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The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
Mnn y Ho Rlog wAEEl.s.
rurn our More werE Taan These Wh'
Follow the Old Way.

- vr.s very much nre3cdirsc aguiiisi
the bicycle and hicyolists Esf,rEaits 49,
bantam. who Is the head of dfyis,en "
ene ~ the upper dspsrl eaents 20 Nas.'-
confess fhat am nSw thprvuEhiy con-
Vtnred that I WAS N error tn1t t~.tn. ~
20 this elsy ! dan ssp -, ~ ,dea
ssat tfe men who used them Nere ,aAl
~st ard rxsie j. wheel simply t'tsAliSs tsss
osTrea L aud eauid ride ia MY ustNf
,ezrs' exteTsFnrr - dcBlrtnteut ittf
have learned iai uf fainsr. Sne ~. 49,,
,hing stands %; ysrs elsIs l5.Is
,si.-rl and = a rsis;isr in work a. we'll a.
~ his whs.ei Under thf circnr1st stat'ssse Z.
ne ~ IL rressir, Dctsartusns In bpila,
iig q hicyeis stablc Tor rs - sgks. 49, :.
IN s4ssgfted ina ths otssT ds t,At -. -
a 1-ti-s.f he bisYrir fcr the resSoh
that tbe hlcseir-ridips CLERKS aff AiNA3
,ssai h - fTssasr and -aar- IN ths sefk-
ing hlIuiNF when they bgrtn MefA leash
The ci-rks who N,ik y tts depaf =, ~, ~.
gsr,narti5u i want 20 aSss that my rRpfrt-
tncs applies 10 the women - Nrl - ~
rsrn, Tee oiEss Y flasfs - -. ,s,3,,,- 80
fhau tkcsa Wn0 fellow thr old says o. 10.
ma ihinEr tsNt esygg eces =, ,..,' n ~ ~,
I east he3p nutising What oeeAre pn9Ht
ms anr sNe= every DAY There afr sci
p.dns,i to = ueariy - htcyclssis wlto T.si'
tbsir lrhss-ts iaiff - ths Treasury np-
isssrfrrsgrt Th.se 80 " Is safe 10 ssN. afs
ihe brat - risrsa ~ thHt dsts.rtfs.fist
rayyr is q rurtEi1 sei-uf,-arsil 81 49,
: "a uuusi-aI lot - buried N0rs - =
fsua in ! sAafE fitns for theF e&m .
f.Iisd ufa1u- Elat stable Eta praFF - = =
uagtuz inVsstrurEf fus the department
iCr a. iurrsasA aui Improvement tu
gHFk dnrs Viii ffssst more thau ttiaAN W
tired 4 that tnr nIEEeic and stFasysrlsft ~
4rls fy-qs n rftlug gren5 90 Eo f~EsiheF, Y
"a : rsrr frinc Cor stEuosstt Fsileff hls1
sygsr urft-rr 70 D. wslha5t NnreA D.
rhrE ~sHn OF women
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

path which Miller must iFaYei Wneh
he returned 10 camp.
The men concealed themselves near
by and waited until nearly ] o'clock
before Miller returned. He came
within ten rods OF the eoun'erfeit deer
before he saw IL Then he put his
Winchester 10 his shoulder and blazed
away The smoked rolled on and
showed the deer standing where IL was
before he had tred He walked for
ward a few steps, took careful aim
and cred TWO shots in s,ieeession Az
mis- time the deer began 20 move on
down the path, apparently woundsu
and about to die. Miller shot again
ana when the smoke had lifted. Whiis
rars stenclled in black letters moved
M from under the deer's belly ana
presented itself TO Miller's gaze The
cara contained the following cheerful
information. eYou didn't touch me,
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
DEER GUNNER'S LUCK.
WHY A MAINE SHERIFF. HAS
LEFT THE WOODS,
And Resumsd Service Of Proee's-he
Had ExtraordInsry Luck In Getting
Two shots at Deer Almost wishin
Arms Length.
special Letter)

Deputy Sherifl Abe Miller of Cher
ryheld. Me-. having spent two weeks
in the northern woods looking for deer
and returned empty-handed. will mere
after devote his energies to serving
writs and processes upon such citizens
of Washington county As the courts
shall direct The reason why ne has
abandoned hunting for the law Is wei
known to John Oak and BIZ Ciinoru'
two young lawyers who attended aim
during his campaign in the woods.
They had been hunting around Cham
lakes for a week without success. when
a sharp snowstorm came on that en-
abled them to follow deer tracks all
over the country In two days OAK
had killed 4 tat buck and Clifford had
bagged two does Meantime Miller
had hunted far and wide without
shooting anything bigger than
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

On Conanicut island, Just across the
way from Newport, R. l., clever
clergyman has Just built church on
wheels
Conanicut island is a thriving, prom
Using summer resort that pTides itself
on possessing more hotels than the
queen of American watering places.
ConanIcut island is nine miles long
and dotted with clusters Of houses at
considerable distances apart. James
town, the principal settlement. is the
center for all the churches, and the
residents at the end of the island find
il inconvenient to attend services.
Rev. C. E Preston, pastor of St
Matthews Episcopal church, has stud
led the problem of attendance, He is
a Jealous worker, and when he learned
that the people could not come to him
he concluded that it was necessary for
him to go to them, and hit upon the
scheme OF building portable church.
Mr.. Preston disclosed his plan to his
dock. but the scheme was not cordially
received.
Having implicit faith in the idea, Mr.
Preston laid it before the Newport
Episcopal Convocation, from which he
received assistance enough to begin
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
rREnc4MEN uslNo SMART g
E.r,,.h Word witch Thry Anee'' hut
n,n,t Pronsunce CORRECTLY

r,-t,.h word which rhry Affect h"'
pap-t Pronsancs Correctly
EngIishneu and Americans ne~i2
r.tprned from Paris and familiar VIE
fhat mar, OF French society that likes
10 initiate English social and sporting
wavs are much amused by 4 reSent
addition TO its vocabulary. says the
New York Commercial Advertiser. II
has discovered the word smart in me
significance Il has In the tashiouHoie
slang OF London and New York. ana
eagerly adopted 81. applying II even
more indiseriminately. Clothes. Jew
Els vehicles. horses. entertainments
companies. novels, PLAYS, aetihg. men
and women, whichever !s in the best
possible form OF the moment has be
come smart. as It was once chic. nov
the vocabulary Of the young French
men Who affeLt such an epithe; is By
no means so limited as that Of ais
American OF English brother, but be
eiings to smart only the more sirea'
uot1sIy. forgetting II only When be y
excited or embarrassed Unfortunately.
saw the English and the Americans. be
has still to learn to pronounce T. Trey
represent bis version os Il as
-smarthe. ard Figaro confirms them
with a tale ot young girl who. being
repeatedly praised as smarthe. won
dered Why lonE-standins acQuhintAnce
persisted in calling hef Aarthe-
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

the work. By unremitting labor the
necessary fund was raised to construct
the movable edifce. and in few days
# will be dedicated.
The church, which Will be known as
the Chapel of the TRANSPORTATION. was
built in the rear OF st Matthews
church, under the immediate super
vision of Mr.. Preston, and is a very
pretty little edifce Within il looks
very churchlike. being finished in cy-
press. Il has all the accessories of a
chapel, with its stained-glass win
dows, big chandeliers. altar rail, pews
and accommodations for camp chairs
The building is 1Tx2S feet, and rests
on a heavy truck with wide-tired. low
wheels. on which it can be moved from
place to place. When the chapel is In
position for service. the heavy pole. TO
which six teams of horses or. oxen have
been attached. is taken out and stored
under the building. its place being
taken by broad steps leading to tho
front platform. Side boards are placed
around the truck, giving the chapel
the appearance Of permanent struc.
ture built On the ground. The entire
edifice weighs about twelve tons. OF
which the truck weighs about two tons
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
AN-.f-.i ...l.t-.,.

Ilssrlae ths lrvrstiosttua - taf rsgassl. ;
"a fsellsEu|5i tsieEskfiu. A1ssf nTaHif AifF p
icaa a. i.-ass - Esfkdrs - t~trsii.f
usre fsssssf iu th< ssuesr - apF sslit'ie
ard afasirr ttssfI Hlia sa'lErz lFF4 ffsini t-ts
r1sls.laIs HtIs-,s aafW ffz tsaass saf q af1zr -
- Hfr azlf7 NEHe t-ran teilE Esrs f1sf l4a
1s5s.5fiYf0r : ssiyi-s pa-sttlsr ei4h 10 tset
t.i7sssr Hfrff a 1nlltts-r - nCatsfr t.I=iakl q
~ FArs fruea ran - shFer tlsetcs Y
Reriesh arfs. fsrrH anG ats8 gtrz tn&2f
ffs ~ fff tolfa % uHft
ssiraf srsd snlrg. etfhfHt ssr Efra toT tsr-
FITa u-ss z 49, : aUs HraEsgass - a Nl.f1
day
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
oa. rs.is, q r,r,lsf,.i ,.,g.4..laa.

AunrXationisis afr advasutlns liig
addition ~ canada "a tbi. rsuutry. and
ihiuk H rtn D. Hc,y1u;plisbs-i ~
Irarvful maunrH without vAriiins =
1uarrri wifh E.ugL,ui Suth questions
an fsf tlse uisf-l zfsicsuansiiip. Just
- drStiausiB. constipation liver and
l,Intsy Iissa-ss tiH foy reliable rcn
s.iy likr Husiett,r'S S;rmarh Bitters
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
.s.neo tar . SO 90

That's what thts ns@ eprn cost fislft
~ blsssls pef acfe. HiE fuaf Oats -
fsssheFs- Salfa4aa NaEe % EHHtafe hef~F
sus snftI~ a - reF acre Sis7ds = tees
rnIAte~s s. ~ PER thl hruuIlzs lugftuis
tire greatest grass ua eArthz hSz -iis1r
HaFtey o. tushgls pgr aEfNs - slrtf
grasses ana EioNNrs. etc
ssnd tEIs ueties 70 John a. sAf.EER
gEEp CO Ia CROSSE. WIS wa ~
siaFiIps ana Yscefts free grsR, czfAterue.
81 &c Cora and y yarn STce eazs.
pies. tv.n-l
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
Dyed In the woel.

Brown Smith is > crank isn's hs'
Jones-A crank Why. II he should
ever md that he wasn't in minority
he'd change his opinions al once:
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

hedgehog. Two days before they broke
camp Miller grew disgusted with his
company and staued out alone. When
he was away his companions skinned
the dead buck. which Oak had shot,
and stnfHng It's hide with brush and
snow, hung it up leading line in the
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

Pisa's Cure for Coasarnp,iosa has sayei
INC large tio-esor billN--C. 4. BaksT- as
Hsr.at "a. PhllAaeiphiA, Pa. Dec- :, ".
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

~Irr1stfrs uFtrr tauEhf arisss tesfN >
,rannr b. II tive ssrr Sfts ta2Eh ~ 80
Fh.star r1ssf asggar@r ~ hsa - AeagH
thsFu 70 rvs ~ meuFE iHssG
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

Ar. vas IN favar - rariy Hnarftszs.sf
'-Wsu f-su4lle whn sHEsgst % NARY nffEn
vdtiid setter bsEin sariy
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

'suusisv yot cent s1sFn 70 uiiad -.
r6td vge9fhsr No ma can't eBeh ~
utsn iho piprs u truzs
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

What dbd uffia jim 90 ufth tss qaaftEr
he isnt fn- haEing hls tnash auiksss tAs
atsent q an au comic valentines "a sad
the dcHfiat
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

Even faith-eure advocates never Try
To run a furnace withou, fuel
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

-'ss.r n4s t1a rlisr cafer hrr. tlgsg fiF .
tsHat at-.rllrv horne A~il- &a@ ~
: 81 Is z.srr5 o. taurhffr
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

s.You <oad nS your son had basine-
.,ltiity Wall hasut hnF AIS nl
Enavis is When the clock strikfs Z
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

Mr. Ntnriaw-. >sotnfEG -yroP
Fer ghfsrss ts-sh e = sftssf tAs aas $3.50
uattza .ltsys p.aa sTas -zai qai1 - csz.s t-Ea=s
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
aEALTHY MATERNITY.
Two Grateful womon Tell Of the Help They HavO p
Mrs PinkhRrn 4ss

The climax OF life force In woman is capable motherhood
The rst requisite for go--d mother j. good health
Health OF body health OK the generatse orAas
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22
TO cuHE a com II ONE DAY

Taka LAXATIVE BruzIo Gzsalnr Isn5ctI An
frllrg5xts fcfzud the tnoscy u q falla % egTe,
sc Iae srusias has l. "A = g cHeE t.ple-
The Lamar register., 1899-02-22

Herr b q oJaslntlas r.aa.,l
hearing diVrtly 90 d ~
fruas Mrs = Blshos q lssh|
ST, Hr1oklyB- y, ~
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07
Bancroft.

Postmaster Parker and wife are visiting
relatives In Ohio--J0hn Whelan was in
town Monday to get necessary papers and
bonds required TO make him "Your Honor. "
Mrs. NJ K. Phillips visited In the
family of her aunt Mrs. Patterson, at Bay
City, last week. When she returned home
she was accompanied by Miss Harriet
Patterson--Rev. Arthur Metcalf, Hoyt
Lyman. Mr.. Kirker. and Misses Carrie
Lyman, Grace Grant, Maude Hunter,
Nora Grout, and Matte Kirker are attend
ing the Q. f. Convention at Detroit this
week--A correspondent to the Saginaw
Courier-Herald claims for George Wayne
Symes, of Bancroft the honor of being the
youngest holder of a teachers certificate, in
the state. DE states that George credtably
passed the examination and received a
diploma.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07

Mayor HUNS came In TO; a share of the
Rev. DIR. Sweets attention this week fol
allowing the paving company to work on
the streets Sunday. Mr.. Sweet published
an open letter addressed to the mayor and
made no attempt to handle the mayor with
any great gtntleness.
. After the first OF next September the
county treasurer will receive Is cents fol-
each tax certificate on real estate he issues,
the law having been enacted at the last ses-
sion of the legislature. At the present
time the treasurer does not receive any
compensation for making certificates.
Those having deeds will have to pay the
bill.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07
TEN NEW REGIMENTS.
.retary Algsr Orders Enlistment Of
vosunteers.

Volunteers.
Washington, July THE order for
the enlistment of ten new regiments
Of infantry was issued today by the
secretary Of war.
The regiments will be organized 40
cording to tho provisions Of the act of
March 2, 1899, and will consist of fifty
officers and 1909 enlisted men each.
Districts for recruiting three western
regiments are announced as follows:
Thdrtieth, Fort Sheridan, Ill.-Illi-
nois, Michigan and Wisconsin.
Tnhty-frst, Fort Thomas, KY
Ohio. Indiana, Kentucky and Tennes-
see.
Thirty-second, Fort Leavenworth,
Kan.-Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas, Mis-
souri,, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Indian
Territory.
The term Of service will be for the
period ending June 80, 1901, and the
enHstments may be made without re-
striction as to citizenship or education
al qualifications"
The assignment Of tn @ volunteer
colonies to regiments will be as fol-
lows: Twenty-sixth, Rice; Twenty
seventh, Bell: Twenty-eighth. Petit;
Twenty-ninth. Hardin; Thirtieth,
Gardner; Thirty-second. Craig; Thir-
ty-third, Hare; Thirty-f1fth, Kobbe.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07
Lawyers In Convention.

Wfikesbarre, Pa, July 7-Repre-
sentative lawyers and tarists from all
parts of the state were present this
morning at the opening Of the fifth an
puai convention of the Pennsylvania
Bar association The convention was
opened at the Hotel Sterling at 10; 80
O'Clock with an address by President
Stanley Woodward. The morning ses-
don was occupied with the reports OF
the committees on uniformity Of leg
iHatiun. legal education and cousti-
tuttonai prohibition OF special legisla-
ton. The sessions are to be con-
Guided tomorrow.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07
No Need OF an Extra Session.

Washington. July 7.-0en. Hender-
son OF Iowa. the prospective speaker
Of the house, had a conference with
tho president today, but at the conclu-
6on Of his call stated that no gen.
sual questions had been discussed II
have simply been looking after mat
tGs pertaining to my own district"
hS sadd. When asked as to the pros
papt Of an extra session Of congress
b saidt For myself, I have never
thought that congress would be called
together IN advance Of the regular
time. for have never thought that
thare wes any occasion for an extra
nRsfDn."
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07

Buffalo, N. Y, July 1.-THE Mo
hawks, a democratic organization. said
to comprise 600 wigwams and over
$4,000 active members, which has beer
In secret session here since Monday
has elected officers and adjourned tc
meet next year in the city selected
for the national democratic conven-
ton, one week prior to that conven-
ton Steps were taken to begin I'M
mediately the work of organizing new
wtgwams. The resolutions adopted
denounce trusts and monopolies, in
dorsed Bryan and free silver and op.
posed militarism.
James R. Sovereign of Idaho was
elected national chief and national or
gamzer
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07
Rss3l,oad Crossing Victims.

Rtttsburg. Pa. July IA shifting
engine on the Pfttsburs Junction rail-
road ran down a pleasure party Of cob
orsd people IN Shenley Park about
Midnight. One man was killed and
owo women probably fatally injured:
James Gsubbs Of ColumbuR Ohio. aged
Is years, was Instantly killed. Lucy
Brown. aged 20 years, and Matte
Meyers, aged 80 years, were so badly
injured that they will not recover
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07

g. Louis, No.. July 7~The Republic
ags, "A company has Just been O.
Oamked 10 this city to build the larg-
- and most complete steel plant IN
the west Incorporation papers will be
6led and the erection of the factory
V0 begin al once IL b understood
tnk the new company Will be pre-
paCed to fght the steel trust"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07
AmSer's Life In Danger.

London, July 6.-The ST. Petersburg
correspondent Of the Globe says adj
vices have been received there from
Cabul, capital Of Afghanistan, that an
Afghan recently discharged rife
point-blank at the ameeg. but missed
him. the bullet lodging In the shoulder
OF general standing near by. The
advices also say that the ameer's broth
er, Ishak Khan. attempted to bride q
cook to poison the ameer. and that
when the plot was discovered Ishak
ned into Russian Asia and the cook was
hanged.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07
Alleged Uprising IN Sofia.

Budnpest. July 7.-Newspapers ,bers
ps1,eksh assenrys from Belgrade toy Cha
Gmsdb thai o revolution was inaugura4-
a a Sofa yesterday. Advtces received
fnun Belgrade assert that there is alb
su1utHAy no confirmation Of the alleged
,rsurAutioR, In Bulgaria Onhcaals hers
dasurstft the statements In the Bel
R1Sde newspAperR
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07

RHgen, Norway, J,hy 7.-Dmperos
Wt1lfam. q Germany boarded andsin-
ppoted the French training. ship Iphi-
gdnAp here this herring. Il is,undsr-
Stood that the Iphigenie was sent here
By The French government on hint
that his majesty would consider It an
agreeable compliment
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07
Bnlns ing Ps:nn.y,ysp,a Troop. dome.

bninghg fsnnsyiynnh Troops dome.
washington. JulyS7.-Go~. Stone Of
Pennsylvania. Mayor Bleh OF Pitts
burg and Assistant Postmaster Geperal
shallenbe5ger. with a large delegation
oftPittsburg citizens, called ON .Adjt-
Gen. Corbin today and made arrange,
ments to have the Tenth Pennsylvania
volunteer infantry, now In the Philip
pines, brought to Pitssbuss for muster
out. The regiment viii b practically
discharged at San Francisco and will
be paid while ef, rofte to Pfttsburg.
The citizens Of sRittsburs have agreed
to'brtng the sreslmeiit homo BY special
trains. and the soldiers viii save all
their travel pay allowance from San
Francisco to their homes
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07

San Francisco. July BRIG. Gen.
Wallace Randolph. U. 8. ", hastre-
ported at army headquarters in this
city for duty. He win probably sue
coed Col. Freeman in command at the
Presldio when the latter sails for the
Philippines on July IL.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07
wheeler for Phltup,nes.

Washington, July H-President xMo-
Kmtey told delegation OF southern
songfessmen who called upon him TO-
Day that it,was his intention 10 send
Gun Wheeler to, the Philippines sat On
eariy day. He also said hes did not
hfnk more than the 10000 troops, al
,ssay Decided upo8 would be n;elss-
saEY
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07

San Juan, Porto Rico. July 8.-Ths
Fourth was celebrated here with great
enthusiasm. the events being military
and. civic parade, a barbecue athletic
eports, fireworks and patriotic speech
rs. The.i republican party of Porto
RICO, fn' convention here. adopted "a
platform and passed a resolution to
support the government in every meas
ure tending to Americanizei the island.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07

Cleveland. Ohio. July e.-The FIRST
summer meeting of the American Ger
amic society began last evening. at the
Hollenden. A general discussion Of
the outlook for the coming year was
the only thing done.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07

Death Of the Rev. ID. p. Livcrmore.
Melpose. Mass. July e.-Tbe Rey<D.
?. Livermore died at his home today.
aged 81 years DR.. Livermore'se hfe
work had been mainly along the lines
In which hts WIFE Mary A. .Livermore,
has become distinguished.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07
To the Public.

To the Public.
The undersigned desire to announce to
the general public that they have opened a
law Office IN the Keller block, Owosso, and
will hereafter transact general law busi-
ness at that place. All matters entrusted
TO our care will receive prompt and careful
attention, and we respectfully solicit
share of your patronage.
Owosso, June 81, 1899.
KELLY s Scarf.
JAMES G. KREss
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07
SYMPTOMS OF EAR TROUBLES
Deafness and ear trouble result from Catarrh
passing along the Eustachian tube that leads
from the throat to the ear

ITOHl IH6 IHrOdI 70 CHt cur.
us your hearing failipgY'
do your ears discharger'
DO your ears itch and burnr'
Are the ears dry and scaly?"
Have you pain behind the earss"
rs there thrObbing in the earsf"
rs there buzzing sound heardS"
do you have ringing in the earsr'
Are there cracking sounds heardS"
rs your hearing bad cloudy days?"
do you have earache occasionally"
Are there sounds like steam escapingS"
DO your ears hurt when you blow yonr noseY'
DO you constantly hear noises In the earsY'
when you blow your nose do the ears crackS'
DO you hear better some days than othersi''
rs there roaring like waterfall In headf''
DO the noises In your ears keep you awaken
us hearing worse when you have coldf"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07

as there nauseaS"
Are you costivey"
us there yomittingf"
DO you belch up gasY'
Have you waterbrashS' &
. Are you light-headedY"
us your tongue coateds"
do you hawk and spit?"
rs there a pain after eatingY
Are you nervous and weak?"
do you have sick headachef'
do you bloat up after eatingY"
us there q disgust for breakfasts"
Have you distress after eating?"
rs your throat filed with sinner"
DO you at times have diarrhoeaf"
us there rush of blood to the head?"
us there constant bad taste in the mouthY'
us there gnawing sensation in stomachr'
when you get up suddenly are you dizZyY
DO you feel as II you had lead In stomachS"
when stomach is empty do you feel faintS"
DO you belch material that burns throatf
When. stomach is full, do you feel op-
pressedf'
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07

Mueller Bros. are reported to have put in
a large part of Sunday preparing for Fourth
of July trade by working full force of
men AID bottling four hundred forty dozen
bottles OF beer.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-07-07
Diseases Described
by Symptoms.
DISEASE ne HEAD ann IHRnAI nIsEAsE nE BRONCHIAL Hires
DISEASE OF BRONCHIAL TUBES
This condition often results from Catarrh ex-
tending from the head and throat

This condition often results from Catarrh ex-
tending from the head and throat.
"Have you coughy"
Are you losing 1eshi"
"Do you cough at nightY"
us your appetite variableH"
do you take cold easlyS"
Have you stitches In slider"
"Do you cough until you gagH"
DO you raise frothy material9"
do you cough on going to bedS"
Have you pain In the side?'
"Do you cough In the morning?"
Are you low spirited at times2"
do you spit up yellow matter2"
"Is your cough short and hackingY"
do you spit up little cheesy lumps?"
Have you a disgust for fatty foodsS"
us there tickling behind the palateS"
do you feel you are growing weakerf"
us there burning pain in the throat?"
"Have you pain behind the breastbone9"
do you cough worse night and mornings"
do you have to sit up at night to get BREATH"