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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-10-03
Short State Items.

Right Of way has been secured for an
electric railroad from Ann Arbor to De
troit.
Mrs. John Jackson, of Port Huron.
was severely burned Thursday by the
igniting of some gasoline which had
leaked out Of the reservoir.
Orson s. Jennings, a highly respectable
pioneer of Genesee County, died at Flint
Monday morning. Until three years ago
Mr.. Jennings was model farmer of Gen
esee township. Deceased was 20 years
old and had been a resident Of Gencsse
County for forty-ive years past.
During the absence of Mrs. S. s.
Haines, of Battle Greek, from home a
tramp entered the house and stole n
purse and $11 in money, an So pair of
spectacles, shirts, gloves, etc. He made
his escape.
George Peppet, the engineer, who was
injured in the wreck of the North Shore
limited, Friday, died at Marshall from
internal injuries. At the wreck Mr..
Peppet acted the hero, sticking to his
post 10 the last minute. While pinned
under the wrecked engine, suffering
agony, he bravely directed the men who
were clearing away the debris.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-10-03

Next Lesson-"The Triumph Of Gid.
eon."--Judges Z: 1923.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-10-03

CRAWLING ENCAMPMENT, I. o. o. F.. No
II6.-Meets alternate Friday evenings.
w. MCCULLOUGH. C. p.
g. q. TAYLOR, Secretary.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-10-03

CRAWFORD TENT. X. o. II. NJ. No. 1O2. :
Meets every Saturday evening.
A. MCKAY, Com.
WIN. WooDFIKLD. r. K.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
Baltimore & Ohio r. r,
Schedule in effect Nov. Is, 1894.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAwApF avn
WILMINGTON, EAST BOIIND DErOAi

lhAlNS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE nFpo,
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p Atlantis ~ City, weekdays, '7l7a nj .i2 "a nm
WEST BOUND.
Baitimore and Washington. *415 ~ 40 =.
m. Week .da1s Oo' Sod' = 81, SC Il, IS 10 IS S.
BSltI@GTe d6ifT and way stations, III a. and ana
Newark, Del, a s415,717,S47a N .o
week days "u II ~ D. m.
cbis6gdg ccbFiits6nTg, /. E So q, a M m. daily
SSinIcagO % IL a. m; "a "a D m dali,
p. m, daily. E'@ 4o' p m, and Is 5S
m new UTieans Ms via Bristol and Chatanooya a. 10
Tp'IN-s nioueh sleeper to New Orleans
For New 11YA Yart 4 MARKET STREET STATION
For PbilsdnIE1i week days, Is Scam.
ali S6 h,dadeiphia ~ week days, 50 81 10 o,s
si For or Pttsbi,Ia s 9 5 a. p e o. To-
For ReI,imnEsoa anu Chicago, week days IS soam
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w. . 81 a m; 220, 5 4Opni week days,
LEAVE PHILADEI. .PHtA ron ,,.,.
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Telephone No I93
otbeI hel5s 70 Western points lower than NJ. -
r "a i'e' Ge,,nuC q 0. SCULL, Gen'l Pass sgsnt 1tny
-. ?. CAMFBELL General Manager - NSeu"
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

A Big HAUL FOR THE JAPANESE
On February 18th the Japanese feet
entered the hagboF Of Wei Hal, Wei aud
took possession Of the forts and the
torpedo station on the island of Lin
Kung.
Ihe japanese captured ten Chinese
vessels exclusive of those sunk. The
captured vessels included the iron-clad
oattIeShip Chen Yuen, two cruisers
one the largest and best in the Chinese
neet, and six alphabetical gunboats
thfSe latter being gunboats named ac-
cording to the Greek alphabet. and
having an armament of one large and
several small guns. One of the eun-
boats was disarmed and given to the
Chinese for the transportation Of the
BODY OF Admiral Ting.
IL 10 now certain that Ii Hung Chang
Will 80 to Japan as envoy to neeotiat.
peace with that country.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
Death of Frederick Douglass

Frederick Douglass, the renowned
colored orator, dropped dead at hi.
home near Washington on "Wednesday
evening, aged 7S years. Though born
and reared slave he has held manv
high positions in the gift of the govern.
ment and before the war in different
Anti-Slavery societies. He was born
at Easton. Talbot county, Maryland, in
February, 1917. His mother WAS a
negro slave and his father white man.
AT the age of ten he was sent TO Balti-
more, where he learned to read and
write. His master allowed him to
hlre his own time for three dollars
week, and he was employed in a shin
yard. In september, 1888, he fed
from Baltimore and made his way to
New York. Thence he went to Bed.
ford Massachusetts, where he mar
ried and lived for two or three vears
supporting himself by day labor on the
wharves and in various worksbons
While there be changed his name to
Douglass.
While in Massachusetts he was ma
terially aided by William Lloyd Garri-
son, and, on making a speech at an
antl-slavery convention in Nantucket
was offered the agency of the Massa-
-
phusetts Anti-Slavery Society, in which
position he ssrVed acceptably for four
years. He published seyeral books
and Frederick DOuglGss's Paper, after
wards the North Star, 10 Rochester and
afterwards became the publisher of the |
Era at Washington. In 1872
be was Presidential Elector-at.Larye
Tor the State of New York, and in 1875
was appointed United States Marshal
or the District of Columbia. He next
became Recorder of Deeds for the Dis
rict of Columbia from which Office he
vas removed by President Cleveland
'ut President Harrison appointed him
to Hayti in 1889. The
4aytian Ministry was the last position
the gift of the United States held bv
DR.. Douglass. In 1899 Eayti made an
ppropriation of money for the coium.
ian Exposition at Chicago, and an.
oInted Mr.. Douglass the Senior of her
"o commissioners to the Exposition.
ince the close of the Exposition Mr.
douglass has lived quietly in Washing.
IN without engaging in any special
uslness. His wealth is variously esti- =,
Iated at from 100000 to 5000. 900.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

Ihe safe of the D. NJ. & V. Road at
Lincoln City was blown open on Tues.
uAy night week aud about $40 in money
apu So'ae valuable papers taken there.
% .t1%' about the same time and prob.
aoly " The same parties, the 5 store of
"m' hIsler was broken ipto and some
money ana papers of value, including
note for $500 taken therefrom
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

a DIG boNANzA.-It is stated by the
new York Herald that the syndicate
"nicn secured the per cent. bonds
rom the Government offers them 10
investors at rate that will yield a
p, Pront OF nearly ave millions Of dollars,
rms is doing we'll for beginning and
lnily illustrates the stupidity Of our
Congress. BY the authorization Of a
popular three per cent. loan there
would have been saved to the Govern
ment In thirty years about SIG, ,Ooo. 900.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
BRANCH ROADS.

Leave Harrington for franklin Ci,, a.
I6 is Milford Georgetown Berlin Iewes c
80, 10 a. NJ aha 90 p. IN. week -days Ketnrni'S
weekdays. 49, anu lU-50 a. N
leave Leave FLanklin City for Chincoteao,,, l,.,,
C5inn,1ZUi Cs5eiGne,1 ~ M weekdays. keurnnS eays Sis
NIIincotesgue ~ a. m. week -davs ''e' iea''
~ ieaVe townsend for Centreville at o35 n -
l3Op IN. '''0'-ile o'oO N. and
~ Hea'e ,5 layton for Oxford az 945a m. and 4,
leave Leave seaiord for Cambridge at II ~
S, SSIeh Hays and on Tuesdays. Thutsd@,s" a. ~; ~
at ''OO D. m. returning leave CSmbrd
TburSdaynl "a, oN3 Wees days and 2.46 p m Tuesdays
rot. mn leaVes clayton for ChestertOwn 10 - -,
ie1tuIning, leaves Chestertown 6 so a m N
-, oNINECIIoNs.-At Porter. with Newark + nj.
aHe seS tRailroad AtClayton with
% chesapeake Railroad and Baltimore q Di is are
Naval y hialdr9ad Al Harrington, with Delawsra
yla1d d Virginia Railroad AtSes ford ,;.G'
NeII Tnlg seaford Railroad At Deimar With
Poco,p0ka "a 6 phis q Norfolk Wicemieo q
sDally except Sunday.
5. NJ. Provost, General Oro,,..-
;. X. WOOD. General Passenger ASenf 3seF
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
EaStOn Preachers on Marriage Fees.

a group of Eastonians was talkinO
Oh marriages and wedding fees.
1 never told you how was paid
'hree fees for one marriage. did 7 pn
asked the Rev. J. NJ. Sheridan.
It happened like this" he said
"hen assured he had never told the
story. '0'U 'ne
married a couple in Salisbury
once and the groom paid the custom.
Hry lee. Some time after that 7 mat
nun and asked after himself and wife
ne replled enthusiastically that welded
lie was one round ofjoy, and that he
grew fOnder of his wife the ha,,er bo
knew her. So loud was he in her praises
ana so enthusiastic about it that he in
Sisteu on paying me second time for
marrying them.
ALTER awhile l met the gentleman
again. and he approached me more
smiling and happy looking than ever
MS enthusiasm had increased: : he was
'O'uei Vi MS Vile than eVer-sbe was
such an excellent manager and nos.
sessed so many other virtues. that he
insisted ou paying me a third fee for
tying the knot. Aud he added that he
expected to repeat the fee before lony
objected to that, and took the third
zee WIN the understanding that it was
10 be the last"
How different from "A fee received
by the Rev. Mr. Baldwin shortly after
ne came to Eastou," said Dr. Norman
X. Smithers, who made one of tb..
group. He married couDle and re-
eeived basket of potatoes a. a fee
know minister remarked Dr
Avery, "who married couple nm -
steamboat and the groom offered him 81
drink of whiskey for his services y
Did he take it?" asked AN incor-
rigible.
That broke up the storytelling about
marriages and marriage fees Easton
Ledger.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

reports come from Caroline County
.nat partridges, rabbits and other game
nave perished. Yellow fruit ia ro.
ported to be damaged. Mr.. Josenb
OrrelI' a prominent fruit grower saws.
upon examining hundred buds of ,bo
seVeral yellow varieties, he found opite
number dead, with exception of the
omocks' White fruit is also in oood
condition. 9O'U
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

Inc praises OF George WASHINGTON
were sung Friday throughout the Ienc,b
"a|at "Iu Orea'n OF tie United States. The
peieOration OF the anniversary of his
0'r'n serves to stimulate sentimen,s ot
PATRIOTISM ia the hearta of tbs grow
Jug generation, and it is that the dav
SnOuld be fittingly observed
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
Comrades Two.
BY MARY T. LATHRAP.

written after the death of Mr.,
Downs and Miss Ames, and publishe
in The Union Signal.
We stood in an eloquent silence.
These holiest days,
When thoughts of Christ have been woven
In sweetest of lays;
we came where the years were dividing
The new and the old,
Ana pausing 'twixt grave-heap and garland
We counted the gold
Vi sands that for joy or for sorrow
Move on where awaiteth the morrow
With story untold.
All songs have seemed far in the stiffness.
Like strain of lutte
mat trembles alone over the waters
When voices are mute
But years that divide do not move us
To sharpness of pain.
50 little they seem with their burden
OflosSes and gain
when souls have come near the immortals.
And treading the edge of life's portals.
Been thrilled with their strain.
We heard in the circle of silence.
The falling of tears,
Have scented the fragrance of roses
Love brought to bier;
Have listened with low, tender voices
Half under the breath,
Were speaking of farewells and partiDps-
And talking of death.
But ont from glO. Y supernal
There thrilled Il great voice-"Life eternal
fTiNr fhfts,
One life was a sheaf at its ripeness
Of gOldenesl grain,
It's wealth had the glory of sunlight.
And sObbing of rain:
All who shall dispu'e with the Master
For whom it was grown,
That now in its day of completeness
He gathers His own?
Or who, 10 earths duty and sadness
Would call the great soul from the gladness
That heaven makes known?
One life was flower prophetic.
Aglow with the June;
Why tarried it not for the fruitage,
But faded so soon?
All who shall in what region
Should come to its best
Inc soul that so utterly loving
Is utterly blest?
Or who, in these days of bereaving.
Would break by sob of our grieyipg
Ineffable rest!
All. eOmrades we stand in the silence
Homesick for day.
But how can our anguish be bitter?
We follow that way.
Let us lift up our hearts, our beloved.
Love on as of yore;
Who knows but in stress of the battle
They haste TO the fore?
Then onward, ye brave" to the duty;
Not far, with the King in His beauty.
We greet them once more.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
DOCTORS TRY MUNYON,
Omelal Records Open to the Public.
~" mn.eIl-AnOwn Physicians Test the new
e"Very With Most Successful
Results.

Two WelI-KnOwn Physiciaps T.s, ,t,o ,,a,.
"ise"Very With Most Successful
Results.
Dr DeGratf, of No. 9 West Fourteentb
street, New YOrk's best known dentist saws.
l had rheumatism for years. at times So
Oa9iy could not stand on nv feet. NV
ankles were swollen, and the least move
Hieht caused exerueiating pain. | tried
iMunyon' Rheumatism Cure and found one
OOtIle sulnclent to cure me promptlv and
completely. L also used MUNYON'S Dvs-
pepsla Cure and was entirely cured Of a
very distressing and painful stomach
bNoUGHF A PATIENT FEoM BUFFALO.
DIR. E. r. Barnes, of No. 1858 West
Avenue, Buffalo says: my patient, John
tnaehtges, NO. 1879 Niagara street, suffered
from dyspepsia for eight years, with fire.
qeeeHt AttacKs OF great pain and tenderness
only temporary relief; but he saws since
taking Munyon's Remedies. as nrescribed
Dy Professor Munyon, he is entirely cured
MunyoA' Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure
cures all forms of Indigestion and stomach
troubles such as constipation, rising of food
ulstress after eating, blOating of the stomach
ana palpltatlon OF the heart, shortness of
oreath and all affections of the heart caused
Oy Indigestion. 1t soOths, heals and in
vlgorates stOmachs that have been weak
ened by over eating, or where the lining of
the stomach has been impaired bv phVsic
and injurious medicines. Price. l5 CENTS
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
company, of Philadelphia, put up specifies
Ior nearly every disease, which are sold nv
all druggists, mostly 25 cents a bottle.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
Scratching
and Swearing

only increase the irrita-
ton and heat the blood. What
the skin needs is cooling, heal
ing a?rlication that brings COM
fort 10 bo..J and mind, and which
At the sarae time has strength
enough TO prnetrate clogged skin
anI 10 dissolve the scales Of
Eczema and DlndruG.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
How This.

w. we offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
warn ior any case of Catarrh that can
"%I oe cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
~ r. :. CHENEY & co, Propritors
we the undersigned. have known F
!. 'C.henety for the last Is wears and
neIieve him perfectly honorable in ali
business transactions and ipsnciaiiv
ahie TO carry out any obligation made
hv their firm. 'i"ue
w EST q TRUAx, Wholesale DRUGGISTS
IoleGo, Y. WALDING KINNAN & Mar
VII; Wholesale Druggists, Toledo q
halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
aIly acting directly upon the blood and
mucous ~ surfaces of the system Price
|oc; per bottle. Sold by all Druysists
Testimonials free. - 'e'''
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

1t will pay you to take Hood,, O.
Sapar'lIa. sap y With pure blood you need
1' ao' iear the grip, pneumonia, fever or
u,pnInerla' Hoods sarsaparilla will
DiI, uee g Sou strong and healthy. Hoods
I'l, Plll are PHrsly vegetable, p4reGully ore.
pared from the best ingredients a5c
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

BAD WHITE MEN.-General McCool,
sara IN addressing a meeting of the
indian Rights Association at Denvar.
tnat In forty years experience with the
INDIANS, he always found a white man
at the bottom of every difficulty
Wherever the missionary goes with his
bible we find the trader with his "6re-
water" and always ready to stir up
strife for gain.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

A Des Moires woman who had beaD
troubled with frequent colds concludod
TO try an old remedy in new wav and
accordingly took tablespoonful ffonr
times the usual dose) of Chamberlain, =
cough Remedy just before going IN
Deu' Inc next morning she found
'n"' her cold had almost entirely dis
appeared. During the day aho took a
lew doses OF the remedy lone teaspoon.
Iui before going to bed, and on ,be
'oilowipg morning awoke free from all
symptoms of the cold. since then abe
mas on several occasions, used this
remedy in like manner, with the samo
good results, and is much elated over
her discovery Of so quick wav of
curing a cold. For sale by Clifton 3
Raymond, Druggists.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

u has been ascertained by an ex-
tended series Of experiments that rye
and winter wheat will germinaie in
soil the temperature of which Is az log
as low as 80 degrees. Barley oats, FAX,
clover end peas will sprout ut 35 de-
grees. The tprnip Is az cold-blooded
as the rye and winter wheat but the
the carrot needs Ss degrees and the
bean 80 degrees before they make the
initial effort to send the life shoot in
search OF air and light.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

II lard WINTER GOOD FOR FARMERS.
Farmers are getting some encnmr-
age ment from the roughness Of the
winter, for they claim that il m.ans
plenty OF fruit next summer, and feel
much encouragement at the nressn,
outlook. The also say that better
crops OF cereals are raised after severa
winters, alleging, as a reason. that ,ha
ground IN freezing repeatedly kills the
insects that destroyed the crops and
'hat the land itself becomes pulverized
ana rendered easy to cultivate. Obsar
Vat'on has proven that wheat 6alds
protected for several weeks bv a covar
ing OF snow are much benefited and
the yield larger the coming harvest
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

baltimore Is discussing the advis.
a"'i'ty OF placing women in its school
oOaru. 1t there is any public position
winch women can fll better than man
u Is IN the management Of schools.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
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Reports. anu "afket
ana I,s ps,i views Of Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
"',u delaware, complete and classified.
ooeiai Events, Games and Sports. IN.
reshions ofths day. Literary, Art, Farm and
soa'H.' uen' scientific and Labor notes. Building
Sos'e'y news and Household articles.
ine DAILY LEDGER Sunday exeepted).
.laii' to any address In the United states
Sanada, 50 cents per month.
saturdays LEDGER (weekly), a 0yss,
nome Journal, which aheuld be in everv
country hons, sF.ss Per year,
~S'~ake aH remifEauces parable Al
GO, w CHiLDs DRExEL,
Editor aud fDnbIisban
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

Inc body of United States Minister
isaac r. Gray, who died at his most Of
uu,y IN the City of Mexico, arrived at
indianapolis Thursday, aud was de.
pO'''eu IN the Indiana State Capitol.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

me FAlLURD OF MCLEAR & KEN
DALL'--Every Wilmingtonian will re.
sre' TO hear of the failure of the old
a1d "ell.known carriage manufactorv
o. the Messrs. McLear & Kendall Of
wilmington. This firm is well-knoun
all over the United States and one time
gave employment to over two bnnd.aS
nands. BY the failure of the firm Il
VIII throw some City or more hands
out OF employment. Judgments aogro
sa''ng nearly fifty thousand dollar..
nave been entered against the firm a.
'ne Court House. From present indi-
cations the firm will be wound up.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

a bill prohibiting the panuhctur 9
sale or distribution Of cigarettes in
California has passed the Legislature
OF that State and awaits the Governor,s
signature.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

cartridges and rabbits have frozen
70 death by The hundreds and it is pre,
uicted that game will be very scsr,a
in this State next fall
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

DDslly. EDaily except Sunday. E'''- S'''l
stops TO leave passengers from WiIp,ir,,,,,,
sontb of % north or take passengers for p6inis
or on sitopS sip only ON notice to conductor OF agent
or stops TO leave passengers from Wilmington
and noiop oitops 20 leave passengers from Middletown
Stups to let off passengers from points soptb
m ~ Express press trains leaving Harrington 8O5a
th2a & ana arriving at $50 p m week davs 90 90 d.
terS sn S9IlG TO and from Baltimore, gia Por.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

Why didn't the Senate Committee
on Education and Labor make the
losses through strikes during the past
SIX years round hundred millions IN
stead OF putting them at sos, 500 $50
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
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Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

II Is not Specially creditable to either
tne Southern States or to the New
England cotton manufactures 49,
.ne absence of law regulating hours of
labor and the price of labor sbould no
clted as reasons for moving cotton fac
tories south. '"0
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
The Ledger.

Improved, illustrated, eonvenien, in to--. l..
one ofthe largest and best nevvsnan.Ts ss,,'' ss
lished neutrality-suspicious. ana &c s'",,
CHARACTER, "'s"
During rsss the PUBLIC LEDdEp,s s,....
n'sh place IN journalism will be not onlv
maintained but advanced by improvement,
IN every department, in the extension Of i,s
news service. literary attractions. and sn.c-
iai aiieatures. To enable the publisher 10 ~.
.,..pi, sne proposed improvement, and to NEE, tbs
'y ahe rapialy growing circulation ~
w tseEsr' Messrs. Hoe & Co. are now con.
~ ~ ss.'hg Wv TOT It four New sextuple Presss,
RI" ."o 'H'est and most approved design
r.-,s presses will increase the facilities for
.aplu printing as per cent, enhance 81.
'.,I's 4p'neal appearance of the paper ana
give more distinct imnress;o., FF~'' anu
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

The S"ede who wants to trv to
reach the north pole in balloon i no
greater "Ioonatic.' than those who
make the attempt in other WAYS
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

1t seems to be IL Case of pot and ket-
Tie, so far as financial blackness is con-
cerned' between the democrats and
the Republicans of the House.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

Congressman Everett, of Massacbu.
sets gave Chicago "A new name when
"e SPokr OF it as "the liver of the
nation. There is an idea in some
quarters that "pall'' was meant
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

Comedian Gentry, who killed his
sweetheart the other day, must have
mad longing to play the leading part
in tragedy.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

President Cleveland chased himself
around with his financial crisis bugaboo
at rate that was very profitable to
snreWd bond buyers, if not to Uncle
Sam.
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27
Philadelphia, Wilmington . Baltimore Railroad
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Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

Inc report that ex Senator Platt con-
template lecturing on Political in
gratitude. lacks confirmation. but
tn're isn't the slightest doubts Of bis
a'l''t! t" d" justice to the subject
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

Ii America can set up it's own stan
uarn, regardless of the rest Of the
world in one thing, why not in every
thing?
Smyrna times., 1895-02-27

Between Japanese bullets, royal exc.
cu''ons and suicide the Chinese army
Is rapidly getting reduced TO a niece
basis.