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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-27
nav t,eaIers in Convention

CINCINNATI, Sept 25.--Tho National
Hav association organized at Cleveland
last wear. convened here in its annual con-
ycntion. There are about 200 hay dealers
present.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-27
Heart Disease Cured
By DIR. Miles Heart Cure.

Painting, Weak or Hungry Spells, Irregu-
lar or Intermittent Pulse, Fluttering or Pal
pitation, Choking Sensation, Shortness Of
Breath, Swelling Of Feet and Ankles, are
symptoms of diseased or Weak Heart.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-27
Saturday, Sept. FL.

At the semi-annual exhibition Of the
Merchant Tailors' society in New York
the most startling innovation shown was
dress suits of plum color, with velvet col.
lar.
A dispatch from Shanghai states that
the Chinese expect to retake possession of
the Lao Tung peninsula about the mid
die of October
There is a conspiracy already against
Alfaro, the latest successful South Ameri-
can revolutionist, and two generals have
been expelled from Ecuador.
The funeral at Havana of Admiral Del
Gado Parejo was an imposing demonstra-
tion-military, naval and civil.
China has consented that commission
composed entirely of Americans shall in
vestigate the riots in Cheng Tu.
The dowager Princess of Battenberg,
whose son, Prince Henry Of Battenberg
is the husband of Queen Victoria's young
est daughter, Princess Beatrice, is dead at
Darmstadt
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-27
Friday, Sept. 20.

Secretary Lamont has detailed three
army surgeons to represent the govern
ment at the meeting of the Public Health
association, Denver, Oct. l.
The Patriotic Order Sons of America
has elected the following officers to serve
two years: National president, James
kilon, Denver, Colo; secretary, II. K.
Stees, Philadelphia; treasurer, John II.
Holer, Lebanon, Pa.
Active eruptions of Mount Vesuvius
threaten to overflow the roads leading to
Naples.
Last month at Fargo, N. D., divorces
were granted to Count Francisco Perrara
Montalvo Condo Gibacoa and to Sonora
Rosa Verona de Pedro Baro, whose re-
spective spouses had elopeds Wednesday
tho two compliments were married at
Fargo and started at once for Cuba.
w. III. Russell, of Ruch Center, Kas., is
the now commander-in-chief of the Sons
of Veterans.
The steamer Edam, New York to AM
sterdam, collided with the steamer Turkes-
ton off Start point on the southern coast
of England, and fundered. All her passen-
gers and crew were saved unhurt.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-27
Piles! Piles! Itching Piles!

SYMPToMs-Molsture, intense itching and
81 nging; most at night; worse by scratching
bleed and ulcerate becoming very sore
SwAYNE's OINTMENT stops the itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, and in most cases re-
moves the tumors. At druggists, or by mail, for
eOcents. Or. Swayne &Son Philadelphia.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-27

FITS.-All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline S
Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first day
use. Marvellous cures. Treatice and So 90 trial
bottle free to Fit cases. Send to DR.. Kline,
1913 Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-27
WOMAN'S SUFFERING.
RELIEVED BY MAIL. HOW 1T is
DONE.
How a Woman Works for Her Sex.
lsrroIAL TO OUR LADY RrADrns }

Seated at her desk in the bureau Of
correspondence, this wonderful woman
opens her letters from all parts of the
world. A few extracts from their con-
tents tell the story
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-09-27

FROM
PENNs'Lv'N'A
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
ITHACA.

i. +. Merrill. II, l.. Heath. O. ". Ever
den, j. b Crawford I. Il. Horr. ". r. Al
tenburg and Ed. c. Pierce OF the Ithaca
Sportsmeu'- club" let Tuesday noon for a
couple of day with the "-peckled beauties"
IN the "slago' ot Derry's camp, near Har.
rietta. We all expect to eat trout when they
return. =="Ihe Two Johns" will be at the
opera house On the evening of the 18th.
\ party VI fishermen will 20 to SIX Lakes,
Saturday morning An A, o. L. ".
lodge was instituted here on tuesday even
ing, with thirty-two members III. f.
Whipple had his hand badly lacerated by a
vicious horse on Tuesday: the horse having
taken him by the hand and dragging him
several rods before he could free himself
from the animals teeth, -On Thurskay
OF last week. Chas Ornt, who runs a general
store in Newark township and lmelda Wor-
thington of the same town came to Ithaca
Tor the purpose of getting married. Ornt
visited saloon, IN company with younger
brother, and became considerably intoxicat-
cd when he again got into his buggy and be-
gan rapid driving on the streets, when Mar
PetuS run IN hun. short time after be-
ing locked up he was taken sick. when a ply
stefan was called, who, to all appearances.
soon put him on his feet again. lie wa.
taken before justice on Friday morning
ana hned 50 and costs, which he paid and
returned home. Soon after reaching home
he was again taken sick. when physician
was summoned from Middleton: continued
70 grow worse and an Ithaca physician was
sent for; still continued to grow worse. and
on tuesday morning died. and was buried
wednesday afternoon. When his af1ianced
became aware that he had been Jailed. -be
started for home with Orut's rig. the brother
starting after her II l. reported that he ran
ms morse, accidentally or otherwise. into her
buggy, when the horse she was driving ran
away, tipped over the buggy and threw her
out soaring her face quite badly. We have
heard pOstmOrtem examination was held
uesday on Ornts body, but have been m
aole TO learn the outcome There are so
many connlctlng stories regarding the mat /
Ter that II II hard to give II ia very intelli-
gent manner.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
GREAT CRAB SPIDERS.
Unpleasant Looking Creatures Which Still
Have Friends and Little Defenders"

To tell Of all the different kinds of
spiders would take many books Spi-
ders are of all sizes, from the dreadful
big terror, OF which you have heard the
LIBERATED tarautua. which lives only
in hot countries, to the tiny little spiders
that can secrete themselves in such
small spots that the sharpest eyes have
hard work 10 find them.
Not only do they differ in size but in
habits and in the variety and style of
their houses aud OF their method of es-
tablishing their nurseries and bringing
up their children. Some spiders live in
the air out OF doors. some in the corners
OF Old buildings, some in the ground.
and some on the water. There does
not seem to bee any variety vet found
Which inhabit, fire bat perhaps some
may be discovered The giant of the
spider family, the great crab spider,
lives principally la South America.
This specimen l. from two and one-half
To three inches long. Their LEGS are at
least five inches long. Most spiders
live upon flies and very small insects.
But the crab spider is very bold and
pugnacious, and will attack any crea-
ture, not only his own size but even
larger, with the intent to make dinner
OF his enemy. Small birds, lizards
and other little creatures are just the
kind OF supplies which suit his taste
and supply his lardcr.
This gentleman is what is called
might spider" j., he spends most
OF the day in sleep and takes the night
TO gambol about in search for his meals.
At this time, when all little birds are
safely Gas they thiuk) asleep in their
nests, he creeps up tree aud quickly
finds out some OF these unsuspecting
little creatures. He is very strong and
fierce, and finding his prey off guard
he generally succeeds in killing it.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
BE FAIR. BROTHER osBAN

In last weeks Ypsilantian, Brother
CSband give, statistics of production of
silver in this country and points to il
As the chief cause OF silver decline.
Indeed. Brother O,baud. do YOU not
know iha' ,ou should take the produc-
ton Of the world To show any effect on
the price Of silver bullion; Almost As
well might you take the statistics Of
wheat production in Dakota to show
the cause OF the decline IN wheat.
Your figures arc the same that were
published by the Detroit journal a
short time ago, and have been pub
li,hed several time, before by other or
CANS, either through ignorance or
from motives which can hardly be called
honest. We will not accuse You OF the
latter, Brother O,band but we certain
~ think you ought TO have looked for
more general statistics before drawing
your conclusions, OF last week.
Let Us tell You how that argument i,
demolished at one "fell swoop." Re.
fer to the coinage Laws" 1892 1881,
fourth edition, Oh page 1913 and pub
fish in your next weeks issue the
world, production Of gold and silver
from 1900 10 the present time, From
that table You will find that gold in-
creased in annual production in 40
years from 1920 to 1850 more than Is
fold, while silver increased only Is in
the same period yet French free coin
age maintained the parity of the two
metals at ljI 20 l. You will also find
that silver increased in production
from 1860 to 1892 not quite five told
while gold remained nearly stationary
increasing only about Is per cent. or
from 10 1l6. Now, with silver prac-
tically stationary, and gold increasing
Is fold, and the known fact that /
French free coinage maintained the .
parity OF the two metals AT 10 10 |. Is 4
it not reasonable to suppose that Amer
lean free coinage could maintain the (
parity at lj4 to or Is to /, when gold .
production Is stationary and silver has
increased about five told: 1t must be
a"jug-handled" rule that does not work
both ways. BE fair, Brother Osband.
and ito not give partial report Of pro-
iuction 10 show the influence of pro-
luction on world price,
{. II. CHASE.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
NORTH WHEELER.

VIZ. Dossons family starts TOR Jackson
Thursday of this week, where they expect to
make their future home. --Geo. Taylor
OF Ut. Louis was IN this neighborhood Friday
of last week.-=W. II. Stone has been on
the sick list for the past two weeks.=-S.
+. Sibley was IN st. Louis Monday ca
large quantity OF the potatoes that were pit
ted IN this vicinity, froze during the winter
B. ) Hicks, j. V. Parsons and John
Northrop have raised barn frames in the
last two weeks. -Geo. III. HOLSTER had
an auction sale Monday OF this week.
man by the name of Coe was badly hurt in
Ezra Woods mill Thurs lay of last week. by
getting his knee cap cut IN several pieces by
a saw; ne = brother of the man that vas
cut into IN Saginaw some time ago. -=-
Mrs B. 4. Bruer was III Ithaca saturday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
A Growing succe,

G. L. DeNos, editor Of the Coopcrville
Mich Observer L. a worthy example of
what push and energy with keen business
propensite., vii accomplish. In "A CONVEX
sation with your correspondent, Mr.. DrNo~
said: Il was born ia keeue, Canada, in lSJj
Ia lN5l, ] migrated with my parent. Co Pella
Iowa, received "a common schOoi education
drtted into the printing business, ahd re-
moved 10 Battle Greek. Mich where / he
came foreman IN the large printing house OF
Gage ~ son. ! recently purcha-td the paper
OF when / am now editor. Ny lire work ha-
been very combining and eNactiug and. a. "a
result, ms health gave ont and broke down
with nervous exhaustion and -lecples- SHE'S.
J was 10 such condition that I could not
sleep until completely worn ont, my appetite
failed me aud had % choke down what Int
tie did eat. About two months Rgo nay at
tention wH- directed To- DR.. Wheeler Nerve
Nitallzer and concluded 10 try 10. II had "a
wonderful effect on me: IL few NJ ght- /
was able TO get all the sleep needed, IN, ap-
petite returned and became a. ravenon- A "a
VOLS, mo weight increased twelve pounds
my mind became clear and active. iu fact.
was restored to health aud look aud feel an
entirely different man" Inquiry aud Obser-
vation has proved DR.. Whceier'- Nerve vi
taller 10 be truly wonderful cure for nerve
troubles, such as nervous prOstratiOn. spa-m-
hts mental depression, exhausted vitality,
dependency and SEXUAL general debility.
For sale by b. NanDen Bergh. May
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
FOREST HILL.

Mr. Sergeant of Ohio visited his sister.
Mrs. Leslie Mills the past week. -. X
Bauer has gone 10 Ohio to spend the UNI
mer with relatives. Mis- Belle huffman
spent Sunday here. =Nr- Maggie ODER
Inns sister aud her husband and four chill
dren returned here from Texas last week
after an absence of about ten gears
Quite numDer expect 70 attend the Isabella
county y. +. convention at Shepherd to-
morrow. Mrs. Hattie Huffman had n
lot of Oat- stolen from her barn last Friday
night. Fortunately We learn that the thieves
wee tracked by the oats they scattered
along the road and they will be closely
watched htreaftcr.=-Mrs. Ihos. Battles
died GA Saturday last. Funeral seryices
were held ou Monday. Mr. Rood, q son.
in-iaw of old Mrs. Oberin, died on Monday
forenoon. The funeral services were held i'm
the Christian church. conducted by Rev jas.
Egbert Of shepherd. Wednesday, May /.
- Monroe Bauers visited at Gilmore
over Sunday. Mrs. J. Ii. Bauers visited
ut Gilmore over Sunday. Mrs. j. H.
Bauer spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Mt. Pleasant.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
FRED FULLERTON, Alma, Mich.
PERRINTOy.

+. L. Durfee spent few days last week on
his farm south of Lansing he intends to
stock it with cows and engage in the dairy
business, Noble Shelter Is manager
While Frank Longwood was engaged in
hitching up one of his horses Sunday 1t be
came frightened aud run away, injuiing it
considerable with the neck yoke, which was
attached to It.-Mrs. 1ace Nannatta
has shipped her household goods TO Addison,
where her husband Is engaged IN the harness
business. DeVore has started a
harness and shoe shop IN the Elmer White
building. IL b Bachelor and A. Petit
will unite their stock of merchandise and
conduct co-partnership business. -
Stroup and GARNER took in $50 dozen eggs
last Saturday. Cassada Is build
ing house tor Cha-. Herrick, who lost his
by fire last winter, Hayden has
had her house painted, which makes 1t look
ever 50 much better.-A. &. Gillett has
improved the looks of his barn 10y giving il
a new coat of paint.-Ihe Post and
Corps made arrangements at their last meet
ing to observe Memorial day and ask all
citizens to assist them. All schools in the
township will be Invited to assist.-Gro-
yer went through Perrinton Monday like a
creased streak OF lightning, Bakers Grover
Not Grover Cleveland, he 'aint built that
way.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
THE SOUND MONEY OF GoLD-BUGs

The paid advocates of gold mono
metalism are now filling the land with
clamors for "sound money.
What is this sound money" Of which
we hear 50 much; 1t is sound because
it is fraught with the sound of millions
grooming with the pangs of hunger, de-
priyed of the Just fruit of their labor;
because it is fraugtt with the sounds Of
"revelry by night" Of thousands who
toll not nor spin, but shift all then bur-
dens to the backs of their industrial
slaves because it Is fraught with the
sound OF curses from thousands Of our
business and industrial toilers who
have been driven into bankruptcy
and reduced TO penury; because 1t is
fraught with the sound Of the coupon
iiend's shears. who holds perpetual
mortgage on all mankind; because it i,
fraught with the sound of woe and
degradation Of thousands of Adams
faircst daughters, driven to sell their
virtue for gold; because it is fraught
with the sound of thousands of whlted
,epulchero or whom Christ said "Ye
are full Of dead mems bones: because
it i, fraught with the sound of millions
OF voices crying from the ground to
Heaven against men who murder. not
with the spear or sword. but who MUIR
der their fellow, by Giving death" Of
torture, grinding them into the ear.h
and their graves. Is thi, the
kind of sound money which our people
want?
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
PAINTED ~ THE WRONG PLACE.
Angels 'odld sever Fly with The Wings
Nhe,e Artist. Place Them.

DID you eyer notice living angel?
do not mean the animated article
bat the winged and ROBBED creatures
You see occasionally in ile,cos and
lriczes
II So. Won have doubles, marked the
horizontal and uuearth.y position of the
body
The hand, are gracefully disposed
along the side, just as if flying were no
particular effort aud the feet are
trailed straight behind. though mo- man
has ever found out just what mold, them
there.
1t has been so since the time Of
Michael Angelo and Raphael. saws the
y. y UOrId Those Old masters were
probably among the first offenders
against physical possibilities They
trescocd the wall and ceilings of ancient
cathedrals with ethereal beings with
enormous wings sprouting from their
shoulder blades and their feet trailing
straight out behind
Since then every artistic Tom Dick.
and Harry in the world has followed
the impossible lines laid down by the
old painters aud although science has
been developed and human idea, have
changed greatly since Athens was in its
prime, the absurd form OF the ideal angel
has not changed particle.
Anybody can see at q glance at the
picture, that this position in flight is an
impOSsibiity. Possibly at a speed of
mile a second and with the wings beat
ing at the rate OF lOO 900 time, aminute
the position might be maintained.
The point OF support is the shoulder
blades. The center ot gravity IS no.
where, apparently
II may be possible that painters de-
sire 10 represent an ange, doing some
thing that human being would find M
possible to do. AT any rate, they have
don. So
With the wings at the shoulder blades
the center Of gravity would extend
directly downward from the points Of
support. 1t j. not very graceful but ii
IS true 10 science and the law of gravi-
tation. II vii. be long time now
ever, before painters consent 70 paint
angels in other than impossible posi-
tons.
Everybody remembers how reluctant
artists were % accept the positions of
running horse, developed by the camera.
They were 50 absurd that it was with
difficulty that the negatives could be De-
iieyed.
In order 10 carry the body In a
horizontal position the wings of an
angei should be placed in the small OF
the back aud the vertebrate stitfened I.
with a board. Then perhaps there /.
would be some sort of an agreement
between art and physical possibilities.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
P0NPEII.

Rain is needed in tins vicinity -=M Mrs.
Adelbert Foster l. very low at this writing.
-James ". Payne has opened his new
store in the b. A. Hicks building. Il A.
Yaw Is convaescent. Reds horse
broke away from the hitching post Sunday
evening while Fred was attending services,
and made a lively time: 1t ran into the mill
yard and broke the buggy quite bad
j. b. Nilloughby begins his new house this
week. --Most all the oats are sowu ia this
vicinity. BON To MIR. and Mrs. Glen
Walker, nine pound boy. -Chas. Burt
had a barn raising Friday: about - were in
attendance aud report good time and lots
to eat.-=If yOu know Of any news kindly
hand it 10 the correspondent.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
C. Ii. CHASE
THE COMPOSITE DOLLAR.

Monday, Tribune had an editorial
on Party Pledges and How to Keep
Them, in which the editor advocated
the composite dollar consisting Of 2O6I
grains of standard silver and 129.1O
grains Of gold.
While the objections raised to
the free coinage of the metals sepa-
rately at the ratio of lG to /. have
no validity in our humble opinion. yet
we can see how such plan would ulti-
mately restore the parity of the two
metals and be a tolerable substitute for
free coinage. But to make it effective
the government should affirm the lepal
tender quality Of all gold and silver
now coined. 1t should prohibit the
further coinage OF both silver and gold
separately, except for subsidiary coin.
1t should then in future provide for the
free and unlimited coinage of the COM
posite dollar Of all bullion presented
in proper proportions, viz. 206l stan
dard silver to - g-l0 standard gold.
This would restore the parity of the
two metals at the coming ratio within
few years at most, and possibly with
IN few months or year. 1t Is the
'nly compromise which advocates of
tree coinage should for moment con-
,idcr
&. Ii. CHASE
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
lis Perfectly Natural.

That the consumption OF rich foods. to-
gether with tie sedentary indoor life OF win
ter should produce yliated condition of
ihe blood aud a general depleted state OF the
system Remember that EiiXi of Mullen
meets this emergency by c.eaulug and en-
ricriu1 the blood, curing many forms Of
-tOmach trouble. and a. a chDla soguc Il IN
otter %. dormant liver % perform It's natural
I motions.
Il al-o acts favorahly la female trouble
81 nab urinary dl-ea-e IT, hracinR and tonic
Il -ct viii ue telt 40 once. VIE tor all throat
uLd iuuE trpuIte nothing cen 70" better az a
reacner ne ctu g. and remove ~ la-trad Of
simply ollflIu- Toe IS uIptcm- a- DE- the case
with oplatr-.
We especially recommrud tha, iu all throat
aud mug rouDie- pur pacal Balm br used ia
connection U.s. by it- neaiiu- properties II has
proven err.i cu'i ive agent Price -
cents. or p i1r ~. For .,le h} g'l druggists.
For circular aiar--- IA.AL BALM Co,
7ll2 = Logi- Mich. :
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03

The O. +. Miller Rupture Treatment
Co. of Detroit have for over two years
made regular visits to Saginaw, where
they have enioted "A patronage second
only 10 their Detroit business They
have received hundreds OF letters from
Hernia sufferers ia Midland. Isabella
and Gratiot counties. but. until re-
Gently were not iu position t. extend
their appointments TO the smaller cities.
Midland, NJ. Pleasant and s. Loui,
are among the first 20 BE- favored. and.
no doubt. the Doctors viii have their
hands full A. about onc-teuth of the
entire male population Is slightly or
seriously rupturcd. WomeA and girls
are not exempt, but fewer Of them are
troubled The Doctors will be a. the
Sherwood House. Midland, April -. %.
81, %, Bennett House. MI Pleasant.
April 20. p, -. 20. 30; Park Hotel.
81. Louis, MAY /, :, 3, T.
The Miller treatment cures all kinds
Of rupture, regardless If age. sex or
occupation. without pain, operation or
DECEPTION from work. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every case, or no paw re-
quIred Free trial will be given to
those calling AT either place during the
first two days
Consultation, examination and ref
erenceS free daily. Hours, : "A. M to
: p. IN. Physician, invited to inve,ti-
gate and bring their worst cases for
trial. 69-3pt3
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

For al! those who have been wearing out
their lives from the effects of dyspepsia.
liver complaint, Indigestion, etc. We guar
antee Bac)n'- Celery King for the Nerves to
cure You, and and if you will call at our
store We will gladly give YOU "A package free
OF charge OF this infallahe herbal health re-
storer. Bacou'- Celery King for the nerves
cures cosuvenese, NERVOUSNESS. -leeplessness
and all diseases arising rom arrangement
Of the stomach, liver and kidneys. Samples
tree. Large size - and 30 cents at b. =
Webs. sole agent
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
Children Crv for
Pitchers CaSt0ria.
Special office.

No medicine was ever given such "A severe
test of Its curative qualities as Otto's Cure
We are distributing sample bottles free of
charge TO those afflicted with consumption,
asthma, coughs. cOld-. pneumonia, group.
and all diseases OF the throat and lungs. Civ
Ing yOu the proof that OttO'- cure will cure
You. Don't delay. but get bottle OF u to-
day and commence the Use OF this great
guaranteed remedy sold only by B. :.
Webb sole agents. Samples tree. Large
DO.tle- - and 20 cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03

BEEBE

The Ladies Ala society of the NJ. +. churh
will meet with Mr.. Albert Smith Friday
afternoon and evening, May 10. Everybody
invited -Its another boy at Jesse New
tons that makes him smile. al. Mann
is quite sick again. =-Quarterly meeting
will be held at the NJ. L. church next Sun
day.-Mrs. Ellison Of Ithaca is visiting
friends here.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-05-03
SICKELS.

Two story frame store with large celler in
the town of Sickel-, suitable for general
merchandise. For sale rent or exchange.
What have you to offer; A. L. Wright,
Sickels, Mich. 7ltl