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"-t*J5*Zl*r*.m:**l. .,-'. ^C^^-,Ha-{|^'i'w^!-^?iWW^Jlk.'':;i ■Tify'k.' " fc;>»,n^.f*l, .^. ;^«J^.Hk*^tfMltKn«Ma*aliaMWMIIWIIHi««^ c o VOLUME II. r "- . (lb CLARE, MICHIGAN,,FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1879. NUMBER:! ft" -e The" Clare County Press. ... ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY AT "Cxjs&e, Clare. County, Mich., —by— ' ALVABO F. GOODENOUGH. Acfflv&E^sirmg ISlsiti-ep. The following Table of Advertising Rates has been carefully arranged according to a plan based on space REQuiRE-a and time continxted. Special care is taken to set up and arrange advertisements In a systematic manner, thus malcing them more attractive thari when jumbled together. TABLE OP ADVERTISING SATES. < nwk 2 inch $1.00 z in 1.50 3 in. 2.00 4 in 2.50 j£ col 3.00 % col d.00 s col IO.CO 2 wk 1,50 2.25 3.00 3-75 4-So 9.00 IjJ.OO 4wk 2.50 3-75 5.00 6.25 7-5° 14.00 20.00 2 mos 3-5° 5-25 7.00 8.75 10.50 2Q.OQ 3O.OO mos 6 mos i yr 10.00 15.00 2Q.CC 25.00 3O.OO 50.OO 80.OO 4.50 7.O0 g.OO 11.25 I3.5O 25.OO 3S-00 6.5O r.ooo 13.00 16.00 19.50 35-oo 50.00 1 Business Cards, 3 lines $5 per year; each, additional line, {Jr. .Lbcai. Notices—Rates prescribed by Iat?.| 'Locax. Notices—10 cts. per line each insertion. Ati. Advertising payable quarterly ia Advance. ;;■' business cabbs. \ B. U. WHEA.TOS. O. "W. PEE.BY WHEATOH & PERRY, E"A'W'2'I3I2I©, CLARE, - - - MOH. * Al! busis-^ss intrusted with them will receiv •tarompt attention. Collections made and Real Ee iateb&ughtand sold. Office Maynard Block,Iv!ain St It' eitf, Sewing Machine Fixtures, efc, Clark fpf .110.1¥".,JEFFEBIES, Judge of \l3T Pros ate and Justice Ob the Peace, Clare. Special attention given to making collections. Of- ■ *e- on Main Street. ,:^p EO. J. CUMMINS, '' Ai^orney-ai-Law and /Solicitor, Go^$MoHse Building-, Farwell) Mich. *(TS dCABTEBLIM, Attomey-and-Coimselor.-at-Law, and Counselor & Solicitor in Chancery, (hurt Mouse Building, Farwell, Mich. DT C. BODGE, Justice of the QLo Peace and Notary Ptblic, Vejxkon, has ' Good Fabmjng- Lands "fob Sale - Cheap. Titles Perfect, - Terms Easy. . H. O. Dodge, PBWEiiii, Mick. (pl'.'H* SUTHEBrlrANB,.' Notary Public & Insurance Agt. Bf o&ey to Loan BY E. L. M. ¥.; S. COOLEY, DEALER IN Harness, Whips, Robes, & Blankets. The best assortment of Trunks and Traveling bags in town, and prices the lowest. THE BEST OF MATERIA! USED. All work warranted. Repairing done promptly I will sell cheaper than can be bought elsewhere in Saginaw Valley. IgUBEN' SMITH, ' NOTAB Y PUBLIC. Heal Estate and Insurance Agent. MAKIIIS, WKDiai. Particular attention paid to looking land, estimat ing pine timber, adjusting trespsasses and paying taxes for non residents. Manhattan Fire Insurance Company of New York Strong and sound, with low rates. B. JEFFERIES, DEALER IH FRESH a SALT MEAT, Fresh and Cured Fish, Fine Groceries and General Farm Produce. Cheapest T E A in Town ! 0 Cash paid for hides. MAIN STREET, CLARE. HOTELS, LIVERIES, &c. ■^E^FTmSxrUR^r^EWLY Refitted, Neio Proprietor. ST. JAMES HOTEL, \T. IK. IBI&tDW'BS, IP*r©]p>., MOUNT PLEASANT, MICH. First Class Accommodations. Good Sample Rooms tor Agents. Good Barn. TCTARWELL BILLIARE HALL, FARWELL, MICH. FXNEST~~CIGARS, Pure Wines, Liquors, Ales, Beer, Porter, Cider, dEtc. Those desiring a pure article are invited to oall. HENRY NEWTON. iUMMERS & NEWTON, Proprietors of the FARWELL LIVERY. FORSES & CARRIAGES TO LET. Parties conveyed everywhere in this ■ * section and vicinity. ,CS"f-Terms reasonable. "OAGLE HOTEL, Coral, Montcalm Co., Mich. A. FRED GOODENOUGH, Prop. A irextimpeirs'mee HtoTmse. This is a new house, neatly furnished, convenient to the trains, with good accommodations at reasonable prices. ©(LT<D>in> H"HVlSm.'2' A'TtPTTACIHIISl©. Her face is like a flower. • Her skin like a peach in bloom. Her teeth, like snowy petals, Buds faafe. bloom and breathe in June; HerftS$&flghts np the Bhadows, HetfMss ST8 Me a rose that is red, Her bresfchi like the dew of morning, From the roses deep is shed. Her hair falls in golden glory, Like a sunbeam o'er the snow; Her voice falls soft on even's air, So soft and still and sweetly low. I saw her first in summer's time, A snow--white wreath upon her hair. Apple-blossoms, -white and pink— Fairy Mignon, divinely fair, Ihe snow sank low on western hills: The air was red in ruddy glare, While she sat "neath the apple-trees, Her face so sweetly pale and fair. Oh! Mignon, sweet Mignonette, Give me grace to live o'er that hour To see again that sweet flower fall— To feel again thy mystic power. Pair, fair, regally fair, A crown of gold, her sun-kissed hair. . y_. The apple-buds break once again Their hearts, like tinted shells of sea, And'neath the trees, in the old-time tryst, Sits Mignon, blithe and gay and free. Sweet Mignon 1 the breeze caught it, And I sighed to think it but the wind. No,'tis the whip-poor-will calling me— " Kiss her, Mss her; do not mind." lips touched lips, like the roses red; Hands are clasped in love's stronghold, While her golden head was bending low, And vows were whispered and shyly told. MlBWAtTKEE, Wis. CMJM ALMAo BY BELLE MOHTIGELLO. It was a large, old-fashioned farmhouse, but very pleasant it seemed, with its broad piazzas extending the entire length of the building, the narrow- paned windows set in deep, oaken frames, and although it was late spring they were still shaded- by rich crimson curtains." The large bay-window was filled with rare plants, freighting the atmosphere with their fragrance. A cage of canaries hung near, chirping and twittering as if in answer to the merry swallows that flew past the open window, busily engaged in building their nests under the drooping eaves. • Stretched at full length on one of the benches that ran along the side of the piazza was George, the only son of Squire Barrel!. George had Been practicing lawin the city for two years or more, but spent several months of each year with Ms Tfe® old house seemed dull and lonely*' ~*-,-"-r—f V- s -*• " I suppose, Darrell, I might as weE make a clean breast of it; so here goes: Xou are aware that Uncle Marmaduke has always given me to suppose that I was to be his sole heir, and has fitted me to take charge of the entire business at his decease, consequently unfitting me for anything besides. Should he withdraw his influence, my circumstances would be bad indeed. Knowing this, I have humored him in all his whims, which are legion, until this last one; and now, if I refuse to comply with Ms request, I lose every penny of Ms money and will be compelled to earn my own support as best I can. 1 tell you, George, it is rather hard to know you have to start out empty- handed and make your own living, or else, to humor an old man's foolish whim, you must embitter your whole life. J3bio hard I never knew until today !" thinking of Alma as he spoke. . 0 "What is this whim?" asked George*. " It may not be as foolish as yon imagine." "As I imagine.'" echoed Walter, " Can it be otherwise ? 'Hay, it it? cruel to try to wreck ones whole life in order to please an old man's fancy. He has ordained that I shall marry, tod has seen fit to select the bride, and, by heavens, I will not submit!" "Who is the fair lady?" "A Miss Vane, daughter of Gerald Vane, an old classmate of Ms, who, dying years ago, left her in uncle's charge. I have never_met her, and, to escape this meeting, l came down here. Her father left her no property, and she is at the mercy of the old tyrant, as well! for either one, on refusing to comply* f with Ms request, forfeits all claim on Ms ' property. But he tells me that she^s-* ing very much impressed with my por-* = trait, is not averse to the, marriage. I Bah! The idea of having to wed such] a designing creature for the; sake of &; few paltry dollars, Never I* ■ -' "But you have never seen her," re- t plied George. "She may not be what1 your imagination has predicted. . "Nevertheless, I would relinquish sH' claim to her, and told uncle so, but he A says unless the' marriage. is cdnsum^' mated, Ms money shall go toa;lound' > ling hospital, and holds out the idee to me that it would be cruel in me to re ' fuse, saying she would be left to th' cold eharities of the world*; while Iwoulc have either to beg or starve.' He' take a fiendish delight in tormenting ske, an- •I almost believe < she is in league wit", him. However, he hes fisvenms UiT' '*" l •T - -y>y:> "»*>-, >-£, i'-^n f ;•; /"' s^T *\7_.<,J.C"> wwk" her" presence; aaa'cl" W"hafied"wifer' delight the arrival of a distant cousin whose visit was unexpected. She was now seated in a large arm-chair near Mm, and, in true girlish fashion, was teasing him most unmercifully. "Don't, Cousin Alma!" he cried, as she pelted him with the flowers with wMch her lap was filled, trying to sMeld himself with Ms newspaper. "I?ll take it all back and declare I never said it," for he had just been telling her that the women were all humbugs, and that it would be policy to have them transported to the Fiji islands, where it would be impossible for them to practice their arts of witchery. She was in the act of again deluging him with a floral shower, her blue eyes sparkling with miscMef, her ruby Hps parted in a silvery laugh; her yellow hair, escaped from its confinement, was thrown back from her snowy brow and rippled over her shoulders. George, peeping up from behind Ms newspaper, was admiring her loveliness, when they were both startled by the sharp click of the gate, and a quick, firm tread on the graveled walk. Before she had time to retreat, Alma found herself face to face with the young gentleman, a stranger to herself but not to George, who sprung quickly to Msfeet, exclaiming: "Walter Howell ! from what cloud have you dropped ?" Grasping Ms hand cordially, he glanced upward as if in search of the supposed cloud. "Welcome to Darrell farm! It has been a long time since you have honored it with your presence. Not since we were college chums together, eh ?" Then turning to Ms fair cousin, who from astoMshment had remained motionless, looMng more like a statue of Flora than a living woman, he said: "Cousin Alma, my friend, Mr. Howell, of whom you have often heard me speak." Walter Howell, bowing low, thought, as he gazed, that never before had he seen a creature of such rare loveliness. "Miss Darrell, I presume?" and Alma, with a slight inclination of her stately head, answered in the affirmative; then, excusing herself, immediately withdrew, leaving them to talk over their college pranks and enjoy their fragrant cigars. They sat thus talking until supper was announced. Alma did not appear at the table. After supper, George led the way to the cozy library, " where they would not be disturbed," he said—and, although Walter would have preferred the society of Cousin Alma, he had not the courage to express Ms preference—he followed in silence. " Why couldn't you have told a fellow you was coming, and not take one so by surprise?" asked George, tMowinghimself into an easy chair, and pushing another toward Ms friend. " The fact is, Darrell, that I knew notMng about it myself until an hour previous to my departure"—taking the proffered seat* " To what circumstance am I indebted, then, for this visit? " Sfl*. are betrothed. Write to "her, tell her whr,i vqu have just told me.* Or, what wouH'b© better still, go and see the yov.Q'jlady; perhaps you would not be so C7£5se to the umon were you to see her7 she added blushingly. "If she telc:.r.-2s you, willingly, from the engage- me;. % then I may bid you hope other- . * Jhat?" ^.Tau must obey your uncle's wishes." .■■* Cmll write at once. She will surely 2# sb me. We will be happy yet,' dfe Mg^he cried hopefully. plter awaited impatiently the answer tfi' !s letter. At last it came. Eagerly he tore it open and. devoured its cor -siits. . * "r, *3h, heavens! tMs is too much!" p:> 3ing Ms hand to his throbbing bs ~;, "Alma! Alma! lost to me for- ex, j'f '.'lm&, appearing at that moment, £.'!■ z I the cause of his sorrow. Point- il? * to the letter he hjad cast aside, 'ei:,.j&sL that, and it will tell you." inking the little missive, she read as ~3> HowsixTi—-I have no desire to disobey I?- "aaele's cominands, as he has been very rJtome, nor do I intend to forfeit the ad- ■%, libera that will be derived from out union f wCore, I shall espect you to fulfil, your part CZ -C-3 contract Your uncle bids me say that he fi-Vjcs your presence at once. Eespectfully, A. D. Yanb. dropping the note into Ms hand, she I -) i&ajroom without a word. 'Uhenext morning Walter descended 1 tho breakfast-room with Ms valise. ' George, you will bid Miss Darrell " J-by for me," he said, as Ms friend . ^ed the room a few moments after. : Oousin Alma went off on the train j sight. I thought you knew it. I . 5* m is too bad for you to leave sosud- I s&\j. Can't you stay another week?" K impossible. My term of probation I 3 flmost expired. I must return and .'A±a my bride. Even now the prepar- l : ~m$.b- are being made to celebrate that -. >7i unhappy day," he said, bitterly. , TlTringing his Mend's hand, he hur- r ;1 away. Oil Ms arrival home, he hastened to . ."*■ xoomj and, ringing for a servant, 2 3 him tell his uncle he had come. Tiie old gentleman soon appeared, iling and rubbing Ms hands. A am. glad, nephew, that you have ,]0 to your senses at last. Make r^elf presentable, and allow me to lent you to your future bride. She l"1 ">ubtle33 impatient to see you." ' s" .. t\.';:"1 Wdiei1, GDlff^nly, Miss"Tane mu§tra"Become My'bi-ldwj-Oi Tf:> must bid adieu to my once fair prospects and begin life anew. But it grows late;" saying wMch they arose and" retired to their separate rooms. They did not see the little figure as it emerged from beMnd the heavy crimson curtains where it had been concealed, or they would have recognized Oousin Alma. For a moment she stood gazing after their retreating forms; then, smiling softly to herself, she hastened to her room. The time passed too quickly to suit young Howell. Weeks sped by as days to Mm, as he lingered by Alma's side; so closely did he haunt her footsteps that George had designated Mm her shadow. They read, sung, drove, boated, and took long walks together, he seeming to live only in her presence. They became almost oblivious to George's presence. However, he would beg so hard not to be left alone all the time that Alma would prevail on Mm to accompany them. Walter was not aware how dear Alma had grown to him until as they were sailing together one pleasant afternoon. She was gathering lilies that grew neax in great profusion, when, by a sudden lurch of the boat, she was precipitated into the water. Plunging quickly after her, he succeeded in bringing her to the shore. He was sitting on tbe bank clasping her unconscious form, pouring mad nonsense into her ears and .Kissing the pallid cheeks, when George, who had been a witness to the accident, appeared on the scene and suggested that they return to the house and seek proper restoratives. Taking Ms precious burden in Ms arms, he followed George, who assured him that she had only fainted. Under proper management Mrs. Darrell soon restored her to consciousness, and' in a few hours she was as strong and well as ever, none the worse for her fright. Walter's three months' probation was rapidly drawing to a close. He must soon awake from his blissful dream and face the stern realities of life. He was rudely awakened from Ms dream a few days later by Alma declaring her intention of going home. What could he do? "Could he relinquish tMs sweet creature that seemed already a part of Ms being, and unite Mmself to one whom he did not even respect? " he asked. Otherwise, had he succeeded in winning Alma's love, how many years would he have to wait ere he would, be able to support a wife? Almost crazed at the thought of losing her, he determined to put Ms fate to the test, and sought her accordingly. He told. Ms story manfully; told her of his uncle's -wishes, of Ms great iove for her, and how he would cheerfully toil, years if necessary, for one word of encouragement from her. She listened to the end without reply, then quietly said, " Mr. Howell—Walter, I do love you very much, but it is not right I should interfere with your uncle's commands, and the lady to whom you -•/'-air—T'-.y1- -*.™.—".*■_. laughingly responded, "Uncle was right, after all." Hasel Gbeeh, Wis. f WO LOST CHILBEEK. THUS W&imK®&I* BWXN<!$EZ&, piness for life; forcing me to wed one whom I utterly detest; separating me, by-your cruel caprice, from the only woman I have ever loved. Can I have aught save a feeling of disgust for one who would thus tMust herself upon me, knowing full well my feelings toward her? "Go to Miss Vane, and tell her for me, that I will never look upon her hated face. To-morrow the ceremony is to be performed. Let her be veiled, and deeply, thut I may not be able to see the face of one who is the destroyer of my life's happiness. As soon as it is over I shall sail for some distant country, where I will try to forget my hopeless dream of love, and those who have been the cause of my sorrow." "Nonsense, boy; when you see her, I'll warrant you will change your min d," replied Ms uncle, not in the least impressed by tMs tragic speech, saying wMch, he left the room. The next morning dawned bright and glorious, as if mocking Ms doom, so thought Walter Howell as he arrayed Mmself for the ordeal. A servant tapped lightly at the door and handed Mm a note from Miss Vane, saying that she'was ready and awaiting him in the library, where she wished a few moment's private conversation before the ceremony. Hastily obeying her summons he entered the room. "She stood, her bridal dress of wMte satin falling in lustrous folds around her graceful form. A veil of misty lace covered her face and descended to the floor. As he ad- vanced.she said, ih a low sweet voice that thrilled him strangely, "Mr. Howell, I understand that you consider our marriage a mockery; that you are merely complying with your uncle's request; that, while wedding me, your heart belongs wholly to another. It is rather late to say what I am going to, but if you will consent to look at my face ere you would lead me to the altar, then, if you still desire it, I will release you from your engagement, and you will be free to wed whom you choose." His hands trembled with excitement as he drew aside the veil. "Alma! my beloved Alma!" he cried, straiMng her to his throbbing heart. "What does this mean?" "It means that I am Alma Darrell Vane, and that I went down to Aunt Darrell's to avoid meeting you. I accidentally overheardyour conversation with George that night in the library and determined to punish you for saying such naughty tMngs about me. George was in the plot, and we soon informed your uncle how matters stood." "Butthe letter?" he asked. "Oh! I wrote it and George had the postmark blurred, so you would be thoroughly deceived, and. now, not wanting a bridegroom with such a rueful face, and thinking you had been sufficiently punished, I thought I would explain." "The reward is greater than the punishment," he said, as with a smiling face he led her out. George Darrell was there, of course, and after the ceremony inquired about Ms blasted hopes, to which Walter ILliey Are Discovered, TLTninjiired, in a Hoi© litty "UTeet Deep» [From the Pottsville (Pa.) Miner's Journal.] On Thursday morning John Henry aged 13, and his sister Alice, aged 9 left their mother's house, near Turkey run, for the purpose of picking berries.* The children were familiar with the mountain paths for miles around their home, and consequently, when they did not return for dinner, their mother was not at all frightened. When the afternoon passed, however, and the shades of Mght were falling, without the appearance of the youngsters, Mrs. Henry became worried, and started out to look for them. After wandering around until dark without finding the children, Mrs. Henry became greatly frightened, an,d when her husband, who is a miner, returned from work she insisted on Ms calling on the neighbors to assist in searching for the lost ones. A number of neighbors were notified, and, as the news spread rapidly, a party of eleven persons soon started out in search of the children. Messengers were at once dispatched to Gilberton, Shenandoah, and Mahanoy City, to see if the children had strayed to either of those places. In the meantime, the search was carried on industriously in the hills that surround the home of the little ones, but up to midnight no clew to their whereabouts was ^discovered. About tMs time the messengers returned from the surrounding villages and reported that they could find no traces of the children. The search was carried on diligently, however, and between 1 and 2 o'clock one of the hunters named Peter H. Mullen heard a faint cry for help issue from a thicket on a hill just above the village of Gilberton, and, on running in that direction, came upon an old sink-hole, at the bottom of wMchhe heard the children, who, in answer to Ms inquiries, said they were unhurt, but could not get out. Peter's shouts soon brought reinforcements to the .spot, and among them came Mrs. Henry, me distracted mother, who had spent the entire Mght in the hills looking for her little ones. Her joy on learning that they had'been found and Were uninjured proved more than her mind could bear -and she fainted. As the pit in wMch the children were is about 2£fiy*£e*3t Seep and hes perpendicular -without a rope, so one of the party was dispatched to Gilberton, and in about half an hour he returned with the desired article. The rope was fastened around Mr. Henry's waist, and with a lantern in Ms hand he was lowered into the black depths of the pit. The boy was first hoisted up and then Mr. Henry and the little girl. The children state that they were picking berries when the bank on wMch they were standing crumbled beneath their feet, and they were carried to the bottom. Strange to say, beyond a few bruises and scratches, the little ones were unhurt. The boy says the accident occurred about 9 or 10 o'clock, and consequently they were confined in the pit nearly sixteen hours. Fortunately, the sink-hole the children fell into did not, like the majority of sueh places, contain water, or they would in all probability have been drowned. Frightened to Death. One of the saddest of deaths, caused virtually by a night of terror, occurred at No. 1014 Julia street this morning. A little boy, named Eddie Natlic, of timid disposition, stole a handful of rare flowers from a neighboring gardener a week ago, and the gardener, being very much annoyed by the depredation, swore out a warrant charging the child with malicious trespass. The Marshal who served the writ represented to the child's parents that he was only going to take Eddie to the Four Courts to identify some other boys who were in custody. In getting out of the veMcle at the Four Courts Eddie sprained Ms ankle slightly. He was put into jail, a place of which he had always had a mortal dread. He was assigned a cell in which there was a drunken man, wMch only added to his fright. The man used him as a pillow, and though tortured by Ms ankle he did not dare to cry out or move. For seven or eight long hours he lay in that cramped position, too frightened to sleep, even were he not in an agony of pain. The night came on and the noises which came from all parts of the gloomy jail intensified his terror, while the climax was reached when all sounds died away and perfect silence reigned. His parents, after he had been missing for some hours, sought Mm, but the jail office was shut up, and the mght guards knew of no such prisoner. The Deputy Marshal was found, and he told where the boy was. It was 11 o'clock when he was released, and his nervous condition was most pitable. Such a shock was it that he never recovered from Ms fright till he died, although nearly a week intervened. His ankle swelled up immediately, and was treated by a physician, but the boy's condition was such that he could not rally, and treatment was of no avail. His <death was directly clue to septicaemia or blood-poisoning, but the physician regards the fright as the superinducing cause.—St. Louis Bepublican. A negro boy with white hair is the reigning sensation in Crawford, Ga. When the angry passions gath*ring in my mother's face I see. And she leads me in the "bed-room—gently lays me on her knee; Then I know that I wiU catch it, and my fleslt in fancy itches As I listen to the patter of the shingle on my breeches. * Every tinkle of the shingle has an echo anda sting, nd a thousand burning fancies into active be*"-'- spring; ' And a thousand bees and hornets "neath my 'c tail seem to swarm As I liBten to the patter of the shingle, oh, so warm. In a splutter comes my father—whom I supposed had gone— To survey the situation and tall her to lay it on; To see her bending o'er me as I listen to tiie strain Played by her and by the shingle, in a wild ana weird refrain. In a sudden intermission, which appears my onl^ chance, I say: " Strike gently, mother, or you'll split my Sunday pants." She stops a moment, draws her breath, ihe shingle holds aloft, And says: "I had not thought of that—my son, just take them off." Holy Moses! and the angels, cast thy pitying glances down, And thou, oh 1 family doctor, put a good soft poultice on; And may I with fools and dunces everlastingly commingle If I ever say another word when my mother wields the shingle. MOT. AS© "P©IHTo Isn't every Congressman a .capitalist? It is mournful to see a man more n full. Always best when rare^—1 broils. Gbeen turtles—Those that alow themselves to be caught. Thet say it takes a smart man to rant a hotel; bat an inn-experienced m*am can do it. Building the St. Louis bridge was a big feat; but any St. Louis girl can show bigger feet. The climate of Saratoga is the most equable in the world. There is a never- ending spring there. SCjO(Dal-mongebs may learn tMs lesson from the frog: Once overpassed the season of Ms adolescence, he gives up tail-bearing. There is one tMng about archery... No matter how poof a shot you are, you can always make an-arro"*v? ©scap© from Mtting the bull's-eye.: . We never yet saw' a. man who-hated kings and queens bad enough not to take a couple from the bottom of the pack if an opportunity offered.- An exchange says the writing ink need by the -ancients wonld fee oc^leS couldn't write plain, unvarnishedtales. Professor in law recitation—"Ms. , what is excusable homicide?" Senior, promptly—"Excusable homicide is when a man kills himself in self- defense." Careful housewife (lifting a shoe from the soup tureen)—"La! who'd '& thought baby's shoe would turn up in the soup? But I knew it wasn't lost. I never lose anything." The Binghamton Bepublican tells of an old lady who can't see why baseball players change pitchers so often. She thinks they ought to get one that would hold enough in the first place. "Ma,"-said a little urchin, peeping beneath the bed-clothes, "I am cold; I want more clothes on the bed." "Lie still, my dear," said the mother, "till your sister comes Home from church she's got the counterpane for an aiij"*? s ment." An old Highland clergyman, who ka received several calls to parishes, aske Ms servant where he should go. Tht servant said: " Go where there is most sin, sir." The preacner concluded that was good advice and went where there was most money. A little boy was one day asked by a clergyman if he knew what an implicit, cMld-like faith was. He thought he did. Being asked to describe it, after thinking a moment, he said: "When my mother says a tMng is so, I must believe it is so, if it ain't so." It is said that Charles B-sade, the novelist, keeps two secretaries at work reading and clipping murders, poisonings, accidents, Tobberies, and other "unco mournful tales," which furmsh him with the Mnt or substance of incidents for his stories and plays. ,A Detroiter cured a long and severe attack of neuralgia by falling down stairs. That's nothing. Some years ago a Norristown youth was Cured of a bad habit of swearing by falling off <a cherry-tree. Not a single oath has escaped Ms lips since. The fall-broke Ms neck.—Norristown Herald. When Fogarty got to the end of Ms journey he folded his trunk into a compact parcel, remarking that the man who printed the railroad flyers had made a slight mistake. The bill was evidently intended to read, "Baggage chucked through."—Boston Transcript. THE BAXTER TRAGEDY. Said Mrs. Baxter to her mate, '; My dear, where shall we rusticate? At Newport, Long Branch, or Cape May? At Saratoga, Putin-Bay, Or where, my dear, I beg you say i" Then Mr. Baxter heaved a groan, Anfj answered, in a smothered tone: " My dear, we cannot, will not roam By seaside-splash ormountain-gloam— We'll rusticate this year at home." Then Mrs. Baxter gave a glare^— A shriek went out upon the air— A flash, a crash, a smash, a roar, A seething, bubbling flood of gore, And Mr. Baxter was no more. —Si. Louis Times-Journal ■s> There is grave apprehension in England as to the potato as well as the other crops failing. i>
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|1879-08-29; Clare County Press
|Goodenough & Wilson
|Friday, August 29, 1879 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
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Karsten Kroon will undergo surgery Monday morning to repair facial injuries the BMC Racing Team rider sustained during a crash Wednesday at Fléche Wallonne.
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Kroon fractured his nose and cheekbone – as well as a bone beneath his right eye – when he was involved in a high-speed pile-up with 70 kilometers to go in the race. The 90-minute operation will take place at a hospital in Tongeren, Belgium. "The biggest problem is that my cheekbone is pushed in about a centimeter and my nose is displaced. So they have to put it back in position." Titanium plates will be inserted into his face to make the necessary repairs.
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Students in Rome, Spring Break 2012 were: Robert O'Ryan, Emily Fletchas, Cathy Thorne, Kenny Hooks, K.J. Grover, Alex Grover, Brandon Lutts, Bentley Smith, Dana Pabalate, Shazzade Dobbins (not pictured), and Maurice Mondie (not pictured). The Trevi Fountain is where everyone gathered, as tradition has it, to throw a coin over their shoulder to be assured that they would return to Rome.
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A record-breaking drought has left California and most of the western United States parched, threatening crops and even some of the region's hydroelectric power . Now a network of global positioning system stations scattered across the west is providing a new way to show just how dry it's become.
"The beauty of this is that, at a regional scale, you're able to put a number on how much water we've lost," says Daniel Cayan of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego. Compared to the nine years before the drought, the new data show that the western United States has lost 240 gigatons of water, which is enough to flood the entire region in 10 centimeters of water.
NASA's GRACE satellites have provided the best data yet on the planet's total water storage, measuring how the changing water mass on and below the surface alters Earth's gravity. The problem, however, is that they can only resolve differences across distances of several hundred kilometers.
The new measurements, which Cayan and his colleagues report this week in the journal Science
, have a much better resolution—200-300 kilometers. The researchers used more than 700 GPS stations that are part of the National Science Foundation's Plate Boundary Observatory to measure the rising and falling of Earth's surface due to the presence of water. Whether in lakes or aquifers, water weighs down on Earth, causing the surface to sink ever so slightly. During a drought, the lower water weight means the surface rises. Each station, which is anchored firmly into the ground, constantly receives signals from at least four GPS satellites overhead. The signals contain time and position information of the satellites, and are then used to calculate the station's location to within 1-2 millimeters horizontally and 3-5 millimeters vertically.
The GPS network was originally designed to monitor the motion of tectonic plates, says Adrian Borsa of the University of California, San Diego, who led the study. And at first, that's what he was interested in. But when the researchers looked at their data, something else caught their eyes.
"We discovered this whopping signal that started at the end of 2012 and has continued to the present," Borsa says. "That's the signature of this current drought." The data showed that in general, the ground rose by about four millimeters. "It doesn't sound like a lot, but to us, that's a huge, huge signal to see over that short period," he says.
The Sierra Nevada mountain range, which Cayan says is California's largest water source for domestic and agricultural purposes, normally sees the most precipitation and thus feels the effects of the drought most. And there, the rise was 15 millimeters. "That's stunning," Borsa says.
While the source of the data was unexpected, the results themselves are not. "This confirms what we've seen in other measures," Cayan says. What's special about the GPS measurements is that they give a quantitative, overall view of the water system at a high resolution. Hydrologists have accurate ways of measuring surface water like precipitation, stream flow, and snowpack, but determining the amount of groundwater is murkier, relying on models and estimates, he says.
"This drought signature is a very strong signal," Cayan says. "But there's other things that are buried in there, and it remains to be seen how much information can be extracted from this record."
There are GPS networks covering most of the United States and many other countries, mainly used for studying tectonic shifts and determining earthquake risk. Now, Borsa says, these networks can be used to study water systems as well.
"It does show a lot of promise," says Michael Anderson, state climatologist at the California Department of Water Resources, who was not involved in the study. But he adds that it'll take some time for hydrologists to figure out exactly how this new kind of data can inform water management.
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Towson announces 23 recruits on Signing Day
Towson strengthened its Co-Colonial Athletic Association Champion football team Wednesday with the addition of a 23-man recruiting class.
This year's class consisted of four offensive lineman, five defensive lineman, two defensive backs, a quarterback, five wide receivers, three linebackers, two running backs and one place kicker/punter.
Of the 23 players, 11 of them had received offers from other division 1-A schools in but chose to attend Towson, Footbal Head Coach Rob Ambrose said.
"We won today," Ambrose said. "If this is a football game, then it was a blowout."
Highlighting the class is running back Darius Victor from Northwestern High School.
Victor was the leading rusher in the state of Maryland in 2012, running for 2,017 yards and 31 touchdowns.
The Hyattsville, Md. native took part in the Crab Bowl and the Chesapeake Bowl, as well as the Prince George's county vs. Southern Maryland Athletic Conference All-Star game.
The Tigers also brought in Heath Dahlgren from Governor Thomas Johnson High School to compete at quarterback during the spring.
Dahlgren graduated a semester early from high school to enroll in Towson for the spring 2013 semester.
"He's special on a lot of levels," Quarterbacks Coach Jared Ambrose said of Dahlgren. "He's a great athlete, and is a two-dimensional player like Grant [Enders]."
Rob Ambrose said Dahlgren, along with the other quarterbacks currently on Towson's roster, will compete for the starting job, and said he hopes to name a starter by the end of the semester.
Staying on the offensive side of the ball, the Tigers brought in several wide receivers to strengthen a receiving core that lost Tom Ryan to graduation.
Andre Dessenberg from Ocean Lakes High School in Virginia heads the receiving class.
Dessenberg broke the records of Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin and former New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Plaxico Burress for receiving yards in the Virginia Beach, Va. area.
"I think he's the love of my life," Wide Receivers Coach Dassin Blackwell said.
Possibly the most promising defensive player is defensive end D'Sean Cummings.
Cummings, from Frederick Douglass High School, led his team to the Maryland State Championship game and a 12-2 record.
In his senior year, Cummings made 105 tackles and eight sacks, in addition to 109 tackles and 10 sacks in his junior year.
The average grade point average for the recruiting class was 3.005, and only one recruit was not a multi-sport athlete, according to Rob Ambrose.
"We got guys that are better than what we have in the locker room right now," he said. "There are kids who desperately want a degree, and they see what their future has in store for them. We also have kids who want to be here more than anywhere in the world."


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text: Kenwood KAC-2404S 4-channel car amplifier 40 watts RMS x 4 (New Stock) Zoom Front Photos Videos My vehicle's homepage We don't check this item for fit or compatibility. Item #: 113KAC2404 Review Summary 5 people say DISCONTINUED This item is no longer available to purchase. Contact us for other options Call Email Original price $119.99 Shop all All Car Amplifiers Shop all All Car Amplifiers We recommend this similar item, or shop all All Car Amplifiers Kenwood KAC-6406 40W x 4 Car Amplifier 130 watts RMS x 2 at 4 ohmsvariable low-pass and switchable high-pass filterspreamp and speaker-level inputs $149.99 Compare discontinued and similar item x By buying this product you'll earn up to 120 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. 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See more info on this item Highlights:4-channel car amplifier40 watts RMS x 4 at 4 ohms (60 watts x 4 at 2 ohms)130 watts RMS x 2 bridged output at 4 ohms (4-ohm stable in bridged mode)CEA-2006 compliantswitchable high-pass filter (80 Hz, 12 dB per octave) on front (A ch) channelsvariable low-pass filter (50-200 Hz, 18 dB per octave) on rear (B ch) channelsMOSFET power supplypreamp and speaker-level inputsrequires 10-gauge power and ground leads wiring and hardware not included with amplifierfuse rating: 30A x 113-13/16"W x 2-3/8"H x 8-1/2"Dwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Performance RMS Power Output (Watts x Channels) 40 x 4 Peak Power Output (Watts x Channels) 125 x 4 Power at 2 Ohms (Watts x Channels) 60 x 4 Bridged Power (Watts x Channels) 130 x 2 Minimum Impedance Bridged 4 Minimum Impedance Unbridged 2 Best Frequency Response 5-50k Hz THD at Rated RMS Power 1% Signal to Noise Ratio 80 dB Input Voltage 14.4v Features Amplifier Class AB Low-Pass Crossover Frequency 50-200 Hz Low-Pass Slope (dB/octave) 18 dB/oct High-Pass Crossover Frequency 80 Hz High-Pass Slope (dB/octave) 12 dB/oct Bass Boost No Bass Boost Frequency N/A Fan Cooled No Fuse Rating 30 Speaker Level Inputs Harness Preamp Outputs No Width (inches) 13-13/16 Height (inches) 2-3/8 Depth (inches) 8-1/2 Parts Warranty 1 Year Labor Warranty 1 Year Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual 4-Channel amplifier 30 amp ATO fuse (installed) 7" Speaker-level input harness Four 5/8" Self-tapping screws Instruction manual (English/ French/ Spanish) Warranty information Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Controls Connections Features CEA-2006 Compliant: CEA-2006 is a system of testing & measurement methods for mobile audio amplifiers. This voluntary standard advocates a uniform method for determining an amplifier's RMS power output and signal-to-noise ratio. The criteria for measuring power uses a DC input voltage of 14.4 volts and the RMS power output is measured into a 4-ohm load, with 1% or less Total Harmonic Distortion plus noise (THD+N), and over a frequency range (for full range amplifiers) of 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz. Signal-to-Noise ratio is measured in weighted absolute decibels (dBA) at a reference of 1 watt into 4 ohms. CEA-2006 standards allow consumers to compare car amplifiers and receivers under the same conditions (apples to apples). The Kenwood KAC-2404S under CEA-2006 regulations is rated at 40 watts RMS x 4 channels with an 80 dBA signal to noise ratio. The signal to noise ratio at the rated power output (not CEA-2006 conditions) is 95 dB. 2-Ohm Stable: The amplifier can support a 2-ohm load when not bridged; the 2-ohm power output is 60 watts RMS x 4 channels. Bridgeable: Either side (or both sides) of the four-channel amplifier can be bridged to a 4-ohm mono load; the bridged output is 130 watts x 2 channel RMS. Cast Aluminum Heat Sink: The KAC-2404S utilizes a cast aluminum heat sink design to ensure the amplifier stays cool. Protection circuitry: The amplifier features protection circuits that will turn the amp off in case of the following events: speaker output contacts ground speaker wire short-circuits unit malfunctions and DC is sent to speaker output Power Indicator: When the amplifier is turned on the Power indicator (on top of the amp) lights up red. This indicator turns off with the amplifier, and will turn off if the amplifier goes into protect mode. Controls Gain: The A and B sides of the amplifier have independent input gain controls; both 0.2-5.0 volts (RCA). High Pass Crossover: The A side of the amplifier has a fixed 80 Hz, -12 dB/oct high-pass filter which can be turned On or Off. Low Pass Crossover: The B side of the amplifier has a continuously variable (50-200 Hz) low-pass crossover. The slope is -18 dB/oct and the crossover can be turned On or Off. Connections Power Connections: The power and ground connections are 0.55" wide screw terminals; the remote turn-on connection is a 0.35" wide screw terminal. A Phillips-head or flat blade screw driver (not supplied) is required to tighten/loosen the terminals. Spade connectors are recommended. Minimum 10 gauge wire is required for power and ground. Speaker Outputs: The four pair of speaker outputs are 0.35" wide screw terminals. A Phillips-head or flat blade screw driver (not supplied) is required to tighten/loosen the terminals. Spade connectors are also recommended for the speaker wires. Note: Each set of speaker output terminals can be used in stereo or bridged mode. Line Level Inputs: The KAC-2404S' A and B sides each have stereo RCA line-level inputs with independent gain (Input Sensitivity) controls. The inputs will accept signals of 0.2 volts (200mV) to 5.0 volts. Speaker Level Input: A five-pin (four channel) harness is included for the speaker level input. 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Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 Kenwood KAC-2404S Written By Powerhaulic, Adirondacks, NY on Wednesday, August 14, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works great, no pops on power up Pros: All Good Cons: none so far 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Kenwood KAC-2404S Written By Anonymous, Greenville, SC on Wednesday, January 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works like I thought it would. Powers my four kenwood speakers perfectly, wasn't expensive compared to others, and gives the speakers I had also recently installed the power they needed. Pros: inexpensive, so far reliable (only installed 1 month), aesthetically nice if mounted in a visible area, was able to fit it under a '97 cherokee rear seat! (Barely) Cons: None so far 4 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great amp Written By Ken, Summerville on Sunday, October 14, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a great amp. Easy installation and easy to tweak for a great sound. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Kenwood Amp Written By Kenwood KAC-2404S, York,Pa on Monday, January 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This did the trick kicking up my receiver and bass. Very pleased. 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 out of 5 Good Solid Amp Written By Dave S, East Windsor, CT on Wednesday, May 18, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Bought this amp for my wife's car. It sounds very good, giving the bass a solid punch and overall sound quality is great. I find the physical size a little big as compared to other 4x40 amps. The price here is higher than other places and Crutchfield doesn't provide significant freebies for amps like they do with speakers and receivers. 16 out of 21 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No Add accessories for the Kenwood KAC-2404S Add Accessories Add a Warranty You'll need an amp wiring kit to install your new amplifier, as wiring is not included. See all categories & accessories You'll need an amp wiring kit to install your new amplifier, as wiring is not included. Single-amp Wiring Kits Bring the music from your amp to your speakers. Speaker Wire Patch cables take the music from your stereo to the amplifier. Most amp wiring kits don't include them. RCA Patch Cables & Adapters Helps protect your car's charging system and improves power handling. Required power and ground wires not included with cap. Capacitors The right tools will make the installation easier. 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- Blue Estate - Official Launch Trailer, (PS4)
- Goat Commando 3D Simulator - Gameplay, (iPhone-iPod)
- Munin - Official Launch Trailer, (iPad)


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Heather thanks the "right side of the couch" for being real girlfriends.
Sonja explains why she and Ramona are family, why she's hiring Aviva, and why LuAnn is still her friend.
Hear what Captain Lee has to say about this season's crew (and the first round of charter guests).
LuAnn reveals that her relationship with Sonja is still broken, and dishes on a possible new dance single.
Aviva thanks everyone that made RHONY Season 6 a success, and finds the good in her fellow Housewives (minus Carole).
He also reflects on his new life as a reality star.
Teresa Aprea was glad Bobby had her sister's back after the confrontation with Amber Marchese.
Dina Manzo explains her comments about Jim Marchese and Melissa Gorga (and dishes on her date).
Melissa Gorga explains why she didn't trust Amber Marchese.
Despite Ramona's dismissal as the "new girl," Kristen sounds off on Aviva, Heather's authenticity and her first year as a Housewife.
Vicki wonders if she handled the Tamra situation as best she could, and apologizes for Heather's tough year.
Teresa Giudice thinks the way Jim Marchese spoke to her was out of line.
The O.C. Housewives taught us a lot about life during their time in Bali -- including when to tell someone they are crap.
Tamra apologies to Alexis in the wake of feeling confronted in Bali and tries to analyze the ladies' "take down."


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Ask Nicole questions during the meeting by Tweeting her @nbgerspacher.
Man fighting charges for painting Main Street
BURGETTSTOWN, Pa. (AP) — A western Pennsylvania man will hire an attorney and fight a criminal mischief charge for painting the speed limit on a stretch of Main Street. Full Story
Guest lineups for the Sunday news shows
WASHINGTON (AP) — Guest lineups for the Sunday TV news shows: ABC's "This Week" — Dr. Full Story
(AP Photo/John Bazemore, File)
'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo' canceled
TLC axes show after evidence surfaces that star Mama June had resumed a romance with a convicted child molester.


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The report audited 1.7 million apps and was undertaken by Juniper Networks' Mobile Threat Center over 18 months in 2011 and 2012. Many of the free apps, the report said, "collect information or require permissions unnecessary for the described functionality of the apps."
This is not the first report to find that mobile apps are collecting, and, in some cases, transmitting information irrelevant to their purported needs. In late 2010, for instance, The Wall Street Journal reported a large portion of sampled smartphone apps were transmitting the device's unique ID to other companies without users' awareness or consent, and some were also sending location, age and other personal details.
Collecting for Local Ads?
However, that story, undertaken two years ago with a much smaller selection, determined that the Android apps it analyzed transmitted less data than iPhone apps that the paper also reviewed.
The more comprehensive Juniper report said that a significant number of Android applications "contain permissions and capabilities that could expose sensitive data or access device functionality that they might not need."
For instance, while some of the Android apps use location data to customize local ads, the report found that many more apps were collecting that information than were actually serving up ads. Nine percent of apps worked with the top five ad networks, but 24.1 percent tracked location.
This fact that so many more free apps are using location tracking than are serving local ads, the company warned, led it "to believe that there are several apps collecting information for reasons less apparent than advertising."
'Most Concerning' Category
In addition, nearly 7 percent of free apps could access user address books, while slightly more than 2 percent of paid ones could, and 2.5 percent of free apps could silently send text messages versus 1.45 percent of paid apps. In other capabilities, such as secretly initiating calls in the background or accessing the device's camera, free apps also greatly outnumbered paid apps.
By category, the "most concerning" were racing games, as well as apps related to cards and casinos. The report recommends that developers correlate permissions to actual app functionality, and that there be better differentiations between kinds of permissions -- such as the difference between an app wanting to place an outgoing call, compared to a financial app that offers the benign convenience of being able to call local branches from within the app. (continued...)
2. Apple Pay Rival Defends Service
3. Identity Theft: More than Money Lost
4. AT&T, Verizon Track Phone Web Use
5. Data Breaches Plague California


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