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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
r,ssolsa ACT oF a GALLO.
s3-ssE< the aos~aeS "a hsf aSthsr oar
ss4r-Ol1 Okrt hsFrtofy t9Es @aaa >2>sa-1's
/. Habg vii probably t5&s-

ss4z<sxzs< the Aos~s<s - h~F aStAsf . fo~r-
Ys-r-ola Glri Horribly Csss -aaa sa-sAa.
/. sass -Is vii probably Das-
lNs@ Tork sgss.All
An attemps ~as IA is - 4 giri four
ysars II aye a. Pgrt Je1srs9a to-day O.
un2rdeF her iBfz1t sseFs aa1 tbs prokA
billxies are that t1s little ons si1I act sor-
wye Is Injuries AAilseR Lewis, cd
ord hshsrllzaa, AMI bis ~ifs i've "a = h1s
oa tns vest side 0f the hsrbor fDeAr
family eonsiss of girl foar years Of age
aad an lnfant bat six mOnths OH Ars
Lewis this morning left Ter home IA
charge u her four , yssF-Old daug gater and
a nsighbors boy, about slx years u age
during her asssnee. Her bab< ~as sleep
iaz inside l.. cradle. Hardly had she
lsfs before the four year old dau hter
proposed 10 her little BOY pisymats that
tnsy eut up the taby. he refused, oat
seeomuanied her Inside the house, nen
sac pr eeedsd 70 the pantry anet, getting
= large carving knife, wakes. % the
side Of the cradle and stabbed
ths sleep ng infant Ia the eye IL
a~oks aud commenced 10 scream and cry
with pain THIS seemed to sE0rd the
youns murderess much pleasure, and
vita a fsndlsh laugh she eolnmeneed To
slash and cut the babe about the face and
neck. The toy, who Was the only witness
70 the scene ran screaming from the house
20 where Mrs. Lewis Was at work and IN .
formed her OF what wa, goins on With
a scream Of anguish the hurried 10 her
home, aud when she enter OF her daugh
met hsr, and, with face beaIning with
SMILES Of delight, said: Mamma, just
look at baby. I've cut her all up nice"
W hen the mother reach ed the side OF the
| cradle the babe was quiet, while its face
/ and meek were horribly cut AID slashed,
and the pillow aud clothing were covered
/ with blood. She picked up the dying
/ child, and, hurrying 70 tho house OF a
| ne,ghbor. placed it in their charge and
went for "a physician. The doctor said,
after making an examination of the lit
tie ones injuries, that there was not one
chance in a hundred OF its recovery. The
knife used was as sharp as razor, a:
pointed as "a needle, and was used by Lewis
| ia cleaning and dressing fish.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

The extension OF our store, making II
the largest ia the State, will enable us
soon as completed 10 open up one OF the
most extensive assortments Of cloaks ever
shown the people Of TINS city. We will
be enabled on account OF placing our
orders early last February and March,
when all these goods were frightfully de-
ressed in price 10 sell cloaks at about
half the price of last year.
SPRING X CoMHANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

In order 10 give the readers an idea as TO
what is expected of US we copy verbatim an
order we received on Saturday by firm
who deal in goods not over % miles from
this city, it reads as follows:
Spring Il Company, Gents-Please send
me % yards black and white summer silk,
good as you can for me TO sell for 25c.
Send it on the evening mail, it Ia for a
special thing. IL you can't get il on the
evening mail, do your best. Send bill with
goods. Yours truly,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

II the terribls explosion which oeenr-
rel on the steamer ~feltOn' az fhila-
sielphIa was the result II deliberate
scheme - destroy hfe, as appears prob
able. Il vas one u the most diabOlieal
thas k.s been psrpetrated Ia tins country
ia years. IL Is D. Do hoped that tho de-
teetivss viii succeed ia determining the
facts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
Tha Crops IN England.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-The agricultural papers
state that the wheat crop will be S3h per
cent above normal average, barley a little
below. oats 3i5 below and If there Is bad
weather for the next two weeks the whole
crop will be- below, hence no revival of tr ade
- expected from this source.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

THE attempt u the New York Dday
-Nssgs d make political capital out OF the
IRISH Natl0pal League falls very hat
when the facts come a. Do grasped. Mr..
Egan's statement, published tins morn-
ing, shows very plainly that tho League
was not used 'of political purposes tie had
porfsct right 10 express bis Own private
opinions and Wee President Doherty ike
wise bal 2 night to accept Office rom the
AdmInlstratlon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

....e,,..,s t. a.ssG tnis evening IEls hst
II alastratloGs mizht De earrsed "a
ia.Iilinitsl,, bat ~e have sagsn snoosSh =
sho. hos Esaeh sincerity there : "a al
az err about clsil 49, reform and
Offensive partlssBshlp.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
New York.

NEw Y0RK Aug. is-Monsy closed ea-y AZ =
tf2 per cent. Exchange closed quiet. Posted rates
81 s5AUl 90. Actual rates, 81 -4A0t = for
a. dAys and 81 - fAGl ~ for demand
bid "a. coupon iI2k bid. ss's do Iisis bid.
Pacific fairoad bonds closed "a follows
Union trsts il5adilspi. land grants lH2it9.
sinking fnnds TIA bid Ceutrstls. ii2A uiit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

We cannot surprise some people by the
low prices We are offering goods, for IA
stance We had lot Of Ladies Black Jer-
sey Waists We closed out at 25c each. and
now every LAY We have inquiries II Ne
have any at l5c each
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
- - sErIIxa Parrrs-

Being entirely vegetable. 10 particular
care Is required Thile usinE Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant farrsfive Pellets They operate
without disturbance g. IRE constitution dief
or occupation. Far -lcs headacba. sonstl-
patron. IMPURE blood. dizziness. sour ernc-
ucu= FROM t1e st1nsch. bad tsste IN tie
rlcuth+ hi'io1s attacks. paIn IN tfe -egior -
rie Sl1neYs. internal fever hsoafai feeling
srout ne st1n1ach. rnsh - blood 20 rad.
-ass lir. Fieree fFai5eta Rr druggists
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

DErRoTr. Aug. s-FLoUR To-iay'- prices are.
Michig gan Ntut Whest. roller process 0ffI
IS. Michigan winter wheat. pBfents 8 s09f5 IS.
Minnesota bakers. s05 =. Minnesota patents.
sss6 - rya. tt1t =.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
Chicago q West Michigan.

All trains arrive and depart from Union DsI'a
UtPhki
Mail f,r iaioio aud ifina4z. = VII m
Fssst E1prtss fef Chicago y 80 9 M
E1prsss fuf Muskegou = ~ I fn
Evening E1prs~s for Chicago irAv pm
k1prs-,s for hif ilsIsift ADD issld~- h.ks m
Mai fs,r Hie Rapids and BALDWIN % 4 M
ANlIAt.
Might F1nr,u.s from tlirsi.l .. t.st "a
~ pr,v-s from Murke0pu ~ lt M
Mai from Chicago aud n Mutkegon -... .E' D m
g., pfs-s from Toledo tai B. m
Tasf Erpfess from Ihici4le and Muf tit D. m
t5pfses from sig Rapids Hna BALDWIN 80 li n
NAL from big isaFa1H nua BALDWIN - +fh D. in
sDails. fDsiy e1cepi SUNDAY
Iirsugf cfEsfhas &C. il1caFr Hlif init~io ~
flt q. fl. train.
Ihruugh u',flur car fN Chicago nf } 80 b. ni-
train. No e1frs rirfff fr -fs.if.
Thruleh pulIInan f.es-linp cfif ard esf.ch fOf
Chicago ou i0ih b. u. tuiin.
tloee connections u.a4e 81 Baldwin g. Lud
in.ron and Msauisfse
Union TicktH Nfiire q. Muurs sfre-r-
J. - MTlIIkfN ften Mnusrw.
J y. CARPENTER ffefl ftef Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
Chicago Markets.
OFFTCE or +. V.TAYLOR. Powers's Block, !
Grand kAPIps. Avg L. lss5.

Gables were doll and heavy to-day. in sympathy
with lower markets here. Chicago rect6pts were:
IL ears wheat ~ cars corn 80 oats for past
tro days. and for to-day il.00o hogs. Wheat was
weak again. and uDder an increase in the visible
supply u i.550.oo0 bu, opened ic below yester-
days closing prices. Corn and provisions frner.
Rsngn of prices Is given below.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
Michigan & Ohio Rsilrcs1.


Toessn witt sn rfiilrrsfif direfsrina Ia-ufusef
~ifh J. n a ~ r. Homer witt D. - ~ -.
Isusine Division aud Ar faue - o. Marshall
with ~ q h " fifsffle lrtst viii f4if-.gr A
Grand Trunk srsd NJ a. Is Mp-tein. ~ x a
/ Aileenn viii d VI nfd T. Al n
81 ifraH fraT' fi,ss 40
fs1fHf " fFFff Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

THE load of pronouns Of the first per-
son contained IN the Queens speech the
other day Is causing considerable com
nent. The good old lady ought not TO
be denied the privilege Of this little in
diligence. its about all the privilege af-
forded her by present British politics.
Responsible ministers Of the British em-
pire 10 not allow the monarch 10 announce
their programs, keeping that honor for
themselves: but the titled person who
signs the addresses with which Parha-
ment Is opened and closed cannot over
come the emptiness % the royal utterance
on state matters by high-soundlng asser-
tions 81 what the King or Queen has
lone. Is doing. or intends % do Still, the
Queens speech * not more of vapid
SHOW than all else pertaining 10 E-sish
royalty.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

LET us see. The commission for a
postmastar Ia Name found him Ia laIl,
the newly appointed agent OK the Labor
Burean ia Colorado. having served two
terms IN penitsntiaries for horse stealing,
is under arrest Tor the third time FOR the
same Offense, the special pension exam
liner IN the Indianapolis district, recently
aprsinted, has been convicted once Of
violating the pension Jaw and IL now
awaiting trial on another similar charge
bat there's no use trying. We can't keep
a record Of them all
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
Detroit. Grand Haven q mnwaukss

fDNli4. HuDdf.tt rhUci'i-si- "tieit
fsaN-s,llenrs taking lils 2 a "a tAlfsst make
eisse connection al espsssso fof Lansing sasd si
Detrolf Tor New York. afrivine u.ofe a. AZ o. a "a
tie follow t1g morning
NlsiA EKrre~ss haa i,csi siaoIiiaf "a i'otf''it
0rs.Do lsAlads.
1isis is nse oniy line rgsnntht iAini's.i fAtHe-<
ls,xins f,ere AZ t.s3 a. "a. with SleelilIas (sT -
Desruit uakine lre,t conEu.,tisiif fsli ali lpin~
fs.st ARRIVING Al Ne~ iork q. a, the following
evening
psrlssr gsrs on mail trains bltt ssss and ~s~t
The train leaving al iil4t D. m ~ll make oat~+s
cannectinr xith Milwaukee sts~srefe DAHL osssssd
Sunday. -. =. a.
svs.ef's hotel hluok and si ths aels,i.
~ POTTER Ilts Pssss. hsent
f.Ka u kffrNk lu.fftg MsDAlfaf Chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
Michigan Central

'Nieeiilne CARE httitriit~l
paCitC fXprtzs dall. i,alsnce trains dniAs
er ceia Sundays.
The D-iroii fIufeef le~Hyine e. tsil o. r.. resseh
ing that city ~ u a. a. a.. New lork iu3 q m
and BOsiOD ~ .. ueU day-
Throuah ficseis Tor al f.tamis and sleeg,inf
bsr4hs ma, be Trocursd 81 Union ilcke Dfhns
corner Monrpe And oiiaVa Htrs-sif and ~ I nlaa
Depot.
T. SCHULTZ. 6eu' Az. ~ Monrr.i-i
l3Eo W NrNsoN Hrkei Agent. tli3
Js HhwERs. Jictsi Agent. DeIua
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
SILVER PLATED WARE.
We fier unparalleled Bargains. &. Roeers A
Bro's. A No goods.
{ asters, from s2lo up. Cake Baskets. from ss.0l
az. Pickle cssters. from 500 up Batter
Dishes. from s270 up. Butter
Dishes Single Plate. SlOO

Look at our Bargain Counters al 40 = and 50
oents- Elegant goods worth double the money
Fancy Pitcher Tea Pots Bread and Milk sets
Bread Plhiee. Finger Bowls Vinegar Jug Tea
Pot StRnos Cologne Bottles Vase. Bis9ne Hg-
ures Moustache Cups and Sanee.s Pine Deoo-
rated Cupe and Sauoers Pepper and ss.it Bottle
Fruit Plates Sugars ana Crt4anss dc H.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
WANTED

tAIANTED-A situation AZ bookkeeper or cash
wv Ter by per- on OF large practical experience.
Be I Of references furnished. Price moderate.
Address care rOou- 5. No. 2t Canal street. II
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

Az trains daily eIoeia sunday. 49,.
Tie train leasine as T. n. ooilnssfia 81 Nt3e
PisaoB With Atlantic Espn-sa IA Mall lane,
x6icl hss Palace DrsWing haom Sisopils
gt..cl,s< from Chicago a. Nes fofk ena h.ietsn
without change. -
The train leaylfg sf 81 q D.. opfilecit si vi
Pigeon lglying one hpur fof dinner VII slf
New York E1Iresf ou Meln Lane
Through ticieif and berthe lu Nieeline sasst
car t,s r4curs.i ni ntuu Uck.i nriiue. 81 Monrr
etrest and Depoa-
All trs.inr I'D ran ~ s4h nisridi1n time wlsiob
N 81 MINUTES slos'u flIRn Ds-iroit nul-.
" MChkNNEl tseu Ar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

OsE would naturally think after real
M the ,lispstch dictated BY on senator
Thnrsnan that be had decided not 70 be .
eandidate for Governor this Fall, BAT u
- doubtful whether ali the ONO Demo
erats xsll accept the decision as nnaL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
Grand Raplds Markets.
Fasn PRODUCE FROM FTRST HANDS.
TEI EeRAs OVFrCE August


TEI IseRsa OVFrcE August H.
tfR.TN-Whast re,i long berry a0c. abort berry
SSc. No white &C. New wheat. s5as1c. Corn
5oc Oats. AG3sc.
F8EsH MEtrs Beef per cwt. 81 097 o. Veal
8 joHI % mutton - ca 8 20. pork. 81 Co
az -.
POULTRY Fowls. Dressed ioGf2,<c. Spring
chickens dressed Iscuis per po1nd
Ff.4s- -Ifsfftr.
HoSsy -i0sll1lzc Per pound.
Bs,v<-Dull ~ 7Sst 81 ~ PER busheI
SEEDs-t lover 81 asIt7a
HrDss -ssreen s<sise per 4, cure,i sdsitc. kIp.
xrean Il. Sr; dry 81 20; vesl skin@ green a. dry
he. llekin skins 27nav. Gr1bby hides one third
81 Sheep pats SheRrlinzs. l0sll2c lsFnbskins
i5025c.
T.rrow -rsilow fkc per 2
VEGETABLES potstoes new s'Gssc.
aPpr Es-35cslio ioc per hushei.
RrrTzR Fresh rsll. tt013isc rute and isrs. 20
6fflSr.
Timothy sa6ff PER ton Glover. ssGfo.
straw a. Ski 1o per cai.
WoOp-Dry l6-inch blocks. q 7N1 ~ per curf
f,nrfoot Tocsi 81 sl61t a. per corsL
W1oI-rlst is-c.
NIsCEl r.sNEuT-a sFTrIN1 PRTrFS.
FE0rR FaatrV r-r barrel e whnieesla
. ~ -arsii .r,afarf y ~ rhrla-saif 3 e. retail
Nfrr-FvFD NtldinR-. So ger fon Vhoiessis
a ~ pap rvf retail. bran. 81 10 p.T I'm. whole
sza. ~ per rwt rsfsil rern sni rests 81 per frn
~hriessie. g. 3 per c~r. retail.
PROVISIONS Mess pe-k rar hhl. 81 RI. -losr
rork- te-t IA. hams WHOLESALE. SIC p@r 2.
shonldsrs. a., smoked heef. fsc. bird. tie~ces.
rhr. kettle r.
Ssrr- -syrscrsa. har-aI s. q. Sssrinzr 3 n.
SvEns- firrnfhT / -. clover 3 81. Ra~f Trp.
8 -. orchard zrs-s. 8 81. KsntuckT Sine Ersss
=
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
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Plaintiff.
". :.
THONAs " PERRE and 1" =
ANDRES THowPSON.
rfefandante.

TH0NssW PERRT and ID A''7
ANDRES THowPSoN.
pefendante
Notice i hereby gwen Thar % the sfh day -
March. A. D. ises. writ ~ srfAchnierf rss duiy
issua~1 o1f - fhe Circuit fe1rf II the United
Stsfes for re 5th circuit snd Waefern Dsfrict -
Niohirsn. Sonfhern Division - fhe suit = Jsc0h
Irzber. THE above named plaintiff sasiDsr ttn
lands. feneTneut- Tpf<ls and rtafteis. moneys
and Effects Il Thomas y Ferry and Andres
Ihonnresn tha Defendants shove nan 81 frT tho
srm = 2f0 and ss-fs0 dosiisrS rbict said prIf
80 refuynshie on ths sth daF - Nay. A. - isss
fhst certain lan7- AMI te1euents hei01EirE 20
ssi8 Ihcunss y. FerrF have been seize9 8nder
virtue - aid rrif p sftsff EN-. ard that pr
sorsi 1oflce - ~ ~rif es1r0- snd ronid ~ f-a
had on SAID feforaierr Eh0T1zs = Ferry f-ersssse
- nfs ak~eure fro1r the stsfe - n icf ,Gsn-
Iisse3 ffsis 1nd dsT - Tune A - fssz
R0eKs y Rr-TTFErTFIH
JnIy l1E A-tc~neg - Flsirf7
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
44!!y}}9!!!A!RDi
ANNUAL CLEARANCESAlE E
COMMENCING, AUGUST lst
We offer Everything Cost which has been in stock year
more: do this make for goods and keep
stock fresh and bright The people know TINS the time
for bargains and many waiting for tins sale Read few
of reductions:

Loo Ms5oliea Pitchers. al sizes aud s1spes. re-
duced one-hatf. Ne~ prieee ranse from - q -
cents MsJolioa Tea Pots. from = to % eeats-
One eask English Ciins Cohoss. esg sl.spe Il
55eents per sei. worth sl.S.
One crate I. ". P,.rShufst' lsst tnslish White
Granite Ware. Tee Plates ST. : inch P.aiters 5c
10 irch Platters. IS osnts. hound Cosered
Dishes. 30 cents. Oval soup ruTsens ID inc. %
cents. Round Soup Iufeens, % cents it dozen
extra saucefs al oents each.
one Fine French China Dinner S..f. Bufi and
Gold decorations, rs.iuced 'rom SIS % 90 sss.oo.
One Elegant English Decorated Dinner 81. by
Copeland. Octason shape yellow black and gold
ds soorAtions reduoei from slo3.oo 10 $50
One Engiish Decorated Dinner ST, blue OF
brown with JaIs,nese designs reduced from
$500 10 $50.
One Minton Decorated dinner eel. basket shape
flower decorations l72 piece reducei from $500
10 1890.
One Rich English Decorated Dinner set IL
pieces. illuminated. reduced from $500 to ss-00
One English Decorated Dinner set. Pompadour
decorations lis pieces reduced r. IN 75dO % 500
One English Decorated Dinner set. bg Wedge
wood. rich flower decorations. reduced from n. 90
to 800.
One semi porcelain Dinner set. Isl pieces,
flowing blue flowers. gold edge Royal Worcester
shape reduced from 5000 to 800.
One Lot Pottery for decora'ioa with raised
flowers or plain. AT COST
One Chamber set. with jar. flower decoration
No So gold edge "a, q.s.
One Chamber set. with jar. Begonia leaf de
corations. gold edge hand painted ~ l1.50.
One Cask English printed Chamber sets. blue,
pink or brown Maxive views. 10 pieces al S.s7.
One lot Bisque Figures worth from 75c to 100
each reduced % choice fo' PC
One Fish set by Wedgewood. Ivory body. Marine
decorations, large tsh platter. II plstos sauce
boat and salad bowl reduced from 1910 % b.00.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
FINE TABLE LAMPS

Worth from sl000 10 $500 each al half price.
Bargains IN Oh and Gasoline Stoves
Owing 10 the lateness 81 the season "a are
offering srecial inducements on hese goods. Our
line Of REFRIGERATORs is once more com
plete aud our price, always the lowest The
low prices al which selling nnwHre and
House Fnrnishi Goods is really wonderful.
You can save money boy buying these goods ~ us
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19
FOR RENT.

TO RENT-A suite Of fye rooms up stairs
! suifahle for light housekeeping, - month
Inquire SIS Lyon street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

gIaaau train hlss chair eas i.sI NlagtllIs.ti.
k2i A. "a train hss "a esaifsih sisalssa La TN
clnustl
1&i Al IA train arrives hsasssto sas hs.iAleAs,s'
and tAe n 4 h h ai tsk lul AID ulsAs~ Ctsses
connection al a.ri IA sls with isasseA slale sus
fof ke~ ORA a1a assl.fn issiuis. .
h4i tlta tfAlr cslsurtte Ntti. N n a -
kslstsst.s f..f hstls. fssk Jackson lArssii t.iid
lasaAils.Is ls.iuls ArFifsne Detfeit a. - l'sss
nsr.,1s.s0 t1kets And f,4ii Information e-.n u
Had ts .sliins upon A AilsSessl. lsckei Asent a.
l,..,sa "a a., (, IA MaLsssI. lnss laske Afsssnt
M MoDr.,e etn.a C. l. l&pt hAtson
tfssI 4 faAs. Aisd i 81 AZ
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-19

I United STATf OF AMERICA.-Tbe Circuit
" tosrt - the United Stairs for the eth Cir
eDit and Western District - Michigan. southern
Iftvizio-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03
NaiIronon.
Central Southwestern RaiIr,ds.

Al trains OF this system are run By stand
ara t8o) Meridian time, which IS 56 minutes
slower than time sept by ethyl
SAVANNAH. GA. Nov u 1885
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE PASSEN-
~ GER TRAINS on the Central and SOUTH
western Railroads and branches will run rs
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03
~ rada-id'S male egUIator!
sTFFERING WOMANI

1t is the studied prescription of . learned ply
slcian whose specially was WOMAN, and
whose fame became cnviable and bOundless
because of hls wonderful success in the treat
mrnt and cure Of female con- d tints. THE
REGULATOR is the q RANDEST REMEDY
knoMn and rlchLY de.eryes the name:
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03
lie CLlNeMAM TOBAcCO PLASTER
CLINGMAA TOBACCO CURE co.
DURHAM, "a. c., U, s, a,
THE LIFE LESSON
Learned by Prominent Hudson Odd
Fellow.
FROM TIE hudson v. ~ Register.

from the hu0S0l ". ~ Register.
Mr.. John Elting. "a faithful Odd Fellow Past
Grand, Lindenwald, No. 4l2) and a mem Der OF
the Baptist Church, SAYS: Il have been. as
most OF my acquaintance in Hudson know. a
sufferer from Il, spepsa for ten years Begin
ming with Indigestion. sour stomach aud Hat
ulence, became so weak mat my DO v be-
came a burden too heavy to carry, and my
mind was weighted down by q gloomy dcs-
p1ndeucy. After eating 1 felt rs If / had a
bail of glowing iron In my stomach; my aldo
men would hloat and | was Gflli cted almost
constantly with a sick headache. A lady,
learning - ~y condition, advised me- to use
DIR. DAVID KENNEDI'S FAVORiTE REM
EDG, telling me what an infinite deal Of good
II had done her and others whom she knew
/ began taking IL IN the latter part of August,
and used altoRel her only three tottles
when 10 achieved In me the most wonderful
Improvement. have now gained flesh, and
ice stronger. better and happier than have
in ten Nesrs. FANpRIrE REMEDY cured
my fricud, r. +. Hermans, of Client, OF the
lingering remains of malarial fever and Of
bllupuen "a. Mr., Harvey Thomas. the grocer
on Warren street. jus below the Wor House
says ihat 10 h hau wonderfully good effects
upon him. Scores of my acquain ances say
That, having once tried it. they would never
again be without il. / have given u 20 nv
children and found 10 the best medicine h We
ever known for regulating their bowels and
pur wing heir blood. The KNOWLEDGE Of this
melicine deem the greatest lesson OF physi-
cal life."
= Battle and Tia Victory.-"I carried the
burden OF dyspepsia about all my life," said
Mrs. Pierce. a lady eighty wears Old, residing
ago began taking DR. David Kennedv's Pa
yorite Remedy-of Rondout. you know-and
II has given me more ambition and strength
than have had since | was young
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03
ALRANY EXPRFss

Stops at all regular stations. Pu Imam pal
ace sleeping cars to and from Savannah aud
Jact sonville, Savannah and Gainesville,
Jacksonville and Louisville via TnOmasville,
Albany and Montgomery. Pullman buffet
sleeping cars Jacksonville to Washington.
JESUP EXPRESS.
3:b5 m Lv.. Savannah ......Ar Sa5 a m
6:L0 p m Ar ..-.Jesnp.. ..... Nv 5:45 a M
Stops at all regular and nag stations.
CONNECTIONS.
At SAVANNAH for Charleston at 7:l0 m,
;45 m aud 500 p m; for Augusta and At
lanta at $40 m and $40 p m; with steam
ship for New J Ork Monday, "Wednesday and
Ffidav; for Boston Thursday; for Baltimore
Tuesday ard Friday.
At JESt for Brunswick at ,: 10 m and
3 go m; for Macon ll:35 a m and 1927 mid
night.
WAYCROsS for Brunswick at $40 a N
and $40 p m Eek ept Sunday.
At CALLAHAN for Fernandina at 80 N
and 2:31 m except Sunday; for Waldo,
Cedar Key, Oca a, etc, at 1888 a m except
Sunday and $3.50 p m.
AtJACKSONNILLE with rail and steamer
lines diverglng.
At LIVE OAK for Madison. Tallahassee,
etc, at 1926 m.
AT GAINESVILLE for Ocala. Tavares.
Pemberton's Ferry. BrOOksville and Tsmna at
1920 m; for Cedar Key at 400 pm Except
Sunday.
At ALBANY for Macon and Montgomery.
At CHATTAHOOCHEE for Pensacola. Mo-
bile, New Orle rs: with PEOPLES line steamers
advertising to leave for Apaachicoa on sun
day, and Tor Columbus on Tuesday aIter ar
rival fast mail train.
Tickets sold and sleeping car berths secured
at Bren's Ticket Onice, aud at the Passenger
station. JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
Genn Pass. Agent
R. G. FLEMING. Supt.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03

Stops only at stations named, Pullms
buffet sleeping cars Washington to Jacksar
vile. Pullman palace sleeping cars n an
from Jacksonville and Louisville. and Gainea
vile and Montgomery, via ThomasviDe An
lbauv 'S al
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-03
Short Hair in Mnshinrtnn.
FroiH a Washinyt0n latin.

from W1sAtNuiOn Letter.
The short hair craze has struck Wash
ingt0n, and Pennsylvania avenue of "A
bright afternoon is filled with the daueb-
tiers Of noted men who walk along the
sidewalk dressed In sealskin cloaks, ine
dresses and hobby hats. under which the
hair. cut like that OF boy, shows forth.
Some look better FOR the change: others
are made horrible by il. A pretty girl
looks well with short hair. and Der pump.
rosy cheeks, round, full. soft. white neck
ana jauntily poised head on a pair of
good straight shoulders are brought into
the more striking contrast by the rakish
cut Of to-day. The thin, scrawny.
scraggy-necked girl, however, Looks thin.
ner, scrawnler and scraRgier than ever,
and the ugly daughters Of some OF the
Senators and Representatives attracted
less attention aud appeared 20 much
better advantage under the old cut.
Fashion rules Washington, and before the
season IL over there will be a lot of
natural hair switches for sale cheap.