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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
WANTED.

! kA(AAfkD~ D~s5ExAs inzasstists.ly fox os,oks 49,
> q sn4 80 ~ssk; Cal al - sd3Iss. Mrs
S&s~sll kFos- tesd store. Alset p4ace ~eassd
Ia : soons se1e~tsc as~a. - ya@Fs oie. -
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w Hease. oorner 4 brla4ss slld Ke8, stsssJ ia
MANNED hat tie iz.iiss sf 6rasd aa..ias
wv s1o1l1 kEow TIE bs@i Ilsse - AZ es.riaz
sCils cat sns l1.ds i ~ Ans. kali<-esfs Sclso<1
Oi Dress Calti1x- = Aonroe sfssrst.
FOR SALE.
TOR SALE ssoond hAnd to, oArrlaes asaa
I e1prees ~sse0. hs,tn ~ sfsai b<Tsalg. kl-
quiFs Il bridge street t@sssse reon. Il
TOR sALE-On esr l,..d : il.eh ssssoua.i hard
I naIls ianlt@f. side steCk. Graded nrsts
aud sseonds T. Abbott. 2 Cs1a4l stree. -
Tor SALE -Pons. Harness and Bsssg. VII
be sold ctaeap Perfectly safe for souaen 90
drive. inquire ~ hinaball 4 tos Masie store,
Ne 1 ana street
n1EO BUYS House and lot; SIS buys
S4OO one bsster. $50 = slittle setter, 5 i 90
aire. l. ,. PTvsin. Room O. L')setts blOl B. op
posite Sweets Hotel
Tor SALE Fort, aeres usssr Cedar springs.
I and known az The Aap-.i a.. for Only $40.
four 10 rye acres improved. Timber beach na6-
pie. oak and some pine. Good ios house Also
double hOass 10 reHt ia the north part of The
city. Enquire II Tuttle Bros. over Arcade.
A CHOICE HOME FOR SAl.E-I offer ny
~ home at the southeast corner of Fountain
aud Lafayette streets for sale. Jamee Gallup.
II
Tor SALE-A tne residence property al Lake
II side, MuekesOn's most popClaT eusufb,
stTeet-cars run Ia 'front.' Of house. will exchange
for Grand RaI ids property Address W. Nj.
HAhFORD, TkLsGRAa Office
CAyE Is PER CENT BY PURC HAslNG YOUR
- Reed and Rattan ware of the undersigned.
Chairs. Cribs. SOfas. Hampers, Ietts and all
manner of Rattan Goods. made 60 order on the
shortest notice. Special attention given Ia he
Basketing and repairing Baby Carr a4ses and all
kinds of Reed and Rattan Goods.
A. FALKEL.
l2s Do Chatham street West side
Tor SAI.E-The desirable house and lot now
occupied by Col. g. Is. Hlnsdill. ON Madison
avenue, one of the best locations IN the city. The
house has all modern Improvements. Lot 100 by
$50 feet Posse@siC given at once. This fine
property will be sd cheap. Enquire oi 4. 5.
Pierce. II
Tor SALE-Grist mill located AT Ionia VIII
I trade for city property. We have several bar
gains In improved farms. and number of desir-
able city lots. Ives Dudley. - Fountain street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

Tor sAI.E-The desirable house and lot now
occupied by Col. 9. Is. Hlnsdill. ON Madison
avenue, of the best locations IN the city. The
house has all modern Improvements. Lot 100 by
$50 feet. PossessiC given at once. This fine
property will be sd cheap. Enquire Of H. 5.
Pierce. II
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

COR SALE-Grist mill located at Ionia. VIII
] trade for city property. We have several bar
gains in improved farms. and number of desir-
able city lots. Ives Dudley. u Fountain street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
PRIESTS on = STRIKE
as4y sesks Ia Hhleh There Mere SsEEs-
90 Marriages >sF CAsistsaisxs.

A@AFN.a4r - ftss A+tf teLs tAkzk
tconstasssiHop.s Letter.
Strikes sceur 0ltea s8oa ~ Ia the " sst,
y@t 4 doubt ~1e.nsr one ~ saeh = aose3
eAaracter has ever taksn place az t1zt
~a-eh las Ilst rila its eoarss Ia Bzlzaria-
Ias sAols ~ ths parish priests siaaz ltza as-
olsfy ssrlSek eofk phFoa zto3t Bul 1zzia And
for several weeks, away fronI the larker
t0~ns. Tiers ~as ao gstslak either christ
sa'sa, married, o. oslFls-i. The reason for
tais an@ontsst aHa very uaclericaI atsltuds
as ths steppass "a their stipend ga tbs
part ~ the 60Ferausnt GA the plea taat
1ney we're si0laiIag ths conditions up0a
~hica they were being paid Nhen
Bulgaria first started - fun alone. y fsniuz
~ emulate greater countries, Is szs de-
,idea ~ those ~ho shaped the Govern
meat that tbs clergy should be paid by
ahs State, - that tney should be 40 longer
dependent apoa tbs offerings of the people
tt Sas understood that they were u re-
,sEVs 10 fees for ths performances of their
Duties. Il ~as found. however, that, while
takiHg pay from the Government with the
3ae sand, they were squeezing the villages
quite as much ever with the other. No
sne who has not lived among the Bal arian
Peasaatry eau form an idea Of the bigOtry
AMI superstition with which their sluggish
minds are overawed and the pow er enjoyed
- the priests. The Government, finding
that the measurs Of relief intended val
tailed 10 biz the marx, struck cut from the
last budget the item for the maintenance
Of the rural clergy, with the result afore-
mentioned. The people sided with the
priests, as might have been expected. Aad
the crisis terminated in the defeat OF the
Bulgarian Government aud the pa yment
Of the allowances as before
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
cARBOLATsO CORNd BUsION PLASTERs

Few discoveries IN Chemistry have procuoe'i =
greater sensation In fhe medical world Than tHtt
~ Nsrhoiie Arid rn hninz ~ wonderful cffrsflFe
pr1utsrriae with other ~aluase ssiss1ls. " haFe
produced the arrne Of Corn and Runnion masters
Faalirs therefore crn6danf - thi.ir I1ai fes. X
0ffer fher1 ~ the uuhiir a boom 20 all those
suffering FROM the ANNOYING ard pain ni excra@
eflces suaran fnaing perfect satief3ftifn F-.fit
pgetuai.i IN rss'eipf ~ D csrfs-
a. r. MATHEW. - Monroe Sf- Grand hsEiris
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
Curtains and Oraperies

Ia every variety and quality in Real
draperies in Plush, Satin and Draperies,
by the yard or by the pair, and all offered
at lower prices than can lie found else
where. SPRING COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
FOR RENT.

COR RENT-A nicely furnished front room.
] IL Ransom street. Rent 81 so per week. l25
DLtASANT ROOMS-with frst-class board,
with privileges Of parlous and music Call
at 100 sheldon street.
TOR EENT-Half basement under Ss Canal
I street. Enquire at store. Us
TO RkNT-A nice store on West Broadway ia
well settled neighborhood; also farm and city
property and timberei lands: 252 acres of birds
eye maple. great bargain; 7-tO- of hard Wood
tlmb r. "A great bargain; also choice tract of
Southern pine. Steamship tickets on the most
popular lines Remember the place r.. W
Tower. No. % Canal street. III
TO RkNT-The house 154 jefferson avenue
now occupied by DIR. Brigham. Inquire
of Mrs. Botsford, al 81. Denis. If
C-OR RENT-No. lis Barclay street, ii rooms
i and all modern convenIences. Also, HOUSES
for $40, sl7, sS5 and so per month, and one for
81, on the hill Ives Dudley - Fountain.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05
Treatment of Hog Cholera,

Prof. F.. A. Grange of tue Michi- gan Agricultural college, writing to the Prairie Farmer on this top. ic, says: Veterinarians, who had very extensive experience in the investigation of the disease, are oi the opinion that the affected ami. malls must at once be destroyed and their bodies cremated. In those cases where treatment is deemed best, carbolic acid has gained most favorable reputa- ton. It may be given by allow ing, say, ten drops of g. per cent solution for every 100 pounds of the animals food, or largely dilu. ted with water. The bowels should be kept open with laxative food or few ounces of castor oil, if nee essary." The carbolic acid solu, ton of the prescribed 90 per cent strength can be got of druggists.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05

of man struck dumb, it may be said that his melancholy daze has come.- Washington Ratchet.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05

First Dude.-"l cawn't go with you to the or era tonight, Chawley, t'm ducod tired"
 Second Dudc-"Been working, Algernon?'
 Nav. Taking exercise. We need it, don't yer know, l weally cawn't stir out tonight, ole boy"
 "What yer been doing'?"
 "B'owing soap bubbles. Pm dreadful tired, 'pon honor, l am. Couldn't possibly oyertax myself again tonight, Chawley.'-Phila- delphia Call.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05
Truth in the X bstract.

The weal.hiest miser is the poor est of all men.
 Hope is the yeast that causes the cap of life to bubble over.
 Many handkerclliefs are mois- tened by sorrows that never oc- GUS.
 Be just to your enemies, gener- ous to your friends, and indepen- dent of both.
 Enterprise and energy slowly ascends the stairs of success while luck goes up in an elevator.
 With an iron constitution, steel nerves, brass cheeks and silver tongue, man can line his pockets with gold and ''iin."
 All the the theories of life can not pay simple interest on the prac- tical results.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05

Pcrsuant to q deed of mortgage. executed hy William Norman and his wife Elizabeth r. Noruan. aud If date the twentieth day of April, 1882, ,o secure certain indebtedness of said William Norman to me, and by virtue ol the authority therein given, will,
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05
.Ki5nay Complain +

For over six year, have been tcrriblc sufferer from troublesome kidney complaint for the relief of which have spent over $50 without benefit, the most noted so-cnlicd remedies proving failures, The use of one single bottle of B B. B., has been marvellous giving more relief than all other, treatncu, combined. 1t i.n quick cure, while other. if they cureut ,tl, are in tue distant fu,lrc, {
 Il. ROBERTS. AtlaEla, Wator Works
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05
Humorous Column.
Our Picayuncs.

From the New Orleans Picayunc.
 An egg is not laid to rest
 Chicago regards St. Louis as a Iawless city.
 Republican papers predict a hard, cold winter.
 Natural gas is doing the clean thing by Pittsburg.
 Whisky is corn -iuiceive to much crime in a community.
 Summer clothes should be put away at the close of the season,
 Wben Greece gets good and hot Turkey will wish to get out of the frying-pan.
 The only permanent way of i'm. proving Red River is to add more water to it.
 The first barrel of new molasses is usually as numerous as the first bale of cotton.
 Heaven helps those who help themselves: and not those who cry loudcst in prayer.
 The most popular parade with negro minstrel performers is the pay raid on the treasurer.
 Wars wageG in Europe are not principles. They are for poodle. and therefore, are ungodly.
 The mugwumps, after a little time on the war path, have return ed to the Republican reservation.
 No man outside of a penetentiary knows what q bad character he has until he attempts to run for Of fec.
 It is too soon to buy Christmas presents, but it is not too soon 10 begin to save up mouey to buy them with.
 Philadelphia shop girls are using the lunch baskets that comes in the shape ot roll of music, and pass es for that on the street.
 Geese who flew north in the spring-time, are now flying south This indicates that northern goose resorts are closed for the season
 Ben Butler says nine men out oi ten will sell their votes for g. each. Ben has been Governor Of Massachusetts; NJ but it is presumed he lies.
 Autumn bonnets will be tied under the chin with pretty velvet bows," says a fashion paper Cn- der such circumstances and chlns it is worth while being beau.
 If the King of Greece could see his wood cut face in the Chatta- nooga Times and other cntcrpris- ing journals. he would regret that he ever stirred up revolution and came into public notice.
 The Rev. Geo. w. Bryant was hanged in etligy in Nashville on account of the part that he took in the municipal election. It IS strange that he was not long ago hanged in Louisiana, instead ot in effigy,
 People in Florida have their fun as we'll as in other places, The News says: "One of our business men fell over a COW q few nights since as he was going home, and now he says, give Us ! COW law"
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05

Ccrres spOndcnce freely answered bv Physiciaus
 Ior testimonials Hni circulars send stamp.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05

"You look smiling to-day, Bro. Anderson," said Pretzel to al, Ohlo insurance man,
 Indeed. Well, l should smile. I've struck it rich to-day"
 And what is the point:n
 "Oh, l took risk on man who claimed to be a lineal descendant of old Methuselah. ."-Chicago Ma, tional Weekly.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05
Monday, November 9th. 1885,

Monday, November 9th. 1885, at the front door of the "ouft hoa.e, in toYl or Pre.eatt. in Ncyndu County and State of Arkansas between thn hoar- of 10 o'clock in uie forenoon aui 2 acIees iH tl, afternoon of aai dav. s.l, q; pub5e yeu,lar, to inc highest bidder, fer ea-h. ta" following dc- set}ea tracts 1T parcels ef land. .ituatc in sad county If Nevada viz: Tho sw. l aud 5. of lhc .c ofsectien 2e; the W } of the. >ei and sN ot section 2l, and the (! of the nvl aud uvi of tGe GW et rtiaH 2S al in fuWrshiu Ii selt!., jn a-c - HesI. c,n- .aiaiue in aN siy hgadrrd aero-. upre eri -- On this hodv of laBd i- ~itmteI eAHt ie Taonu a- the William Norman plantation. lt iic> about t>.o and one H4ii ui'rs sauLb of aij town of Prescott, and k said to le one 1t the hest farms in Nevada County Also, the following tracts or parcels at knI. stu- tte iu liemp-ted County and State ot ArlirHzas, yiz: 1ha W! ef tAr sa of section | aud She VI of the uWl of section 2, it. Township | -eulh, iH rHa@e 23 west tout..iH- iue one hundred aad sixty acres, laefe of les. I here k al-e a farm opened oa this body et ,aHd, hH; She houses aud feHc,~ thereon are not in good repair. Also i"t, numbered i, ? aad ?, in Block u,;labrri iC iu What l. hHeWH as ti.e atj-,iuHl CT railruaH survey ot said town of Prescott. and on which there i~ a good dwelling house. gar den etc, also, that part of Iot uplob"r in Block number 70, in said railroad survey d ,aii town fronting 50Gyt ou "c>tieoui stree, and Hi fee; on wet uuin street: Aj.o Block numbered 5a ln Ea,d Sce;t- aasliloH O ~a.d town of i'rpac {, ou Hh.rh i, s.terict good dw Hing house and other iHpror mrnG a,-" the ,wl of lot numbered in Block humiar- cd i, a l.ou@hhoroggh < knobie addition tD -:id town ot Prescott, oI. NhjsH there l. also a -nali dwelling house.
 Said iols and tracts of ionJ w.l bo sid tc pay that part of thc Indebtedness >rcurd b, said Mortgage which k Unpiid. f'hc title to all 'hr property is suTpo,cd to be uudis- putrd. The right of apprai.cmcut al.I re- 'cmption i, waived hy tGc Mor.agor,
 september, 2lth.. laN5.
 CHARLES C. PIPER.
 By Montgomery G lIaubg Iii, Atths.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05

"A shrewd girl hurried up things wonderfully by assuring her young man that she despised those fe. males, who continue to eat ice cream after they are married"
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05
A '. GeHz AN {.
From the Atlanta Constitution.

From the Atlanta Constitution,
 Ny name i, Mary Chapman, and li1e al the corner Of Williams and Cox streets. At lanta. l have been q dreadful sufferer from srrofulu and raHniug, eating scrofulous ul- ccrs for six ycars. Hayc been waited Gpon during the time by sever Atlanta physicians, but thev failed to cusc me. l also Used Yari- ouS advertised Tcncdip- without the least ben cit. While beiu, th,is treated grew wer,e all the time. Scroltlnls swelling, ou heth side. If my rec,-Which hrcame running eating sores. affecting ny throat, moUth and nose. The ealing sores on my neck were :. mass of corruption almost down tothe bones. My throat became so much affected that l could scarcely swallow, my food lodging i'll ,, portion of my throat. ! lost my aprette"n- urcly, lost my flesh, and Was reduced to G9 pounds wci-hs-hcinga mere skeleton. Ny whole sy,,cn became terribly poisoned aud in a fearful condition. h this condition l commenced the u-c of E. B. E, and foyud great rciicfiu the jr-t bottle.
 "Whcn had u-el five bottles my health had so much improved tint thc ulcer, Were al! healed, the swelling suh,;,ed. my app petite relUlucd, my skin became active. my strength rcturcd, aEd cujucd II pound, of flesh. am now healthy, fat and hearty, and am able to do as much work us any woman, and feel Gs happy as a lagl.'
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05
MORTG.i&E SALE.

PRESCOTT,
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05

Can you tell me what smile is, little maidenW "Yes sir; it is the whisper of laugh. h."-Golden Days.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05

The young man on a salary who spent all his summer half dollars. IS now looking around for winter quarters Merchant Traveller.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-05
State News Column

examiner fer Perry county.
 An Increased average of wheat is being sown in the State this fall.
 The usual number of accidents to ginners is occurring in the State.
 F. E. Doran, of Desha county, shielded with morphine last week.
 X Young Mems Christian Asso- ton has ben formed at Fayetteville.
 A new Republican paper has commenced publication at Morrill, ton.
 Arkansas produces 16 of 3G va ricties of oak grown in the United States.
 The editor of the Pocnahontas Herald stood off mob with a gun recently.
 The Synod of the Arkansas Pres bytery was held at Fort Smith two WechS since.
 At Centre Point last week the Wheclers resolved to sell no cotton until December.
 The Frisco road is negotiating for the control of the Little Rock & Ft. Smith road.
 This has been one of the finest. falls for gathering crops ever known in Arkansas history.
 The business men of Forest City have secured for the farmers sll ton for cotton seed.
 The city of Little Rock will have a distinct exhibit at the New Or leans Exposition this fall.
 Col. E. c. Bouninot, tho elo- quent Indian, will soon locate in Fort Smith to practice law.
 Fay etteyille is receiving 100 wagon loads of apples day and and almost as much wheat.
 A Japanese persimmon nine in ches in circumference was recent Iy exhibited at Russellville.
 The States exhibit at the New Orleans Exposition was shipped from Little Rock last Friday.
 Arkansas was awarded the first premium for fruit at the Minnesota, Indiana and Ohio tri.State fair.
 Well founded rumors say that the Melrose cotton mills at Rus sellville will resume operation next month.
 Since January 1st $500 ,000 have been invested in new mining and manufacturing enterprises in Ark ansas.
 Prof. Jones. of Newport, and Dr. Beardsley, of Benton, recently re. ceived appointments in the Indian service.
 The meeting of the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge at Little Rock last week was more largely attended than ever.
 Little Rock has shipped over 6,O00 bales more cotton since Sep tember 1st than during the same tune last year.
 Arkansas exhibited 6S bales of cotton at the St. Louis Fair-morc than any other State-and got scy- eral premiums.
 Judge Decherd, of Alma, cleared as much money from onc-half acre of strawberries this season as from l2 bales of cotton.
 A reward of S2O0 is offered for the arrest of Jones Lane, who shot and killed Fred Pyatt in Madison county in September last.
 One of the two wings of the State Blind Asylum is completed and the new building at the Deaf Mute Institute is nearing compile ton.
 The long drought has caused wells to fail in Little Rock and water for washing and drinking pur poses is becoming serious ques. ton.
 The town of Fayetteville has spent over sl0O,00O in public i'm proyenients in the last few years, for railroads and school facilities principally.
 It turns out that J. c. Betton, who mistcriously disappeared at Al. l ma not long since, is short about sl 100 with parties for whom he had done business.
 The Deaf Mute Institute at Lit tle Rock Is open to all deaf mntao
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17

VINO Mr.. Baker Is, or what Mr.. Baker
is, has nothing to do with the governors
views on immigration, unless, perchance,
he regulates his principles according to
the wealth and standing OF his CORE
spondcnts. The Dallas Herald asks for
some expression Of GOV. Ireland opposed
to immigration. Let him speak for
himself; 81 have not thought 1t adylsa-
Die TO set on foot immigration projects.
am not satisfied that such labor win re-
dound TO the prosperity or happiness of
ourselves or our children. Our descend
ants will be clbowing each other into the
seas in order TO find standing room in the
near future. We have enough population
for sell-protection."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
F,ee Trade in Men.


Protection OF goods means free trade In
men.
The government protects the business
OF manufacturers, but no government has
ever attempted to protect labor. Tho at
tempt 60 represent the protection of
goods and the protection of labor as the
same thing is an insult to the reason Of
wOrkingmen.
Its absurdlty IS made clear the moment
the workman asks himself this question
"Whcn did the government ever interfere
TO prevent factory owner from discharg-
ing his employees
Protection secures the home market to
favored manufacturers by driving out their
rivals. What then follows? The moment
the manufacturer feels secure of his mar
kct he casts about to double his profits
by cutting down his payroll. lie sends
to those places whose industry orr high
tariff has crippled-or, worse, to those
continental poor-houses, Italy and China
and imports cheap labor.
1t Is TO our protected factories and rail-
roads that we owe the free trade in men
that is making the West celestial in the
worst sense OF the word.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-17
i WE'RE NATTER GENERALIZATION

4 NERE MATTER or REGULATION.
New York is in a fair way to settle the
temperance issue. The Church Temper.
ance society, powerful organization.
has declared in favor of high license and
it is believed that the next legislature
viii piss high.llccnsc law. Strong re-.
ligiou- influences are coming to favor it
Us the only feasible remedy for the liquor
evil
Not ouly in New York, but throughout
thc country, the conservative tide seems
10 be turning in this direction. There
was certain charm in the very name of
prohibition that gave the idea abnormal
strength, but that sober second thought
which always follows hasty action ON
the part OF the masses, is doing
much to conserve and libcralize
popular sentiment. Gradually the most
Jealous are coming to recognize that all
temperance legislation must be- in the ua.
turc OF regulation OF the liquor traffic.
Prohibition, an mgeniously deceptive
term, only proposes this, bya restriction
combining the sale of intoxlCants to medic
inal purposes, All thinking people must
admit that the sale of whisky at all in
wolves Its sale for any purpose to which
man may choose to apply it. The only
issue then is, what is the best form Of
regulations
Experience proves that even in rural
communities prohibition, so termed, is
largely imperative; in cities, its
enforcement is impractioablc. The
chief result attained by the
attempt is the reduction of the revenues
of local and state governments to such
au extent as to largely increase the
burthcn of taxation. Disreputablc dives
and low groggeries secure monopoly Of
the traffic because honorable men are I'M
willing by perjury to continue in it, and
the end is that the evils are increased in
stead OF diminished.
Let temperance people everywhere
unite in a movement that promises Il
practical regulation of the liquor traffic
Increase the license until the most
diSreputablo elements are driven out of II,
and then all will have been done that leg
iSIution can accomplish. 70 the re-
ligion oi home the world must look for
the rest,