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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-20
LOUISVILLE

Summary: Earned runs Philadelphia.
s. Base on errors Philadelphia. ]. Left
on bases-Philadelphia g Louisville. T.
Base on balls Carsey. 1. Frazier. 8
Struck out-By Carsev. o. Frazier 1.
Home -Delehapty. Two-base HRS
Thompson Hallman. Carsey. Ia Joie.
Boyle. Sacrifice hits Gross Stole-
bases-Delehanty. 2. Ia Joie Cooley
Double plays-Dolan and Clingman. Rodg-
ers. Dolan and Crooks. Wild pitch
Frazier Passed balls Boyle Dexter
Umpire. Conahan. Time. one hour AMI
ffty-fve minutes.
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CHICAGO

summary: Earned runs-New York. 4.
Chicago. s. Two-base hits-NanlIaltren
Terry. Three base hit-Tiernan. Home run
-Tiernan. stolen bases-Xearfoss. DAZZLE J..
Base on errors-New York. 3. Chicago,
A. BASE on balls-Clarke. l. Friend. 3.
Terry. 5. Struck out-Clarke. I. Terry. !.
Lett on bases-N York. 9; Chicago. Z.
Double play-Dahlen and Arson. Time of
game. two hours and twenty-five minutes
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Bradley in centre was the only other
feature. Attendance about 400. Score:
PORTSMOUTH
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HAMPTON

summary: Earned runs Portsmouth. g..
Hampton. 3 Two-hase hits McCann.
Burke .. Leach. Bradley. Sheckard
Three base hits-Kaiz. Home run-Katz.
Left on bases-Portsmouth, S: Hampton.
Z. Stolen bascs-Reimsn, IIargro,e g.
Sheckard 4. Chandler 2. Leach. Kelley
Gochnaur. Wilson. Bases on balls-OH
Chandler. 2. of Person. 4: Of Kelley. l.
Hit by pitcher-Ilargrove. Struck out
Bv Chandler. s.: by Person. 2. Passed ball
Wilson. wild leS-Chandler I'm
pire. Anthony. Time OF game. two hours
and fifteen minutes
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ANOTHER yICrORY FOR UsTLERs,
xxKrNo Ir fHRHE sTRAiGHT
1hs Mountsincers Have Dlsbandcd on Ac-
count Of Poor Attendance and
Financial Loss.


Richmond. Z. Roanoke. .
LNrchhurc. j.. Norfolk. ID.
Portsmouth. a. Hampton. o.
Siand,ng oi ,hc Clubs.
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GRlND cfscUTT RdChs.
Franklin Wins the 2:is Trot-Brishtlight
Takes the -; Pace.

BUFFALO. Aug. 19.-Cool weather
fair track and a good programme ore"
a large attendance az the first day
meeting OF me Grand Circuit races. ar
fine Bu1ralo Driving Park to-day About
to-dsv was thaf postponed from yesier-
div Pools were sold The Zls tfot
was won easily by the favorite, prank
lin ina straight heats I'm the -.-' pace
tho Cincinnati horse Bri-ltNshl Wa -
hot f,vorito and made short work on
the race mailing n IN three stra ght
heats Marguerite the Cleveland horse.
e,,@reedcd I'M winning the trd and last
race after losing two heats TO Repeat
.Vff
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Games won and lost by each ciuD 10
each other club:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

remains quite seriously indisposed.
The ladies OF the Clopton-Street Bap-
:.st church. who were arranging Tor the
entertainment to he given the last OF this
month for the benefit of the church. have
decided TO postpone the entertainment
until the latter part OF next month.
Mr.. W. l.. Moody Is quite sick at his
residence. corner Of Fifteenth and Porter
streets.
At the meeting OF Joseph f. Johnston
Camp Thursday night Mr.. a. knorr re-
signed az adjutant 20 the camp. HIS
resignation was accepted. Resolutions in
respect to the death OF Mr. a. J. sim
mons We're adopted by the camp
Mr.. T.. 5. Wright, OF Newport News
has returned home after visit TO ms
mothet. in this city
Miss Lou Friend. who IS visiting friends
In Richmond, viii return home today.
There viii be what is called 'Salry
Entertainment" at Leader Hall Tuesday
and Wednesday nights next Tor the bene-
III Of The building fund Of the Central
Methodist church. A small admission
Zee val he charged. ana the programme,
which Is said viii be very Interesting
and Dovcl. together with the worthy Oh
jet. should draw large crowd.
Mr. j Il. Pool. OF Louisville, KY Is IN
Manchester on business.
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that 7 at once began TO feel its beneficial
Effects
MY appetite. which hal failed me. re
turned my constipation ceased ana very
soon my liver became normal IN l's &C
ton. Following this my sloeplesshess
and headaches ceased, and i began 10
gain flesh The iusidiOus hold on me
that the grip had hither had was relaNeI'
and | felt invigOrated and strengthened,
so | could resume my vocation, ana ieel
free from the languid, eneryated feehhE
that had so long possessed me.
MY friends were pleasantly SURPRISED
with the change IN my condition. ana l
was only too happy 10 recommend Pane ;
celery compound 10 such OF my acqualht-
nnces az were suffering from any OF the
complaints which 80 complicated my case.
Therefore j again say l feel lmDeHed
hy deep sense OF gratitude 20 express
how much 4 have been helped Tor l no"
feel and look ike a new man
Physicians who rely on Paine's celery
compound thousands OF the most
wide-awake members OF the proiesS.@ph
are doing. especially now that merry
every one feels the need of genuine
spring remedy-physician know very
well what that lauguor and that tired
feeling means. They know that debility
today often results in nervous prostra-
ton tomorrow unless the tired system
is quickly invigOrated.
That is why all over the country to-
dav PainGs celery compound Is being
taken by the advice OF skilled physicians.
In Is the one remedy that physicians can
consclcntiouslv call genuine spring
remedy. Try 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

IIajor Robbins Of the Second Indiana
State Guards aide on General McKee's
STAFF. and president - Camp Cray, has
been for two years one Of the most in
nucntial members of the Indiana Legs
lature and the author OF the Famous
Indiana Military law Of 1883.
Major Robbins was very sick man
up TO the time Of taking Paine's celery
compound.
In proof Of what that remarkable rem
edv can 10 10 make sick person strong
and well. Major Robbins letter from
Indianapoll. best tells its own straight
forward story.
81 was troubled with a torpid liVer'
consultation. and the accompanying sai-
low complexion, while my entire nervous
system was entirely deraneedl aud J
was greatly reduced in flesh. While III
this condition ! was taken down Nlth
very severe attack OF the grip, ana was
FOR long time, confined TO the Eouse
and my bed.
Il resortcd 10 various medicines ana
.onlcs. and under their temporary inUu-
ence made several attempts 10 resume
nv business Of travelling about ia the
interests OF a Stenen. cigar mahuIac-
turer of this city. but relapse succeeded
relapse. and 7 not only was Obliged To
abandon my business. but growing grad
ualy worse. became apprehensiNe OF the
ultimate result.
AT this juncture, my mother-in-iaW.
who had used your remedy with gratiiy-
ing results. prevailed upon me 20 COM
mence taking paino's celery COMPOUND
and il gives me great pleasure 10 state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11
WRONG AND Right EATING.
One Makes Us Weak; The
Other Makes Us Strong.

Wrong eating makes us weak because II
doesn't nour b us.
In poisons us. because IL sets
nm poisonous fermentation I'm our
stomach and the poisons 20 into
our blood
wrong eating is eating indieestble food,
or eating more than our stomach is able
10 digest.
Richt eating is eating digestible food.
food that the stomach is abe 10 digest.
food that viii nourish you when IL is
digestcd.
Right eating strengthens and invieo-
rates tho body. gives endurance, increases
weight and restores health.
Wrong eating can be made right 10y TAX
ing tho Shaker Digestive Cordial. This
preparation. made by the Shakers from
simple herbs. roots and wine is delicious,
refreshing and strongthing 10 the body.
II is a powerful aid 10 digestion.
Ii does not act 10y strongly stimulating
the stomach. but with it's own digestive
fermcnts acts on the food i'm the stomach.
and reduces. instead or Increasing, the
work which the stomach has 10 do.
This IS why 70 Increases your strength,
why Il will cure You OF an the bad effects
OF indigestion and Of insufficient nourish-
mcnt. and puridcs your system Of all
dangerous indigestivo poisons when
nothing else has been found 10 relieve
you.
At druggists. Ten cents FOR a trial
bottle.
Write for interesting hool, 20 The Sha-
kcrs, SO Roadc street New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11
THE GRAND JUEy DISCHA ~" I'D.
The Trial of the Case OF john u. Naldman
Commenced ia the United states Court.

The Trial of the Case OF John Il. Waldman
Commenced ia the nitrd states Court.
The grand jury OF the United States
Court found true bills yesterday against
y. a. Poythross for stealing regi tered
letter al la Crosse Va, and Roland
scott for robb.ug the mails in Glouces-
ter county.
a true bill was found against ". r.
Carpenter. for the tlicit dist.lin8 OF
whiskey.
The ;risl Of the case OF John r. Valid
man charged with fraudulenuy repre-
sentng himself as a United State3 pen-
sion agent, was begun ia the United
States District Court yesterday. Mr.
8. +. Cohen represents the prisoner and
District Attorney Lassiter, the govern
mnt.
the case viii be continued to-day.
Edward Gould alias 81. =. Miller, who
is under indictment for sending obscene
letters through the mail, has been
brought from Norfolk and lodged i'm the
city jail lie has written 90 District
Attorney Lassiter. asking that counsel
be appointed 10 defend him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

The Italian Beneficial Society will hold
81 meeting on the pa 10 consider the va
cant vice-consulship 10 De filled al this
port. As several members OF each Of the
two prominent Italian examinations here
are now spoken Of fOr tho position Sc is
probable that tho proposed joint meeting
TO decide upon choice VIII DE- abandoned
and each society viii make q nomination.
The names mentioned most prominently
in connection with the office are those
OF Messrs. J. RocchicioH. secretary Of
the Beneficial Society; p Gonncua. o
member Of the same organization and y.
Somma. president of the Prince Of Ma
plcs Society.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

Eubank VS. Barnes Argued by Messrs
W. +. Homer and John Pickrell for ap-
TCllant 80 W. W Henry, Esq. for APP
peure and submitted.
The cases to be called Monday are
Crawford Paving Company vs.. Baum
&c. No 90. and Franklin. Clarke q co.
VS. Commercial Bank Of Lynchburg. No.
100.
In Judge Keith's opinion in the Connell
case the opinion itself and the digest Of
%. used the words. "There is no 'causal'
co-acction between the negligence al
lsgcd ana the injury sustained The
types had n casual connection. This
Is an unfortunate "transpose,' as the
proof-roaGer might say. "if any"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

Three young mon. all former inmates
Of tho Rcformatory. a. Laurel, burglar
lied the Office Of Dr. Mark W. Peyser at
l.2O east Broad street, Thursday after
noon. The .hievcs were discovered at
their work by occupants Of the house and
left the premises hurriedly, leaving a
case Of surgical instruments and other
plumber which they had accumulated be
hind them.
The case was reported TO the dctcc-
lives and Thursday night man who. the
officers are confident. WAS one of the trio.
was arrested. He gave the name OF
SagIdy Shaw, but was recognized by
Sergeant Alex. Tomlinson as Dorsey
Crowder who was committed some years
ago 10 the reformatory from Petersburg.
Crowdcr alias Shaw. was held as "a sus-
picious character pending the search for
the other two men wanted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11
CHARGED WIZ mor.c steaIlns.

William Jackson a Hcnrico farm
hand was arrested yesterday charged
with horse stealing On tho evening Of
the eth. James Sch.&tz. a farmer. at
tended a barbecue. near enters farm.
lie drove TO the grounds Ia a buggy and
Jeff his team standing ia a field lie
charles that jackson took the team.
which he values at $50 and disposed Of
10. The negro was arrested THURSDAY
night by Constable Mann.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

The regular semi-monthly meeting Of
Division No. 2. 4. o. H.. was held Fri
day night. at the divisions han. The
annual state convention Of the order will
be held IN Portsmouth to-niorf~w Those
who will attend from this city are the
officers OF the two branches OF Hi5ernians
and such OF the State officers as hs"e
their residence here. Hon. W. +. Reddv
is the present state chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

The regular meeting o. The Baptist
Suldsy-School Association of Richmond
and Manchester VIII be held With ire
Second church school cn Sunday after
noon az O'Clock TIE Rev }. VI. Frost
u. D.. " Nashville. Tenn. VIII address
the mecting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

Mr.. {. V. Jones and Miss Matttie 4. Lock
wood Mode One.

WNNd v -NI Ono.
MI C.V. Jones and -iiss Matte +. Lock
wood were married Wednesday morning
al o'clock. Rev. j. y Fair performing
the ceremony. q the conclusion OF which
the bride ana groom took tine 3 o'clock
train over the Richmond. Fredericksburg
end Potomac railroad for visit OF sew
e-al DAYS 10 friends in Philadelphia
The bride Is a handsome and loyable
young lady. who has host OF friends,
and tie groom is popular young BUSH
ness man iu this city, being the manager
of Mrs. A. }. Pylc's dyeing establish
ment He H. also a popular member OF
the First Regiment. Virginia Volunteers.
The young couple Will he al home 10
their friends after Apnl 20th at No. i03
north Second street.
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Nr Lin.comh'. rlr. nInr.

Mr.. Martin Meredith Lipscomb, OF this
civ. has issued a circular TO the Re
nubiican party OF NnRnia. IN which he
warns therl 10 Zee from the wrath to
come. The paper has been scattered
all over the city
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

himself as n candidate for scat ~ thc
common Council from Madison ware. has
boon endorsed by thc delegation OF tAat
ward as successor of Mir. 4. - Ian
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

In tho Law and Equity Court. Judge
vgnpr Yesterday granted decree or
divorce In the ease Of Mary Clarke against
James q. Clarke. The psrues interest 4
are colcred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

In the Chancery Court yesterday Mr.
George N. wyatt qualified as guardian
OF Alfred r.. Nance and Willie ". Nance
Mr. J II. Hughes qnaiihed as admin
istrator OF W. Al. WeisISer deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

sol THERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
CHATTANOOGA. TENN, MAY 7th-1th.
1896.
For the above occasion. the Southern
railway will sell tickets at one fare for
the rounl-trip. Tickets ON sale May 9Th
Sth. good for fifteen days from date Of
sale. This trip will be made in daylight
through the beautiful scenery Of Western
North Carolina. For further information.
apply to G. ". Ccci, +. =. A., go cast
Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-11

II YOU want the best place your or
ders with me. GEORGE b. BULL,
Phone 505 Second Market
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ospox ASSURANCE CORPORATION OF LONDON sNuuASn

DECEMBER FL ~
ff aNp AFTAiRs LONDON
GREAT MADE 10 pTRsuANCE
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I. CAPITAL.

l.. CAPITAL.
Amo Of CAPITALS locks
OF CAPT
mortgage recorded and being the FIRST hsn s on .a.
interest - o"''',
OF IF AND OF Thus
ALSO Or B9NhSTSt rTTrp
OWNED ABSOLUTELY Bf ifhD ~0'A-
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Southern BAPTIST Convention, Chattanoo
% Trnn. fIaH aIil 10 I'm.

Southern BAPTIST Convention, Chattanoo-
ga. Tenn. Nav *th to ldth.
Fer the above Convention the Seaboard
Air Line has made rate Of one fare ioT
the rOund-trip. and desires 10 run a solid
BAPTIST train from this territory 20 Chat
tanoOca and return Tor he exclusive COM
fort OF delegates ana visitors.
For further informaticn Apply 70
II 81 BoNkIN.
Passenger Agent.
$50 east Main street
The great sacrifice sale Of The stock
OF nne Family Bibles. Prayer Books
Leather cases. Gold Pens. &c These ar
ucies are being closed out regardless 81
cost Gail and see them at once.
WEST JOHNSTON & co,
9J7 east Main.
CHARLES A. ROSE. Receiver
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orge w. Campbell .

Governor-George w. Campbell
IN ed rity
in Sae44 Pine sueee
D. 1Izo; commence" S~'~ "
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-08
81 LOUIS

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t"ec.tl iue-HaF
fA ~aau- -it.u- relatives n tte city
Frank rl.g.u.... I..in.,.. IS ,.-.tn.
friends and relatives mth. city,
Howard Smith h1~ engaged tac service.
.' llm0 t.-- ud sill hyra uu chli.
nrp Tine boys are both artist and will
probably secure u4cIr -halrol the trade,
NV 3ofa .,.;oa }a..,..-.r b., tl....r.
nitt,.- ar, ,rrl,I,iug ri rr,.,m ion th.
.r.,rr oI,,rr.,p,, of IN. .,.o. which Mill
be publi-hcd later
Mr.. l. Lonhoh and daughter Lett Tac,-
lay cvcnu. for Paris. France.
E.o,.,0 ,b. .id.u..li... tl,., i..d.r.t r;J,
vou. bicycle, ON the sidewalks unless YOU
wish to be- taken I'm custody by Marshall
smith. These were the orders given him by
The council last Monday night
Charlie Ackcr. who Invest hrcc mile, north
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-08
FOREST Hill"

Nr. Mcdonald. STATE deputy con-
naudrr Of the * d g. 81 , met with
.e .eot heIe ou lut.. evening L.
assist ion tho work under rNe new ritual
Mrs DIR Kaup Of Amin Al0or, is Wis
iuug her stuer MT. George Pit aud
emlly,
John Buck BIAS teen very sick tn
)ast two weeks Vl,A ma.atlal fever
Mrs Jennie Sandal! auG children
wen. 90 Har.uttle, Wisconsin laft Na'
,Tday.
Mrs Silas Moody and son, Ira, went
TO Ithaca or business last Saturday.
Arthur FogesOug has gone on thu
Grand Rrunk r Il. as neWsboy
Bert * Huffman completed his work
of weighing mali on the -. l. X y. X
r., last week and WAS home over sun
day. He went TO Detroit and Big Rap
IDS on business the Glst of the week
and then returned home again for
weeks vacation.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-08
JACK RABBITS FOR cOuRslNo.
said to BE Greatly Superior 10 the English
Hare For That Purpose.

Hare For That purpose.
The sport Of rabbit coursing is receiv.
ing "A new iAlpet,-s since the Kansas
black tailed lack rabbit has entered the
arena. Not until quito recently has the
comsinQ fraternity been aware Of the
great superiority of the Jack over the
cotton tail rabbit or the English hare for
this uurpo,e. Kansas lack rabbits are
now greatly I'm demand both i'm THIS
country and in England, and live one,
command "a good price. ghediffi. ltv in
catching them alive is very great. and
only one man In Kansas. so far az,
known. has g.vm his undivided attcn
ton o. the work.
Charles Plvne fawiliarlv known
throughout the west as hunter aud
ulammau. ha, been lack rabbit en-
thusia4t for wears. and il j, LARGELY
through his efforts that the merits az the
animal for cour,inl uuru0ses have be.
come so generally recognized. The cap
ture of live Jacks involves the purchase
If a great deal II expensive parauher-
MALTA. Nh. Pavue has two nets made of
seine Irvine. > feet in height. which,
WnDO DOtn are extended, rcdCn almost
across section, and made expressly for
catching live Jacks. His method of en-.
training the live lacks is uniuue. 1t il
his usual custom. when PREPARING for
the raid upon the rabbits, to advertise
among the farmer bows the dav upon
which the jack rabbit drive is to take
place.
AT the appointed time hundreds of
country bows, mounted on ponies, flock
to the rendezvous. armed with fog horns.
drums. bells and ANYTHING else that will
make discordant music. They are de-
ployed in a semicircular line two miles
in front of the net. and at given sig
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-08
ITHACA.

z. Z. Martin. of Indian River re.
curned home Monday.
b. II. Sawyer, w. a. Leet and Geo
p. Stone attended the district conven
ion at Mt. Pleasant Tuesday.
The pingree club at North Star has
10 members
Ira Brown. of Chicago. spent Sunday
with relatives in this village.
Harvey Smith. of Lansing, is visiting
friends at this place.
T. Matthews, of this place has been
a appointed village attorney Of Ashley.
Mrs. ID. g. Johnson is conyalescing
Lee Heron, of Nebraska, is visiting
t'riends in this vicinity.
About 81 200 has been raised toward
the oil well.
Memorial Day will be appropriately
observed in this city.
May % and % will be Field Day al
this place a fine aud elaborate pro-
gram has been arranged.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-08
CITY COUNCIL.
A Grist of Appointments Confirmed.

A Grist of Appointments Confirmed
At the regular meeting of the City
Council, Monday evening. the chief
business was the confirmation of the
mayors appointments and the accept.
ance of such liquor bonds as might be
presented. The following druggists
bonds were accepted A 5. Mcintyre.
(. w. Blair Il Co, Henry Randolph and
w. II. Kennels. The saloon bonds of
Robert Kline and Everett q Hodge
were passed upon and accepted.
The following are the mayors ap
pointments with the vote on each;
y. Leonard, city attorney, yes, 3
no.
Carlton Smith, marhall, 4 yes, no.
Lewis a. Gosline, night police, yes.
3 no
Chief of Fire Department, John L.
Noble, yes, 3 No.
Street commissioner, l. G.. LaClear;
yes Z, no,
Engine water works, Levi 5. McIn.
tyre, yes s.
Health officer, Dr. G. w. Petty, yes
8, nO2
Pound master, Geo. w. Palmer, yes
5, no.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-08
WHAT WE INHERIT

We are not to blame for. We cannot
be held responsible for the dispositions
and tendencies which we derive from
our ancestors, nor are we responsible
for the germs of disease which NAV
manifest themselves in our blood as a
heritage fromfOrmer generations. But
we are responsible if we allow these
germs to develop into serious diseases
which will impair our youthfulness and
destroy our happiness We are res
ponslble If We transmit to our descend
ants the disease germs which il is pos
slble for us to eradicate by the use of
Hoods Sarsaparilla. the one true blood
purifier. This medicine has power to
make rich. red blood and establish per
feet health in place of disease,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1896-05-08
THE CARNIVAL.
The Committee on July Make a Partial
Report OF Program

The Committee on July 4 Make a Partia
Report OF Program.
The committee has submitted the fo.'
lowing pertial program for July 4 anc
announced the following sub commit
tees:
National Salute at sunrise.
PARADE 10 "A. m
beading Declaration of indie.
tendance and OrallOus Ii a m
iames and Sports to 6 p, M
Electrical Display, Fireworks and Ma
val Battle at night on the pond
NJ irshal of the Day, Scott Baldwin
committee on Games and sports y +
Wright. Newell Smith and +. "
y MdercOOk
Blclcle Races, w l. Yost. a PEG eg
nat, j. NJ. Blakeslee
Fireworks, Col. SAVERS i. c. Hem,
H. L Hughes, j. T. Noble and i. Ii
Lowry.
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An inauisitive Young Man.

A Philadelphia lady dropped in unex.
pectedly on friend for luncheon the
other day and brought with her an in
curing young man of >. 1t seems this
child has mania for investigating tho
former condition of all eatables before
they have passed into the cooks hands.
Imagine the horror Of the guest and
hostess when the hash, which necessity
made part of the menu, was brought on
to see that child fasten his eyes upon it
and, in the interests Of culinary science,
loudly ask, Mamma, " nat was that
when il was alive?"-Exchange.