The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-02-14

Auburn, N. Y, June o.
80 r. X. G. Medicine Co.. have been :
great sufferer from kidney difficulties for .
number of years. Have taken all kinds OF
remedies without benefit until heard of +.
f. e. remedy. have taken two bottles
with most gratifying results. / am now ell
tirely free from headache from which l was
q constant suffeper) and believe the worst
forms of kidney disease can certainly be
cured by its'use. Mrs. CHAs. WHEELER.
ia Genesse street.
In recent speech Mr. Depew said
''For the first legal paper | ever drew
charged S1.50. A farmer was my client
and he beat me down to 81. Twenty years
afterward wrote a paper precisely similar
and received for it $500, with many thanks. v
Precisely, Mr. Depew; your first client was
a man who earned his 81 ''Iy the sweat of
his brow" and knew its value. Your other
client was doubtless a corporation that OBJ
tanned money by defrauding the producing
classes and practically knew nothing of the
value of 81 to the men robbed by its extor-
tons. In the same speech Mr.. Depew said
q lawyer was now sometimes paid as high
as 500, 900 for re-Organizing a railway COM
pany. True, we presume, and the laboring
classes pay that $3.50, 900 in the shape of ex-
yhorbitant passenger and freight charges,
but that fact MIR. Depew forget to state.
If your baby is suffering with those troub-
.,les that nearly always attend teething, don't
delay. but use at once Dr. Bulls Baby Syr-
up. Price, 25 cents.
DIR. w. Il. Chamberlain, of Ames, Iowa,
recently delivered two eloquent and instruc-
tive addresses before the Farmers State Al
lance of Ohio, i'm which he summed up the
hope of permanent relief from the present
depressed condition of the markets in the
West, by saying 'finally the hope of farm
ers and all others similarly sltuated must be
in legislation" and THE TIMES believes he
Is right. Combinations. corporations, mo-
nop0lies and trusts must be annihilated and
that right speedily by legislation, or there is
great danger they will by, revolution.
Thousands of people are building up a
fine business by tearing down their health.
For such as pursue the course of overwOrk
and induce thereby liver disease and dys-
pepsia, Laxador is actually blessing.
Price only 25 cents package.
J The interesting fact is announced by
Messrs Charles Scribner's Sons that they
have acquired from Mr.. Henry M. Stanley
all the American rights for his personal
narrative of the expedition for the relief of
Emin Pasha. Prior to the appearance OF
the complete work, Scribner's Magazine
will publish an article on his last journey by
Mr. Stanley. 1t will be illustrated and is
certain to be as important contribution as
any that has ever appeared in an American |
Magazine.
Readers may have noticed that Mr.. Her |
bert Ward, who was pne of Stanley's Off |
GERS, makes no mention of the expedition in |
the article recounting his experiences upon |
the Congo which appears in Scrbner'S for |
February, the fact being that Mr.. Stanley |
.as reserved the sole right to describe this
most remarkable of all his African under
takings.
Be sure to call for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
# you are troubled with bad cough or cold.
, Under the head of 'Dairy Dots" the
Massachusetts Ploughman says, and we
,mmend its sayings to the careful consid-
tatiOns of our readers, that: 1.-The demand
or pure milk i'm cities and towns is likely to
icrease faster than the population. Multi
udes of people are not yet aware of its val
se as an article of daily diet. Milk and
read are far better for children than the
axes and pies that are fed to them i'm such
abundance now. AS the laws of health be-
come better known such things as milk and
Eggs will have better market They are
natural products, while cakes, pies, and the
whole brood of continental dishes, are de-
ices that discredit good sense, more or
essp