The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-06-16
Additional Local.

Additional Local.
A. l.. Jason, piano tuner, will be in
Owosso next week. Leave orders for tun-
ing with the Mich. S. M. & Organ Co.
The invalid public will please bear In mind
that DIR. Holman s. Humphrey the great
English specialist will be at the Wildermuth
house, Owosso, Friday June 30. One day
only. Consultation free.
The address, christian Organizations
outside the Church" by Rev. G. w. Hiatt,
of Kalamazoo found on the tenth and
rwelfth pages of this issue, Is taken from the
YIN. c. A. Record. 1t will repay a careful
reading.
f. V. Smith has a son of Louis Napoleon
from his driving mare; VIM. Saver stall
Zion colt by the same sire, dam by 10. Gavin
I'd dam by Fisk; Mambrino Chief; Stewart
r3eebe aailly by Bonnie Wilkes, dam by
sson of Louis Napoleon. The colts are all
good ones.
1.-The Widows Dance" "The Crinoline
'Whirl," and the now prevalent New York
tcraze "Will you join the army of Sweet
Salvation" are ali executed in "Chip o. the
Old Block" which Is a strictly up to date
comedy. You are the loser If you fail to
enjoy it on Thursday night next, June 22,
at the Opera House.
Miss Rogers, of New York city, a man.
sdolin artist of extraordinary skill Is stop
yoing for a few weeks at the Merell House.
She will accept few pupils on the mando-
hin or guitar and expects to organize an Or
.chestra with these instruments. Further
information will be furnished by Miss Rog-
rers. or by the Mich. S. M. & Organ Co.
1t is not entirely bad motto Ito enjoy
rife while you can" particularly as regards
samusements. Good shows are like hens
teeth and when such well established
comedy as "Chip o. the Old Block" comes
our way about the most graceful thing to do
as to fall in line and go out for on evening
.of enjoyment. Excitement and laughter
oyer the situations, love and hate for the
characters are nicely blended in this famous
comedy, and the company presenting it has
gained an enviable reputation in every large
city from the Atlantic to the Pacific by
uniformly even, harmonious and artistic
performances. At the Opera House Thurs
day night, June %. See the elephant In
She afternoon and enjoy hearty laugh in
rthe evening with "Chip."
1t is a popular fallacy that the free use of
fruit in summer is the cause of bowel disturb
-ances; while as a matter of fact no diet can
6e more healthful at this time than one
composed of fruit and farinaceOus. foods
with perfectly pure milk. Flesh of all kinds
~decomposes with great rapidity both before
and after eating, and summer heats greatly
accelerate this process; hence flesh food
frequently causes grave arrangement of the
sbowels, as the poison produced by this de-
composition acts powerfully as an emetic
and purgative. All meats are so heating
that they should be used sparingly during
MOT weather; and there is the added argu-
ment that the whole system Graves change
arom the winters diet.-From "Sanitarian,"
TN Demorest's Family Magazine for July.
The "Time-Saver," is guide to the
Worlds Fair that deserves its name. 1t
names and locates 5000 of the most inter-
sesting things on the Exposition grounds,
grading them according to their Importance.
No other guide does this. The visitor who
uses "Time-Saver" can see the Fair in
.one-third of the time usually occupied and
Hind without difficulty everything he wants
no see. An encyclopedia of Worlds Fair
Snformation that can be carried in your
breast pocket. Compiled by newspaper
man, who inspected every exhibit on the
grounds. Not sold on the Exposition
grounds; but nothing sold there will take
Its place. Ask your newsdealer for it, or
ssend 25 cents to w. K. Hamilton, Room IL,
No. 1872 South Clark St., Chicago, Ill.
There is circular, or hand-bill. in gen.
teral circulation, issued by all the Christian,
Benevolent and Reformatory Institutions
of Chicago, warning young women to be-
ware of advertisements of Light work and
Igood wages" people seeking their acquaint-
:ance in the cars, depots or streets; invita-
Ttions to suppers, theatres, or any place of
amusement. 1t says that thousands of
young women are wanted for immoral pur-
poses and that they kr,o,O that hospitals,
Boarding houses, employment agencies,
work shops and even schools are canvassed
10y respectable looking people seeking
victims. Reliable Information about
Eodging and work will be furnished free
10y mail or at the Office of the Protect
sve Agency for women and children,
noon 's2s Opera House Building, Chicago.
Reliable information will always be given
10y the janitress Of the ladies' waiting room
an each depot in Chicago.
The Englishnen's annual picnic, partic-
pated in by the sons Of Briton residing in
:Shiawassee county, was held at the fair
grounds yesterday. An interesting program
was given, presided over by J. Fl. Copas,
President. A quartet consisting of Misses
'Wykes and Lane and Messrs. Laverock and
Horsman, with Miss Conant at the piano,
rendered some good music. The Star