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Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-09-13
Strictly Pure
White Lead

The FIRST spends three times as much
for paint in FIVE years, and his build
ings never look as well.
Almost everybody knows that good
paint can only be had by using strictly
pure White Lead. The difficulty -
lack Of care in selecting it. The fol-
lowing brands are strictly pure White
Lead, "Old Dutch" process; they arc
standard and well known-estahlishe0
by the test Of years:
"Armstrong & McKelvy"
"Beymer-Bauman" "Eckstein"
"Fahnestock" "Anchor"
Kentucky" "Moriey"
Southern" "Shipman"
"Red Seal" "Collier"
"Davis.Chambers"
For any color (other than white) tint
the Strictly Pure White Lead with
National Lead Company's Pure White
Lead Uniting Colors, and you will have
the best paint that 1t is possible to put
on building.
For sale by the most reliable dealers 10
paints everywhere.
10 send to US Tor a book containing Informs.
ton that may save you many a dollar; u
VIII only cost you postal card to do SO.
NATIONAL LEAD CO.,
broadway. New York
Chicago Branch,
State and Fifteenth Streets.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-09-13
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands, Chilblains.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
Or money refunded. Price % cents poi
box. For sale by j. Z. Field d Co.
1104y1
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-09-13

IL understand that some asthrin-
omer says he saw five moons around
Jupiter"
"Yis, Mrs. McMamus. There's
niver any tellin '.where intemperance
is goln' to show itself next. Wash
inCton Star.
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-09-13
The Human Electrical Forces |!
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

The electrical force OF the human body. as
the nerve fluid may be termed, Is an espe-
cially attractive department OF science. as IL
exerts so marked an influence on the health
produced by the brain and conveyed by
means OF the nerves TO the various organs OF
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-09-13
ALpENA ARGUS
MISCELLANEOUS.
An Old Battlefield.

The softest whisperings OF the scented SOUTH
And rust and roses in the lannon's mouth
And where the thunders Of the fight were born
uAnd winds sweet tenor In the tinkling corn,
With song of larks, low lingering in the ioam'
And blue skies bending over love and home.
But still the thought: somewhere-upon the hill
Or where the wales ring with the whippoorwills'
Sad, wistful eyes and broken hearts that beat
For the loved sound Of unreturning feet;
And when the oaks their leafy banners waVe'
Dream OF the battle and an unmarked graVe'
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-09-13
The pyramid Pile Cure

The Pyramid Pile Cure
Is a new discovery for the prompt, per-
manent cure Of Piles in every form.
Every druggist has it.
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You have noticed

that some houses always seem to need
repainting they look dingy, rusted,
faded. Others always look bright,
clean, fresh. The owner Of the hrst
economies" with "cheap" mixed
paints, etc.; the second paints With
Alpena argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1893-1909, 1893-09-13
THE DETROIT & CLEVELAND

LOW RATES QUICK TIME
For Mackinac, st Ignace, Cheboygan,
Oscoda, Sand Beach, Lexington, Port
Huron, Detroit, Toledo and Cleveland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-31
RIAL ESTATE sALEs.
Deeds Eseorded fn the Auditors ones
Yesterday.

Real estate transactions from January 1,
iss5. are s7,92s. 2o3. There were fled for
record Yesterday Is deeds, the considera-
tons aggregating y2i go. Following IL
the list as furnished by Osborne, Tremper
Il Co., abssfactors of titles. ZIG Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
NJ. Jed~ine to c. L. Olson. lots Is and a
block 80. River Park, SIS.
Reliance Loan and Trust Company TO Pa
cific and Puget Sound BottIing Comps
lets 3 and 4. block q, River Park, $50.
george Buxman TO George Buxman et
a., lots and 8. block 2, Canal. 5000.
David G. Hay 10 Ira Bronson, g acres
In nwL sec 8. "a, 5. and others, $1,000.
DAVID G. Hay 10 Ira Bronson, lots 8, 4,
3 and 9. block Il. Madison Sc and Others.
Emma J. Elder to L. A. Emerson. s,<
mel NV neH sec IS. 2, 2, 5000.
ia. a Emerson 70 q. Il. Emerson. SET
nel+ neL sec So. %, 2. $500.
Frederick Bohnl 20 Emma Bohni. iots "a
and q, block l, p. 8. Park to Des Moines
and Others, $40.
J. l. Mcdonald to NJ. Mcmillan. lot 8
and 81 lot Q. block 10. Salmon Bay Park,
Il. w. Denton to J. 1. Mcdonald. lot 8
and 81 lot 0, block 10. Salmon Bay Park.
G r. Powell to s. II. Reeves, lots los and
log, block 4, Columbia. $500
W. voigt 70 E. Nancy. ~ acres In sec 5,
l. N. Turner to Michael EarIss. mines.
5000
II. L. simonds to z. Z. simonds, und X
sell sec -. "a. 3, $f.O
John B. Wilson to J. p. Townsend. lot
2. block d. Edes 81 knights, 81, 900.
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norEL ARRIVALS.
me AKLfsarov.
PRETTY SMOOTH TRAVELLING.
some OF the Luxuries OF . Magnificent
Railway Train Described.

II 10 conceded by connoisseurs OF travelling
that the "North Western Limited" OF "The
North Western Line" between Minneapolis and
81 Paul aud Chicago. Is tho most magnificently
appointed. the most sumptuous tho best
equipped and altogether the most satisfactory,
in all respects, OF any train wess of Chic ago.
and for that matter without . superior In
America
sThe Northwestern Limited" leaves Mime
spolis every night Ia the year at 7:So o clock,
81 Paul 81 $40 for Chicago, aud il the only
train west OF Chicago equipped with q buffet
smoking library cosch ana Pullman and wsg-
ner private compartment sleeping cara The
buffet smoking coach 10 maniacently ND
hoistesed. Ia furnished with the latest period.
icais and writing materials, large, easy chairs
and toilet rooms. and with its compisss equip
ment for serving light refreshments makes the
traveller a. comfortable while making bis ioer-
nsy - though he was in the smoking room of
the most fashionable club.
The compartment sleeping cars consist or ten
enclosed rooms. each Of which Is 3 complete
ststeroom by itself aud iusures the utmost
privacy 10 ladies aud parties travelling alone
who desire to be free from contact with
strangers. These new sleeping ears were hrst
introduced In the West by "The North. W estorn
Line" FM PARKEs
Puget Sound Agent. III Cherry ST, sssttle
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sArr FRANCISCO MARKETS.
STATE OF TRADE.

sxx FRaNcfsco. Oct 3-The local merchsn-
tie nsftets are moderately active, prices hold
Inc hrm. The produce markets arc quiet
Vegetables and fresh fruits-Dun ana IN
DANCED.
Buster--weak
3 sEsgs--Eas.er.
cheesc--U nchangsd.
Potatoes STEADY.
s oaions-Firm.
Pouiiry-weak
Game--B Badly spoiled.
froauce recelpts--Fiour quarter sacks. 5,lss;
9rxoB, 400; Washington, i.6i6; Wheat. eentals.
- eosiss sos s orsso osis s 's Ws.hnstss
sde: oorns sacks. ], 81. teams. sacks. l0,sSa;
fiaices, sacks. !. 1913; onions. saeks, ssL
noaf..ws quote; Net cash prices for family
txifas. ~ 6Sfx3 - par barrel: bakers extras,
QAG2t1; snpaFane. s2o092m
FAest--No. shipping, sL0s5 40Bi.o5: choice,
ee84: milling tL07s Less44
exssil<ci brewing. seesBc: chevaiisr, 81
tB sos standard and 7stesoc per eeatal for lower
oats = Red. sscasLos: black. soe0asi. 10:
fnpa 70 choice. siea1iio: common 20 Iair $50
NJ surprise. 81 20ssl.2 Is; grey. sscesLua
CALL RoAEn
Sales we're recorded today zs follows:
Afternoon sessioa. wheat--May, COO tons.
ess's. 40 tons. 81 IS December. 800 tons. tLl25s
Barley December, $40 tons, TTJsc; 500 tons,
Este; 30 tons. 7se; 300 tons, 7si1c: 500 tons,
Asses 100 toms 7Eltc: May. 100 TINS, TsJsc: 100
sss SIC; Ma. brewing. October, 100 tons,
VI per GENITAL.
FINANCIAL.
htafts - On sight, New York. per 500, $50
sseooat sterling bilis-ou London, so-dsy
ank, Hss'S
Nistg bars, per ounce 6ga.s1e91ke
k1iean dollars, Oh aessssc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-31

poHr ANGELINA Port ruwusxxn pvn
gensss aa1 seattle route
TINE CARn
fast Passenger and freight Propeller
MoNTICELLa
Commencing Tuesday May - 1875
Leaves daily exceps Monday folowsf ssassfs
= m; Townsend 1880: arrives Port ngelss
p m Leaves Port Angeles m: Pors
Townsend $50 y. M: arrives Seattle 10 n m
LandingA City Dock, Seattle. TiboAls Dock, PaN
Townsend: Morss's Dock. Fort Angeles
HATCH nROa
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srKAnxn af.sps

Leaves Merehaass 4aek 90 q m Mos.6ays WA.
nsscsys sa1 fEi1xys for Wsss side osaliA aasa wsx
lxn<inxs: Teesaay2 thursdays sad sa,ara.y. fo.
EAss alza ysshsz. cnxazAzsnx. Dss Nanes stnasIs
LAa6inz ard EssanA Leaves TAcowa sxery
nsznlss sxssps Sunday . s.sA
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Loxpoa STOCK KxcHAssn
LoEpoS, Oct n-Consois, s7s Slsd Bsak OF
kngiand discount rate, per can't
erLyRR
sar silver. SIS Ene, per ounce. sxd
xsGEasH eEarS MARKET
IdvKxfoof. Oct Sa.-whe.t--Dsmsnd mod.
crate.
Sosn-spot. arm: demand fair: new MIXED.
- Al; futures. firm: fair demand: October
- "a; November. ~ "a: Decsmber, 4 ia
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BOOKS

SAaksspears, oenplete. uisA glossary. large
Sra, e3e,A. sAls 81
Hsbstef's Dictionary eosspiete suarto. elcsA,
g.. kaif Russia. s. IS
"EEsyy nas Geek Bock," e1 eiokA hseken
cdities. eAly sc.
RsdpatA's History ef tAs United States, 800
poges, gssrto. s.
Tisit as a@d see ear ether great kareaias IN
becka
LOEMAS 4 HAyFORD.
Stationery and Rriasiag ca,
80 Freas Srs<l
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Nlstg bars, per ounce. egaxatee5sa
hIieAn dollars, 6sA.daaSssc.
NEW YORK MARKETS..
STOCK ExcHASaR.


sks feRx. oct 81 There were heavy real.
,s.'Asas thss morning, caused eT weakness OF
sszsicsu securities I'm London. the announce
- 80. that the unien Pacific receivers had de-
Z aos 70 paw interest due November and
ESD September statement of the Chiesgo,
1aagson Quincy. BY noon n DEFINE which
-. - 2 PEI cent had been ESTABLISHED Thea .
sssea sci Ia and continued Gnttl about p
-. which time another heavy drive seat
- aslow the bottom figures Of tAs morring.
i sas market closet weak
ssssfaEnets aaads-Flrn.
sssioaeasa-Neyemheg. Tic
coin
s .ss,e'fes 10000 in gold viii be shipped
l&sadoa Tor thIs port
sgLvKR
Gissf. per ounce, e9sEa
@sxieAh dollars. nominal
FINANCIAL.
q Ssssf 90 esii -Easy; /, 10 per cent; eiosei
=. - eeet Prime msFesati.e PAPER, nf47a.
<zsa Sterling exeAange--Stsaay. t4.Sa5 q
- sssa xsy'1ay bills. and sasaas1sS'4 Tor
reSnS
III < :. as (regl.... ~
seo&pi -. IL Fac &c 60 4..-..... l02
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NKkcHANpEsx.
1ee-Advsncsd unexpecss6ly on fsvc-xbls
- asNs, sac csosed ~ 10 20 Is polnfs net ed.
s.DcA saies TO rags. inclu1inr: Oetoner
As...e sovemoer. 81 ztgr7 20. Dsesnsb<r ga 81
60 sZof kss--farmer. Eo :. issa7ss1xc
fnsd. nodssstsiy aetsvs Il aise 20 I<e cecIlua
cgppsf-Dalls Lake, q. Sd
LA1c-- saker: dorezssc "a n
1in-Dull; Strata. sag.N'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-31

LUBIys TOOTH POWDER mskes
Coed Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
ment.
Contenfment makes life worth liy.
Ing.
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TTooD CANAL ROUTE
Ill New Passenger Steamer
DMLIA
tcsrryfag Q. D nail leaves celmsn COCK Mon.
eaxa wednesdays and FFt44ys ~ 7 90 q n far
ElnxsEaa FSFs 0&mbss Ranger. AsA5eek Rria a1n.
BswAsso. LflitWsaD ala. Hco4spors and 4 n3au
Csty an4 iEiszme1ssgs poknss, arriving 81 Union
civ a. 90 q. 70. Leaves Tnsoa EsIv a. 80 4
n Tuesdays. FharsdAys ana sssastaYs, arrtsins
: THo1grsox naoa
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THr PUGET SOUND NATIONAL sAsx on

THr puoEr SOUND NATIONAL sAsx on
Il seattle.
Nhi1 W captf&d.
cnrPl4s V*s0S&
Sell exchange &nd make trsegrmpnte fransfsrs
20 ali psrss 81 the Cni,ea states aac Europe,
80 icit accents OF naak< and bankers. msrs
chants, manufacturer Individuals and eor2or~
tloas.
Collections entrusted 70 eur ssrs wiz rscsivs
psompt attention
prREcronss
JACOB vuHgH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. presias41
A. N STEWART. .....ss...... Vice Prssicens
q FRAuEETHAL l. RcBISsoS and fAMxD
H. HAYDEN.
coRaesros pmxfss
gssienAi Bssk Of Republic. New FORK; csmr
merciai Tatsensi. Chicago. fsrss National nank,
81 Paul. flank Of California, san FEAncisu9&
first asional Bank. Iurtiard
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sroxAsr. January ~. issx

sPoxAsn. Jsnsary -. fssA
aszstsrsss II taxa Eress pleasure In stdisr my
t,ssiuuoatai 10 the sxeegisns qualities Of Lnstns
Tooth Powder and amer msuy ysArs personal sx-
verienes in IS sna Of attentive ohservsiios o.
Il. sstssfaetory effects upoa the teeth o. my
ras,.nts 4 recomneB6 70 20 sil ~ ssfs, pssasAns
"a ssscArsous IDENTIFIES. combining ali the
rs.nssitss Or preasrvsng the teeth and galns in
e''.-' O. K LAwREseE n n q
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sosros STOCK nAnxrr.
CHICAGO MARKETS.


cncAss. Oct sa-se markets On account o
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Fea cHAsrEsi =
sTxAMEn TpAHa

rsviy furnished ard easippsd ana especially
aAanfsd fog exc4Ftfons Address Box TIA, or cali
q room 81 starr Boyd eufIdfnE
G. u. BRoESYIKLD. EssssT ana ownsx
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here was li;tie chanss 10 the condition Of
~ market or Ia quotations between saturday
~ Mordny. Tie weeks business opened up
vi, aud on account OF the FIRST OF the month
oeurring Wednesday largely increased orders
Nm the countFy are expected Ia toward the
- OF the week. The movement OF produce L.
ruadiy increasing. ana nearly every steamer
- freight train brings shipments from farm
~ sections
osis are decidedly 6rmsr. Reports from the
GsgIt valley show that buyers are paying SIS
~ ton for good oats and sia5o for choice lots,
rhieh Il IL per ton higher than any prices here
efofs paid this season.
Ranch eggs are firm and higher, 80 cents being
mSed FOR those strictly fresh. Eastern eggs are
euotet az % cents, but some choice lots arc go
81 for Is cents
Buffer aud cheese are firm at former pricsa
s ca load OF WAlia Halla onions OF fire quail
ri has Just arrived in market, aud are selling at
/ n cents per pound. q reduction from former
1kees
Anothsz car load OF Eastern grapes came In
~ ere quoted at 81 cents basket at wholesale.
TIE California steamer Is due. but will bring
atmal consignment Of fruit The shipment OF
SfAfea Is expected 70 be large, and perhaps of
sppIss also, but very little fresh fruit 10 now
eoming 70 this market from California
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This agreeable and eficAcious Tooth Powder. -
Aablishsd by more han twenty years experience
has received the sanction or tbs members Of the
Dental and Medical professions OF this city Gener-
ally. and By them IL L. daily recommended aad
prescribed. 1t Is as pleasant In the application
t 10 excellent IN 30 effects Il speedily renders the
eseth white and smooth, the gums healthfui. rcd
land nrm- and by frequent use viii preserve them
in this desirable condition II gradually but Of
fectualiy removes tartar. and testroyes the para
sitical aninaicul@ which neglect may have per
mittsd 20 collect aud prevents their further aecu-
mutation, thus serving - . complete beautilsf
and preserver Of the teeth. Microscopic examine
tions have been made Of tho matter deposited on
the teeth aad gums Of individuals selected from
al classes of society and of every variety OF bodily
condition. and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites were found 10 exist in great
nnmbera Experiments Eere made for their re-
novai and the ingredients used In Lubin's Tooth
Powder were found 10 be most effsctuai. Destroy
Eng them family
through the Kindness Of friends 10 &c BIT
nitssd 80 publish the following
TESTIMONIALS
PoRrLAxp. Or, March 2. iesz
Dear sirs-Belng satisHed with ynur manner %
preparing the Dentihics and knowing 70 10 be Per
fsctly harmless In iss effects. have. since you
commenced it, preparation, ussa n Ia my family
and prescribed it TO my patients vita uniform
satisfaction, ard now cordially recommend II 20
the public ~ being valuable safe and eifio.eious
esntifrlcs, well adapted 10 keeping the teeth ana
gums In . clean. healthy condition. Tours ifuI
W. G. BROWN. d. ID. d
rAs following is from one Of the raess eminent
asthasities In the West;
SAN FsAscrsce. yaiy 40. 1851.
Lubsn Chemical Cot
Dear sIu-n . commsndatory word frcm me- IN
favor Of your excellent tooth powder. known -
Lubin's Teoth Powder, can add 90 It's deserved
popularity and extended use can cheer
fully and truthfully say to those vhs are Ia wans
Of o pleasant harmless and thoroughly sficscisas
dsntisrios THAI they will Ind those qualities al
combined In your sdtnirseis preparation, and
sffsr long scqualntsnce and careful ooservason
Of It's effects upon the tesah Of those who have
made daily use Of &c and . personal sxpertsncs os
its nsrsss for nearly twenty years, know Of neth
fnr Superior for re purpose Of elsaains prsssrv.
lar and heauttfying the teeth
MARK HIGHLAND
READ what . chemist ssys:
snarrLx, August I, 1859.
Gsrsismen--T have made = chemical sxsmiss
Ten Of Lubin's Tooth Powder and nnd thAs tts
constituents are such neither chemically %
mechanically in,are the teeth. The taSieioas -
ecsson Of shs Ingredients and TIE svdsnt ears en-
hinatsa In its prsnarAtion. commend 10 - has1
isss - wsu - IN sfaeaeioas dentifsiesL
o. J. ANTE, cAs1isA
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PxLLzN0HAk nAY INSIDE ROUTE
Whascom ana sshoma Fairhavsn. samlsh An.
scortss. Fidslgo City. UssaladF. coupsvills Lang
ley. ciinten. kverett, Edmonda
STEAMER wAsoo
Leaves csty aock Tuesdays, Thursdays and sasur
days 81 o'clock . m. Tickets for sais n Cltv
Ticket osscs s0< second street
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FUr - Fhr .rrrHn-
eKATrLE To TACOMA
rsas sean1 trips daily except sanday.
u one hsur aad twenty-five miasfsa
TnK STEAMER sgLYERs
nsgsfsr daily and seneAy trsps. seattle rseena
sssss. - folsews,
TAMTn8 ErrEcT
THURSDAY. JuNEl
TINS cARp.
Las~s Tacsma-esso, e.ss q "a SO Sis n N
Leave ssssns-s;is. 3i:Ss q Ma. $50. 100 = On
SUNDAY.
Leave racoma-s:se, II 30 q N also p On.
Leave ssstsis-ssoo = IA, 400. 100 p n
Landing ct N. r. wharf. Tacoma sns csznsr
szaa 6sok- fscs - Marisn street. seassaA
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IsvxRxTr ROUTE
u sIEAMER GREYHOUND.
Daily except sunday.
Leaves seattle. q as m. HAS n ana $40 m
Leaves Byers1. yeslS m. 9sl5 3 n asd Z 90 y IN
-. Leaves esAtsts .......s........it sse a M
suHesSs Leaves Everest .-....... , 90 IN
C0nnssts vita boats fer Tacoma &aa saohosnssn-
Landing Cnisa a. docx fcss ef Marion street.
sEATTLE AID TACOMA NAElaA1ItN CO
cLAuD TnoUP. q. W. 0ooDHUE.
Pea eeeg.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-08-11
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
From The Record.

From The Record.
The Secretary recently sent remit
lance to the international Committee,
receipt for which was acknowledged by
Mr. II. S. Ninde, one of the Secretaries
of the Committee, and one of the edi-
tors of the association Hand Book. In q
personal note, Mr.. Ninde said: "In the
fall of 1856, | cast my first vote in
Owosso, for John G. Fremont, for Pres
ident. | was one of a surveying party,
at work between Owosso and Port
Huron"
In the address of welcome before the
convention of Young Peoples Societies
of Christian Endeavor, held in Montreal
last month, Mayor DesJardins gave
utterance to words of unusual signifi-
canoe. He said: II am Roman Catho-
lie, and most of our citizens are Roman
Catholics, but none will give more
hearty welcome to you than these. n
We do not let the chimneys of our fac
tories go above the spires of our
churches. n The greal battle is not
between creed and creed, but between
believer and unbeliever; between the
Christian and those who make the pres
ent the ultimate goal in life. 1t is grand
to find in a busy life thousands who
come here to show they look above"
One thing that is needed in our city
is an athletic park, inclosed with good
substantial fence, and provided with
comfortable grand stand; the ground
arranged for base ball, foot ball and
tennis, and quarter mile bicycle track.
The cost of such grounds would not be
very great, and the amount OF real
pleasure and profit to be derived there
from cannot be estimated IL would be
necessary that the management should
be in the hands of responsible parties,
to insure against the misuse OF the
grounds and introduction of objection
able features. For these reasons, and
also for the sake of permanency, the
Directors of the Young Mems Christian
Association should take the matter
under careful consideration, and at the
earliest possible moment take steps to
secure such grounds. We could then
offer additional privileges to the mem
bers, and win new friends for the Asso-
citation. The Directors are in sympathy
with this department of work, and we
believe will be willing to do all in their
power to secure this privilege to its
members.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-08-11
QUEER SIGN.

In our town, over the door of shop,
is sign, Dressed Hogs" That sign
has bothered me. can't go by without
looking at it. There are other signs all
about it, but those eleven letters stand
out mighty plain. I've tried to escape
its look, but it's no use. i walk down
the street and see a company of young
men standing on the corner, staring at
every passer-by, and especially ladies,
and-up comes that sign.
Watching a car fill up with passen-
gers, see rush made for best seats,
and-up comes that sign.
At receptions, I've seen the hour for
refreshments arrive and heard the an.
nouncement, and then-up came that
sign.
In church, watching the ushers put
ting strangers in certain pews, and for
the life of me l could see nothing but
that queer sign.
On the cars, with one man occupying
four seats, have felt like asking for
the loan of that sign.
At the table, with the best parts saved
for the selfish, have seen our sign
transferred to foreheads.
Once in while it comes up as sit in
conventions and revival meetings, often
in entertainments, at games, and the
like.
Some folks need not travel all the
way to Newark to behold it. just take
looking glass.-O IT. Yatman.