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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
Michigan Inventions.

The following patents were granted to
citizens of Michigan, bearing date of Feb. 2:
A. A. Adams and w. Lee, McBrides, pack
ing for steam joints; +. Il. Annable, Paw
Paw, fence post; W. S. Bange, Alma, Swing
ing gate; Jas. Dalgarno, Detroit, device for
moulding propeller wheels: ID. p. Edgar,
Jackson, car coupling; NJ. w. Gardner, De-
troit. stove; VIM. Golden, Port Huron, saw
filing tool; f. A. Hubel and +. Reinhold,
Detroit, machine for greasing capsule mold
pins: same ga above, capsule machine: G. NJ.
Lake. jackson, locomotive ash-pa (re-is-
sue); G. f. Mark, Flint, elastic Joint for the
planking of vessels; w. J. Perkins, Grand
Rapidssshaft hanger; Jno. Skinner, Flint,
hay tender: f. G.. Lusenmihl. Detroit. car
bearing; III. Ii. Taylor, Detroit. capsule ma
chine: A. +. Ward. Detroit; pill machine;
L. X. Warren, Three Oaks, stiffening- strip
and producing the same.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
OUR STATE LAWMAKERS.
Bills introduced and Bills Passed by
the Lower Houses.

Special Dispatch 10 Tug TELEGRAM.
LANSING, Feb. I0.-Ther5 was no quorum
in the Senate this afternoon. Ia the House
the charter of Grand Rapids. By Mr. Park
hurst. 10 amend section 6,963 of Howell's
statutes, relative 10 trials of issues Of fact,
also To prohibit the taxation of attorney fees
in certain cases.
BY Mr. Richardson, 10 amend the act au-
railroad.
BY Mr. Hodge, TO authorize the issuing of
patent 10 Ezra Jones.
BY Mr.. Post, TO detach certain territory
from Roscommon township and attaching
tie same to Nestor township.
Bills were passed 10 amend acts relative To
the division and distribution of estates of
deceased persons. Also prohibiting the
shooting of quail in any month but Novem-
ber.
Longs bill to repeal the act prohibiting
any person from obstructing the regular
operation of the business of railroads or
other corporations, firms or individuals, was
tabled.
resolution was adopted calling on the
Swamp Land Commissioner for information
relative to the cash sales IF swamp lands
and the amounts belonging TO each county.
Pursuant to resolution of the House,
Adjutant-General Robertson reports sixty
three thousand ex-soldiers entitled TO recog
milton under the provisions of the bill to
equalize bounties. 1t would require nearly
seven millions of dollars to carry ont the pro-
visions of the measure.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
mARiTsL DISTURBANCE.


Nav YoEK, Feb IO-ChaFles Jackson, who
says he l. cashier IN the Park TheateF, Chi
eago. had his young and pretty wife arrested
in this city to-day for deserting him. Jack
sou Is a weIl-dressel: and gentlemanly look
ing young man. lie told Police Justice
Dnffy that be found his Wife ia q disrepn-
table house on Bieeck street and that she
refused % SEQ him when he called for her,
and instead sent A man down 10 lick him.
Ma Jackson said thai she married the man
n good faith, bat fOnnd out that he a
criminal, anil aDont the fiF>t act OF her mar
ried life vas 10 help him oat of forgery
~<erape. Jackson admitted that be had re-
Gently been released from Jail but said that
be loved his wife, and that he wanted her 10
81 back 20 Chicago with him. She told the
jude taat she de-erted Jackson because she
eouldn't live with him and dsclared that she
cafed nothing Tor him. Mrs. Jackson was
discharged apd lefs the courtroom without
speaking 10 Jackson.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
THE NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION.
Strong Opposition TO Voting Gov
ernment Aid 10 the Show.

Strong Opposition TO Voting Gov
ernment Aid 10 the Show.
WAsHlS0FoS. Feb.lO.-rhere Is very strong
opposition in Congress 10 voting more
money in aid OF the New Orleans Exposition.
The United States Commissioners now here
seeking further aid are n representative body
OF men, coming from States in all parts of
the Union. Their argument in favor of
governmental assistance IN order TO prevent
the closing OF tie Exposition and consequent
jletifiabe dissatisfaction Of twenty odd
foreign nations that have expended large
sums m sending exhibits 10 New Orleans l.
pi,- stole and has made considerable i'm
pre- lon. b1t the result thus far 40 New Or
10 .ns has created IN the minds Of very many
IA mbers strong opposition TO the voting OF
government aid either 20 the New Orleans or
Any other expedition. Members may be
hoard on every hand exclaiming: 1T Is a
time o. call halt ia this exposition business
l sqill never vote for another exposition bill
sof any Kind whatever"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
The BoY-ooc moNsTRosrv.
a Rational Explanation Of the " Lead
er's" kewly-Discosered Wonder.


The strange malady Of the boy over the
river who was reported TO have been given
to swapping, growing. barking. and other
canine accom- plishmeBts, when properly in
qnired into, does not seem 20 be so myster-
ious or puzzlins TO diagnose a. when hfss
reported. The fact Of the child recovering
on two occasions after being sent 80 Ann
Arbor. IL thus explained by an experienced
searcher among the Affairs pertaining to the
eity's health; The father of the boy. tall.
cadsyerous, nervous man, is, and has been
for years, regular and heavy guzxler Of
rum, and al times given 10 harsh conduct
towards bis family. his condition. under
the laws of nature, would naturally result
during the period of parturition IN transmit
ting certain hereditary effects. among which
are = quently to be found epilepsy. idiocy,
and various forms of tendencies to nervous
complaints. With these points in view the
care was looked into, and II wac learned
that the boy, though 20 young
and with an exceedingly nervous
temperament. was frequently given large
draughts of liquor AZ an antidofe for certain
''spells' which would come over him and
which were probably first induced by the
liquor habit. Then the lad learning what
the remedy was. improved on the symptoms
of the disease. and when he wanted nip"
knew how to make IL msterislize most cop.
iously.
The informant related that he had seen a
bartender in the saloon of the father
pour drink down the kid that would have
been ''tot" for prize topper, and was told
on inquiry that the doctor had advised that
that was all that could be done TO allsy the
'spells." The result Of temperate life At
Ann Arbor in the hospital proves the maxim
of certain doctors that "Similia. s;r,iiibss.
cvroatur" is true with vengeance Be-
sides THE. it proved that the boy liked what
he liked and knew how TO get II. The cause
of the death Of the other child is believed 10
nave been traceable to like causes, and some
still further Investigations would naturally
be suggested.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
AwoNoeRFuL fREAKoF NATURE.
An Operation for Abdominal Tumor
Develops a Remarkable Birth.

An Operation Tor ADdominai lumor
Develops Remarkable Birth.
PursBURo. Feb. l0.-On Friday last lady
patient in the West Pennsylvania Hospital,
OF this city. aged thirty three, and the mother
Of four children, was operated upon for alb
dominal tumOr. When the abnormal
growth was removed Il was found to be a
fully developed body OF female, "A foot or
more in length, with full set of teeth, hair
sir or eight inches long and of an age cor
responding to the age OF the lady herself, inn
plying, OF course. that it sprung into exist
erce at tl<stime of the birth of the lady. It
|, la been nurtured.by her up to the time of
its removal with the kU'fe-in other words It
was n twin sister. hich became an unknown
part of herself. The hospital physician who
hns the "Dem0id Cist' IN hIs possession,
claims there IL but one other similar case on
record. The lady u IN a fair way to recover.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
Eighteen Cadets Resign.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Feb. io.--The resignasion-
of eighteen cadets. who failed NJ the Naval
Cadet Dashieii. Who WAS placed on the prison
ship 'Sautee" yesterday for catering the
stearn engineers department vas allowed
- resign with the others. They were pnid
ofF aud left to-day for thrsr houe@. The
brother II Cadet paehieli, wlao j. m ensign
ia thr navy. i "a be married here a. morrow
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Strong Evidence that the Ballot Box
was rampered With.

Strong Evidence that the Ballot Box
was rampered With.
CHcA0O. Feb. lO.-rhe trial of the cleo
ton eonspirators was continued to-day. s.
A. Falls, a wood engraver. fully identified
the bogus ballots a printed from an en-
craving he was engaged to make. He sep
arated them from the genuine by means of
scratches and marks caused by his tools
slipping. John Wynne testified to his vot
ing number ten. he voted for Leman and
si.sned his name on the back. Ticket mum
Der ten Wa produced in court. Wyune pro-
nouncsd II a forgery. IL contained the
name of Rudolph Brand for Senator where
"a he voted for Leman. aud the name John
Wynne on its hack was not in his hand
writing. Max Fries. boOkkeeper for Hans
com & Co.. testified that he heard the de-
fendant Mackin say to S. II. Wright he
would like to have Brands name substituted
on the ticket 10 be printed for that of Lee
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
Kalamazoo Isolated.

KALAMAZOO. Feb. 10.-This morning we
were practically isolated from the outside.
The Michigan Central trains last night were
stalled at Battle Greek and Michigan City;
the Lake Shore Mt Elkhart; the G.. X. & /. at
Sturgis: NJ. 4 q. at Marshall and Montieth.
The drifts and blockades are the worst of
the spasnn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

SrufSurfriD. H.. feh 10 I'm sccoung of
The snav boand trims no quorum was pres
ent ~ ballot Tor United States Senntos to-day
and Che Legislature f1ok = resvss until g..
npffoes hepins ihsl seuse aissentee- mas
DC able o. gri ia. it e. the wafst biset a.ie
fsf Fsnfs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
Passengers Escape With Bruises.

ALTON. ILL.,, Feb. lO.-The east-bound er-
press train on the Wabash was thrown from
the track by broken rail between Mitchell
and Edvardsville this morning. The bag
gage. smoking and passenger coaches were
thrown from the track. The smoker and the
other coach were filed with passengers
many Of whom received severe bruises. bat
no serious injuries. The ladies' coach.
thrown on its side, took FIRE, but the flames
were soon extinguished.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. l0.-In the lower
branch of the State Legislature to-day bill
was passed by unanimous vote, which pro-
vide whoever asks, or makes demand for
money or other things of value upon can
didatc for any political position shall, upon
conviction, be fined not less than 500 nor
more than $500, or imprisoned from one TO
two years.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

WAsHfNGrov. Feb. l0.-At meeting Of
the Executive Committee Of the Ipaugura-
ton Committee tonight. il was decided 20
baild skeleton wooden roof over the Pen
sion building NJ cost Of S5ot0. Because
Of this unlocked for expense lt was also de-
ended to abandon all attempts at street deco
ration. The new roof = made necessary
from the fact demonstrated to-day that the
eauvass roof nov on viii not withstand the
heavy winds % which thIs section e subject.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Nrw YosK. Feb Io.-Peter Sim & Son.
morocco manufacturers Of Salem. Mass.
mule A assignment to-day. with preference.
Lithiliiles reported at over Sto.oo0 The
Globe Art Bronze Company. of Washington.
- e.. made 40 assignment to-day. lhe
conpany bad a capital stack of fltooo0. bot
v.fg llille stock was paid IN.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
IN PORT AT LAST.
The Steamer Oneida Released From
49, ~1:.. ~f.L. O..

The Steamer Oneida Released From
the Ice Condition of the Crew.
GRAND HAVEN, Feb. 10.-The Oneida broke
free from the ice of her own accord with the
aid of an east wind Mt 2 O'Clock this morn
ing and started south. She met the Arctic
north of Muskegon. When they passed Mus
kegon people on shore heard the crew talk
ing on board but could not see anyone on ac-
count OF the prevailing storm. The Arctic
towed the Oneida into the harbor from the
piers. The T.. x Il. NJ. steamer No. worked
n while Sunday assisting the Arctic. Capt
Smallman. of the steamer Oneida, IA soon
as l0st IN the ice shut of the cabin and put
up stove 20 heat the room. The crew and
passengers had plenty to eat and fuel enough
blOckOut.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
a Deserted Village.

JACKSON, Feb. 10.-The snow stopped this
morning. There are about three feet of the
beautiful on the level. Trains are all late
and no mails have arrived on any of the rail
roads to-day. The weather is growing colder.
with sharp wind. The roads in the country
are fearful to traverse, being blocked with
drifts of snow. The business portion of the
city Is very quiet as no strangers are in
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

MADRID. Feb. l0.-The number OF unem-
ployed vorkmen in Spain has now become
enormous. I'm Madrid alone are 5000. and
their manifestations assume threatening
aspect. To-day sixty were arrested before
the palace. I'm consequence. the authorities
have determined 90 act energetically ia deal
ing with these new troubles.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

WoosrFR. O., Feb. io.-Iast night 81
Theme. nine miles west of here, just as
Hotel. left the roller rink for home. she was
shot in The head and back hy Wilbur peters.
her Tilted hover. iopn. Peters then shot
himself through the head Neither eau 70
cover.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

rospcS. Feb. lo--An London payer. AZ.
pear in moofnnz for Gof,inn. The Duly
Nrsrs. in Hs esii'osial ss5r no a<e ~ cbivaify
rsvivrs ir fior,ions hisiofy. The wboi~
80 III IS. : lhriii ~ pa.-ionate grief ~ lke
chfi.titn eafslofs dsalh. The sf8nsfaFf
rusass~ a. believe aossiof s aead
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

DUBLIN, Feb 10.-Edward McCabe, Arch
Bishop of Dublin, Primate of Ireland. Is
dead. He was born Feb Ii. 1916, and was
created Cardinal in 1882.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
NEGRO MURDERERS CAPTURED.
They are Arrested by the Police in
Memphis Upon Suspicion.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Feb. 10.-Several days
ago, two negroes were arrested by the police
as suspicious characters, on them being
found pair of diamond earrings, the
negroes refusing to give any satisfactory
explanation "a to how they came in their
possession. Inquiry was Immediately insti-
tuted "a to who had lost iewelry. The police
were rewarded this morning by telegram
from Plaque Mine, La, making inquiries
about two negroes. the descriptions of whom
answered those of the two suspicious char
acters. The telegram states that they are the
murderers of wealthy lady. from whom n
large quentity of valuable jewelry was stolen.
A reward of 81, 200 has been offered for their
arrest
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OYYIoE or r. V. TAYLOR. Sweets Hotel.
GRAND RAPIDS Feb. 40. 1sS5.

Cablee quoted wheat and corn steady. Chicago
receipts Iwere light owing TO the blizzard. They
were: Wheat 81 cars: corn i7o cars; oats 81 cars.
hogs. about 30. The visible supply of grain. ss
compared with one week ago. shows increaaes as
follows: Wheat Is7 .oo) bu; corn spoO bu; oats.
sll.00 bu. The storm tended 70 restrict business
and in the absence Of any nsvs Of importance
markets ruled very steady and extremely dull. bat
frv, raxorfhoiaSe
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
Killed in a Lumber Camp.

Special Dispatch TO IHE TELEGRAM.
WALTON, Mich, Jan. 10-Michael Car
mody, a workman employed at the lumber
camp of Rietz Bros, fifteen miles northeast
of this place, was killed to-day on a rollway.
He is supposed TO have been killed almost
instantly, as he was quite dead when taken
from under the logs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
Found Guilty.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.-George A. Vincent,
alias Charles Perrin, noted bond forger, ar
rested in this city last March, while trying To
obtain $1,000 from the St. Louis National
Bank by means of forged letter in credit.
was found guilty of forgery and sentenced to
ten years In the penitentiary. Vincent,
while in Sing Sing in 1877. set fire to the
prison and escaped to England.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
A School House Food For Flames

Special 10 THE TELEGRAM.
WoLcoTvnLE, Ind, Feb. 10. 9.45 p. H.
The two-story frame school house here is in
flames. 1t caught fire near the stove i'll the
upper story. The fire department can do
nothing to check the fire, but il is thought
there are no other buildings near enough to
be in danger. Onlya few books have been
saved. The loss will be about $1,000, par
tally covered by insurance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

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ssfsf - Ms flsn. Is e. ts hang fhH s,ias
nsst A. asusl sls hsssissa ~ii ts sssh ihs
atafaSt itfivas{f H4ae issi8a aaasfgtta1 ia ehs
esaa3f ifistsn Sssa sRe as73arss ffesef ifssi fsf
La asla representatives - sts ,.ssss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
THE FALL OF kHARTOUM.


nounced by the War Department.
LONDON Feb. l0-It is officially an
nounced that the following particulars have
been learned concerning the fall ofKhartoum:
The rebels having gained access 10 the city
by treachery, their entry caused a tumult IN
the streets. Gordon, while leaving the pal
ace To learn the cause of the disturbance,
was stabbed dead. A fearful massacre of
the Christian population ensued; the barbar-
ities perpetrated by the Arabs exceeding even
the bulgarian atrocities of the Russo Turk
ish war. III Mahdi caused the Notifications
TO be so strengthened that the English mill
tary authorities consider it almost impreg-
nable. The Arabs brought with them into
the city tons upon tons OF arms and ammun-
itIon, beside n full fighting equipment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
A Way They Have in Mexico.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Feb. 10.-A mexican
special says that mob at Tepotepic had a
fight with the troops. but was dispersed after
two men had been killed and several
wounded. Fifteen rioters were arrested.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

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stas tie tsssass 49, as ksea kaisssa "a
s~slFs fiases Is hs- tfasass. aaa sa5saess
sss.z,s1s "a So nsstssa go So is.ls@a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

cmnAao. Fsb. - Prissis dispatches ~
milnigbt feou Racine. Vie. report = large
nre - progress. he Fi-h Iifathsss eafF
haase sns sdl5iHias haildlhss Sc hsfsins
Fffe engines and @afef sHrtis afs ffss-tt
Mifsaaker, E8Eines ace ass@ es the ~sf
Warts the Court - fis hef Tea aiii
So fsss, FsB. - -fh@ a~nsss - TIE
sfssssship tfaks NihRiFss sisi iIissi -
dss ssslnsf fts f4ls<ks. fsf sssfA ssiss3s
- eise essfE Hs4s assss isst - 'Fsssslhs fi.s
Ata<ka ssl se~ias Be- - lhls a.7st fhs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
Frozen to Death.

Special Dispatch to TIE TELEGRAM.
CADILLAC, Mich, Feb. 10.-A man by the
name of Thomas Groves was found frozen
to death four miles north Of this place. to-
day
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
The Weather.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-For the upper lake
region, fair weather and slowly rising tenn
perature with west to south winds.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
firm nevertheless.
New York.

Nrs foss. Feh n
Money elesei easy. st ~ per cent. Exchange
elesed dnli and lower; postad rates. as'tGgs7.
actual rates t.s2Aats Tor s. days and asa
sssA far demand.
tsoverum~nts clo~sst firm. curr~nry ga u.
hsa a. coupons i1sa bid 49, - if2s h,d
l'aci6c railruad bsnds eios~ssf - follows Usifsa
6r~ts. iii - iia, lsosl sranfs - isd. ao ssak
ins fansls. rs hid. Centrsls re n iIb<
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

fasi~g keaseees Akasnsf sAs F~eneA.
Hase kss<a fsA e Tl.s sfv<s nsns -.
tss@a eae~ea ~ 80 Cksne~s e~lnx ~ a..
s&<ssssassss sssssezzs II - fr~&eA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11
HAND WRITING ON The WALL
PROPHECIES BEING FEL-
FILLEH

Thousands aad Thousands OF
Dollars Being Sared by cffiSens
Uho Pafroatze Spring Il Gosss-
pump Qua kfer oT "a Million
Dollars ia No rcIlandE=o selling
at the Most 4 -4sfoaislssls0iy Lose
Prices.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11


Some time sxo we advertised a. ave 70 tie
people ~ tins sessfsB ~ the Stale a. Vel ak %
ever beiy who rsyhf make tielf purchases - ear
store many tbousalsas of dojArs. and ~ call -
The thousands y ho visit eur sieGe dalis 49, II
ise~ Prom fvs u setsn thousand I,s,gsie slail,
slsit onr store sho chr attest a. tfo as-@TlleD
That never IN their etIerieIc< have slles known
,fs oois and tarlH'ts ~olo Al saoh astssailsiiLs
Ne srs often s<ksa ho~ ioas THE sale l. - ON
rnne> IN answer se CAD oDls ~ Il j. llnl,o~-
chls for u - determine. started with gE>
ward 81 tue huDdrtd aBd bf1y tholsazgld stollars
sortb ~ mercfandise ~ al kinds aud While
ethsrr are taking oh fully ous Qs.aIseg from tie
prso< % tfsesr soods in order compete VIII us
sno announce that tiielT ssl,s viii tsrnlAaie IN .
few days se are induesd q ssY u el.stoInsss
that the sale of goods al ga ss'Fe si - oalfln
usd v1tboot I'D ending
IL IL ls not onnFafliaBt FOR ysgu O. GONE tfis
week oons psst ~tsAk. % c0us ehen n b consea-
ieDtf sou 10 40 80 lou vii henos,forth Ind
our eiors o. et and tfe soass il al vSase IL foul,d
ctsnner than 700 oan buy them elreN herr. II
COR nsaghbor take IA quarter from theif prios
eekfss toAPASf
Our ssle II embroldeIieS and hair goods j. or
tninly without preceient. the entire sIo.k l. los
iuvsiy t-lns ele<-si cot st half lrice.
srKISe a ConrASx
White Blanks's as low a. ffsy censs each. q
better quality al slxfsI aod hElf osaDls each
hov du<~ thai sound
ePKfNe 4 CoMpsNx
Blankefs Last year for S100 ureseni prlos anly
Sl.n
Last yszr ssno now for Sl.5c
4IH 800
SO 20
1.o -
An Immense stock "a selecf from.
kPRsNe CONTAIN
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Dur esle II enbroadeIle< aud HAIR goods is ~
tntnly without preceteut. the entire sIo. l. los
iuvsiy t-slns olas-si oof et half rioe-
eFhINe s. C0nPANL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Panic prio~ on Cloaks viii b. n.aiDfaiIs.d uft.i
all ARE closed ont. Thousands have bsn sold by
us tins ssason- Thousands ~ iadie. have been
ulads happy by the low prloe~. Oily think 81 ia
good cloak for only $500 500. Sl.08 $50.
sso1, siue0, sl2p and 80 on- Ibess al iUlly
worth double tiae money.
SFRINs a CoMFANT
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

We nsve opened recently few raasss n pre<x
oos1s that snrprise- us even ~ the marvellous low
prlc<<. Double f0lo Cashmere iD all ocl0rs
only lso. Splendid Cashmers=. al culors very
hns. for only &c These epods cHn be fouDd
elsewhere si almost any stoFe f4 double tie lfios
we ssk- hPRINa 4 toNPARs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

Upward 1900 yards Good Brown Cotton AZ t.
lows<i prce ever snoWn. from csnis f,ef yard
aud upward: - Glass; Biesci.ed oilon fise lowest
pr1ce we ever knew. hpEINs A toAfANa.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-11

An fsnmsnss stock to seiecf from.
SPltf 40 A CONTAIN