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The Press., 1893-03-23

STRENGTH AND HEALTH.-Ifyouar are not feeling strong and healthy. try Electric Bitters. If "la grippe" has left you weak and weak and weary, use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on liver, stom- ach and kidneys, gently aiding those or- gans to perform their functions. If you are afflicted with sick headache, you will find speedy and permanent relief by talk ing Electric Bitters. One trial will con- vince you that this is the remedy you need. Large bottles only 50c. at E. K. Taft's drug store. a
The Press., 1893-03-23

EOR SALE-1 Thoroughbred Holstein years old CHAS. SEARS, StafIordville 49-4ts
The Press., 1893-03-23

Hartford Times: A singular looking box from six to seven feet in length, a foot wide and six inches deep, sealed as thoroughly as wood screws could make it, was seen on the capital elevator Monday afternoon (13th). Ex-Governor Bulke- ley's coachman was the custodian of the curiosity, and two placards on tags on the caskets showed that it had come from Putnam, and was on it's way to Chicago under the chaperonage of Mrs. Bulkeley. Considerable curiosity was excited by the odd freightage in the car, but no informa- tion could be obtained concerning its character. After a while the ex-governor was discovered, and at first seemed to be as much in the dark as any one else con- corning the contents. Afterwards he warmed up to the topic enough to confess that it was the old fiintlock musket which Israel Putnam had when he killed the wolf in the Pomfret den, 40 years ago, more or less.
 'Its the identical musket," added the governor, land has been handed down from family to family since Putnam got through with it. It is now owned by a family in Putnam, who would not entrust it out of the state to any one but Mrs. Bulkeley. It arrived at the house on Washington street this forenoon, and is now being sent to the worlds fair in Chi cago by Mrs. Bulkeley."
 The relic will be guarded with great care while en transtta. The present will be the first trip out of the state. The old arm will elicit a great deal of interest in the Connecticut exhibit in Chicago.
The Press., 1893-03-23
South Coventry.

\ The following after Conklin's method, was written as 8 lesson in composition in class, no previous thought having been given to the subject:
 CHERRIES. cherry is a fruit growing on 8 tree in mild climate. A cherry-tree. when in full bloom, looks as if covered with snow; the blossoms appear before the fruit. The size of cherries ar. 36Oo in circumference, the color is generally red, and sometimes red and yellow. The shape of the cherry is round; the stem is generally long. Wild cherries grow in clusters and are very small. The skin of cherry is very tender. The pulp Of a cherry is soft, and is sweet or sour. The cherry contains but one seed, which grows inside the pulp. Cherries are used in va rious ways-to eat raw, for short-cal rs,, to can, and many other things. Cherries are not eaten unripe, if they were the ef- feet would be sick a-bed with cholera.
 CARRIE E, BEBEE District j.
The Press., 1893-03-23

It is by all odds the best liniment. Mir. Chas. Metzger, 217 Geyer Ave-, St. Louis. Mo-, is of the same opinion. He says : Salvation Oil is the best remedy we have ever used in our family. It is the best remedy on earth"
The Press., 1893-03-23

TOLLECTOR'S NOTICE.-All persons N liable by law to pay taxes in the town of Somers are hereby notified that have received bill and warrant to collect a town tax Of ten mills on dollar on list Of 1892, also military and poll tax, and that said taxes are due March %, 1898, and that for the purpose Of receiving the same will be at Fuller & Needhams store in SOmers Street, Wednesday, March %, from 10 o'clock a. m. until o'clock D. m., and at the store March 23, from 10 o'clock a. m. until o'clock D. m., and at my residence in Somersville on Fri day, March A, from 10 OclOck a. m. until o'clock p. m. All persons having taxes unpaid May 1, 1898, will be charged nine per cent. Interest from April l. 1893, together with collectors fees ac- cOrding to law. All taxes must be paid on or be- fore the first day Of January, 1894.
 CHARLES HIBBARD, Collector.
 Dated at Somers, February 7, 1898.
The Press., 1893-03-23

NTANTED = Situation by an elderly w man at any indoor employment. Best of
 references. Address P. O. Box 83, staffordville, Conn.
The Press., 1893-03-23

A POPULAR MYTH. The time-worn t..million stamps" lie still survives, ana is likely to prove immortal. People all over the country are trying to aecnmulate 1,O0O, ,0O0 cancelled postage stamps, in the belief that standing offer is made by the government or by somebody of big prize for such a collection. Some think that CTS imagine that the reward is the endow- ment of permanent bed in hospital. The popular notion on this subject being somewhat undefined, letters asking about it are constantly received at the postofice department. But no denials serve to de stroy the widespread faith in this strange chimera. Washington Letter. .
The Press., 1893-03-23

Wendell Phillips once said-'Show me a man who hasn't made enemies, and will show you man who doesn't amount to anything"
The Press., 1893-03-23

2,229, 9,872.-These figures represent the number of bottles of Dr. Kings New Dis covery for consumption, coughs and colds which were sold in the United States from March, '91, to March, '92. Two million, two hundred and twenty-esght thousand, six hundred and seventy-t two bottles sold in one year, and each and every bottle was sold on 8 positive guarantee that money would be refunded if satisfactory results did not follow it's use. The secret of it's success is plain. It never disap- points and can always be depended on as the very best remedy for coughs, colds.
 etc. Price soc. and $1. At E. K. Taft's drug store.
The Press., 1893-03-23

~ H. HOBBY, Piano Tuner and
 No Dealer in Pianos and Organs, Mansfield, Conn. -ssssssS-se-s = k
The Press., 1893-03-23

NM. A. GOWNS, Horse and OK
 w Shoeing, Machine Forgfngs and Repairing done to Order Also builder and repairer of all styles of Wagons. South-st., Stafford Springs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25


Harlem has always been noted for tho
bright younGsten who run around iSs
osoue lad6n precincts, and IL now holds
ous especially bright boy from whom all
New York may expect TO hear In the next
dozen years. He lives on Lenox avenue
and hAs 70 amuse himself on it, level
pavements . velocipede, an express
wagon, . pair Of roller skates. . big iron
hoop and pretty little sister.
Most boys would b satisfied TO play
with ono, O. 1t most two, Of these arti-
cles at . time. bat not this youngster.
He - . firm believer In the doctrine Of
getting tho greatest amount Of good out
Of the greatest number Of things In the
shortest amount Of time. and this Il the
way In which saw him carrying out his
principles . few days ago:
He strapped on his skates, hitched his
wagon 70 his velocipede, put his little
sistee In the wagon. bestrode the vcloci-
pede, started of with . few strokes Of his
skates, and while steering the machine
with ono hand guided the hoop with the
other.
The other and less progressive boys of
the neighborhood watched him with IN
expression in which awe and envy were
nicely blended. and his parents came out
20 brag about his ingenuity.
His little sister thinks there n no one
Hike "Bruvver Jack. New York Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25

Livingstone tells Of Species Of aphis,
or plant louss. which inhabits the fg
trees Of Africa. which constantly distil
wsser until IL forms in great puddles I'm
the ground underneath. There sssms 20
b. some contention among natnsalists
~ 10 whether this insect distils its We
tcs from the cap Of the plant which IL
infests or the Atmosphere Livingstone
found some OF them at work on = caster
bean plant aud set about making an ex-
pertinent. When first surprised st their
work. distillstion wa~ going ON 1T tao
rate Of one drop every o. seconds. Or
about 81 tablespoonfus every - hours.
He destroyed the bark of the plant Ia
low them. and although l, IL known that
ap must come from the earth shey were
actually distillinG . drop every FIVE ssc-
onda. the Gov being IL times greater
than IL was the day before. He thsa gsr.
dlsd tbs p,sntso deeply that IL dried and
broke Oh. Ssill ;he little colony Of Insect
wonder kept ~ worn. regularly distill-
ing oas drop every Eve seconds, While
another colony on . green twtg only
managed 10 distil drip every II SC
onda.--S& Louis Republic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25

n 10 remsskahle that r~cent tactics IN
To Svudan. when We formed sqaarss 20
reusss the rush "a cur fansticai opI,,-
nents, are simply . copy - those which
Napolesn ~ ocmpssiesi 30 sioptin VA,
part of the world nearly century AGO.
The MAm>lrkes. Who were his most dan.
esrous ansAeonisss. were better trained
and b-tsss moassssi than any cavalry he
hsd IN hiring agninss them. and. mora
oves. crafty outnumt~r~i .he French
sqcadroas He wss Obliged, Therefore,
~ rely entirely IN hss artillery and IN
fsnsry, and shcs we're formed irs5
ssuArss. with the guns Of tbs snxi~s. just
- cur troops were iruwn np ~ stem the
rsshs ~ II Teh spd fssnai
AtUlnndi cur fernssssa vs. the san,e.
snd. Hin ~ On that oszsas&on. v~ rss<i
that Nspo,~ca p;sc~d be hsxg>ss sd
cavalry IN The ceussr n sAs s7sss-. and
Win - fos IVES bsassn lswnehe4 tAs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25
THE .sPorTeR" MUST 60.

oossse c. Cssasssass Are Tee YsaniaR
VIM Bls Ways - - Caught.
Tho sAilroad spottee has about out.
lived his assfalnso and viii soon have
- ssek ano4hss occupation, w. The 70
mark Of . Broadway sereet car conduct
o.. "Nearly ell The spotters IN The city
sss INV Known personally 70 al tho con.
ductogs. for the new men are introduced
10 tho ccnductoss By means Of . secret
code a signals while they are being
broke iu-'"
Ths system a checking Is also 20 we'll
understood that he mOcnant Q new SPOT
ter Commence b y himself spotted and
lanshsd sA Ths moss popular method
II % read book and % turn over pago
svssy time . paasenges enters . car of
pays his fare.
Many Of tho ladies who skim through
. book carclsasly - they ride on . car
ars spUeters. and some Of thsm are %
careless that they uss The ams book day
after day. nSvss thinking thst e must
b. spotted snd dsesctsd/ Othss spotters
Of both Sexes use . row Of pins, and act
ing ~ though tAsy WIN nsvvuos trans
fer them from ons part of their vest to
anothss. taking oafe - move ono every
tims . paasnsvs go m. Taking notes
on shirt wsiHsbanAs b much simpler and
really sstsacos - seesatioo. bat n does
noe possso ths A4irsd myvesFtousness
and h sebdum duuA
A bah could b vrieoRu On n jokeo
that - played on spot1Rss altes hey BE-
coms v~ll Known - Ne CpaduceorA To
sccost one Il tAsss vssthias prssooally
snd - " ths ssgis1ss - al ftghe y IN
acs r~sussa 70 n ssenliakioa Sur special
naann~., ssd ~ ss1nS N tLis He IN
the f.rt ~ - sppeses Knows that dr.
charge wfil follow n ~ company Knows
he hAs bssa rscoanissd. Another plaa
IL 70 pusysssly omit 30 ssag up far-s. bat
To keep careful sssck of the number
taksn. he spossss sskes note Of the
omission sad psvpnres . report 10 the
supsvmssnAsaA In the meantime tho
cuadur>or No. ring up The far.s. doing
% The nscmsnt ~ spotses got oil, snd
WIN ~ seycvt - composed With the
trip shs.ss n N fosBd shss the mietAks
has b~en msds noe By The man reported.
but BY the nan 90 woman making tho
report
Bat tiss consrisufious spptser II not %
nScA 10 be fear-a- The spotsss Who
nah~ ~ nvesuA coa11ucaprs niaurahis
10 sAecns vAcx.a lnsessd AZ ke>p-
tne sssual TAB ~ tn namh>e u ras-
singers sWe spc>sers viii make N e~ti-
r,sts and s-suss,y h~sr q IMPORT on IL.
Thss " - vtakuisas ~ snjuSs ~ While
The "Trip esss sr~ 80 the crovsis ar~ 80
lsrx. sAas M csrrdursss hineelf ccuId
noe MAKE s-sn An sppruuimase gueas -
"a m anmb>s II faro taxsn. still souse
al M d~s~ssv-s IN snbvys VII as~nms
shs ability - Ass~g eAia, ~ Dsre than
ore man hA~ zuns o~s into ths vvvsd
vita slnr On M reusssssDn. tce honesty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25

Jackson. Mich. April 2a--At an early
hour sunday morning the switch tender
east ~ the junction found tho body q .
man on the Central track in horrible
condition u mutilation. il having bcen
run over by q train. The head WAS sew
srrd from the truak. tho arms werr cut
on and the legs were badly crushed
Tho remains showed the man 10 have
be-u fairly veil dressed and 10 have
bern about - years old. The hair was
dark and cut short Timothy Henry.
the switch tender. 10 II the opinion that
the man rode in on fast freight. which
had Just pase~,i ss the time he found
the body. He believes that he atsempted
b. leave the TRAIN aud fell between the
cars. There ~ "a be an inquest Men
bsrs q the Aarb.ccutters union den-
tised ths man a. Robert smith, .
Sevtchman. lie had formerly worked
on The marble at Thompson . bank lie
had no relatives in thss country. bat
hsed At saginaw. The union viii pay
the funeral expenseA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25

Saturday night the Lansing police at
tempted 10 arrest DOC" and West Bent
10y and Burt Donneily. supposed leaders
II the gang Il burglars which have
operated in the town. Doc" stood Oh
the o6lcsn and during the fire the
other burglars escaped. Doc" vas
finally arrested and jailed. Twelve shots
were fred and no ono was hurt
Botola. Red Jacket Austrian. sent
home Tor his bcst girl and RENTED go
10 pay her passage. When she arrived
ut Red Jacket another man caught her
fancy aud shs married him. Botola
sued for his $50 and got judgment
Residents Of the fourth ward Of Ne
gaunss claim that their fire protection
exists only in the councils eye. and now
the taxpayers have risen On masse and
demanded that II b made = reality.
Two jackson men got in . saloon
fight Saturday night and ono had .
finger bitten Cd. The average jackson
tough likes TO use what 10 known a the
boot-heel style Of fighting.
Claude Roe, . Galeobufg youth. was
loading q braas she'll when il exploded.
Claude u minus portion Of the fingers
of his right hand and his legs arc in
bandages.
Tho Rev. John Gray. pastor Of st. An
drew's presby terrain church. Windsor.
Ontario. has accepted q call from the
First presbyterian church, Kalamazoo.
Two Finnish women Of Marquettegave
Q bazaar for their native poor and en-
gineercd Il % successfully that they
cleared t67&
The body u Frank u. White OF Ian
sine. who disappeared on election day.
vas found in Grand river yesterday.
Domestic trouble caused Isaac Barn.
hart u DOwagisc TO suicide by shoot
ing
J. F. Jackson il the captain Of tho
new Blair guards OF the Prison City.
Tho Houghton copper works win sell
its plant and 70 out q business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25

DuoAae 49,
Hsuns1 hoankh1b1ss naay ysass 70
- - pannnx e sAGls 60. n -
amnn1 GuUnD - Asessuining - do
tonos 81 ssnsssssntiy 10 n&A nsm.l
= ~ 1DunA - ynsal1As g = 'CyUA
- Aso = coopnssA ~ &saHnss - b
ssvsn kghs ys,rs. 90 thas u takes seven
ysass ~ ~ hshs - rssch the sassh
Tn stas. ~ nnsese - the eAsth =
H. nosshms hssvsns. = . xnaf1 afsA
masuituAs stas IN - swaa. Ii compo-
nsnss, nsasly sqaAlin sse. are Il the nth
anA axAA naSzitaAss. shiniag with .
vhihs light tinosd with yellow.
n eo@Dpass1s a maay hiAasy sys-
tsus 80 q di6sesnt colorx Beta 6igni.
. doahls star. disp,ays ths exquisite con-
tinasioa u topss yellow and . sapphire
NUa
EpAIsa LysD y squsdsupls stsx. It
u called . aAhsd sys AoAhls,. since the
eye just ssgarstss IL into two compo-
nenta. Thss can b again separated.
giving sdoubls double - Qusilrupls star.
agnA Owioais hA multiple star. Each
q - to Dsincipal componsssts y triple.
end In laading member can 10 seQn d.
vidsd into two stzrs These seven minute
telsc0pic objects are suns Of great siss
and splendor and Of every variety Of col
or.-Youth's Cpmysnion-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25
EDDY COME ASHORE.
TAe stern of the Iu-oAsesi SCHOONER ~
esois Haas.

CuspovusS. Mich. April st>-rne sug
CuvIar. which came In from Hrow
island Iaes night, repsss that the whole
stern IL the schooner Newell A. EDDY.
With the name distinctly painted oo H.
hal come ashose Just west q Bona Blnsc
light Capt. }. jenkins Il the steamer
Charles A. Eddy. which had tho sosf
schoonss in tn~ male frantic effort 10
ccn~~i all knowledge os the disaster.
and IL vss only after the vreckagn had
cone Ashore that he sckno~le,ixed
lorins HE tov In last Thursdays gzis
CaxpcvaAS. Mich April &C A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25

An nhnois conductor tells the follow.
ing story: I'VE pulled into ALTA one
day. and-among other passsngers To -
aboard were two very large colorwd peo.
pr VI thu common 'pernmnlon class'
and very ignorant. As came by taking
mp tickets tbs old gentleman dug out
two tickets from the deep rcceases of his
ssttercd vest. and N he handed thsm mp
ssid. Ono Of dess h fob me; the udder
IL fob her. looked Mt the tickets critic
ally. and then turning sharply 10 the old
fellow ! asked, Which 10 yours. and
which Is hers The old man bcgsa
stammering something. but the old lady
cut him short by hitting him . terrific
whack with her fat ON the side Of the
bod. enchanting. Oar now, yuh igno-
rant niggah. done told yuh yuh'd git
~ into trouble, and now yuh see yuh
done got d law ON M. '"-Argonaut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25

4 60 49, wsAUAs ~ rsase~
4 ~ - ysnss cld. who vAghs ~
pounds. = ~ dsagAsss II q. a nsaisss.
8 fAsnss. who hvss 1T The foot " Csn-
besianA stdge. Al the ase q . IL sAiId
vas a Ordinary sixs ed intslh0unca.
bat Ahoat thnt tins chs hsSan - tnlsssass
npidly n -. and u wns vifhtn ~
sfts 1T - asfsscssd asssaeaos - -.
csast q ~ ahaosmal growth. Bsoa
tho1 tins o ~ incseassd 70 sch pso-
pogsipns that people fur miles aroanA
1ocksd 10 80 her, and shs became tAs
vondes Of Tho day.
She u yet child In go and actioas.
engaging hsarsily in sporss With nsigh-
bor children. and u clever and enTsgstio
IN "a hes uovsmsnss- The skill a ~
physicians - been Ineffective in staying
the RAPID gT0wth.-Fu,nklin (Tean- r..
vssw.Appeal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25
NEW IN6ANE ASYLUM
1naass snA Daaosguus Cv101naAD YIN
Now - Case0 Rue.

LsSESo. Mich, April 2l.--ln the
house tonight Mr.. Wagner introduced q
resolution reoviding Tor the return from
Chicago. after the worlds fair. Of Michi-
gsn's mining exhibit Tho resolution
provided that the exhibit b placed ia
IL, old stats house building In this city
and resulted in . wraagls lasting over
IN hour. Ana Ashos and Detroit bang
guGysoted - psupss plaeso fos the sx-
hibit. The sssolutioo W. finally 70
fssved % Tie conmittss On mines and
DiasealA No Business q Importance
vss tsansncssd and tho house Cd
jousnsd until 10 q N. tomorrow. There
were tvsaty-ens seuatosS present at roll
call asd il cmmittss VI The whole the
bill snsoAins the Isv % that express
eo~psniss skall not limit their iAbii-
tee fcs Injuries vsdss the live ss4ck
elsssss vas agrssd 70. After the esal-
mittes aross the bill sppropsisting
o6.y55 Tor the asyium for dangerous and
criminal insane vas p>ssei. and the sen
sss sdjousosd until p. N. tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25
IS AFTER A TRUST
6. E. Whippls Suss ~ National
haros Compsny.
Work Of MICHIGAN Mem
1hsv - - 11.nsUn1U - - unaGss
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q plsnbua8

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- - oshsa = 60 Aiusk 1884
~ gpsso hawoo 49, = = vhuDts
~ s. JshnA Ma. = - Asad a ths
Whippls uassoO eDoDasy. snd - u.
ssady snnouacsll - hss commsoeoi
nit u ths UniasA 6tstss court sgainst
= a. NilsnAa . lasavsrs dsabs Of
xieonnine. AIeAsaOA ~ - hspuGAt
- ut ogu1nGe . aunlss soeA8 tAas Ne
6uss tassll n viIl snssnt - ~ saDe
thina n - ed b1a0seh - the tyss1
~ Il = sniA. psueeisally snaDsllsa
hagaves ~ - pstsoaizs u b. threats
q sait againse any O. vho boaekt
goods a indspssdsos eoopanisA Ms.
Whsppis ehAsyss that On Dscs0bsr IA
ixQ Hilsnaa nads IN uisgal compst
Nth the trust combine O n0ucpoly
knova - the NstSonal company. The
pisis si6 u sAid 10 b backed 10 ths
sais By . number d coocsrns. including
the folIowing AichigAn concusps: ID. g.
4 II. e.. Reed. Taylor 4 Henry. l. Z.
Luil 3 Co, and Lawrence 3 Chaplin u
ksiamAsoo. and 4. Bemeat & Son d
Lansing.
How the Tvuse WoekA
The meshods u the trust - described
In shs bill oe cumplaint aso similar -
thoos of all other truseA HileUan -
specifically charged With excluding the
Whippls coapsny's product from tho
markets % Armstrong county. xf.
Whippis says he has suffered loss a
600. bat he ssks judgment of three
times that amount. plus eSO Attorney
feee. This claim 10 In accordance With .
clause In tho Sherman anti trust Law.
The National Harrow conp&ay. u IL
snssstsd. has sued hundrois II deaiesv
and farmers in the past three years. ssnt
out circulars q warning 70 dealers
throughout the land. giving the names
u parties thus sued and threatening to
sus any one that bought OF sDld any
make % hAsrovs outside VI the CON-
binAtion- Therefore. it - claimed.
every dealer % ag~nt knew u We . com.
bine or trust and vas direct violation
u the lac. Dealers 90 agents cuntsact-
ing With this combine OF IL members
zero guaranteed protection. II dealer
or farmer sold OF purchased antitrust
harroWs the combine vns notified add
suit We brought against the party vho
dared % handle antitrust harYoWa. the
claim being made that the patents OF
the companics In the trust were being in
fringed upon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-25

OF medicinal agents 10 gradually rele-
eating the old time herbs, pills, draughts
and vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general use the pleasant
mad effective liquid laxative. Syrup Of
Figs. To get the true remedy see that
it is manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup company only. For. sale by all
leading druggists.