The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-07-19

l. AaohuoJ anu the chance
for his recovery to be good.
n Rob. Cupid returned to his home in Sac
nav, Monday, after two weeks visit wit
! Owosso friends.
An excursion train of ten coaches draw,
@ by one of the big Grand Trunk engine
passed through Owosso, Wednesday morn
, Ing on the way from Grand Rapids I,
: Niagara Falls.
e Il. q. Travor, of the Michigan Hoop Co
reports business dull but expects marked i'm.
provement soon. A year and a half ago the
makers OF molasses barrels and casks sud.
denly changed from wooden to iron boons.
Ihis change alone reduces the total amount
OF hoops shipped by this company by some
eight hundred carloads per year. The
Owosso agency alone suffers decrease of
some one hundred and fifty carloads.
The people of the State of Michigan are
asked TO unite in the celebration of Eman-
clpation day, Thursday, Aug. 1, at Battle
Greek, at which time ex-senator B. K.
Bruce, the famous colored orator, Gov. John
L. Rich, Hon. j. G. Burrows and others
will give addresses. All kinds of sports
will be INDUCED in and close with a grand
FESTIVAL in the evening. Railroads will give
half fare rates.
Capt. Foster, an old lake captain and the
captain of the City of Fenton on Long
Lake last year, has put on still larger
boat this season. 1t is twin screw propel-
Ter with two decks and will carry 500 pas.
sengers. 1t has dynamo and engine for
lighting the boat by electricity and furnish
Ing an arc light for the bow. 1t is called
City OF Flint. Round trips from Fenton
Including street car fare and stops at
all the landings, cost but fifteen cents.
owosso campers and visitors report fine
time there this year.
One dose of DR. Fowler's Ext. of Wild
will check any case of diarrhoea
I taken at the start
our attention was called on Thursday TO
curious insect called the saw fly, which is s
the hard wood trees about this a
lty. The tree to which our attention was W
allied was hard maple, ON Mason street, te
nd several of the insects were at work on h
'' In appearance the insect resembles a.
omewfat greatly overgrown wasp, with FIR
lore bulky body than usual, but the strange al
'ature is a saw or drill which projects from az
le under side of the body, and with which ~ ~
ley drill into the bark of the tree deposit 81;
y their eggs in the inner bark, while in pr
'eration the insect looks as though some tic
nail boy had mounted 1t on the bark with
black pin or needle. The eggs produce
orms which do some damage to the trees. "a
it the flies have not attacked any in ne,
fficient numbers to kill them. thi
A ruov,o . ha
Anyone who suffers from that terrible on,
ague, Itching Piles will appreciate the inn. moi
,dlate relief and permanent cure that nos
mes through the use of Doan's Ointment. th
never fails. t tha
The story of the "Lalla Rookh," as told a.
the delightful romantic poem of the o ,il
lent by Tom Moore, will be exploited in d d,sl
pyratechnic carnival which is to cele- oa e ~
tie the opening of the Detroit Railway -; -, :
es at Boulevard Park, 18th Ave. and the ~ a. 1
ulevard, Detroit, beginning Tuesday 'nS r.
y %. Lalla ROokh, as the readers of .. Il
N Moore will remember, was the daugh- .iel
or the powerful Arungzebe. At the time Ms Ms
winch the story opens she was betrothed MY, Umu
ne youthful king Lesser Bucharia The , .,"n
& had fallen in love with the heroine W. WI,
was enterta,nad ~ 81, soui', mhele circl
nitalitv TIC un,,n IT,. Vi lnas iillceiit theil
bome and 7 clio ponssh n.us so9s o"cA " licat
day OF her departure from DELHI was , rnoI'
or the most gorgeous celebration and it t h"S
ere that the story of the pyrospectacle o n1
IS. Setting forth from Delhi, in the oil ,I
equipped barges and sur aa "
lded by the fotilla upon the Jumna We, we,
pht ITnon tha ,,.t peno al q pia|o waite
n mas been constructed at the park, the 70 .
la VIII set sail, attended by the feasts of 81
70 roses, an Oriental custom OF much t;n,a
II will renrasept 90 a", piep"ieo can
10 Isles and shores of the Persian Cult
standing out In bold relief in the back Harv
nd will be the temples and alters of the M,
illrmi,.ota a., 'cic@nos III iuii eruption Arbol
oora,s 60, '.o ial uis'ance' Eacn step cursC
nniynour,, p W INC 'iihe sne meets fort a
unknown Casmerean poet and is en- trim
TED with him, will be followed as told For E,
romance. Her desire to flee the court aoant,
the poet rather than marry the king is
climax of dramatic action. Into the
are introduced the tragic elements
I Moore so graphically told and the We
denouement when the princess recog- people
In the king the poet to whom her first excurs
ems love had been given with such we ha
enyironed by all the wealth of gorge Excur
pyrotechnic display that the great for thu
r, Pain, is capable of, will the visitors one Of
Park be entertained on the will lie
'al nights of the Detroit Railway. m, n
dy the amphitheatre approaches COM to take
D, the vast stage Is ready for its charge
tons OF scenery, the great lake has you ca
Hooded and the chorus and accessories either
ering three hundred people, are in Elsie
*. Hundreds of workmen have been and fu
,usy for weeks completing the double train
line which the Detroit Railway has Round
to its park and by July goth the last
OF preparation will have been made
Q pyro-spectacle ready for its guests ~,
intending to visit Boulevard Park Inc
string seats in any particular norton For cat
ate ...slI n