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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-09-21
ALMA RECORD.
Supplement-.

Motion made and supported to recon
slider action of council i'm ordering 100
notices published and posted in respect
to violation Of ordinance relative TO
water works.-Carried.
Original motion then voted on and
lost.
On motion the action Of clerk and
president in issuing order Of $500, in
favor OF Elmwood Cemetery OF Detroit
the same being interest on outstanding
water bonds. was confirmed aud rati-
flied.
On motion council adjourned.
NJ. MONTIGEL w. \. BAHLKE.
Act. President Clerk.
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VINEGAR BITTERS.

The only Temperance Bitters known. IL
stimulates the Brain and quiets the Nerves,
regulates the Bowels and renders N perfect
blood circulation through the human VEINS
which IL sure to restore perfect health. A
beautiful book free.
Address, II. II. MCDONALD DRUG CO,
sag Washington ST.. NV York.
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
and Health Restorer. Cures all
kinds of Headache within Thirty
Minutes--Try il.

GEO. W. DAVIS. OF 100 Baronne St. New
Orleans, La, writes under date May 18th, 1888
as follows: Il have been going 10 the Hot
Springs. Ark. for fifteen years for an itching
humor in my blood. | have just used three
bottles or Vinegar Bitters and IL has done me
more good than the springs II In the best
medicine made"
JOSEPH J. EAGAS, Of No. ~ West st. New
York says: Have not been without Vinegar
Bittess for the past twelve years, and consider
IL a whole medicine chest In our family
MRS. MATTE FUkGUSON. of Dryen, N. Y.
says: vinegar Bitters Ia the best medicine
ever tried; II saved my life 4"
TT BAILEY, OF HUMBOLDT, lows, says: "Vin.
egar Btters cured me Of paralysis. ten years
ago, and recently IL cured me OF rheu matism."
MRS. wM. A DAVIS. of Camden. N. J.. says:
II have suffered greatly from indiges tion and
bowel troubles, and vi egar Bitters gave me
great relief"
JAS. II. DWiEH, OF Webster. Mass. writes
IL always use Vinegar Bitters as spI. ny medi-
cine. and have best of health
l.. COLEMAN. - Montgomery st. New York
writes: Il find your Vinegar Bitters first
class tonic
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City Dads.

Alma, Mich, Sept. 18th. 1888.
Common Council met in regular ses-
sion in clerks Office on above date.
Present; Trustees Hawkins, Smith,
Montigel and Tinker.
Absent. President +. Il. Green and
trustee Bagley.
Minutes of last session of council
read and approved.
Claims presented:
:. Turck & Co, orders $50. $l45.23
O.. :. Ward, services. .......... $500
Frank Ward, .......... rs
Wright Schneider & StuttZ, sun. S.75
Mrs Celia Conkrite, wat for tank 500
J. 5. Macdonald, services ....... go
NJ. j. Bogardus, ..... 9.3S
Wesley Wilson, -. 49,. 4.99
Peter Feehting, " ...... ATS
On motion all OF the above claims
were allowed at footing and clerk in
structed TO issue orders for the same.
Fire committee recommend that an
order be drawn in favor Of Alma Col
lege for 81 80 as rebate on matter Of
water works.
Trustee Bagley appears.
On motion the report Of committee on
fire department be accepted and
adopted.
Committee on street recommend that
the highway north of the premises of
A. Bahlke. on Superior Street be re-
paired.
On motion the report OF the com
mittee on streets was adopted and
Commissioner instructed to proceed IN
the construction and repair OF the
same.
Committee on streets recommend that
q crosswalk be constructed ON west
side of River Street at Walnut and also
ut the north side Of Walnut at River
On motion the report of the commit
tee on streets was accepted and
adopted.
Committee on claims report claim of
Wright Schneider X Stuttz referred to
them at $50 - and recommend allow
ance at the same.
On motion such claim was allowed at
s30.75 and clerk instructed to issue or
der for the same.
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Possesses tho tonic, purifying properties oi
sea bath. curing all lOcu' kin and scalp d.
eases. pimpc-. blot hes, eczemt. tctt"r, char
ing. etc. II is made from perfectly pure mat
terials and Is mos; healing aud inyigouting 10
the skin. keeping IL In fresh clcunund b Hlthy
condition. Sold 10y druggists and fancy goods
dealers, or sent 10y mail one cake for p cts or
three for 90 cts by the projectors
X. ~. MCDONALD DRUG co,
532 Washington 81, New York.
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Victory Through Defeat.

Though the Republicans were success.
fal In the recent political contest in Rhode
Island, great victory was gained for the
party Of the people by the passage of the
Bourn suffrage amendment to the consti.
tuition. The vote stood In favor of it 90.
Sl6 against it Il, $50; constitutional ma
5ority, 573, the affirmative vote being that
much over the three-ffths vote required
BY the constitution. The amendment
thus passed places foreign-born natural.
lied citizens and native-born citizens on
the same plane as to suffrage, and sub.
stitutes polltax for a registry tax.
There are ., 400 naturalized citizens who
are now disqualified and who are now
enfranchised by this amendment. There
are also $4,000 aliens of voting age
IN the state, and when they have the yot.
ing impulse to become citizens, they will
make great changes in political results.
The foreign.born citizens, twenty.one
years OF age, residing in the state, are as
follows Ireland, l4,sl2; Great Britain,
S,OA; Canada, 4,78i British America
626; Germany, 1925 other foreign coun.
tries, 1888 total, 81, ,9l6.
When the large influx of new voters
comes to the polls, there will be little left
OF the Republican party in Rhode Island
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Women In Politics.

eMrs, Ashton w. Dixie, an English
LADY. who came to this country recently
a delegate to the International con-
vsutibn Of women in Washington, Is q
arm believer in the need Of woman pre-
senting herself at the polls to work for or
aeainst cause in which she is inter.
ested. She says: I" In England, women
10 to the booths, and their doing 80 is not
regarded as anything extraordinary. II
American women would take more In
terest in politics, booths would not be set
in undesirable places, and politics would
almost certainly become Of interest to
many men who take no interest In them
now. In England women are constantly
urged to work for Parliamentary candi-
dates. Quite recently Lady Anne Blunt,
when her husband was imprisoned In Ire
land, conducted Parliamentary cam
paign for him, and did it SO well that Mr..
Gladstone wrote to her saying that he re-
garied her as her husbands full repre-
sentative, and that he had no doubt his
caufe would prosper under her manage
ment. This letter of Mr.. Gladstone Is
especially remarkable, as the great Lib
ersl leader has never expressed himself
In favor Of woman suffrage"
II is very consoling TO think that
women In Lancaster county are not
called upon TO take an active part in poll
tics; for in Republican households, there
would be few pies baked this week.
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Preached ut His Own Fuppra,

Tne morning mails contain an account
q how two thousand people gathered at
. small church in Clark county, Georgia,
on Sunday to hear Rev. DR.. Pridges.
aged "a years, preach his own funeral
sermon. He had his grave dug, and a
coma made for this occasion. He gave
NJ text, second chapter Corinthians,
eighth verse, and gave the large crowd a
short talk in very faltering manner.
This remarkable event should have
much Of suggestiveness to Senator In.
~. OF Kansas, who recently preached
NJ oWs funeral sermon bya speech in
the Senate m which be traduced dead
htroes without compunction. 1t is safe
- say that no man OF this generation co
completely committed political suicide as
ths Kansas senator did on this c:asion.
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ireland and scotland

Mr.. Dalfour's boast that in the pro.
claimed districts of Ireland, the Irish
National League was dead beyond resur-
rection seems to have been boast and
nothing more. The meetings in Clare,
Galway and Cork on Sunday showed the
League to be in the most active kind Of
life and Its leaders ready to knock down
all who interlered with their proceedings.
The indefatigable William O'Brien at
Loughrea dared the government officials
to arrest him without success. Fortu.
nately the conflicts with the police were
not Of very serious character. But
they were earnest enough to let the
12yernment again know that the strug-
~ - "nme Rule for Ireland has SIM
Ply Deen postpon., never abandoned.
Ine English governme... ouat soon
bend to the inevitable. The Suv..,sh
Home Rule association is moving vipor.
ously for the same end as their Irish fel
low citizens across the channel. This
organization calls attention through an
elaborate circular to the evils that re-
suited to Scotland by the Union in 1907
Scotland entered the Union without a
penny Of debt upon her national re.
sources. To-day she is joint obligant
In an enormous debt Of nearly seven hun
dred and forty million pounds sterling,
mainly caused by the French war, fight.
ing the enemy OF England, not Scotland.
The Union was the main cause Of two
rebellions in l7l5 and 1745 after each of
which some of the best blood of Scotland
was shed upon the scaffold. Scotland
has, during these last twenty five years,
paid at least ten millions more in proper.
ti0n than has been exacted from England,
duo mainly to the fact that while real es.
tate In Scotland is assessed at It's full
actual rental, under valuations made an.
nually, the valuations In England are
made only every third year and at sums
much below the actual rentals.
In dne, legislative neglect, unjust taxa.
ton, unfair distribution of revenues,
church quarrels, the expatriation of ma:
tive talent and the annoyance and ex.
pense OF administering Scottish business
in London are driving Scotchmen to the
desire Of Home Rule as eagerly as it is
wished for in Ireland. The British en-
ptre, with these two sons struggling to
gain an autonomy that they once held, is
IN no position to long resist their com.
bined demand, particularly when the
night for their position is led by the
matchless Gladstone,
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WANAM kER'H.
- '~,'---~'>- ---a--~~- ----- e--'.--
PRILADHLPHIA. Monday, April o. 1885

Il
About 100 styles OF Partisan
Novelties in Jerseys. Opened
for you this morning. In all
the new colors; full line of
sizes. They'll be quick goers.
second floor. Chestnut street 'front.'. FAKE elo.
India Silks. The lightweight,
wide exquisitely fine stufs that
of late have won their way with
women Of taste. The wit and
work of spinners, weavers and
dyemen have kept even pace in
them.
In plain shades alone eighty
four colorings and forty-two
different designs, 75c to $3.50.
Satin figured Indias on white
and ecru grounds, scattered
with twigs and bits of vine and
blossom shapes. Drapes richly.
By gaslight (or daylight) looks
to be worth a great deal more
than the SI.25 you must pay for
it. 1t is worth more-we fix
the price by what we can afford
to sell it at.
Better value in Black India
Silk than we ever had before.
The very finest quality made,
80 inches wide and only $3.50! !!
Toss it in air. Light as gossa-
mer almost. But nothing Slim
ly or sleazy about it. Firm,
close, even. A very Black
Prince Of Indias.
Black Indias at 81 and sI.25
if you choose.
Surahs. Plaids, checks, and
stripes. New ones are turning
up every day. Like Summer
skies, they take color from all
sources. A medley Of prices,
75c to $3.50; widths I9 to "a
inches.
That sprig of royalty. Pom
gee Silk, holds neutral ground
on the color question, but is
aggressive enough in price.
Real dustless Shantung s. the
piece of I9 or 20 yards.
West Transept.
Dress Goods. New comers
pushing their way on to the
counters. In the squeeze some
prices suffer.
Serge Plaids, slike Mohair,
styles, I5c from csc.
22-inch Printed Beige, mix.
lures, checks, and cross.bar
effects. Down to 1aHc.
Cheviot Suitings, 10 effects,
45c. A little lighter, IL styles,
37H.
All Beige, Spring and
Summer weight; brownish,
grayish, olivish mixtures. 3o
in, size.
All.wool Serge. big weIts,
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WITH the traditional perseverance, OF
inventors MIR. Hugh Robertson, tho designer
OF the great raft that broke loose last fAll on
on the Atlantic, II hard at work building
another. He has fity men at work on the
shores OF the Bay OF Fundy and expects to
launch his craft In June. Strictly speaking
1t IL not raft, but great ship without
hold or cabin, solid masa Of lumber GOO
feet long 5i deep and 3s wide, fitted with
six mssts, square rigging, and full steering
gear. On two OF the masts will be power
full self feeding lamps capable Of burning
thirty days, 90 that In case 1t should be
abandoned 1t would not DO 20 dangerous
to commerce a an unlighted wreck.
The danger to commerce lies In the
possibility that The mass Of logs will not
keep their ship shape under the strain OF a
heavy gale, and In spite OF the lamps
drifting mass like that is not pleasant
thing for sailor to think OF In stormy or
foggy weather. Ships often drive right on
to reefs well mark ed on the charts and
guarded by lights, and this ship II sbsn-
doned will have all the dangers Of moving
reef. ship owners have been trying for
for some ears to persuade governments to
adopt q system Of hunting up abandoned
vessels and towing them into port or de-
s,roying them at sea, but 30 far without
success. An international arrau cement
seems to TO necessary.
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favorite colors. az in, 45c.
34-inch Serge, 37Hc.
:.eL Csa.,a azKc

34-inch Serge, size.
42.inch Crepe, size.
40 styles Of Saxony Plaids.
AS a lot, neater, prettier than
last year. Impossible See
them. 3S in, soc.
"A in c h Chevron Beige
Stripes, 10 colorings. 40 in,
75c.
Cashmere Beige, I3 shadings
Of gray and brown, 3S in, soc.
A dozen from hundreds that
ten steps will take you past.
s.utheast Of centre.
Japanese Umbrellas. The
Japs outdo the world in these
things. A little paper and
wood and paint and Jap wit,
and presto there are the Um-
brellas. Lightness and bright
ness. Graceful shapes. We've
almost any sort or size that
comes from Japan. For chill
dren, 10 to 75c.; Sun Umbrel-
las, soc to $3.50; Lawn Um-
brellas up to IL feet spread, So,
$40, $I2.
Basement. northeast OF centre
Odd lot wave edge Gas
Globes, mostly amber. Regular
soc goods; these I5c each.
They're seconds, but you'll look
often before you guess why.
Basement, north OF centre.
The Diamond Skirt Form
folds to umbrella size and
spreads to 36 inches waist
measure. Packs in a trunk
corner when you travel. Fills
the bill for a dozen uses. So.
Other Skirt Forms, So and
$3.50; Waist and Skirt Forms
combined, $3.50.
Basement. east OF centre. '..
AZ varieties Of Imported
Flower Seeds, &C a paper. Pay
Ioc somewhere else if you
| choose.
Basement. north OF centre
Dog Collars and fxings
However high you rate the pet
we've the trappings to please
you. Collars, 25c to 50; Har
ness, $I.I5 to S6.75; Whips
soc to $3.50; Leaders, IS t
85c; Chains, IS to SI.as
Combs, 80; Brushes, 6oc.
Basement, northeast OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
| Philadelphia
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PERSONAL.

LILLIAN OLcoTT, the actress, Is dead In
New York.
RosooE CoNKLINs's physician says he
IL not yet out Of danger.
SENATOR QUAY Is back In WasbiD gton
from his Florida trip.
JOHN WANAMAKER's store In Phlls-
delphia has been raised in assessment
from 81, 10, 600 to 81, ,675 900, by Its propin-
guilty to ths new public building.
BERNARD REILLY, living in New York
active. He is the grandfather Of County
Chairman Charles J. Reilly, OF Williams
port
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.oSlTIvE PUBLIC SALE,

ON FRIDAY, 27rH DAY OF ArRIL. A. d. 1888.
the Tndersigned. surviving partner OF the firm
OF Russell q shulmyer. will eX pose to public
Lancaster city. the Following real estate. to
No I: An that certain two story Brick Dwell.
other Necessary cutbsiidinss. well With ap pump H
e y No S on c,iy the
es or is. g ana % e1tsn1nx IN dsn,s ssst a
feet more or less, to Lafayette Street, aojoin-
All NO. ana srssh Sns
ing attached. frame barn ana other Sa outSuiid. build
ths southe.st side Of Major strest Isnos:ssr S Sn
81 feet, more or less, ana extending in depth
?3o feet, more or less, 70 Lafayette street, Al.
joining Join ms property of Mrs John Doerr. No. i.
No.s All those certain four two.story Brick
Dwelling Houses, with two story back build.
thereon erected and lot OF ground thsreto be- be-.
longing. situate Nos 42l, 42s AS and IN. on the
the sS Sty os sSn sSS sna
tanning In front on said Cherry alley 81 feet,
mn,s one inch nc a., ana extending in depth is feet.
Ing property OF John Mercer, pubic alley and
No. Z. All those &C rtain two two story Brick
ings attache d and other improvements thereon
erected, ana lot OF ground heretO belonging,
situate Nos. 433 ana 1885, on The east side 81
cherry alley. between Lemon and James
front on said Cherry alley 26 feet, inches, ana
extending in depth ll2k feet, more or less, to
~ feet vide common alley. adjoining prop
erty oI Jonn w. Ausser, j. Myers and 9th.
ers. These properties Will be sold a. mum.
bered, or separately, as may be deemed most
advantageous.
Sale to commence at * o'c'ock p. M, when
attendance will be given ana terms made
known by GEO sHULMYkR.
JOEL L. hAiNHs, Auct. ADAM. W .Sts
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The Daily lnteIIigencer.
.a.nAsrER. APRIL Q. lsss.


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ona surrounding towns for 1oc Per week
~ nasl. ek00 year; eRb0 for six months.i
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Eight Pagee. only $50 per annum, In ad'
vance.
oubsoffberS wishing their address changed
must also state where the paper 10 now for.
Wax0ed.
AAvortaaements from 10 20 - cts. Per line
oAoA insertion, according 70 LOCATION.
THE INTELLIGENCER
Lancaster. Pa
A.r>,srnoma connect,op
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| AsrElon's
PALACE OF FASHION,,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster. Pa.
Our Grand Spring Opening
will take place on Wednesday,
April nth, and Thursday, April
I2th.s'
We extend a general invita-
tion to all.
Come and see one of the
Grandest Displays ever shown
in this city.
Our exhibit Of Pattern Hats
and Bonnets will be the largest
and finest ever made by us.
1t will excel in number as
we'll as style anything ever seen
here before.
Upwards of one hundred fine
Hats and Bonnets of our own
design, trimmed expressly for
the occasion, by Madame Elise
de Quetteville, our expert mil
liner, will be on exhibition for
the first time on Wednesday.
These Hats have all been
trimmed after the latest Paris
and London fashion, and the
material for them has been
taken right from our stock.
A special occasion. For the
first time since our existence
we have been fortunate enough
to secure about twenty
Real Imported Hats and Bon
nets, designed and trimmed by
some of the finest and most
celebrated milliners in Paris.
These in themselves will prove
an attraction which has never
before been enjoyed by the
ladies in this city.
One thousand souvenirs will
be given away on Wednesday
and Thursday afternoons, be-
tween the hours Of two to six,
to those who ask for them.
Our store will be open both
evenings, but on account Of the
great rush, there will positively
no souvenirs be given out after
six o'clock.
This will be a Grand Display,
and you would do wrong to
miss it.
SPRING OPENING
AT
ASTRICHS P. O. F.,
Lancaster.
-
AsKEw'
AS X F. w
OR Me-
AT NOS. asi AND $50 WEST KING STREET.
oNlyd
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Remarked to friend the o,her day that shs
knew kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs vas a superior remedy, ~ 1T stopped
her cough instantly when others had no effect
whatever. 30 to prove this ana convince you
OF ita merit. any druggist will give you n Sam
pie Bottle Free. Large size SOC. and el.00.
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It is pity TO allow him to wander around

BY order Of the court, . full and detailed
inspection ofthe Keely motor ia 10 be made
by b. Wilson, the plaintiff In the recent
suit, his attorneys and four mechanical and
scientific experts named by the court. The
result OF this inspection will be kept secret,
the board being only required 70 decide
whether the motor on which Mr.. keely 70
now working is the same that was assigned
to Mr.. Wilson In 1869. 1t IL probable that
Mr.. Keely and his lawyers VIII be very
careful 10 let this able committee know Just
% little % possible, or at ell events Will Try
to make Il certain that the present mntor II
not that Of 1869. without making clear ex-
sctly what IL really ie. But the report OF
the board, which must be given within
thirty days, will be awaited with . good
deal of interest
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WANTED- HONEST, TEMPERATE,
w Energetic Men to solicit orders for our
sursery STOCK. Permanent employment and
good pay. satisfaction guaranteed 10 Gus.
omers and agents. write for terms. X q.
CH AsE = co lsso South Penn square. Phil,
Rdelphia, Pa. mars9-6teods
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Il have taken not quite Q bottle Of Hoo0b
sArsaparflla, and must say u 10 one Of the best
medicines for giving an appetite. purifying
the blood. and regulating the digestive organs
that ever heard of. II aid me great deal Of
good" MRs. n. A. eTAnLYv, CanastotA. n. Y.
~ took Hoods sarrspAriIlA for loss OF appe-
lite, dyspepsia, and general languor. IL DID
me vast amount of good, and have no heal
fancy IN recommending IT," J. W. WILLIE
YoRD. Quincy, Ill.
al had salt rheum on my left arm three
years, suffering terribly. took Hoods ear.
saparills, and the salt rheum hiss entirely dis.
appeared" II. n. MILLS, n Ere nch 81. Lowell,
Mas.
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HooD's sARsAfAR1LLA
Health and STRENGTH

II you feel tired. veal, worn on, or run
down from hard work. By Impoverished con-
dition Of the blood or low state Of the system,
you should tAke HooA's earsaparilla. The
peculiar toning. purifying, ana vitaiiEing
qualities OF this successful medicine are soon
disease, ana giving quick. healthy action 70
every organ. IL tones the stomach, creates An
appetite, and rouses the liver and Kidneys.
Thousands who have taken II with bene0t,
testify that Hoods earsapariila makes the
weak strong"
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The Keystone Planning Mill,

With good run Of trade. IL onered for saie on
!. .no most Ieasonabie terms A good chance Sor
youns y men Wisning 10 engage In business,
Apply 10 y. -. STU R0Is, Art.
ml9 3wd wdM,w,s "a