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SteepleAsivesa 1» a
Sigft of Nerve Trowb!e
and Should
Re Looked To.
There are three different m*hi/*eta-
Uoiu^f sieeplesaneee.
First, fcartUy to sleep a wink afl night.
itcauu, io Ua awake « Jon* ihtte before
fatting asleep; third, tc&Jl sawn »000,
wakmg uj> after r^vtrst SSO-JTB and tics;
6B3 it hare! to fd/.-?r> again.
They mean thkt somewhere in the
nerve fterea. aoraewhere in the brain
ot 2a. somewhere Jn the blood vesaels
ih*t carry blood to the brain, something
is radically wrens, andmust be riahteA/
or the end may be worse than death.
To right It. take Dr. Mil*** Nervine.
Sonne other symptom* of nerve troti-
Die ire: Disatneas, Headache, Eaek-
«-ae> Worry. Fretfufcjes*, Irritahuity,
Melancholy, Lack of Ambition.
Tbey Indicate diseases which may lead
to EpUepsy. Jits, St, Vitus* Dance.
Neevoua Pw«3tratton. Paralvsia. Irneantt*.
Xotiung wiil give such quick and last*
in*" relief as Dr. AL'ter Nervine*
"My husband had been stek for weeks,
eould not alt up to have his bed made!
With alt the medical help w«^mildcet
neither sleep or -sat. Our baby gtii was
sent awayvsnd all eatteribarreS hS!
cause ho eouid net stana a hie or tata>
ina\ I read Ci a -sa* of nervous pros*
tration cured by Dr. *ffiea^«£ratto
Nervine. We began sfvtar It to aim.
«5**'» * &wh* vw»* jable toba
dreeeed. from thnt tisae he steadily
inwrovedL Kervtne saved his Itfe."--
MRS. A. G. EAacrN, ErcevlSe, KTY.
••v «Mi>ra important iaaiic.
A si ranger cs»e into an Atlanta
bank the other day snd presented a
uhe* k. for woich be wanted the fo'uv-
S>ntin cash.
* llave lo be identified." ssitHbeclerk,
j Tie stranger took a bunch or letter
trma bin pocket addressed tc the fame
patce as that 00 the check.
The clerk shook bis head.
The man thou fa a minute and pw'led
out bis watch, which bore the uame oid»« cover.
Oierk hardly glanced at It.
Tun yjiiiu dti|c »usios>»oisj>to00<
Unique Leap Year Party-
As leap jesr Is drswloir to a dote.
The /oily Dosau mid all roJes wide sod
*svi?*J rw****f« yoexHr tuem to spenu FtV
d^y .vrSTssxwlth tbeMCtthe hoiat of
sseft upen arrrviait to ^tl»atrUweat^
h»fE "^aiksa«4 fO*£4'-** 1
te^'uieat the
LOWE & CO.
THE GEO. N. BIGNALL STORE,
315 N. Shiawassee Ave-, Corvnsa, Michigan
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IG. A, Matliaway I
M.Goot*r toX. Lewis, laodooseettoelL
Aatttas, 1,«*.
M. Svev to J, Laverock, lot. IS,
block C, Owosso, W.
R. Hunter to W. licKeraie, part tot
12, folly's and, Owosso, m.
C Davis to H. Hafiges, tote land 2,
btock 2; Morrice, l«t
J. Pardee to C. Woodwortii, land on
section 12, New Haven, 2.000,
O. Graham to i. Laverock, lot on
section 24, Owosso, 275.
J. Huntley to D. Hannifsn, land on
section 3, Caledonia, 650,
W. Frazier to L. Topping, land on
sections 22 and 27, Shiawassee, 3,500.
M. £. Church Items.
For the advance of church work we
prefer Christmas on any day rather
than Sunday. Bow will it be with
New^ears.
"AH Things ^ew," will be the subject
of the pastors sermon on Sunday
morniog and in the eventng be will
present the question, "Wnat Shall the
Harvest he?
When was oor Certet^nasfand raised
as easily as this year?
Wiil any fail to be in his place it
Sunday school the first Sundoy of 1905?
••The Xew Alms of the New Year,"
is a subject that ought to draw every
Epworlhian to the service Sunday
evening.
Now for a long pull a hard pul % and
a pull together.
S T U P E F I E S ; D 0 E 5 N T K I L L
hTew Shell on Bursting: Beleases Gas
Which Brings Sleep to Whole
Begiments.
The old-time pugilist was wont to
brag tbat a blow from his fist would
put his adversary to fieep. A military
scientist has just announced an ioven-
don v.hlch recalls the boast of the
bruiser, for u
« claims to be able to
put whole regiments tb sleep in a literal
secse. The invention consists of
a shel! which U charted with an explosive
just sufRcieat th burst it, thereby
liberating a stupefying gas. If the
soporific shell proves to be a success,
it cannot fail to revolutionise warfare,
and in future we may h^ar of fortresses
beiuc^ captured in virtlie of tbe fact
that U'elr defenders had all been reduced
to a state of ccmai, by the sheila
thrown amongst them. (Battles under
am*!* conditions would nie\« a largely
augment ad ambulance atauf to carry
off the hjjtadreja ot prostrate warriors.
If, as Is hot unifksiy, tb^ Red Cior*
men were themselves attacked by tbe
fames of the nHeHs, the battlefield
would present a strange Spectacle indeed,
the victorious army dairying tt
whole regiments of unrsststfcog and unconscious
prisoners, overcqfae— U a
doubie sense—b> sleep.
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T R U T H H A D ITS INNING.
^""^"ff Story of Private Dntfy and
Hia Xntsrview with ^ae ^
Captain. '
'It not inf nqutatly huppena that, when
bar meet* liar, truth has its interlude,"
is the way Col. He my Husa, veteran of
the Seventeenth Connecticut volunteers,
prefaces his story of an Irish soldier,
Duffy by name. Whoae heroic services
during the civil war gave him tame but
Uttle less conspicuous than that he won
for himself as a patron of the flowing
bowl, Seeking opportunity for one of
his periodicals, Duffy went to his captain
one slay v.tth the story that he had
Just received a letter ffern fe4s wife, ia
which she toid isf theeaiW**n t»*«gsiefc,
aid she was worn out with the work and
care of them, aod begging him to ask
the captain for a furlough that be might
come home to her relief.
'•Wife wrote you that, did sher bait
mechanically asked the captain, apprehending
the pettttoBers trick aad playin*:
for a devies to cheek It without recoarse
*o discipline.
•tihe did, »or," deferentialij repUec
DuCy.
"So? And wheft did yoa receive this
ntAT Gl SKPAKE A WORD, CAPTAIN-
DBJART* - .
he paused a moment, then partially retracing
his steps he said:
-May Oi sphake a ward, captain,
dear?' ,
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•'Most assuredly you may," replied the
captain.
-An' ye'll not be the layst bit angry
wid ihe for the aphakia' ot it?" cortinued
Duffy.
"Not in the least," compiacenUy re>
tnrned his superior.
•Thin it's the trat' Oi -'musht be
sphakin' at lasht," added the bumble
private, with just the tamest hint of a
smile lighting his bronzed face; "there
do be two liars of us here, captain, and
Ol'me one of thim; OI wor niver married
in me loife!"—N. Y, Times.
The Leader Washer:
Owosso Lodge No. 8t F. & A. M.
W„II.—GeergeT. (smpbell
g. W.—Otto U Spra{«e
Ji W,-Stsoiey F. Par kill
Treasur^r--Myion H. Krapp
Secretary—Harry I*. Crosby
S D.-Harry Cloutfi
J. D.—Aloazo Crane
Tyler—E. Church
Italy's Wealth.
Prof. Nitti, the celebrated economist,
estimates Italy's national wealth at fl3,-
090,000.000. which shows a gain of S3>
000,000>00 since 1889, This would give
about $400 as the average wealth per
bead of population, which is less than
one-third cf the average amount per
capita in the United States and Great
Britain.
How They Don't Speak. /
**I don't see any sense," observed Miss
OldgirJv 'in a bride hiding her features
under a veil." li
'•You would it you were the, bride,"
Suggested Miss Sulfuric significantly.
Aid, after thinking it over. Miss Oldgirl
decided to get huffy about »,t>—PhUadelphia
Press.
Jap Turns Jew.
The London Jewish Chronicle states
that a Japanese officer. Lieut. I.Tutom,
has been received into the Jewish congregation
at Shanghai. His earlier applications
for admission were received
very roldly, but he persisted, and is now
a member of the Jewish community.
Head what tUU ladj* save r{ tiarvc'-t, tiave :erfr>lv • dirty
clothes. Before I ^«»t the lewder.-wsah
day was a weekly tire«