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THE
Beldinff Sayinss Bank
BELDING,
MICH.
Organ izi:d in 1S89 and conducted under
State. HaDklns: Law,
Money to Loan on Ileal Estate Mort
gages on easy terras.
Three per cent. Interest paid on all
Timo and Savings Deposits, -
DIRECTORS:
II. J. Leonard, Pres.
A.N. Held i n n, V. Pres.
V. P. Hetheriritftoti,
(). F. Webster,
il. L. Paue.
Klmer K. Kales,
F. P. Ilaiiiniatt.
Patronage Respectfully Solicited.
Chas. S. Felch, Cashier.
Daily Papers!
Leave your order with me
for your dailies. All the
Grand Rapids, Chicago
and Detroit papers on sale.
Delivery promptly made
on arrival.
W. A. WILDER.
The Wise Co.
Seed Store.
J-JfLare-it and most complete lino of Hulk
Harden Seeds in t lie city. Over thirty
varieties Sweet IVu. Plant ine for
llouscplant.s. Flower Seeds.
Lawn (irass. Fertilizer lor
Luwn and (iardeii.
Motllnm Coirr,
Miuninoth Covar
AlynUty Coror,
Crimson Coi'tr,
Tlntut liy,
tiri'luirtl fri,
Ho T.
Illitc (irnss,
Nimi7ou'Cr,
Millet,
Wio,
JJAKLV SEli" l()f.T()iS.
fill ention I
I am prepared to Clean, Press
and Ilepair your clothing neatly
and quickly at reasonable prices.
Shop located over Holmes Bros.'
clothing store. Give mo a call.
VM. LAMBECK,
O.F. Webster
SoIs
Corn, Ottts, lfcc(l9
limn, JIidtllittrsf
Jiilcil liny mul
St run'.
Cool nii loof Ynrtl In Cunncctlon,
Hvo Jllm n Cnll.
O. jP. Webster
Iinpotency
Relieved by one box
Kidney-Kola.
Special price J50c this month by mail.
Kidney-Kola Co.,
Belding,
Mich.
Pacal Balm Cured Them.
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Sealed;" "Catarrh of Stomach cured;" "Piles for
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Croup, Quinsr, Hronchitis, Old and Syphilitic
Sores, Burns, Scalp and Skin Diseases, liest foot
ease known. Used internally and externally.
Free sample from druggists. Price 25 cts., pre
paid. Pacal lialra Co., St. Louis Mich.
Sold by Finlf Kanyit, lli blitni.
TAPE WORM
We Ruarantce to remove
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effects from the use Testimonials furni-hed.
Knclosp $:t and addrens the Vurtin Medicine
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refunded if the medicine fails. References,
any bank in the city.
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fir
Tor the next few months the names
of two ineu will be often coupled in
enthusiastic phrases by Republicans
all over the country. They will wave
ou banners. They will be spoken by
political orators before audiences
which will take this as a cue for let
tins loose the rapid fire batteries of
applause.
These names are McKlnley and
Roosevelt. Both names were familiar
to the people before the Republican na
tional convention. The public acts and
the careers of both men, from their
'ijivrijfht, 1ixj, ty ( krlt 4. Gray.
WILLIAM
boyhood on, have been subject to ex
haustive publicity. Vc know when
and where they were born, what were
the conditions surrounding them in
youth and every step of their progress
op the ladder of national fame.
Hut we may know all this and still
be unacquainted with the real men be
hind the names. Character is abstract
You cannot detlue it by dates and rec
ords. We have words to describe sa
lient features of It, but at the best
they picture only vague generalities.
It is only the great masters of fictiou
who are able to make us know a man
we have never seen and who probably
never existed. There is still another
111a liner of getting acquainted with
men with whom we have not the op
portunity of intimacy. This is by in
ference. It is an indirect mode, and its
accuracy depends upon our own Judg
ment. The traits of character which are
most apparent In William McKlnley,
the Republican standard bearer, are
manliness, dignity and gentleness. You
will admit that they are good traits.
They command your respect. Rut these
traits by no means make up the sum
of his character. They are simply the
ones which are most prominent. They
are the ones which show on the sur
face. For the rest you must go much
deeper than the limits of mere printers'
Ink will allow.
The candidate for re-election to the
highest otlice in the gift of the people
Is today a man who might well be tak
en as a typical American. He is rather
stout, but none too much so for his
height and age. Ills Is not the com
manding figure of Lincoln's, nor is It
lacking in Indies, as was Grant's. Men
who knew Stephen A. Douglas say
that Mr. McKlnley resembles him very
much.
Mr. McKlnley looks practically no
older now than he did when he was
nominated for the first time. Four
years of presidential responsibility
may have thinned somewhat the hair
on his forehead and touched it with
white on the temples, but the lines
about the mouth and eyes seem to
deeper. In spite of an eventful admin
istration It Is probable that the gain
of self confidence and mental poise has
more than made up for the strain of
hard work and the anxiety about ex
ternal things.
Men who finally reach a successful
period in their lives seem to age very
slowly. It appears to be this way with
Mr. McKlnley. Some of his friends
even insist that he has grown younger
during his four years in the White
House. At any rate, he does not look
all of his .'7 years.
Yet the McKinh y who Is now presi
dent and presidential candidate Is by
no means the same McKlnley who
made the campaign in 1!h;. No man
( tin occupy for four years a position nt
the hed of a great nation without be-
i m k
1 ikp-, m It
p mm w
Ote PEIKONAL
OF THE
REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATES
lug in sumo way affected by it. Mr.
McKlnley seems to have gained dig
nity of carriage, mental poise and gen
tleness of manner. All three ho had
in some degree before, but now, as lias
been said, they are distinctive traits.
They always bespeak the ripened char
acter. Perhaps his gentleness Is due to his
kindly domestic relations. As Is well
known, he has for many years been the
devoted and tenderly solicitous hus
band of a partially Invalided wife, ills
devotion to his aged mother, as wit-
M'KIXLKY.
nessed during the last years of her life,
was no less tender.
An instance of this Is the fact that
every 21 hours during those closing
years the president son communicated
n some way with his mother. While
he lived in Canton his dally cull on her
was a part of the routine of his life.
After he became president he did not
allow the days to become so crowded
with affairs that then was no time
left for his "message to mother." So
every day there was sent to the dear
old lady in Canton a White House en
velope containing some word from
"My William at Washington," as she
always spoke of him.
He Is, too, as good a husband as he
J
life 4;feife
MKS. M'KINLIJY.
was a son. P.usy as bo Is bo seems
never to forget the sweet faced wife
who suffers much, yet hides it all with
a never falling cheerfulness. It h not
unusual for him to Interrupt the most
Important conferences to run up stairs
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la the White House for a few moments
with her. lie has been known to do
this a dozen times in a day.
For Mrs. McKiuley's sake White
House etiquette has been radically
altered. In other administrations It
has been customary for the president
to sit at one end of the table at state
dinners and the lady of the executive
mansion at the other. Hut Mrs. Mc
Klnley has always been given the seat
of honor at the right of her husband,
where he could hear her slightest wish.
When great affairs of tl nation were
at stake, lie has always given her the
most cheerful and optimistic view pos
sible. When they travel together, she
Is shielded in many ways by his con
stant care.
This gentleness Is even extended to
others. There are many who can testi
fy to It. His custom of giving flowers
to casual callers Is an Instance of this.
The pink carnation Is President Mc
Kiuley's favorite llower. He is seldom
seen without one In his buttonhole, and
when he Is in the White House there Is
always a big bunch of them put In a
vase on Ids desk. Sometimes the vase
Is replenished several times during the
day. He gives them away, not reck
lessly, but with discretion. Ho seems
to know just where they will be appre
ciated. A case in point Is an Incident which
occurred early in his administration,
when representatives of several labor
organizations called upon him to ask a
favor. The request was one which he
could not grant, but after he had ex
pressed his regret he took the carna
tion from his buttonhole and pinned It
upon the lapel of one of the leaders.
Then he distributed the contents of the
vase among the rest, with the remark:
"Please give these to your wives or
sweethearts, with my compliments."
Many a disappointed office seeker
has gone away from the White House
with a carnation In his buttonhole,
which he prized almost as much as he
would have valued the appointment he
THE M'KIXLEY IJOMK I.V CANTON.
failed to pet. This may be only tact or
It may be genuine kindliness of heart.
Tact he certainly has. No better ex
ample could be found than his reply to
Captain Slgsbee when the president at
tended a reception given in honor of
the hero of the Maine.
"Mr. President," said the gallant cap
tain. "I wish to thank you for this
honor."
"Not at all, captain," replied Mr. Mc
Klnley. "It Is an houor to be here."
Hut with all his gentleness Mr. Mc
Klnley knows how to deal out stern
o
" Wc hare three children. Before the
birth of the last one my wifj used four bot
tles of MOTHER'S riULHD. If you had the
pictures of our children, you could see at
a glance that the last one
Is healthiest, prettiest and
flnest-looklnffof them all.
Mr wit thlnkc Mother's
Friend Is the greatest
remedy In the
world for cxpect
ant mothers."
Written by a Ken
tucky Attorney-at
-Law.
prevents nine-tenths of the
suffering Incident to child
birth. Thzcomirig mother's
disposition and temper remain unruffled
throughout the ordeal, because this relax
ing, penetrating liniment relieves the
usual distress. A good-natured mother
Is pretty sure to have a go Jd-natured child.
The patient Is kept In a strong, healthy
condition, which the child also inherits.
Mother's Friend takes a wife through the
crisis quickly and almost painlessly. It
assists In her rapid recovery, and wards
off the dangers that so often follow de
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