Livingston County Daily Press and Argus from Howell, Michigan • 3

A' A GHiupse at Jenay Llod. TniTelert Guide. To lyilderg, Geneallj. tr a -afT i Xadies There lpver Has Been ne in th tlstorjr of this Ven person conld f. reel OaJ lns to Uriirrl'Auiaxe than preaent.

Npr WilPihere Ever be litter cLaucr To iniihl Uiait tLn present dsy. The extreme CHEAP-NK-SSat. RuiMino? MatrriaJ anil thai avlmAat afimtLu, tnm As t.k.. 9 mrm wmvu wa WWI gires ample proof of this, ud the immense InrestaveDta, by men of cpi- tm in ttiA AM.I ativia! Mntra, rJ 1 Tl -M fan. t.M vtwnni ia sioiuuuKSj us sja wit iiciiiiuuii, Ji.a laimn nuut lllt Wl HTtr WU1 UTI A Better Time to Build in tbU i-echoD of, the country, whether we desire to rrrrt brick, ttii- or muI, ve can nerer expect Che day when we can CHEAPER, THAN NOW Z3t? Parties in Howell, and country sarroundiBjr, can get the henefit of the present condition of things, and prices, by calling on T.

M. HUNTER. Societies in the State, inteDiiiusr to erect churches, will do well to send for prices to HowELLjLivingt-ton gBlHHH T. II. Hunter, Ilaildrr.

We Invite Special Attention to em SPEINa STOCK OF AND Upholstery Goods, iepientir. New Design and Colorinp, in all the NEW FABRICS. Elecasit Nvveltle tm Brussels Swiss and Wot-tisgham LAC URTAlNS, and Freooh ana" En lishGUIPUEE. OI PRICKS will be lower than ever before. 47ia4 ABBOT KSTCHUM, 10; Woodward Awe, DETROIT.

Mich." CP Work, us know this; those wtrfltsvel i 217 Wcodward letroit. allttee. i Salvini wfl. merica. Ex nr jinstow bat years.

eigned forty-two x-president. Grant is Just fifty seven. The Bev. Joseph Cook is lecturing In Wisconsin. mid his family ill pass the summer in Thejaarriage of King Alfonio takes place in October The Hon.

Asa Packer left an estate worth President nayes "will attend Yale commencement in June. Wilkie Collins is expecting to make us another visit this fall. The widow of James K. Polk resides at Jefferson, Ind, hale and hearty. Senator Matt Carpenter hasgone to Florida for the benefit of his health.

Emerson is giving parlor lectures in Boston in aid of the Old South fund. Senator Edmunds is going to Europe with his family at the close of Con gress. A daughter of Joaquin Miller was a ballet dancer in a San Francisco theater last season. Itanium seems to have a plenty of sinews of war. lie has just paid 97,000 for a cameleopard.

President Eliot and the liev. l)r Bellows have each subscribed fcr00 for the Harvard Divinity School. Matthew Vassar, son of the founder issar Colledge, is about to endow a home for old men at Pouglikeepsie. Mile. Adelaide Montgoliier, a daughter of the inventor of balloons, is still alive at the afe of eighty-nine years.

Paul Morphy, the once noted chess player, In his insanity, Imagines him self a great lawyer, with an abundance clients. Prof. Stowe, Mrs. Harriet lleecher Stowe and their two daughters have arrived at their home in Hafiiuiu, Conn, from Florida. Keely, the motor man; promises great results As the good vicar of Wakefield said, "Seems to me I have heard all this before." A'bust of the poet, the gift of the SXTl'atrick Society of Brooklyn to that city, will he unveiled Prospect Park on the astli instant.

Mr. George C.Gorham, late secretary the United States benate, has assumed the management of San Francisco's new daily newspajter.the Morning Herald. Onelcandidate forthe next Governorship of Georgia combines the names four great poets, in lour ages liorn. is ex-Senator I Iomek Viiioru Milton 'William Lloyd Garrison lies critically ill at the house of his son-in-law, Mr. Vilardrin New -York.

I'ntil the present attack tlie health of Mr. Garrison has-ljeen fair, though hardly robust. The Key. Oriu Clemens, abrother of "Mark Twain" Clemens, has been formally excommunicated by the Iowa Presbytery. He.

was for fifteen years pastor of a Presbyterian church in Keokuk, Iowa, and his offence was heresy. Trifles. What is it the sad sea waves? An absorbing article A sponge. Best stable butterBilly tlie goat A swimming school A shoal of fish. A hand-to-mouth business Dentistry.

How to mark tabl linen Upset the gravy. Ants that make "the world busy--Inf-anta Hunted down the first indications a mustache. A spendthrift's purse, like a thunder cloud, is constantly lightning. Why Is a young wife like a hinge Because she is something to adore. An eager lover requested his sweetheart to set her day, and she Saturday.

"Low bedsteads, that burglars cannot crawl under," are advertised out West 'v He sued for her hand before marriage, and her hand sewed for him Go to thy aunt thou sluggard, and if she is worth money, consider lief ways. "Madam said a trainp tearfully, "would you give me an old pair of pants, for I'm starvin' to death." You may talk about Communists, but the person who chiefly desires that the ruler be done away with, is the school boy. It appiers that Detroit is to have a bridge. The project is spanning out well, and draws attention. J5oon Pott.

An Ohio tramp left a lady a lock of his hair. It was pulled out by the servant -girl as the fellow was climbing out a window. Judge: "Have you anything to offer the court before sentence is passed on you?" Prisoner: "No judge, I had ten dollars, but my lawyers took that" An-Owego girl, according to the Record, dropped one of her false eyebrows in a church pew, and it so badly scared the young man at her side that he fainted. He thought it was his mustache. 1 A young Scotchman at Aldershot fell ilL and was sent to the hospital.

A bath was ordered. It was brought into the chamber where the invalid lay. He looked at it bard for some time, and then he threw up his hands and bawled. "Oh, doctor, doctor, I canna drink a' thatr Judge Lihdley, of the St Louis Circuit Court, like many another good judge, is fond of a quiet'joke. A raw German who had been summoned for jury duty desired to be relieved, giving this reason: "Schudge, I can nich'goot Inglish onderstanV Looking over the crowded bar, his eye filled with humor, the Judge you can serve! Yoif won't have to understand good English you won't hear any such here.

Tv- And. before I quit the theme of Vnf ud of aingera, let me mentioa limine that 1 caught before having of one of the celebrities of the ntst. On leaving the home of Mme. ilbant I crossed the street to took at be dwelling of Jenny The Louse stands back from IKe street, and i garden that must in summer be tety bouquet of flowers and verdure, Uinta HHttslf -itrcr-A Iwnt, rreat singer, life size, and ia marMe Hands in the Urge bay Window that Ironu the guru. And beside the eust sat aa elderlv lady white Hob-cap and white cashmere shawl, Higaged in partaking of the afternoon tup of tea that forms prominent a feature in English social bite was talking to some one in the room, knd as she turned to the window I saw again th face tint I had last looked upon, crowned with roses and lighted with inspiration, on the stage of Trip-ler Hall twenty-eight long years before.

the disfiguring cap, the (air hair, now plentifully streaked with gray, was seen rolled back in precisely the same fashion as that which let all the girls in America to twisting hack their tresses -in those tears, in finer respects jenny umu baa greatly changed. Few could have lecocni.ed iu the pale, worn lines ft iieuts of the elderly lady the wellnigh bigelic countenance of the greatest ngerof our day and generation. I fceruiiUed myself but one glance, not fishing even to violate even by a look tie sanctity of that tranquil home. I tohl Jluit Mme. LimMioldschinidt, IB she styles herself.

Is very eccentric Hid miliar. She still interests her-lelf in music. Wing the lea'ler of the ach t'hoir, a private association, to some cf the first ladies in Lon-on lieluug; and so severe is she In her fquiieiiu'iits, and so strict in demand-US their ultilment, that her high-kirn mpils are often tempted to rebel. telegraph. The Color of Human Hair.

In the current number of the Jour ltd of the AnthroKjlogical Institut tpear a paper by Mr. II. C. Sorby, de frilling some researches in which he hs endeavored isolate tlie pigments If the lmir, aiyj to subject them to lieiuieal 'and siectroscopic scrutiny, litherto little hits been really known pespwttnjf the causes of the difference in eolor and the distinctive characters If the various capillary pigments. Mr.

forby concludes that hair is a colorless fcoruy substance, tinted in different 2iecimens by three, or possibly four slinct pigmentary bodies. Ordinary 1 vents, such as water and no action on the pigments, since hese are protected by the horny, matter. Sulphuric acid, nlore or less ute, Hitears to be tlie Ut. medium for feparating the coloring principles By this means the author obtains from (liferent kinds of human hair a red-ish, a yellow and a black pigment It possible that the red, which is an instable body, may pass into the yel-iw by a process of oxidation. Very ted hair is i'lmracterized by the pres.

Ince of the red constituent, unmodified by other pigments; dark red hair, contains also some of the black pigmentary matter; golden hair has less of 3ie red and more of the yellow princi- tle: in sandy-brown hair the black nd red constituents are associated tith" a large proportion of yellow col-ed matter; in dark brown hair the increases at the expense tf the others; while in black hair this lark coloring material completely jverpbwers the associated pigments. I is a notable fact that Mr. Sorby bund in some very black hair of a )egrd just as large a proportion of red igment as ill a very red hair of Euro-jean origin. We may, therefore, safe-f conclude that if this negro had to develop the black pigment his lair would have been, not white, but bright red as that of any red li aired uropean. A Wonderful Col Waring, in his Monthly Bulletin the American Jersey Cattle Club, Ives an exceedingly happy illustra-lon of the value of an undoubted and boroughly authentic pedigree, to one rho is looking about for the real gen-tne article -The cow alluded to is lily recorded in the Herd Book of the pland of Jersey but the-Colonel ferns it wise to withhold hex name in Be interest of present innocent own-j.

He says he has in his possession, fell documentary evidence to support following seemingly -incredible atement: "rNpt only was this cow bm in two different years, bred by Iro different men, begotten by two Cerent "sires, our of two different Una, bought by two different Fowlers nported in two different ships, and ld on two different- dates to )ro different owners, but she is been registered in the Herd Beg-Iter of the American Jersey Cattle lab under two different numbers. It might be supposed that one or Je other of the entries is fraudulent; It each Importer's Cirtiflcate ao mipanied by an official transcript of ie island Herd Book entry, and even ve she is consistent in the posses-Dn of two tails, one white and the her black, if the latter is included in Jack points. She is probably the pst dual cow that ever was calved, one almost reaches a state of uble consciousness in attempting to iiow ner divergent History." A California farmer sowed one Hind of imoroved seed wheat. March i harvesting the same July 15. The teat was planted in rows twelve jhes apart one way and eight inches other, and allowed to grow without hher cultivation.

The soil was a ady loam ofgreat depth, lie secured 9 enormous yield ol 791 pounds irom one pound of seed. flirt at la it PfMk11 nf ariltfiriA to thanked God "that our fathers fled religious persecution and came of of in of of It of to JFm rntimvel TI2mI TABLE DETROIT, LAKSI53 S0ETH1 E. Takiiiy eTeet Jaaiaary s. r.sj.t CUNNKCTION. IHjtrolt.

with Railraaiia ilivericina. i'lymwiih. ub IV-re staniuetle Kr. Cliicairu with C'lin-aita Lake iluro a Ry LaaaiDfr, ua biican Central 11. at loaia, with IMiCroitat stUwauka aUU.siid SUa-toa BraaM-Ji.

Uowanl City, with Grand Itapiilt A Inliin E. J. H. Ml LLIttKN. Ueneraliiuiwrinteaacnt Uecrait Coneet-uwitSCtii ataajaav ana tsusUs rail-war lor Si.

Liaiia il Maott CTuaaisa. K. f. Ml'LLIKEN, A irent. Howell.

Chicago Lake Huron fiailroftd. 0KIKKHBI Weal want. LaaiwanL S.XM. I Kip. Jasa.

li.4.'wia B.nSaw 4.i5ui 7.40am'L..IH.IIuron.A. i.r I 7.3 1 I U.T.Juwtiua. S.dUiUI S.JU I.SS s.s; n.m 11.48 S.IS H.H 7.i lie.4- Flint g.Ml II. a. 3 fun ia.sim I I.M -E l.

x.ui i.liauie Crk. Vickabura 7.U v.houlcrutl.. (Juof4lia jS-s I -3um: A.ValnaraiwL, 7.ilhiw, 3 una AopominwittUoH trains leava LaniuE, waat, i. in. CIIA.

B. PECK, W. R. DAVIS. Keoeirer hupu Gfn'l Tkl Aitt- T.

V. KANSt'M, Laai.ln liy attu-l fhomash blftort-jmrtrVliiif proptr- tl- Dr. riiFc (rnid. Mfll'-arDlucnvfrj' euro LlJotch. l'lraple, or IypUtM.

Mt-rcnrlnl i'oistai and tlittr cfTcu, aro rradltat i vlson'm munU rnmtltuttoii ttuh-i I rrftlpeltM, ftlt-rhaars. Vsver store. Sruiy titufgk sSkin la iliort, all tiioa c.iu'l fiv urc coivitiprcd by tbl powcrlul, aa4 ruiliifC imMvlne. riai It nicnlfrted Itl potency In rut jpgr ltOM "latMla CatrbtsMtktsj BfMW fVsrv and towelltnc, klto NrttUli TL Nci-lt, anU Lalarva4 iilla. It' yon ft i tliowity, (IcblhtAtMl, litve lartow of thiiT, H(wUir-brfi-wB apoti on face or cr (ttzzlnesa, baU taste In i i li.t.ntiil iHitt or rhtlls aitemttrd with hoc I.tshfiv It tuid fflaiy forvboiUnn, lrnprular i-u'I ft.iifi.

vnii ore uffer.Dff from Tc. I.iv-r, In many cases of (.. 4 wnplalat fill) jrt thtteayruptoiiit ii n. l. A- si tut 'i)' for all aucli caaea, Dr.

i i Mm Mc-iHcal Dlitcorery Imm bo eqoil, it i rtul r.KMriii run-a. Im tit OtMcha, ant! ttl rirJ" fnt C'AiMMiaiirtltfMi It hat Mionfahetl lh i 1V31 i.irMl'y, anl cuiltxciit phytic lana pronounr lufiUr-al discovery of tlie age. Wlill It 1 1 if Couflt. trenftttraa UitsyaU'ia i rarmth BoW by Unipf lata. IL M.D Fron'r, Wor4' Dlapcnwnr .1 liiVdUda Uolcl, iiuiriUo.li.

Y. SI OF pains. ooo -rl QlfM THE CATHARTIC Xn um of taking the law.Krlfw. nauaeooa pttla, rr.Binowd of clioop. ertiAe.

and JiulkT- Inarcill. nta, l'i'IMs are awlr larrsr taaa saatard mat lkln ntlrrlT voalala, no particular enn; It ro-qulrwl wUHu nlng llicm. Thejr operate without .11. turbam to the ronatltntlon, diet, or aecttiiailnn. For Jaaal llradarka, CMtlaatlaa, Imnra lilooS.

I'ala la tka Baoaldna, Ttcklaeia tke I Cladxaa, Saar Enntallaw trtm a Haak TaMa la the atoata, Hlllaaa attacka. Pala ka srrMal kldara. lalmol UlU4 farUac aknal etWBwk, Itaak lUaad t. Head, take Dr. fkm flcaaaat laPwatlT.

PtHata. In nplaiutlun ll" n-mnlial imwcr of thesa FurratlTo I'ellet rnat a v.irli-tv of maybe ald that tailr actios upoa laa aabaal la aalrnaal. aa artaad llaaaa c.taplaa IkjrlraaaatlTa kaarraa. Aild tiixt not liiinalr the propertlsa of Uv tn lYUrtav Th'-y are aupar-coatwt and Inclosed In als hottli-i tin Ir vlrtuea hclng thereby preairved nnlinnalred for am' ii.tlh of time, In any climate, so 'hat lliey iro alwavs lli'h and reliable Tills not the ea- wWi yillls imt up In cheap wooaen or "oxtia ir nil diseases where Laaatlra, Alteratlra, or l-urratlra, la tndlrateit, tneaa IHtU' I'l lleli will Jha iiKiii-K. V.

th. Pnur-n. cil.vt L-lsDenssrr CATARRH STHPTOMtV-Frennpnt hcat arlfkilliK-lmvife falling Into throat, Sonrftlmee vronue, watery, Uitck miimuL nurulpnL ollenalve. ele. In others, a dryness, dry, watery, weak, or Inflamed eyes, stopping up, or obstruction, of the nasal pas agi-s, rlnj-log.

In cars, deaineaa, hawking and couglw ln loclrar tEc throat, ulcerations, scabs from ulcers, voice alu red, nasal twang, offensive breath. Impaired or 1 itai deprivation of aeaae of smell snd taste, illi- rlmMa. mental depreaalon, loss of appetite. Indiges tion, einarged tor.iMs, tlrcung cougu, rw. vnur a few of the rmptoma are likely to In prcsentln any case at one time.

DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY produce rivllpa! enrr of the worst casca of CaUrrh. 110 niattcr sUiow ltmg Th llfjuld imody rnav Iru anujfmL or Iw itt-r apiiited by the uae of Dr. 1 oi.cIk'. Tbi tl pniy form of Imtru-ntent yet lim-nuil Willi whlfhtrtW nwilldne can 1 IIIC.1I IP KIKl rtKFECTLY ArTUW to til parts a( Th atltt'tt-tl nat-'U p8snpo, and tlie chnm Ist-r or cavhtt rommnnlt ntinir ihcrpwlth, la which (-'run an-1 nlrrs fniiiwntly exist, anl from which the catarrhal dwltuvft' arneraUy procfx-tla, It ne la pleasant and easily uivleratooa.

from dtg-trtlw arrfmipanTliix each Instruiwnt lr. HAflE'rt Ttemedv euro ivrent atUrlU of 'Id 1 that Wwd by a iVw appltratlotra. la nflld anl ant tn nass. containing ao-strone or cauttl- itrur or polftnns. rniarrh Kemfnly and Tonrh ald kr fftrts.

R. V. IIkw M. Inp.l ortJ's iia- r- lloM, Rnflnlo. PINE LT7MSEH.

II, Effl II Offlc aeai the Depot, HOWELL, MICH. rsrtles intending to build will And It to their interest tn call noon ns before buying. We keep on hand Mil line or Bill Stuffs, Finishing Lumber, Siding, Lath, Stock Boards, Fencing, Shi, clet of all kinds and quality. Special figures given on Csr Load Lou. tt-lS.

ALL TES LATEST DESIONS, P. A. BILLING, 131 Jefferson Ararat. DETB Circular nailed free. aVSTBet WT srioe.

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4. 5 t.w A.M. SUntm IA.M.Ir.M. U.M.I 7r JaaaV V. Do yon want a pure, bloom ine Comnlexiont If m.

a uuauuA jsaxm win gratify" yoa to your heart's eon-tent. It does away with 81-lowness, fiedaess. Pimple Blotches, and all diseases and imperfections of the skin. It overcomes the Unshed appear ance of heat, fatten and excitement It mattes a lady of THIRTY appear bnt TWENTY: and so natural, gradual, and perfect are its effects, that it is impossible to detect its application. TUTTS PILLS! A NOTED DIVINE SAYS na tit WORTH TXEII WEICHT In COLD BEAD WHAT HE SAYS; Ds.

Tctt: Der Sir: Fortmi yean I bar Yeun a martyr to Dripetwia, OoniUpatloii and Pilva. hirlli yuur I'llli ware rf corn mended tome; xxmd them (but with little faith). I am now a well man, hare good appetite, digestion perfect, refrular atoola, pi lea lone, and I have mineil forty pound! wild flew. Thejrare worth their wekht In cold. tliv.

L. SIMfsOW, LoulirUle, Ky. A TORPID LIVER It the fruitful tonne of many disease, men as Headache, Costienei, Oysen. try, Hilious 'eer, Ague and Ferer, Jaundice, Complain Tutt'a Mill exert a powerful tnfluenre on the LI will with certainly relieve that iHifior-taut nrcan rom diaeaae, aud raatore iu Duriual luuctions. The rapidity with which persons take on flesh, while under theinfluenceof thcae pills, of itsclt Inilicatps their adaptability to nourish the Ivxly, heiw their effiracy In curing nervous dtbility.

dTptma, Rating of the muscles, sluggiNuieta lhelivertehitMiiccnnatipatlon.aodimuarbtiSjT neaiw ana strengia to uie system. CONSTIPATION. Only with regularity of the boweli can perfect health be enjoyed. When the conrt.pation fa of recent date, a ainftle done ol TVTx'B PILLS wilUuffloe, but if it has become habi tual, oue Mil should be tsvkfB ttT Divht. craduaJlT should bf tkvn try night, gradually na; th frqupnrf of thtj d(xi until a regular U1 movfinent in olrtaintxt, which will aoon follow.

(Hold Everywhere, Onlsu OITICE, 35 KTJEBAT NEW TOU. 45 Years Before the Public. THE CENUINE DR. C. McLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, FOR THE CURE Of Hepatitis, of Livr Complr int, DYSrSrsIA AND SICK HEAOACHK.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver. PAIN in the right side, under the edge of the ribs, increases on pressure; sometimes the pain is in the left side; the patient is rarely able to lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade, and i frequently extends to the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is affected with loss of appetite and the bowels in general are costive, sometimes alternative with lax; the head is troubled with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy sensation iiUhebaek part; -There is generally a considerable loss of memory, accompanied with a painful sensation of having left undone soriie-thing which ought to have been done. A slight, dry cough is sometimes an attendant The patient complains of weariness and debility; he is easily startled, his feet are cold or burning, and he complains of a prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits are low; and although he is satisfied that exercise would be beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely summon up fortitude enough to try it, In fact, he distrusts every remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend-the disease, but cases have occurred where few of them existed, yet 'examination of the body, after death, has shown the livep have been extensively deranged.

AGUE AND FEVER. Dr. McLane's Liver Pills, in cases or Ague and Fever, when taken with Quinine, are productive of the most happy results. No better cathartic can be used, preparatory to, or after taking Quinine. We would advise jlj who are afflicted with this disease to give them a fair trial.

For all bilious derangements, and as a simple purgative, they are unequaled. BEWABE OF IVITATIOX8. The genuine are never sugar coated; Every box has a red wax seal on the with (he impression Dr. McLane's Livkk Ph.ls. The genuine McLane's Live pats bear the signatures of C.

McLane and FLEMING Bros, on the wrappers. Insist upon having the genuine Dr. McLane's Liver Pills, prepared by Fiem-ing of Pittsburgh, the market being full of imitations of the name McLane, spelled differently but same pronunciation. 1 The I argest Assortment of Goods, The Best Quality of The LateatStyles.and theLowestPrices have given us a coustaDtlyicci easing trade in the past and vm iirnnr.Ro trk 4'tlffrit'it''riiit nn ttiia lina" ao-ainait i -o all competition. Our Stock in iMryer than Ever, a i'ur Work in Better than Ever, fhir Price are Lower than Ever, beeaov Ready Cash buys all our Material, Ready Cash pays for all onr work, and for Ready Cash the consumer can buy of us at LOWER PRICES than the largest dealer (that buys on the usual time) can get anywhere on the same quality of work.

4 4 Those who have bought of not can learn it by examining our stock. A full line 01 tbe latest styles of material for fine Upholstering and Drap ery work alwaj on band. Mihhl km. lw8 213, 215 IB Soucityi cuPEKcrjnnf MtorJ bprsTsnvcsts Septericr, Jtorlng raararf tbe lisissl aftMe prograain aa, we sow aflar as (be Wort Us Important Improvements. the YICTOIt has long been the jrcr cf tiny macliina iu the market a fact snnxWd by a li4 cf olnptitnaaei now mfiipntl rkia for it Preaiasf 1 aimplir.T, a rwlrietloa ef witm arraau.

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XT, KEWTOM, Atrestt, Hawaii, malt. ft to this country to enjoy it.