County And Vicinity

Mis George H. Kempf of Chelsea and Mrs. 8. ('. Ivés of tlie same place, hare been visltlng friends ín New York gtate A beautiful monument to the memory of the late Philip Clark, hia wie and daughter, lias l een ore. -teil ii Mt. Olive! cemetery, Chelsea, by Miss Rose Clark of Chicago. The work was done by Mr. August Neuberger aud is very creditable.- Chelsea Herald. Ever since the great blow that demo'isheil the Ypsilanti opera house the people there have been oontlnually dazzled with the footligtits ot an imaginary new theatre. They have haü promi.se upon promlsc - scheme upon scheme flashed be'ore their visIon and it looks now as though they would behold the New Jerusalem ooming down írom heaven before Uii'j see a show la that new opera house It is the most deceptive air r.astle that never was built.- Monroe Uemo crat. The 'two most critical timos in a woman's ilife are the time.s whlcb makfi the girl a ivomaa, and the wonian a mother. At these times, Dr. Plerce's tPavorlte Prescription is oí incalculable valué. It strengthens and invigorates the organs distinctiy 'leminine, promotes regularity of the lunctions, allays irritatiou and infla mmation, checks unnatural, cxhaustlng drains, and puts the whole delicate organism into perlect r.ondition. Almost all the ills of woman kind are traceable to some form o ivhat ïs known as "female eomplaint." Vhere are not thre! cases in a hundred of -woman"s peculiar diseases that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription wiU not cure.