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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31
HANDSOME PRESENT.

HANDSOME PRESENT.
Eac:, customer who buys ten dollars worth of
Dry GOODS will be presented with two large
size. fine quality Damask Towels, worth 81 w.
Colorcd Cashmcre5, extra wide width, fine quality,
all colo.s II yards for 81 80 Homespun, new
style dress goods 25c. Ladies' Wool Vests SIC
Black Cashmere Shawls. pure wool, S1.5O. Blank
ots superior quality. all pure fine lambs wool.
immense size Cheap at $500; reduced to 5000
ROYAL Serge new style beautiful dress goods
Ali coloIs, 12 yards for $500. Baby Blankets
(double) fine wool, only $1OO. Heavy Bed Com
fort 75r. Goods not satisfactory money returned.
CARTER'S,
iii Market Space, near 7th ST.,
ccts Washington, D. G.
I1REsHLY GROUND GRAHAM FLOUR re-
J. ccivcd to-day by rnr,nr
oct9 j. Z. MlLBOhN.
SMALL sUGAR-cURED HAMS uncanvasscd
m va ioO'''S &c. MILBURN.
NEW ORLEANS AND Porto RICO MOLAS-
~ SEES and Choice Syrul5, for sale low by
jy29 J. G: MlLBOKN:
10 Doz. DUREEE's COLD MEAT SAUCE and
Lei SALAD DRESSING Just B rGee i ed . CON
NGIxED CHOP, CHow-CHow AND SWEET
1, ecs H''A''' : UNIV y ~ McBURNEY's
DRIME SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS AND
i Breakfast Pieces for sale low by
an2O &c. MILBURN.
lust RECEIVED SOME NEW STYLES OF
les s. ''''' : HENRY WILDT's.
Use THE GOLDEN HAM-Finest Sugar
u Cared Liam in the United States Sold by
les GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
pHEUMATlSM CURED BY DIR. MITCHELLS
| Is Celebrated rheumatism Plaster for sale by
anil WE. CREIGHTON & co.
lust RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF THE
y Celebrated Farmvile Lithia Water in bottles
or br The Gallon, at id II. LUNTS,
icie Cor King and Washington SITS.
7 AIDES CUFF BUTTONS IN STERLING
= S'''''' >''''' 80" HENRY WILDTs,
;c3 10 ". Royal street.
DRiMg NEW ORLEANS AND PORTO RICO
I Mo'asscs for sale by
sep2 ;. Z: mlLeohN:
JELLIES.
| n FULL LINE OF CHOICE JELLIES received
to day by [aug12l J. c. MlLBORN:
H,HE UNION BATHING SUITS, complete in
;r 9''' s"''''' :, AMOS E. sLAYMAKER.
A FULL STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER
/ II Underwear Just received at
otto AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'S.
/ FINEST GUNPOWDER TEA received to day
Il oc22 By J. c. M1LBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

our E rAS Sy h TE asa Of s SEw VIII
TIC. so much preferable to nitrnrs oxide raa.
You are conscious and is is perfectly harmless.
Aml'E EiIin and h rau 'I Ir' s "" %
isfarton ru.raptcrf, Teeth cx:.ar:o.? Mt al icur.
Dr. G;nhNf" r.; .E st. h. '? and ' VII s stq.
Alexandria, Va. Ort' 80 1850.
ny ORDER Of the chairman, 81 meeting Of tho
d subscribers 10 tho stock of the Nj VERNON
NJ NJ o Vii he hrId a, COECOEpIA HALL MON
DAY, Nov. =, at "oio'N p, u. h"a' n,
Adoption OF constitution ''''' - '''' ''4 pay
ment OF imitation i'fE
oct"O-td j." r. uHL'.N 9'eFo'"J.
0EErrE ALEXANDRIA GAS WORKS
Offloh N'''-> ~ n Dt.Ir ; 3i;b, 1SSj.
Royal and Camera" street 'r 9td, c,r
The How al Gas WIN DC A,ori'" ''u h a.. -
sumcrs without respect 70 rI'"".H rs 49,
delinquent OH Sa'u'"'J ''''"' ,.nvI.I,Ev
.o,c, Snnrriutrnt,r,t.
oe. - w ----.--..--
STOCKHOLDERS MhhI!N".
~ .i...g.1..., r.ro
IRs ANNA sG wATE !! rTNrh%Y . IGl
en;no ~ ,hn c,,n.rv "a ~ since Are. g.
~ MI WoMnSy tho ri of November $50 >. l.
o'clock a. m
oct16-td r. u. FEN ALL. H"crc'trF.
BOARD.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BOONE % sc'-
ond and third floors with BOARD. Also Med
E poard ans anrlv tn
oc O. CT co. pit IT, a'. Duke sts.
0Ou.NcP pUsINr.s,
~ . Il,a ~ r,c ,,r wl;.. We say,
Satisfy yourselves t fhrsc. - ROOT, SHOES
and do it, don't you '"rscI IT, pi it :, c"niS
o. per cent cheaper than Anywhere else.
| oct27 BIN X hhLfM hFr.
,,,n.--r.,., ,ry,,T, ,orpIrrq, proVN's
L Iron Bitters' warmers kihneE anu i Isil
Cure buha,o lima ma i,,'t isr"a ,I,nnv in
beater's Lubricatlns lIni'hent' a'Se f"fi"S IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

NHANGE OF BUSiNESo-i Having Determined
| IN MAKO = decided changc.u our business, we
offer from This date our entire stock OF BOO -
and SHOES at such reduced figures AS viii IS
tonish everybody. ,.>-,r
octCT-.,m y. M ur Va Am
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

The LATE STORM. The heavy rains OF
the past few days ha We caused a consider.
able freshet in the river, and il is reported
that all the streams which empty into 1t
from above are very much swollen. AT
Ilarpe,'s Ferry, the confluence Of the Poto-
mac and the Shenandoah rivers, the water
WAS very high yesterday but has subsidized.
The current in the river between this city
mud Washington was so strong today that
it gave considerable trouble to the ferry and
ether steamers in making their trips and
landings while quantities of drift wood and
other debris wero carried swiftly down the
stream a large sheep was picked up of
this city which showed that some Of the up
country farms have heeu under water and
their live stock carried oil. Tho damage
done TO most of the railroads by the storm is
very great and in several instances trains
had TO be abandoned till the washouts and
land slides could be repaired. The trains
On the main line of the Virginia Midland
read are ali running to day. but passengers
are being transferred Mt Tye river, near
Lynchburg, the bridge over which is badly
damaged. The washout this side of Happy
Greek, on the Manassas branch of the road,
caused the abandonment of the evening
train for Strasburg yesterday, but the dam
age will be repaired by this evening when
The train will be sent out from here as usual.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-This
club held n meeting at Potomac Hall last
night with H. Z. Wilson in the chair. and
Rudolph P. Thompson secretary. Several
members delivered addresses, among them
Rudolph P. Thompson, who spoke in q ell
lcgistic end spirited manner Of Mr.. Barbour,
who, he said, would be in tho United States
Senate before long. The club adjourned TO
meet Monday night at $50 o'clock for the
purpose Of electing canvasSers to whom to
give tickets at the different wards in the
city on election day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

Ir~CoSFEpEEATE VETERANs.-Thc regular
monthly meeting of r. f. Lee Camp, Confederate
Veterans, will be held on Monday evening, NO,
vember Cd, at the Columbia engine house, at $50
o'c ock. EDGAR NAEFtELp'
ont3O3t Adulant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

nREPARE FOR THE COMING COLD WAVE.
Ladies All Wool Und"rshirt- and D;a"cfs.
I i'i"Jo for Tho sooe.,, {. II. ADAMS,
ie" "a.1n ~ 50 King ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

HALLowE'sN.-This is Ha!low EveI
Halloween. the vigil of All Hallows, or All
Saints Day. It has always been tho occa'
sion Of popular froics, such as the perform
ance of spalls by young people to discover
their future partners for life, and certain
fireside rerelries. Halloween is said to be
night when witches. devils and other mis-
chief-nioking beings are abroad on their
errauds. Fairies sre said on that night to
hold grand anniversary. Tomorrow will
be ALI Saints Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

~.RR.NT,s sELTZER APEKIENT. BROWNS
Iron Eitters. Warmers kidncy and Liver
Cure, Buffalo J.ithia Water, Bedford Water, Leaf
beater's Lubricatng Linimcnt, large tuppIy III
store and for sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED EDDMa % sc'-
ond and third floors with BOARD. Also Med
Boarders. Apply to
oco6-2w@ Sc. Cor Pitt ard DHk" sis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-The Supcrinten-
dent of Schools conducted at Peabody Hall
this morning. the October Institute OF the
Teachers or Public Schools. The lessons
were two in number-frst, an Illustration
of How to prepare Gor the spelling class"
ard second, How to connect local with
general history" Miss B. Broekct; read
from the Chicago Teachers Institute "A
lesson or school government" and the Su-
perintendent announced the death of Prof
+. V. DeGrail, who had given lessons at
the Institute. and paid brief tribute 10 his
services in the cause of the schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

MEMS HEAVY, CANTON FLANNEL IN DtA u
IM crs. Sizes 81 to So Price Do
-c3O-Gt C.M. ADAMS, 50 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31
,EOF BUSINESS!

,nhNoi1 w CIIAHGE or BUSINESS!
Satisfy yourselves thu. We me" EoU VIZ: ~ sl0 s$
ahu , w ~, in tue way Of EUED Il GOODS
o. per cent. cheaper than anywhere else
oct2T BIN X NM " ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

naEN,s FANCY COLOGED HANDkCR-
wi CHIEFS. new, neat and attractive patterns.
Priccs -. ~ 30 aud % cents.
oo-Gt en-. ADAMS. 50 Eipg ST,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

MEMS ORLEANS POINTS KID GLosho,
Nl the latest novelty. co W.T..
oc3O-6t c. NJ. ADAMn, o. Alls s1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

Alexandria: Va. Oct. 30 1880.
DY ORDER Of the chairman, meeting "i tho
ID subscribers 10 tho stock of the MI. VERNON
CO OPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
No. 9 will be held 1T COACOHillA HALL MON
DAY, Nov >, at s O'Clock p II. EusnrSi -
Adoption of constitution ana BY laws and pay
ment of initiation Iorf
oct:;O.m l.. F. UHL!:R. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31
DEN 'I'ISIRi

[ EXTRACT TEETH ABSOLUTELY WITH
OUT PAIN by tho use of the NEW h%E5fill-
TIC, so much preferable to nitrnrS oxide raH.
You are conscious and il is perfectly harmless.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted III tn" best iiar-
ncr. Filling and pivoing teeth a specially. ;5a'-
isfaction guaranteed. Teeth cX!.aC'c" Mt all 'cnr.
DR.. CHARLES EiEDEI. mo Sing st,
ocL1 i-cU2m Bet. ST. h:arh ANA wash SI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

AssAuLr.-As stated in the GAZETTE Dan
Nelson, colored, was badly cut on the back
of the ], eek yesterday evening by COM
panion named James Henderson, a desper-
ne character. These two men, who had
been drinking, got into dispute yesterday
evening on the corner of Cameron and Fair
fax streets, aud from there went to the store
on North Fairfax street kept by Mr.. J. Z.
Rice. There they got into scutlle, when
Henderson seized large cheese knife from
the counter, and cut Nelson severe cash
ON the back of the neck He then made a
plunge at Nelson and it is thought would
have killed him, but was seized by a
colored man named Jackson, " no took the
knife from him. Henderson, after trying TO
to make his escape, was arrested by Officers
Bettice and TIGER and locked up in The sta.
ton house till this morning, when he was
sent to jail to await the action OF the grand
Jury, Nelson's wound is serious one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31
oct 81 ct
TOCEHOLDERS' MEETING.

The annual meeting Of The @t"ck'i."da .a 81 40
ALEXANDRIA WATEn lUMpANN ,.i!i lc i,g i
at the office of the Company. -" ~ !.@"c i.r' .,
on MONDAY, the I'd of Soycmh,r, $50, .. J
o'clock a.
oct16-td i. ID. re: Aii., S>''r1't:f.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

M Drawers Sizes 20 to 81.
~ LOO en- ADAMS. 50 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

Mr.. Nick ENzIE's ENTRAvAGANCE.-Of
c,:::r-e Mr. Mckenzie has perfect right to
d. y. he pica&es with the money he has re-
cp:v,i from Cereal Malone, but when
through Mr.. Dearborn, he hires Perry Car
sons restaurant in Washington 4, cost, in
Guiding all the expenses attending such a
luxury, of $50, to entertain a corporals
guard Of colored voters whom be is en-
deavoring to enticc to this city to vote on
election day, it is only human and reasona-
BILE that those Of that ilk residing here
should kick. inasmuch as Mr.. McKen-
zie has declared that a dollar day
was pay enough for the colored can
vasssrs 1t must be remembered, however,
that the Washington ''niegsr" has al
ways claimed superiority over those OF
his race residing here, but the wonder
is that Gen. Mahane's swash bucket should
have given practical recognition to that
claim by 2evoting so large portion of the
doodle to tlleir entertainment, when his
political charity should at least begin at
home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

OFFICE ALEXANDRIA GAS WORKS,
" October 1lth 1850.
Royal aud Cameron Street entrance. }
The flow af Gas will be stopped from all cor
sumcrs without respect to persons who Enay q
dc!noucnt on Saturday October :ilst. 1850.
j. EOXEUkY,
oct 81 Ct Superintendent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

ADMIRAL PowELL's W1LL.-The Court
in General Term in Washington on Thurs
day took up the casa of Mrs. Sarah Coimes-
nil Va. w. b. Webb and G. d. Drake, execu-
Tors of the estate Of the late Admiral l.. M.
Powell. The validity of the will was con-
tested on the ground that the admiral was
at the time Of the execution of the paper OF
unsound mind and was unduly influenced
to make it. The issues from the Probate
Court were decided in favor of the defend
ants. The caveator appealed from this
Yesterday affirmed the judgment below. It
will he remembered that Admiral Powell
left several requests to his relatives in this
city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

MOCHA COFFEE just received and for sale, IL
~ 30 &c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-31

OEAKER CORN. HOMINY BEANS and NEW
- YORK BUCKWHEAT.
octSo GEO. McBURNEY & son.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
FOR RENT.

TO RENT VERY PLEASANT ROOMS. FUR
nlshed or unfurnished. Rent cheap to the
right party. Al Mt. Vernon street
TO REM HOUSE. No. IOi FOUNTAIN
street. February IL; also Se5 Front street
and boarding house on Ionia street near FIRST
avenue: 500 10 loan. Enquire Of Tuttle Bros
Opera HOUSE Blk.
EOR RENT-A LARGE ROOM To rent over
Hart's job Office, ia Arcade INQUIRE of II
o. Carr. Democrat Office.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
ADVICE TO A YoUs0 MAN.
Beaten Politician Tenders some Excel
lent Counsel to Youth Who Has Not
Waded in % Deeply a. lie Has


Beaten Politician Tenders some Excel
lent Counsel to Youth Who Has Not
Waded In % Deeply He Has
I8urdette in Brooklyn FaQlel
Ny son, when you 20 into politics, as
am grieved 20 see You have already done 70
the extent of running two suits of clothes
with kerosene oil aud the coat of your
stomach with whisky-it would be much
better for you to-day, socially, morally,
physically and financially. had you drank
the kerosene and poured the whisky over
your clothes, although your patriotic ex-
hilaration would have snffered-but when
you do go into real politics, when you tri-
umph, triumph graciously, magnanimous-
ly, mercifully. You will observe that this
advice is given you by a man who is lying
on the fat of his back, while the naughty
foe is holding torchlight procession over
his PROSTATE form. But it doesn't hurt me
any, and | want 10 tell you why, and
want in that connection tn give YOU one
more line of advice. l died easy. And
want you, when the hour of defeat comes
to you, To "die easy" Don't kick. Don't
struggle after you are dead. 1t distorts
the countenance, contracts the limbs, lends
the features a hideous expression of agony
and hate and terrifies the mourne $. When
your time comes, "die easy" Don't kick
against manifest destiny. Remember that
it is hard to fight the fates. Now, when
read the returns on the 9TH of November,
| lay ME down in calm though sorrow
full resignation. l closed my eyes and
folded my hands on my bosom and re-
mained passive and quiet, and there wasn't
prettier Republican remains in all this
broad land than your late lamented SUBJ
scriber. IL took great many thousand
Republicans ten or twelve DAYS to attain
my state OF sublime composure, but they
came To it at last, and see how much they
lost They kept anticipating the resurrec-
ton. Every time triumphant Democrat
blew his rejoicing horn they thought it was
the trumpet of the Republican Gabriel, and
jumped up in their grave clothes and went
prancing around, and finally had to be
knocked in the head with an Official Count
before they would submit 10 the Office of
the undertaken. | believe in pluck, my son,
l believe in grit; / have an abiding faith in
sand. like to see man fight who doesn't
know when be is licked, but | don't like to
see man come bowling back into the ring
after he has been knocked out and the other
fellow has gone away with the gate money.
'Die easy" my boy, you'll look better, your
friends and enemies alike will admire YOU
all the more for it, and you'll be in better
condition for getting up when your party
Gabriel sounds the trumpet. Now, bear
this in mind. Paste it in your hat. | don't
know much about politics. wish | had as
many dollars as | don't know much about
politics-but what l do know l know for
keeps, and | know it is always becom ng
for the party that gets it's neck cut Oft to
''die easy" and go off gracefully.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

out and g1ven trial BIS sentence was
death. The wretch was = whiniag coward
and begged piteously and in vain fer his
life
THAT afternoon be and Burton were
buried together l staid at those diegins
for about a year longer Then for twenty
years more / was a wasderer through Cali
fornia. living seven Or them ia San Fran
cisco. Last year became weary Of my in
active ufe and felt as though I would again
like u be around tAe mining camp at work.
j therefore went up 10 Portland Ore, aud
then out To the CseHr de Alene mines. But
il was no use. although the 81 ght was very
pleasant 10 me. | could not again begin
active labor, and 50 determind To return
east. | have q comfortable fortune hus |
often feel as though had not done my duty
IN life. / have not heard from home IN
twenty two years and | shall he another
Rip Van Winkle in returning ~ the old
town"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

'HANGE FOR
/. .e.l~~-

AAlANIKD TO SELL On EXCHANGE FOR
w elty prosperity . store with residence at
saeled. located in Cassopolis. Mich. e9ants -seet
81 as c00Dty. Call on OF address VI. III. Barber.
zls Third syeRae. Grsnd Rapids
A kikSfGi4ASS SOI1CITOR CAN SEC Ri
~ al engagement either On salary eonmls-
sion b{ applying t0J. q. Beacher. roaIn II Hoase-
man block. city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
WIVES WANTED.
A Society of Young Men Send Deputies
East to Find suitable Spouses.
philadelphia Special

philadelphia SpeciaLl
sleek, quiet looking young man. who
wore blue necktie and a painfully new
suit Of black broadcloth, stood under a
white sombrero in the lobby of the Cont
mental Hotel this morning, struggling with
a tight pair Of yellow kid gloves. He was
going out calling and on each of dozen
visiting cards he had written i'm prim
husiness-like hand: France G.. Green.
st. John, Trenton County Arizona.n s'My
business in Philadelphia" ;" said Mr.. Green,
''is rather peculiar. In fact, am almost
Mt loss how TO proceed. You sne," said
the young man, coloriDg slightly. "there is
scarcity of young women in Trenton
County, and a lot of respectable Young
men called a meeting at st. John October
II, and deputies were selected TO come East
to secure wives for the subscribers to
the association. | have the photo
graphs of the members thirty -one
In all - and also have letters
of recommendation from the township Of
ficers. All want now is to secure the
young ladies. Their expenses TO Arizona
will be paid by the association Immediate
ly, or, if they wish. they will be given the
addresses of the members whom they pre-
fer, and a correspondence can be opened.
How 10 begin this und dertaking i. pulling.
am afraid 10 advertise for fear will not
receive replies from the kind Of young
women that would suit have letters IN
people In Boston and New Haven. where
we hope to end young women willing 20
60 West and marry. I stopped over i'm
Philadelphia TO look around bit and see
friends. The society is composed of ranch
men, farmers, miners, civil and mining en-
gineers, hotel-clerk. a druggist and a
lawyer. lama civil-eng gineer. and have
relatives living IN Philadelphia. and al
shough Arm going 70 eau on some Of them
Today don't want them ~ know whv
same East I'm afraid they a think was
sind Of soft 20 come ou such mission
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

ttttf"t"t' p Ft9tf
The fort eratians ~ Pan. A.. threat.
suesi. not ~ an ensmv fhis fi,no. ls,t hv
be fafi=ians Themselves. The cisv il ous
ttowinz its old sene. and ths fovbQ asiaus
'fe 81 she wy. The rf~sn tfev ocrupv T.
sauifed fsf hviiiina purposes Ae,erl
pa - French afthlfsek IN sufhefifs ga
hsss aasstiess F'asfs fpssni ss feefsa al
htiaaai faents r. isuisp fhe nna fer4giss
vefsinsnfsN whe esn set 81 fssssens nrl
'sitsi''s ssssfasssaosi@t ss. sad ks has hsJ
e7F~ef setieH with ens - ths niaisfess
*he lnfes tsssi hssa fhst che eae~.saa,s.,t
Tss 7isre~~4 - s~ks ~ $40 a-.estis,, - tss
i@seei 'ssss - ths fssssn asl~ns .s sss... =.
ssftefn f~sssfFse ss-<*sks wses sstsisa n
~ssi3 - Fseaisf f~~~a. Z s.sir ~ -.
sers .s~>~~t = ss~rhsT Ts.-srt q ~s-~ss rs-
rss>
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
y ". EpDY.

have Gsed Van MAgit tlil fsH Neuralgia and
Il hss proved a. be- satisfactory. ae Il has cu.ed
me entirely, alsp car next door nais-thor xas
cured b. IL JoelsAns Aleft by Internal ase faI
Sore 11iro4l. ooinhlned with = severe l.s0lsa and
hoaFseneSs. also nAB ~ tle Liuae II Nlofte
hNlntens ~as carei by II - a xers severe Lame
hack 1 can ssAs zoo much in praise If sour
MAGE Oil
Grand Haven April IS lss4
Yours truly. JAtoB DESPEIDEh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

We have nsed your Magic 0n far several yaars,
and soud net Ike be without iL a. il ls e0od
family ne<ilcine, VIZ huus. hrulses. Sore.
Throat toide etc.. benos / truly reoosnnena it ~
the public. Et,A. ~ AANDthN t.lf-S
Patterson. \ J.. F-h- n. lss4-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31


NK \. g. AANnKRIINpE Ne have nsed y0ur
Magic od viii great satisfaction One 81 ou1
children was taken slck With tso-Sailesil diph.
iberia bf course ~ employed doctor bat the
ciiild grew woree every ass. One morning Tie
doctor called WITH four more ~ his I,roie-siaB
and consulted. II tie cllild would H. alive la the
evening they sers a. open the childs throat ana
cut tte pl1esm out Ihls dad npf approve II
bat ~ there no hope of the childs rtooeers
consented. Finally oar neiEilbof Ars D. AaIldar-
werp, called witt bottle If sour Magic Oll and
ssked II ~ Wouln nee tit would oo=i Us nolh-
Ine We gave tfe cilila thr~s az bpe drops IA
tsrnalls even hoIF and ps,aitced the solsz ~ tie
feel With oniong and iaihsd i5s tsroai vVeu with
Magic tSl and ~ bssn tite austor la the eVen-
Ang ie wanted - know WtAf hiad agleen
chlia. a. n hre4thes1 mDrh easlef. ! told him
We uS4sd Aan's Mi.glc thl. he sad kes.p right os
using n ar thai vas OtslifT tihn he slSuld do
have thanked Mrs. Aander~rfp q ihousand finss
for her kindne~e and 4 slncerels ftauk you for
your valuable medicine. loufs truly
Aho. A. -. PAIN.
Nans Naglc OIL or King 81 Pam ~ naslnufac-
tuFed hs \. q. Aanieriinde huskeson. Mich
and Il soia by al oealers.
For sale "a retail Ia Grand Rapids ~ the follow
lng drns sfors~ NJ. h. Hmm Peck nrothers n
IS Escoit- H. a J.. ihnm. r. u. Wilson and "
IL. NAnieuwtB, also L. A. l,uyr A To-. Andrew
Deyoe and Il. lAndenmuldel tor sale at Whole.
sale bs hazsltine Perkins a 20
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
FOR SALE.

old NEWSPAPERS FOR sAIk-A LARGE
~ number of uncut exchanges at this othce
viii be sold al IS cents Per hundred.
Tor SALE AT BARGAIN OR EXCHANGE
i for Mdse-One good second hand piano and
one Hall type writer. Cal Al Ii North Division
street..
a s450 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE- HOUSE
~ new and contains hye rooms. two blocks
from the street cars l. s. Proyin. room q
Losetts block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
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