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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14
VIZ OFFER FOR SALE

Six Lots on Waterloo Street; business
property.
One Hundred Lots on Stevens addi-
ton. Easy terms.
Several Lots on East Fulton Street.
Very desirable Lot on Madison Ave.
House and Lot on Green Street. Very
cheap and on easy terms. and
A fine House and two Lots on Fifth
Avenue, only few rods from street rail.
way and every way desirable. at a
great bargain if sold soon.
We loan money and insure property.
Call and see
M w BATES 81 CO.
TO CANAL STREET
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14

Lun1er-Biu stun timber, jolsts and scant-
ling III l3 and rs feet. sll do Is n, sil. DO - n,
SIS Sheetiug boards dressed on one side, s.. s.
and SO Fence flooring. $40, common flooring,
So siding lst and 1d, SlI common, Sl5.
Finishing lumber. S&n5o Barn boards. No. l,
dressed on one side. 81. No 2 sl4
Shingles-i6 inch stars 2.75eS.00s seconds, g %
O. 45
LAth-So. 81 SJzsS IS
Lime-Ohio. 95c. Grand Rapids 75c; Petoskey,
g. 90.
Cemout-Si lhaol - per bbi.
Nall.-llInmnn hraA and fenclnX:
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14

NJ Edii0r- Many Of your readers may
be benefited by the knowledge Of such an
excellent remedy a- DR. Jones Red Clover
Tonic which produces the most favorable
results liz disorders Of the liver, stomach
and kidneys. and j. a valuable remedy in
dyspepsia also, debility arising from malar-
IA or other causes. 10 j, , perfect tonic, ap-
peiizer. blood purifier. and sure cure tor
ague. Price. 50 cents. For sale by +. r.
fEtfa.r
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14

Tvs RzsT sttvE In the world for Cuts,
Rru sez Sores. cers. salt Rheum. Fever
S1res. Tester Chapuei Hands. Chiib.sius.
Corn. and I'll Ski1 tr1rfioHe. snd positive
81 cures plies. ~ TO Say re11ired. II is
rsisrsn aers % kirs carfecf sassfsrti0n or
s1srev -ef.asea Pre- - cents per kox
Fer ssIs ~ fsk Bros
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14

Her complexion formerly was yellow.
now her brilliant tinted sea-shelfcheeks are
the admiration Of hundreds. Sbe used
used Freemsn's Harmless Medicated Face
Powder. Sold a. f. K. Wilson'S. drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14

Get your Carpets Cleaned
and Relsid by the Grand Rap
ids Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works at 43 and 45 Kent-st.
Carpets cleaned as good as new
without the least injury. Best
of references. The only car
pet cleaning machine in the
city. Telephone No. 2S6.
S. N. ALLEN, Manager.
n. B.-Mr. NJ. v. Clement is
no longer connected with this
concern.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14
A R.autifu, Present

The Virgin Salt Co, of New Haven, Conn,
70 introduoe Virgin salt into every family
are m4kinA THIS grand offer; Crazy
Patch work Mock. enameled in twelve
beautiful coloh and containing the latest
Fancy StiichesA on a large Autographed
Card having esNtifuIg0ld mounted Ideal
Portrait IN the cester, gwen away with
every 10 cent pacsags OF Virgin Salt Virgin
salt has 40 equal for household purposes.
IL is the clesfiest purest and whitest Salt
ever seen or used. Remember that large
package costs only 10 cents, with the above
present. AJAX your grocer for IL.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14
]. A. WILLIAMS, NJ. D.,

Ar-sf1sfe of Rell-vn- Hc<rsts Nefierl Cci
- Nsw Vark Cfv srf Cc( "a. ~ FhTsfctsfss
sr,d sssrrrors .nati Ono e1~cts rsfer-
fson rfves - s~ss~s - ~srea tk~cet ant i1nFs
srf fr~rrsI -~erz.re orvFrr raEt rssrrr-,rS rstt
- 49, -.-sss.cs IL - rrpsi-~ - Tf-raf srd
Terra arsef Fsiees $50 Ce-ertr s~ssf~
0&cs cTer ~ N~-rsesl R>sfracs So eo'sta
psrirnn-<t
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14
EuStaCe w. Tower & Co.,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Room 7. No. 20 Canal ST., City.
Real Estate and Timbered Land Brokers,
European Exchange and Steamship Tickets.
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Chattels
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE

We are Agents Of the Missouri a Pacific
Railway Company for their Timbered lands In
Arkansas and Texas, aud have a large line OF
cheap homes Tor everybody, At low prices and
easy terms, Of rich. fertile soil Ia the land OF
n. any cro-s and short Winters. Also a large line
Of very choice bargains In Southern and Northern
Timbcred Lands. City and Farm Property for
Sale or Excf ange. Quantity, quality, price and
terms % suit everybody Full particulars on sp-
piicstiOn 70 the above. at 26 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14

For pu|6 drugs and low prices. call at C.
h. Wesdake's, No. Canal.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14

We have just received a large invoice of
imported Key West cigars.
MILI&. EAcEY & DICKINSON.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14

We are agents for the celebrafed " hen d
Sc. cigar. MILLS, LACEY EDIcKINsoN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14
Statement BY Or. A. N. Spaulding.
Read The Statement of one Of
JaCksOn'S Oldest Residents.

JsckseS, Mich. May q. isSo
Rhcuulsise syrup Co;
ls~nsiesne1,ls kboot ten years ssro nv gesers
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berofning d.s4ssed- l ieve coast4nuy fsied Ia
strength ever siace. my whole sJsieIa becoming
Frustrated 10 years o. neTvss have been -
weak and une esntfollabls that IN sursriugs have
been greater q 30 dare atlrmpFto dcscribc. 1hs
p4iu 4nd sutckes in my back al shoulders. and
tNitshings sIa cramps of tise nhusCics have beea
almost unbeas able have tzken everything oould
learn Or he4f Of. but n~vrr rsoeised the benefit
which havS'from hibbafd's Rheumatic Syrup. II
Is a rcnaIk- pc remedy Tbs syrup has regulated
my Kidneys snd liver. thereby removing the eause
my general bilnent. aiding nature Ia restoring uy
impure bioot 70 healthy state. and the paslcd con
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me. IL VIII be gratifying my part 10 answer any
inquiries regarding the merits Of your remedy ss
experienced b me. 1 am very truly yours,
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soo MoFrell street. Jackson. Mich
have known h. w. Rockwell who subscribed TO
the above statement for forty ye1rs lie Is of
oldest citizens and very reliable. Any statement
made by him can be fully relied upon as true.
w. ID. THOMPSON.
President Jackson City Bank.
Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup Is put up In large
bottles, and Is sold by druggists generally. Price
<oo. six bottles for $500 II your druggist does
not have IL write and viii send II To any
Tor our medical pamphlet =.
~ RHEUMATIC SYRUP CO.,
Sole manufacturers, jackson. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14

We have)es, received supply of fresh
vaccine pOints>
NfTnsN LACEY Il Dickinson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14

Fine Perfumes and Toilet articles at c. f
Weatlakes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14

Captain GeDeral cigar at
Mills, LACEY & DICKINSON :.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Maid Of the Mist Perfume atC. f. West
lake$
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-14

Imported and Domestic Cigars at c. f.
Mestlakes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

he moves his hand around as IL twrling
something, or really twirling bunch OF
keys or some minor implement drawn
from his pocket or picked up from his
desk A common habit with him is to
clasp his hands In front of him, and occa-
sionaUy he holds them there through sue.
cessive sentences, but more generally, az
he gets warmed up Ia his work, he en-
forces his words by pointing the index
finger toward the antagonist in debate,
or toward the coming climax in his eX-
preston. His earnestness Is his strong
point. He has no conception of Jest, aud
but little Of rdlcule as branch Of statt s.
manshD either in debate or argument
He Is so serious in demeanor II
he happens to smile, the smile itself
seems to apologize for its appearance
on face where 1t is not altogether NJ
home. He seldom let's any DEBATE pro-
coed to any great length without having
his word TO say He Is good lawyer,
a close and cogent reasoner, and is prob
ably as well posted ON all the various
topics which come up for discussion as
any man in the senate As chairman Of
the Committee on privileges aud elections
he does not lind his mind and time so pre-
occupied as to prevent giving all other
matters full study, for it is seldom case
Of contested elections arises in the senate.
He is proud OF his state, and his illusions
to her, so frequently made, convey the
impression that he knows very little
about the others, and what little he does
know is not of that nature to make him
desire 70 extend the acquaintance. His
craftsmanship is very strong and he is not
popular with the Democrats la congress,
Mr.. Hewitt and others on the house side
still harboring resentments for what they
believed to he his double dealing in the
electoral commission business ten years
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
SKETCHES.
4, :, an Advantageous Point
lsitI' :, ,,,iou-Jhe People
= ' Mo 90 TO Look on
.n in Washington and on
Atn n' ~ Congress--Per-
~ ,onni Traits

III, how much is written about
avs :, ,bc capital, they are always
81 Y, Il cts Of interest TO those who
|ia0' "a everything pertsining to
''i ~. "r personal traits is always
/. W.. ...srad by distant readers. This
ss' ',sst IS more conspicuously
\. NE galleries of the house
~ y .rnbably, ananywhere else,
1es' ,,ors msy flock TO them at all
& 'l '',' sessions; aud not unfre-
ia''l me worshiper at the shrine
~. ~. And himself as much dlsap..
is, ~ manner or appearance OF
4 !, u The rural New YORKER ,,l,. re- :. Z
.so. slter having senator warts .,l.,
wy !, lin, exclaimed; sis that
4 ~ r.ssrlsYt The talking men are
4 "a Fnown by name through
4 . ~ q the proceedings in the
y. VET nothing Of their charac-
IN i,,. q learned in that way. The
LINER house is an interesting
as.sryatlon to the student of
& l' I'M both 10 its relation to the
's ind the other occupants
most prominent figures in the
vdmueds OF Vermont. lie TOOK
~, hody as successor of Solo
,,s.riy years ego, and has &C
Z. enormously ever since. He
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
nnylar ,ha QUO prm otanna.


WASHINGTON, May The following
Is the text Of ihe bill authorizing che pur-
chase OF certain tract OF laud near San
Antonio, which passed the house May a.;
That the secretary OF war be ard Is, au.
thorized aud directed to purchase aud 90
acquire valid tile to, for The
United States, certain tract Of
land lying 80 the county CT Bcxar
Ia the state Of Texas near the city OF
San Antonio, consisting Of $40 acres,
more or lcSs, aud being the same now
held by the United States for drll-
ground under rental contract with John
IL. KAmpman, and dated July |, 1885,
That Ia order 10 make said ppIchase
and to acquire said title the secretary Of
the treasury Is authorized aud dlFeeted 70
pay, upon the order OF the secretary OF
war, out Of any moneys In the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, the sun OF
$1,000, for the purpose OF purchasing and
occurring valid title 70 said tract of
land.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

chin the most prominent feature rho
appearance OF DOUBT and inquiry, which
his face always has b'hen hurrying along,
reminds one strongly o. Denman Thomn,
son, who is not unlike him IN general an
pearance, when, In his worry over tho
Changing OF fire bells, he assures us no
really believes the town viii burn down
before he gets near enough 10 SO
the fire. Mr. Hoar is far from being !
graceful speaker, sllll he has no rlaring
faults, rhetoric enunciation or gesture
He seldom gestures at all. Sometimes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
some interesting s,ais,ls.

apeciai 60 the IaHct,c.
WASHINGTON, Nav i0,--ln the roport
on tae bill To o.tAhllsh nA,l0aal lise
stock highway aud 10 promote conmercc
In live stock between the states, the com.
mitteo on commerce gives some vsry la
terestlrg facts and statistics.
The total amount Of lands granted to
The states for railroad purposes, by con.
'gress. Is 1920 900 acrCs--wagon roads
!. sSss, lsl--psciilc railroads ii s0s 1903
ma Sug a total Of ca ,20a, 5s2 acres abso-
lutels even for the purposes mentioned.
In tbs ,, port on the bill 70 release unto
the city os san An,onia, for It's use as a
public thoroD, ghfSre, certain portions OF
the military reservation near said city
the committee s,'y that the said right al
way be grantees a. pon the express under
standing aud condition thas, the govern
meut reserves lie ri1ht TO the CONTINUED
use OF It's target raucr. nnder such regu-
lations az may be necessary 20 provide all
pcoper precautions against injury to pass
ing persons aud vehicles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16
A pLowMANs PHILOSOPHY.
An Echo OF Song tram the Louisiana Can
Fields.

An Echo OF Song tram tho Louisiuna Cane
Fields.
rThe following isa crude photograph
of a blowing scene on Louisiana planta.
ton. As the picture Is taken from life,
the names of the two mules IN the team
,tch ar,,,.,,it ,tNt,..,s,,ii a "a ,,i,.,.n the
OHNi i"a" 60 .'NtN'" -,
prose lnttfp llatlohs are fehueFeu NeIua-
tim, and the uncu song reproduced as
nearly rs possible'J
1"Git Up, Mulesnll
Observation-Disclosures,
IsFNine 10 hil't de hi.
An satan's in de II die
sho's sugar IN uo BOWL
rf n dar chnuop
lNN', "9'i
aDe black irJ AK dc iaybird
What make him war secch closn.
He bntter mi on.m min
,cnse all do rruun' 4, Irose
Dis worl Is fun o trou lie,
ION summe, tel 90 spring'
Enr p dam dat dance ~, sing
["Ilaw, MorGin-don't you heah me
tell you to haw, mulel Now, go long
'pe jayblrd toll dc blaekblrd
DC wln',I 50 sno.i! ha,ur ,a
"ouHh, var you Pe9t si,' lene pea'S
you' iou oeen pas uaI jim, s'un'P ~
times alreauy ais Hh"nln, an now you
cuckln' yo' ears an cap'In' an prAncin'
bl,o von Flows A. INNS, he a gret bip tArrl-
tvini HACK bar or sechI Woupb. dar, |
sayl Gitun'1
az heen da,yn "a do ,,cdd,n,
/ sec Miss Mandy Greeni
She's bout de ilvelis, lazy
pa1 ever you nas ,eun ,.., -
~! uat am w,at was slnHih--p, VI.
tex mute honoW Dey s,ipys poei ~, "a
de sense nun was uoin miuT ma w'o
stIlFln un huteIei Sou'io he's uo. "" W..
| to make even hungry man loFglt ooul
! de yiLtile Oh, yes: | members now" |
,.nntorhtr, ,aua Az biactlird
I ~ nn'e ~ ni,y snosiv had
~ 49, a., 10 ~. y s,,l,tt,,,
an WIN. IN, ~ uev I, q !, 49,, n,iara
w nvs s,,iin ~ "a per iet W, lillian
Ap'Saiy s Jips9 % misery Nv
Yves got to trabble irou'2--
| (aDe Lawd bless desc mules dey been
wukin' o. cane craps nigh on TO fifteen
wear, an dey amt larnt de diffnnss be-
tylxt de water-furrow an de stubble
row yitS WIN you! Git up dar, you
lVonioupe" $500
MISE Mahu5 iooh ," huliih
| (HLook heah, amt got dat Mandy gal
| rhune onten my head Why
-. 49,. =, s,,,n,,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

MOI In stout men Is TO drop his head
| forwa Vd, especially when talking. His
Oratory should be classed as earnest
raIher thar. huent or polished. lie never
trims a semi, 'uce for effect, aud spends
little lime or 'udy on exordium II he
were 10 write = h ook he woulc probably
forget the preface Ills uiterauce is MOI
so distinct as TO be D, vfect, and bis lau-
guage is not fun .hut In n. -ce and effect his
argument Is admirable T. 'e one subject
which he delights in dlscus sing = inc
tarlh. Upon this he is always NJ nome.
This Of all topics he has studi, and
made familiar as household words. his
earEsstuess mas lnii scope and all phas, e
OF the subject ave familiar to his mind.
lie is ntucr aud unanimously opposed TO
protection as feature OF national econ
omyi and Is always headed with argument
to refu;e II. Uuodlcislly he is social and
delights In pleasant repartee. He win not
weigh himself down with care, aud feels
but little senatorial dignity, but when he
reaches the committee room or the senate
chamber he puts on business and elevates
his whole MUD 10 the questions that are
oeiug discussed. Tie is very popular
with the employees of The senate, especi.
ally with the pages, with whom he always
exchanges pleasant words. In dress he
is plain aud sometimes careless When
returning from a trip In the far West
last October his brouzed appear
ance and fsrmer-like hat and
dress caused Chicago reporter 90 bring
him out as the coming Grangor's candi-
date for the presidency. As soon as his
attention was called to the item, he said
"Don't the simpeton know that was
not born in the United StateS?"--and
strsightway purchased suit which would
not lead to further mistakes OF that Kind
He Is full Of sympathies. No one is too
lowly for him to notice, and he knows no
aristocracy but that OF worth and truth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

Pure baking powders are one OF the
chief aids to the cook IN preparing per-
feet and wholesome food, aud the house
wife will do we'll to be on her guard
against baking powder tramps. Silver
Loaf Baking Powder Is never peddled
from house TO house, MS the manulactur
ing establishment OF j. H. Brown vs.
taxed to it's uttermost to supply the
demands that come through legitimate
chanuala
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

For twenty years he has been the presi-
dent of the Farmers Kentucky Horse
association, and Is an enthusiastic adj
mirer OF horseiiesh When Foxall was
making his greatest triumphs on the
English turf, SIR Beck was in raptures,
He gave truce TO tarlff and knotiy legis-
lative subjects, and reveled in recounting
the qualities of the American horse. In
the midst Of one Of these bursts of
enthusiasm senat0r---a close friend, OF
opposite political iaith--dceply wounded
him by asking whether FoNall was a run
pine or trottirg horse. This display OF
ignorance nearly disrupted a friendship
OF many years. standing
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-16

OF the proposed luiliing az e25O ooo ex-
elusive Of The value Of the size, aud as
$4,000 Of the money appropriated for the
custom house Is available, the committee
recommended the passage Of the biz.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-07-17
Chas. W. Eye, 1893 Larimer street. or to
this Office.
The Best Utteranoe on the Labor Que.

Solutions sociales," translated by Marie
Rowland.
Social Solutions" semi-monthly
pamphlet, containing each twelfth
part of an ad nirable English translation
of M. Godin's statement of the course of
study which led him to conceive the So
cial Palace at Guise, France. There is
no question that this publication makes
an era in the growth of the labor ques-
ton. 1t should serve as the manual for
organized labor in its present contest,
since it's teachings will as surely lead to
the destruction of the wages system as
the abolition movement lead to that of
chattel slavery. Each number contains
articles of Importance, besides the por-
tons of the translation. Many of these
are translated from M. Godln's contri-
buttons to the Socialistic propaganda in
Europe.
Published as regular issues of the j
W. Lowell Library, by the J. W. Lowell
Co., IA & 16 VeseY street, New York, N.
Y, at 10 cents per number; the sub
scriDtion of 81 secures the delivery of
the complete series.
Contents OF No. 2.
Marie Rowland.
The Cooperative Movement at Work (Un.
consciously in the Lower Part of Broad
way, New York City.
The Cooperative Traveller Abroad (Contin-
ued).
The Growing Cooperative Character Of the
Social Movement
Preamble and Declaration of Principles OF
the Knights of Labor Of America.
On Strikes and Arbitration.
Contemporary Comment.
Across the Continent for 81.
Social Solutions; Part IL, by NJ. Godin
Translated by Marie Howland. &-t1
The Labor enquirer., 1886-07-17
Helping the Enemy.
For the Enquirer.

For the Enquirer
The following appears in a weekly
called the Knights of Labor, and is
printed entirely with capitals to be con-
spicuous:
"Let it be understoo by all the world
that the Knights of Labor have no affili
alton, association, sympathy or respect
for the band of cowardly murderers,
cnt throats and robbers, known as An
archists, who sneak through the country
like midnight assassins, stirring up the
passions ofignorant foreigners, unfurling
the red flag of Anarchy and causing riot
and bloodshed. Parsons, Spies, Fielden,
Most and all their followers, sympa-
thizers, aiders and abettors should be
summarily dealt with. They are enti-
tied to no more consideration than wild
beasts. The leaders are towards and
the followers are fools.
knights of Labor, boycott them if
one of the gang of scoundrels should by
any mistake get access to our organiza-
ton eXpel them at once, brand them as
outlawed monsters. Do not even per-
NIT ourselves to hold conversation
with one of them treat them as they
deserve to be treated, as human mon
strosities not entitled to the sympathy
or consideration of anv person in the
world.
I'VE are sure we voice the sentiment
of the entire organization when we say
we hope that Parsons, Spies, Flelden,
Most and the whole gang Of outlaws
will be blotted from the surface of the
earth"
Is this rational? Capitalistic papers
are running behind labor editors in fe-
rocity. All the evidence to support
sucn sweeping charges is taken from the
enemies of labor. If the K. Of L. have
not learned that most daily papers are
their enemies, they have some disc over
les to make. General charges would
seen malicious enough, yet here are
names given, and Judgment pronounced
in advance of the courts.
Desire for popularit| alone cOuld i'm
pei an editor to pen such lines. That
motive makes him disregard the custom
of regarding every man innocent until
proved guilty, but ten to one he has not
the slightest scrap of proof of their guilt
III his possession. How he will feel
when they are cleared. ZENo.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-07-17
c,.lIsT PROPAGANDA FUND.

rb. declared objects of the Rocky
,r,,ntslD Social League are to hold agi-
..tion meetings, distribute literature and
- al WAYS aid in the propagation of the
3,c,rinfs of Socialism. For the purpose
.forr3ving any who may feel 30 disposed
to contribute means to carry on this ag-
;,,tion. by printing and circulating
hooks and tracts, the League has ordered
tho opening of Propaganda Fund" in
TINS ENQUIRER.
Contributions should be sent to 6. O.
Shove. 99l Stout street, Denver, Colo,
rbo 5 secretarY-treasurer of the Pro-
vrs,onaI Committee. All donations will
b- a. a.knowIed2ed in this column.
RECEIVED.
14pniv Meeting, July 4...............$l 81
&. o. SHOVE,
Secretary-Treasurer.