The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-03-30

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From a scientific poin, of view the
most noteworthy article in the April
number Of the Forum, and one of the
most noteworthy that has been pub
ished in verv long time, is an ex
PLANTATION by DIR. Brown Sequard, the
great French Specialist, of the loca .
ton ofthe brains various func,ions
Bancroft Advertiser: Obert &
Sherman shipped two carloads "f
clover seed last Friday TO Chicago.
The value Of the shipment was over
$4,000. THE G.. A. R 5 of V
and w K. c. will have big doines
April 9th, to ceIebrale the surrender
of General Lee. Organizing Co 90
will be one IF the laughable and IN
ieresting features of the occasion
More next week. Watch for 1T
The Republican party, By anything
like wise management, can eject d
straig ht county ticket this fall By
poor management they can throw it
all away.---.Wirhout a boom; with
out any unhealthy growth, Bancroft
Keeps right on being the livilest viii
lage in the county.
Ex-Judgc John c Wheeler, Of
New jersey, who has long been iden
titled with the Democratic party, and
who has spoken in recent campaigns
in the Middle States, was az the
Astor House to-day He WAS on the
way 10 Waterfowl TO make an address
before the Grand Army Post Of that
place. GeNeral Wheeler is Past
Commander of the Grand Army of
Republic, department! OF New Jersey
and he said:
am a strong pro'ec,ionist [ Lave
for lime past called myself a Randi |
Democrat, but the way things look at
present, | can no longer be known by
that name, as it would place me in a
false position. | am a good RvprbIi
can, for that party has proclaimed its
poicy--protection to American in
dustries. The Mills bill wiIl destroy
three Of the best industries in our
state-the pottery interest, The glass
blowers and farmers who raise moth
ing else TO speak OF but potatoes. 1t
is almost impossible at present 10
send them to New York and Sell
them at paying profit. If the tariff
is to be taken off the, :, w Jersey
farmers can not raise toes at all.
shall be in favor of platform
for the Nalional ele n which
there is the strongest i've tariff
plank. TIE dispositl" the ad
ministraton TO depri,. ,e Union
soldier CT his rights, q Cleveland's
record in this connect "a have had a
great effect upon Inc. have always
believed that the Democratic party
would take care OF New Jerseys in
dustries, but can see now that it
neither will nor can. Senator Nc
Pherson and Congressman Randall
have frequently met me on the same
platform and on these occasions we
have said that our industries were
safe in Democratic hands but the
argument, we used then are OF no ct
feet now. The Republican party S
record on the saloon also suits me.
The latter must 90. 1t may not be
good politics, but | Ike the Repub-
ican parry's stand on this question,
in my State. As far as Cleveland is
concerned would rot support him
under any circumstances. The
Democratic party is now placed on
record for free trade and no other
construction can be placed on it and
it is led on by tie administration. All
of our National interests are against
this. With this platform New Jersey
is sure Republican State next fall.
think there is no doubt Of it. As
fer the soldiers they will surely vote
against Cleveland.