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CHAPTER XIV-CoNTNUED.

At daybreak the trumpets were
blown, and the companies assembled
under THEN respective leaders. Break
fast was hastily eaten, no delays being
made for cookery. but all taken cold,
and shortly the word was given to
march. y little before this we had
learned that Morgan's plan was to pro-
coed first 10 the governors castle,
making stern sho" Of warlike force
on the way, and there Morgan himself
would remain, keeping with him 80
men, and the rest we're TO scatter and
plumber and ravage at will. Certain
rules, however, were to be observed,
one being that all must deposit their
spoil in the hall of the castle, where
it should remain till the final decision;
another was That prisoners-that is,
slaves-were 10 remain the property
OF those who seized them. If. never
tbeiess. il was added, any desired to
bring their slaves TO the castle. having
"A mind 70 sell them there, they could
do 50, and such slaves should be guard
ed and cared for till their disposal.
The sun was creeping up and the
breeze had fallen when at last we
f-chk IT Ntf II am ~ 1 lDi " al ~ NDNl Nllt
chief street OF the city. The drums
were beating spiritedly and the trum-
pets sounded thrilling blasts, and with
our soldierly array, the headpieccs,
cuirasses and musket barrels flashing
in the sun, / thought we presented n
fine and altogether awing spectacle.
The place was deathly quiet. Every
house was closed. and as far as we
could see down the street not q person
was in sight. Still We travelled along.
and al last just as was wondering at
the extent Of this part OF be city. the
street ended, and we broke out into 81
considerable square. or plaza. Here
the buildings were large and OF more
pretcntious sort than any we had get
seen. All were Of stone, some Of
brown or reddish color, and some OF
common stone well set in red cement.
but few were above three stories in
height. The roofs Of all were fat, and
most had low parapets, on which stood
pots Of bright flowers or handsome
shrubs, and the walls OF some were
nearly covered With climbing green
cry. Like the street we had left, the
plaza was completely deserted, the
shutters Of every building around be
ting Un
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"Hoots!" said Mac Ivrach, &c a low
tone, but they haze secreted ilka dog
and cat as well as theirsels. wad be
wishing for bit stir O some sort. Sic
stiffness no seems canny."
This conceive pretty well expressed
the feelings of US all, who felt kind
of oppression in the continued silence.
Morgan had halted n moment, but
presently had us forward again, and
without any interruption or change in
the appearance of things we continued
on till we reached the castle. This was
considerable stone structure, stand
ing on the top of little plateau, and
was defended by high walls and one
strong tower.
1t looked as though this were an ex-
ccllent place for mine or other de-
vice, but l was speedily told that this
fear was unfouadcd. for the place had
been entered and the chief rooms ex-
plored. but nothing i'm :he nature of
trap had been found. The keys had
been given TO Morgan, and the guns
spiked.
We were but moment in entering.
and while one Of the captains, at Nor
gan's command, went up to haul down
the Spanish flag and put our own in it,
place, the different companies werc
formed up i'm their order, and the last
words of advice and command oivcn.
Among other things. all we're hidden
70 be sparing of the wine till it was
proven hat it was not poisoned. to re-
turn to the castle at n;rhtfall. and to
hasten thither at once if two success
sive cannon shots were fired These
were TO mean some sudden or immi-
nent danger.
All this being attended 10. the com
panics, save the picked detail to re-
main with Morgan, broke ranks and
shortly Quilted the castle.
There to be removed from the hor-
rors we must sec hcre?" answered.
Il am favorable to it,"
And L." said Mae Iyrach.
Bat the words were scarce out of his
mouth when man came running out
OF the opening OF the neighbor street
and on seeing Us pulled up short.
"Saunts and angels defend us," cried
Mac lvrach. fairly staggering back
The gaist o the captain!"
For, indeed. the man appeared to be
no other than Capt. Sellinger.
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CHAPTER Nv.

OF THE CONCLUSION or OUR GREAT
SURPRISE AND WHAT FOLLOWED
At THE HEELS OF IT
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PRACTI AL.

Only Gods Spirit, impartiug new life.
can save the sinner from death. Every
conversion IS a miracle OF creation. n
miracle OF resurrection from the dead.
What is true OF the individual is true
Of the church. a dead church needs
q prophet like Ezekiel, or Paul, or
Luther. or Wesley, 20 prophecy TO the
dry bones that they may live through
the Spirit Of God.
Come from the four winds:" The
influences that redeem men come from
the universal Father, from His love, His
Justice, His holiness, His wisdom, His
power dis truth.
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"Woma1's browning glory is hsq
hair" he quoted.
"Not now" returned his pcssimistk,
friend.
What do YOU mean % he demanded
"In many cases now womau's crown.
ing glory is some other voman's hai-.S
wcrcd his pcs-ini,tic friend: end
before the optimist could indignantly
deny the assertion be noticed some Of
it advertised in the paper he was read.
ing and wisely held his pcace.-Chlca.
20 rOst
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Enjuneice.

What did you assault him for?"
He called me lobster, your ncnoe.-
Called you lobster, did he? What
is your business?"
"Ive got an alley cleaning contraet,
your honor"
In this ward?"
Eyes, your honor"
That's sufficient. ! know how tn.
alleys are cleaned in this ward. The
lobster, my friend, is scavenS.r of
the sea, but he is a good scave0gsr
You are a scayeuger on land and .
mighty poor one. The lobster is the
one TO complain Of the comparisc a.
and the fine for striking this boy f;'r
calling you a lobster will he five del
lars and costs. Ne2t!"-Chicago TIL
Dune
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EZEKIEL'S GREAT VISION.
Internal ionnl sunday school Lesson
FOR August ID. ISo9 - Text, Ezekiel
3.ii-14-Memory Verses, Sd.

Especially Adapted from Peloubet.s Notes. 7
GOLDEN TEXT will put my Shirt
within you.-Ezek. &c :27.
READ John Bills
LIGHT FROM OTHER SCRIPTURES
Inc Holy Spirit.-Isa. 59:21: Joel 2:2S, 90;
Hech 40; 1910; Matt. 3:ll: John 5:25: Y:3S
%; N:l6. II; Acts 3i9 The Resurrection
LIe.-lsa. 25:l9: 44:3. 4: Rom GILL: S:l9-2l
Cor. l5:4S. "a. 52-54: Dan. 1872: Eph. &c: Col
IlME.-This prophecy was written dur.
ing the early part of the exile (5S6-5f2 r. CD
and refers TO the return from the exile
PLACE.-It was written on the banks OF
the Chebar. near Babylon.
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The Landlord Gin srrprise) why
Mr.. Hallrume! What ore you dofnRi
Putting that batter in your tea?
Mr.. Hallrume-I was always taught
Mrs. starvum, that the strong sASab
help the Weak.-Puck.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13
North Wese WI seier.

Nj Berry and w.fo have began house
seep.nG in their hou,r.on Nj Shn"r's
farm.
" Moran aud wife have began work
for Another year ioc Elder r,>lor on
Meridian.
FL GJli, is dong , nice j,5 ii clcar-
n- 600 ri, farm, assisted oy Nit Berry.
.Jpha Sinner nrn-d to hi. studies
m Almgoo Monday last.
Pa S,m ,uds sp.ri Now Years with
his pareu., near Wheeler. t. made
I've Woifgang ,rhool pleasant call ON
Monday.
There are ,ixty-cight pupis enrolled
in the WoIfgaug school.
Rpy Wood has been quite 4ic', buJ is
some better.
Last FRIDAY night, while Ms. Furg-
eson, living north of here, was visiting
relatives IN Grand Il ,pids, her house
burued to the ground with everything
in it.
Ed Gillis came near losing a valuable
horse last ,turday night.
Several new books have lately been
added to the school library. Among
them being, "Odr War With Spain and
Heroes of Our Nation, purchased with
prize money awarded the Wolfgaug
school at the County Fair.
Bert Mockrdge started his saving
machine Thursday and it is a good one.
Bert says be is ready to do custom
work.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13

Mos. men Gon't Like house cleaning,
out l. b Leonard seems to enjoy II, at
least ne ,ccp> "a ,mil" on hi, face Nh.
Leonard l., giving ms sore good clean
iug aud .ilung it up with nice STOCK
of goods, Cali aud See him.
Ctge wood says that me will bay al
The chicken, tina, hc can r., at 5 cents
per p,.ud.
Mr. VIM Michael and VIE of sum
marlon, visited NJ. aud Ms. Leslie
Wood last Thursday
Rev. Carl and witc visited at f W.
Lakes last FRIDAY.
Ms. Z Flunca of Shepherd Visited
at c. Wo.d's Monday.
Carl Wood is on the ,ics list.
Charlie Owen is "A liutlc better at
present writing.
Revival meeting, viii begin at the
church nrsi Sunday night, conducted
oy R'v. Resell Of Shepherd
Arthur Shue and Miss Mckee Of
Shepherd visited at c. 5 Shue's SUNDAY.
c +. sIc.al Frida at Carrie Conn's.
come aud iil his house. Charley ru.
ioys 'u:h gatherings So lis sald The
quarterly meeting OF the church was I'D
iourncd until Saturday the l4th, owing
% tn sever cold W. IN I. La', have
= iulI house at thi, mectnp
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13
Gin Hall

The following officers were elected
al the annual meeting Of The Epoorth
league: President. Emma Hyde, first
vice president, G T. Kellogg; second
president. Jessie Markham; third
viee-pres'dcnt, Roy Il + Wylic: fourth
vice president, Mab'e Hlldreth. S.ue-
;ary, VIM. Baldwin; assistant Secretary.
Mona Hitr; Treasurer, Grace Sly.
1obuie Vaudcrm uk and Phallic Rice
entoryd school Monday, both are ac.
luisiuons TO the fourth grade.
Tee fourth grade have taken the text
book in geography.
The third and fourth grades are using
DeGarmo's complete Language Lessons.
Receipts were granted each day of
ltst week for honest and perfect num-
Der work to Claude Lavor. Florence
Hall, Ltyerae Davis, Girls Norton, Fred
Elliott and Rly Stevens.
Bl,irs lumoeriug j., being pushed
ahead at u rapid rate. A large amount
flogs have been sawed aud skidded.
Chas. Sly has moved the building
kaown as he Fairch Ids house on the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13

During 1893, the Flint & Pere Mar
qUette railway steam ear ferry Pere
Marquette crossed Lake Michigan $40
times. Three ferries now run, and
one or two more are said TO be needed.
Rev A. II. B. Macy, for more than 10
years pastor of the Sacred Heart church
at hudson. will succeed the late Rev
FIR. John Francis Elsen as pastor of St
Paul's Catholic church at Crosse Pointe
The st. Clair Mining company organ
ized at Detroit with a capital stock Of
$4,000 TO operate lead. zinc and copper
mines at Joplin, Mo. have filed articles
Of Incorporation with the secretary of
state.
At present Bedding is experiencing a
boom. The now Sanitary Refrigator
Co. have affected "A permanent organi-
zation with capital of 100000 They
expect to put 100 men at work inside
OF 30 days.
swift Il Co. of Chicago. are building
- 900 ton zoe house at Port Huron,
whore 10 men ana a foreman will be
employed the wear round rc-icinS ears
in transit.
a railroad bridge over the Detroit
liver az Detroit i, surely "a go, as the
railroads have agreed for the equal
and mutual enjoyment of the struc-
ture. The site has not yet been de-
termincd.
Owing TO the failure of an air brake,
two Michigan Central passenger trains
came together in hcad-on collision at
Bccbc"', siding, wreclling the engines
and blocking the track Nobody seri-
ously hurt
Saginaw merchants are formulating
plans whereby debt, can be collected.
They propose 20 have bill introduced
in the legislature oy which any person
earning 81 a day or over can be gar
niShecd for debt.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13
E.oo|jc n.Es,. are prompt. efficient and
AaNoNs - hAfS easy in erect. - cents
Dctroirs ni-centenuiai Celebration.

The committee having in charge the
prcliminaricS for the celebration Of
lie 2p0th anniversary Of the founding
%. Detroit has adopted the title BIZ
E-utenary Celebration. The chief at
traction i, 20 be II great open-door ex-
position with Venetian and aquatic
textures. The site will be on the river
bank and on the river A committee
ha> been appointed to investigate the
middle ground west Of Belle Isle. and
II necessary to use it obtain permission
from the war department. The pro-
posed dates are May /, 10 Nov. /. 1901.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13
G. "A - TT % III. y ~.
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature Of N<AHIzx
AFTER 20 YEARS.
4 LADY or GE>ND RArp> >rETNts 1m
RIGuT TmNG.

a LADY oF Gt>ND R>riD- STmNts TN
RIGur TmNG.
Many cNttaHtGuary case, If the work
~ The little ,ouquCTor are coming {,
WM In Michigan. II ndr.Gs If then
haNe been Investigated by om representa-
I'VE aud cacu hnt give added strength Ia
hose which havc gone before Such
,cli d served words of praise are aaily
-1D Vcci ON lius mod III Wond"r-woIkcr
from al, paris 81 tie Union. Speaking of
a,t experience 81 Idly Of Grand Rapids.
Nr~ Juo. Gar,'rei, who resides ut No.
300 Second sure say: For over
sNtu y years was boiuercd with Kid ey
trouble, and despite treatment bY physi-
cans ana using almost every remedy that
came Co. my notice r.ctivcd no peima-
trui relief until / lucG ID ans Kidney
Pills. No ore except those who havp
been through the mil of kidney compMiut
c1o tel the torture that lLc ondurcs
The constant pains act, 5, my back cN-
ending up The right sec. total'v unable
h. he CO.. my right side; The ST ffuc~~ anu
numbneS- IF my limbs; the cxcrucialirg
pniu' Is somctHinI much more easy ~
jhuE about thai expires, MANY - I'm"
my husband has had to rub my back 90
lct up The circulation before ! va, able 10
gc on my e.. Ny family prevailed on
me- % Try Doan's Kidney Pil. but as /
bad used dozens of other remedies had
very httc hope Of finding relief They
persisted In their advice ana in The fall of
1891 ] used three boxes. | felt like a
different person. | was in better health
than had been for in years. The pam
iu my back let. | slept we'll ~ night. |
could do my housework as Mell as | ever
could, and give the entire credit To-
Doan's Kidney Pills. / make this state
men' 50 that other women who snffer as
suffered may be IN position to know
what To use If they wish 10 get rid of that
too prevalent disease, kidney complaint"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale 10y all
dealers Price 50 cents. Mailed bv
Foster-M ilburn O.. Buffalo y, Y. Sole
agents for the t. :, Remember the
name Doan S ami take 10 substitute.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13
School Report.

1he following i, report of Wolfgang
school district M :, Tor mouth ending
ID @" 80, 1898. Number OF pupils On
rD'.-J fist Wcc.. D., M Der enrolled
s.coad week : uum3~r enrolled third
"".A2 1ota nu'nbrr during mouth,
81 FploNu- mn. IA. namcs II pupils
u d absent during the month: Agae,,
Annie. George, Nrairy and Henry
kirke}; Adophus K BOT; ErvY and
George Waodaock. Pearl Ilowers;
George Il 50; Ola ard Jcs-e Clark;
Willie Pupps, De~ur Mur.auer Aha
Gilli-; Ma Harry aud Cnnilic Brru, a..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13
THOR Accnunts .,hr.

Postmaster-Gcneral Smith reported
20 congress that the following Miehi-
gan poNtmasters. who went out OF Office
curing the past fiscal year, were de-
iinQucl' in their postal account with
tie government: Delray, l.. II. BE.
Isle. Slao,li Fair Grove. IT, L. Bur
rp9gh. Sla95O: Irving, stephen Ken
n'dy, Sl4 In money order accounts
the outgoing poStmasters OF Bad Axe.
thurch. Coleman. Passport Hancock,
Houabton. Novi Rogers. Sunfield,
Viola and Vulcan are reported Shy a
fcN dollars each.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13
? Except Sunday.
h.Iu

Except sunday.
Daily.
Eastbound Connectioi S. 20 n IN train has
Darlur car to Detroit. Extra charge, % cents.
Pullman pNrlor car etrOit to Toroi TO, connect
ing with sleeper for the east ard New York
Through coach iroiu Detroit to New York
Connects with G. n G.. T. division at Dufand for
Nhicaeo and Port Huron and with c.. S. y VI. d.
vision for Saginaw aud Bay City
go p m train has parlor car To Detroit. Extra
charge - cents. ana Pullman sleeping car De
trOl 10 Toronto. Susl cnSiOn Bridge. Buffalo.
and New YORK, $3.50 =. n. connects AZ burand
with Fast train FOR tie East and Canada and
or CHI ago.
Nestbound 1910 m train has a
parior car TO Grand Rapids. Extra charge
scents.
7:25 p m. train has TaTlor car 10 Grand Rapids
90, meets with steamer for Milwaukee,
r.. a HUGHEs, BEH FLETCBEk
A. g. j. A.. TIav Pass Agt
Chicago. I'll. Detroit Mich
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13
Indictment Rendered
Ex-Judge Connstock OF Detroit
Gives TO the People Ills Opinion
Satisfied Only with Hoods.

The testimonials i'm favor of Hoods
Sarsaparila come from people in all
ranks of life. Its great power to en-
rich and purify the blood is recognized
by physicians, clergymen, teachers,
lawyers and judges, who, owing TO
sedentary habits and severe nervous
strain, often need its vitalizing and
nerYe-strengthening influence. Ex-
Judge Com,tock of Detroit says:
81 am busy man and have little time
for recreation, and find my system some
times needs toniDg up. AT such times L
take two or three bottles Of Hoods Sarsa-
parilia, and then find am all right. j
have sometimes been persuaded to try
other and cheaper kinds, but have never
been satisfied with anything but Hoods
Sarsapsrilla." EX-JUDGE A. G.. CoArsTocK,
573 Cass Ave, Detroit, Michigan.
floods SarSap agiIla
Is the bes:-In fact the one True Blood Purifier.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13
porNos or CONGRESS-.

when the appropriat on for the civil
service commission was reached MIR
Evans (Rcp. XVI made q motion 10
strike IL out The motion carricd-G7
TO 81. However, a, this WAS H. COM
mittee of the whole where no record
of the individual vote il made, the
friends OF civil service hope TO restore
the provision when the vote comes in
the house. During general dehate on
the bill Mr. swanson tD"ia.. Va de-
l,ycrcd a speech on auti-impccalism.
lie said the administration which could
hardly bc driven into way for liberty
had. within few months. become
greedy for conquest The lihcrators
oi the Cubans were To become the de-
spoilers of the tiiipiuos. He con-
tended that IL was unconstitutional for
the Unitcd States 10 undertake. a colo
NAL system and cited the bred Scott
decision in support Of his contention.
The first session of the senate after
the holiday recess occupied only "a
minutes although in that brief time
two open sessions and an executive
session were held. After PRAYER the
reading of the journal Of the last >es-
sion was dispensed with and Mir FRYE,
who was in the chair, Immediately
recognized Mai. Pruden, assistant sec
rotary TO the President. who presented
message from the President Of the
United States The message contained
the Spanish-Amcrican treat; Of pence.
CA motion OF Mr.. Davis the senote then
.
tat the treaty might be- referred TO
the committee on foreign relations.
n a few minutes the senate rcconvcned
in olen session and Mr.. Allison an
nourccd the death OF Senator Morrill,.
OF Vermont. The usual resolutions
were adopted, and as a mark of respect
the senate adjourned.
In support OF tie resolution offered
some time ago by Mr. Vest Dem. MOI
in opposition 10 expansion, Mr.. Gallery
Dem. La dcliv rcd an extended
spc rch which was constitutional
argument in support of the deciara-
ton, of the resolution Mr. CutTery
said hc proposed 20 ar-ur that the gov
eminent OF the United states was in
acor...5 ,.,.,.;t ..,.,. into ,bo =, tha,
I.,.j -. 80
,,,,;,.,d
purpose of erecting il into states; that
rcople of such territory cannot be held
Gospotically 10y congress, and that il
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13

a. VI SKtGON R'N
~ Ashley for Dcira'
AZ 1910 =. m.
Il-er connections prt
mode az ON1ssO Jdnct'
with al trains Of D. &
II. q NJ k'y
BEN. FLETCHER. 4. Z. a
Detroit Mich,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1899-01-13
Re. W REASONS

Why you should give the celebrated
EUROPEAN SPECIALIST a a chance han 5,, to
Gus remedies in your case il Ii has been
pronounced incu-ablc by all other ply
sicians
ZIP IISps hundreds of different rem
I'' 00'' edies that have never be
fore been introduced into this country.
DR.. JACKSON wants nothing but the
complicated cases that have bafHed the
skill Of all other physicians and does
not care for your case # it Is simple
one; 20 to your family physician with
these.
4 SPECIALITY is made Of all diseases
of a serious nature
such as CATARRH, ASTHMA and all
disease OF the THROAT and LUNGS
All disease Of the STOMACH, LIVER
and KIDNEYS. diseases peculiar 70
women, which he always cures without
dangerous operations or disagrecable
examinations ENLARGED GLANDS
and all diseases affecting the vital or
gans iii any way, such as heart disease,
etc HEUMATISM. MALARIA, Ep-
ilepsy and ali disorders of the nervous
system vanish like magic before the
marvellous effects of these mysterious
remedies.
Weak, Diseased NGDl T Tho san ,;-s Of
and overworked, restless at night You
become Respondent, dizzy and faint at
times; YOU have headache; heart beats
fast You've been indiscreet, memory
becomes weak and poor; YOU are nerv-
Gus. Your back aCnes. the urine smarts |
and burns ~ times Won suffer from lost
vitality and ya-jCoCelc A word TO the |
wise and sufficient GET CURED.
UllNDpC0& have been cured during
- ~ Tie time the doctor has
been located IN saginaw and thousands |
more have the opportunity before them
70 obtain the same results, as he is To-
Gated here permanently and has estab-
hshed the reputation of being the most
skilled and successful healer of diseases
the world has ever known
GUARANTEES are given in all cases
''' nv accepted for treat
ment, and no in durable cases are treat
ed at any price, as lie cannot afford to
make a failure.
pRlGE2 will be lower than ever be
NiOH0 fore as he wishes TO give all
an opportunity 90 be cured at mod
crate price during the prevailing hard
times, and the poor are as welcome as
the rich.
DELEYS are always dangerous, so
call ~ once and see what
can be done for you. 1t will cost YOU
nothing and if your case is incurable
YOU will be quickly told SO. DO as
hundreds of others have done before
you, call and see him whose marvellous
medicines are daily performing modern
miracles for YOU will never be cured
easiergquicker and cheaper than now.
Consultation and Advise Free
Patients living out Of town and wish
ing to consult the doctor he will pay
railroad fare if YOU take treatment,
OFFICE HOURS: 9-I2, rs. 70. No
Sunday hours.
Doctor Jackson,
SAGINAW.
4oG Genesee Ave, cor. Baum, over
Mautner & Krause's Clothing Store.
DR. Jackeon Will he in Alr1a at the