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Personal Mention. C. A. Goodale was In the city over Sun Jay. Mrs. B. S. Knapp passed Tuesday In Byron. Miss Eva Towers Is visiting relatives In Detroit. Mrs. Dr. Begel is visiting friends In Cbesanlna;. Miss Inej M. Rowell Is visiting relatives at Bancroft). Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Merell were in Detroit, Tuesday. Iiey. Fred S. Retan, of Niles, spent Tues day in the city. Mre. Kittle Wade, of Romeo, is visiting tfrs. M. E. Tike. Miss Charlena Robblus lsvlsltlng rela tives at Saginaw. Herman Rosencrans, of Saginaw, was In Owosso, Tuesday. Miss Jennie Sackrlder Is visiting Miss Oliver, of Saglaaw. llerman Krogmann, of Saginaw, is visit ing Owosso friends. John Henderson left Tuesday for Chicago to view the big fair. Miss Myrtie Perkins left yesterday to yjsit friends in Burton. T. I). Dewey and J. D. Evans attended the Vassar races yesterday. Mrs. Frank Chipman is making her jiother a. week's visit in Ashley. Mies Cora Fuller, accompanied by her mother, laft last ulgbt for Chicago. Misses Mabel, and Flora Van Doren are Diit west visiting Mrs. W. C. Van Doren. Carl Knapp has returned from Byron where he has been visiting his grand parents. Mrs. Chas. D. Iluut and Mr. and Mrs. M. Van Wasoner were in Tontlac Tuesday. Miss Louise Callle, of Saginaw, is making aer sister Mrs. C. Masener a few weeks' visit. Miss Stella Matthews Is taking a two weeks' vacation visiting Mrs. Hugh Hunter in Clare. Miss Myrtle Cosslt, of Lansing, was the Suest of Miss Ivah Smith the early part of '.he week. Mrs. E. B. Bancroft and daughters and Hiss Bancroft went to Vassar, Saturday, for 1 short visit. Mr. and Mrs. L. Fllcklnger were called to St. Charles, Saturday, to attend the funeral of a niece. Oliver Williams arrived in the city Fri day, remaining until Tuesday. His daugh ters left for home with him. Edward Turner, of Coleman, came home Monday for a short stay. He has opened a law office in that thriving village. Miss Anna Milllgan, who will be remem bered by many friends here as a teacher In the schools here a few years ago, has been visiting at I. L. reek's this week. She !eaves today for Grand Rapids and after a visit there expects to go to Chicago. S. S. Miner, attorney for the creditors, Si' Baldwin, administrator, and C. A. Bald win and T. J. Horsman, appraisers of the estate of I. M. Strong, were in Charlotte, Wednesday on business connected with the estate. Mr. Miner has claims to the amount $1,600 which he will doubtless be able to collect. A.Day's History on an Old Land Mark. In looking over my writing desk 1 find a delayed item that I think will be of Interest to-many of your readers. In the year of 1842 Mr. Roswoli Root celebrated the 4th aLJuly by moving his family from Genesee 20unty into a new log cabin on a new farm, today known as the old Root homestead. This 4th Richmond Root and Edmond Hackett, a brother-in-law, joint proprietors of. the old home, welcomed again the chil dren who have gone out from Its four walls tor do their share of the world's work, to help celebrate Its fortieth birthday. A tent la the yard spread its wide wings over the banquet table which seated thirty-eight de pendents of the family. The day was 3pentin recalling the joys and hardships of pioneer life and the many pleasures of their youth when they were all sheltered under the old home roof and also Indulging in the usual sports which belong alone to the "glorious fourth." In the evening to make the event seem more realistic of olden days, the barn was cleared' away and the grand fathers and grand mothers showed the younger members of the party how they danced the cotillion in their youth. Thus the wee small hours found them enjoying themselves with nothing to mar their hap plpess except thoughts of a few friends from far away who found it impossible to tewith them and enjoy the. other wise pleasant day. Frankie Black. Shiawassee county people going to the World's Fair can get good accommodations t)ji addressing Gurdon Bingham, 5,200 Washington Ave. Within walking distance )ilhe fair grounds. 0! I love to go a shopping, When my purse is full of tin. But I never think of stopping Unless Parklil & Son are in. Daisie. Fifty Men Wanted 70 do ditching In Owosso and Middlcbury townships on the Maple River drain. Good wages will be paid to men who understand ibis kind of work. Also want a man for foreman who has had experience. Apply at once to Geo. T. Mason, County Drain Commissioner, Owosso. A Salary With expenses paiJ, will come handy to anyone who Is now out of employment, especially where no previous experience Is required to get the position. If you want a position, see advertisement on page 8 headed, "A Chance to Make Money." Ketchup, a good article only 10c a bottle at Hunt's. Obituary. Robert Bagley died Sunday morning at his residence at the north end of Washing ton street, his death being caused by cancer of the stomach after an illness of over a year. His funeral was held at the Episco pal church Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Bag ley was born In Scotland seventy-one years ago and while still in his teens rame to Can ada In company with his elder brothers two of whom are now living in Q uebec. He spent most of his life In Canada and many are the exciting tales he could tell of bear and moose hunts In which be had taken part as a young man. Mr. Bagley married early and his children, of whom two sons and five daughters are now living, were all born In Canada where he lived until about fifteen years ago. He has lived In Owosso about nine years. His wife returned with her son John Bagley to his home In Chicago. One son Henry Bagley and a daughter, Mrs. Sophia Moiles, live in Owosso. Not an Abduction. May Frost, the twelve year old Bancroft girl who has been missing since the four, teenth, has been found at Chicago and Is now with her sister. It seemed for a long time that she was surely lost as nothing was heard of her after she started for Chicago excepting a letter to her sister telling her to meet her at the Grand Crossing on the seventeenth inst. According to her story fche did not meet her sister as soon as she expected to In Chicago and so became confused and frightened, when a lady became Interested In her, took her home and treated her kindly. In the meantime May's parents in Ban croft, her sister In Chicago and the Y. W. C. A. were doing their utmost to find some trace of her. They were assisted by the police but her whereabouts remained as much of a mystery as though she had been spirited away from the earth and in view of the fact that the police reports show large numbers of young girls to be hopelessly lost in the city it seemed ns though she never would be found. Knowing this her parents were nearly crazed with the terrible anxiety and suspense and perhaps few can imagine with what feelings they received a telegram from her sister In Chicago, Tuesday, announcing that May had been found and was safe with her. It does not appear very clearly how the woman could keep May so long without finding out where her parents or sister lived, but it is explained that she lost her sister's address and that the woman did not know whom to notify until she saw an article In one of the papers which showed her whom she was caring for. At this she notified the police who promptly turned her over to her sister. It was nevertbeless a narrow escape for her, and Mr. and Mrs. Frost are to be con gratulated that they have not still to mourn for a daughter lost in the great city. It should be an additional warning to parents as it is. May Frost apparently fell into friendly, kind hands but hundreds of girls just as Innocent as she do not and after all, home, or a father's or mother's care is the only safe place for any young girl. A Former Resident of Laingsburg. From the State Republican ; . Relatives and friends 0f S. H. Manzcr, who resides at 819 Michigan avenue east, fear that some mishap has befallen him, as no trace of his whereabouts can be discov ered. Mr. Manzer has been tslck for some time, and since hl3 illness his mind has become slightly deranged. This morning at about 5 o'clock, while the attention of his wife was, diverted, ho wandered away, and since then nothing has been heard of him. Mr. Manzer Is 04 years old. He Is five teet, eight inches tall, and of medium weight. His facial features are thin, and he wears a long, full, grey beard. He was dressed In a dark grey suit of clothes with a white straw hat. The matter was reported to the police and all day long a search has been in pro gress but up to the hour of going to press, not the slightest clue as to the direction he took, had been obtained. Later Mr. Manzer was found in the chapel at the cemetery in a semi-conscious condition. His friends hope that he will soon recover from bis trouble. Still later A Lansing dispatch of the 26th says: S. U. Manzer, who wandered away from home Monday morning while in a demented condition and who was found on the floor of the chapel at Mt. Hope Cemetery last night, died this noon. He was in a semi-conscious condition when found and very weak, having had no food In over forty-eight hours. Aside from this he had taken considerable morphine, which he purchased last week. The circumstances go to show that he had taken this drug with suicidal Intent, but when found, although talking wildly and incchercntly, he would not admit that such was his purpose and consequently that his body be not taken home, but be burled at once in the potter's field. His home life was pleasant, and he leaves a valuable estate. Mixed pickles, mustard pickles and pickled onions only 10c a bottle at Hunt's. For the finest fruits, go to Hunt's. Calhoun county has 243 school teachers, with 102 districts. Two years ago the num ber of teachers was 3G4. Allegan boasts of 8G widows, grass and graveyard. Hunt's "Perfection Blend" 30c coffee is tne best coireo ever onered for the price. Hunt's Mocha and Java coffee at 35c will suit the most exacting. 'Nice Boston baked beans only 10c a can at Hunt's. Grasshoppers are killing peppermint In There are 15 cases of diphtheria and seven cases of scarlet fever In Bay City. Probate Court. Estate of Wells B. Fox deceased. Chas. E. Godfrey appointed administrator, Silas Scrlbner and Reuben Uutchlngs appraisers, T. C. Carruthers, Rudolph Colby and Dan iel Herrick, commissioners. Estate of Orsemus Trumble deceased. License to mortgage real estate granted ad ministrator. Estate of Albert U. Lahring deceased. Special administration of said estate granted to Mary A. Lahring. Sales of real estate confirmed as follows: Ralph E. Bllhlmer, John and Ira Kelly and Everett W. Campbell, minors. Estate of Sarah B. Cummin, debased. James B. F. Curtis appointed special ad ministrator of said estate. In the matter of the Leavltt Drain. Pe tition for special commissioner's appoint ment, to be heard on Monday, Aug. 14. Estate of Jennie Colby, deceased. Final account of administrator to be heard Aug. 14. Estate of Albert II. Lahring, deceased. Petition filed for appointment of a general administrator. Hearing Aug. 14. Estate of Charity Robertson, deceased. Probate of will petitioned for. Hearing Aug. 14. Sweet spiced pickles, tha finest in the laud, at Hunt's. "Get Thar EH" new crop Japan tea, better than ever, sample free at Hunt's. For the best pickling vinegar, go to Uu-ut's. For the Hunt's. best and purest spices go to List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Owosso postofllce for the week ending July 22 J3: Chas Decker, A. L. Faushawe, Win. Hemlnover, James Harwood, Billy Lowery, Mrs. B. M. Gibson, Edward War ner, Mrs. M. A. Canfield, Mrs. Louis Butler, Metta McBride, Wm. 11. Devoe. W. A. Graham, W. O. Hudson, Geo. B. Hartwell, Wm. U. Lyman, Edward Serr, Alvls Ritz, Virgil Andrews, Fred Orchna, Charlie Short, Clarence M. Kellogg, Colchester Rubber Co. Drop, Fred Birdell, Fred Tuneson. Second class matter, A. II. Wheeler. Brook trout, 3 pound cans, already cooked ready for use, only 25c at Hunt's. "Clover Leaf Cheese," the best full cream cheese sold in Owosso. Hunt sells it. For the finest dried beef, go to Hunt's. E. Skinner, a Davison man, fell from a construction train yesterday. Ills right leg was so badly crushed that it had to be am putated. For the freshest crackers and cakes, go to Hunt's. The Feuton fair is to be held Oct. 4, 5 and C. The Norway and Suuday Lake miners quit yesterday because back pay was not forthcomings . The Buffalo miners went to work as usual. For the best table butter, go to Hunt's. For the best salt fish, uew catch, clean and nice, go to Hunt's. A street sign In Marshall reads, "Cash for, Iron rags." Olives Hunt lias the best 10c bottle of olives in Owosso. Notice. Summer taxes are now due. You may pay by calling at Hall Bros, grocery. W. E. Uaxi,, City Treasurer. Holiday on the Lake Side. Only $2. 40 to Muskegon and return on August 4 via D. G. II. & M. Ry. to Grand Haven and boat on Lake Michigan to Mus kegon. Train leaves Owosso at 4:45 a. m. Boat arrives at Muskegon at 10 a. m. and leaves at 6:50 p. in., giving ample time to attend the dedication of Temperance Tem ple and see the city. E. VVvkes, Local Agent. Tim Toledo. Saginaw & Muskeeon Rv. will run a special excursion train to Muske gon on August 4 leaving D. G. U. &. M. depot Owosso at 6 a. m., fare for round trip $3.40. The return train will leave Muskegon at 7 p. m. JS. Wykes, local agent. Teachers' Examinations. Regular Aug. 3, 4, 1893, Corunna. Special Aug. 20, 1893, Owosso. Special Oct. 28, 1893, Owosso. Special March 10, 1894, Bancroft. Regular March 29, 30, 1891, Corunna. Special Apr. 2S, 1894. Owosso. By order of the Board of Examiners, Hudson SnELDON. Com., Corunna. Notice of Middlebary County DRAIN LETTING. Notice Is hereby given that I, O. T. Mason, County Drain Commissioner of the County of Shiawassee, State of Michigan, will, on the 11th day of August, A. D. im3, at the farm of D. Lewis, on Section 2a. in the townshio of Middlcbury, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of that day, proceed to receive bids for the clean ing out of a certain drain known and designated as The Mlddlebury County Drain," located and established In the dald township of Middlcbury, and described as follows towit: Commencing at a point In the Maple River 13.05 chains south and 27.15 chains west of the north-east corner of section No. 21 In said town ship. Thence running a north-easterly course across the n e X of sec 21, the nwi( sec 22, the s X of see 13, the a w X of sec 14 to a point near the D. & M. R. It. Sold Job will be let by sections. The section at the outlet of the drain will be let first, and tho remaining sections In their order up stream, in accordance with tho diagram now on file with the other papers pertaining to said drain, In the office of the County Drain Commissioner, to which reference maybe had by all parties In terested, and bids will be mado and received ao cordlngly. Contracts will be mado with tho lowest responsible bidder giving adequate security for the performance of the work, In a sum then and there to be fixed by mo, reserving to myself the right to reject any and all bids. The date for tho completion of such contract, and the terms of payment therefor, shall be an nonnced at the time and place of letting. Notice Is further hereby given, that at the timo and place of said letting, or at such other time and place thereafter to which I, the Drain Commissioner aforesaid, may adjourn the same, the assessments for benefits and the lands cow prised within the "Middlcbury County Drain Special Assessment District,'1 win be subject to review. The following is a description of the several tracts or parcels of land constituting the Special Assessment District of said drain viz: W X n e seo 14; e H n w i seo 14: w n w X o 14: w If sec 14; w X se H Beoi4;no X n e X cc 14; e 4 e X n e M "o 15; eXue sec 19; s H w ii sec 15; n w 4 s e 14 sec 15; s w x X cc 15: nexnwx seo W; nwjnwx 22; n , e X e X n e 4 sec 21 ; w X e n e X seo 21. Dated, this 24th day of JulyA. D. 1893. County Drain Commissioner ofTtheACounty of Shiawassee. On Monday last myself and family left Detroit on one of the Star Cole line steamers for Tort Huron and found the trip a delight ful one.' There are scores of cottajtes on the St Clare flats that ate built upon email Islands made by digging In the shallow water and throwing the earth up to a center. Many of them are connected by rustic bridges making the most delightful summer residences. Tho ever moving water and passage of many boats gives constant change of scene. There are several boats from Detroit each way that stop at most f the landings when signalled. This gives the Detrolters who own the cottages or are members of the numerous clubs that have houses on the flats a fine chance to do busi ness in the city and 6pend their nights where It Is always cool and free from dust and I don't wonder that they boast that take it all in ail Detroit is the finest residence city in the union. E. Wtkks Mr. S. A. Conk lin writes from Mt. Carmel, Conn: "Enclosed please find check for your bills of May 2d and 12th. I repeat the gratification I expressed before as to the economy, and tho real artistic beauty the National Lead Company's Pure White Lead Tinting Colors have proved to mo in using mem. it wouia seem as ir the old way of trying to produce the desired nhnrlft by mixing many colors together with much lauor anu guess-woric must be abandoned in favor of your economical, sure and easy method. My Dainters wish 111 tllllYlllllPO their use in an adjoining town, and want a coupia oi your uooks as guides." Snellen's Arnica Salvo. Tho best salve in the world for cuts. !rnls- es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded- Prlce 25 cents per box. For sale bv John. son & Henderson. Deserving Praise. Wo desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. Kind's New Life Pills, Uucklen's Arnica Salve and Elec tric Bitters, and have never bandied remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and wo stand ready to refund tho purchase price, if satis factory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their treat popu larity purely on their merits. Johnson & Henderson, Druggists. Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertized druggist to to sell Dr. king's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition, If you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, ana will use this remedy as directed. giving it a fair trial, and experience no ben efit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. Kinir's New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles free at Johnson & Henderson's Drug Store. Large size 5uc. ana si.uu .Probate Order. STATE OP MICHIGAN, ) ca ' COUNTY OK SHIAWASSEE. I At a session of tho Probato Court fnrRiilrf County, held at the Probate office, In the City et fViriinnn. nn thn fot rin,r T..t.. j uA year one tnousana eight hundred and ninety three. Present Matthew Bush, Judge of Probate. In tho matter of tho estate of Harrison S, BuRbec, deceased. " ' - " " "'"J VI U UiV, III On reading and tiling the petition, duly veri fied, of Frank 11. Uugbco, praying that a certain Instrument novon llle In this Court, purporting to ue mj last, win ana testament or deceased, may be admitted to probate. Thereupon It Is ordored, that Monday, the 21st day of August next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, bo assigned for the hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at law of said do- ceased and all other persons interested In said estate are required to appear at a session or said Court, then to be holden In the Probato office, in tho city of Corunna. and show cause, if anv there be, why the prayer of tho petitioner huouiu not do granted. And it is further ordered that said petitioner give notice to the persons interested In said estate, of the pendency of Bald petition, and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be published in The Times, a newspaper printed and circulated in said county of Shia wassee, lor tnree successive weeks previous to Baid day of hearing. MArrnEW nusn, Judge of Probato. llr Katherine e. Kelsey, Probate Register. We li IIhi- Com! flnminl PI CADIMC OfllCf II t -m wjm wm sus. m m si mum mrm m l run n i uui uuiiM milium ULE-minuu unkiu i Will Sell Summer Goods at Prices That Must Sell Every Piece in our store. X ; iliTJ Choice of all our Best Challies, new patterns, at fCj All our Fine Ginghams, worth 18 and 20c, at our ephyr Ginghams, worth 12c, at K All our 10c Dress Ginghams, at ' 2fiI7si Our entire line of Pampas Cloth, sold all the season at 555 Choice of all our Fancy Prints at Choice of all our Best Pongee, worth 12 Jc, at ff?5rS Choice of all our Jet Trimming, worth up to 35c, at il!; Choice of all our Fancy Trimming Braid, worth up to 35c, at - 5 dozen Ladies' Handkerchiefs, slightly soiled, worth 10 and 12 ic, at ZKt We will sell during this r:. m 106 WASHINGTON ST., - OWOSSO, MICH. BALD a What Is the condition of yours? Is your fialr dry, Iiarsh, brittle? Does it split at the ends? Has It a lifeless appearance? Does it fall out when combed or brushed ? Is it full of dandruff? Does your scalp itch ? Is It drv nf in ii heated rnn riitlMi 9 Iff thcA dm enms off mi your symptoms be Sk ookum Root Hair Grower f U what you need. Iti production If not an accident, but tha result of dentine research. Knowledge of the diseases of the hair and scalp led to the disco ery of bow to treat them. KlcookumMcontalnsneither mlneralsnorolls. It uF Is not a Dye, but a delightfully cooling and refreshing Tonic, lir stimulating D the follicles, it $top ailing hair, cures dandruff and grow hair on bald 3s ,iir K'eePttn? ')? clean, healthy, and tree from irritating eruptions. SVi? ?m 4,'n 6oV li d8fy panuitio intent; which ccd If your druggist cannot supply you gen! prepaid, on rfcPtcX price. Grower, tlJJO per Jar i efortiSQ. THE SKOOKUfl TBATJE MARK 37 Hotttb a AWWWWVVsVaVaVAVsVaVVVW., Untold AND RELIEVED jt&i THE MESSENGER OE HEALTH HEARTILY DANIEL J. HOPKINS. A STATEMENT Mount Pliasaht, Mich., August 1. lHitt. Tns Owbx Electric Belt and Appliakcc Co.! Dear Sin: I now am able to say, after having Surchased one of your No. 4 Electric Holts with plnal Appliance about one yoar ago, that I thank God I have found relief from my terrible suffering through the wonderful healing Influence of your wonderful Body Bolt August 29, 1801, at which timo I was a groat sufferer, and had been for more than four years, from extreme nervous prostration, so much so that, on the least excitement, my whole nervous system would be all of a tremble from hoad to foot, and unable to control mvself In the letftt, and would affect me to tears like a little child. I am a farmer by profession ; In tho fields, or at work on tho farm, or at any excitement, it had the same effect. I could not lift the weight of five pounds. It so continued with increased suffering, until I was unable to help myself, aud for eight long mouths my suffering was intense. My stomach was bo weak that I could not take any food but crackers and warm water for the above time. My kidneys were so weak that I could not retain my urine, it would pass from mecorAinually, and I was under the necossity of leaving my couch from six to eight times of a night to void my urine, which was very painful. I was also troubled with severe constipation and piles, so that I was obliged to use injections to produce evacuations of the bowels.f It was very distressing, so much so that I had to be lifted In and out of my bed for several months. The doctors could do me no good whatever, and I had made up my mind that there was no help for me this side of tho gravo. My limbs would become numb and cold, seem ingly as ice, and I would try with hot bricks, rubbing and all other methods to restore the cir culation and natural fooling, but all to no effect, and then it would pass off. Then again another attack would occur which would leave me help less, and so continued periodically, and I could get no relief. The doctors told me that I must not do any work, and that it would be three years at least before I would be able to work. I agreed with them, for I could not, nor did I ever expect to again. The whole world seemed to me a blank, and my vital forces all had left mo, and my lifo was fast ebbing away from me through the loss of my lifo fluids, which doctors were unable even to check. I had given up all hope of ever getting help, and death in all itstorrlblo forms stared me In the face, from which thcro seemed to be no avenue of escape from this living horror, of which no living person is able to know or fuel, except his sufferings be as mine has been. In this state pf suffering and agony I continued until about one year ago now I met a friend who, on seeing my helpless condition, advised mo to try one of the Owen Electric Belts. For several Persons making inquiries from the writers of testimonials will pleaso inclose self addressed, stamped envelope, to insure a prompt reply. OUR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE Contains fullest information, list of diseases, cut of Belts and Appliances, prices, sworn testi monials and portraits of people who have been cured, etc. Published In English, German, Swed ish and Norwegian languages. This valuable catalogue will be sent to any address on receipt of six cents postage. The Owen Electric Belt and Appliance Go. MAIN OFFICE AND ONLY FACTORY. THE OWEN ELEOTRIO BELT BUILDING. 201-211 STATE ST, CHICAGO, ILL.. THE LARGEST ELECTRIC BELT ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WORLD. WHIN WRITINQ MBNTION THIS PAPBR. 13 sale 3 pair of our 40c Fast Black Cotton Hose for $1.00 10 dozen Ladies' Vests, sold all tho season HEADS! warned in time ory ou will become bald, jl t7 direct to ns, and we will forward per bottle j tvt 13.00. fioap.OUo. ROOT HAIR GROWER CO., Finn Avenue, New York, N. Y. Suffering MISERY AND CURED.Tr ENDORSED. dr. owe. UNDER OATH. weeks I donbted his statements about what be told me of the wonderful healing properties of it, but he was so earnest and persistent that I Anally consented to send for one. lie advised me to send for a No. 4 with spinal appliance, which I did, at a cost of 130.00, which Is your price for No. 4 and spinal appliance. I will say hore that it is the best 130.00 investment that I ever made in my life in the way of doctor's remedies or anything else, as I had spent dollars, up into the hundreds, but could get no relief whatever. As soon as I received the Belt and Appliance, I had It charged and adjusted and Futlt on, and in a short time after putting it on began to feel wonderful soothing and g'intlo currents of Its healing power passing nil through me, clear to tho end of my .toes and fingers, a prickling sensation liko thousands of i? .eJle. Many were the sleepless nights I hud passed, unable to sleep but from one to two hour through the whole night for months. On tho third night after wearing the Belt I siepi until morning and awoke greatly refreshed. 9 1 wa? not disturbed, nor had I to void my urine once through the night, and I have not been bothered In that way since. All the drains upon tha system have ceased, and constipation and piles all have left me as if by magic. My nerves hr.to regained their former strength, my eyesight and , mind have become clear, and I bavo gained in' weight about 15 pounds, and I feel liko a U3-T man. My stomach has got back Its power of digestion, and I can eat almost any kind of food that my appetite craves, without pain or distress. I am gaining dally and I feel better aud wclg more than I have for the past ten years, and it seems I have a new lease of life. I cannot say enough in favor of your wonderful Electric Body Belt. It is far superior to all medicines com pounded for the relief and cure of chronic and complicated diseases and broken down constitu tions. I would not take $2,000 for my Belt if I could not get another like it. There is nothing like it for relief and cure where all other remedies fall. I can not praise your Belts enough, for what it has done for me words can not express. I will say here that I recommend the Owen Electric Belt to all suffering humanity who fall to find relief from other remedies. It is the messenger of quick relief and certain cure of all nervous debility and other nerve troubles. I know It will cure all diseases whiohyou adver tise it to cure. This you may publish to let suffering humanity know thero is relief and cure to be found in your wonderful Belt and Appliances. DANIEL J. noPKINS. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 17th day of AugUBt, 185)2. D.E.LYON, JNotary Iubllc. In and for Isabella Co., Mich. SIS 3c loin i)i; 8c v;: 2c oc tzm 10c 18c, reduced to lGc lGc 'Vf; M 8 c it at 25c, at 18c. : f l j - , ft J , IN is! 3 V