The Cedarville Herald, Volume 25, Numbers 27-52

I J o t f q l d , \ m PETBJFIE0 SONGS THERE .| CONDENSED^STORIES. $1.60 A YEAR, KAtiLH BL1X, ■'« fjijitor**J Pjr«jJr?*tiw. O' " ' ■ • . . . i i M t , A m ir>, v m . , A prenuneui democratic politician •of WhwMngfc?* is* quoted us saying; "The dcrohmtie party goes t:i school to it? mistakes Jo order to -loan) how to make more mistakes.” An eastern syndicate with a capital of £1,5000,WO has secured .an option ea 25,600 of coal laud in Illinois, and is attempting to secure about. 5000 acres more. I t is supposed the. Bur­ lington road is behind this syndicate. The Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe Railroad have advanced the pay of fSjKK) of their men from 5 to 10 per cent, Which is addition- evidence of republican prosperity. The democratic party evidently needs one more stinging rebuke •at the polls in order to wean it from its free silver folly-r—and the republican party is ready to administer the re­ buke. 1 Senator Ctillorn, of Illinois, paid a iccent vi§k to Washington, and while there impressed .upon his friends that the two questions foremost in the minds of the voters of his state are Cuban reciprocity and tariff revision, ' A vote cast the republican party is a vote cast lor a known policy and one that has' proven its wisdom, A YOte cast for the democratic party is a leap in the dark and an endorsement of a policy no one can define. &>r,: \ A colored wpman in N, Y. state has just discovered that she is no longer a slave. She had been brought from Kentucky by an old soldier, upon his return from the war, who it .is 'alleged, sold- her to Silas A, Snell, An attorney has brought suit to recover S2Q00 for her sdrviscs. The Weather Bureau reports that devastating min? have caused floods in, many sections, while crops are hurniu^ up in others. The corn crop (has, perhaps, barn the greatest suf­ ferer, but the..chances are there will be. more than an • average crop, Peaches are said to be plenty, Con­ necticut alono furnishing 600,000 Itaskets. $100 Reward, JL'ho readers ot this paper will •he • pleased to learn that there is at least - one dreaded disease that has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. ^Hall's Oiitarrh Cure is tlie only positive cure known to the med­ ical lraternity. Catarrh being a con­ stitutional disease, requires^ constitu- . ticca! .treatment. Hallos Catarrh ,Care is taken internally, acting di- . rectly upon the blood and mucous eur/aeda of the system,, thereby de­ stroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by the constitution and assisting nature in doing its, work. The proprietors have so much ‘/aitli in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred ' Hollars for any case that it fails to cure, Send, for. list testimonials. Address. F . J . GnENfiy &, Co., Toledo, O. Bold by druggists; 75c. ’Hall’s Family Pills are the best. When the American machinist con­ cludes that he would rather work for $1,46 per day, the wages paid ma­ chinists in Glasgow, than for S2.25 per day, the Wages paid machinists in New York, he will cast bis vote for democracy and free trade, NOTICE TO SHIPPER?. A t Toledo the White Star Line Steamers ^connect with (Belt Line) Manufacturers II, E. Cars are placed a t Company’s Warehouse, making n transfer of about 50 ft. car to boat. Steamer* leave wharf 9;15 n.ro, daily, arrive Detroit 1:16 p.m,; Star Island, Algonad, Marine City, St. Clair, Port Huroi} and other points in Southern' Michigan afternoon of eamo day. Low-rates, Prompt service. J , W. CONRAD General Agent, Toledo, Ohio. The American ^Shipbuilding Com­ pany, of Chicago, announces that the various yards of the company are filled to overflowing with orders for work. Twotityminc orders for mod­ ern steel steamers have been received, aggregating a money value of nearly $0,000,000. Sick Headache? Toocl d o e s n ’t d ig e s t w e l l ? A p p e t i t e p o o r ? JE fowels c o n s t ip a t e d ? T o n g u e c o a te d ? I t ’s y o u r l i v e r ! A y e r ’s F i ll s are liv e r p i ll s ; th e y .cu r e d y s ­ p e p s ia , b ilio u s n e s s . .file. A**d?«! *Tift** r.v»rtitVotT- (.?i; hH' ntmtirt t)f t ic-t*fcuwvj Vir n v, r> \>im BUCKINGHAM’S Representative Lacey, who is chairman. ef the committee on pub- lio 'lands, was recently urging the passage nf 14s hill to make a nation-, a i park e f th e petrified forest i a Arizona and telling the house t b i t this- tract was ono'of -the wonders of the world when Representative Robinson Interrupted him, “May T a sk ,” said the Indiana representative, “if this 'is a forest where'petrified birds sing petrified songs as they perch on the^petrified branches of the petrified trees, the one where the petrified fish are BW'imjmng in petrified streams; where the petrified, buffalo is seen suspended in. the petrified ■ atmos­ phere, having tried to. jump across the canyon and having been petri­ fied in transit and still hangs there because the force of gravitation is petrified too ?” “Oh, no,” replied Mr. Lacey; "that is in.the Yellowstone. There are no petrified songs in this forest; all the songs are up to date.”—Washington Times. .. STAR ISLAND OUTING. SATURDAY, AUG. 2d The White Star Linq will give an outing to Star Island and return on above date. NEW STEEL STEAMER GREY­ HOUND Will leave Toledo, foot of Madison st. 9:15 a. m., returning, arrive 10 p. m. An ouliwg' 182 mile (102 miles river—,80 miles lake). Adults $1, Children tinder twelve 50 cents. Parlors £3. Meals u la carte. Excursion rates on all rail­ roads; J . W. CosfHAi), General Agent, Toledo, O, The fudge's Story of the Deg That Howled a t the Moon. Qm o t tb s best kitravn of p a r cir­ cuit court judges had an enemy, a' lawyer who bed onto bvon Ins an- sm 'tciSid opponent in polities in one of.tho towns.on his round, and was generally subjected to some af­ fron t when he reached there. •The lawyer tool: so little pains to conceal his contempt tliai one of the judge’s friends was moved to ask; "Why don'- you squelch B.? He needs it.” ' The judge laid knife and fork across his plate, folded his hands and, seemingly apropos of nothing at all, said; “Up in ihy home town there’s a widow with nh-ugly yaller dog that, whenever there/ is moonlight, sits on her stoop and howls until the town can’t sleep and generally keeps it up till daylight.” i"•Tie then resumed liis dinner. The 1 friend locked at him in amazement for a moment and then inquired; "Well, what of it?” "Well,” said the judge slowly,' "the moon keeps righ t on.”—Phila­ delphia Times. "Heepee-hahpah'' Hats, Although panama bats are quite the rage in this country, very few of our people'know that the real, genuine; article is known in its na-' tive home on the isthmus and South America by its Spanish name, of "sombrero jipijapa.” Given in Eng­ lish these words form the alii tern tive combination “heepee-knhpah hat.” This statement is. vo,turned for by a -gentium n, connected with one of the isthmian legations.— Washington Star. D iabolical Revenge. A diabolical story ' oL revenge- comes- from Granzendorf, Austria, where a man called Bftlika tied his enemy, Joseph Balan, to the wheel of a wagpn and then drove at a fast pace .down the street. When- the villagers hurried to stop the horror,, i t was too late, for Balan was al­ ready dead. His murderer was at once arrested. Look Pleasant, Please. Photographer O. O. Harlan, of Raton, O., can do‘so now, though for years ho couldn’t, because be suffered untold agony from, the worst form of indigestion. All physicians and mod- dp bim till he tried iciues failed to hel Electric Bitters, which worked such wonders for him' that he declares they sire a godsend to Bufferers from dys­ pepsia and stomach troubles.' .Tin-, rivaled for diseases of the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, they biiild up and give new life to the whole system. Try them. Only 50c. Guaranteed by Ridgeway & Co., druggist, - Could Pound If Neceesary. Judge Hubbard of Iowa argued a ease in the suprqine court of the United States recently against the attorney general of Iowa. The at­ torney general spoke first. He pounded the reading desk during liis argument and waved his arms and did a lot o f things lawyers are not supposed to do in the presence of the august .supreme court. When Hubbard arose, ho said: "May it please the 'honorable court, I-could pound this desk. I have.a strong right arm and could break this board to splinters, and I would, too, if I were addressing a jury.” ; Then he stopped and looked se­ verely a t the attorney general. The justices on the bench nodded their heads approvingly ‘and looked at the attorney general also. That worthy said afterward tha t if ho looked as small as he,felt he must have been practically invisiblc.- Washhigton Letter* I F a c t s , n o t F ic tio n * •• ‘W e a k a n d ’" N e r v o u s— A l l ru n D ow n S le e p n o t R e s t f u l—* A V ic t im ( r iv e s R o a d t o H e a lt h *•* 31re, 15. L. Ifravmcr of 1)05YellowS/Jiu;; Sf,. fipringfleldi.O., saya: “I was troubled with severe nervoumra, RlcejilesAncwatid nervous headaches. ■ 1 heard of Or. A. W. f.'hasn’HNervePlllanttsl thought Twould try if. 1(jot a boxand turn I run pleased touly >«ynerves ai'eshmlietl- >1steepWrit nlid alt* relieved of t!ni»c inrvous hoadaclit'e. I ran ■fcr-oiwmccl thivnirdieine to any nifwted •‘milariy,” ■ Of. A. W. fhase’i?Nerve I'illfl nre sold at fifMj a box at. draUrs or Ur. A. W. t hHce MeJiMiif* ItuKhlo, N. V. fVo Umt Uu>. .j.MjftrAt ati<T'i'tgnalure ofA; W. ,f'hu;i'At.T)/ amr,!! every im-kake, tor sale by Ulduttay &!*•>., DniCi't.ds, In th e Sp ecial Gallery. A pompous.man walked into the house press gallery the day,.beforo congress adjourned.. "Whom do you want to see ?” asked Doorkeeper Mann. „ "Nobody particular,” said tlie pompous man, “I think I will take a seat here.” • ■ "Not here,” replied Mann gently. “This, gallery is reserved for the press.” The/pompous man swelled .up. "I want you to understand I will s it “1 AM A VAXPAVJtn AWO OWN MS’ BHAIIE , o v t h is C A riTO o .” where I like,” he said. " I an i' a taxpayer, and I own. my share of this capitol.” - ■ "Oh,” replied Mann, "why didn’t you say so? If you are ai taxpayer, it is different. We have a special gallery for taxpayers. Come right this, way.” And he led him to th'o public gallery and gave him a seat. The pompous man sat there in con­ scious triumph all the afternoon.— Washington Host. To Myfriends. . . ’ I t is with joy I tell you what'Kodol did for irto. 1 was troubled with my stomach for several months, - Upon beiug advised to use ICodol, I did so, and words cannot fell the good.it has done me. A neighbor hnd dyspepsia so that h had tried most everything. I told him to use Kodol. Words oS gratitude have come to me from him because I recommended it.—Geo. W. Fry, Viola, Iowa. Health and strength, of •mind nnd body, depend on the stomach, and normal activity of the digestive organs. Kodol, the great reconstructive tonic, cures all stomach and bowel troubles, indiges­ tion, dyspepsia. Kodol digests nay good food you eat. Take a dose after meals. C, M, Ridgwny. A Promoter of Harmony. “Exam” stories arc always popu- urcles. Tar in school and college cir L. One of the newest and best is cred­ ited to Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia university. A student in ono of the preparatory schools vras asked to mention the distinctions between major and mi­ nor chords. His reply read: “Far bo i t from me to encourage such invidious distinctions. - Let tta rather devote our attention to the causes th a t led up to tho Thirty Years’ wars,” This naive reply was followed by a historical essay for which the voting man had carefully prepared himself. Just Look AIHer. Whence came that sprightly step, faultless skin, rich, rosy complexion, smiling face, Bbe looks good, fe ls good, Here’s her secret, film uses Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Re­ sult.*—till organs active digestion good, no headaches no clmncc for "biues,” 4Try them yourself, Only 25 c at Ridgeway & Go. Uftbjtfrllxj for the, j braid Sfiollera All Records, Twice in tin; aospilaj, F« A, Gull- edge, Velmna, Ala.,,paid avast sum to doctors to jm re a severe case of piles. TiftTsu);?Y f tumors. When nil j'aikd* BuckleoNActiica Halve cured him* Huhdues hdlammattoii, con­ quers Aches* kills,Pains. Best salve Th e K in d T on H av e A lways Bought# and xphich h a s b e en in m e for over 3 0 years, h a s h om e t h e signa ture o f and ha s b een m ad e under h is per-* sona l supervision sin ce it s infancy* ----- , A llow n o one t o deceive you in th is. A ll Counterfeits, Im ita tion s and **Ju st-a s-good ” are hufe Experim ents th a t trifle w ith and endanger t h e h ea lth off Infanta and Children—Experleuce aga in st Experiment# in tho world, SMe «t IUdgctray & Go's, drug store. v What is CASTOR IA Castoria is a harm less sub stitu te for Castor O il, Faro* fabric, Drops and Soo th ing Syrups. I t Is P lea san t. 16 contains neither Opium, Morphine nor o th er Narcotic substance. I t s ag e is i t s guaran tee. I t destroys ■Worms ■ and allays Feverishness. I t cures Diarrhoea and W ind jQolie. If.re liev e s T ee th in g Troubles, cures Constipation ! H im ] PfAfnlonw . Tt lintel* tlie Fond . rei'llIaffiS tile and F la tu lency . I t assim ilates h o , gu l tes h - Stomach and B ow e ls , g iv ing h ea lthy and natura l sleep# Th e Children’s P an a cea—Th e Mother’s F riend . GENUINE ’ CASTOR IA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of I n Use For Over 3 0 Years. TMCCC5TA0BCOMPANY, TTMUFIftAVO^aCCT, NEWYOPKCITY. a ...Hot Weather Fabrics.,. 4 -A T - HUTGmSQX'T 8s GIBNTEY’S. J Our Plate, Glass Show Cases Display Waists, Collars, Ties—All Naw Cesigns. MATTING—The Twine Chain Carpet Patterns, very choice. Oyer A ,10,000 yds received this season—10c up. ^ WINDOW TRIMMINGS-?Arabian Cable Warp, Swiss Calius $ Brnssells, etc., etc. - £ PORTETRES- -All colors 98c up. HOSIERY—TUack Cat, great wearers, great sellers, 15 cent quality ^ very nopular. MUSLIN L 'DERWEAR—Not made in sweat-shops,' Defender (j Brand. * * . D R E S S , . ■G O O D S Dimities,* Organdies, Mulls, Chiffonette, Linens, •Silk Ginghams, Lawn, Mercerized Gingham, Khaki Silk, Taffeta, Pot*u De Soite, etc,, etc. 1 BUY ONLY OF H U T C H I S O N A d , O I 3 B T V 3 3 1 T . K & K K & K K & K K-& K K & K - SINFUL HABITS IN YOUTH make nervous , w eak , DISEASED m en . T H E R E SU L T ol leaorancs and folly Inyouta, OTerexcrtlon ot mind and tody ladacod by lust and ex^ssura afo constantly wrecking tholives ................. " * * ' doma fade and wither 7.7 . . inan a n a *po» s < aha intnro happiness of ttaonsanda of proangina- youn^ •tiu i early age, at the blossom of manhood, wnfie otli nien. hers are forced,to drag-out a -nrsary,f rmtlegg and melancholy existence. Olliers rcachlnatrU monybnt fiod no solace or comfort there. ThaTiciims ariafound Tj Id a ll etaflona of life—the farm, the office, the-vrorkAhop, the a alpU* the trades and ths professions. HsrvoifgDebilitytod Stmliisl u n f it are Knaranteed cured by our Htw Mithsd Trcitniiat er Na Ply. You run no risk, OSyears in Ohio. Bank security. CURE 0 WHEN i l l ELSEFAILED. Re im t i esid without wrlitta ctntiil. a°a carried. When yonag l ied a g iif life. Early ludlicretious and later excesses made trouble for me. I becameweak and nerrons. My kidneya tseeame affected and I feared Bright’s Disease. Married Idfa was mndtlsfactory and my home onhappy. I tried ereiythlng-all faUed tUl I look treatment from Dre. Kennedy Sc. Kergsn. Their 'New Method i ,„ .... , . built me UP mentally, physically and eexually. I feel and act like a man in eyery respect, They treated me clx yearn ago. They are honest, skilful and responsible financially, so.why patronise Quacks and Fakirs when you can be cured by reliable doctors,”—W* A . Belton. VWWMAVW tjj AV..HWSMMWIVASI fI• U*MLgWUf 1 cits EDiiimt io tin. m m b fra-so.i!titMkjUu im» u w im . Drs. Kennedy $ Kcrgau, ClevelsmI, O. L . K & K • K & K K & K K & K K & K K &' K » All Were Saved. "For years I suffered such .untold misery from Bronchitis,” writes J. II, Johnston, of Broughton, Ga., "that often I was unable to work. Then, when everything' else failed? I was wholly cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery for . Consumption. ‘ My wife suffered intensely from Astbrna, till it cured her, and all our exper­ ience goes to show it is the best Croup medicine in the World,” A trial will coivincoyou it’s unrivaled for Throat an 1Lung diseases. Guaranteed bot­ tles 50c and $1. Trial bottles free at Ridgeway & Go.. A Delicious Sandwich Filling. For a delicious sandwich filling there arc needed three large toma­ toes, “ two ounces of butter, two ounces of grated breadcrumbs, two ounces of grated pnrmcsan cheese and one egg. Cook the tomatoes until tender and pass thorn through a fine colander to remove the seeds, Return to the fire .with the cheese], flit- butter and tho breadcrumbs add­ ed, When boiling, remove from the fire and Btir in quickly tho egg, well beaten, ~ , liis Sight Threatened. <* "While picnicking last month my 11-year-old boy was poisoned by some weed or plant,” says V/. II. Dibble, of Sioux City, la, "He rubbed the poison off'his hands into his eyes and for awhile we were afraid he would loso his sight. Finally a neighbor recommended DcWitt^ Witch Hazel Salve. The first application helped him and in a few days he was os Well as ever.” For skin diseases cuts, burns, scalds, wounds, insect bites, DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salvo is sure cure.. Relieves piles at once. .Be- Wure of couutorfeits, O. M. Ridgway In fteal Life. “Papa,” said the sweet girl gradu­ ate, according to the Cliingo Trib­ une, "wasn’t my commencement gown a whooperino? I had the oth- vr girls skinned alive 1” , And this is tho girl,” said papa sadly, “whose graduating essay was bln Appeal For Higher Standards of Thought and Expression!’ ” JToCure a Cold inOne bay. Take Laxative Ilvomo QuiiitiicTT'ab c ts .. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s S signature is on each box. 25c. There is a pretty girl in an alpine bat, A sweeter girl iti a sailor brim, But tho handsomest girl you’ll ever see; Is tho sensibie girl who uses Rocky Mountain tea. ‘ ~ Ask your druggist,. Buggies painted a t Wolford’s, 4v . f r. - A Careful Buyer/ TteM.is. flat Tffl.fail. Tie Bert IsHal WeSell; E xeh an ge Bank I : ® man m CEDARYILI,E, OHIO, Meats are deceptive, Unless you are a good judge, you can never tell what you ae getting until yon have it served and partiafiy eaten. We know meats. We select stock with a view to having the best meats. We know haw to select stock and there- fo.e have meats you may depend upon-~meats that will please you. GOODS DELIVERED, Telephone No. 74. i ^ F r e s h ’jFish Always on Hand, r C. E. TODD, Livery, Feed and Coach Stable. 22 and 24North Limestone St., Phone, Main 737, - Springfield, O. . .Double Daily Train Service VIA THE • L o u i s v i l l e & j ^ a s h v i l l e R . R . ■ Between Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago and St. Louis 1 anti ■. Nashville, Memphis Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile, New Orleans Florida and Gulf Coast Points ' Through, Sleeping Cars and Chair Cars. An Fne.vcellod Din­ ing far Service - Low Rate Excursions First and Third Tuesday each Month For rotes, maps, folders anil time mbits, address . (', L. STONJC, (Jen. Puss. Agt., Louisville, Ky. PILES “ I«attfered the torture* o f tho d tm n t d with protruding piles brought on by constipa­ tion with whloh I was afflicted for twenty years. I ran aorass your CASOARETS In tho town of Nowoll. Is., and never found anything toequal them. To-day I ism entirely free from plies and feel llkti a newman.” a H .K sxtz , 14 U Jones S L, Sioux City, la. CANDY CATHARTIC I M ^ thao * mark msNvrmo .Pleasant. Palatable, Potent, Taste Oood, .Do Good,Never Sloken. Weaken, or Gripe.hie,kie,COe. ... CURC c o n st ipa t io n . ... (Ketllsf KtaislyCwyuif, fttoffi WsstnsLlUwTwk» 111 H 0 - T 0 - 8 A C ^ i ^ t ! ^ ^ » db7tf- Wanted, We would like to ask, through tin the columns of your paper, if there hy sed G. any person who has u reen’s Aug !st FI ■ ” *’ ,,T “ " ust Flower for the cureof Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Liver Troubles that bas not been cured—and we also mean their results, such as sour stomach, fermentation of food, habitual costive- ness, nervous dyspepsia, headnehes, despondent feelings, sleeplessness—in fact, any trouble connected with the stomach or liver? This medicine has been sold for many years in hit civil­ izedcountries, and we wish to corres­ pond with you and send yeti one of our books free of cost. I f you never tried August Flower, try one bottle first*. We have never known of its failing, I f so, something more serious is the matter with you. Ask your oldest druggist. G* G. Q ueen , Woodbury, N; J. A LITTLE NONSENSE. How a Quiet Gamo of Pingpong Spoil- . ed a Sensation, “Listen, sister. I believe I beaT tlto voice of a manl” exclaimed Prinoipea as sbe tiptoed across the room and placed her car against tlie elo ator shaft. Miraposia joined bet aged spinster sister, and together they beard these words, spoken in dulcet tones, float up from the flat below: 'Ah, thirty love. Now lot’s make it forty love. “Horrors 1 Miraposia, >do you' think they are speaking-of oscula­ tion?”1’ •' "Sister Prinoipea, I .am shocked at your suggestion. The honor of the building demands an investiga­ tion. Gome.” Togother they stoically stalked ............................. n a ' ' ■ o f Mw lniito niAU, dividuafs spirited, promptly made and remitted. down the stairway to the flat below. The door was open, and Harold MeSwat bade them enter, "We are having a delightful gapio of pingpong, Miss Flatdwcllcr has just won tlie game,, Will you join us?” ’ The invitation was ^coldly de- .clbfrib and the spfiistprs sought the Seclusion of tho apartments, crushed that the vernacular of pingpong had robbed them <>f a choice bit of gossij).--Toledo Bee. ’ T\EAFXri on New York and r / . cinnati sold at lowest rates. Tf73 cheapest and most conveunut wav j-, send money hy mail. . ' T OANS made on Real Estott-, pw. sonal or Collateral Security, William Wildman, Pres., Seth W, Smith, Yic-e Pro?., W. J 'Wildman,-,Cashier, THE BEST Product of the market end stock farm can !t], ways be found at ttio Meat Store of Charles Weiner. together with every- thing to he found in a first-class meat market. Also- bandies the cele­ brated Swift Company's ITurns. ' And courtemig. aiM honest treatment goes with the above. Goods Delivered. . Telephone 66. Fresh Fish and Ice Adam’s Restaurant ’ and Dining Roms Corner High and Limestone street, Springfield, Ohio. , WINONA LAKE, Indiana’s Famous Summer R esort.' Winono Lake. IntL; the preltj- summer ia Lines in Kiirih- resort on the Pennsylvan ern Indiana affords rest, recreation, enter­ tainment, amid delightful surroundings for persons desiring to ’enjoy vacation mit- jugs. This resort is the site of Winona As­ sembly and Slimmer School, and, is annallj visited by many persons who are.' Strength­ ened in mind by tbe excellent facilities for. educational work, a.nd invigorate in body by the health giving influences for which - Winona Lake.is famous. On May iOtli, 'the Opening Day of the Season o£'lfW2, excursion tickets to Winona. Lake Will be on sale via Pennsylvania Lines, They may be obtained from May loth' tt> September 13th, inclusive. Ftfor particular information on the sub­ ject of rate and time of trains, apply to Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines, or to F. V ax D cskx , Chief Assistant General Passenger.Agent, Pittsburg, P«* Informa­ tion about attractions a t Winona Lake, en­ tertainments, the Summer School sessions, etc,, will be furnished in reply to inquiries addressed to M r : (\ 8; D ick tty, Secretary Winaim .Lake. Ind. PATENTS Caveat*, andTrade-Mark*obtained andall Pat- entbusine** conducted for M odc U atc fees. Oua Orncci* opposite u .s. PATEMTOrrict and we can secure patent in less time than those remote fromWashington. Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip tlon. We sdviie, if patentable or not, free of charge. Oar fee notoaetill patent is secured, ' K PaMPHLCT, “How to obtain Patents,” with cost o£ same in the U.S. and foreign countries sent free. Address, C . A . S N O W & C O . p. P atent OFricc, W ashincton , d . c . C H IC H E S T E R ’ S E H G L IS H PENNYROYALFELLS s& ? «// w, flafp. .Uvr-oJ-aToliable. X.-c1irf.r.Dr?:!,-.;'-! f.T (HICtlGKTEKK K»VI.IffU la Ited :,u 1 Slola mclallic to xu% seated with -blue ribhnn. *ako mo ether, ltrftisr danscreussutMitl. tntlonsnntl lajitu tion .. Jtoyof vourUinegf-t, or send 4 c.-in simn| v far Parlletj'tr.r*. Tr*:i- tuonlnW and - n c ir o f roi- I.ndlt-K,’* Ink’Jer, bv rt-iura .’Kail. 10.000 Tcstinionmla. SUd by ait Unj-gtsts." CaiOHESTBR GHEMICAT. CO. *100 Xtnttt.na Sqaare, l U l l U , , PA, K m U. s th<*sajisr. A Necessary Preroution. Don’t neglect a coM. I t is w;orfp tbau unpleasant. I t Is dangerous. By using One Minute Gough. Cure you can cure it at once. Allays in­ flammation, clears the head, soothes and strengthens the mucous mem­ brane, . Cures coughs, croup, throat ami lung troubles. Absolutely safe. Acts immediately. Children like it. C, M. Ridgway. WHITE STflfl HflE N e w S t e e l S t e a m e r Leaves Toledo 9:15 a. m. Daily* Arrives Detroit 1:15 p. in. Daily. R’fctftniKtNG' Leaves Detroit 4:30 p. m. Arrives Toledo 8*30 p.m. Capacity 3000 Person* The largest and most mrgnificent day steamer on the Lakes. Detroit, Btar f and, The Flats. Fort Huron and ay ports. .Steamers CITY OF TOIEOO and TASHMOD Detroit to up River Points And Fori Huron, Meals a la carte, Parlorsmu way ^2.00; “ Round trip f 6.00- IVi** feet Service and attention. C , F . B il lm a n , J . W, C onuad Trail. Mgr, , (»en’l Agt* Detriot, Mich, ‘ 'I’okdo, 0* I d ■ j |o4kt!i a t the ta.i I f or know it- T had ray, Kna now a-£sfi5 p rion s, Ihc Uu er Ln largest and 11 hj shaddc ^ y ^Mv^veek’s visit at \ roneh' haa satisfied m o th Jolly cared for- only t f : vydrid—his daughterly ie M to Salli ■ fliiired anxiously. ^ “Oh, that’s all right, i ton carelessly. “Salim Jonvflnd w e n t for a ru igorand .the hound is^sa t'took Jura by the cotm. and looked him up wher cet at anybody; But it ■«n .fid fejlovr. I wouldn ■5p. -fid fellow for anything.’5- jfy' interest began Miss Sallio Avas safe, an was locked up. What wt Jiornid to me ? If the aa ster died, so much tho he walked off 't o the ride over the prairie was :T on er 0.' K it O I Fa I missed fi such a moi '* there,vwould ho a olianct back with Bailie.' ' , But I was doomed to. menl. My hdrse was lui not take.long to .copy ing somebody had been ridi night before. Ju st then Pedro can The ngly little; Mexican 'when'he Saw me and loo “You yellow rascal!” "You had my horse last “No, senoij.” /Y ou a re ly io fi!” “No, by all ih e saints “Then ■where were night?” , “I was attending to mjg snapped Pedro. He looked so vicious! so impudent th a t I gave ■cut with my. whip and get out of -my sight. 1 something and slunk off no other animal that I c and I made up'my mind I had left the ranch dred yards behind me \\ and looked back; >Even tance I could plainly r dro. He was walking i bs tie cabin back of the j’J was apparently peeping cracks,' 1 "Looking a t the m ‘ said to myself. “I t is the beast is locked up.” The bracing'morning level prairie stretching me for miles tempted r long Walk. A long waj see a hill, the only qn<, i flat country. Wliy not *n see what was1 on the oth> ioi haps Bailie was over tin m ■ So; I -walked on w t Ars ‘ strides for a couple of ileei ' Suddenly I came to i n ti “Thfiit'sounds like th jjr* bark!” I exclaimed. A |r | RlS To. lit! siv -HP iy. by VOI Ki jsi tu ■el rt s oL Mu .of .th mi Mr H i[ Of 7 SI it and stopped a momci ' For an instant my . paralyzed. I was absop2 to move. A thousand horn rushed into my mind t I f this mad bloodr my track my case wa could not get back There was not a tree i to hill was still miles What was to be don I summoned all m. made a run a t ijm t°l: i I kept on as long ihen paused to rest a The .man eater w way, ■ but- not much could run. I resumed my flij mad dog have his stinct about him? -5 J icllftl L u.?, _ l iiU t:i Ur ^«il bt Sue tho tra il or and give it up? These thoughts ii a faint hope. I f progress enabled m hi V? hi b ll, where there wa? climb a tree, or be missed, and ride in pursuit, From one point w - gentle rise m the see in tho distance I t \ vq 9 the man t lowing my trail 1 My surmise turn ly correct. The be at fault. He w back a few yard? aimlessly in every But this did no a*scries of eccOntr hound would, get t r * and rush forward, ill Tf„___ ^ He was gainm/ of reaching the i gloomy, • For tho next did seme good ru D o n ’ t B e • ts* HOC tat . i s ,S . iwts < s w . t. t . BrtM NIMNte ffvM.-■«?»=» 'SSi 'Cfc iftl e it •le ?ii< ? ibl tel, iy.| itl dc 8tl ‘Ql lb I I -