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COTTON.

TnE New York spot market was quiet all day
and prices hxed. Sales are about as usual
There Is no charge % note At Liverpool in
price o. tone. Receipts there were light to-day
and all American totton. Sales are zoo less
than Yesterday aud all sales ~ere American cot
ton The Naachester m .rtet OF yarns AND 90
rics 10 steady PORT receipts fell OF l057s baies
from sst year. q dives on receipts to-day are
ls OO and sales s33 at previous prices. ana q
s1eady tone. New Orleans sales are
5000 tone quiet prices unch,ps
cd Dallas dealers Iredict thst
The spct cotton will decline a fraction Monday,
b sing opinion o. the dec Inc OF the current
mont "a future reports from all points. Hos.
eve Dall-s pots are trm to-day = quot a
figures Receipts by rail .. compress to-day are
4 bsles n I'M Lewisville 10 w aid Hill Receipts
b. wagon are a bale. 70 Ca ifsra.a ard rotsi
"a bis. while 4 c. got 20 their
care 20 bales II w ath' rinrd cotton
vhich vas c, oppressed and frwaIdei {, desti.
nation Being IN trsssii. Il Il not 20 be sdded 70
DsIas rec-ipts. shipmsn ro-dsy are so1 bales
b,T n Mitchell ofths 10l bales went over
the Texas q Pacific ard 10 over the Te.ss MID.
i.nf 4. ceipts q cotton ~ Dsllss f,r ths week
"a M PLAY inclusive are 6s5 bales. Ship
Isuts same are ~ bales. The receipts this
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MEDICAL
nat' 9s.a'. d Nay !l:Tl',
ThcrlmcTiclsulrntrrul'yApproveiRomedy
iorall Diseases oitAe n.llDraul kiduyr
~ po.''. t. sur'C. a Acrc all
ogb .acdic, sIgI RAFT
ed 90 Produce hs.E 4

"ndrhrs Disease % tho KIM y" fearful
sc1ursr. which spares 1t.ilyrags 0 more unil
t0u. becomes an iuuunhlr disease only Dor ih,
went Of timely attention ltullowed o. work in
uyagef unchecked until thAs fastened urHuih'
vluhuiIls victim uo mcllra ssh rha fu..h." OH
bold. fc'H.m1is prey md annually hHuhpislH
Victims by ,bs thousand 4 umely u'r"l
Smiths Extract of May Flower
will positively prevent ,uph results iu proof 70
assertion, $50 gifr you ip the numh.r..a ITO
u1ul-.s 100 0ur posse. Ilu, and quote s.rh uu.'
ueut au,lur.ti,, H# Dr. ll Ives, of Sow Haven.
Conn, nuI Dr. Kiun Compiler OF kiur.f N..
prnn,lrJ AK y0uf own Vhy r'uu if thH-f
name, Hrs autb0Ht.Ds and decide iHr ynur D.
whether you viii sacrifice yUur Doc rather .hHu
surrender your prejudice % an advertised NELL.
cine. Decide now, it may nHt be inp la'e.
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
Is natures own tcmcl, ukuo vic docDcIlu
oinausruu. drugs auI dangerous chemicals. Nay
Flower &, modest l.f'o p.,ut which grows n
New Found mud. 600 rc.usy ivuiu and Kentucky
Ihdmrg.r AMI a.trug0ut lu il rr1peru.s, and
hn, frequently bcou used to great advantage in
phrf,ua and Buwc, Complaints ~ children. lr'
great merit however, Alu is gentle and cil...cn.
action ON the Kidneys. Il removes all impurities
through natural channels and restores thrsys''m
toAhcnlthy condition. Iprompty clio''sT.W
an a.. back ami loIgg. IN cases uiwnnk ana DOLE
cntr 'amnl.s, its value is beyond computation
But Tor thc natural m1lcs,y o. woman, which
cause, her 90 shrink from newspaper publicity
We might publish hundreds Of testimonials oi
lnesilmahlo benefits derived from ir use.
Ask your druggist for snith's Extinct OF Nay
Flower. Read carefully thc circular around uc
5otlo. Il Is yours 10 choose between
Health. happiness aud Lie.
Disease, Misery and Dca.h
Prepared only by s. Il. smith 4 Bro. Covlngton.
Ky. For sale 1. Al. druggists.
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FINANCEAND COTTON
FISANCIAL.

The rour.e, OF Paris, "a q mmantnr uton
the weak ness Of the money marEcl az the Ffvnrh
capital declares that the atilfsciaY rnudi'
ton of things IL due ~ a pr Valeni sslutuf pee
slmism, largely the result 81 r.aoIien from ne
oitmlsm ~ rife two year aFa, which has u'en
intensiled by group ofp efst1fs shb trrs To
derive adyAntag from tho gsnsrsl rnnfslna
This sTOul itsAy-, II recruited mainly from
those who were formerly pf0min az ~ thelr
extreme optimism T. ey ufe the most uu-
torapulous means % hf.nT al. uta sl.i. of g.n'
eral announcement Thy send hlsc dis,
psiches spread bad npWs OF
evey sort cast suspicion on the beat
established credits aud cure TIE puull'ttlon
OF unfuvOrAble article. Ia ccftti ~ tno Paris
journals, Thu B1ur-r warns tho peop'o agaiust
the machlnatlons Of thv operators referred W,
aud points out that tho pefsim site irt has q,
present no reason iOf existence IN thf marks'.
no really disturbing qu suuns having arisen
during tho year n 4 several questions which
helped TO cloud tho Ansncisl atmosphere hay.
iaE been settled In comfortably win b Altly
financial tradition. The Bpurse hnds console.
ton IN the fact that the pessimi'm referred To IL
not shared by the real ca plta.isN Of tho country,
who showed NJ tho ume n the recent l.suea
that they we're no 10 he mslvd or inimldaHd
" ,ho efforts OF tn operators
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IT ne STATE OF Alto ALL PERSONS
inlere ted IN the uarhianship o the estate
orc Meriiae'd lunatic: Joseph Merrill, ia
guardiar. has aled ia The County Court of Dial.
las connty flual accou snrwing the condiio
oflIss.ii ward, o. Y Mer'ifeld, which will he
heard Mt the term of,aid court, commencing on
The first Monday 10 Feb wary A. ID. 1884, ~
The Court house, In the city OF Dallas, a which
time n, persons interested In the welfare OF said
In attic m appear aud contest said account II
Wines. W NJ. C. Hir county clerk of Dallas
COUNTY Texas
lis I-Given under my hand and the seal Of
said court, at Office. la the city OF Dallas this
3lst dsy OF December, A. D. 1888
W. N. O. HILL,
County Clerk OF Dallas county, Texas.
BY l.. II. HUGuE., Deputy. iaB3thnrs3t
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lu me Head he vital 0ul passing unobsefbed
Iu tho ufiuy, o. many other diseases thht lend
10 insanity aud death -
TuE ENGLI-u MEDICAL IN-firl IN
viii agree O. forfeit iiNe hundrsd DOLLARS
fur a cns- ~ tins Mud the VIAL HE>l ORA
TiNE under their tutrial HdviCs ard treat
mruH will NOT tuft ~ fur ruvihiur imLufn or
iujuung 'uuui bon 40, TbE iNGitsH MEnI-
tAL INNii1t ~ treats al iIlvatr diseases
su.tr. suly without mercury. consultation
Free. Thorough examination and Hdvice In,
Guiding uuelNsIs eli. utiur - ~. Prize Of Vital
Hcs,urauvs, Sl'' "a bottle. on four times the
price, ~ c. 10 ID .u, e. ID - sent wit out VI
ff srusrfuucI s,ru.r fou observe inn and
Doe % private .Hur ~ Ur..rDd, Hv fNsiIsd
IOris. Missouri.
Wnolcsslc AGENT. }. 81. SCOTT & CO.. Cal
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DALLAS n1onANoE AsD sILyIn

Why IL II 80 many suffer from rheumar
tism, aohes, pains, kidney discusses live
complaint, heart affections, etc2 II is simp-
~ because they will not come and lie
healed. Any disease begin from want OF
iron in the blood. This want OF iron M k-s
the blood thin, watery and impure. lm-
pure blood carries weakness aud distress 10
OF iron by using Browns Iron Bltters and
yon will soon fnd yourself enjoying perfect
freedom from aches, pains ana general Ill
Enalih
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when we consider the little attention
which is paid 10 tbe Laws Of health, we
cannot be surpi cd Et the indifference
manifested in relation 10 tbs purity OF The
articles that are used In daily food. II
all articles put upou the market were as
perfect a. Dr. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der, this indifference might answer.
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MEDICAL

ssDk. fuurHk utNAtA ut FRANCE
| has made us his AGENTS Tor ~ s.Aln o. Texas ~
cell bis neypr.iAiling remedy Nliur0s "a ~
hlHi Restorative or Vital oT' All aneOtof slth
nervous debility. l0ss Of manhood lud fln-
bred diseases should ~ once y oouTe hia IN uis<
ifOm which tO learn The rnuse 0f the fiss asos
above mentioned thft Ei once 10 procure from
~ uf through ut by Your dTugg goF 'yerpfess
the utyeT'fslling rrnedy
ORoWDus 4 BALDWIN
wholesale Druggists Iallas TeIas
nv retail ~ Howell Bros sn j, 4 WILLIAMS,
llu itrated Marriage Guide, 900 pages, cloth
and glt binding 90 cents. same Ia paper cover,
2l cents, Manhood. 90 cents womantood, Is
cents. pamphlet, cents, securely sealed ~
mail. send money or postage Stamps DIT.
WHITTIER. tho Great Specialist on ~.
pbHr1tF stfpHt 50 louis, 40.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20

Frepchmen can properly be called
"the knights OF the table" They are
good judges in all its Refreshments and deli
cacies. In order to slim ulste the appetite
and keep the digestive organs In good order
they give pre-eminence to Angostura
B tiers. When you try them be sure IL 10
the genuine article, manufactured by DIR. J.
q. b, Siegert & Sons.
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TIE GREAT RNGLI.H REMEDY

lsa usFtrf Hing toni
Or Nervous ohility
exhausted Nltaliiy .cm.
IHuI Weakness sper.
mfturruH, l. % p II
MANHOOD. lmVOtcu-
cy Para ysis,An4 al he
llio elects Of telf.
AhUs youthful f0l lee.
sfLtK.tssci iu Uutufer
yr rf such ~ Loss u
n morv.lIfsltude Noe.
iurual kuifsIurE Ayef-
Zion 600 society lim-
rctF 90 Wis on, Noises
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uorsford,s Acid Phosphate.

SPECIFIC VIRTUES IN DYsPErsIA.
DIR. A. Jenkins, Great Falls, N H., SAYS:
81 can testify to is seemingly almost spe:
ctfic virtues In cases OF dyspepsia, nervous.
ness and morbid vigilance or wskefulness."
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Dallas NaiODal Bank
DaLIAs. TEXAS,
PAID Up CkplIGl. $4,000

irsnsuris hrrrral 'huti b lH.iruts,
OFFlCERs-s 20. hayu,, President 4 v.
Tompkius Vire-Frcsident \. NJ LoaTdou,
Cashier
DIRECTORS a. a. naypo, r. V. Tomp'
kins X fvrgu0nn, A ], 70 ter. J 4. TrcEo'
vent ~ L. A Morir ai W u Wright u A,
Kcnuug n kcuruuu
Tine flluNiU. are EHs.rru Subscriber 40 the
stock oi this Hnnk Es.alD Charles Nn.glrF late
Nict. Ffrsd 90 Contra National Ban. phlHdol.
phiaG N rfautmau. President Genital Medicinal
Is a. Philadelphia. " Brow lrlyidcut
! r rulsi Company 4 lltdcluhia " A.
Pullman Iu sidrnt = aboard hauE ArN NurE
q HHyu President Pint National BANK,
Bradford. Pa l. D. lAwinu, fIIsf Sea iauai
HIrl Ofltau, = va v, Ritis, 81 Petersburg
tlu saving Hanks X Hanna Weir PlDw
Company Monmouth, ms u. OpRy, Vice.
President United p'us Linvs,
lauk in Dexter Is D. Fussnu'h former InsuT.
pr co once MAIN STREET
J u. % tuHtu. %, NJ rLAIurTrH
fiatidenL .trordsu.
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THAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

mil ir.lldB generally may properly
urdrrsirnl tho morris 81 "CoidrHs
T',,,id RcrS Tonic M ana.y.lH ~
tho cm'nont chemist. ARTHUR Hill
nAssALL, Md, FRS, OF b'nl,u,
Tnritui. mud alfo an endorsement Qy
Tho celebrated physician, Professor
SiEER AsMUa WILSON. FRS, LID,
OF London, arc labeled on each uo,hc.
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LIVERPOOL
MONTHS.

SBId. fAsked. = =
ToSs-opened: New York, dali; New Or
leans, Quiet and ste .dy: l. verpool, fat Closed
New YORK. dull New Orleans, duh; Liverpool
hrmer.
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In IMpanNF6 - 0uALITY OE

1T IMPROVES iiiL UuALlII v
tho AiOpi urt rpI... isfli and sthoro-
fprnn Iun htriIvFI1if ANA corrective
IN cascs ofnll chronic Hidiad,cs which
nra associated with ca tMrONInihuiD
hrAIE or TIlr BLOOD. These all yiUld
tothertgulAtinF an & nOurishlug prop
CrlIes fit8 great fHul tonic clomguif-
Itrlmpcu sltcs fHrthN loss ofriidliVs
Induced by Consumption, tridrrh ur
Hrgurh inl and Throat affections. nc
,,M rcmrdB lem iit iH0 DchiiiU and
rcimhursa Tho IsmGio physique fcr
mo, I,s.rg OF rIfnftfI accom- laHY-
ing complaints peculiar 10 The sore
U1ftrtiptrsitg their own children
mud delicate trnweu who expect %
become mothers uuI bring up rigor-
oug children should ~ all N cans u5D
II. ~ ,rW restore su1crcrs rom
Mental Of Nervous Prostitution nris-
ing from OreF-irDII, I~rccsscs or
jrofrdrisd NE 49, ~ WW eurT
ilrunksuucgi aud tho Opium HaJie
for az mo appetite grows hcnlhloE
nrl digestion moro vigorous through
the $50 ~ this Tonic. tho uunalutAl
craving dies uway until tuAlly OK
tnrt. IfLhigh'p hriJlcidi Ia Liver
C.yinBfdiHfl, .udi1ridt E~rcr' and
ALL Maidridi Dissasr; and Tor tho
facilitating effects 90 Fcrcr ~ Hiiy
Kind Il has no cfsdl. IL repairs
,rnsie, iinprorcs Digestion 0Hd Up
,,cfife. and arforla tao DVspptio Ia
raIid an cnsig dsiimidhlc article
Of rood, aLi iH .l lou1ut io thc G-'in
that tho most sensitive rnlAt1 VIII not
reject g.
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DIR. STRONG'S PILLS.

The Old, The Tried, Wonderful Health
Renewing Remedies.
strong's sanstve Pills for the LIVER. A
speedy cure for Liver Complaint, regulating the
Il weis purifying the Blood, cleansing from
Msiarial faint A perfect cure for Sick ii adj
ache Constipation and dyspepsia.
stronr's Pictorial pills insure healthy appe-
lite, good d geSiion. regular " OF the bowels,
A .uPe remedy for Colds aud Rheumatism. A
precious hoon To- delicate females, soothing and
bracing the nervous system and giving yigor
ard health 10 every fibre NJ the body SOLD by
druggists For amphlets ETC.. y dress q.
HULL & co Box $50, New York City.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-20

wtaf ar bsles IN excess OF last week A
Largo pogo nisg- of the wagon 90 .gips to-day
are from Farmers Branch
ma IAs auETaI
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'lH 1Nr or TnE BEST PHYSICIANS.

have been using sgi ~ specific IN NY prsr'
Iloe for qu tea long time, and rcga.i 10 rs the
be- n Dom biuuuou ~ a / loo purllcr tonic.
II is ,ntir. Is vegetable. bel Y composed %, the
Ntract OF roots Shi.h grow ga this .ec'lon of
Georgia am fami la wi n iis history from the
time the formula was obtained from the Indians
II In a certain aud safe remedy TO- all kinds OF
blood robson aud skiH humor and in the hum
drr5s Of cases IN which have usd IL aud sses
It used, there has never been failure TO care.
have cured blood tgiutin
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GULF, COLORADO and SANTA re ri
CORRECTIONS.

at GALvEsyOg. with MALLORY Lac q
sIcamera fOI Key WUat and New York, hcr
gan Line 5tenr era for Now Orleans indlGg
Ola, Corpus Christi, Brownaytila and Yer
Uruz
At AQUqLA with L. y 9. H. &. X,
C0lnmhIA and towDs in BrazorA county
40 POs IN SER q with o., n y ., a..
wood, Lultng, san Antonio, Laredo, Uvalde
Western Texas and Mexico; also fOI
Houston and Star and Crescent GoutS M
Beaumont Orange Lake Charles, the Teoh,
County, New 0riaAns and all points IN the
south ssAL North and East with New Yora,
Texas 4 Mexican BY for Wharton, Victoria
and stations on that line.
ne BREHHAM with II. u I. q. RI iof
Hempstesd, Leabeito., aiddings, hcDie
Az MtLAWC withL 70. N. Ey. Tor Hesy1ly
PalosNne hcosdsle, Ronnd ROCK, George
town Austin 5en AArcoa New Brauufa.i
San Antonio and Laredo,
AT TEMPLE with Missouri facino Ry.
at MoSHEGOR with Texas aud 81 Louie
nv for Waco, Corsicsna, Athens, Aount Plesn'
ant Gilmer and Texarkana.
AZ MORGAN with the Texas Central fl
for Waco, Ross, Hco, Irodell Cisco and all
points on that line.
at CLEHUEHE. Junction Of Dallas Di
Ae FORT WORTH with Missouri racios
and fexas n Pacific Rvs for AL pointn o.
these lines; for III faso, Santa re, 5aa Fran
cisco and the Pacific Coast and for KanaGi
City, Il, Louis, Chicago, New York, and ~,
At DALLAS with II. 4 T. O.. ky. r. d
BY aud Daiiss Extension OF Missouri Ps
Sr-see that your tickets read over this line.
a1rFnr fall Information, address
Gen Pass Agt
GALVESTON TREAN
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YHA rHIRs eErKRATIoN

with n, afer had most siEually failed by ihe
most approved methods of tr'ament with mer.
curry aud oiiie potassium These cases have
been cuted over fifteen vears ago, and have
never hal any return ~ the disease IN MON.
selves or IN their children.
FRED A TOOMER, VI D,
Perry, Houston cOuIty, Ga.
1T IL the best selling remedy In my store,
and all classes OF Peep bus IL II ras become
"A household remedy wi N many of our best clu.
zens." WALTER A. TAYLOR
Atlanta, Ga.
81 sell swiftH spccihc-oftsl gross IN ten
DAYS NJ retail and ~ al classes some OF Az
lantHs best people use Y regularly ~ q tonio
aud Alternative. JOSIAH BRApFlELD.
Atlanta Go.
Our treatise on Blood aud Skin Diseases
mailed free to applicants. -
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-09
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-09
A Brunette in the Surf.
Philadelphia Times.1

Few women go into the surf at Long
Branch. One dashing young woman,
who is either superior to or unaccus-
toned to society's newest rules, is gor-
geous spectacle all in herself. She Is a
bewitching brunette, and comes down to
the sands at eleven or thereabouts, GOV.
cred from head to foot in a mantle of
white Turkish stuff, relieved by broad, red
stripes. She is accompanied by her French
maid and natty little Frenchman, who
looks like teacher of department, but re-
ally fills the office of "bathing man, She
cans him Arsene. He wears knee
breeches, q tight, short jacket, silk hose.
slippers without heels, and jaunty
skull cap, held in place by an elastic
band. The color of his whole attire Is
sombre black.
The maid places a camp-stool on the
sands and shades II with parti- colored
portable awning. Everything being ready
the mistress throws of her mantle, tosses
IL TO her maid servant, and stands q beau
tiful picture on the golden sands. She
is encased I'm light red merino from her
neck to her knees. Her arms and lower
limbs are covered with silk, OF glove
like tightness. Her short tunic is edged
with lace. Her lustrous black hair is un.
bound and floats out on the wind. Her
bathing.man at her command. lifts her
up In his arms, and carries her with a
stately step into the sea until he is knee
deep: then he suddenly plunges her
under a big breaker. Ske comes-up with
sputter and the usual feminine shrek,
Arsene smiles and speaks to her sssur'
ingly.
He suhmerges her no more, but gently
doats her owes the waves for FIVE or ten
minutes. and then carries her out The
ready maid throws the capscious Tur'
kish robe over the wet form. and Ar
sene once more takes ap his charge and
hurries with her into her own apartments
at the hotel. The maid follows and assist,
her e. make the toilet with which she viii
at night make men vender and women en-
vious. The lady IL from Cincinnati.
Her father made = sudden fortune in grain.
She Is his only child and has been pstsed
ard insiulzsd- Sne wa> educased IN Francs
and has only reessszy r-earn~i - -
eoansry.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-09

Pigeon with Atlantic Express on Main Lane,
which has Palace Drawing Room Sleepine
Coaches from Chicago to New York and Bosion
without change
The train leaving al IS a. m. connects at VIII
Pigeon (giving one hour for dinner) with kpeci
New York Express on Main Line
Through tickets and berths IN Sleeping Coach
Street, and Depot.
All trains will run by Goth meridian time which
is 80 minutes slower than Detroit time.
j. w. MCKINNEY. Gen1 Agf-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-09

Mai Gen. Hancock will retire from the
army in February, lSss.
Gen. Geo n. Mcclellan celebrated his sSsh
birthday last Wednesday.
Gen. Grant has now 80 psges of his
history Of che civil war written.
NJ Pasteur viii spend some time at Rio de
Iansiro studying yellow fever.
Mr. Henry +. 0iilix ~ The American Ex-
chenee IN Eur'ope. has zone - New Orleans
tor visit Of few weeks.
II. Pa;llexon. a French dramatic writer. n
rosn1 90 Iaupoer certsin American residents
cf Paris in his forthcoming play.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-09
]. W. EDDY.

have used Vans Magic Oil for Neuralgia. and
il has proved 10 be satisfactory. il has cured
me entirely, also cur next door nelghbor Wac
cured by il. Joehans Aieft. by Internal Use for
Sore Throat combined with severe Cough and
Hoarseness; also q man - the name of Stoffei
Kwintens was cured by il Of very severe Lame
back. i can never say too much IA praise Of your
Magic OH.
Grand Haven. April 25. 1sss
Yours truly, JAOOb DfcFELDEh.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-09
Read What Vans Magic Oil or King
OF Pain f-ss ccre or
the Peopls

We have used Vans Magic ca for internal and
external applications cases ~ Colds Cole uts
Burns Bruises etc. and hnd none better. II 4
especially adapted - children. a. Il can be used
with safety aud satisfaction, and we earnestly
Seoonmend il 70 parents.
Mnskegon. sept a. loo&-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-09

We have used your Magic Oh for several years.
and would not like to be without IT. a. il il good
family medicine viz: Burns, Bruises Sore
Throat Colds, etc. hence truly recommend il "a
the public. KEW. n hAADEhfhiEc-
Patterson n. j.. Feb IL. 1854.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-09
Michigan g. Ohio Railroad.


Toledo with al railroads diyergina. Tscumseh
with l. S a NJ 4. Homer with l. 3. A NJ. =.
Lansing Division and Air Lane NJ. 9. Marshall
with NJ &. X. X. Battle Creek with ChiDsxo 4
Grand Trunk and NJ. 6. r. X Eonteth. q. r. 4
l. Allegan with 6. a ". NJ. and l.. & AN. q
LUTHER ALLEN. 9en1 Psss Az
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-12-09
Michigan Central.


Depart Arrive.
Detroit Ex II 600 am Pacific Ex....s 600 am
Day Express i2:45 pm Local Pass 49,. IL 70 am
\. Y. Express 600 pm Mail .;.....:.. $40 pm
Atlantic Ex... 800 pm Way Freight. 5I5 pm
Way Freight $40 am Cd Rapids Exf10.25 pm
fParlor cars attached. .Sleeping carr attached.
Pacific and New York Express daily. Balance
rains daily except Sundays.
New York Fast Line runs daily. srrivinei
Detroit al 1885 a. m. and New York At 10 o'clock
the next evening
A train leaves Detroit al p. M. except Sun
days. with Drawing Room and Parlor Cars for
Grand Rapids. reaching here at 10 Is y. II.
Direct and prompt connection made with Great
Western. Grand Trunk and Canada Southern
trains, In depot at Detroit thus avoiding
transfers.
The Detroit Express leaving at 500 a m. hss
Drawing Room and Parior Car for Detroit, reach
ing that city at AS a. NJ New York 1880 q N
and Boston 240 p. m. next day.
Through tickets for all points and sleeping
berths may be procured Al Union Ticket Oftioe
corner Monroe and Ottawa Streets. and at Union
Depot
J. Il. SCHULTZ, Gen'l Agt-, 81 Monroe-St.
GEo. w. MUNgoS. Ticket Agent City.
j. s. HAWKINS. Ticket Agent. Depcts