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Cedar Springs is too big a tcnvn; too nice a tcnvn ; too many good people in it, and will not play hall on Memorial Day. It te not a dayl for Jiorse racing, dancing and ball playing.- Clipper. All twvns íKuld be too Tjig a.nd all poople too good to hold anything of a gay or festive nature om tliat day ; or, if eucïi thing are lield, all good people sfoould stay away from them. O The law faculty of the TJatverisiity has formally dlsapproved of the practice of clandestine mavriages, several of w-liich have recently been veported amoag studente. It is to be regretted tliat gome one in authority does not censure lie practice of "suppressin" marriage licenses in aid oí clandestine marriages. One of the principal cbjects of the license law is publicity, and no county clerksliould "suppress" a license issued by him for a single day, or even for an ÜiouV, if inquiry fc made for tihem. As well neglect or re fiase to make tle required. record oí ttie marriages after the proper retupn to his office.- Enterprise. A Michigan farmer wculd not Bhow good seaüse to ratee wool at 25 cents a pound. A Tariíf of a aollar a pound wouldn't ratee the price o{ wool a cent a poumd, either.- Adrián Press. Queer assertimi that íirst one. What do you think ahout it my farmer friend? Th last assertion is one tliat the Press has been slnglng ftr years, and ye! price of wool went down at once under the miticipation. evpn. o i roe trade until t,1ie farmers have killed off or Bold ofl nearly all tiheir öhep. The i'ress Has tïie most wonderful gall of any paper m the country by claiming that things are not what they are, tut are -vhat ft'a oditor wants ihem to De. The Press man asserts that "olackis white and sticks to it, but the record of vobes show that he caji't puU free tirade wool OTer the eyes of Lenawee county iarmers.