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The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20
Cholera.

Madrid, Ia .juin--Quatre de.
ces.par lie cholera ct cling nou'
veaux cas- ont etc constates hiel
Ion cette vile.
Dams la vile de Murcie, on
a signal6 hier vingt nouveaux
cas- ct quatre d6c6s 6galement
du cholera. Sur divers autres
points de la province de Murcie
quinze nouveaux cas- ct HUT de-
ces ont etc rapport6s.
Dams la province de Castillon
on a constat6 65 cas- ct Sc de-
ces.
La Gazette Oficielle public
I'M d6cret ordonnant p6tablisse-
ment de lazarets dams la pro-
vince infect6e. LIE dit decret
stipule que tous les voyageurs
seront examines par des m6de-
Gins ct fumigu6s ayant de pou-
yoir continuer leur route.
DeuX nouveaux cas- de cho-.
l6ra ont etc rapport6s aujourd'-
hui en- cette vile, ainsi que 81
d6ces neutrality-suspicious. la vii
lie de Murcie quinze nouveaux
cas- ct - deces sont survenus.
Dams la province de Murcie, en-
dehors de la vile, on note 81
nouveaux cas- ct seize deces par
lie cholera.
A Valence, ON signale trois
cas- ct dams la province, qua
rante.
Madrid, Is juin-Le cholera
Sc propage vers pouest, lie long
de la M6diterranee. II y a plu-
sieurs cas- a Terul, Alicante ct
Carthagene.
Douze mile personnes ont de-
ia quite Madrid, durant cette
semaine, a cause du cholera, ct
les departs vont.en augmentant.
Madrid, Is juin-Hier q Cos
tellon ia nouveaux cas- ct SO
d6ces par lie cholera ont etc 81
gnal6s. A Carthagene 214 cas- ct
60 deces.
La population est frapp6e de
terreur.
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Les Brunes ct les Blondes.


De tout temps on a dispute
surles merites des femmes bru-
mes ct DIES femmes blondes. C'est
une qaestion sur laquelle l'opi-
Mon de chacun est heureuse-
ment divisee. On Ia solvent
discut6e dams les reunions de
garcons, sans pour celia la re-
soudre dune maniere satisfai-
sante. C'est en- vain que lie
public a attendu une solution
pouvant faire autorit6 6manant
soft du Social Science Sister
hood, soft du Congregational
Club. La Legislature ayant
refuse de faire suivre leurs ira
vaux par un comit6 don't on de-
mandait la nomination, lie pu-
bic ma aucun moyen de SO rem
seigner sdrement sur cette ques-
ton delicate.
Malgr6 SON indecision, la sci
ence men sonnet pas moins une
solution de la question. Ellie a
voulu 6tablir les merites mater
nels de la femme bruno ct de
la femme blonde. Relative
ment a la beaute, c'est le gont
seul qui decide mais lorsqu'ii
s'agit de la valeur de la femme
CONNIE mere, les auteurs tran
chent la question.
Dams une de ses dernieres re-
unions, la societ6 m6dicale de
PEtat de California a rendu
comHe de panalyse du lait des
meres brunes ct DIES meres blon-
des don't voici la composition.
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10000 10000


Du tableau ci-dessus il p6sulte
que le fuide lact6 de la femme
blonde est plus 6tendu d,eau que
celui de la femme bruno. LIE lait
de la bruno est plus sucr6, il con-
tent 1.27 pour cent de matiare
saccharine de plus que celui della
blonde. II est aussi plus gras
que celui de La blonde, il a 1.83
pour cent plus de beurre. En-
fin il renferme plus de SUBJ
stance nitrog6n6e ct il est plus
sale. D'on il r6sulte que le 1ait
DIES bruncs est plus nutritif que
celui DIES blondes.
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lie Scientific American du 13
1uin courant, que nous avons
gocn bier, content la gravure
dun homme-Oiseau. O'est une
machine" d flying machine
qui est Invention dun am6ri-
cain, III DR.. H. p. Booth, do
Chippewa Falls, Etat de Wis
eonain.
I'LL principe Fundamental du
noaveI apparel consiste en- l'u-
simnltan6 dc tous les mus
cIas importants dn corps dams.
IL but dAleyer ceIui-ci et de lui
faira f8ndre lair.
q l'aide du q flying machine
un homma b sonlevA nh poids
d. $500 Iivres. Ce r6sultab mer-
Veillanx est atteint par Ia SIM
pie eu simultan6, complet, del
chaesln dies muscles, dams les
circumstances les plus fayorahles.
Iappareil d deux allies de I2l
q - pisds dis long 81 dune lar
aE kgaie ! cblIe aui s6pare lesI
6paalas dee pieds de l'hommeI
ak Il ait E0nctionner. Les Hx.
aeas 81 continent.
Ee0k zsa groceries fEafchsa st i hon
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Les Armees Europeennes.

HnI4#4#t
Ce. qui peut faire croire aim
possibilite dun confit european
c'est pr6cis6ment le nombre 81
F'armement des armees actuelles
Les combattants Sc chiffreraient
par millions ct les canons dc
campagne par milliers.
L'Allemagne, en- comprenant
sa landwehr, peut mobiliser une
arm6e de 1,265,74O hommes, ct
disposer de 2,496 canons de
campagne ct de 1926 canOns de
siege.
La Russie a, chiffres ronds,
$4,000 hommes ct 2,214 Ca
mons la reserve de son armee
Sc compose de 100000 hommes,
avec 7S6 canons, total 1885,
900 hommes, ct 5000 canons.
La seconde reserve russo est di-
visee en- deux classes : la pre-
miere classe content environ
100000 d'hommes aucune
6valuation ma pu encore etre
fate relativement a la seconde.
En- compliant les troupes ter
ritoriales qui peuvent 6tre mo-
bilisees, la France dispose de
1,03S,00O hommes, 3,728 canons.
L'Autriche a une armee de
100000 hommes, laquelle rem
forcee par la landwehr cisleithu-
anienne (13S,OOO environ) ct
hongroise (2OO,O environ), Sc
leve a LAB, 0OO hommes, avec
1923 canons.
LIE Tyrol fournirait un APP
point de tirailleurs egal a envi-
ron 10000. QUAINT a la land
sturn, ellie est settlement organi-
see dams lie Tyrol, lie Vorarlburg
ct la Hongrie ct s'6levait, en-
1873, q 125, 900 hommes.
L'arm6e italienne Sc compose
de 100000 homnes, avec 984
canons, ct dune milice de 200,-
coo hommes aYec S24 canons de
campagne, ce qui porte la force
totale de Parmee italienne a
$40, 900 hommes avec 1,S0S Ca
mons. Dams ce chiffre ne sont
pas compris les 10000 hommes
alpins ct leurs 60 canons de
montague, don't toutefois font
partie Y companies de la mi
lice territoriale.
Dams ce total ne sont COM
pris nj les arm6es turques, nj les
milices bulgares, suisses, non
plus que les contigents des Pc
tits Etats Independents. Les
budgets DIES d6penses occasion
nees par pentretien de ces for
midables effectifs sont 6normes :
lis s'6levent a plus de deux
milliards ct demi.
Mails c'est Ia a peine la moi
tie des frais qu'occasionne aux
puissances europ6enes le 81 giis
parcem parabel,m car outre
les frais d'entretien, il faut
les pertes qu'occasion-
ne a la production dies divers
pays pinutilisation des millions
d'hommes de la partie la plus
same ct la plus yigoureuse de
leur jeunesse, retenue sous les
drapeaux.
Araison de 500 a 900 fir. de
salaire journalier par homme,
c'est encore deux milliards ct
demi I; en- tout c'est done cinq
que co6te a PEurope,
chaque aimee, le militarisme,
cette expression supreme de la
civil sation actuelle!
i
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FOR Sale OF Rent.

0NE of the most desirable residences in
~ Opelousas; ample g~rounds-yard, lot,
orchard, garden and small feld-eomprising,
together, about IA acres of land, all under
fence. improvements consist of tw0-story
dwelling, brick basement, containing nine
rooms ou~tbuildings. kitchen, servants, rooms
etc, IN good order. This property will be sold
very low for cash, or on favorable terms. For
farther particulars apply at this oaace.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

Mort de PAmirGI Courbet.-Pa-
ris, Is juin-Une d6peche Off
cielle Went d'etre recue, annon-
cant la mort de l'amiral francais
Courbet, q bord de son ~vaisseau
amiral dams la Mer de Chine.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

Il q cent trois mile person.
mes dams lie service civil, au
compile du gouvernement fede-
raj, aux Etats- Unis. On peut
done porter a TN demi million
Ie nombre de gems qui vivent
directement au d6pens de Petat.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

Les CanadieEs r6sidant i
New York font ane subscription
pour payer les frais de la defen-
ao de Riel.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

lie ministre de PInstruction
PubliQue en- France a propose
de faire transporter les restes
de MN. Theirs ct Gambetta au
Pantheon.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

LIE South, Plaqnemine, pa
roisse IberviIle, du Is JUN:
Lundi dernier. M. S. Kahn
nous a fait present de deux gra-
bots de cotton bien d6veloppes.
lis proyenaient de l'habitation
de M. j. H. Matherne j sur lie
Bayou Maringouin.
Vendredi, nous avons svn I'M
grabot plus gros encore que
ceux don't nous venOns de par
Ter il Went de chez M. Joseph
Bargas, de Crosse Tete.
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CERTIFICATE.
We do hereby certify, that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly and semi
annual Drawings of the Louisiana State Lot
terry Company, and in person manage and CON
troll the Drawings themselves, and that the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness and
in good faith toward all parties. We author
-ize the Company to use this certificate, with
fac-similes of our signatures attached, in it's
advertisements.
q. T. BEAUREGARD,
y. A. EARLY,
Commissioners.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

Ratification dt uaat6 franco
chSnoss. - Tien-Tisn, Is JUN
DEmpereur de Chine a rattle lie
trait6 de Pekin, on trait6 de paix
avec la France.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

Les iournaux franeais publies
dams la province de Quebec sont
au nombre de As. Les Etats-
Unis v compris la Louisiana en-
COMPETENT AZ.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

Des millions de sauterelles
sont en- marche dams les champs
du Colorado ct devorent tout
sur leur passage.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20
April 18th. 1885
FOR, SALE.

A cow five years old with young calf.
N Perfectly gentle-raised in town. Prics
$25. Apply to w. A. Sandoz, at q. M. Lit
tells drugstore may 9 If
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

lie Farmer, Ooyington, parois-
Sc st Tammany, du Is JUN:
A On .juger par les apparences,
notre r6colte de raisins sera ex-
traordinairement abondante.
IN. +. g. Morrison, agent
d'immigration de la Louisiana,
nous q dit, r~ecemment, d Gov
ington, que les cinquante famil-
les quill compile amener, dale
magne, pantomne proclaim, ct
qui cultiveront la vigne, Pau
tonne proclaim, dams la paroisse
ont implement
les moyens d'acheter DIES terres
ct sont des agriculteurs habiles
Sc industrieux. lis 6 n'intro-
duiront pas" la culture de la
Wgne chez nous, car les horis-
SAINTS vignobles de MN. John
6. Munich cit Louis Marthieu
prouvent bien que notre sol est
pr0pice au raisin, gull NY en- a
pas de plus Epropice. Oes fa-
miles aIIemandes Sc f6liciteront
d'etre venues s'etablir dams LEI
vi6ux St-Tammany.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20
Improved Cotton Seed For Sale.

n len prolific long staple cotton seed, grown
in this parish. The cotton always brings one
cent or more per pound over the highest mar.
ket price at New Orleans. Apply at this of
fee, or 20 +. j. D,Avy, Plaisance. tFeb7tf
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J. M~oRNHINvEG, JR., Tailor.

A NEOUNCES to his friends and the pub
n lie that he is prepared to make clothing!
to order in the latest styles and in q WORK
manlike manner, cheaper than the cheapesss
Call on him and be convinced. He is alse.
prepared to adjust and repair sewing ma
chimes of all makes at reasonable rates and
work guaranteed. Shop on Bellevue street
Joseph Gibbs Old Stand. june 7tf
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

HI for working people. Send 10 cts post,
uLEI age, and we will mail you free, aroysai
valuable sample box of goods that will put yaaa
in the way of making more money in q few oar
than You ever thought possible at any business
Capital not reqnired. You can live at home ana
work in spare time only, or all the time; Az IS
both sexes, of all ages, grandly successful 5se
to $5 easily earned every evening. That ell Wna
want work may test the business, we make ny
unparalleled offer: To all who are not well aatlss
fed we will send 81 to pay for the trouble e
writing us. Full particulars, directions, elrs'
sent free. Immense pay absolutely sure ioE ~
who start at once. Don't delay. Address
l9* sTIEsoN 81 Co, Portland, Malns
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

La dette DIES Etats- Unis a etc
r6duite de $4,0O0,OOO pendant
lie mois de mai.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

Achetez. vos wins, ~liqueurs, cigares,
tabacs, cigarettes, pipes, livres blapes,
papiers, encres, &c, an Star Gro
Gerry, "au-dessous du bureau du CGUR-
RIER
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HEchn. Lake Charles. naroi

EEcho, Lake Charles, parois-
90 Oalcasieu, du Is JUN
Nine Frank R. Huston, nous
a fait present de fruits d6licieux;
CO sont DIES prnnes 6normes don't
ID plus crosse q 5 pouces de cir
conference.
IN. "A. G. Poulet, de la sta
ton Rayne, paroisse St-Landry,
est venu nous voir reinforcement.
II nous d appris que les r6coltes
u sont dams r6tat de plus salts
faisant. Rayne grandit d vue
d'niI, dit-il; tous les jours il s'y
faib de nouyeaux achats de ter
rain. On compile d Rayne, sur
d'exCellentes elections munich
pales, dams les premiers jours
de Juliet.
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20
L'Art de ne pas Vieillir.


Ne pas vieillir, tel est lie point
Iimportantpour uns femme jeune
let jolie qui est habituee aux
~hommages.
Quand une femme intelligence
salt sly prendre, ellie a lie don
de savoir roster jeune, ct de ne
paraftre que Page qu'elle veut
bien Sc bonner.
I'll y a bien enhancement DIES
femmes de vingt ans, qui sont
bien autrement vieilIotes que
des femmes de quarante ans.
Celia tient d resprit, au ca
ractere, a la toilette, aux habi-
|tudes, a pamabilite. La FEM
me qui rit toujours, qui montre
de .jolies dents enchass6es dams
une bouches vermeille, CONNIE
un 6crin de velours pourpre, ct
qui a un mot gracieux ct indul-
gent pour tous, reste jeune
quand meme.
Lapparence de jeunesse tent
encore a la toilette, a la facon
de s'habiller. ct de marcher, a
tout Pensemble en- general.
Tia femme qui Sc laisse Well
lir est done celle qui le veut
bien, en- disant avec I'm certain
orgueil:
MOI, 10 ne suis pas coquet-
te.
Cest pressure I'M manque d'es-
prit que de ne pas retre OF de
laisser prendre date a son yisage,
qui resterait encore bien char
mant, ST on v0ulait.
Pen dc villes ont grandi aussi
rapidement que Chicago. I'm
1887, ellie n'6tait qu'nne petite
localit6 renfermant 1000 ames.
Vingt-cinq ans plus tard, ellie
somptait lao, 600 habitants. Dc
1862, &c chiffre s'est Gle
Is 4 10000. C'est mer7eil
eaxl Pas moins de $50 trains
le chemins dc fer arrivent Ell
sartent tons les j0urs dc cette
gEande cite, Ia rivale de New
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20

HFE#.@
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the Office of the Company in
New Orleans.
For further information, write clearly, Civ
ing full address.
IMPORTANT.
Remit by POSTAL NOTE, Express Money
Order; New York Exchange, or draft on
New Orleans.
Letters with Currency invariably by Elk
press.
We pay Express charges on all snms of $5
or upwards. Addressed
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Address Registered Letters and make z. o
Money Orders payable to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La,
The Opelousas courier., 1885-06-20
OPELOUsAs LUMRER YAn0,

WENTWORTH & CO., Proprietora.
A LII kinds Of Cypress Lumber, shjngla.
IA Dressed Flooring, Ceiling, Sash, Door
Blinds and Mouldings. A good lot Of cisteEa
lumber, = Bills of lumber sawed to ordeK
on short notice. Lumber at $3.50 and sle
per thousand. ldeelOs
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FREE /!
FREE 7!

4J&A1 N&1&1
TO AGENTS.
A beautiful Photo Lithographic Engraving
representing
Cleveland, Hendricks and Cabinet 0ass's,
Printed upon heavy plate paper, 2Ox3O inches
in size. This grand picture has been produced
at large expense by the finest and most skill,
ed engravers in the country, and it's equal
has never been produced. 1t stands un,
equaled as o work Of art. It shoul9pbe found
in every office and home in the land. No sup
porter Of Cleveland and Hendricks neglects
the first opportunity to buy the peoples first
representative of Democracy, reform and
honest Government in "a years.
This is the greatest chance ever offered to
men and to make money rapidly.
Sells at sight to all Democrats at least. No
previous experience required to be success
full. Outfit sent securely packed in a cartoon
Occurring it's safe a~rrival) and special terms
to canvassers will be sent free upon receipt
Of Is cents in stamps to prepay cost of mail
ing. Write at once and secure a big paying
business. Address,
1859 & III Broadway, New York.
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ATTENTION.

A Wis est par le present. donns que GUS
"a cenx qui passeront on comnettTont quel-
que depreciation sur mon habitation q Plat
sance seront poursuivis avec tente la rigneur
de Ia loi. j.. JUMERE.
81 Mars. 1885. I'm
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II.
Attention toute spectacle donn6e a la colleo
on des r6clamations. myI1tf
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Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, in FiAi,, il Proportion,
LIST OF PRIZES:
CAPITAL PRIZE Is.
CERTIFICATE.

1867 Prizes, amounting to..-.....-$265,5
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

In the report of Rev DIR. Graves's sermon
ia the Democrat of Tuesday morn
ing he was made to SAY "We are
soon 10 be ruled over by man who has
abused the parloning power" The Doctor
wishes it distinctly understood that Whist he
did say was. I've are liable at any time 70
have az Executive who viii so abuse the par
doninx power "a - lst loose upon society
dangerous men. unreformed criminals =
The Doctor also adds. This vas said in the
argument for capital punishment and the
case vas hypothetical. and probsble from
wbzf has been.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

The FIRST OF a serles Of Progressive EGchre
parties to be held in the south part Of the
city. was given by Mrs. J. II. Parker. at 265
Adams street. Monday evening. Among the
noted players present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dennis Campau. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Powell,
Mr. and Mrs. G. ". Dipple Mr.. and Mrs
". 7. Page. SIR. and Mrs. 4. f. White. Mr.
and Mrs.. Frank Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Cornelius. Mrs J. Houseman and Warren
r. Diprle. The 6rst prize vas awarded Mrs
A. E. White. while ". J. Page had to content
himself With lhe "oooby'' prize
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

The alarm Of Gre from box 81 at 6 O'Clock
last evening called the department to the
residence of Hugh McCurdy, at 26S State
street. The fire caught under a stairway
leading to the cellar The firemen had some
difficulty in getting control of the fire in the
upper portion Of the building on account of
the dense smoke. The damage to the build
ing will amount to about 500. Insured in
the agency Of n. W. Bates & Co. for 8. 800
Loss 70 household goods 800. The origin
Of the ERE in the place named is somewhat
mlsterious. as there is no stove near BY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

PoLIcE.-N o.noy Carpenter and John Val
denburg, drunk; Y days in jail.-John II.
Miller, disorderly; paid S6.35.-Joseph
Gordon violating vehicle ordinances; dis
charged -Francis and Edward Boyland,
resisting an officer; held for trial at next
term OF Superior Court.
UNITED STATEs-Charles Dunn, petitioner,
against the proceeds of the sale of the tug
"a. III. Hunter" III admiralty: order dis
missing petition with costs.-JOhn Williams,
petitioner against the proceeds of the sale of
the tug "a. Ii. Hunter" in admiralty; decree
for remnant" $3i6.6l.-Wm. Gibson V.
the steamer Sam Borley," in admiralty;
decree for wages, $159.OO.-The Davies
Iron Works V. the steamer ''Sam Borley,"
in admiralty; decree for repairs, $223.29
John l.. Anderson V. the tug "COl. Il. 5.
Payne" in admiralty; decree for wages,
S204. Eli TullOuse, ct al V. the steam
er M. w. Wright" in admiralty; decree for
salvage, S4G0.-John Denny ct al V. the
tug ''Alice 4. Getty" in admiralty; order
that the respondent answer within ten days
PRoBArE.-Estate of Charles j. Drake,
minor: inventory filed.-EState of Elsa
Manninga, minor; guardians annual ac-
count filed.
CmCUIT Martha A. Taylor V. Edward NJ.
Adams. Trespass ON the case. On trial
-RuSsell 6 Company v. Gustavus and
VIM. Sipples. Assumpsit. Judgment for
plaintiff for S1S4.75.
OFFICIAL BUsINEss.-Frank b. FoOte V.
The Luther Sumner Manufacturing Co. As
sumpsit Summons issued.-Irene Gates
v Aaron 3. Gates. Bill for divorce filed.
SUPERIoR-In the matter of opening,
widening and extending First street. APP
plication for the allowance of attorney fees
tor the claimants. argued aldsubmitted
JUSTICE SAUNDRRs.-Josie Mamele V. AL
bert Grainer. Assumpsit. Jury trial Judg-
ment for plaintiff, $3.50 and costs.--Wel-
come w. Hart Y. Edwin Crozier. Assump-
sit. Adjourned to Feb. 3, at 8 a. m.--Peter
Doran v.Chester Hinsdell and. Horace Tomp-
kins. Assumpsit Adjourned to Feb. 10.
--Lowren NJ. Barrett V. Frank B. Lewis.
Trespass on the case. Adjourned TO Feb. IL,
at 8 a. m.-The People V. John Bird. As
sault and battery. Plea guilty" Defend
ant fined six cents and costs. and discharged.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04
Earning a Few ShiIIings.

A TELEGRAM reporter saw couple of men
following a load of wood yesterday. One of
them had an axe. They followed the wagon
to the place of delivery, where they tackled
the purchaser for the job of splitting it and
carrying it upstairs. Upon inquiry it was
found that there are quite number of men
in the city who make business of watching
coal and wood wagons for this purpose.
Some of them hang around the coal and
wood yards. and when they see load go out
they follow it to its destination, where they
try 10 secure employment in carting it from
the wagon 10 the cellars. They say they see
in ii an opportunity to earn a few honest
shillings, enough to keep them from hunger.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-04

The following letters remain N the post
Office ullealled for:

Office ullealled for:
oESFLENENs IIsT.
A-Anstin Walter <. Alosrtson Henry.
b-B-seheileT r.. Bower Joseph. Rockwell L.
81. Besll Bob.
C-Cods Wm. r. Calver ". s. Cuiand Oscar
Sunningnanl James. Gfeditord j. o., Cuzlmings
John. Courier Ira. lark q. G.. Crigpins A. j.
Close Azslisfus-
d D0nneuina Wm.. Dasis samuel Deardori
j. r.. Dlc2ens Frank, Donaldson Arthur.
kmio@ hiner j.. Elofid ). ". Earl Geo. b.
Fowler habe Forbes d. +.
G-Oreen Wright Grove John and Charles,
Garratt fsstGI r. 6od@in Chas. Gulanan brian
II hamB Ond Am. Hart Mr.. Headly Mr.
Hopkins Daniel p. Higher Edgar, Haper Joseph,
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