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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Bernard C0mmsndsry, n CbieagO, tAs
Erath II St. Louis. ~as dunag tie parade.
A 81 LOUIS band marched - the tune q
-Di1i=." ard ~hsn the Chicago baEd
struek up YANKEES Doodis" they we're
greeted Eilh storm q lssfs and hlssss.
Newspaper correspondents state that the
Chicago ulsn ssre fse4aeutiy spoken Il
ss i j lz1ks from TIE sislsh pool sEc
musical nokss from the Elniy yslIsge,
and The lac. II sill probably be lODg
tine before 81 LOUIS gets another gath
sring 0f tie kind Poor, old, fAded-OuI
t0~a. Pity instead ot abuse should DC
shown her. Tor it Is sEideat that she has
90 idea 0f gallantry or courtesy, and
takes her cue from the mouthiags of the
blatant clfy editor u the Globe Demo
craf, and foilOSs the iiObsring Of thsi
breinlezs Withng IS sheep follow the
ankling u the bell around the neek OF
their leader. Like a dead maeksrei IL
the moonhght, the Globe Democrat Just
'-siInks snd shines and shines and stInks'
and @ill continue 10 do 80 until some
body kills half Of the stsf with club
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

The older ths wife the less wool the hus-
band can pull over her yes.-Hartf0rd
journui
An aged Phiiadelphian who has had three
wives says that earth has no terrors that he
hasn experienced. ~ Philadelphia Herald
It's wife's duty to be pleasant" says
an exchange. Il IS a hard duty when she
has = soa and s0reheaded husband pulling
the other wsy.-orieaas Picayasne.
Among the wedding presents given 10 a
young Vermont couple was q beautifully
worked mo,t0. Fight A. Bsriiagfoa
frss Press
A Newport nan fell in love with his
wife after attending her curtain lectures
S0nost nightly for over twenty years He
Tss tried ioF iunscy and sent up r. keafpcs1
>ilfg fi.r4sl3
Man and wife says q writer on matri-
uony ssonid earn t. puH together" IL
this doe<n 6 mean thar wben she xrabs you
hy the hair you should grab her we iaii 70
understand be drift of this sriiers srgu-
ment- Ftks.sdsilsif H~aif
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
IT soEs BY FAVOR.

They say thsf kissinx cures freckles. Bat
frecklss don't cure kfssIug 81 several ma
iofiry r. 7,isss fsg S,,a3.
A iorento Woman proposes society for
The prevention ~ kissirz. Hash fhis re-
6,rn business gone far enough 4t17s,s
farfifett.e
There - AZ snglnser or ne PitfShurx and
Western ktilrosd nanlec N.ss He wanid
- ssore AZ henae on a has fhsn On io-s-
n7ofiva - Ns.rsssas sfeff3
a crosiuent n1eiifal ionrnai IS xickiaz
ssaia~t Ire rracrfca 81 xizsinE Bot e
might a. vet save - breath. fs~ The sav
~ unstssed stsses hes PISSED info ah-
nvsan alCax Fift aurn rz ~ rai.1Ts ssrri-
fees Cd fuzzerrsag Snd sfkeg hearhenish
7oft0rs. Yen nishf 20 weil 1eI zr. 10
ssru crestaIns A. to stop ksssinr. - lslerss :
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
WATER SUPPLY.

The Grand Rapids Hydraulic Company having
arranged for a neg service of supply. aud the re-
movai Of is o a system Of pipe logs by a service
Of cast !ron mains. viii be ready 20 supply Us
present patrons and other citizens with glent-
ful supply of pure water from the silver Springs
on or before November 9Th. Mains viii be laid
on the following streets. From pump house on
Canal g. Fast Leonard: on East Leonard, from
Canal 90 Ionia. on Ionia. from East Leonard 90
Iouis. on Hastings, from I0nis 70 Kent. on Kent.
rom Hastings 10 Fast Bridge. on East Bridge
from keIt q Canal. on Canal from Fast Bridge
- Monroe. in Kent Alley. from Fast Bridge 20
Lyon. on Lyon. from Ottawa tO Campau Ou OF
tawA from Pearl - Lyon. on Pearl. from
fo1ia - Canal. un Monroe. from Pearl ani canal
70 Division street. on CsmpsE from Lyon to Louis.
on Louis. from campsu 70 Spring, on Spring
from Fulton o. Cherry. un Division. from POM
tan On Cherry on Fountain from ionia - bivis-
ION. on Fut1n from Division - feferS9n on
Cherry. from spring - Division Water vii b
urnishci under sufficient pressure 80 that parties
desiring service for eieysfors snd fher mefhsri-
cal purposes can - SIRE Of a reliable supply.
A the season Il vel advanced psrfies desiring
t0 make connections shoaid give imr edfate
rotiee st the ofce Of the tonfpsny. 80 peaTi-st
ofice hours from - o 81 0'cleek and rom 10
o'clock.
GE0. b sIDEiINGER supt
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

- -ONt9 9fffNtH--
There has always bseD bitter rivalry
between the critics q Chicago snd st.
Lou.s. and the newspapers IN beth corpo-
rstions ara forever saying unkind things
o. sseh other. AS general rule these
bicksrings have bsen Of good natured
order. and people hav, looked upon the
badlnsEs a. harmless chsf IL remained.
however. FOR St Louis 70 make personal
matter % this corporation rivalry Dur
NJ the rand EDcsmp meut q the Rights
Templsr shsrs The Knights os a 81.
Louis oommsDdsry and the Globe Dem
9craf showed the grosssst disoyursesy
sowsri -. Bernard Commaadery, Of
Chicsxo The Globe Dsmosraf referred
- the Chicago Knights - -whise-trouser
buns from the windy eity," Who poised
ike ham tatiersr for The benefit of The
"zsilery gods. and criticised everything
tbe Chicsg0 Ccmmsrdsry did in a Ia
zrsutiy anIust manner. In addition 70
shis Ascsiop Commaadery. Of St. Louis.
w.
Chicazo Knights. thus sd3iog deliber-
49, iusalt 81 an iniary. Wnss can ST.
fouis expect decent people 20 fhink II
hsF sfter sgch conduct She. The host
grossly inen tinz invited guests from a
eity vhich happ@es to b business
rivslf The matter ~ss 50 openly an inst
sbaf ne ssyor q 81 Louls selt called
npoa e. spcfogz - b. "a Chicago meu.
We predict that ths couaact u The peo-
pc of Sc. Lcuis viii rebound - their
niary.
There - another tainx Fhich is de-
ere,lit 81 ne cits. The viiest imposition
VS. prsrsic-,i IN - visitinS EsiShis
foon svsrYraera. bek especially from
Chicago. tc4-rsfer vss so'd for ssn
ceots a <'sss vsen ne nen rere fsintlrx
froul the sesl sna t.tixse = the msrcb-
iae F,rsv cents ssch ras demanded
ssr nisersbie btfie ssniuicbes. snt
tbia iemcrala rss - cents far =
snsan xiezs. Inpossfiou of = sfuilsr
eutrszecus sHd 8isxrsc=fIi eharart4r 80
prsrt5,ef brszeuiy Even tte hotels
~ers eot heaiad II Suszinz sll taey oooai
srcu fteif xuests. e. sldtlou b a.
thls ~ srrs1 zeaaents seers to Rave heea
nseerap,ete kaa iss.ieq.ssfs g. soeo =
isr-e ssfnerox The 4nxrters on f1e
psreie z-vari vars sotziiv 81. sr5 nsoy
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

All advertisements IA this Ssltanns unaer
~hAssser head. exoeBt @s-teo >4ttl@-
tious, Niti BE- charged Ter ~ tic ontis411
rate la the table betos. Alsass psssbse la
A. sasse.
EerrssEs = ~ zuIfnE Situations eaa - are
reduced r4fes - afpty Tag ~ the usfiss.
The BgaAlser 81 Bncs la ans 81 = ss1 s>Susenf
can bs foGRd bs dividing the uanber ~
words - ssfen- Aas parto = lac counted
- otle fali liHe-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

IANTED-THE sE or A HoRsE THEE
Emery. manager Baltimore oyster H0uss. Cauai-sf
XfANTED BOARDERs- sOOD BOARD md
w room for g 60 Der week. ~ 81 % ottoWa-st be-
tween 1roa bridge and FaiTbaDksef- 80
tlASTED-A sEfUND-BAND DISK. Roll
w ing i0p. large size, cutler preferred.
Address, statlng pros. = Cere Carrler II. sf
iTTENTIOSL LAff fs---f fAsHfDN .Bl. 3 ID +, f,-si-
a making in al its branches. cuti..s ard itliuE
specially. AoSays tay ior sFttrm t.ueht on
reasonable terms, - 81 o0gth Division =. Ars ~
kreif 81 Cineinnsti 81
aIONEY 10 IOkN-IN TKsNs 10 SUI OK
vi Trodsciive res estate L s Prorfn. iovetf .
b4ock. cfpoits ~seets bosei
tIANTED--A sUIT o. ROOMS oN eRof Np,
W ftpr q srsA neuse .ifru shed or uIlfsrnish-
Cd. within - Hinufes vsik q sweets hasei- Al
dress giyics u1rni4ar ~ roCf1s su1 rIiees. a g..
" lElkeesv HEsstr cace tt q
Ssud one doi.sr ~ fay cen.s for Bfssiofs Dipf-
= thers Remedy. A positive ci4re iT worsf
cases IF 1iphi8efls ~ Crcafrs saG stirr f-eFen-
single deafh. NaHee reflu3e1 ia sny ease 81
fsi 4 1ireffio7fs are foliorns ~f1l1 fer iesfi
manlels G briaoI. Fsst faFas Nsch s
FlANg fD-vNE 10 INNE9T s5as8 Ia rev
" r1snufsftoTv tf1siness tfef TsTs a lsreer
prnai tssn arr rseresrfi'e trace Afs7ve sE1c.lrf
VIII p7z-fhsse Gre thlr8 i1lerrst Aedr - a
Ie esTsEn- Hersd f<T
DATEHNS Of IHf ksND RAPif7& ~ 40
l co-l 60 ~ lske rai c ffet ttf - seeaos l=es
Derefer ~ sees0r e-so1esrs rlstf1E Gre a.
treref sftef "a care rli reess give Hatee sf
re l1ss rsrF ~ csfee 81 Pssflst leerh1af Is3
Z
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

IN Irishmzn has 10 rights under Eng
hsb rule. The sristOersts Who are now
rusniDg that Government think no more
q evicfing a family and letting them
starvs IA the hedges and highways than
they would Of kicking q stone from their
path. There Is nothing free in Ireland
nov but the ar the people breathe ana
the right TO opprsss.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Il is worthy Of notice that the Minnesota
Republicans have just formally commended
those members Of the Congressional dele
gates who voted for consideration of the
Morrison tariff bill. What We really need
though Is few more Democratic denuncia-
tions of those who voted against it.-Ne,0
York star
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Hon CHARLES o. WALKER, the newly
ehosen chairman of the Democratic State
committee N New York, willie boot
black At 3 country tavern IN Nss Hamp-
shire. polished ap the understanding Of
FEsSKLfS PIERCE 50 "carefullee" that
Row be Is the ruler % the COMMITTEE.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Train No 2 has Through Coach daily ercrps
sunday, for Grand Rapids, Holland Grand
Havcn. &nskegon and Peutwaier. Also 1hruueh
Coach leaves the above points VIA q tW. N Ev
each day, except sunday. arriving Ia Toiedo or
Train No. at 6t5 p m.s
AL trsirf daily excepi sunday
Il. &. PAkKFh- Gcu'l Pas Ageut
II. q. MATHEW Northwestern Agt.. kukkegun.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

LOST
I Os1-A SKY TERkIoR. ANSWERING TO
Ii the name % Harry Finder viii please re-
flrn 4 sick lady Al B-ckel House 4s
BUSIEESS D4RDk.
VI = WHITLEY. FORMERLY MANAGER OF
". Durche's painting establishment is located
n l47 Monroe st where orders viii be received for
painting paper hanging and frescOeing Remeu-
Der the place. Opposite the soldiers Monument
rTTY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY ltl
" Grandville-sve. Regular trade solicited W
ROSE Proprietor,
I c. HERKNEK, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
y. ne jewellery. 2 Mouroe-st
0sCAR DTE- ~ DIVISION ST CARFENTKR
" ar lob shop. Screens a specially.
NON .ISSIoN. = J. LAMB & Co. WHO'LL
" So dealers iE fruit and vegetables. butter
eggs. g. and 10 Ionia-et.. Grand Rapids. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

one Of the results Of civil service reform
in Washington has been % furnish the Ma
siOnal Museum with eopyists who have TO
make their mark in signing the pay roll.
This Is a Democratic reform Chicago Inter
flreru
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Soft sympathy aud sincere regrets but
tor 10 paFsnips. Charleston cries ior aid,
snI dollars is the kind Of All 10 show
your sympathy with.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Cleveland and Carlisle is the alhterative
Democratic ticket now on tap at Washing
ton. Ii has q kangaroo shape, but free
trade would paIalyze the hind legs.-L0,reH
U4sr j ff1rrfsr
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

The Democratic party in Ohio viii have
10 keep It's eyes open. A five hundred bar
rel oil well WA struck by lighting the other
day and fred - Chicago Inter OCEAN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
Rugs Rugsl

Rugsi Rugsi
People who desire TO save money in pur-
chasing Rugs should avail themselves of an
immense stock and ascertain prices before
placing their orders or purchasing of ped
dlers, as many have already done in this
city.
Investigation will convince all that they
have been imposed upon, as our prices are
from two to FIVE dollars less for each Rug
SPRINe & CoxPASY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

A Nsll-Gigger in Osc0, H., found h0l-
low log twenty eight feet below the surface
of the ground. aud in the IOg a vigorous
frog Baf1f0 Ergrsss.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Oar stock for the fall trade i nov being
opened and placed on sale. We have 81
cured some Of the most desirable fabrics,
both American and. foreign manufacture,
comprising a large assortment of novelties
for combinations, also great variety OF
Diagonal and Home-spun Suitings, prices
commencing as low as 25c per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

There mnst have been some serious i'm
perfect'ous ID the map % Alasks which
Lieutenant ScawATKA took with him on
his exp criug expedition for the New
York Tunes. Since the Lieutenant dis
covered the river, which be paironizingly
named Jones, after the proprietor Of the
Tlase4 s0msbosly else has discovered
thai tais same rivss has been known to
tns map-maksrs Tor one hundred years
OF more. This fact, however. hardly ex-
cusss the allegations Of rival New York
editors that - seems to be a dirty. wide
moatLed, shallow. sprswliDg little ditch
thar might a. vel De named Jones 81
anything else"
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
OPINIONS OF EDITORS.


President Bartholomew failure % annex
the National Treasury Vas doubtless due 70
the fact that the Treasury wasn't located al
Hartford ~ Philadelphia Hmes
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Krpres trains daily the yesr rouut make olas.
connections with trains from Canada the Esss
and south, y AZ Lake superior Yoiuts.
A WaTsDF " S11.rr
cen'l superintendent f7erl Pas A T7crnf al
&srguette- Mich. Heruueite Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
Cambria Underwear.

We call attention to this department as
customers will find everything much
cheaper and better made than can be done
at home. Look at the prices:
Night Dresses SOC, 6Oc, 75c, S5c, soc, $1.lO
$l.25, $50 and upward.
Chemise 3Oc 35c, 40c, 45c, SOC, 60c, 75c,
s5c, 95c, 81 10, sl.15, 81 25, 81 80, $50.
Drawers 25c, soc, 35c 4Oc, 43c, 4sc.
Shirts 39c, 4sc, 56c, 65c, 75c, s5c, CSC, 81 90.
Short Skirts &c, 4Sc, SOC, 6Oc, 65c, 75c,
Soc.
Corset Covers 25c, SOc, 35c, 4Sc, 5sc, CSC,
75c, soc, S5c.
Aprons 25c 35c, 43c, SOC.
Dressing Sacques all prices.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

iocai freiFbi leaves ersnd terd8s 81 d m
czrrTife rssseengrrs ~ fsr - Aiegsn.
~ trains daily expapf sunday
JnrrIlgh f.cEefs " al points and herlhg IL
sleeTiiuF cosfhes can l,e SECURED ~ rniou TIckef
Ofee- 81 Honroe.sl sd 81 acpot
~ NckFfkFf General tepuf
eE0. y. NrEsoE. cifT Tickef kFrut
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Passengers taking The rs n N. kxpress maff
close connection at OWosxo FOR Lansing aud ~
Detroit for New YORK arriving there ~ io.so q n.
the following morning.
Night Kxpress hsf lOcsi sleeping Car rom De
roll 10 Grand Rapids
This 4 the only line running Limited Exprez
leaving here Al $50 p. m with Sleeping Car 70
Detroit, making direct connections for al p0iuix
East, arriving AZ New YORK at lo D m. the follow
ting evening. Trains west ~ 81 IS m VIII MAKE
direct connection with palace steamer CITY %
Milwaukee fof a. points weeL
Through tickets secured al D.. q. n. A NJ oroaz
SweeiE Hoiei block, and ~ the depot
d. roTTKE. City Pas. Aeeuf
GBo. p. RKKyK TrAfic Manager. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

VTANTED-PARTY TO BUY OR RENT AT
w bargain, my house on southwest corner Of
Fountain and Lafayette-sts. II. d. Wailen. -
no RENT--PKkMIsEs NO SIS, Fulton-sl., \. L.
| cor Fulton and Lafayette, will be for rent
from Oct. J. for one or more yeaTs. For terms
apply TO J. 3 Crosby & Co., ., Canal Il. slu
NOR PENTHOUSE OF Five ROOMS WITH
stable, No. PIG ". Fuilon-si.: one of seven
rooms No. 2,2 West Broadway near Fulton-st..
one of six rooms IN new brick block corner Of
Shawmut-ave and Niuter-st. with gas, water and
other onycHienceS. one Of three rooms corner Of
Winter and Altn-sts.: also store fitted for meat
market in good location ortrade. inquire 81 b.
W Barnard 80 Allen corner OF Vt Vernon -stS.
3. lmo
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

The New York Star advises the people
Of the South not to bs alarmed by VIC
0fSs' prophecies. The Star seems TO
think that WIGGISs is = little behind the
procession, aud that bis prophecy has
reference 70 the sarthq qaakes which have
slready occurred. Il must De admitted
thar prophesying the past has decided
advantage IN ths way Of reliability.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Al. a BOA RD
a. trans f.La 81 ciix z-.ne rA
sTzEdsrt tlmn
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Our immense Carpet Department is filed
with the most desirable and best goods
manufactured We are still selling No
qUettes for sls5 per yard. yslvets, Az
ministers, Brussels. IngrsiDs, etc, At the
ioeest prices
SrRTsa q CowrANT.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

NANlED-A flksT-CLAoc SALESMAN. Mh0
" can tske charge oi stock cf fancy soass Ald
toys. Good eages ana permanent elnp-o5 naei'i
~ parry with good ciiy Reference Apply e
Heyn Bdkaaf. soli
IANfED TWO GOOD SAT EsMEN. ONE FOR
W suF city Ts1e; enc % travel AddreS.. r.
Care of Telegram Herald A.
"A uAAIED-THKkE OK FOUR SALEsAES
W ca salary OF commisSion; steady employ
menL Gail 81 once Metropolitan Manu- sctOf-
ug Company. a. founisin-st. 81
UANTkD-BOl TO LEARN HARNESS MAX
W ing, oE one that has soLae e1pefleuoe. Al-
dness I J koons, IL clair. Mich
itANiED-tAkPENIE Al SHERMAN 4
W su.tens, corner Pearl and Ottawa. s.
MAN lED-A RELIABLE Nan ENfRl
w county % handle the automatic burs lar
alarm, the Desi selling IN Irument Of he age. II
you want business cal aud see Il Ia operation A
90 q man viii clear SI00 we seulng this
alarm. fOr particulars cal Oh J. Mcdonald
manager, National Mfg. Co, Louisville, Ky.
Room g. Bridge II. House A.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
New FAN and Winter Cloaks.

New Fall and Winter Cloaks.
The largest and best assortment We have
ever shown or that will be offered by any
firm in Grand Rapids. Short wraps aud
jackets in the greatest variety of novelties.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
Children's Garments.

Children's Garments.
Drawers, Skirts and Dresses for the little
ones from one to three years old, also Night
Dresses.
Bibs &c, sc, 121c, 15c, 1Sc, 20c, 25c, 30c,
35c, 40c 45c, SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Tain lfaFsllE al $50 1aif 81 aItelzc1
f1l I1eFtnsf (ily 1lal Asekllax.
4ltt ~ IRAN La cheil a. Ea Aa<slnas CU
ard 4rsFeEse cts.
L1e q trs1l - sisspliF sE.c slzir o4rx 4
I1sysrst Clfg kl41 k4okil1ss l1ig.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27
THE BOON

OF TIE III y =
FtFTED- frTe FIsSise ssts rrrtle-ns~ y.
s-cc s-e@ een zatr EoaeI sHf f1iiN
.srt ln crs1rt Roaf rfff Ora orrr FEFF
Titt eer6 ~ Trr Frfer tfrrea ~ HrrisrFrF
snf egras 1kaFS ~ fffttses8kEa a erFN
-.sze kFeTtz crgxsT p Neza<1r1.E~f enf Ter~sea-e
swssRps. NEck ~E S. = aFsrs Pstffoi =
trs~f6e
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

short Line aud Through Coaches from ca Rap
Holland. cd Hsven, huskegou and Pentvster.
GOING TBST. Central Tine. GOING EAeT
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

The reports o. the intentions OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway with respect to
the construction Of lines 10 IMPORTANT
railway eenters IN the United States, IL
lustratss how rapidly the necessities Of
commerce are bringing Canada and the
United States 10 closer union; the in
tsrests Of both countries are one issue,
and the time viii come when annexation
will b a. absolute necessity.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

t44o4Eo Is osl NlchtgAD.
A. trains arrive - aDd aep~n fca unin2
dtEot
Depart
tai oftliiaszo 4ilsEegol An1 IsledCs sk -
fsHi EKlsfesk luI Nb-nAko..-- - a. a.
k1pree1 fs NusAe eI8 .-..-.-..--.--....,f fltt ! a.
sht E1Ilresk for CilieAgo. "a J. a.
kxlress for 81 hAlz1f en1 hs.osln ----f s.3oaE
AL iag bik IA si1s and ha1elA -..---.-.f k,ft
Arrive.
Might Il filtst froi1 Tn 2 - -
EAlfx.s 18n MIsk e,iIl III o. ~
Nal fr0an chicaeo slle Mlskeigol -..-.-.f $50 ~
EAtlfN1e iIlla Aulttlt --s-r-s.ssT 80 4 y
fasl Hap nom Chicago ana hus.eso1-.f $50 : m
Expre<s ,rosn Biz kapldk Gnd BALDWIN flo;oi n
EEpr1. nun had s.ct
sDAlly. fDaiis excefa sunday.
Through ooAohss 70 ChioAso aud Ioledo on san
q IN. train.
Through pArlor car % Chicago on l1se > ~.
train No extra char.s fol fcats
Through pullman ktcplnR car and uisCt 30
Chicago 0u II 90 r. %. lTkln.
"a a CAkfKSTEk. Ira1lc NsT.
Union Ticket once. 81 Aonroe stTect.
NILLIkk A. GkyETI,
ASSISTANT Ger Passenger Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Al. fcai-s 141if cko<ia n.Ia1zs
tie q traic Las qzE.0I car llf (1aCinu6a
t& 4 ~ ir4ll LAS seElaAF i1i CLsaulsfi
% : tialn esilllisl1< - haialIakaC fl hNrllk
tfsti jaoi sll Ie.tsiI AID Canadian fasllls. ~.
rYilE a. Deis1sit a. b rs ~
ti.folish tlcEolx aud tlli lItaa 1arial csl bS
cac I5 1z1lalf upcl A. lnQulsl t.,ksg ssenl e.
ielsai af tlea a n Aa-lEls. Il lio. -llEci AsSl1 fl
= ls4Tlsc kira<t q. II Ls.lks,f0n
ssensEal r1zsnssof All Isoksi kseat
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

Infants Outfits.
In every variety. style and price.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-27

W1NTED-SITUATIO
IlTANTED-A SITUATION AS ENGINEER, AND
w would have no objection 10 firing G Cd
reference given. Address joan Fray, la Jefer-
son-st. ~
yUANrED-A POSITION WHERE GOOD
" penmsn, reliable party will be an object.
Nota sunday school teacher nor good go-dy
person makes this Application. Ga I. ; %
4 SHADY. RELIABLE YOUNG NAN DE-
a sires a situa1lo.4 a. book keeper or assistant
give first class references as TO qualification
6s. address book keep TINS Ofhce. 50
"A lANTED-BY YOUNG MARkIED MAN, A
W situation as hist-class engineer. Can
furnish best of reference. Address r. 4. b. Care
1eiegram-iieraid. 80
llfANTED-A SITUATION As BOOk-kEEPER
$50. To business address, I. Il. W. care 1eie-
gram-hersld ofhce. a.
VIANTED-A SITUATION As COMMERCIAL
" Traveller by man OF Is years experience Ia
notions and white goods.
Address }. q. l..
Care OF relegram-Herald Office. a.
4 YOUNG MAN WITH A GOD HORSE AND
"A new Ce4lvert wagon would like 10 ens ske per-
manently some good nrm 10 do their delivering
Address r. A. ;. 5iS > DIV, 10
ll lANTED- A sliUAT ON As BOOKKEEPER
W or drRughtsman by a gentleman who has
had experience ana il good with pen OF PENCIL
in any branch. Hs Is wiling 10 make himself
generally useful. Permanent position more
desired tnan laage salary. Add ess Z Telegram
herald Oiice. 20
IIANTED-A SITUATION As BOOKkEEPER
" or helper Ia wholesale grocery store. Al
dress ls9 cedar springs
SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG aAN DE-
- sires position A. clerk, under sta&ds stenogra-
pny, can furnish typewriter. beet Of reference.
Address "steno. this Office a.
WANTED POSITION A CLERK IL A STORE
w OF oifice, or as bOokkceper. speaks French,
German, HolisnGish and English. address J. T.,
L. O. Box 5, Holland, Mich. 24tf
yyWANTED-BY A YOUNG NAN ATTENDING
W the Con mercial College % do chores for
board. Adde'S 4. 81. \. Care Tel gram Herald.
81
lCANTED - SITUATION . STENOSRAPHkR
w and typewriter operator. Good Deamen,
understands bookkeeping Can furnish type
writer. Reference good Address A, r., box l5.
Nontcry, Mich. SEf
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30
tCH3 EAR9DGWE
Il polskiego Szlaska.

II SHAeSShes
Krolewska Hula, IL wrzes. SCR.
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Odbieram Twojego Warusa
cd naszego KS. Radziejewskie.
go, redaktora Katoliha i coraz
wiecej poznaje w Tob.e clio
wieka, dobrze swiadomego
obecnego czasu i naszych po-
trzeb narodowych, a wreszcie
dzisiaj mole polskie SERGE
podyktowalo mi do Ciebie list,
ktory race umiesciG w Twoiem
szacownem pismle.
Dluaej juz patrze6 ME mo-
sc ma ucisk naszego biednego
polskiego ludu, i rozmysliwam
mad s~posobami. ably so wyz-
wolfe Z pod jarzma clemlezcow.
C7ytalem we Nlarusle, re
tan, w dalekiej Ameryce ma
c:e Polski Z%wiaZek i to mi
sic bardzo podcba.
Me moaemy sic inacze
ratowat, jeno W ten sposob,
re wszyscy Polacy M ca}ym
swiece polaczymy sic W jeden
silny Zwiqzek Narodowy. czy-
Ii L;ge Polskq.
Opieki i pomocy zn!lSad sic
ME spodziewajmy, tylko sami
~pomiedzy SODA, pc wszystkich
domach polskich skladajmy
grosze ma skarb Narodowy,
a jak pzyjdzie czas i godzlna,
&akupmy ga ten skarb broni
i wypedzmy wrogow Z pol
skiej zlemi!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-30

10 nap!saf kaplan polski,
godna i doswiadczona osoba,
zupeinic zaslugu;qca ma Ware.
= Jego s}owa zupelnie inne
majq znaczenie ~pomiedzy lu :
dem poIskim, anizeli twoje
~wymysfy, panic Choihski!
Go TO Zresztq Ia wielka szko-
da sta1a sic farmerom w lIo-
fa Parku. re spalilo i'm sic
drzewo, ktorc u mich tymcza-
sem wogole nie ma zadnej war.
tosci?? Ludzie pozostali zdrowi
i ma.jq sic dobrZe, jak dawniej,
a podobno niejeden navel zro.
bit interes ma ogniu, DO h"jne
ja}muzny jake zewszqd przy-
selali pogorzelcom bogaci a
merykanie, byly wiecej warte,
ani2eli wynosita strata.
Byf w Hofa Parku pozar
lasow rae, ale tel teraz talk
rychlo ME nastqpi, DO ME ma
sic co palic, w Kansas 1as =
tam gdzie p. Cho'liski wy
wiodl Observation-Disclosures po-
wletrze zawsze trwac bedzie.
10 tax prawda, jak Bog W
Niebic.