.
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ST. CI4OUD, STEAKNS COUNTY.
County Delegate, J. E. Smith.
President, ". J. Murphy: vice-presidsnt, .. j.
Morrison: recording secretary. j. D. Sullivan;
financial secretary, o. Q. Boyle; treasurer, NJ.
F}Tnu1nv
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sAUK CEiNTEH, srEARNEsCoUNTY,
President, M. T. Hartnett; vice president, NJ.
sleagher; recording secretary, ]. j. Enwriglt;
inancial secretary, p. Bulger: treasurer, John
Tor tnat
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DIVISION OFFICERS.


County Delegate-John ?. Fitzgerald 319 Nisol
let ave.
Division, No President ?. j., Rooney, cor
president, D. O'Bien, 1871 Twenty-frst ayenue
south; recording secretary, Thomas O'Neill, 1927
Washinton avenue; financial secretary, Joseph
Walsh, Plymouth Clothing House; treasurer,
Francis Conway, Fifteenth avenue south; 49,.
Division No. 2-President }. j. Mullane, SOC
Sixth. street; vice-president, s. J; McMulty;
recording secretary, P. McKernan Fewer House
financial secretary, Michael Carrou treasurer,
John Moorhead
Division No 3--President s. j. Mccarthy; vice
McGowan; financial secretary, William Crosby;
treasurer, 4. J. Dolan;
vice-president, VIM. McArdle; recording score
tary, ". II. Gubbins: financial secretary,
Isaac Rice: treasurer, r. Connolly; marshal,
John Nolan.
HIBERNlAN RIFLES. MINNEAPOLIS.
CaptainEd. Kennedy, jr,; lst Lieutenant,
r. j. Fitzgerald "a Lieutenant, J. ?. CaWIey.
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GREEN ISLE, s1BLEy COUNTY

County Delegate-J. J. McGrann.
President, Daniel Myers: vice-president, M. Nc
recording secretary William Fahey; hnan-
cial secretary, Thomas Horan; treasurer, John
EoLaar
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County Delegate, Hugh Connolly. Hastings:
President, Owen Austin; vice-president, John
!. Cnrrier; recording secretary, Tim Murphy;
I. Collins; sergeant -at-arms Y!los. Burns.
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STATE HlBERNlAN DIRECTORY.
A COMPLETE LIST OF The STATE
AND DIVISION OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
STATE pE1EaATE-Lawrence Fahey, box 2407,
st. Paul. ESaa
STATE sEoHErAR1zF. s. Bayley, 1904 Washing
ton avenue south. Minneapolis.
STATE TREAsURER-FrankL L. Cotter. Winona.
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WINONA.

County Delegate, James Hughes.
President, G. D. Flynn: president, R. NJ:
lynn recording secretary, T. j: Ceary financial
Ed Flynn; treasurer, o. OBTien.
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Captain--Ed. Kennedy, Jr,; lst. Licurenai
r, j. Fitzgerald; "a, Lieutenant, J. 2. CawIe
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-31

The New York Tablet which is
probably the most largely read and in
fluential Of the Roman Catholic papers
of the country, voices the sentiments
of large proportion of the Irish people
in this country when it says; We warn
Grover Cleveland that not 10000, nor
$4,000 but 100000 Irish Americans III
the Empire state Will manifest at the
polls their condemnation of his pro-
British, un-Americau and ar,i-Irish
policy" The Irishmen have the best
of reasons for their intense dislike and
even hatred of anything that sayors #
British ideas. and win not be slow to
express themselves very pointedly at
the polls i'm November next.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-31
An Average Vineyard.

Webster Treat of the Oak Shade
orchard. cultivates about fifty acres OF
Muscatel raisin grapes. The vines are
now about ten years old. In 1856 his
vineyard yielded 10000 pounds of
crude raisins. This last year he packed
40. ZOO pounds from the same vines.
He packed his entire 1887 crop loose.
and realized about 81. 40 per box there
for. Mr.. Treat estimates that the cost
of cultivating mature raisin vlne-
yard. per acre. including picking, cur
ing, packing and marketing his crop,
at about $40. OF course. this est ma to
is subject tn contingencies. but is rs
close TO the fact as n general statement
may be. Basing calculation upon
this statement then. we arrive at the
conclusion that Mr.. Treat charges up
about $500 expenses against his vine-
yard per year. Taking the two last
years together the total yield was no.
900 pounds. or $500 boxes. Surprising
he averaged 81 40 per box the gross
'OAtA 10 iOl lhO wv lNdlo NUN lHl0
iifty-acre vineyard were $500. De.
Quoting $500 for expenses for two
years and there remains $1,000 net
profit, an average net profit of SO $50
per year. or SCI clear gain per acre.
These are not boom figures concocted
for the purpose of deceiving tn c credu-
lous tenderfoot. We believe t his rep
resentation is fair and homes show
ing of what there is in fr nit cul ture in
and around Dav isvile. When it comes
down to sober fact, no local. ty in the
State can justly boast Of better aver
age. OF course we could cite in stances
of rs high as 500 to $3.50 clear profit
per acre from fruit culture arc und Da-
vsville, but it is not necessary to dilate
on these instances to prove 'he apac-
ty and adaptability of our soil 70 fruit
culture. 1t 8 true that ma fure fifty
acre DavisviIle vineyard can be run
for $500 per year. and that the gross
proceeds therefrom will approximate
50, $50. leaving a net profit of -. $50
that ought satisfy anybody who does
not want the earth, with barbed-
wire fence around t-DlUiSUtNe (Cdi.o
sigad-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-31
GRAND RAPIDS AND SAGINAW LINE.
Ar. Going West.
ITHACA BRANCH.
COnpeCtIOpR-

Detroit-Canada and Toledo Div OF the
Michigan Central X. r.; Great Western Div.
Grand Trunk Ry.; Grand Trunk Ky.; Detroit
and Cleveland steam Navigation co. : Steam
ers; Lake shore * Michigan Southern Ry.;
Wabash Western Hy.
West Detroit Grand Trunk Ry.; Lake shore
s. Mich. sou. R'y.
Plymouth Jnncton-Flut & Pere Marquette
Ry.
south Lyon-Toledo, Ann Arbor g. North
Mich. nv; NJ. y. Div. OF G.. T. lCy(
howellJunction--T Toledo, Ann Arbor x North
Michigan nv.
Trowbrdgc-ChicHgo x Grand Trunk Ry.
Lansiug-Sag. Div. of VI. c. X. K; Lake Shore
X Michigan Southern Ry
Ionia-Dct., Grand Haven n Milwaukee Ry.
GlecnNiile-Tolcdo, Saginaw X Muskcgon Ry.
East Saginaw-SaV. Div. VI. &. r.; Flint x
PCrc Marquette Ry Port Huron Il Northwest
ern ty.; saginaw, Tuscoa X Huron Ky.
Grand Rapids Chicago a West Mich Ry
for II. Joseph, Chicago and the west: Grand
Rapids Div. NJ. {. r.; Kalamazoo Div. L. : &
VI. =. at Bridge street
Biz kapid-Cnicago q West Michigan Ry,
and G.. it. ~ |. nv.
Howard Citv-Graud Rap.ds& Indiana R'y
tur Zig Rapids. hecd city adiilac. Traverse
titN. Prtu>kcN. MuCkiuHw. ~. Ignacc, Mar
qucttc aud Lake superior Points.
J. IS. MTLLtkEN. Cu'l Manager.
" C'""ENTE, Traffic Man. Detr oft
'r.'t''ra t1ihccs Detroit. Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-31

Nr, ". Il Doxic. OF -. Louis, COM
mitted suicide Wednesday morning. 1t
is reported that She has threatened TO
do this rash act. At9 O'Clock she took
a dose Of strycmiue and lived only Is
minutes. She Was aH old resilient of
the village, was - years of age and
leaves husband, two boys and two
girls.
\ little grand child went into the
house about nine o'clock and Mrs. d..
was sitting on tie floor, beside her lay
small piece OF paper she told the
child To- burn the paper up which was
done and by the time the child got
back from the kitchen stove Mrs. d..
had fallen over aud was in convulsions.
The little child called her mother who
sent for DR.. Baldwin but before he ar
rived she was dead.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-31

The iopeer Socie,v OF the tow asips
OF Seville. Sumne.. Pire River and Ar
cada met n Mile 5 9 owe. near Elwell
on Tuesday last. The exercises were
Interesting and enjoyable. An address
by Rev. Dr.. Hunting was very much
appreciated. both on account of the in
tcreSting subject. matter of The dis
course and the pleasant manner in
which it was delivered The recital of
the experiences of these early pioneers
intelspersed with the many interesting
Incidents of their sturdy struggles TO
make their homes in the wild woods"
were of thrilling interest and serve to
enhance the honor and respect in which
they are held by those who come after
them to enjoy tie benefits of their
ldbors.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-31

Now comes the formal announcement
that T. L. Tarsney is in the field as IA
congressional candidate The reasons
for his willingness to accept third term
are said to be that there is Il great
amount of work in which he is inter
ested that is not yet finished. There
are those who think that the work he
has not done for his district is 50 much
more than that that he has done that it
will not be dangerous experiment to
Try a new hand. If Col. Bliss does not
accomplish amy more IN the next two
years than TaSney has in the last four
Tarsney, who is still IA young man, can
be returned i'm 1880.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-31
Gratiot County G. A. R. Encampment,

There assembled on w ednesday
in tins village one of the 6ravest,
most heroic and patriotic body of
men ever seen, men WHO, when the
country was in danger, when the
pcrpctuity Of the Union between the
states was threatened and treason
was rampant in the land, had the
courage and patriotism TO band them
selves together and march TO the de-
fence of our lives and liberties and
through whose labors and sacrifices,
deeds OF hcrolsm, and sutferings, we
enjoy the blessings of home, of coun-
try, and the thousands of untold
blessings incidentally connected with
and clustering around these great
central ones, than which noncg reater
are vouchsafcd to man.
These were (as they are pleased to
call themselves the "old soldiers of
Gratiot county. 1t is sad to look
upon the depleted ranks, the fur
Iowed brow, the whitening locks and
lettering gait of those heroes assem-
blcd here and remember the swollen
ranks, the vigorous manhood, the
proud and eager tread of these men
when they marched ont to stay the
,ide OF rebellion that threatened TO
destroy all that we hold dear, and
realize these are all who are left of
that brave band. The absent ones
have given their all, even their lives,
as sacrifice upon country's altar
to save, not for themselves but to
their surviving friends and to
Posterity, tie inestimable blessings
of liberty, Of country and of home,
while they, themselves, sleep the
sleep that knows no waking. Blessed
martyrs. May Heaven reward them
richly, for We never CAP.
At . o'clock Thursday, after prayer
by Rev. \. f. Hart, Rev. DR.. Hunt
INC delivered mastery address
which We are pleased to announce we
will publish in full next week.
The Alma band rendered several
inc selections in their own peculiar
way.
A glce cub composed c NJ. and |
Mrs. Almon Ycringtou, MIS-. Arthur
Meyer aud Mr.. Fred Ely, with Miss
Jennie Smith ao organist, sang some
appropriate selections in a very cred /
table manner. A comrade sang the /
odd coffee kettle on a pole much to
he amusement OF The crowd Com
.ade Philips spoke briefly and the
'rowd dispersed 10 engage in, aud
witness the grand parade. There
we're eleven posts represented, seve-
al posts of Sons Of Veterans and two
POSTS of the Womer'S Relief Corps.
The meeting was altogether a sue
.essful one. The attendance was
rood. 1t is estimated there were
hree thousand people on Che ground
Thursday.
Much credit is due Capt. w. ).
Iurck, L. y. Chadwick and Others
or their efficiency in making The ar
for SO pleasant a gather
ne of these gallant men.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-31
Brace Tn.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite Is
poor you are bothered with Headache. you arc
hidgety, nervous, and generally out OF sorts, aud
want TO brace up. Brace up. but not with spring
medicines, stmuants, or bltters, which have Tor
their basis very cheap, bad whisky. and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave YOU
In worse condition than before Whot you want
Is an Alternative that viii purify your blood stait
healthy action Of Liver and Nj neys. restore
your vitality and give renewed health ana
strength Such a medicine you will Grd in
Electric Bitters, and only % cents 5ott.e.at
u. 3. Webb's Drug Store
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-31

The tide is sweepug9ll one way-ior
projections. The Democrats see IT,. and
from having shouted orftee trade have
changed their tune and are trying TO
prove that they are just as good protect
ionists as the Republicans. But 1t is
too late Carlisle may make protection
speeches. and Cleveland may write a
letter of acceptance denomcing free
trade in unmeasurcd terms, but it Will
be Of no use. Tie people know now
what these men really want and what
they will do if they get Tie power. and
they cannot change the issue now.
Cleveland has made his bel; now let
him lie on it, for he can't lie out of it,.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-31
Republican state Ticket.

For Governor
CYRUS G, LICE. of Gilcad.
For Lieutenant Governor
JAMES II. MACDONALD, OF Escanaba'
For Secretary of State
GILBERT Il. OSMUN, of Detroit.
For state Treasurer
GEORGE l.. MALT, of Apln.
Foe Auditor General
HENRY Ii. APLIN, of West Bay city
For Commissioner of the Land Onice-
ROSCOE ID. DIX, of Bcrrin Springs.
For Attorney General
STEPHEN V. r. TROWBWDGE, OF lonia'
For Superintendent or Public Instruction
JOSEPH ESTA BROOK. of OiNet
For Member of state Board OF Education.
PERRY POWERS, of Cadillac.
For Congress eighth district
col. AARON II. BLISS
Electors At Large, r. \. Algcr OF WAYNE
and Isaac CuVpon, ot Kent.
FIRST district Edward Burk. Second. Junu
f. Rcal. Third Richard kineman Fourth .
w. French. Firth, Don i. feathers. SIXTH
Jas NJ. Turner. seventh, John :. Thompson
Eighth. Elliott F. Grbiu. Ninth, w W. CUM
mer. Tenth, Harry p. Mcrrcli. Eleventh
Perry Hannah.