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10 Law Telenhone Gables.

Beaumont, Texas. February n --Tomor-
row the Beaumont Telephone company Will,
4 the weather permits. begin the work OF
stretching its cables IN the condults
throughout the city. Several cable sptcors
and quantity of material for the WORK
arrived today The company promises To
have its service in operation within a few
week.. The switchboard has already ar
rived and is being placed In position.
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HoMEsEEK=Rs ON EVERY TRAIN.
Western Texas Is Attracting Most Of
Them, L Is Said.

Them, II Is Said.
Denison, Texas, February 21.-Enormous
crowds of homeseekers are entering the
state at this point on every train, Passen-
ger traffic is the largest In many years
AS general thing they have no particular
destination, but Western Texas is attract
ing tue most attention. With few excep
items the new corners are farmers in good
circumstances
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Damon Mound Land Purchase.

Rosenberg, Texas. February I.-Galves-
ton parties have purchased seventy acres or
land at Damon Mound. the cons derlt'ou
test well o develop oil is in prospect
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AeId MIthont eeneflt d AM.

Rogers Texas February - John Bear.
don, wau recently killed PITT Newcomb. was
given an examining trial and Vas reminded
without the tepeft Of hail, some forty Wit
ussses we're examined
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
HORSES AND MULES

Large Number Shipped Durine the
Past Year.
Hearne, Texas, February 2l.-Mr.
j. u. Moore, an agent for Fort
Worth firm which is buying horses
and mules for the British army 70
be used In South Africa, is in
Hearne today. Mr.. Moore has made
quite a large number OF purchases
In this section. IN conversation with
The Post correspondent he said that
los,ooo head of horses and mules
were shipped out of this state dur.
Ing the past twelve months to be
used In the British-Boer war.
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Drilling to Be Continued.

Lake Charles, La. February 2t.--The
Texas and Louisiana well, east OF the city.
reached the contract denth. 1900 feet. this
without an thing further than a
showing O oil The con1pnv however,
has decided TO 90 an additional 500 feet.
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BUOG T FROM BEAUMONT
A BIG BARGE is TO BE LAUNCHED
THIS AFTERNOON.
JUDGE Martin Refused to Mooiiy the In
junction in Cummings We. Cronin.
New Engine to Be Tested.

Beaumont, Texas, February 2l-Tomor
row afternoon the mammoth barge that has
h. eli building mt the Beaumont slip yard
for the Clarke company. Galveston, viii
be launched. Captain Eehon states That
another one and even larger one. wifi
b. begun for tae Same company as soon as
the first one Is out OF the yards.
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Wlnona. Texas, February 1s-The COM
here among the negroes only. Since the
holidays there have hecn quite a number
Of deaths from the disease and with but
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Galveston, Texas. February II The
British steamship Orlel arrived this morn
Ing from Liverpool after stormy voyage
Of thirty one days. Captain Maddreil Of
the Oiie relates that be encountered sta onH
westerly winds and storms south Of Ire
land and that when OFF Cape Abnco, b. l.,
the ship came into a very severe hurricane,
the wind blowing at the force Of IL
beaufort scale At one time the sea be
came So Violent that an immense. wave
swept over the vessel smashing tne avn
Ing atauchious and washing away the star
boa Il lamp ana screen The lamp and
screen were thittyhye feet above sea level
and the fact that these were washed away
indicates that the sea must have been ex'
ucmcly high. No further dinase, how
ever was sustained by the ship The
vessel was driven south Of the tairtieth
parallel by the force of the storm.
William Rae, A. b., II native Of Aber-
deem, scotland, who shipqed from Liver
pool on the steamship Oriel died Just as
that ship was entering Galveston harbor
from an attack Of apopleSy His funeral
Will occur AT O'Clock tomorrow after
noon from Leyy's undertaking parlors.
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q Legal HOLIDAY.

/ leesl '' i, February 21.-Tomorrow
~ vii b Sollday, and the State de.
rs proels w. closed, by order OF The
~ Day atlon for the Observance
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Vontracts Awarded

|.,,l,. '1as' February 21.-The state
At,,' , asent today awarded contracts
bal. ana fresh meat as follows;
1, ,n ,or all institutions for six
ID, t. I1 , required fourteen tons,
\ or. n t d Co. at 141s cents per
"a coD 55 bidders were, the Houston
Z tonpahv ana the Harrison Rnt.
n beet y % OF Kansas CITY N Du'
Z. DEAF ana u Caperton OF Austin
lsliate ana ana dnlnb institute. 81 20 cwt,
letlgn, sSH z' 1910 cwt, and the In "a
g for M cwt. John Sheehan ~
lsnsl ins.nl ind institute. III % cwt
Y a ii usutnton. r. 5. Rogers NJ
iss,s " e"r These contracts call
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I, r'0position at Port lavao,

7 l.,,o OPPOSITION at Port Lavaoa.
Y rOrsnI TEXAS. February ga
2 % tba from Houston are here
4 aspa,y buildings for the Plaeido
81 900 ache me company now intends
lH,,.posl,ioh - III Of rice this season.
w, Vs. vsss. neel made "a the com
!. ssasd her. 'ahIes Tor csunery -
This mstter Is stiil In
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Charters Filed.

PA Texas, February 2l.-The follow.
Aites we're fled today:
" Fall association. of Austin. Can't.
~ SlcO. Purpose. TO encourage az.
M and horticulture. Directors. |.
fstndge' c. NJ. Cabaniss. S. K. Wroe.
SoIlIl and F. NJ. Beatty.
SN Groeery company, Of Bay City.
wy, $1,000. lncorporators, G..
.'S' george ii. Sweeny and r. NJ.
@'.ll company. Of Brenham. Cant.
I'M ~w Purpose, to establish and
Aa q retail company, with authority
sna purchase property, TO conduct
'n retail grocery and confectionnrv
iacoporators, A. A. Hacker George
\ '4sA EVersberg and Billie May
|.Sln Turnvereln, Of Giddinps M
Il ma w., incoorporators, II. Raube, ii.
|sI wy en- sn9 &c company, OF Paris. Cant.
n i 1870; lncorporators. Il. r.
4, = L. Mcknight aud o. B. Nc.
|'' y w Windmill and Hardware com.
pr,nnois springs. Capital stock. SEQ .
I'M tSr5n..O conduct a wholesale wind
Martin " SaFe business. Incorporators,
4 u t. Cowder and f.. ]. Mum
H. saSo Baseball club filed a charter
ii aoc Js,e' s,g OF Of state this afternoon.
Ihspbsi, $1,000. Purpose, to main
+ + 'I pa.elub In vi Paso. Incorpora.
h ali ~ giur =, r. W. Curtis and {. 3.
lnur.-
|fd: charter amendments wera
ar ~ company, Of San Antonio, by
p 10 capital stock from $4,000 to
u K,ngSuuniy Loan and Trust com.
gNs irom' s, q by increasing it's capl.
"Ou $4,000 to $50. 600 N"P-
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shares at 4Hc.
Anglo American, 2o,o00 shares at &C.
Anglo. American, 1890 shares AT 2i5c.
Anglo American. 4e0 shares at PIE
Detroit Beaumont 300 shares at 81.
Gold Eagle. 22J0 shares az l0c
independence, 1900 shares al o@c.
Lucky Dime. 500 shares at SiSc.
National oil and Pipe Line. 200 shares
nj 3lc.
National oil and Pipe Line. 500 shares
at SOC.
Naiioual oil and Pipe Liue. 500 shares
at 3Oiac.
san Jncinto, coo shares at Dc.
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h BENEFIT PEOPLE.
L,rr Lubbock on . the Need
n.y. ,~,IcuItrral Department.
\, 4 CHARTERS WERE FILED
!. Do BUSINESS Renewed a,. BY a
, . " ,,sursnoe Companies.
n legislators j, at Austin

,..,. February 21'-Ex'Gov.
!. I'M 4. Lubbock, in speaking MO OF
nv !, senator stafford on the I'm lnsu Ut
4 . said today that the re-
'ri i'.slr proper in It's recommenda-
b b , y agricultural branch IN p,ne con-,
y ~ , 10 ofece, and that a library
hl ln., ", separate and distinct
~ Vernon said: Every state IN
iso : matter how small has de-
Y ! y ',r rIr and here is Texas,
~. ! STAT State OF them all, without
'ia', y. State is holding the public
n \, n continue to do so for years
3 wa ~, always advocated an agrl-
/ ,. OsS' Of the state goyel ,ai. ~
9oa IjD have one for the penen' Oh
& Es,P'e o. a state library, he ,s said
7'iilDs ubrary was comparatively
re- hal Texas with her many MS
J; ~ I ."ns should have a mann
le which could be dlled with
.s.aoidlDs Texas aud her sister
ipsioNe
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'se0 bid for j shares Of ]. NJ. Gurey Pc
troieum eompa4y. and 20 shares offered at
$SJ.
SALES.
The following bales were recorded at the
oil exchange today
American OH and Refining company, 1000
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,,r,nc, Permits Renewed -,

,,,, Permits Renewed.
r,,,s. February 21.-The follow
/ ,,ro companies today renewed
.,nlts to do business In Texas
~, insurance company Of Amer
w. york Tax S3S331; agents GER
an. risks written during the past
7,,,s s4.se5,34i; premiums received
. lo.ses paid Ss1 ,6G775 losses IN
!: 5iS rs: amount at risk $2,O3I-
~, tr,urspce company lacc.denb
H.. D' cnnn'-Tax $685.. "a; ceruhcates
, VA, in Texas during the past
49, SlaSs written sl3, 96S 900; premiums
n % IN 0s5Tl. losses paid S32,913'J4,
.tgrrsd S50,s7l u; amount at RISK
n, Assurance company Of London
=, u q, certificates Sl6S. Texas busi-
y No mast year: Risks written Slo,-
\ nrenlpms received Sl47.Sl6; loss s
rsdIl 81: losses incurred slQS,6e5;
u h fisk Sl3,s54, 704,
19ssierp Life and Savings Insurance
n Il Des Moines, Iowa. an
1 agents certificates 50. Business
n, during the past year; Po.cies
/ ii, amounting to $4,000; premiums
|, LIE Insurance company OF New
hi $4,000: certificates $11o. Busi-
. Tirss during the past wear: Pol.ci s
. laS, amounting to 81 $50, S07; p"li-
s,pd during the year l0S, amount ng
sl3; policies IN force 1905, amount-
|, E,SB714 claims unpaid $40 y;
nd slS,0sS3s premiums ST0,0s4.34
{ Accident and Guaranty Corpora
4 Great Britain and Ireland Tax
Business In Texas during the past
Scan boilers. risks written ISIS
nnIums Sio,20d51; actual insurance
Api. premiums S43S.55l, losses $500
risks In force S4,2G2.0UO.
as Life Insurance company Of Chi
ID Washington, D. C.-Tax S12ll ,bS:
certificates 500. Business In Texas
the past year: Number of policies
mounting to S2.1T3.9j7: policies in
lliS amounting to So, 1893, T65; losses
premiums S62,0S4.
zrcial Union Assurance company Of
Tax s35130; agents certiuSltes
Business in Texas during the past
Risks written, fire, S3.963. 2S3; prem
sS,f0: losses paid S4S,9TT: losses
ALI12; amount at risk 81, 462. 34S:
risks written S30O..-,; premiums
csses paid 1884: losses incurred
mount at risk ST0q, O15
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Riley Centre.

Rev. w. X. Gillett, who has been In
Chicago for the past three years work.
ing I'm the interests of the Foresters,
has returned 10 this place and taken
up his residence. We all welcome our
friend and neighbor home again.
Mrs. G. b. Cakes. of Milo, called on
her old neighbors here Friday last.
A. Gillett and wife attended the
quarterly meeting at the Berlin ap.
pointment on Saturday.
Mrs. w. Gillett and Lillian Ray.
mond visited Mrs. +. Demott, at Mem
phis, on Thursday.
Mrs. II. Maxwell, of Jackson, ID
here on visit 10 friends.
Mrs. S. Perry is visiting with her
brother, VIM Powell, ST.
A number of young people from
here attended the w. &. 4. u. orator.
cal contest Mt the East Berlin church
Friday evening. The successful con.
testant was Melissa Wilson, who re.
ceiyed a silver medal.
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made In the conditions of
certain mortgage made by Edward Vincent
aud Agnes g.. Vincent his wife OF CLYDE 81
Clair County, Michigan, TO Ada j. Maxwell OF
clyde. County and State aforesaid, dated the
lsth day OF January isT, aud recorded I'm the
Office OF the Register OF Deeds for the County OF
~. Clair, state OF Michigan on the 10th day OF
January isHI In I.iber " Of Mortgages on page
eos, ON which mortgage there Is claimed 90 be
due AZ The date OF this notice. for the principal
aud interest, the sum OF $500, Six Hundred
Twenty-Five Dollars, and AN attorneys fee Of
Fifteen libl dollars a. provided for in said mort
gage and no suit or proceedings nc law having been
instituted 70 recover moneys secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof
Notice N hereby given, that by virtue of the
power OF sale contained In said mortgage and
the statute la such case made and provided, on
the 23rd day OF September 1902 nj 10 o'clock I'm
the forenoon, the undersigned will al the east
front door of the court house In the City of Port
Huron Michigan. that being the place where
the circuit court for the county Of 50. Clair Is
held, sell nc public auction, 10 the highest bid
der. the premises described In said mortgage
or 80 much thereof as may be necessary 90 pay
the amount 80 due as aforesaid on the said
mortgage, With seven per cent interest. and all
legal costs, together with said attorneys fee.
tOwit:-
The east eighty-seyen $50 feet Of the north
thirty-nve (35) feet of Lot Twelve (i2) West side
Of Huron street, Thorns plat. OF n part OF the
City OF Port Huron. Michigan.
Dated June Esd. 1902
ADA j. MAXWELL.
PHILLIPS jerks. MORTGAGE.
Attorneys for Mortgage. O--i2
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Caves a woman'a Life.

To have given up would have meant
death for Mrs. Lois Cragg, of Dorches.
ter, Mass. For years she had endured
untold misery from n severe lung trou.
BILE and obstinate cough. GOTTEN, she
writes, 81 could scarcely. breathe and
sometimes could not speak. All doc.
tors and remedies failed till used DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and was completely cured" Sufferers
from coughs, colds, throat and lung
trouble need this grand remedy, for II
meyer disappoints. Cure IL guaranteed
by Grant Holden. Price soc and Sl.00.
Trial bottle free.
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CnANcERY SALE.

IN pursuance and hy virtue ~ AN order and
decree OF the circuit court for the county ~ 81.
Clair, la chanceTy. In the state ~ Michigan,
made aud dated on the 18th day % MAY. 1907, IN
"A certain cause therein pending. wherein VIII
liam Siaifcry IL complainant, and John Frank
and Nellie Frank are defendants.
Notice ~ hereby given that shall sell 40 pub
ne auction, to the highest bidder. 40 the 'front.'
door 81 the court house. in the city ~ Port
Huron and county Of ~. Clair. State Of Michl-
gnn, said court house being the place for holding
Tie circuit court foT said county. on Monday, the
18th day ~ August, A. ID. ie01, 40 ten O'Clock Ia
the forenoon. all or 10 much thereof as may Dc
necessary % raise the amount due % the said
complainant foT principal. Interest and costs ~
the cause. OF the following described parcel 81
land. tO-wit.
Tie east half Of the southeast quarter Of sec
ton s. town north. range ~ east. containing
eighty acres more or less. And Ia making said
sale the said premises VIII be divided into par
GELS and so offered fOr sale. and II the nrsf par.
eel be- not sufficient ~ paw such principal. inter.
eat and cost. then 40 much ~ The second aud
silcceedlng parcels will be sOld as may be
necessary 10 pay the balance due with interest
Dated al Port Huron. Michigan. July q. iooa.
CHARLES w. ADAMS.
Circuit Court Commissioner
HARVEY TAPPAN. In and for 81. Clair.
Complainant 1907
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Star Poultry Powder.

keep about 100 hens and for the
past three years have fed Star Poultry
Powders with the most satisfactory re-
suits. There is no doubt that the diff.
erence in the amount of eggs ! gather
since feeding Star Poultry Powder
more than double pays the cost of the
Powder, and besides have never had
any sickness in my flock during the
past three years. My flock has certain
ly been very profitable To me. i feed
the Powder most all the year round.
do not believe in waiting until the
chickens are mostly all sick. as some
people do, which is certainly n very
unwise way 10 make success of the
poultry business. IL certainly is very
profitable for any poultry dealer 10
feed Star Poultry Powder.-FRAsK
Moon, INLAY City, Mich.
For Sale hv GRANT HOLDEN.
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KenOckee.

Mrs. Geo. Bruer, of Saginaw, is visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
Mr. Carroll, OF New Jersey, has re-
turned home after two weeks visit
with relatives here.
"The Widows" will give social Fri
day night for the benefit of the minis
ter. A swell time is expected.
Nellie Hinnegan is visiting her uncle,
Jas, Mackay.
Miss Irene Cogley returned 10 De-
troIt after spending Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Cogley.
Mrs. Jim Brennan has been on the
sick list.
Mr.. Bragg, of Port Huron, Is taking
off the hay on p. Murray's place.
The dance in j. Dempsey's new
house was largely attended and a
good time Is reported.
John Mackay and wife, Of Detroit,
are visiting relatives here.
Quite number of the young people
OF this place attended the dance ut
Thornton Tuesday night.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made In the terms aud
conditions OF certain mortgage bearing date the
Gay % yhnsa made and Executed by
James u. Ferguson fort the sum Of 500. recorded
In the Office 81 the Register OF Deeds for 81 Clair
page So ON the ssrd day Of January issS' dnly
assigned by said James r. Ferguson TO ~. Leon
Morgan by deed Of assignment dated May 5th
SO, said county. on May 18Th. ISs; aud again
duly assigned by faid II. Leon Morgan 90 David
Cochrane by deed Of assignment dated jan 18th
1901. and recorded In Liber rs OF assignments,
page s9i for said county ON July 18th, isDe, and
there u claimed 20 be due upon said mortgage 40
date hereof the sum OF sS50iT Of principal and
interest and the further sum OF So. 90 account
Of taxes paid on the lands covered by said mort
gage and the interest thereon, a total OF s054. ~
OF principal. taxes aud interest, no suit NJ law
In equity having been Instituted 90 recover the
said amounts or any part thereof
Notice u therefore given that the premises de-
scribed In said mortgage VIII be sold 40 public
sale or vendue 10 the highest bidder at the front
door of The county Court house Ia the city of Port
Huron, that being the place for holding the Cir
cut Court for said county, on Monday the 20th
day OF October, 1907, 20 satisfy the amount due
ON the said mortgage said taxes aud the costs OF
THIS foreclosure together With an attorneys Zee
OF So; 90 as provided In said mortgage.
said mortgagcd premises are described as
follows as shown by said MORTGAGE: All thar Ger
tain piece or parcel of land situated aud being IN
the township Of kenockee, county Of ~; Clair.
towit: Beginning at The quarter post on the
south line 90 section six township seven North.
Ianse .lieen cas-, running thence the following y
North 81 degrees. east on south line 81 section
six. twenty chains aud slNty.slX links 20 post
On the south line 81 section SIX; thence north
three degrees aud twenty-five minutes west.
thirtythr chains aud twenty niue links % q
post In the center % Port Huron aud lapeer
flank Road. thence north forty-fOuf degrees
west along center Of said plank road eight and
seyen-hundrrdihs chains % post IN center ~
Niid road aud also on The east aud west guuffCr
lne OF said section; thence west ciEhi3-scttu
degrees aud thlrty-fiye minutes west. fourteen
chains and thirty-ninc links % a post la inc
center ~ section SIX. thence south on north
ty-nYc minutes east. thrtV-nlnc chains and slN-
~ links % place ~ beginning. containing seven
ty-ninc aud hity-fuur 0nc-hundrcdih acres more
or less. Excepting aud reserying thcrcirom 3
strip ~ lnnd. two rods IN width from OF the
south end Of said above described lands.
Dated this End day Of July, 1907.
HUGH II. HART. DAVID COCilliANE.
ATTY for Assignee. Assignee ~ Mortgage
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heartburn.

When the quantity Of food taken ID
too large or the quality too rich, heart
burn is likely 10 follow, and especially
so IL the digestion has been weakened
by constipation. Eat slowly and not
too freely of easily digested food. Mas.
ticate the food thoroughly. Let six
hours elapse between meals and when
you feel fullness and weight In the
region Of the stomach after eating, in
dicating that you have eaten too much,
take one of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets and the heartburn
may be avoided. For sale by Grant
Holden.
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Emmett.

+. X. Dodge sold carload OF west.
ern broncos here last Saturday.
John Donohue has accepted posi-.
ton with the Port Huron Engine
4 Thresher Co.
Frank Brogan, jr., and wife are here
visiting relatives and friends.
Harry II. Bailey is visiting in Detroit.
Michael Reid, DR.. Chester and Ed.
Crowley were elected delegates 10 at.
tend the Democratic county conyen-
ton.
At the close of divine service mere
Sunday prayers we're offered for dry
weather.
II Is generally the opinion of farm
ers II IL don't cease raining ID will be
impossible TO work bindersin the fields.
Commencing last Friday ID rained
three days and three nights.
The Grand Trunk Western will be
asked 10 build better walks across its
right of way on Main street.
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AVOca.

Ice cream will be served by the la.
dies of the II. l.. church next Satur-
day evening.
VIM. and Anna Thomas are enter
tanning Mrs. j. Martin and children
this week.
II. Wadsworth was in Port Huron
Tuesday on business.
Hay is suffering on account of the
continued rain. Oats are lying down
and will be very difficult to cut.
&c. Reeves and wife have moved
into their new cottage.
Mrs. Stanley Smith has been very
sick, hut is improving somewhat.
Stephen Dunsmore, after spending
three years in the west, has returned
here for n short visit.
Saturday, at the regular school
meeting, w. j. Reed was reelected AS
SCISSOR of school district No. IL.
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POISONING THE SYSTEM.

IL is through the bowels, that the body
is cleansed of impurities. Constipation
keeps these poisons IN the system, caus-
ing headache, dizziness aud melan-
cholia at first, then unsightly erupuons
and finally serious illness unless rem
edy is applied. DeWitts Little Early
Risers prevent this trouble by stimulat-
ing the liver and promotes easy, healthy
action of the bowels. These little pills
do not act violently but by strengthen
ing the bowels enables them to perform
their own work. Meyer grippe or dis
tress. Grant Holden.
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BrOckWay.

Mrs. Slack, of Buffalo, Is here visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Magner.
Grace Nolan, of INLAY City, Is
spending the week with her aunt,
Mrs. Geo. McMorran.
John Perssll, of Bay City, has been
here this week visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Mckinney.
Haying is in full blast and the farm
ers are paying $500 per day for help
which Is hard TO get at that price. The
recent heavy and continued rain has
damaged almost the entire crop in this
section.
Mrs. Lovelock, of Port Huron, visit
ed her parents the past week.
There will be mass at ST. Joseph's
church, July %, at 1890 A. NJ.