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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03

and q long list Of the best'stage comedians
and singers, Is still the Casino attraction.
It's the rival of 1.-THE Girl From Up There"
and Of Weber & Fields "Fiddle-Dee-Dee.
The st. Louis contingent. which came here
for the Arion Ball at the Madison Square
Garden on the 18th, headed by Messrs. Ed
ward Preetorius and Julius Koehler. swears
by these three entertainments. From
their talk. It Is evident they have seen
nothing else and will probably know every
limo by heart before they go home Even
the opera Is given the go-by by these
stanch supporters Of classic music at home.
Who can blame them? The comic stars are
always on hand. while Impressario Grau's
hiRh-priced s%ongbirds are terribly disap-
pointing Of late. Jean de Reszke. who. with
his brother, Edouard. Is one of Colonel
George Moore's star boarders at the Gilsey
House., has been laid UP with the grip and
had TO drop out Of several casts, while Lii
liam Russell and Fay Templeton. Dan DAILY
and Dave Warfeld are always busy, look
ing the picture Of health.
Efie Shannon and Herbert Kelcey have
gotten away from tiresome antiquities and
are now appearing in MY Lady Dainty"
which is highly praised by those who
have seen It. What. with Henry Miller In
Orchard Savage and Daniel Frohman's
Lady Huntworth's Experiment at Days
Thenter, in which John Mason. Hilda
spons, Cecilia Lotus. May Robson, Will
liam Courtenay and Mrs. Charles Walcott
are appearing. there are certainly attrac-
lions rich and rare galore.
The extended runs are made by Julia
Marlowe at the Criterion. with when
Knighthood Was in Flower and Viola
Allen with TN the Palace of the King at
the Theatre Republic. Some of the New
York theatrical wiseacres say that Mr..
Charles Dillingham;. Miss Marlowe's mana
ger, will end by marrying his star, all Of
which the dapper Mr.. Dillingham; wots not
Of.
Over in Brooklyn, Lew Parker is man
aging the Grand Opera-house and the Bijou
Of the Hyde and Behman Amusement Com
pany, and getting some Of the best attrac-
lions from the other side for I'VE
stands, before they nave made the rounds
of the New York houses. or moved I'D to
Harlem.
May Irwin is at the Montauk, where An
ME Russell has Just closed a prosperous
week. Victor Herbert was here with his
Pittsburg Ochestra, at Carnegie Music Hall.
and in the midst Of the pre-Lenten gayeties
drew a splendid audience for his one con-
cert. The popular leader is one of the star
patrons at August Luchow's restaurant. on
Fourteenth street. the prototype of Tony
Faust's. There Herbert spends his day be-
fore and his night after the concert. ere he
HES himself back to Pittsbur1.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03

2rty. This has always been encouraged,
but they have sometimes been wrought up
to such a pitch of enthusiasm that It has
been difficult for their tutors to keep them
within bounds: but their tutors are fearful
Of giving too great a check to a disposition
which may hereafter fill the country with
patriots. and choose to leave 1t to age and
experience to check their valor. "Toryism
was not popular in this academic stronghold
of the New England Theocracy."
War gradually grew a sterner and nearer
thing, however. than forensic debate. or
even the o~rations Of a great patriot like
Otis. The Massachusetts Committee of
Safety ordered the students to be removed
from the college in order that the buildings
might be used as a barracks for the militia
which was gathering before Boston. A little
later the library and philosophical appa-
ratus were sent to Andover to be out OF
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03

Anglin. who has gotten all over her trou.
bles with Richard Mansfield. Is sharing the
honors with Jessie Millward. Joseph
Wheelock. Jr.. plays the part Of Lionel
| Carteret. William Faversham Is on the high
road to recovery, but will scarcely appear
again this season. Charles Richman is the
new member Of the Empire Stock, play
ing the part Of Sir Daniel Carteret, for
which Mr.. Faversham would have been cast
had he been well enough.
The production Of Under Two Flags" at
the Garden Theater, is noted for two things.
Its monumental scenery. gorgeous in the
extreme. and the many faces familiar to st.
I.ouisans to be found in the cast. Fore
most are Maclyn Arbuckle and Edwin 8.
Abeles. both st. Louis boys. and both reap
ing laurels. Beautiful Grace Ellison Of
Memphis. she with the silver voice. has q
leading part. Among the Arab servants.
though in deep incosnito, you will recognise.
II you look sharp. Doctor Malcolm Gum,
| who was with ARIZONA so long. The doc
tor left that company when 1t reached New
York and Joined Mr.. Frohman's forces in
| Under Two Flags"
II you have happened to forget, Gum Il
the son Of the famous Doctor Moses Gum
| Of Chicago. His father wanted him to fol-
low in his footsteps. but frequent visits to
the greenrooms spoiled tina pet ambition
| of the elder Gum
Valerie Bergere Is here. vaudevilling with
that charming %conceit, Mime. Butterfly"
at Proctor's Fifth Avenue, Belasco will send
his dainty play over a small Eastern cir
cult. and at the end Of q few weeks Miss
Bergere goes to Providence. r. l.. a. lead
ing lady Of a new stock company for an
engagement Of sixteen weeks.
The Four Cohans. so long In vaudeville,
lave jumped out OF It and are now starring
in their own play. The Governors Son."
at the Savoy. No play Of recent years has
had SO many laugh-inciting entanglements.
nor such deft arrangements Of comic cpl
sodes. Young George Cohan II responsi-
BILE for the new musical farce, and plays
himself the terrible infant which AXE
trouble for everybody he meets. The action
is rapid, the lines snappy. the characters
clearly drawn, and the construction skill
full. Manager L. c. Behman has gathered
the company which supports the Cohans.
1.-THE Governors Son. is the most ambiti-
ous,,, and at the same time. the drollest
child of young Cohan's fertile fancy, to
whom the stage is indebted for a series Of
farces. among which Running for Of1ce."
Money to Burn" "a Hot Old Time,..' "a
Wise Guy" and IA Tip on the Derby are
the most noted. The new farce came or
with eclat at the Savoy last Monday.
William H. Cranes David Harums IL
now In Harlem and doing well. Tho DASH
ing, silver-haired Frank Burbeck, last year
with sporting Life" George Probert, Sher-
iden Topper. Kate Meek and Grace Heyer
! are in his support.
'Florodora," with Edna W~allace-Hopper
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-03-03

harms way. Massachusetts, and Hollis
halls, of those yet standing. were used for
the soldiers. Massachusetts contains now
only lecture-rooms. but Hollis Is still q
dormitory. Edward Everett. William Hick-
ling Prescott. Ralph Waldo Emerson
Charles Francis Adams. Charles Sumner,
Wendell Phillips and Henry d. Thoreau are
among the students who have lived In II at
one period or another of their college life.
not TO mention the later student (f the
class OF 1899. Charles Angler by name.
whose table, We are told, was always
supplied with wine. brandy and crackers.
Of which his friends were at liberty to par
take at any time" and whose memory has
been kept green by the pen of John Holmes
the qu.et-living brother of Oliver Wendell.
Naturally the soldiers were not too care
full Of their new quarters. But the General
Court saw to 1t that the college was mol
loser by its sacrifice. IN appropriation was
made to put in order the various buildings.
The bill for repairs on Massachusetts was
as follows:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
ST. LOUIS.

June 0.-Invititiuns are out for the
wedding uf Elizabeth Baldwin, OF this
city, aud DIR &. T.. Go, win, Of lth-
aca, June Is.
The l. II. club gave dancing party
Wcduesday evening, AT Harts hall.
Mis- Geo. Moore gave "A reception TO
"A few OF her many friends last Friday
IerIngtuns College base ball team
are 10 play the MI. Pleasant NOrmals
Tuesday Afternoon. A hot game is
expt cted.
The Central ConvOcaGiOn Of the
Diocese OF Michigan will be held at
The Emmanuel Episcopal church,
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week.
About fifteen X. OF P's OF this city
attended memorial exercises at Ithaca
Sunday.
Ray Herrick, of Edmure, spent Sun
day in this city.
Chas Olds and Fred Tay Tor, or Chi
cagO, are calling on friends In this
city this week. They expect 10 re-
turn Sunday.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
ARCADIA CENTER

June ll-Children'S day exercises at
the Adams school house next Sunday
at 3o'clock p. IN. 4
Will Hill. wife, and son, OF Alma,
visited at j. w. Clark'S last Sunday.
Little Hazel Eddy is visiting her
sister, Mrs. T. c. Houghtaling.
The childreu's day exercises at the
Davis school house, last Sunday, were
very inc and large crowd was in at.
tendance.
The ice cream and strawberry social
at Adams school house was success
in more ways than one. The neat
sum OF 81. 20 being the amount cleared,
and every one had good time.
Miss Luella Crozler closed her
seventh term OF school in this place
with a treat OF ice cream, lemonade
and cake. To say the little ones en-
joyed it would be putting it very
mildly.
Clifford Hougtaling and wife visited
the latter's parents, over Sunday, and
took in the ice cream social Saturday
night.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
FOREST HILL.

June lO-Mrs. NJ. Perigue, who has
been visiting sister in Saginaw, re-
turned home the seventh OF this
month.
Bert Hamilton has gone West on a
prospecting tour.
The Pine school closed last Wednes
day.
Mrs. Archie Johnson was in Mt.
Pleasant, on business, June g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph, OF Temple, are
the guests Of Mr. Theodore Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanshaw entertained
company, from Newark, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael are making
their daughter, Mrs. Raycraft, OF Sar-
anac, visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keene, Of Alma, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Voght.
Mr.. E. Creech had ten sheep killed
by the cars Sunday.
Frank Perrigue and wife, from Fife
Lake, we're the guests Of their brother,
NJ. Perrigue, June 8,
f. G. Owen and +. Randolph have
just returned from a combined bust
ness and pleasure trip North.
Mrs. q. G. Moody returned TO Park
Lake on Monday.
Mrs. Lansker, Of Toledo, is visiting
her brother, S. Oberlin.
The following was clipped from the
Isabe la County Republican: "During
the month OF May, John Barton, de-
livered TO the Shepherd creamery
81 ,236 pounds OF milk, secured from IS
patrons, most OF them from the vIcin.
ity OF Forest Hill and none OF whom -
with one exception-have sent milk
to Shepherd before. This amount OF
milk secured by Joun. during Ills Il ST
III nth shows HIM 10 be the "Star
Route" hustler, and the fact that not
one can Of milk from his route was re-
turned Is uGciedu or sour speaks wei.
fDr the dairy men Of Forest Hill.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
NEWARK.

June l0-Farmers have their plant
ing about done 10 these parts.
&C. Krlder, OF North Star, spent Sun
day with j. 5. Beechler. He was ac-
companied by his wife.
Mrs. Ella Walker has just finished
painting her house, which adds much
TO its looks, the work was done by Mr..
Hart, Of ithaca.
VIII Johnson who recently lost his
house by fire, i, now keeping house la
the Grange hall.
Quite "A number from here attended
the L. b. quarterly meeting held at
Middleton last Sunday
John Carter and family spent Sun
day with friends ia Alma.
Mr.. Henry Wiseman who has been
very i'll for several weeks, is no better.
Mrs. Mort Lake is reported as bling
under the doctors care.
Mrs. MinaKer is In Perrinton cal ed
there by the sickness ~ her daughter,
Mrs. NJ Everett.
Sol Hiles and wife, spent Sunday
with their daughter Mrs. j. Dow us.
The ice cream social given at. the
Kellogg school house, last Friday even
ing, was success financially, concider-
ing that the crowd was not very large.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
TOOK HIS ADVICE.
A Veterinary Surgeon of Bat
tie Creek Tells About it.

How many times in lie lew words
OF good advice, coming from friend
one can depend upon, will save hours.
perhaps months oil misery. The follow
lug which coming from Battle Creea will
interest most OF our readers. Or. Oliver
Guitesux, Veterinary Surgeon OF that
citv, a well known man there rs well as
in Kalamazoo and Marshall, speaks OF
his experience with the lite cOnqueror
and the result OF few timely words Of
advice, He says:
Il was standing in Amberg 4 Muir
phys drug store in Battle Creek one
day when friend Of mine came in and
asked for box OF kidn,y pills. After
he had made his purchase said quickly
TO him, IOu have made q mistake in
buying those His reply WAS, How is
thst?' / said DUan's Kidney Pills are
worth all the Others put together. AS
he wanted my reasons foo thinking 80 |
told him that my kidneys had bothered
me for years. that | had suffered from
backache until could scarcely stand 1t,
thai had nearly every Symptom TO be
found where The kidneys are affected.
that / had used remedy afer remedy IN
Guiding box after box OF he one he just
purchased. and that until | used Doan's
Kidney Pills might have taken as many
spoOnfuls Of water. in fact think some
of them hurt me. A couple of weeks
after this met him on The street. when
he said: Doc, Doan'S Kidney Pills are
just as you represented. Alter using
the box about which we had CONVERSE
tion in Amberg d Murphy's drug store
was as bad as ever. | then procured
Doan and stuck to their treatment un.
I'll they cured me"
Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by all
dealers. Price 80 cents DER box or six
Tor -. 30. Mailed by Foster Milburn
Co., Buffalo. n. y. Sole agents for the
nited States Remember the name
Doan and axe no substitute.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
BEEBE.

June lO.-Miss Heron is ry much
worse.
The Methodists observed Children's
day last Sunday.
Mrs. Arvilla Davis and brother,
Earl, are visiting friends at Mt Plea>-
ant.
The new carriage seems To be quite
fad this season. Maynard Fiddler
Lee Sanders and Asa Strong came out
each with a new rig Sunday.
Melvin Sanders is building an addi-
tion 70 his house.
Mrs. Minerva Allen raised the frame
for large new barn. on the Old home
stead, last week THURSDAY.
Mr.. John Smith. also, raised new
barn last Tuesday. This makes six
new barns in Emerson this spring that
we know Of.
Mr.. Boss has given his house fresh
coat OF paint.
Mr.. Cook is painting his barn.
Eddie HaSbtoOk has his new house
painted Congratulations, Mr. and
Mrs. HaSbroOk: we did not kroy I
the occurrence until too late for our
items.
Mr. Mll>paugh has sold his farm to
John Borto who came here from
Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Millspaugh are
first class citizens and we are sorry 10
lose them.
There were three d fTerent men look
ing for farms in tins vicinity last
week Al want to buy near a church
and schlol
Mr.. Ira Shaw pnt up new windmill
last week.
Joha Daily wears "A bread smile be-
cause he has bIby boy.
We have another store at Beebe, Mr..
Wi,ner, brother OF Tom Wisner is the
new merchant.
Som" OF he farmers are complain
ing that their early Sown sugar beets
are ruttirg.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
SICKELS

June ll-Cyremus Bennett has had
his pension Increased, he is now get
ting seventeen dollars month through
the efforts OF John III. Hunter x Co
of Washington ID. G.
Mr.. Shuman is very low with dropSy.
y. G.. Fox and wife, OF North Star,
visited at ) Nights last Sunday.
Mrs John McLaren returned from
Worthwhile, last Monday, where she
went to attend her fathers funeral.
DR.. Craze, Of North Star, was in
town, last Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steiner, OF Lakeview,
visited at ChaS. Lincoln's last week.
Mrs. |. j. Golden and children from
Crystal are visiting relatives here.
SEQ. Little and family visited in
st. Charles last Saturday and Sunday.
VIM. Moore has his cellar wall com
pleted and the carpenters have com
menceo work.
The Cleaners will give an ice cream
social, at their hail, Wednesday eve
ming. June 10,
Sickels Will celebrate the Fourth.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
GALLOWAY.

June l0-Mr George Turner and
Miss Lydia Bailey, OF Kenmore, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. O. ID. Miller over
Sunday.
Mrs F. Glinke and son, Frank, spent
a few days in Saginaw.
Mrs +. Mangold has visited her
daughter, Mrs. Fentnor, OF Saginaw,
the past week.
Miss Elinor NJ. Johnson, who spent
the winter ia st. Charles, has returned
home. Her sister, Miss Anna, accom-
panied her u Saginaw, where she in
tends to spenl few weeks before re.
turning 70 ST. Charles.
Messrs. NJ Mayer ST. and Cd. Mill
Ter were in Saginaw recently.
Edward Easlick has new nickname.
This time it j. papa
Mr. John Ga lOway, an old resident
Of this place, passed away at his hSme
Monday morning, at : o'clock. He
was stricken with paralysis about
seven years ago. and left an invalid
His wife and one son, Albert, are left
TO mourn his demise. The funeral
took place Wednesday morning at the
Lake field church. Interment was in
Lakefield cemetery.
Miss Minnie Dusek, who spent "a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs. John
krumpka, OF Lakeheld, has returned
10 her home at Saginaw.
Farmers are busy thinning sugar
beetS.
The dance in the Lakeheld hall Was
well attended.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
Saves Two From Death

"Our little daughter had an almost fata.
attack of whooping cough and brcn
chi,is," writes Mrs. w. K. Haviland. OF
Armonk, n. ", but when all other
remedies failed, we saved her life wit h
DIR. Kings New Discovery Our niece,
who had consumption in an advanced
stage, also used this wonderful medicine
perate throat and lung diseases yield to
DR.. Kings New Discovery as TO no
other medicine on earth. lnftllible for
coughs and colds. soc and ~ 90 bottles
guaranteed by Sharrar & Mulholland.
Trial bottles free.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
FULTON CENTER.

June l0.-Children' Day was duly
observed at Fulton Center last sun
day
The church at Fulton Center was
painted last week which adds much
10 its appearance.
Joseph Kellogg and Mrs Finley
Dodge drove To Alma aud back sun
day
Howard Wood and wife, OF Middle.
ton, visited her parents last Sunday.
Finley Dodge has put new roof on
his barn.
Chds. Price, Of ST. Johns, visited his
parents last Sunday.
Geo. CrUm recently purchased a
horse OF Will Nelson, OF North STAR
Cora ID Jdge Is home from her work
at Maple Rapids. She expects TO 20
10 PstO>key soon, where she has
worked tue past three seasons.
Mrs. BarstOw and Mrs. KinSel, Of
Ithaca, and Mrs Ed Henning, Of De-
troit, visited viii Stitt aud family
last week.
Mrs. Hennlng has returned u her
nome in Detroit.
Elmer LApham has new wheel.
VIII Norton returned from Crystal
lat week He reports scarlet fever
in Mart kice's family, where he Was
wOrKirg
Miss Bessie kellogg has rctu ned
from EN- Hall she will al tcud
SchOO' IN lth AGA next year
The township Sundav school con-
ventiOn az Fulton and Newark will b,
held at Fulton Center churcn, Satur.
day, Juue IL Every nod, invited AM
ire entertainm, Mt will be given TO
all visitors
The Ladies' Aid Of the Center
church will be held al the home Of
Jason KingmaD. June Is. Everyone
invited.
A surprise party was given for Miss
Nina COwleS East Friday evening
Miss Gladys Collett rides new
heel
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14

June IL Mr.. aud Mrs. ATE Kinney
have returned Ircm Oklahoma where
they went on account OF Mr.. kinney's
health. He is somewhat improved
now.
Miss Setchel, OF Mendoza, Illinois,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glover and Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Kinney, Of Maple Rap
ids, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G.. Goddard, Friday, June /.
While Martin Straight was loading
up load OF gravel, last Thursday, a
tree about six or eight inches in diam
eter fell upon the team. However no
Injury was done.
The main road leading east from
Carson Cry is being thoroughly
graveled this spring. Better roads
ia North Shade next year.
Mr.. Uriah Goddard, of Greeubush,
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Ii. G. God
dard, this week.
Miss Daisy Dean, Of Carson CITY,
Miss Anna Butcher and Mr.. Fred Blu
cher attended the commencement ex-
ercises at Hubbardston, Friday even
ing. Juue I.
Big posters are everywhere TO be
seen announcing the coming OF the
big show, which will be in Carson
City, June 20.
The Glass Day exercises Of the grad
yates OF Carson City High School will
be held i'm the Methodist church, Mon
day evening, June IL. The lecture
and banquet will be the following
evening, June Is.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
POM PEI.

June ll-Pompei and Perrinton
base ball team had game at Pompeii.
Saturday, scores nine to fourteen in
favor of Pompeii.
The new brick building is getting
along nicely.
j II. Sessions was in Ithaca Sunday.
| S. Seaver, Earl Richards and Burt
Seaver were in town last week.
There was large crowd to the ball
game and races Saturday.
The Ladies Aid Society served sur
per last SATURDAY night. and clear, d
eight dollars.
G. L. Jessup is building q new barn
it is going To be fine thing 10 the
town.
Cary Wood is in PENNSYLVANIA on
business.
Miss May Kins | and Miss Minnie
Barstow were in Pompeii Saturday
and Sunday.
Dwight Payne and Leon Gilleo were
in Ithaca, Monday on business.
VIII King was in st. Johns, Monday
and Tuesday on business.
Myron Troop was In Ithaca Tuesda'.
Geo. Fox, of Maple Rapids, sold his
clipp OF wool OF 1900 pounds To G.. l..
Jessup.
Harvey Wood is building an add :
ton on his store this week.
James Anstey shipped car Of stock
from here this weeE.
Arthur Long aud RoIla Doan left
Tuesday, for the north with about
go sheen.
Cate Kirtv has t-aded his PAGER for
a running horse.
c r Peters, of Pompeii was in
CH.rlutte. Tue sd ~ AMI WedncSd ly.
on business.
Nav II mi t. leaves Sunday for
New Yo"k where he | as a position in
{ l'rley WiuOugnry'S store
G. b Dean S Wiling lots OF machir :
erv
Hurb Shapll. ~ Pumpaii has gone TO
Crystal o work on the merry-g round
Iti> Summer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
CHAPLIN.

June 10. -ChaS. Emmeret and ChdS.
HenZe have each raised a new barn.
Miss Edna Mun>el, Of Hamilton. is
visiting Beatrice Harter this week.
Jacob Maurer, who was sent To the
Grand Traverse insane asylum, has
returned and seems To be. much i'm
proved.
The X. q. II. NJ. initiated ten new
members into their mysteries last
Wednesday evening Toey were as
sisted by the Elsie knights.
The telephone wires now reach
Chaplin and we have ImmunicatiOn
with Ovid and Elsie.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
NORTH WHEELER.

June l0-A number from here at
tended services at Breckenridge Sun
day.
Nearly all the youngsters who at
tended the dance at the hall are now
nursing the humps.
II. s. Merritt, Of Breckenridge, is ia
town.
O Flowers and family spent Sund ay
at the river.
Mr.. Tippins lost one OF his horses
last week.
Mr.. Brooks and wife, OF the south
part OF the county. are visiting friends
here.
Mrs. John Duff4, an old pioneer OF
this place, died today. Funeral will
be held Wednesday.
Mr.. Stone, OF Breckenridge, is visit
ing friends here.
Eugene 81. John, OF Alma, was on
our streets sunday.
w. Gerard and wife and w. Rouse
and wife visited at Mr.. Myser's Sun
day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-06-14
Street Incident.

"My Dear Sir" exclaimed Lawyer
Bartholomew Livingston, meeting the
Rev. DR.. Archibald Windham on the
village street, What does this meanl
thought you were laid up with al.
sorts OF bad diseases"
and so was" replied the reverend
gentleman, ~ had an attack of indi-
gestion and from that time on my whole
system has been in disordered condi.
ton until ] began taking Hoods Sarsa.
parilla which has put me on my feet and
cured all my stomach trouble"
Il don't doubt it," said the lawyer.
This same medicine cured my wife of
rheumatism and my little girl of scrof-
ula. When they say it's the best medi.
cine money can buy they only tell the
truth"
yes, yes. so they do" replied the
min ster, and the two passed on.