Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1899-03-09
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For Our Readers.
/ Teachers examination will be held
in Ionia, March 30 and 81.
The X. r. lodge will have work in
the first rank at their meeting next
Tuesday night, March IA. A full at
tendance of membership is requested.
James Cramer had we loads of fine
pine logs drawn to the saw mill Satur-
day to be sawed into lumber for an ad-
dition to his residence. The logs were
cut on his 40.
! Ed. Sovereen, who has been at work
for a fl irm in Port Huron, has accepted
position with VIM. Balm & Son of
Saginaw, wholesale dry goods, and he
will be their travelling salesman.
Representative T.. p. Nash of Grat-
tan and Ed. Randall of Oceana county
| took the train here for Lansing Mon
day. Mr. Nash had been to his home
over Sunday and Mr.. Randall visited
his sister, Mrs G. N. Foster, OF this
city.
/ A. S. Brown, township treasurer of
! Orleans, was not only the first to settle
with County Treasurer Cool, but he re-
turned but 81. 70 state tax and So 04
county tax, delinquent. That he is an
excellent man for the place and has
1 given the duties of the office diligent
attention, is very evident from the fav-
orable showing made.
J When overcome by bodily fatigue or
! exhausted by brain labor no stimulant,
SO called, serves so we'll the purpose OF
refreshment and rest, both bodily and
mentally. as milk When heated as
hot as one can readily take it, it may
be slipped slowly from a tumbler, and
as it is easily digested one feels very
soon its beneficial effects. Few per-
sons realize the stimulating qualities
of this simple verage.-Selected.
: J.. l.. James and Ed Croarkin, who
run a clothing store here Tor d few
months two years ago, begun suit last
month against the chief of police and
several prominent business men of
Ann Arbor, claiming $40, 900 damages
for false Imprisonment. They were
arrested under transient traders
ordnance and fined. They refused to
pay the fne and were taken to Jail
where they remained two days in order
to make out an imprisonment" before
they took an appeal TO the circuit court
where the ordnance was found to be i'm
valid.
The chlld's right to consideration is
very commonly ignored. To count
their talk simply chatter or to answer
their questions in needless. indifTer-
ent way is TO lose the opportunity of
studying the workings OF the child's
mind, of guiding his questions into
right channels, and most OF all, of win
ming his full confidence. Lack of con-
sideration is shown in ignoring chill
dren's hopes and fears. We can never
know how many hours of thought and
purpose go into their hopes before they
venture to give them expression,
neither can we fathom their fears ex.
cept by remembering our own childish
agony resulting from some bugaboo
held over US as a restraint. Children
have right TO be courageous, and will
be If their fears are understood, right
y met, and occasion for them avoided.
In an ordinary column there are
about Is, 900 pieces OF type. An average
Michigan paper sets about 100000
pieces, to be picked up, right about face
and stood right side up with care
These in turn must be replaced in the
case, which necessitates the handling
of 100000 pieces of type each issue.
Now, if, in the first place, the editor
get the correct information, and il he
writes it properly, and il the compost.
tor sets itup right, and II the galley
boy knows enough to take a decent
proof, and il the copy holder is sober,
and il the proof reader marks the
errors, andlif the printer corrects them,
and II the makeup gets them In the
right place. and If the pressman isn't
careless, and il the press doesn't smash
any letters-why tits easily seen how
unnecessary are typographical errors
and how easy it is to run newspaper.
/
j. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo-, conductor on
electric street car line, writes that his
! little daughter was very low with Group
and her life saved after all physicians
had failed, only by using One Minute
Cough Cure. w, ]. Benedict.
To Cure LaGrippe I'm "a Hours.
No remedy equals Warmers White
Wine of Tar Syrup for this terrible and
fatal disease. Iftaken thoroughly and
in time, it will cure case In "A hours,
and for the cough that follows la grippe
IL never fails to give relief Price.
25c and soc.