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Proposals.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
~ SEALED PROPOSALS solicited for the censruc-
tion OF an extension TO the NEW-YORk STATE REFORM.
ATONY AT ELM RIA according 10 drawings specinca-
tons by J. r. Thomas. Architect OF Newly ORR city.
BIDS Will be eyed until Saturday August 10 at
separately for the different classes oil work Tor the entire
WORK In gross Each bid must be accompanied by check
certified spOnsibr bank-0r city OF
New to the Treasurer the Board OF Mana
NJ. II. ArnOt to extent OF i've 6) per OF the
amount OF the proposal guarantee that the party making
the bid will enter Into contract the execution OF the
work. he parties to whom contracts may be awarded viii
be required 10 furnish satisfactory bonds IN amount equal
to One-haif ~ the contract
drawings and be at the Office Of tho
superintendent at the Reformatory.
Proposals John NIcks, President
OF the Board. flmira ". V
right reject any all proposals.
JOHN !. NICKs
N. II. ARNOT,
klmira n. Y. July a. 1885. Committee.
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Ncw Cublifatiolls.
nOOKS FOR YACUTSMEN, TENNIS
PLAYERS, WHEELMEN.
THE AMERICAS CUP:

DOW 1T WAS WON BY THE YACHT AMERICA IN
1851 AND HOW IT HAS SINCE BEEN
OFFENDED.
rv CAPTAIN ROLAND F. COFFIN, author OF sailors
Yarns. Archibald the Cat" "How Old Virgins Wore
Ship etc etc. l vol, l2mo. vim illustrations Paper
90 cents; cloth. 81.
Tbe yachting reference book OF the season Nobody VINO
Intends 10 gently enjoy the international co npe
,ton in NewYorx Bay xt month for the Americas Cup
shoud be without knowledge Of the contents oil TINS
brightly and aoge her sedmanlke volume Hartford fos'
The author is perhaps the only man in this country
ouled to write authentic and Interesting.
is book bears of thorough accuracy every
page"-(N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
LAWN TENNIS AS A GAME OF SKILL.
With the Latest Revised Ruea Played by the clubs
Nv Lieutenant s. c. f. PEILE. b. S c. Edited by RICH
ARD d. SEARS. lvol, 12mo aex ole cloth. 10 cents.
hook which leg on OF lawn players have long
been looking for and which hope may
meet the rec sption it dcserves"l Brooklyn Union.
compendium that should be in every player
hands, London SATURDAY Review
CANTERBURY PILGRIMAGE
Ridden written and illustrated by JOSEPH and ELIZA
BETH ROBINS PENNELL, vol. square $40. Paper so
CENTS An exceedingly entertaining story o.
tional Tricycle. journey London to Canterbury.
"A beautiful bit reading cycers and all Others"
tIIartfcrd Post
"The idea is one and the narrative OF the Journey
quantity told by Pennel only gives raison dete
for Mr. Penne ust ations in itself entertaining
Philadelphia Bulletin.
. Any Of these books will postpaid receipt Of
price OF they may be found at everywhere
CHARLES sCRIBNER'S SONS.
743-7i5 BROADWAY. NETWORK
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pHILADELPHIA AND READING R: r.

Il NEWJERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,
= SSEI HsyE
@ isS Go s$ ;sSS q
cssS% ns or 'G MansyanH consSo
DRAWISG:kooM CARS on all Day Trains andsLEEPINa
Rsa1Hlns says Ninth .t.
no. 100 ss5 ana s s;
For HAVEN tE%GE and PHILrrsBUao Penn.
For 'S & III sUSBURY, LEwIsBURa AMI
For 4hH kRisBUR re az 100 5 5 n loo 10 400
rs sss x % SaP?et; ; mn Loo o ZOO
Fol s sth i;2s Ssg s ss s:g
For 2S f So !, ' 7oJ M sgG s ''so
For IAMAQUA at TOO. 7i5, s;45 Loo i'So 3d. SUI
forBbEgLEHEM ALLEN r9wS End MAgcm cH snIS1s
FcrSAsGoS at 400, TOO $40 m, Loo i:so sa5 toI
SS 7so n snf " 49, 80 81! g. 'yD
For FG.MnINGroN ZOO s:ts a. M. 100 l:3o 400 i:3,
For G 20 81, s' 80 Ie' S.i i 90
S'o 7:56 53o sI5. 1880 m sundays 100 s;ooA IN.
rgT s so u.s. so So sss sss ls s
' ssass Se sS S s ~ S so S' r0s Sb to
I Sc Eta Foo snovF fsS e? sd .oS s 8
200 5t5 7 S M Sundays except Ocean Grove az
r soP SO Fl lsTo rs 95 oo, m s 400 500
pmm,KEwooD. TOMS RIv~H ana BARNEGArm Eoa
5IEfPL&s 1S t tfpR TISELASD AMI BRrDcEross
80" NV \ JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
PIT No N9sn EfF ND Ispy sssAcSn
4:3O 900 il:OO a. 100. 5Aj iSo. $50 m sundays
Ior ELBERoN, AsBURY D, PARE n OCEAN SR9lyE
For II S St1 tfpi s t5o 600, nj s4s $50
Id@f; I%AKEwooD. TOMS RIVER BARNEGAr. 4'soa M.
T,rkcs can be procured at foot nbertyst Pier No
Nar,h Tver u, POI. 2JI 26l 2s5 2s!. si aud l,S23
Broadway $50 7S7 and 40 ot'aye Ryingt9n.st: ~
i5SL s20 owery. principal hotels in New ork city.
In pTo,klvn No. ,ourt-st. lOI BIoliway sSS. SD
lnitnn.st 2lO o79 Ma1hatauavc In ilODoken 25f Wash
inrons. y. Y Transfer COMPANY VIII cat or and chccs
p"IIs "WooTIEN {. e.. HANCOCK.
y f. General Manager Gen Pass and Ticket Agt
II p BALDWIN, q. f. p. Agt., ll9 LiOerty-st n. Z.
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE u. 5. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
~ GLASGOW SERVICE via pONDERRY,
ANCHORIA Aug. \, 8 p. IN ETHIOPIA. Aug ~. 3p m
CIRCAssIA. Aug. 49, cam. ~ RN EsSlA Aug 80 a. m
CABIN passage $50 To $50 second class $50
LIVERPOOL An ID QUEENSTOWN SERVICE
CITY of ROME...... salts ednesday Aug 70. sept %
and every fourth "Wednesday thereafter
CABIN passage $50 TO 800. Seond class S3j.
Cabin Excursion tickets on very favorable terms
steerage outward S2O. prepaidtla.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. General Agents, -,
BOwln Green. New-Y0rk
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NVICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w PORT. ,,.. nan
Trains leave Grand Central Depot. via New'ha''" ""
road daily. except sunday
At O. m. Due in cwpOft al l.ioJ - '
At Due in Newport NJ '.,u p ~,
(Drawing.room cars 10 WEXFORD J. nhv uoH"
Al p m. Duo In Newport at !.J y ..ni,ord Steam
4" Ncwport III press" drawing rvom cara " WeAi'" ~
boat I4snttrS)
DAILY ....u
Atll D. m. Due iI Newport at o::y s.,d,r
s'''Vs'1ss"' " III EoUUEE WARREN. sups
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COOKS TOURIST TICKET OFFICE,

~ 26i broadway Warren.st. New. York
Railway and t,lmsp Tickets all points at the lowest
rates Excursion Tickets Travel at reduced
rates. lend l0i pamphlet
Tickets can be- sent by mail Address
TIiOS COOK son, 10l broadway New.Nork.
Boston lg. Washngiou.st. Chicago lO6 DetrOorn-st.
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NINE. C. MEARS'S
English French and German Boarding and Day School Tor
Young Ladies. reopens october !.
NINE A. c. MEARs.
Principal
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Dantlna Academies.

ALIEN MACGREGOR'S. ll2 Fifth-ave.
~ Private lessons and classes In dancing
Resumes saturday. october Il.
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Gelp Wante1.

WANTED.-By dry goods commission house
w well.traned boy about sixteen who lives
with his family Apply in handwriting OF applicant
Z. %. Box 3,7sl, N. T. City
(NANTED.-German girl for general house.
w work, cook, wash and IRON 227 West 49th-st.
WANTED.-Ladiesa and gentlemen in city or
country to take light work at their own homes SIS 70
81 day easily made work by mail canvassing. We
have good demand furnish steady employ
ment Address, with stamp. CROWN NJ FG COMPANY.
2g4 Vinc.st., Cincinnati. Ohio.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
The ACTIVE THREE.
Powers. Rathbun and Rose IN Regular
Council.

Powers. Rathbun and Rose IN Regular
Council.
AT the meeting Of the Board OF Police ana
Fi,e Commissioners yesterday the following
accounts were allowed Grand Rapids Coal
Company. StsIO9, Z. g. Studley 4 Co., OIL
S34.7s: G. II. Loomis & Co, printing, Sloi
BENNETT 4 Osbun, S6.7l; John Benjamin
$50. ]. Z. Furman. Sl2.50
The following communications we're re-
esived and referred to the several commit
tees. From John Hamburger, David Lam
oreaux. Charles o. Wade, David Valentine
and 5. A. johnson, applications for position
m the police force. From sundry persons
asking that police protection be gwen IN the
vicinity Of Alpine avenue and Leonard
street. From Marshal Lemoin, requisi-
lion for supplies and reports of. fires Marcn
p and -. From Supt. Perry, concerning
matter. of discipline and reports OF the
condition Of stree, lights for the week end
ing March p.
The Committee on Men and Discipline
xere authorized to employ Charles Moran
IN the capacity Of clerk of the Detective de
partun mt j sriag the pleasure Of the Board
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
~Ho Is uLoq
Rs0e~srs Are No the OAR cnss Mo
Maxs ErrOrs-

H.I.a TsLaa4An aers 1ld pour re-
gsrs.s xes lis intormanoa eotcezalns Ias
ssu.Iaz szeatsa- za1 lae cLoes1< ~ lls
-srsnz term Is 49, aa1 yers @L1 Al1s
eg.e teleDassl- laassass fFszll 'ltvrt-i i1i.si
s..t n tehs.l H. THz fsLlss4aA yesterday
The osfalsa rep3rtsf ~sli - ne o-gefln-
1.nizuts On - W haFs sis srfor corrected
IL. s..ssss.s1s...lea- tired 10 impress 1lon
b.... tsl.l hs h.1 - a4laouls Tor -aIinS -
ss-t.-f7i,s i.sas tns y4csl.oa zo4id Con
taae 80 sseks, aat Ne sprug tsf'n
rIoss gaIg TIE serloe rSferfed
b.. - ~ lr.li1 - q sorz b. had comliisd'
-sle s asze -. and The Superintendent
samItsl taa erros sas Bis own with very
y..s4 xrsce. -Aslt q miuHte, said NJ
8nehell - lAs fsporLers and VII ~fi'1
,ea a i ste- i4.i ~ 1 sant u. here i h
..fYe schools ALL close ID -day-Mafeh 20
f1r one aesa. 10 begin zork again Monday
/ March q. Itis vsrs evident tbis i not a. ti'
sa4sslutsndsat santed IL tor ths iie's ars ih'
.,hools aiu close to-day March y Tor on
ueek. % begin y 1sk again Monaays Apru Q
lbe spring term uil close June -.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

An informing aud timely article on tie
.st9-a,, ,,,srs ~ the Constitution" with twenty
or more portraits, IL the opening gem OF the
beautiful NagGzine Of American history Tor
4 ,ril. 1t is the first instance III the historic
literature of America, of the successful
grouping of the whole fifty five of these re
markable men, in one vivid pe-l-pictuie' e.
The exact data given will prove great nelp
To teachers; and 1t should be made as lam
liar To every American child a. the mum u,
,'l;c.tion table. The other articles of the
nnnber are of exceptional merit, Including
"a usual a wide range of topics. The uGgo.
-ipe Of Americda History Is the only one ol
the great leading magazines that from time
to time delights its audience with an cx
oui-ite frontispiece IN steel. a. M TINS ca
Int number. Price, - a year IN ad' IN -
Published at 30 Lafayette Place, Ne" TO-.
City.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
- 80 urith Rex. Elvhrer.

A large audience vas highly delighted at
the Univsrsalist Church last evening Rev.
Mr.. Fluhrer's lecture Was tnH OF interest
both 10 those who have and % those who
have not made the delightful journey up the
Rhine. The very excellent vlsks ot the
scenery along the river enabled those who
had never seen it 20 have conception OF II
almost A accurate "a Il seen IN reality,
while those who had seen'it enjoyed the re-
view almost as vel, perhaps, a seeing the
ORIGINAL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

At meeting of Good lutent Assembly
? coz. X. of L.. held AT their sanctuary lA7l
night. the following preamble and sesolu-
tions were adopted:
WHEKxAs, II has pleased an all-wiSe froN-
,d,ne. to remove from our midst our be-
loved brother, Peter L. johnson. Therefore
be 10
Resolred, BY this assembly OF true hhish'9
in regular session that ia the death OF Broth
rP j.. Johnson this assembly and our or
der has lost a true, faithful aud sincefe
member; whose kind, genial and OeneSoleht
disposltlon has endeaTed him 10 all tl7 asso-
ciates, and be 1t further
Resolr,f, That We extend TO the fanny Oh
,he deceased our heartfelt sympathy IA this
their sad bereavement, IN the loss Ot d true
Kind aud loving husband, a fond and ausct.
tomato father, and We sincerely nope thA'
their lo-s may be his gain, and be II
Resolred, That as further token OF re
spect. that the charter of tins assembly D'
draped in mourning for the period ol thiri1
davs and that a copy of these resolutions D'
published IN the Workman and the dal-.
napers of this city, and copy forwarded L
| the family of the deceased.
-" FRANK T.. KEAN,
ANDREW FYFE,
Nm A. HYDE,
Committee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
IetThere Be Light.

The B-ush Swan Light and Power Com
pany has begun suit against the firm OF
Gardiner x Blx.er. ia the Circuit Court 10
recover damages for the non-fulhllment ot a
contract. The company claim that oy mu-
tual covenant an electrical machine and IN
candescent lights were placed IN the store OF
Gardner q Baxter for the purpose OF EXHIBIT
ing the systsm. the hrm agreeing TO use 'hs
same 20 light It's establishment. They have
since neglected 70 do this aud are now using
an arc hight instead. hence the suit for dam
Area.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
AnAL4ZlNG TIE BAKING Pow
DERS
sRc.aF the o., Absolutely Pure 6as-
ing Po~1sr Maos Action OF the
-. 4ors Sfa-s 5oaro u fteaith.

Rofaf the Oais Absolutely Pure SAs-
ing Po.dsr M1os- Action OF the
Nea 4ork state 5o4ro Of fteaith.
E..a-r TIE a.rsc1on II the As~ loFk State
lsrd ~ he4l-. rls4is folf a1asfSAs A1-1s
Is -.aEl1t powders, elaDr2-llis al sils y ----~s
= ~ csel3 - souaa Tor sale IA lAs otAtss
.r.. ~ 49,. itt..4 - examination and 2nsls "a
h pfcf e. II Chandler, e f4eL4t,Sf u 1tse
raar4 asld Pre-l1eut ~ tie Ae~ AOrk Nlis
raars % h-altn. assisted % frot' E1~@ ~@l1
&. Love. lar ssli kuo~n late l niio@ states
t.0selLlls1t ci-ela5St.
4fs a-ii...sl reeort SLOWS that q large num-
ter III IAe powders examined ssfS fo4na 70
e5a "a alaIu oT lime. many ~ thetn - sesn
an -tt@af q. 10 render theta seriously on-
l.eti8nabls fof use la the PREPARATION u hu-
alar 80. found ia twenty ni1e samples
Ihs- drug Is employ 81 ~ baking i.o~ aeIs ~
e8elneu kllelr c-szI. Tie itc-eAoS ~ -HAo =
s.lr halsd - lhe ImpuEe cream u tartar u
e.lnu.-rae used in their manufacture. ouoh
cream 0f tartar xas also anais zed and tOuAo
-. ...lttsln luie aud other Impurities III soiiAe
-tarie- 10 the e2tent Of ninety three Pc Z
csnt VI their entire weight -.
All the baking powders OF the market Wiz
th- single exception OF Royal mot ineied-
lr, 49,. alum AID phosphate powders which
s..er- t.,sr -iucs discarded a. un-afe or II
si.-ient ist prudent hOu-ekeepersl are uiaoe
frorn TIE impure cream Of tartar oi COM
rl-ree and c0nseQ Quenuy contain hhS 10
corresponding extent IL.
The only baking powder yet iouhc os
chemical analysis 10 be entirely free IRON
Eme aud absolutely pure Is the hos al.
. has perfect purity results from the eseiu
siv. use OF cream of tartar specially refined
ana fs.red by patent processes OF the =
+ - Tartar Co. which totally remove the tart
r.te Of lime and other impurities. The cost
Il this chemically pure cream OF tartar
much greater than any other, and on ac
count Of this greater cost l. used ia no OAK
iae powder but the Royal.
Prof Love, who made the analysis OF Dak
ing powder FOR tho New York State Board o
Health. IA well as for the Government, say
of tbe purity and wholeSomeneSs OF u"
b I Royal
II have tested package of Royal BAKING
Powder which l purchased IN the ope
markst. and fad IL composed OF pure an
wholesome ingredients. Ii is cream
tartar poWder of a high degree of merit, an
does not contain either alum or phosphate
or any injurious substances.
J. f.. g. LOVE, Ph. ID.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

4 Rrouwers. II iceland. was N town yes-
terfiav
f...., n Wrwaliarss and fawi.g - GRIND
8 t,.fls S.indsved In lowell. -tcrrs'i
.E.slrtlf.
Ma W,rrsn a. Town serd = ffrand Rae-
s7-. has t>eea victims rel s'f~es a~re s'e pasf
,raas -r ls-tfrlf Gf-e's
NJ 1,r,s- Een. of this ritV. Ieft yeSter-
.gar s,- t1..ra.r... ~ ~ ta tase caarTs u
prl,ilsr Niiier's he-l 1f Hs'stein raffie.
N- ARA aIrs. ceo~rs A. Sfe-rart, # emp
f,aH T.-fe rsnafr. arr raslflns Ars- y VI.
ra-~ufeN to fnfs ritr. hrs. stewart vs.
f.~nseriv Miss FloEa hiue- - Campbell
Rsrs4ter ~ Deesls Mccormick p expecfes'
.s-la f--.n fis Souiher1 trp en sverF train,
hrt ha aid nut ARRIVE Nesinss,iay n-Sht =
--.-..s y .---,s ~ tta -ass s~s re-tsrs-lv.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

The public are cautioned not TO confound
the name of +. X. Miller. advertised by q
certain firm of decorators and painters ia
this city, with that of &. \. Miller OF oI ne
Arm of Miller 4 Middleton. Alr G. \.
Miller. Of the firm of Miller q Middleton, Is
still IN business. and Is prepared TO perform
any work connected with decorating PANT
ing and paper-hanging. The firm OF Miller
" Niddleton turn out nothing but first-ciass
work. Trusting TO receive conunuance oi
fayors that they have 80 lavishly receiVed'
III Yours respectfully,
NuIER E MIDDLETON.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

Probable Expiration o. 7o~ ~.
Brasford Caught the Dlssasz.
= 60 49,, usssfsb Cgsssser ~

Probar4s Explanstioa o. roe ~.
Brasford Caught ths Dissass.
Ds a. CAaoxd 4ssesf haai-A 0aAeer oi
sgracs-e.-S 4. IL 5 lstLsr 70 -. efHa...ssf
II that cay. relates fscts Ia RS ard - ease
~ .,a.ll- -p3x 1alca has attraetad 17l-a1sf-
ALE attention IA Central Nss lorz,
sn.eh probably sxplsin hos Mr Bradford
- tis- sigs. eoutr.clsd the 5lsease. i sesl-s
th.ss oa FEB. lsty whose home ls ~
Racbelie. III. arrived " Aes AoF- if'i-
E.urope GA tie steamer -iaals- ga -
.hs tooz tbs Pullman sleegef 3ia-ils Tor
Chicago. During the Trip TIE car ~ -n9r-
bound t,4o days aud tbe lais ~4s t.1z-li AZ
On arriving al Chicago il was t.4nd
she - suffering from smal-p0A. 1a7 en-
ploses Oh the ear ~sfe yzccila-e1, th7 p--
{ am. Ia ths section occupied b. the gaiirnt.
burned. and the car thoroughly faL4l@ lts.i
ana scrubbed. I he car started CA ta0 re-
/ tasu trip Ee0. Is, and wAen II passed .lf,'es
syracuse. Il vas the rear car ia the traia a-l.
~. ]. kearney, 0f that citss rosie ca "a
hagman from Syraca7s 10 Coeyalen' Jane
uon- On Feb. = he retarned 10 - ..esi-e oi
the same car. On March nc wes taAei
,lek With the small poK and Dr. aeFee
thinks that he must have contracted To-
disease whife on duty Ia tbs sleeper. II "a
l. correct IN his opinion Il Is probable TIA
Mr.. Bradford was exposed "a the same way
A. he passed over the road on feo. =, Ia
dsy that the "Malmo" made her nfst fetur
trip after being renovated by the Chieag'
health authorities. Mr. Bradford occupies
an apartment ia a sleeper ~nich "As p'"'
ably the ~Malmo."
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
49, of ths Csndidates.

The Republicans Of Walker township have
plac,d in nomination the following ticket:
supervisor. r. ID. Graham; Clerk, Chester
n Covau. Treasurer. Joseph ". Allen.
Highway Commissioner. MARGINS lsbeF'
School Inspector. full term. Edmond Man
~. vacancy. Franklin Beede; Justice Of the
Peace. fau term. John Watson. tc Oh va
ranev. Joseph Sheidon
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27
Now is the Time

To purify your blood, and one OF tne ~ pes, Des1
Pnrifvino Bitters, not a whisky bitter, not
,ntoxicating. 1t is reliable for the cure OF
Ali skin diseases, loss of appetite, liver com,
plaint. bloating, Indigestion, biliousness ana
costiveness. Price 80 cents and 81 per bot
lie AK your druggist for the above remedy
or call at SrEKErEE's DRUG STORK,
- Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

The Philharmonic orchestra. tFenfy -tour
nia,e-. viii take prominent part IN PROT
svsren-teiu' benefit concert which - p be
-ivrn st Powers Opers Hogse IN about
shrea weeks The orchestra is noV using
much siuae IN thorough preparation and a
treat l. assured
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

Don't Won ever miss GoOssen's grocery
when Won are down street. You VIII be
astonished al their prices and quality OF
roods. Drop US a card for what goods you
want. We will send them TO you Jast the
sane a. If YOU come in person. l+J Monroe
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

The "Mascotts Last Night s'ilee
Tayior" To r. ght.

Taylor o 70 gnt'
The Amy Gordon Company rendered the
.Nascotte7 last evening insEead u the
Chimes of Normandy" which hzd been
snnoanccd. The propriety OF giving ole
ooera after tickets have been sold for another
+. ausstionAbie. 70 say the least. While there
.ere. xithoat doabt, those Who We're pleased
with the change, there ware Others ~ho Went
away dissatisfied and expressing Abe opinion
that the company vas lneapabls of renuet-
,ng The Chimes Of NORMANDY II this
.,,.pieion be true, II wouid have been better
p, have ena0unced "MascOtte' IN the nrst
,.laee. The ssAaseOtte" was well rendered.
lis. Gordon singing better, perhaps,
than on any other night during either OF
ler engagements here. The audience iAs'
mght. was large enough 10 be encouraging
Z nd the audience certainly should be large
when the prices charged are taken INTO Ae-
eount. Those Who love music and the drama
- combined in light opera, will miss a rar'
/ opportunity If they fail To see and hear 'h'
Amy Gordon Opera Company. THIS even
ing they will present Billee Taylor at hed
mondrs Opera House, Powers having oeei
previously engaged for another entertain
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

A reporter of THE lEI FaRAM Ia- yesser-
5av shown a letter TO DR.. W. III. Ross, corner
Wes- Fulton and Mt. Vernon streets, from a
leading physician Of Chicago. ordering the
System atfc Rheumatic Remedies Tor use
in his practice. This l. another proof OF the
yreat valueiof DIR. Ross remedies in cases OF
-. ..ournaffsm
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

A-rHe X ..r4rprx. Geo. WeatherEax and
vifs Wsshi-,.-t,4 Territory. J. A. Bssset
~ p. Sprseue. Detroit Moses Shnltz-
Wsts~toxn. \ Y.G a. r. Granger, Toledo.
o.. h. r. Raocoes. Emerson. o. /. q tsy-
,v,.,,i. Chfra.ra. IS "a. Schuyler. New York.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

haantiful Steinway Upright piano was
racsived bv Mr.. Paul " Friedrich, No. -
Monroe street. yesterday, where II IS now ON
exhibition. and people who are interested pa
works of art should not fail to see TINS stein
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

The Globe laundry. - Huron street, Will
do up your shirts. colars and cuts m The
best style and at reasonable price T0oa
,xork Guaranteed. Telephone 49,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

"a. 0oorse =. Callia - elts ciros.i.atof ~
-. r.ss.,s..s. ...id l. s..thorized " sol-eet
sabsari 9lio,4s s.ll4 rscelgt lnerefor
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

Fora buzzg bag - A r Az'isas-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

Parcels r-or,rti7 called s.T aa5 Delivered
~, she f@i.,l,a T.a1s6ry. opposite ta7 ~ttr
Cfrfhfur House. If yar rrnt y1r ~ r-
--lffs and SKIRTS fsand~le5 re- tne test ,f.e
-he srt ssnd t'-.rn i, t8e Globe ls1f.r5 a-i
ror .a, hsv@ paEr aants satl-Tee-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

The April number Of the Cgi'Hrp lnst re-
ceived At Vinegar =. North DIVISION street,
Porter block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

rois an III crr
se,i. monet
rlHh AZ Gos,s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

Splendid stock Of new goods arriving Al
J. 7 Van Leuvens.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-27

cs,vsd At Winegars. =. = North DIVISION street,
Porter block.
Splendid stock Of new goods arriving At
J. T. Van Leuven T.
Tiose Who have business with The tfiofe
Taundrv by telephone hereafter must 'hei'o
10 No. TI9. So that IL their present telephone
number.
buy your burries and Ehaetous Of A. r.
Antisdel.
Can telephone 10 and give yonr orders
wish the Globe Laundry. and tneY ~iA re-
~eiva pr,-uut attention. Don for-i ine
risce. - Huron street. opposite tae 0a
Clothing House
g,1rzs4n's customers are always
xh4n they lesve their Store. hecsu.e frs1
buv y,..fz ehesrer than elsewhere aaa
vel treated TRY them lh AoArr
The finest sss8rtnoeut 81 buzTeF. rhFt..l.
serrevs and spring wagons iu tae ~ H
r. Autsdeis
cotoII. Van I.e1-sn's. - Monroe street,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-12-31

Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophosphites in Acute Put
monary Troubles. DR.. F. B. STRICKLAND New
York, says: 81 find your Emulsion very beneficial
after all acute pulmonary attacks in adults, and
in children.