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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
THE WORK At LANSING.
PREPARING FOR 4 CELEBRATION.
Ron. !. .. Gilbert a Commissioner tor
the Semi Centennial of MiChi-
gaa 5 Adm ssion.

LAssIssi. Aag D-ths following bills
pa.ssd ae Senale thls forenoon Amending
ths la~ relative " The determination Of az
estates st suI o. b. saffsrancs, 20 that a
calendar month natiee T. q1it the premises
gwen as any dag Of the month. irrespective
u dsts Of payment ~ ut,shali be sufficient
Ia aA casss Of tenancy from m0nth -
month; r-orz'lnizing the Ulion scEo1l dis-
trlct ~ Rogers township, fre-g 4o Isle
cOunts Hou-e bil authorizing suits az LsN
for debts before Ha-uutys snefe there il
prOttOir ctl-e tnal 0ll1f creditors may be
preferred. relative lo alng Of contracts or
leases, requiring thr nlin- u suit. 40 laW ar
recll1z tItln 80 re4i estate.
The 'seaate h "a .aa Ha~ley h4gor bill,
shlcn provided llf isscI laK and longer
hours lha ,enafe c4a1rnod TIE following
commissioner. 80 -.ra1gs f0r the semi
oenienilial celebrtusn Of the adm lssion OF
the STATE iat0 the Jaion, Thomas ID. CHI
bert, q Grand Rapids William A. Moore.
OF Detroit James .lrafer. Of Bay CLy. ;.
I. ksei. 0f Cassopoli.s ienry Chamberlain,
Of Three Oass. T. also continued Charles
ID to1g. Jl Flint, % DC member OF the
state Military Board, vice Chas. \. Osborn,
Resigned
The House pas.ed the entire afternoon di--
cas-in9 the bali 90 abolish the Superior
eommitteo of the Wh0le.
The Fletcher lnsur-urance til prohibiting
the compact " board system Of Insurance
comganle- Was lad 0n the table.
A cUncuT fent resolution Of eulOgy On the
character and services Of the late ex Con
<ressulan Allen Potter. Of Kalamazoo. and
Of regret Tor hl- 1eath. passed the Legissa-
ture tlls morning.
Ashley Pond. VIM. " els. Edwin +. Conley
and Nm. A. Jackson, the latter manager OF
the Michigan Telephone Company, talked 20
the House Judiciary Committee two hours
TINS morning ln 0ppo-ltlOu 10 the Dodge
Telephone OllL They claimed that
the bil vas unconstitutional and IN
equitable. and that the company
s4s entitled to- large profits By
reason Of the expiration Of the patent IN l.
years. Ar. Dodge ar rxned that reduction
Ia rates 70 The hgeres set fofth IN his ball
wOuld largely Increase the business and
pronts aud give better satisfaction % the
people. He produced a number Of letters
from prominent citizens al over the state,
ASKING for the passage Of the bill
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
A DICKINSON ADJUNCT.
Tao More Blue-Blooded Detroit Demo
Gratis Arrive in Washington.

Special % tke De rOig Post.
WASHINGTON, Asy lz.-Mm- Z. Wells and
Mm. b. Moran arrived this morning and
ioined Mr.. Dickinson at the Arlington hotel.
They have come. il j. said, 10 remain until
Gil the Michigan Appointments are
settled. and 10 aid Mr. Dickinson
IN seeing that none but the
best class Of citizens Of the State are ap-
pointed 10 ottice. 80 far the Congressman
have been gwen BAT one Office and that has
got them into bot water al TIE White House.
Mr.. Dickinson has received four and expects
several more. lie wants them all 10 DC men
20 reflect credit upon the State, and lie has
requested Messrs. Wells and Moran 10 come
here To aid him IN the great work.
Ii l. also said that these gentlemen have
a. the main object of their visit the appoint
ment of Mr.. Daniel j. Campau a. collector
Of customs and that several other prominent
Democrats OF Detroit and the state viii be
here from time 20 time 10 see that the ap-
peintments are given 10 tlle nrst class men
of the state and not 10 the small political
bosses and wire -pullers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
a Great Strike Threatened.

PrrrsBUEo, Pa, May l3.-A joint meeting
OF conference committees, representing the
interests of manufacturers of iron, steel and
nails and the Amalgamated Association of
iron and steel sorkers are TO meet in this
city tomorrow. The manufacturers sub
United a scale this afternoon which Is gen
eral reduction. The wOrkmen say they can
not and will not accept the terms proposed.
In the event of no satisfactory agreement
being reached a gigantic strike involving
over 10000 men and millions IN money Is
imminent.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

The Experience OF Capt. Kennedy, of

The Experience OF Capt. Kennedy. of
the Steamer "Germanic."
NKw YoRx, May I5 Capt, Kennedy of
White star steamship "Germanic,r says that
when the vessel was struck by tremendous
wave on the night of Mas {. about so miles
west OF Fastnet. he wss in in the pilot house.
The spray prevented him from seeing the
wave until it was about one huudred feet
from the ship. IL swept over the bow and
rushed along the deck ike a segment of Nj
sgRTs. The top Of the pilot house was crush
sd ia and fell On the captsln'- head, knock
inx him down and stunning hum foe mo-
ment A drmly braced winch Just abaft of
the fOrscastle. wei igning a ton. was lifted up
hurled into the hold. rigging was carried
rVay, ali tho cOmpa-ses were lost. and the
raihngs we're twisted into fantastic .hapeS.
In ma twenty years experience on the At
lsatic. the captain said, he never had seen
such a wave. RE believes that the disap-
pearaDce Of many ocean steamships may be
accounted for by such waves a struck the
"Gsrmanic."
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
CINCINNATI.

Haea hita incfnnati n Nefr0p0Iifan i
Error- Cincinnati = Metropiitsns g. Pitcher
Shaihx and Becannon. Jmpira. Wash.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

William Mott Stevens, of this city, was
convicted of having stolen hat last winter
but appealed the case and was released on
bail. Then he went 10 Kalamazoo, was ar
Ionia for 20 days. His term expired Tues
day, and he was Immediately arrested on n
bench warrant, brought here and lodged III
Jail. Judge Montgomery yesterday made an
order that he be released upon giving $500
bail for his appearance when wanted. +. b.
Dikeman signed the bond last night and he
was released
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
The Lumbermen in Session.

CHioAGo, May l3-Seventy five delegates
10 the eighth annual meeting of the National
Association of Lumber dealers met at the
were elected for the ensuing year: President,
Noah II. Pike. of Chenoa, H.; Vice Pres
dent. J. z. Smith. of Fowler, Ind. Secre-
tary and Treasurer.S ID. Morgan. of Chicago.
Two new Directors were elected. L. b. Nc
Farland, of Cincinnati, and G.. |. Haskins.
of Charlton. Iowa In the evening the As
sOciation was rendered a banquet at the
Leland by the South Branch Lumber com
pany and :. b. Barke & Co.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
a Strange Disease.

Tsov. y. T.. May 13.-A strange disease,
resulting fatally. Is prevailing in Seward and
neigbboring villages in SchOhsrie county.
It made its appearance last month and a
number Of persons have since died The
symptoms are swelling Of the throat, paral-
ysis Of the tongue. inability 90 eat and double
vision. Starvation follows IN the course Of
the disease.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
ChurchiIl Attacks Granville.

LONDON, May l3.-Lord Randolph Church
i'll, who aspires TO be leader of the Opposi-
ton in the House of Commons, writes To
the Times. making a violent attack upon
Granville. Minister of Foreign Affairs, on
account of the letter's speech Tuesday night,
explaining the agreement between himself
and the Russian representatives. Lord
Churchill alludes TO Granville as q ''rnali-
cious, sneaky and incapable Whig," an ''un-
happy man." melancholy parsonage"
etc. The attack appears to be fully as much
a personal as political one, and Is certain
to cause a sensation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
a SENSATIONAL ATTACHMENT
a Case IN Which Il IS Said There is a
Former Resident OF this City.

CNCIssAEI, May IA sensational attach
ment suit was fled to-day and immediately
thereafter leading tobacco hCnse was
closed and put IN charge of the sheriff. The
plaintiff IN the case Il John +. Franklin.
furniture dealer of Grand Rapids, Mich,
and the defendant Chas. A. spence, junior
member OF the weli-knOwn trm OF Spence,
Bros. ( Co, tObaccOnists, of Sycamore
street. spence. II seems, became acquainted
With Mrs. Franklin al her Michigan home,
aud IN December, los3 enticed her away.
The wronged husband claims that from his
great shame and dishOnOr and the loss of his
wife. Spence has damaged him $4,000, and
the suit 10 day il for that amount
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
Capt. helmer Dead

Correspondence ~ rHx TELEeRAM
DoEs. May i&--Capt Robt. ". Helmer,
whose illness was mentioned by your cor
respondent last week. died yesterday. He
was ~ years old and leaves a wife and three
children. ais0 two d8nghters by a former
marriage. Capt. Heiner vas an hOnOred
mem Der Of the masonic fraternity and the
funeral which vii occur from the Congrega-
tiOna church here tomorrow VIII De con
Quoted BY The Allegaa Chaptes and +. ). Pul-
en Lodge number ~. Of tins village.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

NEW YORK. May l3.-N. Z. James and
Silas Owens, two Peekskill lawyers, had
ont warrant against the other on
charge of assault in the third degree.
The hearing WAS adjourned in each case un-
III next Thursday James WAS knocked over
pile Of boxes. but when he gathered him
self together ne knocked Owens down three
times and then ran away. The fight grew
out OF an old Grud-e, the nature of which
has not been made public.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
Thoroughly Tested.

Since Offering our special
Drives on All Wool Suits al
81. s.. 81. so and $500.
We have had a large sale.
these suit have only 30 be
seen and examined 10 con
vince the most skeptical
that we are offering the best
clothing for the least money
in this city. Special attention
of parents Is called 30 the
bg reduction IN prices we
have made on OBJ stock Of
Boys and Children's Clothing.
We are showing 4 handsome
variety Of styles, our suits are
sized strictly IN proportion 70
agents. which customers viii
find Of great advantage in
mixing selections. They are
very cheap. Call early, as
they are going fast. At
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
Too Old 10 Skate.

sps,iai Dispatch 20 TIE rxIEeRtN
rsAvsssE Crrv. May i&-J0hn Green. an
elderly gentleman recently rnuniux a mill at
Central Iaks. Antrim County, who came
there to Springfield. No. 20 pass away the
time went skating st the rink He fell down
and broke ais right arm. suffering a com
pound fracture
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

CpucAGo. May i3.-Michael Brand E Cos
immense brewery. corner Of Elst0n and
this morning. Three alarms we're sent ia
Five engines. after some little delay. finally
reached the brewery and were soon rein
forced oy the arrival of those called out By
the subsequent alarms. The fames spread
with great rapidity. and IN less than two
hours the building was completely Quilted.
The loss will bs fully $4,000. aud II ts re-
rorted. without a dollar Of insurance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
Gladstone Relenting.

LONDON. May l3.-The Daily NelcS be-
lieves that Gladstone on Friday will an
nounce that he will not insist upon the
more stringent features of the Crimes act
relating to Ireland. but the milder features
will be retained, namely: The provisions
for the selection of special juries, for
changes of venue and for the right of in
quiry without special accusation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

NEW YORK. May H.
Wall street closing: Money closed easy at n.
Exchange closed firm. posted rates, 81 ssh
e0 actual rates. - s7i4g4 s7h for sixty days
s. sqi4a4 se1i for demand.
Governments closed firm. currency 6's 1921
bid; IS coupons l2ls bid; l1l's do ll2H bid.
Pacific Railroad bonds closed: Union firsts.
lI51ll5h bid. land grants 1854 bid, sinking
funds. ils6 40. Centrals. 1924. .G1l2A
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

WAHrSgroy. Mas 8-It IA currently re-
ported thar he Vest Virgins Senators are
nrsing the appointment ot Wm. NJ. Glenn
ants. hate master of transportation Of the
Haltimore s. Ohio railway Company. for
sureriutendent ~ the railway mAll service.
There is sn apparent disposition 0n the part
~ the administration. however. t1 make no
rhanxa IN that ofIice for the present
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

IscssaS. May IA telephone message
vs. reviewed from Lansing to-day. sayIng
tbst the Supreme Court bad granted writ
~ uandamrs IN tire ease 90 c. " Stoveis
"a the Supervisors ~ the rounty of Jack
s,n. This Ffll srnrel the county ta psv the
hoa-f hiii ~ the Crsnch Jury
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

BucH,SsS. Mica. May BIN the Circuit
Conrt AZ Rerrien Springs yesterday after
no,,n Georye Thompson. of Buchanan, wa
sentenced 70 one Year at bard ishor IN the
State Prison az Jackson. sitter pleading
TIiitv "a a charge NJ committing adultery
rith ais step daughter. a ziri "a PEARS of Age.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
Fire at Bailey

BAuET, Mich, May l3-The old Crosset
6 Graves mill. at this place, owned by ID. II.
Waters. Of Grand Rapids. was set on fire
again to- day. and burned 10 the ground. to-
gether with the large boarding house near
81. Springs elevator and killean & Co. a
mill were on FIRE several times, but BY siren
nous efforts they were saved. The loss Ia
estimated AZ 1910; fully insured.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
Gen. Graham Rewarded.

SUAKh, May 13.-The Bengal Lancers
to-day presented Gen. Graham with an Arab
standard captured by them in the late en-
gagement at Taekhul. The General in ac-
cepting the trophy, highly complimented the
Lancers upon their billiant services during
tho
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
a MASONIC HOME.
Another institution Of Great Merit
Talked OF for This City.

The recent talk about the prop posed
Soldiers Home in this State, and Its possible
location in this city, has spurred up anew
the venerable J. ID. Jennings and his scheme
to build up in this city home and resort for
aged, infirm and dependent Masons Mr..
Jennings has had this matter next his heart
for many years, and the purposes and
management of such an institution, upon
the plans he would advise. would make il one
of the prominent benevolent enterprises of
the Masonic order. Mr. Jennings said
yesterday he was bound TO agitate the mat
ter until n fine Masonic Home Is erected in
this city. which will not only be an honor to
the fraternity that shall build it but source
of pride TO citizens as we'll" 1t is TO be
hoped this kind gentleman may live long
enough to see the building completed and
its grand mission successfully in progress.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
The Barrett Case-A New Complaint,

The trial of Michael Barrett for larceny
stealing a handbag and other goods from
Geo. A. Hall & Co.,-was concluded in the
Superior Court yesterday. William Paula.
sent TO Ionia for one year, testified that Bar
rett stole the goods and he Paula sold
them. Barrett made statement TO the jury
denying that he stole the goods or helped 70
sell them. The case went TO the jury at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon and at 3 O'Clock
this morning the jury had not agreed upon
a verdict.
l.. +. Patten yesterday made complaint
against Barrett for a similar offense and il
he Is acquitted. or the jury fails 10 agree. ne
will be arrested on the new charge.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
France is Determined.

of Foreign Affairs, stated i'll replying to a
letter, that France intends to follow up her
claims in Madagascar. aud 10000 troops will
be sent there from Tonquin.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
10 ae soss Of Rsnairs.

WssHrNaroS. May i3.-It Is reported that
Secretary Manning has promised to appoint
Tniius G. Holmes - Chsrle=town, ". Va.
a. the position of Supt- ~ Repairs ~ Public
2aiidinEs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

Tsxxox-. Nay 1s-An tbs striking quarry-
men ~ Iernont vent - porS ttis morning.
and tru1hse - nor believed e. - ended.
C1n7r fro cour.sties - t-ooEs rsrssin ~ fhe
scer.e. and they w-H probably refurr hoTne
~ rrrgrrCu
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

N1rHrgsswss. Nieh.. Nay t3--At an ssriv
hrur this uacrniEg. AZ Frans kelly vas feed
in1 hi- 0igs. lsrze ssv suddeny sttacsed
him. nlarriin9 his Ieft ieg and Body m
hssrrihle manner Ee - ncf sxpertssd - i've.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
Must Do the Work at Elections.

LONDON, May 13.-The Standard says it is
useless for the Opposition to occupy the time
of the session with more motions of censure
upon the government. They should rather
prepare for the coming struggle, in which
they are TO meet the electors face TO face.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

A. J. Brown, commission merchant, ia
East Fulton street. had a large amount Of
produce in his store, and the weight proved
too much for the floor. The building il All
old one. sometimes called the "D'Ooge
rookery." and last evening the floor gave
way, letting the produoe-butter. eggs. ap-
pies. cabbage. Southern vegetables. etc.
together vith the safe and Office furniture.
fall into the basement Mr. Brown VA
about 10 20 into the store when the accident
happened. bat vss stopped 10y man who
wished to give an order Had thss
gone into the Office they wonid probably
have been killed OF seriously injured. ~ ths
Office desk stood next to the safe. which Is 2
large one
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

To be Arrested for Stealing Lumber.
/ be Prosecuting Attorney yesterday y
sued sn order for = warrant for the arrest =
three young men q the Fifth Ward named
De Mann. O'Neii and Minogue. for stealing
lumber from house that i being erected
for Nr. FlaEg ~ contractor y A. Cslkius-
NJ FlaEg claims - have seen them " the
act ~ carrying the inmber sway lasi setur
dag night and NJ Calkins says he hss rniss-
"a ianoer. nails ste-. from other buiidiDg-
in ihs northern Iart ~ tbs city. Il .
t6ought thst Others than the three n1eBtou-
81 have been engaged in TIE business as q
large suouni q tteir plan3er va diseo-sF.
- in q vacant ho,u@e-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

wsssrSe-oS. May 1&-The friends ~
Cen. Ro@ecrans say he VIII he trru'ute,i Re-
,-,rsiar ~ De-sis fsr the Disfrict ~ Ccinsn-
bia. the POSITION now heli by Fresi Donglss-.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

WksHTSsrcy. Mar - Hon. @. Y. y. 10
thror. tse new Minister 80 Rgzsis. qualified
az ire Sts-a Department to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
Io Sail for Home.

LONDON, May l3eFifty- of the Cana
dian voyageurs engaged in the late Nile ex-
petition will sail from Liverpool for home
fn-nOrrOW.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
arant's PhnadeIphia Home to be Sold.

u III , = TffTHl-f EITfIf F'VTIf@ 70 . NfVfIf
2ea Chestnut strees. Philadelphia, which was
transferred to Vsnderbilt for loan q Sl5-
49,. sill be soid on Mas - BY agreement
between Vanderbilt and the General The
house Vss presented - Grant while he vas
living at Burlington. y. J.. and he has never
occupied IT,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

Is~sIxs. Nich.- Mas I3-The governor
has appointed James r. Henderson, 81 Cad
1se. Official steuograpiler for kaisssiss
r1nntv sourt.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

SrsrSaFrr1D. ni Nay rl--In joint cou-
rentIan lls member we're present. hnt
neither party votei.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

Base hats Fhi.sieiUhi :. chicago 8. Erro
Fhiiafeiuhis fa fhicaVu H. Pitchers Daily a
flsrsson- mpire. lnshnsTi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
Geo. A. Hall & Go.
For the Ladies'

The place to get sewing machines repaired
is where the reTairer has no interest az stake
but hi- reputation As q practical workman,
not where they would rather sell you new
one. Agents repairing as r rule does not
give satisfaction. Adjusting Is trade. After
twelve years experience am prepared TO do
work that will give perfect satisfaction. /
do not sell new machines or work for any
company, and have but one object in viev,
that Is do work that will build up for me 4
good trade a. a repairer of sewing machines.
will call at your shop or house, examine your
machine, tell you what can be done, what IL
will cost free of charge. Then you can
decide whether you will have il done or not.
An orders received by postal will receive
prompt attention. rebuild, reaGjust clean
and repair all kinds, have parts, attachments
and needles for all. Shop at 40 Summit
street. j. II. STRICKLAND,
Sewing Machine Repairer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
TRADE AND FINANCE.
Chicago Markets.

OFFICK OF 4. V. TAYLOR. Powers's Block
GRAND RAPIDS. May II. 1855.
Cables-Wheat dull and heavy. Corn steady
OQ
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
BASEBALL.

Bsuse hits. Detroit Il. New York u. Errors
Detroit 2 New York g. Pitchers. weidman ant
Walch. rmplre. Ferguson.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

Baae hits. ~. Louis Il Providence ;. Error
ST. Louis q. Providence 10. Pitchers. Sweeny an
Radbourn. Umpire. Decker.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

Bsse hi-s Nationals a Yi-<sn5ss ~ E-r1-r
Sancnsis 9 Flrs7nias q
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
TTrrQRrRl-

Game called m sCcOnnt Of darkness. Bsse
hits Nersrks7 = Jersey Citys Errors. Newark 3.
Jersey City a. Pitchers. Murphy and Mstfimore.
Umpire. Curry.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

= HiplIe' I IL u-'u'
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14

Are Ia their new and oommodioas quarters
aud VII be pleased 10 see al their old
customers aud aa many new ones ss may
favor them with cali
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-12-10
DEFENSE OF RIELs EXECUTION

MONTREAL, Dec. 1.-The defense of
the dominion government on the execu.
ton of Rel is published. The docu-
ment, which covers five columns, is in
the shape of report to the privy council
by the minister of justic, Sir Alexander
Campbell, and reviews the whole subject
IN an exhaustive manner, declaring that
according to the authorities of the Rom
an Catholic church in the northwest Riel
was not entitled to any mercy, his motives
being purely merceuary, he being willing
at any time to sell out his followers for a
few thousand dollars. The document
says the question as to his sanity is salts
factorily settled. The report denounces
hei' for having raised the Indian tribes
OF the northwest, and for having been
ne direct cause OF the frightful massacre
"i large number OF persons, including
two Catholic missionaries.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-12-10
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, I. T.. Dee. 2nd 1885,.

THOMAS SURRIDGr, u, ga.
oIiCr Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE
l. following named settler has filed notice
OF his Intention t. make fpal proof in sunnort
~ his claim and that said proof will be mad,
ns'"re the u 5. district court judge for the Is,
judicial DIST or in his absence, the clerk Of
sn,d ceurt at Mt. Idaho, I. 7, on January 9th,
1885, viz; Thomas Snrriige, for the Sc I. ne h
sec 81 and So nwa and sw d ne 4 sec 80 to
81 @. B N. He names the fo!lowiu
witnesses tn provo his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of said land, viz: Vim.
"aady, Jas. McDcrmott, and WIN. Coram, all
of Mt idaho. Idaho
P. II. WINSTON, in. Rep,s.er
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1885-12-10
CURE FOR PILES.

Piles are frequently proceeded by a sense
of weight in the back, Joins and lower part of
the abdomen. causing the patient to suppose he
has some affection Of the kidneys or ncighbnr
ing organs. Al times symptoms of indigestion
are present, datalency, uneasiness of the stom-
ach, etc. moisture like Precipitation produc-
ing very disagreeahe itching. after getting
warm is a common attendant. Bind, Bleedpg
and Itchirg Piles yield at once 10 the applica.
ti"n of DR.. Bosanko's Pill. Remedy. which acts
directly upon the parts effected. absorbing the
Inmors, allaying the intense itching, and ef
tecting permanent cure Prize 5acts. Ad.
dress, The DR.. Bosapko Medicine Co Piqua.
o Sold by Monkey, the druggist Sly