Charlevoix county herald., May 07, 1904, Image 8

About Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953

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LIVER
TROUBLES
"I find Th.-dforrt's TUttck-DrruiKht V
(OOd iiK'ilioiiHj for livor ltfaso.
It cured iny i on aftir lio hud Hp nt
$100 with doctor. It isall t - md
loins 1 talc.-." MRS. IAHOL1N8
Mautin, Parksqrsbarf, vv. V.
If your Iivit docs i,ut act rejj-
alarly p:i to your drnggtit
secure paftsagw of f icil ford's
Black Drsughl hm take dost
tonight. Tin great family
i licine frws tin constipntsQ
bowels, stirs up the torpid liver
Mid causes a healthy secretion
of bile.
ThediortTs Blade - Draught
will cleaase the bowels of im
purities and strengthen the kid
neys. A torpid liver invites
OOldf, biliousness, chills and
fever and all manner of sick
nexs and contatrion. Weak kid
neys result in Hripht'a disease
vfiieh claims a.s many victims
as consumption. A L'o-cent
package ,.f Tbediord'i Black-
Draught should always ho kept
in the house.
"I UFod Thodford's mack
Ir:niKht lor Uv.r and kidney com
plaints and found nothing lo excel
it."- WILLIAM CO k- MAN, Mar
Idohcad, 111.
THEDFORD'5
BLACK-
DRAUGHT
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
S
I RADE IVIARK5
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
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r ii I i-k I t ascertain our oiinoii free wiifillicr an
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Hus utrlctlj rcnfldentinl. HANDBOOK on Patents
lent free, oldest nuoncy for securtkf patents.
Patent! taken tnroacb Mann A Co, receive
rjN I U notice, without charao, in the
Scientific American.
A lmndsomelT lllnstrstcd weekly, l.arircst clr
ru let Ion of nny unciitltlc journal. Terms. t;t a
veer; four months, fL Sold by all newsdealers.
MUNN & Co.36,Broadway New York
Urancb office. t'.26 V tit., Wasututttoii, 1). C.
t Moses Lemieux 3
All kinds if wood repair wort
done prompt ly.
Last Nhop East end r Stato-al J
FOLEYSHONEYTAR
I tss tLt cough and heals lungs
ECZEMA
and all Skin Diseases cured by
BANNER SALVE
The most healing salve in the world.
The Dootor Said "Stick To It."
Geo. L. Heard, of High Tower, Ga., writes!
''Eczema broke out on my baby covering his
entire body. Under treatment of our family
Jihysician h got worse a he could not sleep
or the burning and itching. We used a box of
BANNER SALVE on him end by the time it
was gone he was well. The doctor seeing it waa
luring him said: 'stick to it for it is doim; him
more good than anything I have aone for him.' M
GUARANTEED. Price 25 Cents
Wm. Germond,
Ton so rial Ati.t.
"When in need of Anything In my line
call in and see ma.
La Loud p. Building.
East .Ionian
REVIVO
ft SSI SJ,
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Wcl! Man
a, of Me.
prodaccR t ho above results In 30 dn ys. It sets
powerfully and ; ui 1. 1 y . Cures when all others fall.
Voting-torn will regain their lost manhood, and old
men will rccovsr choir youthful vigor by using
III. VIVO. It quickly and surely restores Nervous-
Esss. Loot VltaMty, ItupoUucy, NinlU)y Emissions,
ost Power, Felling Memory, Waiting Dleesses.SQj
nil effects of self -abuse or excess snd indiscretion,
which unfits one for study, busineHt; or marriage. II
not only cures by starting at tho e oat of disease, but
lesgreat nerve t nio n 1 il...l bnLtder. bring
IdS hsck tiie pink glow to pale cheeks a'ld re
storing the lire of youth. It vrardn i ' i
and Consumption. IcfUt on having RiAIYO, no
Other. It ftu he carried In vest pocket, liy DjsII,
M.00 p r packsge, or six for ft.fi.00, rrlth a poel
Ito written pnarantee to car or reiund
the money, llonk nod advise free. jddrc
RUUL, MLDIClNli CO., SSZ2Eu?
Sold by Wartie's Pharmacy.
Kflf rsA
auir -f ss utii assssfev
j m Mam
HER
CHOICE I
It,. T asssssisisa U ,l,.,l 1
I
i'!'nrltjht, tKO, by T. ( Mc lure
"Now that It Is all over. I don't mind
telling you that is the girl thitt I had
chosen for JTOUtO marry."
She looked up nt him over tho Kreat
bunch of pink roses that sho held In
bat arms and from undor the eofl ebif
f6H of her white hat. and he looked
flOWn at her out of flSSP set eyes tin-
tier sbasjg7 brows. Than till gtanc
followed hers dOWn the long distance
of tbe room, retting on tne gtrl who
stood there beneath s bower of palms.
Tho cloudy masses of her white volj
were thrown back from a faeo of smiles
and hbishes as sho roceiveil emirat il
lations end wondered ?agttelj :t tho
strange sweetness of it all.
"You don't -moan- It ':" Thoro woro
graai pauses of IncrednUt between
Wilton's words, and the slow smile
that came llltO his eyes w as not one of
vanity, rather of uront pleasure In nn
unexpected eompllmoAt,
"Is she not the ".irl I have always de
scribed 1 Tall and slender, bip; brown
ryes ami soft, CUrilUg, light brwn
halrl Voti bsve been blind all this
time not to have seen who I meant.
II S
'i don't srf why wi pon't BlTUXa DO
XOU, HAstoaiUSX '"
I had s-t my beort 00 it somehow,"
ilM nddetl sadly. "You both seem so
well salted to each oilier."
"Why did you not tell me sooner?
I miht have set to work. It would
have bona hard work, though," He
was still looking at the bride.
"Play the part of matchmaker 1 And
where my little sister was concerned 1
Ah, no! I could not tell you, but I
did so went it."
"That is the greatest compliment
you could have paid me. I really"
lie had turned and was looking down
Into her eyes. Suddenly be stopped
SS If a thought had stilled his words,
and the color loft his lace for one
short second.
"Come," she said, as though divining
his thought and Wishing to interrupt
It, "you are 'to make the tirst toast, I
believe. You must continue your du
ties ns best man."
She led the way down the long hall,
and together they paused on tLo
threshold of the dining room.
MD!d you do thisV" he asked.
"Yes. Io you like it'.'"
lie stood silently drinking in tho
beauty of the room, with Its lilmy
draperies of asparagus fern, amid tbe
delicate green of which stood forth tail
silver and crystal vases filled with
long stemmed Bridesmaids1 roses. Here
and there low bowls of green and gold
Bohemian gloiS were half buried be
st .ith the dglntj color of the Dtsehsaas
-e Veiled in leaves of maidenhair.
Vhe conventional cake, with its stream
ers of narrow satin ribbon, shimmered
white amid the colors, and the pink
shaded candles threw soft reflections
over everything.
It was very beautiful, and he s.iid so
to her. She was vary beautiful as she
moved about In her clinging frown of
palest green chiffon, straightening a
leaf here or bending a flower there, snd
his eyes said so, although slie did not
see It
Then the next thing be knew the
room was filled with people, the young
bridi was- beside him, and some one
v.: s holding a L'lass toward him, say
Ing, "Will you not toast them?"
He looked at the hride, bowed and
began,
"Hall to thee, blithe spirit!" then
stopped. brUghing. "That won't do.
You are not a skylark."
"She's a bird, though,1 vehemently
Interrupted a boy who had adored the
glli far years.
"Thou I cannot continue at nil. for
'bird tbou never srert won't apply.
What shall I s.tyV" lie 1 ,ok od nt the
tall man Standing DOaT, then Into tho
eyes of tbe gtrl bride.
"With thy etear, keen Joy.tnce
Languor cmtmt he."
he quoted, ihen. improvising, contin
ued: "Mny xhndi-'W of nnnnv,tnc
Never come sear tV'e."
I7e raised his gtetS and turned to
ward the groan :
Then Will rate nnd ne'er know love's snd
satiety."
And amid a murmur of applause and
t linking of .Masses the toast was
IrUttk, Then some one. taking up .h
thread of Wilton's thought, began
"What tbov art WS KA0W nut
What la moat Ilk.' tbSST"
Aud the boy who had used the slang
surprised theui all by continuing tha
ijuot i lion:
"She Is Mike a gtowwetn golden.'
Oh, oil, oh! But 'like u star of heaven
in the broad dayiigbf Of 'a rose em
bowered in Its own greeq leaves." 'All
Unit ever was joyous and elear and
fresh' or" -
"Please, Kaid the bride Ippeallngly,
"no more. It Is very beaut ifnl. but so
embarrassing. I don't flaatmi It I
SJDJ going to drink to Shelley, who
taught you to say such beautiful
things."
"With such a subject." some one be
gan, but Margaret ami bar sister had
disappeared.
Milton slipped from the crowded
room out into the quiet halls, w here he
wandered up and down, thinkiiia, WQO
daring hew he had not thought the
MVe thing before. All these months
past how Btttpid he had been! Yes. he
thought it would do no harm to try his
hick. All, no; she never would, she
could not love him; it was too much to
expect She would look higher and
Had - P.ut she had chosen him for the
little sister, whom he knew she loved
better than life, If she tboUgbt him
good enough for her, would she not be
willing to
The idea had taken so strong a hold
upon him from the moment he had
looked down into her eyes to thank her
for her compliment that now he won
dered how he could have been blind to
It to SO long a time. It seemed to him
as If he had never had any other
thought than this, as If he COUld never
bate any other thought than Mar
garet. He wondered if -
The carriage was at the door; tin
bride had her arms about her mother's
neck; the groom, already halfway down
the steps. Was impatiently waiting. A
shower of rice filled the air. a white
satin slipper shimmered through the
shower. With a quick poll the horses
Started, and the man within the car
riage turned from waving a last adieu
to the party on the balcony and put
his arms about the gtrl,
"At last I have you Safe," be said.
"Do you knoW, I w as always afraid of
that man WiltonV"
That man Wilton was already fol
lowing linrgaret Into the drawing room
just as si voice behind them said:
"That's the best fellow in tOWIL I
don't see why he And Margaret don't
The color rushed over Margaret's fact1
us she glanced up to see if he had
heard. The smile in his eyes mad' her
look down igatn quickly, she walked
to the far end of the room beneath the
POlms where her sister had Stood and,
stooping, picked up some rose petals
that lay Scattered at her feet. Bkc did
it nil unconsciously. Win n sht fOSS
Wilton was Standing over her. fgt took
her hands in his, rose petals and all,
and looked down Into her eyes.
"I don't tee why wo don't cither. Do
you. Margaret?"
Some one had gone to a piano, Sjnd
the strains of the march from "be
Tropin to" came to them through the
open doors, a breexe softly stirred in
the palm leaves above their beads, the
pink rose petals si pped from her lin
gers in a shower down over her gown
as she put her hands up on Wihon's
shoulders and met his eager, question
ing look.
I don't." she said wry softly.
A.'B. THUaHBg RSMRKABLS OASS.
A. H. Thurnea, Mgr. Wills Creek
Coal Co.. Buffalo, o.. writes; --i bare
been siSICted with kidney ami bladder
trouble for years, passing gravH or I
Stones with excrucial log pains. ( uber I
medicines only cave relief. After)
taking Foley 'i Kidney Cure the re
sult was surprising. A few doses
started the brick dust, like tine Stones,
and now 1 have no pain across my
kldneyi and 1 feel like a new man
Foley's Kidney Cure has done tat
11,000 wort h of (rood.
Fur sale by L. ( '. Madison.
Wanbd Agents.
The Hawks Nursery Compinv Wau
watosa, Wis.
Unless fliey are, good health is impossible.
Every drop of blood in the body passes through and is filtered by healthy kidneys every three minutes. Sound
kidneys strain out the impurities from the blood, diseased kidneys do not, hence you are r?ck. FOLEY'S KIDNEY
CURE makes the kidneys well so they will eliminate the poisons from the blood. It removes the cause of the
many diseases resulting from disordered kidneys which have allowed your whole system to become poisoned.
Rheumatism, Bad Blood, Gout, Gravel, Dropsy, Inflammation of the Bladder, Diabetes and Bright's Disease,
and many others, are ail due to disordered Kidneys. A simple test for Kidney dissase is to set aside your urine
in a bottle or j;ldss for twenty-four hours. If there is a sediment or a cloudy appearance, it indicates that your
kidneys are diseased, and unless something is done they become more and more atfected until Bright's Disease
or Diabetes develops.
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE is the only preparation which will positively cure all forms of Kidney and
Bladder troubles, and cure you permanently. It is a safe remedy and certain in results.
Iff You aro a sufferer, take FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE at once. It will make you well.
Some Pronounced Incurable
Mr. Q A. Stillson, a merchant of Tampico, 111., writes: "FOLEY'S
KIDNEY CURE is meeting with wonderful success. It has cured
some case here that physicians pronounced incurable. I myself am
able to testifv to its merits. My face today is a living pictuie of health
sndl ULLV'S KIDNEY CUKE has made it such. -'
Timk Tahu:.
(In effect June 21. 1603)
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All t rains j:n!v exooDl Sunday.
Trains run by cent ral standard t itne
Fl;ig slat ions; t rains stop on signal
to take on or let off passengers.
W. P. PORTRg B. J. I 'ROgrlliAN,
Gran. Manager. Traffic Mng'r
Detroit & Charle
voix R. R.
rime Schedule lb affect Fuiday, De
eember 201 h, 1008,
tine Bast st ations GrolugWesi
S0ep Lv South A t in As 1.15 pm
itfam Wards bsf& pm
;.'." ,-i in lordan ivivr KHWpm
iSftasn Oiavea' Uassp S:45pra
ilOasa Bssas ktve4 ;',::("' i"n
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Id am I i ward Ltfli psn
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Clarh Ha ire,
Greneral Manager.
Pere Marquette
In effect Sept 27. I'.'O.'h
Trains leave Betlalre a follows:
Yf Traverse City, 10:109, in. and
.'1:.m p. in.
For ; rand Rapids, Chicago and Wes1
10:18 B, in ind 't:.7 p, in.
For Saginaw ami Detroit: 16:10a.
m ami :t:.7 p. in.
I or ( 'harlevoix and Petoskey: 2:2!
in ni., and 7.39 p. in.
II. F.'MOEtAEB,
General Passenger Agent.
V. N. S'i't:v. iWt, Agent, Uollulre,
101 IN KENNY,
- C, I .N BEAL -DRAYMAN
Moves hotisclnilil pxMl. bi amine :ui(l Hst
ottaiwslas of atl desoi Ipi ions.
St 01 c Wwoi :onl I u Hi l m r ilcl i v crcrl.
BAST JOttDAN, - - fit ICS
S. BURAK,
Will paj the Highest Market Price for
Hides, Pelts
Furs'
Old Rubbers,
RAGS, and I.i METALS.
Will also take orders for enlarging
PiGI urea. Ptd ure Frames all
B1.XCS and very cheap.
S. BURAK,
Rcssdcnce Cor. Third and -; 1 r Held Rts
Eas't .Ionian. Hlcb. P. - Bo 71
Dont LJe Fooled?
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Mmle only h Madison Medi
cine Co., Mailison, WI. h
keeps u frcfl. Our trail.
iu.;ik cut r,n each package
Price, 35 csnts. Never sol.:
in bulK. Accent no auhtiti
(.co.po.mio.w "'- Asm your dmczist.
Two Sizes, 60
aajsr
The New
Furniture StQfe
is at present located on the west side of Main-st,
second door north of the laundry.
1 v. ery day finds
New Goods Arriving
for your inspection.
We lire making "an effort to please- the trade by giving
y u good goods and reasonable prices,
Call in and examine our stock and get our prices which
you will find most reasonable. We carry a hjjl line of
Iron Beds K:tchen Chairs ( Rockers
Couches Cupboards Sideboards
Writ ng Desks Dressers Library Tables
Mattresses
Come in and see for yourself.
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Had Lumbago and Kidney 1 rouble
Edward Hubs, s well known business man of Salisbury, Mo., writes:
'I wish to say for the benefit of others, that I was s sufferer from
lumbago and kidnev trouble, and all the remedies I took gave me no
relief. I began lo take FOLEY'S KIDNEY CUKE, snd sfter tbe use of
three bottles I am cured."
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