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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
Greatly improved.

No surer evidence of a prosperous and
growing business can be given than the fact
that Mr.. 4. Otte. of the American Steam
Laundry, at No. - South Division street,
has been compelled by increased work to en-
large his facilities. He has just put in
new and large engine: new collar and cuff
roner: new Washing machine, and added to
uis delivery facilities new horse aud way
on. gay and fine. The American Laundry
d q success.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09


Mr. Will g. Homer L. forming classes in
drawing aud painting from life and land
scape Part of the time will be- spent IN the
studio snd the balance IN outdoor sket ching.
For terms and further Information, address
T. and l3 Immen block. or call after July l3
when the studio vii be- open.
Mixed paints, q color-, in quart and gallon
cans Pecs'a Drug Store.
Price lead and Oh before buying. Can
not be undersold- Psck'= Drug Store.
Lahins. Atkinson. Wrigbts and other
standard perfumes II Mills r Iacey'= Phar-
macy.
For chew that does not make the mouth
sore, Use Prune Nugget
Latest Styles n Neck~ear.
Summer Neckwesr. ~ iow figures, At Geo.
~ de Jonze. g North y y sion street.
Toilet Soaps reduced ia price, At Mills 4
Lacey's Pharmacy.
Headauarters for cigar. at Mills s. Lacey
Pharmacy
The lightning artist paints an oil painting
Of quite large size iu ZEN minutes.
Prescriptions prepared. we put ~ 2po
per month No fancy prices Fecks Drug
Store.
Trusses fitted rithout extra charge st Mills
r Lacey's Pharmacy.
Track Sulsy
+ have one new frst-clsss Track SuIky for
sale. made rs popular hullder Fhetous.
Surveys and BHzzies. ~ uy own make. for
sale ~ prices - zr+ fhe times. George e. d.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
Seventeenth Annual Regatta.

The Detroit, Grand Haven Milwaukee
Railway will sell special return tickets from
all stations on It's line to Detroit at one and
one third fare for those who wish to attend the
regatta OF the Northwestern Rowing Associa-
ton. Same rates will also apply AT all sta
tions on the Detroit Division of Grand
Trunk Railway and on the Michigan Air
Line. Tickets will be sold July 27th 10 18th,
good 10 return up 20 July Both inclusive.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
MiIls a Laeey's Pharmacy. Canal SIC
Good TempIars. lake Notice

Members of Grand Rapids Lodge. No.
sl4, l. O. G.. T., are requested to meet at
their hall on Thursday morning, at $50
sharp, 10 attend the funeral of our deceased
brother, DIR. J. +. Grove.
Funeral from the family residence. No. 81
Hastings street, at 1890 Thursday. All sis
ter lodges are cordially invited to attend.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
Bound Tor Kentucky.

Messrs. George W. Green. f. W. Joslyn
and + c. Gardner OF Big Rapids. we're IN
the city last evening In conversation with
these gentlemen IL was learned that they
were on their way 10 London, Ky. TO look
after their lumber Interests and would then
proceed To Ashviile. \. G. II the prospects
were good they intend investing heavily
IN some manufacturing enterprises.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

GK.sD RAPIDs, Mich, july =, 's5.-Me,
the undersi gned boot and shoe dealers OF the
city OF Grand Rapids. do agree 10 close our
respective places OF business al O'Clock =.
IN. during the months OF July aud August,
except Monday aud Saturday nights , y.
Watson q Co, q. X. Mayhem, Rindge,
Krekel 4 Co. Ii. O'Hara, Cole Bros, Ii.
Ro-enfield & Co, Palen & Herold, L. j. Lu-
eas, ) Fearnley, q. kalmback.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
PERSONAL

Mrs ). W. Arnold is visiting at Traverse
City
A. C. Cutler. Of Traverse City. is at the
Ratn un.
l. y heating. Of Muskegou. was in the
city yesterday.
r. W BuHe-wortb anI wife are rusticat-
ing AZ White Lake.
WsHer Hicks arrived 10 the city yesterday
from Traverse City.
Prof Burkhead. principal of the Fremont
Center school. was iu che city yesterday.
Mrs Hirth. Jackson street. started
yesterday to visit friends M Nassluon, ID.
Mrs J. r. Carpenter snd daughter and VI.
A. True ard wife have gone to Macntava.
Miss Mary Lochliu. of the Telephone Ex-
change leaves to dag for PentSater to visit
friends
Geo NJ Leonard is in Chicago attending
the snnusl meeting ~ the National bl
Posters Association.
M- Hake and wife leave NEXT Monday for
t~iu down che ST. lawrence and through
the State Of View York
Misses Bisnch and Minnie Williams If
NaIdnee. Ont. are guests Of Mrs T. r
Church on Fountain street.
Prot. McGrath 0f Newsyvo. vas m the
rttv yesterday arranging for concert 40 that
rIrfrr. Ha nnIe1 % secure the services oF
81 Na-k's chores 20 sszist in the entertain
ment.
Jacob Iss-ou ~ MnskeVon. stopped over
in tha city yesterday on his way home from
ausinr where be rad been 70 attend -es-
sion ~ .ha Board of the State PhsrwacHtIcal
Society. Nr lesson was elected secretary
~ the Beard. a position be r enlinentiy htted
ro hA
Ho There Cet son a dozen cabinets at
Earruvss p. West SIDE Gallery. for $50
Prime Nugzet IS the handsorezt and most
-ouvenieut pocket piece made.
F1trsct Wisrh Hsral IN bulz - cents per
pint Peek urrz store.
The hzhfu'ng artist who att-scted so mucr
7tte1ticn ~ kaisuazoo ard sf the World
fur af Nev ar'esns. n giving free sxaf-
1iti,ns ~ his gv,uderfHi sslent st kimhsll
PiauC store.
Esr~rwa. .hs wase side photographs is
making atret pictures fo- 81 - cer loren
Shoulder braces. frrnaie -rrrcrters. silk
-tssessnes and ~uhter r0csis AZ Mills E
a.sav's ~1rz-rrsl Iu=rrrnent Depot
Son ril newer -ae~et IS ~ fen ret lozan
cabinets sf 8arrovve n -st side.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

n aaaIasloH Jslg o - k0r the Lpper
I..kas. soolsr s8lth zs-l ~ lorth4est 4in.ls.
i,ssssll ralEs. as;eaalll.liiI aeasl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
Fingers OF

While engaged AZ the Kent Furniture Com
pany's factory, running the "sticker," yes
terday. Robt Kenyon got his left hand en
tangled IN the machine. which severed his
two first fingers. DR.. Fuller dressed tho
fracture
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
Friedrich Brothers, 80 and 80 Canal
Street

The old and reliable music house of Fried
rich Brothers, - and - Canal street, en-
joys a healthy trade. This Is no wonder.
With their line of superior and leading IN
Struments, such a. the world-reuOwned
Weber. Knabe and Fischer pianos, and the
popular Chase, Smith, American and lay
lOr & Farley organs, they can sweep every
thing In their way. They keep the largest
and best assorted stock of sheet music and
musical merchandise in Western Michigan,
and sell all their good at reasonable prices.
If YOU wish to purchase anything IN the
music line, call on or write to Friedrich
Brothers and they will sath fy your wishes
every time
Extract of Vanilla Sl.25 per pint. 10 cents
per ounce. Our own make. Peck's Drug
Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

4.s saSse5-bsF 80 r.cststssg ias i11-k-
s~4A regalt.aFts lz.I Dyorspfis 'esil eo'.fsr q
sssr ~ sotinfzg las gglcs ~ ieiePAoas ~
asls.i eaf1 Oar lelelnols 41l1oer is 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
Canada Silver Money
Or. SeekeII.

Taken at par at Jos. Shier's, 73 Waterloo
street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
Doubling IS Dangerous to Hesi-
tate After Convincing Testimony is

Mr.. Samuel Holmes, of Paw Paw, Mich,
who has been "A long sufferer of that terrible
disease, Rheumatism, was called upon 10y
stranger visiting that city, and heartily
recommended TO use DR.. ". III. Ross Rheu-
matte Remedy as a sure cure, for he had
tried II and found in IL all that was adver-
tised, a sure cure IN all cases"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

Surgical instruments, physicians complete
outfit everything IN Tleman's catalogue.
Sold Al Peek Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
VII Rasurr Horne

Our readers wiH remember the cirruu-
sssnrrs connected with tne sr-ezt ~ q
H...kusl, .n IRE Charge ~ sunhezglerre eut
ans th,s forgery ~ hfs father nane -
.-a~.sin rare~s he vas taken to Holland
f.,~ -~isl and i.s- since been sentenced tc i'm
rrh,rpa,enf f1r frur Honths 1nt to . psF q
firte a. new xritea .s,ius to aie wlfe here
tkst ~ riii return -c tfrand eaei,is ss soon
- nafis,a i ssfsied n ere cid crunfrF.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

The College Avenue Crossing Case.
The sus=e of the estate of lcnis A. r.
esd vino wss killed 'asf y inter ~ ihe Col
-. .va,..a .,r.s-zinr. saainsf the ~. O. F.
: 1f raifrssaa. for kieetsl aamages was ~
..,1 4. re SUPERIOR Court yf@fef''f fnd
,,icnr,,ea pendsae nezot'atiens foF = settle
meaf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

At l3 South Division street. will remove all
TUmors, Solds, Warts, etc, III a few hours
without pain or the knife.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

4 PsS-llar Literary Csmposstioa FLIED
in Court

4 PeS1iisr Literary C0mposstiOa FLIED
in Court.
The foliOsing is q verbatim eopy ~ AZ
ustr,luleat al-l 10 tie Frolats Coalt Ses-er-
dlg A. Lhe iass zill snd testaaaeLt u the ieis
H .lb~r Harrll-g.oll, of Gaines tosI-stip. Ar
harriAs taa died Oh Jans ie, o1e day later
laan the date Of lhs all
June .. I,.5.-I al requested - =TIte for
WiL1ef Harm xtoB vfat hs wants done -Itl
has property, ~ n0l fseilDg able - be cues
l0Uec - q stranger &C friends are
gathered - assist iala Iu sus nay p0-aole.
e wishes his land lying IA the t9~u Of
Gaines decided ID has brother krrt aud bert
g. give nis Father slife lease of tie same
Bert % settle al az zirs and % Durry ne b.
the side Of my Mother if possible hilber
Harrington do this While stll - my per
fect nght mind.
WILDER Harrington
his n mara
Written 0y Julia + Bogardus
witnessed b Nathan ,. B0gaEdus.
William Kelly
IL may bs true that thsre are two -idez 10
most questions, but there can only DC one %
the question a. u the efficacy OF 81. Jacobs
Dil.
The most rapid landscape painter known.
George Simon. Of ChIea 20, who gave e1hI-
billions OF ms wonderful talent At the
World r AR. al New Orleans, aud who also
gave exhibitions al Kalamazoo, attracting
crowds OF people. 1, going To give exhibitions
OF his ART. free TO all az kimballs Piano
Store, Sweet Hotel block. Nnl open az
l.. IA. % DAY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

Go and see the lightning artist The most
wonderful talent exhibited. Free admission
at kimball's Piano Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09
CIR T |
MARK
DO " n.
Merchant Tailoring.

Wc are mauig great reductions iu ouf
Mcrctan, Isilof,ne Defanmou, Ne are
satisfied II We puly ges ihe cost Of u,e
goods AND naul, 81
$500 SUIT Is.ade 10 order fo, $500
$500 suits made 10 orier for Sseoo
$500. ss.n inado o. orle' In $500
cur Brown Whr-,e8 sai. made 90 order
for 80 and S q arc faay So cheaper tsau
tsc same -ui. o,aa l,, made - aas Merchant
Iaior Ia tho c,a, see sn.. % or8cr a-
follov-
- for $780,
a. ior $3.50
Our S. and ! ~ PANT. made la order are
FROM 500 So $50 cheaper Shan other arn-
ask for the .auie goods
Do ready no b. Panls w. ava offering iot
ofstr4ed Cas- Pautaloou- WORTH sss0 but
W. sold them ali size season for sso0 sud
now sou cau pa. p,om tor
SO 30 and $500
HATS. Htge-Nc ere nap offering
large line ol iiate. at veu lov mfoee our
prices in tnf .deIarmo1t lHt, hefn ee lov
Shat vc are .geuiua jorge .har. o' Poe
trade shat alvay- voe- a. Isc.u.,s liat
Hou-o.
Light Case Plug lIafe fAT5
Light Case ~Gr Hate $500
Iight Tur Soft Hate $3.50
Lot ~ Straw llafs sail fof 1-c and 5lio
your choee f0r
Doc
Manila Hate worth sZp0 and a2r0
uow only
81 90.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

IL nay bs true that there are two sides -
most questions, but there can only be one %
the question a. u the efficacy OF 81. Jacobs
0H
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

Mixed paints, - colors in quart and gallon
cans. HaCk Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-09

kranich & Bach. IIardman.
Behr. Estey and Packard
Organs.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-09-09
A New Fashion Among Birds.

That birds are initiative creatures has
long been known. Many species will
simulate the notes and calls of others
with such accuracy as to defy detection,
while some will initiate the noise made
by animals, or even the human voice.
Hitherto, however, the limitations have
been supposed to be purely vocal, each
species retaining its own manners, fight
and walk. regardless of those of its fell
lows. Many of these are distinctive and
peculiar enough, none more so than the
flights of the tumbler pigeon. No natu
ralist has, so far as we are aware, hith-
erto ventured to grapple with the prob
lem of why this kind of pigeon should
have taken to throw somersets in the air.
Other varieties of pigeons have appar-
emily equally failed in understanding
the matter They may often be OBJ.
served watching the performance with
an attention aud gravity savoring of
reprobation, but they are never seen to
attempt an imitation of it. 1t appears,
however, that other birds are taking the
matter in hand, and there is prospect,
if the fashion spreads, that tumbling
may in time become generally popular
among the winged race, and that even
the sparrow, as he descends from the
house.top to the road, may deem it
necessary to throw himself head over
heels half dozen times. The jackdaw
has been the first bird to follow the fash
ion set by the tumblers. A correspond
ent of the Field has seen pair of these
birds near Sherborne following some
tumbler pigeons and initiating their
flight so accurately that at short distance
they might be mistaken for them. The
news will be most welcome to the fair
sex, who have hitherto been supposed to
stand alone in creation in their willing.
ness TO make themselves uncomfortable
or ridiculous semply because others sci
the fashion. .-L london Standard.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-09-09
The Perrumery Business.

A writer in an exchange says that
there are many laboratories in the
United States which produce excellent
perfumery, but the business is relatively
new in this country when compared
with the establishments of the sort on
the Riviera, where the inhabitants for
the most part live upon the products
which that blessed climate afford them
in sweet smelling flowers and shrubs.
l was reading only the other day some
thing about the perfumery manufac-
turies of Nice and Cannes, and friend,
who has happy faculty of collecting
useful knowledge, has since given me
the latest statistics of one great estab.
lishment in the latter city which are
worth relating, if only to show the
enormous scale on which operations are
conducted. In this factory are annually
used-only think of itl-no fewer than
154, 900 pounds of orange,blossoms, 132,- :
600 pounds of acacia blossoms, 154, 900
pounds of rose leaves, 35, 200 pounds of
lassamine blossoms, 20, 900 pounds of
violets, s, 800 pounds of tube roses and
relatively large amount of Spanish lilacs,
rosemary, mint, lime and lemon bios
SONS, thyme and number of other plants
and leaves and flowers. Nice and
Cannes together raise yearly 60, 900
pounds of violets, which thrive there
better, perhaps, than in other parts of
the world, to say nothing of, 440, 900
of orange blossoms which Nice alone
produces, and which are more than
doubled in quantity by the neighboring
villages Acacia blossoms are the spe-
cialty of Cannes where 3S,500 pounds
are obtained yearly, and where jasmine,
tuberoses and roses also flourish. The
total annual production of perfumery
in the Riviera towns is said to be 312,-
900 pounds of pomades and sweet
scented oils.
The area of the land devoted to the
growth of trees and plants in question
may be imagined when it is considered
that to obtain one ton of blossoms it is
necessary to strip 80, QUO jasmine plants,
500 rose bushes, 100 orange trees, 800
geranium and 20, 900 tube roses of their
wealth of bloom. Violets need most
space, and next orange trees, roses and
jasmine require third less space than
the orange trees, and tube roses one-fifth
! less. From these various perfumes in
combination are made pomade, salve,
hair. oil, toilet water, sachet powder, in.
ccnse, balsam and essences.
The name of the perfumes which are
offered for sale is legion, although the
best known and most agreeable of them
all is eau de cologne. Its preparation is
naturally secret, preserved with the
greatest strictness. The name Farna,
connected with this perfume, is known
throughout the entire civilized world,
and if one wishes to get an idea of the
real benefit which an article is supposed
to derive from single name, it is only
necessary, as many of my readers know,
to visit the "holy" city of Cologne,
wander about in the city of the Julichs-
Platz, and study the firm names on the
signs. All the Farinas in the world
seem to be here assembled, and every
one of them manufactures eau de cologne.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-09-09
THE COMING MAN.

Tho Coming Man sing: the Coming Man
Evolved in nature since the world began
BY Energy Divine: the Man foretold
Forevermore, whom Hope and Faith behold.
All voices shall he hear. all volumes read:
Probe to the heart Of every code and creed;
Cut uncut pages Of Creations book;
1nlite itself for life's deep secrets look;
Intent his heart and vigiant his brain
The seventh essence Of truth TO gain.
He shall be humble, yet supremely bold
The scroll Of Times experience TO unfold;
Where Science lifts her daring iambeau high
He greets the glowing torch with fearless cye
Where, past tho known, Religion wings her
fight
His solemn gaze pursues her starry light
Not knowledge only enters in the plan
And consummaiion Of the Coming Man,
And not belief alone, however true;
The best is not TO rest, it is to do;
The Coming Man shall DO man Of deeds
Employing substance and supplying needs.
His wisest word shall bear fitting act,
And all his speculation bloom to fact;
The goodness of his ethics he shall prove.
BY logical results of active love-
W. II. Vendbie, in the Current
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-09-09

and his wife (who had no objection to a
wooden skeleton in the house) had a
smiling talk to themselves; and though
Matilda said, "Poor mammal it was too
bad that she should have had such a
fright" she looked very happy as she
set about rearranging her house to suit
herself.
Somehow, Doctor Narrowly has never
called for his skeleton, and such being
the case, Mrs sPalfrey only pays an occa-
sional days visit to her daughter and
son-in-law, making her headquarters at
a clearinghouse in the town. kept by
one of her friends. s.-Susan Archer Weiss.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-09-09
Mhat the NeMspaper Does.

Rev. John Rhey Thompson, of New
York, says: The crowning marvel of our
modern civilization is the print.
ng press. 1t is impossible to over
estimate its vast power. 1t prop
lgates and diffuses information.
1t gives wings to knowledge, so that on
breath Of morning it flies everywhere
to bless and elevate. atand in growing
wonder in the presence of the printing
press. 1t lays its hands upon the tele-
graph and speedily gathers news from
all parts of the world, and acute editors
and ubiquitous reporters and rapid COM
positors and flying steam presses commit
10 paper faithful photograph of what
is going on in the world. And yonder
stands the iron horse, with breath of
flame and ribs of steel, ready to go to re-
mote portions of the country, dropping
packages of the daily papers on the way.
Yes, il is a mighty engine for good and
a mighty engine too, for evil. Like all
the blessings of this trial. life of ours, it
is not an unmixed blessing.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-09-09
HUMOR OF THE DAY.

Well handled-A pump.
Full of pointers-The porcupine.
An irritable nation Vaccination.
High time-That kept by town
clock.
Cranberries will cure dyspepsia. That's
sour opinion. n.-St. Paul Herald.
A country seat that always rents--The
barb-wire fence. Boston Bulletin.
Making crazy quilts is the proper
work for bedlamites. - Chicago San.
A cyclone is like waiter. 1t carries
everything before it. Carl Pretzel.
Mosquitoes are free from one vice at
least. They can't stand smoking
Detroit Free Press.
If some men had to "eat their words -
their health would be ruined forever
Merchant IrdreLer.
Some one says: "Man is born to rule
the world" Yes, but he sometimes gets
married. Boston Post
Japanese fans sell from three cents up
to $500. The former are the best for
use. 1t is easier to ''raise the wind" at
that price. = NorriStOlon Herald
Cucumbers sliced are said to remove
freckles. This is not wonderful. They
have been known to remove" whole
families. Narration Independent.
~ am coming, OH my darling" sings
a sweet Western poetess. Oh, that's all
right; only you needn't let all the other
fellows know it. it.-PhilddelphiG, Call.
The fool gives pursuit with running jump
ba vi ind clriD V wit
But the wise man stands on the curb and
grins
Till his own is returned with a smile.
Chicago Ledger
"The large COW, says an agricultural
contemporary, sis going to be the COM
ing cow" If that is the case we will
gracefully retire over the fence when we
see one. --Sytings.
she called me an ass" exclaimed an
overdressed, excited dude. "Well, you
amt one," soothingly replied kindly
cop; "you are only clothes horse."-
Merchant Traceler.
A coincidence-"Alla alone, my dear
child. Pm afraid that husband of yours
neglects you terribly. He's always at
the club when | call" "Yes, mamma;
but he's at home at other times. n--Loa-
don Fun.
A recent writer asserts that the sexes
are gradually, but surely, drifting apart.
This statement was made, however, be-
fore the advent of the season when frozen
acteal nourishment congeals the sexes in
powerful bond of sympathy and union.
Boston Times.
A man claiming 10 be scientist wants
some one to bore the earth to prevent its
bursting. We have friend who we
think would be able to do 1t. UP to
this time he has devoted all his boring
energies to us, and we would be glad to
see him try it on the rest OF the earth
Boston Post.
He stood outside the garden gate
And whistled in a minor key
She sat at her boudoir window and
Caught on TO his melody;
A Bristol bulldog sat between,
Wagging his bullet head;
"Ah, theren the lover whispered low;
"Stay thereln the maiden said.
Boston Times.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-09-09
SONG.
II is the longest day;
BY the summer bay,

It is the longest day;
By the summer bay,
In sweet air and light,
We linger until night,
Which but sleeps a little while
'Twixt the sunset and dawn's smile.
Yet now It's sad to think and see
Every day must shorter be,
Every month an hour less bright
Until midwinter white.
But in the dark nights lengthening drear,
Christmas waits us with good cheer,
And pleasant book in fireside nook,
And faces round us dear.
It is the shortest day;
Winters sky is gray,
The bleak winds blow,
The world is white with snow,
As by the hearth-nook warm,
We hear the wide, wild storm:
But for a space each month that Ger
Us rolls shall longer grow
By an hour or so;
And it is pleasant through the frore
Weather. still to look before
To coming days, when through the haze
Lifting DER blue sunny bays,
Spring will reach our shore.
-CaSseipS Family Magazine
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-09-09

The value of the horses and mules of
the United States is placed at Sl,014,
766, 900, mules being worth $lG1, ,494, 600
Of the aggregate amount.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-09-09

Afehanistan's population is about
equal 10 that of the State of New York,
while the extent of its territory. 225, 600
square miles, is considerably less than
that Of Texas, which contains e37, 5o4
square miles
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-09-09

-Four millions OF false teeth are manu-.
featured IN this country svsry year