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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-09-13
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-09-13
owosso, SEPTEMBER IS. 1889.

The Saginaw Courier-Herald says: Hon.
A. L. Bliss has been appointed aide-de-camp
on the staff of Chief Marshall M. Nj. Parker
on the occasion of ths Knights Templar
parade to be held in Washington October s.
This is compliment friends of the Con-
gressmcn as well as himself appreciate.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-09-13

WANTED.-Any one having hops, fully
ripe picked before the frost and carefully
dried in the shade, may find market for
them at our store. PARKILL IL Son.
For SALE.-At a bargain, if sold at once.
House and lot, corner Saginaw and Goodhue
streets. JOHN DONNELLY,
If Grand Rapids.
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The conaress q American astIona.

The Congress of American Ma
lions TO be held in Washington on
5he 18th of October next will he com
posed Of the following delegations
Argentine Repnblic-Senor Vim
cent? Quesada.
Bolivia--Senor Juan z. Verlarde.
Brazil Councillor Lafayette L.
Pereira.
Coiombia-SenoI J. M. Hugtado.
Costa Rica-Senor Pedro Perez
Zeledon.
Eeuldor--Ex- President jose Mann
Camaano.
Guatemala-Dr Fosnando Cruise.
MISUNDERSTANDING Zelaya.
Mexico--Ange, Ortezy Monoste-
rio
Nicaragua-Dr. Horacio Guzman.
PERU. G. G. Zegara
-Nicanor Bolet Peroza.
The commissionersfrom the United
States to the Conference are the fell
lowing-aamed gentlcmen
John b. Henderson, OF Missouri !;
Cornelius N. Bliss, of New York /;
Charles r. Flint, of New York !.
Clement Studebaker, of Indiana T.
Jefegden Coolidge, Of Massachu-
sets WIN. Henry Eascott, of Sonth
Carolina Andrew Carnegie, of Penn
sylvania Henry G.. Davis, of West
Virginia Morris NJ. Estee. Of Cali,
fornia John T. Harmon, of Georgia.
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A sto.y s,...s Jadgs Gsi,ly oac@.
sionally repeats when the subject a
Michigan justice is up for discussion
runs substantially as follows:
Wher cratiot county, Mich, first
began to he disturbed Isl pioneers,
and after it had its first Justice OF
the Peace, farmer named Davidson
walked three miles to sccare j war
rant for the arrest Of his neigbbor
named Meacha y, fer assault md bat
terry. To ave the constable sis
mile trip, the defendaat with
the plaintiff. They encounter his
Honor just To- wing bis house WITH
his gun ever his shonlaer and Da-
wilson hated him with
esquire, want 9 warrant Tor CHS
man for stirling me-
"I'm in an awful hurry said the
Squire. "Come tomorrow.
"So'm I in a hurry, and I'm going
to have raising tomorrow.
"Meacham, did you hit him, 'asA-
ed the justice.
eyes"
Davidson, did you strike first I"
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They We're All Cynics.

"Good morning, gentlemen" said
the new conner as he joined group
this morning.
"Itisn'ta good morning" respond
ed one of those greeted.
~ mean | hope you have had a
good morning." said number one,
"But we haven't" came the unani-
nous reply.
"What meant said the new
conner, twas that I hope you would
have had good morning if it had
been a good morning"
awe would, hit as it wasn't, we
didn !, was the reply
"Wel, then coca afternoon, +" sad
the ou comcr end or lie walked
Providence Telegram,
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T.:e Ylroinian Gets Ihere.

"cns h;~~ ho~. r,;ns ir,ens sold
well.krown Board of Trade man to
Kcs IS G !, liz 5 man, ~ attend
Il. !. 80 o,vue ,omn in Kentucky
once where they made it in tubs and
IA, 4 cane rods about five or six
* sg u hm, g tbs j .al-
ence soule walk up and take q srek
of Tie fragrant stuff and lihitum.
That's whoi call the lap of luxury
.'Hnmph, tnata notinng,n said
Nayor Nncwlss the gai. travelling
r..sss vapt &c sac Savannah,
Flcr. III a Western, who is native
ci i.seawoDd Va. Last summer
,3ssaea old gentleman living
II Goo he had eight Sous, and
liked in . fpe old plantation house.
Standinc on The broad veranda one
could inhalc the fragrance of 10.
acre fed of mint that stretched
a-sy from the foot OF the lewn. |
retired early ana arose at sunsise
and stepped out on Tire veranaa,
Nas.e mJ host nd sons we're await
ing me. As soon as ! appeared the
old aan shouted TO . coloTed man
who was doing some trivial chores
Oh the lawn.
'hy, there, John; take that scytbe
and go down into the patch and NOW
enough mint for breakfast"
"That's what ! call true hospital
ty,o added Knowles, and silence pre-
vailed FOL the space of an hour
Vickebi,rn Eor0ld
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A woman came in from Dearborn
one day this week, says The retgoic
Free Press, and went % 80 the Of
fee of dentist.
II want my teeth fixod ue $50
"and you can give me ohioro'3rm or
ether.n
"We don't give either nowadays, =
said the dentist respectfully.
every well, then, give me chloro-
FORM" she said, IS she climbed up
into the velvet chair.
"But we don't give chloroform
either" explained the dentist
81 GonS manU cnioIuioI m-esnel ,
il want just plain cbloroform," said
the toothache sufferer.
"Allow me to explain, madame
remarked the dentist, smothering an
inclination to smile 81 give laugh,
ing gas TO Patients, but neithar chic
reform nor ether, neither of which
is in use now"
"The woman slipped down out OF
the chair and tied her bonnet on
with bump.
"Los me OF e tbs. SIZE eyclaim-
ed. II believe the man is crazy
with his either, neither, and such
stuff. I'll go to dentist that knows
his business )" and she shut the door
with a slam that started every tooth
in that dentists head.
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Fashion Notes

The autumn bonnets are Of aaeGi
In size, or else very small low
shapes, with long crowns, to I'll the
low coiffures now fashionable.
Black chip and crinoline hats are
all the fashion just now, with nothing
but full cluster of flowers, chiefly
white or red, just laid over the fiat
protruding brim,
Tsyer was there such profueion
Of flowers worn on botA hats ea5,
bonnets. Black straw hats with low
crown and fat broad brim are ex-
tra1nely stylish, wrcathed with foliage
and small flowers Handsome rib
bons also form an important part of
hat trimmings.
The newest patterns in fur gar
merits for tie coming winter Il H.
figure more closely than those of a
year ago. The bulky Innings of
quilted satin are dispensed with in
many cases, heavy quality of silk
being substituted, with but a thin
LAYER Of wadding beneath il.
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The Routine OF Military Life.
THE DETAILS OF A UNITED STATES SOL.
DIER's DAILY WORK.

The United States soldiers first
duty begins at $50 in the morning,
at which hour reville is sounded by
the bu.g lers OF ali the batteries. At
this signal the men all leave their
quarters and foTn in single file on
the parade GROUND The roll is the-.
called by the sergeant, who also pre-
sent5 his morning report TO the cap
tain. This report shows the num-
Der Of men on duty, the sick and the
absent Application for leaves of
absence are handed in with the re-
port, and after the commander's APP
provel the men are ell dismissed, ex
cept those who are to do guard dGty.
The guard detail is made out the
evening before it is read ont, snd the
men who are appointed serve for
twenty-four hours, with relief
every two hours.
Tattoo is sounded al 9 o'clock,
which is q signal for the men to
"turn in, and at 9:l5 taps sound, at
which time all lights must be extin-
guished, unless a special order has
been issued by the officer of the day.
Besides military duty the soldier
is subject to extra service. In con.
nection with the barracks there is
good-sized farm, and the soldiers
are frequently required to throw
aside their guns for hoes and other
agricultural implements, They also
do all sorts Of outdoor work, RE
quently imposed as punish@eA.
for some offense.
A soldiers wardrobe consists OF
two suits of undress clothing, one
dress uniform and helmet, collars and
/ cuffs, shoes, stockings, underwear
and all other necessary articles ofap'
parel, furnished by the government,
to the amount of 1920 for five years
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The Folly Of Raising the Face issue.
Petersburg Iader-Appeol Den.)

Petersburg IndeG-APpeol (Dens.)
What good to tue party or to the
community can we hope to accom-
plish by appeals to race prejudfces
and passions il .Ais contest. There
might have been some excuse for
such appeals Immediately after the
war, when the negro votes were un-
der the control of aliens and enc
mics known as carpet baggers, who
were here only Tor plumber. But the
Republican party Of to day is com
posed OF very different material. No
intelligent and fair-minded msn be-
lieves. no matter what he may say
that there is any danger to tie cixili-
cation or TO the peace of the com
muEity from the negro as long "a he
is under the control of men like Ma
rome, Lamb, Elan, Rlsir, Boiling,
.iinetree and hundreds Of Others rs
galiant Seutherners as ever wore a
Confederate uniform,
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A Laays CHANCES Of NJ arrylae

Ever woman his chance OF
"catchiro husband bat is con-
cedod that young ladies between
twenty ard twenty-five years Of ace
are more likely to draw the matri-
.monial prizes However it is not
al nnuaaal thing TO hea, Of The mar
risgo Of : ledy who has passed tue
li.ras-l. 5age eae terry mark. aet,
how os.n /. wcmpn Teak, disririted,
enervated anu tormented by diseases
common TO her sex, hope TO become
happy wife and mother2 OF coagse
she cannct; vet b7 the magic aid Of
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
sll these obstacles are swept away.
AS a powerful, invigorating tonic,
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
lmharts siren 9Th to the whole sys-
ten, and to the womb and its APP
peuaages, in particular. For over
worked, WORKOUT rundown de-
5il.s4taa teachers, milliners, dress
maters, sea'nstgeaes, "shop-giris, y
hoase-keepers, nursing mothers, and
feeble women generally, it IS the
Greatest earthly boon, being IN
equaied as all appetizing cordial and
restorative tonic.
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When and How to Disinreo;.

Clothing which requires disinfect-
inc should be submitted for about
three hours to temperature OF $500
in chamber charged with sulphuric
fumes from a large quantity of sui
phur. The chamber should be so
constructed as to prevent the fumes
from passing off. No germs can
stand this.
rs After a room has been used by a
person sick with any contagious dis
ease, it becomes necessary to disin-
feet it before it is cit to be used again.
This is done by removing and burn
ing the paper on the walls, removing
the bedsteads and other furniture,
and exposing them to air and wind
and giving them fresh coat of var
nish by having the mattress made
over new and the hair boiled by
burning in the room three pounds of
sulphur, and by whitewashing, paint
ing and papering the room anew.
Now that it is generally conceded
that consumption is caused by germs
which multiply in the lungs, meth
cd of disinfecting them, which shall
be harmless, has been sought for, but
as yet without avail. The vapor of
creosote, the oil of the eucalyptus
and carbolic acid have been tried,
and, to some extent, they may para
I'VE OF stun the germs and prevent
their rapid increase; but as the pas
sages Of the lungs are delicate and
the vapor cannot be brought very
near to them without injury, the
good Elects are slight But there is
one method which cannot fail to
prove beneficial, and that is The in
halation Of large quantities OF fresh,
pure air. This is worth more than
any disinfectant for the lungs and
can do no harm.-PracticdJ Farmer
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JUST 10 YOU BEST.

he signs is bad when tofa commence
-find'n' fault with Providence,
md bs.ikin 'eanse thu e. rth a1n't make
Il CT y pl in step " tAAe
b man is great TIL he can see
I stripped to salt il k sd re
b hung his sign Uu any vhC
81 doctern is 20 lay aside
Ententions 5 II ID
|st do your bes ana Eraise blame
bat follows tA,.t, counts Jest tl.e same
Re allus noticed great success
Dai Sed with trouble more cr Ices,
nd rs the man who does rho hcs
kat gets more kicks har a, t est
james WaitcegH4 Rttag.
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Tlc led Ia. sr's s. $50

W0Ue.,y 1Iuyavifee.
A young lady broke Of her en-
gagement wien saitor 0hen d
Gealthier lover appeared upon The
scene. Sic wrote 10 saer Old lover
requesting him to return her pho
tograph. Here was /. chance Tor le-
venge, which he took by sending her
The following note Il would gisdiy
comply with your request, but If l
do II viii spoil my eucnre deck. |
have collection of photographs
which I use for playing cards,.and I
do not want to break it by giving
away the queen Of diamonds"
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WAS a TRIO WH al sttNED DURING
IL wAR, An q saaygD ua WELL.
From wbe~e We SUI 9ii the tavern
ran6a we iooa ishr across
e Mississip river although at the
fge Of the r,7sr Oh on SIDE there
as hlpff ioesy sea5 high, With .
rong current below. All along this
Iuf were commons, and ne had an
lcbatrUctcG view. We were talk
g and smoking when goat came
ound The corner OF an Old abandon
warehouse and began to feed TO-
Rrd us. Five minutes later an old
hite-hsired darkey, using cane to
PIP him along, cans CIT from be-
nd the warehouse END stood almost
the edge Of the BLUFF, and appear
to gaze across the river.
What A44s take sh..a { 7st h. got,
he only kAeu !. whispered one
the party
WHAT fool Of nigges to take
Ell 3 risk p o9owled second
We ou.Ag u have nasued tic old
ar who sear 4 totally ansuspic-
Ts Of asase But ae didn't. Hu-
II raaas4 d jas that way. lie had
len there Two or thgee minutes when
e goat observed HIM and began to
itch his tail, ft v4s none Of his
siness tA~4 tie man VAS there and
law compelled him TO Kick up 3
IS, but ~e al saw that he meant to
it. rs kc gatAered.Sos rUn every
bn rose 20 warn tie victim, but no
sraiDg wss uttered Il was human
ture 70 Tant to see the fun. The
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0tALlFORNIA.
~ Special Parties. sSsmi monthly Tour
Sleeping Cars. Cheap Rates Southern
Pacific Co. Address II IA Why, Cen'i
Eastern Agent, 343 Broad, N. l. II. /.
SMITH, Ag'L 402 Chestnut ST, Philadelphia,
or any Ratio. \ Ohio Ticket Act
may25.am
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seorns her Dad Father's W5rds.

Some sensational occurrences are
King place with regard to the will
1.-THE lrso II. r. Hughes, "a wealthy
Il prominent brewer, who died in
ston, Pa a few months ago,
M or estate valued At nearly
900. IN the win was clause
Eh bequeata, 70 bis daughter,
j. ". 'es, au annuity of
during he Sic upon condition
"a she should separate and live
,rt from nor husband 10 whom
q es hs ,oat gelsonel dislike
h vii d p greay aar Len il
| 5 firsg q public as 81 concern-
vasa aps ts most pIou.lsat
l,ple OF tto town Saturday last
l.. Davies created s sensation by
King putt cagd ID WHEN she
las the assertions mace by her
Ter ia his ~ as erroleous libel
and f''a She further says /;
Tad my father estate bcea yalned
kten times is 81 ysBso1y ct 81 9 time
demise END the same placed at
sposal subject to such condi-
1 would spurn, scorn and re-
accept the whole or part
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The United States steamer Dol
phin, Which arrived at Plymouth,
England, from the Mediterranean
last week, and which was under or
ders to join the Enterprise on a
cruise through Irish waters, has been
obliged Ito 60 ION dry dock to re-
pair.
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How to keep On umbrella" is q
newspaper article heading of West
ern exchange. We know. Dig a
hole sixteen feet deep and bury it
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A hen out West has just laid an
egg as big as bowl. 1t is the first
time we ever heard of bowl egged
hen.
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hantles of Spanish red cloth, trim
a with black embroidery, are very
hionable.
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Ewpes - "a les. IhyitSsng AdVesi--
. f4 ,1 2en,0r7s0J5e s1es'
Ia III Countries, Nosd0as and Il.
lands, Wilderness, Tropics, Poles
Erceellngly Interesting and IN
styuctiUe. Beautifully Nsuotra,sG !
a Great Success Any6oGy sclsh
say paysng employment, send q 4sck
" for descriptions and particulars
10 A. GOrtOn a. Co., Pub
fishers Philadelphia, Pa. f9g
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II led we aen clam great manv
thing but have never head oos
boast q ICING o'aor than her hrs
hand.
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! WARRANTED

- ----"---...saye guar Slsee Iron
for L viii II he svs refnn " 'ne oDeS p'
!, asa ,.I Row .,i, yiSors q TOME. tonic;
and 70 the womb j its sages 10
Particular. For overworked, an. OUT"
rundown" debilitated teachs 'nilliners.
keepers, nursing mothers, and feeble women
generally, DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Is the greatest earthly boon, being nnequaled
As a soothing and strengthening
nervtne, FavOrite Prescription 10 me
qualed and is invaluable In allaying and sub
haustion. prostration. hysteria. spaems and
other distressing. nervous symptoms, COM
monty attendant upon functional end organic
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de-
epondency.
Dr. Pferce,s FavorIse prescription
"a a legitimate medicine. carefully
compounded by an experienced and skillfni
physician, and adapted t. woman's delicate
organization. IL Is purely vegetable u ~
competition and perfectly harmless 10 rs
effecfs&in any condition e the system. tag
morning eickneSS, or NAUSEA. from whafeVsE
cause arising, weak stomach, Indigestion, a77-
pepsia and Kindred symptoms, It's use, in s9ltlA
Doses will prove very beneficial.
"FavoFfte RreRcrspffo~S SN q posse
tive care for the nsost COR iatad ard Gt-
sGinate cases OF leuc0rrhra. ", ra ss,
painful meDstruatfon. unna u y egNgEe sfis,
pruapsus, or falling of the womb, wax back
female weakness" antest. ii !, "a e9xefal'la.
henring down sensations. CIR cons asffaMs
inflammation and uicer0Jon ~ tae WeA0b, n
0ammation, pain and teDae n a7aelea,
accompanied with Interrri ~ T
as "a REGULATOR ana ..Ohio.es Ct si&Ae-
tional action, at chat critiea p.'iod u On n Fe
from girihood to w0manheva " ravorife Pro
eeription is a perfectly 0ie@iai essef =
and can produce only grcT refuife. u g
equelly eff s9cioua and NAioflle iI its elects
when taken for those 40 ~ u1 etang-.
meats incident tothat iGttF = most cFifsat
PERIOD known as The Caa Life
"Fav0Yfse PreRerSTf zen talks
in connection with the usn "a Air. Pierces
Golden Medical hi Dpvery. -n, 4t.l laxative
doses OF DIR. PicrCe : Purvafiv s'silets iALtlc
Liver Pi.isl, cures i'Tei, fidi Ed Bladder
diseases. Their ef .iEed p $50 removes
blood taints and sbolisnes 'sDsserous and
scrofulous humoH from the fsvsn.
Large Bottles sf.oo, -z Bottles
for $500.
For large, illustrated Treatise vn Diseases Of
Women (l60 pages. paper send zen
cents In stamps, Address.
WehHs DlspsnsaFy Medical Association.
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SOUTHWARK.

Connection for All stations vums,f-
land Valley and Peansly Is RaslraNd
system.
GEO. u. MLnSrIING,
h!eh. 'S7 Superintendent.
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LIGHTS & SHADES
'ro stand under tie sky

l9 stand undcr tie Sky
aght ter DAY and axps g sake
s..a1N Il avery picture ~ SssT2fN face vi
est2ct lest view and 0btain good eA-
WsUsaiag ona ZACH sitter, Is > IcrS ~
tptl(3 ~ s greater amount i hsa'uS thaH
Sens blletted to rs r4ortAls. Grea
iQc,meat skill. experience and patience
tNa as9S ssr gaust have, and DSe them q
tSe tf,ae, 4 nd teen ~ will hear complaints
0sl tns et4sr hand, there are many plea
a@8Ilf6s Ssvs ONO. "Sball never geA
done thssfnp YOU Tor the ge - picfH
on m, new ssiafad parcnJs.3 "loucaugiIa
the syeetaat ~ preston Of my dear babe
says iona mother SO reader. rou SEE
tbSlS al a,ael iignts ana shaslos. - ph4
Biography than those on the fese sittefs,
L. 4. HUNTER, the lead p '''sraph
or &aa.aatgas, and SUE e~a~.a4 sg.A~.t
painter. uses inc best pa rs ~ !. vss-
rs = IA tls led, uses jne.s 2 ,gn'
ing and posing TIC face to maze snS bes9
hkeness possible, and keeps Ala sstters w
4 good humer wv being asfee7Nse ssmsaif
lie II aiasser "a the situation and under
.ins Is a Il gs. livery thing system
attic, no excitement, all that IL required to
mako . s918 trait. -Calls SD sFe him
20 y nneen Street.
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The treatment Of many thousands OF cases
of those chronic weakneeses and distressing
Hotel and surgical InstItute. e buffalo. n. ".
has afforded vaet experience in nicely adapt
ing and thoroughly testing remedies Tor tie
cure Of w0man's peculiar maladies.
"a the outgrowth, or result. Of this great and
valuable experience. Thousands of testimo-
malls. received from patients and from physi-
clans who have tested 1t ia the more aggra-
waited and obstinate cases which had baffied
their skill, prove 1t TO BIO the most wonderful
remedy ever devised for the relief and cure Of
suffering women. 1t is not recommended as q
"cure-all, but ae a most perfect Specific for
womans peculiar ailments.
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