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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-28
THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL %.

Tuv so7Rcs of evils Is the one point
v,a-a oorrsotlon should be applied not the
m.nv ST which they manifest themselves.
p.a.,dsnt Harrison, while independent OF
80 coordinate branches of the governments.
10 or,v 40 az long as hs observes the laws OF
Via country. When he breaks those laws ne
IA mat az subject to the penalty thereof as
ony other malsfactor. he has sworn TO e4-
ecnte all the statutes enacted by Congress,
,nc,ndjpg that in respect of so-called ciV'i
ssrv,ce reyorm-of which he even processes
tn he enamored. But nothing is more pat
on. tbsn tbe facts that he does not do 90, ana
that he ia therefore forssvcrn. A congress
alopsl Investigation OF the violation OF the
oiytl ssrylns law is now In progress Du1 the
psrty charged With the offsnse is an ins'g'
ni6cant one-the postmaster at Baltimore
Of oourss be Ia guilty, but not more 30 tnan
thousands Of other Office holders. MT. ha''
r,son ia the msn whose violation OF the ia"
rafarred to should be investigated. He
sands h;g Cabinet ministers TO their respeoe'
,ve States 10 'est up" Harrison Delegations
n tina Minneapolis convention, and even
hrinua the counsry's foreign ministers bsck
home 70 ssgork" for his denomination eno
reelection, snd ell the federal Offices In the
1sryer Mites CT the couasry, from the new
Work oustons' house down, have beer trans
formed into election bureaus for the same
nnrpoae. Otoourse II the head OF stream
IA foul. ell TIE rest CT 1t ia pollussd. line
congressional committee should inVea'igste
Mr. Esrrisop. not his subordinstes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-28
we'll induce the President to doubt the VIE
dom OF allowing his name to 90 before snh1
convention.
FROM WASHINGTON.

lspsesa Correspondence Of tse Alexandria essss'e
WASHINGTON. D. O., April 20. 1897.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02

Ffon 6 ME hardware store On both
| sides Of Water street. to IL. railroad bridge
. Al srted .isa.i ssca - are nes p'essins
% the syes. si.tsf 81 he icea.xne. che
pssies, the osres, CT The ruSi.c. The
ssore formerly sccsp'ed BIZ Fn'Isr IL in bsd
cord hon feom the drs Ct svs,si veskI
ago. Between G .ui3's sad Gasiia's stab =
10 heap Of uasishd5 rsias from the fire
Of Jan. I3.h. nd thea absvs the Hill G
Mscsmser Block are tie rui.. fresh frau
the FIRE Of Surd,y tight Ga tas opposite
side Of TIE street. are as, old Ard us.ig II Y
ruios Toe po,aiar belief is tbs. this se =
'itosy will seoo be ssilt up With i ie b'i ,x
biects, = much :, b. desired improvement.
The owners Of the lsni are. however
doubtful! Of making brick blocks pr table
Tia old buildings TIA. we're pAr,ly bu.i ed
On sardsJ ersaiHs are nearly destroyed in
the rear. II spears tia, the dye house csu
b repaired AID possibly ins ether bsiIs.iss .
may be patched up ,hsuxh i, ia dou 5sfai.
Dudley has novsd il,o The Hill & Macon
Der BLOCK 10 thu store fssnsrly oecn JED by
Wight. the jsseisr Dostie b.s moved back
inso ns cid store. Dsafborn's shop GOT lille
damage and be opened ysstsfday ms.ain2
The Chlfe.e laundry VS. vacated yss:sr-
day snl the proprietor gee. iato the Mikaio
landry for the prsseai. He alleges tia,
bis aurk in the rear Of the laundry wa
broken irto and between thirty AID forty
dollars n silver vas stolen. /. appears
that when tie oil izniIed While Page was
drawing it he lsf. the faucet Of the oil bar
rel open =. h ie he run give the alarm and
he oil poured firth 70 .ncresie the fury Of
The Are.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02
CORPORATION STATISTICS.
Tie list Receives u Complete Revision
and /. Il Valuable Document.

Ac. applet rsyise Of the lie. Of CORPORA
lions from the year 1920 to January II,
fsae has lust been completed and ready
ior the binders. Il ri'l make book Of
az pages aod vas compiled ~i'h grss. care
snd much labor Chi ~ By ar \ H..
Russell, clerk i q ,he { flee OF TIE secretary
Of s:sis
This book vili include n list Of al the
corporations chartered by the lie fsstares.
also all chartered under the general law.
together with al charges in Ne amount c (
capital stock. ds'e OF the Incorporation,
s,c. lacluisd in this lies " Ii b5 these cor
parstons thaI hsv5 been excused from
making returns. sIs, those that have been
d solved by decree q She court. There
IL also s.peeiAl i,t Of elscr!G hsh. sGd gas
corporations. OF all lhss5 corporations
25iG have been granted charters
by the L gisa urss,a 4 3Gi2 have obtained
CHI I,srs nader the general Law. About
800 have been eIcu ed from making snuusl
retu'n. 40 nave been d.s).yei by a
dscrss Of fhs court and few have surrc'
ieted thei. charters. The uumSer OF the
corporations thst have made returns this
year IL 20ia The lls hssb been revised
for Ave Yesrs =, 4 stevissd i will be in
great demand D. al al sny way Interested
in corporation,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02
STATE NEWS.

CuEISEA
g. W, Searles and wife started for Den
YER, Col. this week on n exc dei visit.
Their sou + ID. SesrIes - located there.
Nathan Mason and wife have moved into
Mr.. Sesrles house, where they will remsin
during the lstteTs absence The members
Of Chelsea Grange, No. 2l5 are requested
to be present 81 toe regular meeting Friday
evening, when fAsi strange men,s will De
ma tor building their hall Miss Grace
Hsll has been home rex for over week
Sue returred TO AUgu,ts. SUNDAY -
7. Hayes has got into bis sew quarters And
has Z lite convenient sore ami p0stotii -
though smalI.-Mrs ) nab j. Douglass Ia.
been qui,e iil with Ia grippe. a, this VII
ing she i+ imprJvirg II wly.--Ms Ma
James of Df"s I'm ia n se~n ylsitlng bel
aunt, Mrs. y, 81. H,meErsy Il hwle,
Watson, cur sowa Llsls was Gale TO
Winslow last Friday ty the ,u,len death
Ct ri, fisher. He vile acc mpshied him
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&orlr.


FkNUENtNTt
NUith Nassa bore Jan. s., TO The wife OF j. h
BCsssc q daughter. - ihs.}
Last sslooro-Jan- 70. to the wife c Bert
Euitsrdcld, a sou.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02
v. H.', Make! Dow.
LINEN DEPT.

New lot of extra nice Table coy
erS / dozen Napkins to match. The
whole sets at 2.75, $50 aud 4 90
J6 in. Turkey Red Damask at 35c
per yd. Bleaehed Linen SO in, a,
AZ Lee. per yd. ) lots of fringed
Damask Towels slightly soiled 25,
35 and SOC. per pair.
Former pricc 35, 80 and zoe. p Ell
pair.
10 y.is, Twilled rasls for 40c. 10
yds. Checked Glass roweling fol
65c. Piles and piles of Linen, Glass
Linen, Handkerchiets, Tidy Honey
Comb and Turkish Towels You will
do we'll to examine this stock early
as the best Bargains will so first
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02

Both the method and results when
>yrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasan.
inl refreehing 20 the taste, and acts
yently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
EN- efectualiy, dispels colds, head
aches and fevcrs and cures habitual
:onsdpation. Syrup of Figs is the
'nly remedy Of It's kind ever pro-
irced, pleasing 10 the taste and &c.
cep'able to the stomach. prompt in
Is action and truly beneficial IN its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many osceIien: qualities commend it
q al A.. have made il .as most
popaiat fer,sig Known.
egr-r e Hga ;s fo1 yls 4 &c
ar = k3t - BY 81 .eadias dug.
gis!z Ary E.llahi. drggg.s. who
uiay nas hsrs i. az a&aG wiz pro-
curs It promptly fo1 snv coe Who
w'shes TO tty II Do NOT accept any
substitute
CALIFORNIA FxC SKRUP co.
saw FRANCISCO CAL.
+oiasnnfs, xr view yOss ~.
aavlAh~tv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02
ALONG THE WAY.
Js~iAenis that GreHred, Gsssip. Cenver
.afisn Overheard and seribisms.

They tell . good story ct ons Of the hotels
Yssrdins the nasnss il which ths portsr
sos The Ds.tss Of aas e. c!sss Of travelling
peopls Who l.srs . call 8. ID. eff g aa1
When e.ilsd ss,p13d "a. inmeilste'y fall
ssisep szain only to get up TOO late for the
early train and declaring that
they we're n.Vef csiisd. The party
in question h,d played snis game On the poi
tor several times and the pSrtsr bad received
% many rsprimaad. f8r falling 10 do his
duty shsczs he .sciired he had called The
nan s,sry time. o. this occasion the party
.ef, . cal s16 retired. Al the appointed
tine the porter knocked On bis door. "Ali
night" came the resp1rss. Another
Knock. IAN right, I say" Another
saock Ard very emphatic rather
than polite response. Ba: the porter didns
"lss up till the mac sngriiy opened the
door snd asked, VIA, ,hs al do ysa
vsn.i"
''s.xr this call back pIes.s, said the
porssr.
The man looked a. him, took 10 the siig-
stion, laughed, sisnsd and 40, down 10 time
fer breakfast and TIE train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02

NXTANTEp- livery lzdr and Gentleman
wv In Augusta TO call al Herscy's Koston
shcc store and examine tho best Ice Crecper
in III" market. Price soc. per pair. Whole al,
price gives 10 dealers on application, Jsui,dtf
WANTED-if Yea are slek, or woald know
W correctly the prospects OF ine, TO call on or
address, Dr, II. \. Merrill, Western Ave, Al.
rusts. Maine jSSidtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02

Email afys,ttssnents, BOT exceeding fssr nSss
eoailG nader the head OF wAHrRp, Rcn AALn.
10 LIZ. Lost, -, viii Be inssr.sA tve tA0se ~
. eeets, hree tisaes fos - ssnts And ore vesh NJ
" essts. advases paynrsf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02

heoheoeC CoEEtY fof M week endinR Jan
10, 1872
AtoUsrA-JobH b. Cream to Henry c. Royce
lard, tizS. Edward q. otoftr 20 Narrrn & aai
/ col a. laHt. Csc, Caroline zod Ira L. Massie r.
tside0n Mat 1ais land ana oai iiaza. kitJ9; Lydis
lish rness 70 Dris0n l.. LisheTacs-, IaEd aBd
cIixTos-a @. Wa,dfon 70 pauafd ". Do1g,
snt Nathaniel .iaqaith. land. tp55: la, Y. and
Geo. D. 5tsvatt TO Albert wills, Land ami bui'at
| nss, $3.50
| land in south tsardiaer. $500. Chs II. P.str.dg.
| TO Gieh=' Hac Nana'a land. $50, AionI Z
wells 10 Abal d. Desn. LAM, slos0 Lena. sii.
~ Chss W Kobiason, 10 John ". Uar.is West
Gardiner. land AMI building, sl2oo. j. ~ Wat
sln % o. h. Clsson nd JoHn milton. Iaads 800
ia 4ow ELL-- Leonard Jones % Cha- II
JOINS, land a8d tuildinzs tls0
LIr'HsIsin- Cyrus L iadrIex to The tnhs oitanta
Of the IOWA { Litehtrld. and. kS5 Eliza r. Rau
dali TO har.ta T. Williams, Ian $50
OAKLAND 5ara1 Afeu Of Sso shrgan TO Geo
frue0. iauf, tll5; ChRs. " fol.0n 10 81 L. K
G. 4. A. wfa'low. land. sl25. same 20 aane
| land, siZl, Samuel B, Irafton OF WattryiNe to
Chaa =. steY ms. land. 600.
fffrSr Ds-J3segh Lap'ain Of Pr stoa 10 tir
Hs'nes Dewitt Co.. lands, 81
kEAtfIELn-l imolby Leighton Of Mt Nrrnun
= Roscoe II. solon: iand. 600; nmeia f,
OF winthrop, land aud baiidInzs, kl1O0.
kAsSALHoRo-JenHh Novel aud Geo. )
Hawea 70 John Dougberty. Daniel MURPHY. e,
al land, ticO, james Robbins 70 Ira J fobLina
snd and bulldogs. fS1o, ~e'linRtul 7 keyno d,
Of Wins ow o Inos. IL. ssafkey aud Alfred OH
yer. land. ttGr-
Watsrvi ie aud I. = LIBBY Of Huraham TO Lens
G. ,tursey. ian'i. $3.50: Joseph Gauhrcau 70 IHsel
ihihesa. la }, Fil hts o. aas and TO taI water,
TOO
v yrHEoi ~ inhabitants Of the town OF Win
thT"I to the Gardiner Water POWER Co. H1wa e.
rslits 10 East Winthrop. q IS.
VIM ow-Le onard T.. Getchc to y trsen T.
Geteheil. land 81, and other val COZ
wIrst"s ana NAsSsLUoRo-Harrrn h. Get
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02

Lsyi Cyr and another Frsuchm.n. name
unknown. got into a discussion yese'ds,
afternoon III = house on Laurel bal. CIR
who had been drinking, gave the other fe
low a violent blow in the face. la the
him and lodged him in the Lookup for the
gar. Cyr IL an old Offender
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02

money will buy, 80 every family ssol,t
have 4: Oncs, bottle Of the hes, fsmily
remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse the sys
tenn when costive or bilious. For sale il
soc and 81 10 bottles By all leading drug
yists. dec7d&vIm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02

An illustration 81 . miraculous escape
vss Afforded las. week when the boiler q
Ho-sris sausage establishment, exploded
Oss q the employees vas working in The
room With the boiler and only about twelve
feet distant at a bench when the explosion
occurred. Oie piecs Of ibe boiler struck
the work beech Iboa; two feet from
him and shattered It. Several small
pieces p,sted IL. above his head
and through the wall in front Of him.
z ute large piece passed at 10 one side
and completely shs.;ersd some hsAvy stand
ard scales. The mans skiI was Oiled With
PARTICLES Of dust snd cioders sod his clothes
vsre areDchsd, lie doesn'G care to repeat
the experience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02


JGige Andrews -enttO Boston yesterday.
II. B. Wymsn Of West Sidney was in
The eitT yesterday.
Mr., X. Il. Mnhrs is ia the city from
Bangor Tor a few as7'.
Mr. c. Il. Guppy is still confined to his
room 81 the Augusta HOUSE
Mr." Il. + K7ovles vii spend The
remainder Of the ~in;er 81 her old home IN
f'taeli.
W. s. Cotton, L q clerk If the House
OF Hsp'e'entaov''' vas in the city yesseF-
DAY on business.
marry Lee. tie's IN the |. Fuller Son
grocery store - At ~oJk ag'in af.sr An
Attack Of the g,ippe.
MI Nd hrs, ID. W Petiersiii vent 10
'ho'on yesterday to ss'end ihs funeral OF
An' fs'terg'h = brother.
zap Akins OF the salvation Army lets
ms easfse here and went 70 Portland on
~e Afternoon tan yssIsrdsy.
q senator + NJ. Hay OF We'torook
''a geo NJ oeider', ESQ OF Portland,
.s's IN 'h' q y and called a. the State
haa'e ys.teFl,J.
iAe Misses Bea', daughters Of SAFE
i'eHH'sf Heal, VIII, have eeeo a. h' Au-
gu" haa'e Tor s.v1fs' week sfi for
''''oh !e''erd'Y.
Asset humo' Ed, Of Cnfin1s, =
member Oh the old Fifteenth Mare R'si.
msn'' "" in The city yesterday, ard visited
here.
M,.C.L Gibh, vita an, a,,o,,,, ~,
have bee, the gss.t,o,Mr al VI, CO
II. Phiop,v ,stn.rsa ~ Rat, vo.,..,.v
mor,ins. NJ. ciss, ,h,u,,,ssr ot,h,
Bath Bes,c,
Mr.. ,us Ms II n.-;,. ,n,
hon Grand p,n,,. NJ, .,.-,.u
They h,vs ,.an -, 80,
Mr., D.,,as .,,sr,., ~, 49,. g..
the, w,u,h,, v;,,i..,
NILE 49,, o,.., -. ,,o,,
tary Of .,a,,cs;,. - ~, ,.a, :. ~,
oil hone :, p;,.m,
SICK yi.h !, IT..
the ss,s lima -.
Mas D.,,M c..t- -. -. 49,,
for the p,,, $50. a.. -. ,,s..
risnn the Stat, l,,, -. -, ~.
lo,i,ion "a ,ccs,, 49, a., !. a.. -
eses Of h., h,o,h., -, $500,
E4,nskosb,s,, G.. ,.,, o., 80
h,s,, -. 'U'
-----------------,
Boston pape,, eont.,, l,,c,hv ,o,;,.. .
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1allf0.



Pa ,tir-,Ian. 2e, A butr alton, aged atout :
years,
wfofcrp, rt--Jsu. u. Mr.. Harriet G., v low Of
the late $. : BobiosoD, formerly OF AL. Vernon,
sR.d NJ y ar, aud months.
ri tsten-Jap. 2S. 20 tha wife Ct Mr.. NesleJ
Narsir, daagote-. Jau- IS. 20 the wife Of Geo.
X Marstr, laughter
E-st yzssalt ofo- Ian. D. NJ. Richard Rcnteit
ag~i Rb-u - years.
Va .hoIo-Ian. IS. Mr. Su,l1 HU--ey. aged
80 year,.
TExOEsCpF
Drstsr-.i. n - Eca svu'n G. Thompson, az d
- years. months sth = days, Jao- Ii, MR.
~ u. Coprl nd. ssrd - ypsr-. month. and
Il day, Jan, 2, sin Tty r. Jan e, A Eoi
BAKER. aged 80 year. and NO tn.
ORC lu--Jap. = Nathaniel W son, agcd 4 Yrs
SOMERSET.
Palm rs-Jau. a, J In Wehssr, sged "A VS..
Jan. : Mr.. htor-r POuer, sged ~ y-af-, Jan
= NiS HAitir BuTBsii He' i no nut y var.
skownsgrr- Ian -, Ca olas =. wife Of L. II
Cio-bE. aged ~ 'ea., month AID q LAY
Hsnasn. VT NJ Alden Russell. aged 20 yeai-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-02-02

Follosis2 are the real estate transfers 10
Kenneoec county for tn, week ending Jan
N 1902
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-13
''Keeley's Little Gun"

The interest taken by the general public
in novelties, especially in medicine, is pat
ent, and consequently the Kelley cure, so
called, at once excites the greatest commo-
tion.
My attention was called to it early by a
certain laudatOry editorial in Chicago re-
ligious paper, which must have cost the in
ventOr quite little Doodle. Without any
mental strain discovered at once that it
was humbug that had legs and was bound
to win because he got the religious racket
(eXcuse the expression) in it, and again it
appealed to so many hearts and hearthstones
throughout the land. 1t came furthermore
with personal proof, rare at first but it soon
spread in the shape of cloud of witnesses
whose daily walk was evidence that change
had been wrought i'm them by some m cans.
1t was beneficial change, also, and tho
the time in all cases IS somewhat brief to
form conclusions from, still many of these
we know and hear of as having been treated
with this so called cure, still maintain theil
integrity and are manifestly weaned from
drink, and their continuance i'm total absti
nence will depend upon their will power
Now it makes no difference what the cure
is composed of, you say, only so it effects
cures, without destroying too many lives
it has killed some, but nothing to the mum
ber daily destroyed by drink-so say we al
of us, but 1t doesn't alter my proposition tina
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-13

T The Hope Of the Party Lies
i IN the Ixpansion Of the Stall
4 wart Republican Press.
II 81. s. CLARkSTON, Pars.
II A. g. HUMPHREY, Srcv.
II New York, Nov, 10, 1891.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-13
Benniugt ,u.

Everyone is contemplating glorious day
at Ovid, May 21, Shiawassee and Clinton
counties having united in teachers asso-
citation. Mrs Burrell Hardy is reported
better. "A large number of neighbors and
friends attended the raising of the founda-
tion of James and Arthur Cromie's new
barn.-Msses frankie and Otie Black
spent Sunday at home. -. N. Waugh,
having purchased the M. E. parsonage at
Vernon, will move his family there soon.
We are sorry to lose them from our midst.
1t is rumored that Prof Cook, of Lam
sing, will fill the Maple River pulpit during
his vacation here, after which he will leave
to fill his position In California. M. r.
ladies aid society was entertained at Mrs.
Bartletts on Thursday last.-There is a
faint Odor of orange blossoms in the atmos-
phere that will wax stronger ere many
moons have waned.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-13

1t Is riding humbug. You have all heard
the story of the old doctor who manufact-
ured such wonderful pills. They cured
everything, but he positively refused to give
the composition of them until he died, and
when he did they found that they were
simply bread pills. OF course no more
cures could be performed with them, and so
with Keeley's ''bi-chloride cure" take away
the mystery and it would fall to the ground
perhaps.
Most intelligent physicians in the county
know what the composition of the cure is,
for it has been analyzed repeatedly, but
their evidence even if they cared to give it
would go but a little way. They can have
no respect, however, for man who would
coin money out of the msfortunes of his
race and not gjUe them the full benefit of it,
If it is really what is claimed for it. So
when the writer innOcently perpetrated a
Squlb on its originator, the other day, before
meeting of the State Medical Society at
Flint l inadvertently called down maledic-
tiOns from certain simple minded or interest
ed persons upon my head, notably one from
the Jackson Citizen wherein the writer ar
rays all doctors, together with a crazy wom-
an whose husband she claimed Kelley killed,
as against the cure. This is all wrong.
Doctors think that whatever it is, if it is
SOOu lcJ run anu RlOrlutu.
But since L have been snapped up about the
matter let us look into the thing and inquire
as the Irishman did about the Limburg
cheese, whats in it?"
First then, there is no such chemical COM
pound as the bi-chlOride of gold. 1t is a
chemical impossibilty-a nihility. There is
chloride of gold. but the only preparation
of the metal which is of any use at all in
medicine is double chloride of gold and
sodium, and this is capable of no admixture
with nitrate of strychnne or fluid extracts.
Consequently we shall have to lay the gold
one side. But what is it? There Is some
thing that is shot into the arm that controls
for time the nervous system, forms sub
stitute for alcohol and bridges over the
chasm between continual inebriety and So
berness, something that satisfies the contin-
| ual craving for drink and enables the suf-
ferer to shake off the chains which have
Bound him and step out of his shackles a
free man once more. Now it makes little
difference what this is, but it is said that
| nitrate OF strychna and cocaine are the
| drugs used. l was simply showing that
| it was not what ii purported to be, aud
therein is the reason why reputable physi-
clans refuse to recognize the remedy, tho
all must agree that so far the results have
been good as rule, perhaps 1t is the
fact the name bi-choride of gold is used to
put gold into the pockets of designing men
that they object to.
But as l said before, no matter what's in
it, IL it doesn't contain double damnation
of speedy variety, use it in preference to
being bound to bottle for life, devoting
your time and money to that which runs
both body and soul and going down to an
unhonored and unwept grave.
Laingsburg, May 10th, 1892.
WARD.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-13
Byron.

Mr.. Ray Welch Sundayed in Corunna.- -
Mrs. Jennie Clark was at Port Huron Tues
day.-Dr. A. Il. Parrish spent Sunday
at Ovid.-Mr j. A. Rapley, of Brown
City, visited Miss Minnie Barnum Oh Fri
day last.-Mr. Robert Haviland, of Cadi-
lac, is visiting his parents in Burns. Mr.
Archie French, Of indianapolis Ind, is the
guest of Mr.. VIM. Sayre. e.--Mr and Mrs.
f. Chambers visited at Howell on Saturday
last.-Mrs. Sarah Pierce, of Akron, n. Y,
returned to her home Tuesday. The
funeral of Mrs. JnO. Reynolds was held
from their home on Monday at two p. m.
Mrs. Reynolds was an old resident of this
place and highly esteemed by all.-Rev.
p. Il. Barnum, of Fowlervile, visited his
brother, Rev. G. w. Barnum. on Wednes-
day.-The l.. o. Il. Ms gave banquet
on Tuesday evening in honor of the X. o..
II. Ms. and Mrs. Eli Reynolds, of
Chesaning, attended the funeral of Mrs.
JnO. Reynolds OH Monday.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-05-13
Burton.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glover are spending
some time with their daughter, Mrs. st.
Clair, of Jackson. Mrs. N. Randall is
spending some time with her niece, Mrs.
Frank Seelye, of Owosso. Van
Hoten left Wednesday for Ann Arbor, where
he expects to learn the printers trade.
Good success Frank. Gulasha of
OwOssO was in town Wednesday on busi-
ness.--Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Mcbride, of
OwossO, Sundayed with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Mcbride. K. Mott
and Henry Schroeder left Tuesday evening
for Flushing, where they will be engaged in
business for the Utica Hoop and Lumber
Co.-Warren Wesner, of Owosso, is visit
ing his mother, Mrs. p. +. Wesner, this
week.-The Burton Farmers Club met
with Mr.. and Mrs. ID. $. Cramer last Thurs
day, the 5th. A number from b. attended
il and report very nice time. Mrs. Nora
Simpson was nicely surprised on Monday
evening of last week by number of her
friends visiting her and leaving her a very
nice ring as token of their regard, it being
her birthday. Rev. Wheeler, of Duplain,
preached at the Merrill school house last
Tuesday evening. Quit a number from
this place attended.-The l.. A. s. of the
M. +. church met with Mrs. ID. Thorpe last
Wednesday. Also the l.. A. s. of the M. u.
church was held with Mrs. ID. s. Cramer
Tuesday of this week.-Mrs.. s. Aldrldge is
spending several days with her daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Mason, at Owosso.-School
began Monday with VIM. Watkins as teach
er.-The Epworth League will convene
Sunday at the M. X. church. Topics, "Be-
hayior I'm Gods House," and "What the f..
l.. has done for me-" Leader, ID. Banghart.
PANsY.