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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28


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81 of Nli tAulalse Apfig H. AolIsl
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sa-S. t.ood Teas'l flr sc-ills- 4ille EiSeU
"a Fsst l14uife ~ A. 4 f4se ~
Iok sALE-A GOOD SHCoAD HASD FAElfH
i coai Stove ,NroHu tseel} Apply al -
seflersln-4se.
LsOk sALE-flNE AkA COTTAGES FuE sAIE
i tss9 zoe 30 ga tie fasie.l terns Lo.s lor
saig and lanlteI Glrlis1e6 li..se = o 0aiIa thas
tosi. 81 caoa--ss -
Lok sALE-h0CsE 30 ess 4 fgLIoS 81
Il AID u4e next easi
a. or lois Ga : IlFisiaI-sl vii hS Ni.1drSeli
non Ia4rkti september ~
10 i0AA-slss, s,sf. cao and 4a
south Diflsl e. lo.s va ne leasod luf lsTu ~
Year, ~ lAl@e y b. ~ lsh o. h1ill el.od s.1feS
lutte bros, y OIers house block
LOR SALk-HOCsE AND IoI ~ N8KgH
A tiafi ol eats i1r k4lt. 81 exchange Tor lleav
fsi.lAt4e property. Apply az - Oele 81. -
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

fieutenant Schwsfka describes the new
river which be has discovered in Alaska ae
having - braWhnz curreat' snd a wide
shsliow mouth Hi.ed with mud Then he
tps hov be named it after George Jones
Of The Nsw York fnss oy whon BE- il en-
piofed a. an explorer and correspondent
Nor Mr Jones - wondering what every.
hc.ivs laughing sbe1t- thieI9o Fsier
f..a.rr
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

The name q Senator JOSzs, formerly
o. FLORIDA bad tesn almost entirely
dropped BY tbs parRgraphers, when the
Democrats tr0tted him ont on the stump
The Democrats have incurred a grave re-
sconsihiity.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Dr. EDwARD AvELNG, the socialist
Eho recently arrived in tins country for
ths purpose of reforming It, il meeting
With numerous unexpected obstacles.
We trust ihs Doctor hasn't forgotten the
way back.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

"Unser Fsrrzs beard ,s growing gray.
II ne KAISER hsnss on many yssrs long
sr be son wil b sn old man before be
sets q chance 20 swing the sceptsr. But
Eheu fsfrz does zst there some bust
has smonz tbs dry bones may b sx-
psctesi Fsuz bas xrit
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Public Printer BESEDICr's new broom
appears 10 be making clean sweep IN
ths rooms recently vacated by Mr.
KOCSDs. tie has reduced the salaries Of
his clerical force $1,000 and be isn't
done gst.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Sza1 Dow seems 10 have bOlted his
bolf. Hs refused 10 vote FOR portion q
r0s Prohibition ticket IN bis own town
snd supported oy his vote two Rspubli-
cso candidates Tor the Legislature. one
q shem bsaax bis own son.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

DE FrsiAeit. HERE Mosr's paper, has
dropped IN circulation, II IS said, from
500 to 30 copies. Mosr threatens TO
suspend the paper and leave the snarch-
ists 90 their iats. How terrible
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Miss ALIcE NAY. daughter OF Dr..
FgzDzRIcK NAY. % Washington, is to
b. married soon 10 Mr.. BEAVER WEBB,
ths Englssh yachtsnan. The Chicago
Tribssne proposes nov 70 drop the Gala
faar
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

The Snitsn Of Turkey gets one Of bis
issiies in waiting 10 read 70 him funny things
out ~ the American papers The suicide 0f
The Sultan may BE- expected very soon now.
as1f1s F-e~ P~sss
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

TIE ~L0oAS tragedy" 10 which allu-
s.on has been made IN the press dis
patches. has no r. ference to the murder
lag Of ths English language by the Sen
afnr
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Train No 2 hss Thro1gt Coach daily cxoepi
Sunday, for Grand kaplts Holant Grand
Haven, Muzkegln and peiiivsicr Also T'hrough
Coach ie&re< the above points via &. A ". n Rv
each day, excert Sunday. arriving in Toiedc on
Train No. ~ Gas D u.g
AL trains daily exceps sunday.
r q. parker, een'l Pas Aee1f
T. Z. MATTsKws. Northwestern Az, Nukkaeon.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

There has oeea great deal OF wrath
wasted over the proposed fishing treaty
With Great britain which never existed
except 10 the iertile brain of q reporter
OK two.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

IuzODoag WACarEI.. the famous tenor,
ls said - DO lyinz IN a. Carlsbad IL is
surprising hoS many people 20 to the
bad when their health fails.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

This Government was not instituted and
j. not maintained 20 supply profitable
basis for banking The redeemaoie bonds
should BE- redeemed RI Cficfq9 Tri5'aie
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

LOST
/ OsT-A SKY TERROR. ANSWERING TO
Il the name or Harry Finder viii p.eake re-
turn u sick adv at Beckel House -
BUsINEsy 0<RDS.
III J. NITHEY, FORMERLY MANAGER OF
W Rurches painting establishment if located
81 ls7 Monroe - where orders viii he received for
painting, paper hanging and frescoeing Remem-
Der the place. Opposite the Soldiers Monument
CITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY IS
K Granville ave. Regular trade solicited W
BOSE Proprietor,
C. EERKNER, WATCHES, CLOCKS AND
Il. F,ne jewellery 25 AOnroe-st
OsCAR DYE, 247 DIVISION ST, CARpENTER
" snd Job shop. Screens a specially.
OOM MISSION. r. ]. LAMB d CO.. WHOLE
v ssle dealers IN fruit and vegetables buttsf
egg, Cse., and 10 Ionis-st.. Grand Rapids, Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

for some weeks tho IzLEasAN- HzK-
AIDS circulation has been very hear 70
6.ao copiss daily Last weeks FAIR and
other attractions n the city doomed the
circulation ap 90 high-Wassr mark. Fol-
frsefa.y ara H.. fyur~s for each dav.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
Lake shore a H,chtEsp soufhsrs-Esisnn.
yoo Etfrfetor

ioeai freight lesve< Grand Rspfdf si I D N.
csrITink f,aest1gtrs - a. - Aiiefsn.
A. trains dsiig exceps euntsy.
Inrotfh nffetf - Al rsnLnfs and bertft N
etplrg coaches ear - sscured ~ union T1ckel
o-lloes 81 Nofirof-st-. and ~ dcrot
" HCkFksEf, General heeelt
9fo. v. MrNsON. CItr Tickei aRenL
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

IVANIED-A COMPETENT GIRL F0R GES-
w eral h0useNork. Ars. Arthur Aeixs, IA
Lyon-st 81
llANTED-A COMPETENT NURsE GIRL AP-
w ply with reference al - faIis-avs. 81
lNANTkD-AN AFPREATICE GIRL al THE
w ar ssinaSing rooms, u >haWmut ave 81
uANIED-TNO WOMEN WITH MACHINES
W 70 make ucEs Apply today. " II.
Hughes Mattress co, - ana icJ JGrandyille ave. 30
VlANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
" housework, good wages Enquire a. -
south fIout-si. sslf
WANrED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hoaework. Enquire az 81 Fiilb ave. 81
lLOAK-HANDs WANTED-WE CAN FURNI sH
y employment for Eileen operate On clOaks.
None need spply unless competent. Call al the
dr,ss making department Monday morning or
Monday forenoon. Spring a Company.
WANTED MONDAY TEN GIRLS FOR GIN
W eral kousework. have stcisss hotel OF
Intelligence aud real estate oihce, 70 Canal -. u
WASTED IMMEDIAIELY-GIRL FOR GEN
W eral housewofk at lsS BaIciay-st 40
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED GIRL FOR
W general housework. Mrs. Frank sweet, -
south Lafayette ST II
WANTED-LADY WHO HAS FOR NINE
W years held position cashier aud coufden-
iial clerk, would Ike some position of trlsr ..
Would prefer situation assistant book kee per,
or management OF some department OF mercantlie
business III retail or wholesale house. References
Acdre l. Care this ONCE. 90
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL
W housewors. Apply at once. 100 Mount
Vernon II. 10
lIANTED-NUksEG GIRL, OR LADY TO MIND
W child. Mrs Poole, No. Center st. 4S
yVANTED-FOUR DINING ROOM GIRLS
W 81 and 50 Pearl-st. If
NANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W house work. Apply l5s, NashingtOn-ss. az
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

The name of Colonel Belo. the Galveston
editor. should evidently BE- spelled Blow. .
-LIfctqo J1farsai
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

fieparsi bgaU ssstsp - IN Ns9 York.
snd VS. interviewyd by reporter on
Saods7 The pablcstion q the fact
nat bskrRxsAsD approved - President
CssvETsSus administration vii not
,aaka tte Members - the Grand Army
spd ihs people Who we're loysl during
- rar think soY more - ne President
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

ExpreS trains daiiy the year round make oio~F
Connections with tratns frum Caua1s the Ks-s
and SOUTH ~ al Lake Superior points
A Watson Va AfIrr
Gen ] superintendent Cen pnss A Tickef Al
Marquette. kich- Hsropefte. Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
THE BOON

OF I'll r z = x p
NkNTF1s-k kf4rN 14-I Isls-at 80 reHiisxssz r.
7ssof - errss esq Rae rrfr,rr ~ 81 80
rsr's EREIAND 90 T0DAF@ Sr~ nsr q
ire sfe y afirrs fees Fitt q ore r1TF fh*f
va eRff 1TN va ~r1f- $685. ~ -
49, ssrrns - a - ~. Cfff1sff 4 -. = sfsr
etatf rfrse or-ef p ers@sfr az erf Ter~srs-el
E1sFeTE4 Aies- WI - - trsrT fs1sas p
swErt.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

tlANIED-IHREE OK -FOUR sALESA ~
" GA salary ~ commission steady employ
ment. Cal a. once. Metropolitan AAuuiseiur-
iDg Company, - fouulAiD-si 81
llANlkD-BO1 TO LkARS HARNE-SAAk-
" lng. oI 0Ee that has souae experiences. Ad-
aress koony e Clair. Mich.
AAAlED-tAkfENIER Al SHERMAN s
W sniens. corner Pearl and Ottawa 81
MANIED-A RELIAbLE Nan n KyFRl
w county 10 handle Tie automatic bur iaE
alarm TIE bks selling instrument Of The sac. III
y0u = AMI bts ncss caA and it IA operation. A
gOcd man wiil clear xIoJ q We ceiling this
alarm. FOR particulars cali GA j. AsiNnAld,
manager, National Mfg Co, Louisville, Ky
Room a. Bridge 81 House a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
OPINIONS OF EDITORS.
a. ortnoarsrnIcaI -.

To A n Garland. Don't come back and
al vill be forriven.-N I. Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

r. tbs report = tr1e thst isbt of
million doiisrs has bee0 allowed 70 sccu-
mnisfa ~ the C8lt@d States Govern
msut fron The Cieorxetovn snd Alsxan-
iris Csnai Company. Which has only Just
hsen discovered a7ter part of it Bad heen
ias slness ffty gssrs. Il - h~saiiful
couneut 81 tne wey Business has bssn
asr-zsd a tae REGISTERS ofice.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

TUhIIFl NIIIIUF - tlIII IlIFFl. -IIIIIf u.
Passengers taking the & - a 10. Exprosx make
Detroit for New York arriving there a. lo-so q n
the ALLOWING morning.
Nixbi Kxpres< has local Sleeping Car from De
troi, 10 Grand Rapids.
This = the only line running Limited Erpres
leaving here ~ $50 y H. with kceping Car 70
Detroit Masking direct connections Tor a. potnis
EsSt arriving A. New YOrk ~ 10 p m. the foilov-
ing evening. TfaiiIs west al 30 IS , m VIII make
direct connection with palace steamer CITY o.
Milwaukee Tor al p0ints west
Through tickets secured a. d.. q. X a N. onoes
sweets botei block and A. the oepot
o. FOTTEk, City fssx- Agent
GRO. B. EKKvK TrAfnc Manage Chics<o
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

VANTED-PARTY To Buy OR RENT AT A
W bargain, my house on southwest corner Of
Fountain and Lafayette-sts. III. ID Naieu. a.
no RENT-PKEMIsES No S25, Fulion-st, \. T.
| cor. Fulton aud Lafayette, Will be for rent
from Oct. I, for one or more Sears For terms
apply TO J. 5 Crosby x Co, :, Canal-st. slu
NOR RENT-HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS WITH
stable, No. 2lg ". Fulion-si. one Of seven
rooms no. 2i2 West Broadway near Fulton-st.
one of SIX rooms in. new brick block corner of
Shawmuf-ave and Minter-st with gas, water and
other nVenicnces; one Of three rooms corner OF
Winter and Alen-sts., also store lifted for meat
market, in good location ortrade. Enquire OF b.
W. Barnard, 80 Allen corner OF VI Nemon-sis.
81 limo.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
FOR RENT-ROoBs.

NOR KENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM On
L snawnut-aye, suitable for two gentlemen.
Address W. h, care OF Telegram Herald Office. 81
DOOMS TO kENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS TO
II rent in Ledyard block. Enquire at room -,
Ledyard block. 40
NOR RkENT-DkSI aABLE FURNISHED ROOMS
L lO5 Crescent ave, opposite the park. As
NOR RENT-A SPLENDID SUIT OF FOUR
Il Unfurnlshed rooms ana two closets for rent,
10 desirable tenant, Call for three days az the
Park House, 90 North DlyisiOn-At As
NOR RENr-STORE CORNER COURT AND
Il West Fulton, fitted up iOT grocery. Good To-
cation. Inquire J. L. Strahan. 80
NOR REMITTANCE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR
L work shop, at l4i Monroe-st, 500 per month.
s5
nor RENT-ELEGANZ FURNISHED ROOMS,
Tor single geg t.eman, steam heated, fronting
Monroe and spring sts.. call from 10 p. IN. al
room 81, Porter block. over owetland Bro So II
UANTED-TwO connecting rooms first floor.
w furnished, or one large on first floor. Phi
vate house in second, Third or Fourth ward
Address, Alpha, No. 3, North Division-st. 2o-u
ilANIED-s SERVICES AND TO RENT-A
w neat and thoroughly reliable couple or small
family, without children for TWO or more rooms.
Can pay rent in part by services Also for rent d
desirable house. Apply at coraer Crescentaye.,
and BOstwick 81. sltf
NOR RENT-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
at loo Pearl st. SIT
NOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE NO. 10
Shelcon-st. Inquire on the premis 5. 25u
DOOM FOR RENT-NERY DESIRABLE, FL RN-
IL ished frODt rooms. steam heated in section
one and halt, Porter block, for rent Enquire
at room "a, Porter block. -
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

al others daily excepi Sunday.
Sleeping can ruu on Pacific and Atlantic cL.
pres trains O. enc fr0tE DeiFoiL
Parlor carE run on Day Expfcss and GuAnd Aap
ids Express 70 and nom Detroit
Direci connections maze a. Dctrcn with =
through trains EAst over n. q x. h, lCal2c1
southern Divisioul.
cHkS ID. NOKkIs, General Az, g Nouroest
J. - HswEIss. Ticket hft.. Union Depot
g. W. AUSs0k, Union 1kt once e konroe-si
q " RUoG-Kf. q. =. a 7. A.. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

/ - IN cases q Hrieht's Disease eai Diabetes,
the sufferer vil derive merc benefit from BE.
tAesd4 in 2lhours ttan fgonl any medicine iIown
Il science "a Z months
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

fhe Washington t}resftss assertion
lhat praegient CrsrsrsSn s8i Gu~ernor
Hfz1 sra in persses osrmory. and thst
HE1 hss ~ ssrirssigus for the Presi-
3eese viii ~ te tali the nlsrine esvsiTy.
lf there IS an sppesrsrce of serenity.
sad Z Hrr hes sqen ~ his hops ~
hesnr neosnstsf t'r sbe frssisisucY m
f>>s e e b-csnss tas xlasrnstorisI isub
els itsaf ssaie ts.s f-eseiansisi her.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

shor. line and Through Coaches ron Cd Rap
Holland, Cd haven kuskegon and penfwater
GOING WEST. Central Tins. GOING KAeT
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Fn,f WIoerxs nov elais1s t1at ~ has
eeec ese-srresnte1 ~ ne press. and
rsassri .rr s.r.sxe =, - iesis ~ sn ssrth-
1.ake ere e.iy sssi tesA .rertea4nazs
fsrees ~orld - A. tks sonfh - the tair-
leis parslel ~ .stsa,ie Fsrhspa ~
saue ,erssrs=rs wl..s seot esst ar1rn Cifts~s
80 ast,,se 81 .7esag rbsea ia sss *
- ssnf e1f tbe a,eeed prsi.ssirns.
r.t go shc>ks ssIt fsen Ssat- -
s-t SO n.ase Nss.rxs r,sh - aasln 3
iaksn a tsek
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

A. ifAsls daily sxctFa eautss.
t.lt 8 81 ifaia LAs lsfiaa Cal iar Oiuclun4n
So B 81 fraia Aas sleel,i1e ca ios Cilaclunau.
as ~ u@.u Oolnests ~ kal4lasslsC Ar bellif
LrtFk. tsCEsll Dctl<1i GlG canadian E,al1lA e..
rifing ~ isellQli AL 70 N
l1fcllsh rlkels gnd fll inlsIzlalia1 oAn BE
nAa - ealing 1fsol A h.meglsl liCkoi aseni a.
delut cI lseo. y. <lscsA Dllioa Ti<kel AEallt g.
AonFoe eLIek1 4. - losA et.1n.
eaner4l Passenger alac I1Okss Asaul
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

Detroit. Hsctinsc a Marquette n. r.
TIE skcKENkr sHoET IEFK"
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28

lok sALE-A FINE k0AD GAIT, kEAEfY
ne" hnquila a. - heaEs e. a
10 LOAN-s.oo. sl5- and s5s5. 70 eli. ose good
loi eAs OF cliy iu.lts foF si-l. ol gii4e or 80
lots same add iof s-l8 Lols I5Vciis add.
Springfield ave, ior Oaiit sac on iune. the ole
ed for islniiy OF three al No l3s Sumalef-sl
lutiie hfos opera nause blpck
ttANIkD-IO fLhCHAsnAA lNILkEsT ia
W some established AID successful manu- fact
AfiDg blslnces b. young nan Nith fe~ tbous-
aud dollar fApliAl VA devote al nis time 10
the Interests 81 the ffIu Cali al SO Moa rot-si
np stain. II nt roon. A.
(FNUINE DIAMOND RINGS. PERFECT CJI
" stones, lax gold, ioT 81 uo Perfection glasz.s
the beSL ~ 20. solid gold epeCiaclss. IS 81
Prices never before offered ia Grand Rapids
eehulhe goods. Every thing warranted a. J. \.
Homans, lbs Monroest II
NOR sALK-OFFiCE FURNITURE Al fkl-
i yaJe sale. Dcsk book case. table. chairs. etc.
All perfectly new. Rooms IS aud ao heillaln
blocks, corner Monroe and Liyislon-sis., 20 10 T.
O'Clock ~
NOR sALE-A GOOD sERNlCABLE HORSE
II iof family OF delivery pusToses cheap, al os
Aouroe-st All
NOR sALE-0ne upright l-rnes 6abler" piano,
II nearly new one btninSIiar coal sIoAe win
oven. large size bought new lasf winter. one bed
couch, and some other furniture. Enquire Al
room = ball block, IS Canal-si. sf
I'OR SALE-COMPLETk SKI n y REPORTS
4 Waits actions and de!ences and other gel1-
able law books. Viii be sold cheap. Address
Fred ;. Clark. Grand Rapids Mich.
NOR sAl.E OR EXCHANGE-A FlRsT-CLAss
L piano for nOrse ana buggy. or good milk cows.
Address box o., Grand Rapids, Aicn. 80
| EOR sALE-A EIRSr-CI-Ass SILVER WATCH
| 4 Elgin, National Watch C0l1pany's make,
oeSt ga, used but little, VII be sold a. liberal
| discount Inquire Al TEI.As FAX HERALD ofice
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
PRICES:

FOR SALE BY DnueoIsrs AND DEALERS
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
AL a $50 RID
Al iszias ra1 "a uliy silaa. ~A,ah \ fzs.
ssa.44sSc tlz11

ir>a ltffll.s 81 s.t ~ Ges cl.atF car - .a11ec
fsg IFsFursc Ni.s aHc IA klla0
ilsss ~ [sAlD 1as chai. al 81 Ea1zlaax Cai3
ale lI&st1sx tsl4.
tti4 a tr1l1 t1 - e,eaIlLz s1l1 - 81 os.zz hI
fr4FeF>s C7ly se5 ksas1nA~ clfF
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-28
PR0FE6SfnNH

nR, EDWARD 5LOMAE, 10 MONROE-sT
IL hours ) 70 10 = m. 70 p. m. - D. N
SIORA6E.
THE SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY STORES
L and lnsures furniture. household goods and
general merchandise al low rstes. Goods sold on
commission, packed, moved aud shipped. No. 10
Huron-st Telephone IA
BANTED-sHO BCASES
VVANTED-PERSONS WANTING SHOWCASES.
\, jeweiry cases or siverware cases @. different
lengths. heighths, or sizes, can have them made
70 order on shOrt notice. stock Of regu NJ sizes
constantly on hand, wiz be sold a. reduced prices
AT j. ". Crsers 80 CEnal-st II
, 1886-08-19

There is no doubt either of the richness
OF Wyoming resources or of the DISPOSE
ton Of railroad syndicates to reach forth
in attempt to control the trade Of vast
regions which, within n few years, must
become active centers Of business. A col,
respondent Of the Omaha Herald, refer
ring TO the favorable result OF an inspec-
ton tour made in the interest of the st.
Joseph and Grand Island railroad, says;
The company, it is understood, is
backed byoplenty Of capital, and is ready
to push a line across the state. In fact,
it is said, they will begin construction at
once. The proposed route, according to
present indications, will run northwest
from Hastings, somewhere near the old
Kearney grade, and will either strike
Gibbon or Shelton in Buford county.
crossing the Platte at one Of these points,
thence running up one of the branches of
the Loup and continuing to the stale line.
There is nothing particularly definite in
this, but indications strongly points to the
building OF thelroad. rH q
, 1886-08-19
TWO DOZEN GOLDFISH BALLS.


' 10y a"%
Profitable business
During the business depression of five
years ago a man called one morning at
the basement door of a house in the
upper part of the city with a basket on
his arm. The servant who answered
his knock supposed he was a beggar, but
something in the mans appearance when
he asked for "the lady OF the house"
forced her to ask her mistress, who was
IN the kitchen, to step to the door. The
man removed his hat and then uncov-
cred the contents of his basket-de-
licious white, round goldfish balls rendy
for frying.
He old his story. He was a book
keeper, but the firm had failed and he
was without a position. and had been for
months. His wife, a New England
girl, was an excellent cook. and had de-
cided to make two dozen Goldfish balls. if
he would toke them round and try to
sell them. Here he was. The price was
o cents apiece, and they cost about 4; if
he sold the two dozen he would make 25
cents, and that was more than he had
earned in months. Half of the quantity
were bought at once, and a note written
to a n~eighbor urging her to become a
customer for the balance, and a partner
in drumming up other customers if the
fish cakes proved to be as good as they
looked. The man went away with the
promise of help if his goods deserved it.
He was to call the next day for the de-
cision. The two women reserved a part
OF their purchase to cook and distribute
TO their friends and neighbors, on the
ground that "the proof of thu pudding is
the eating.n
h fsh-balls were delicious, and inn
mediately after breakfast each woman
cooked the balance OF her purchase, de
posted the fish-balis in baskets. and
went about among her friends t. get
orders for the man. The result was that
the third weekly delivery in the neigh
borhood was from a handsome cart
pushed by a stout German boy, while
the proprietor attended to his customers.
In W months he had to deliver certain
days in certain districts he had so many
orders; besides. he kept a stock on hand
at his house at all times. In one year
the lower part of a house was given up
to the business. and restaurants, as well
as private families, were his customers.
A friend of the first man, in the same
financial condition, whose wife made
good bread, came one morning with the
seller of the Goldfish balls. having small,
lovely loves of bread. which he sold at 8
cents per loaf. He, too. made so many
customers by the superiority of his bread
that six months later found him deliver
ing bread and rolls from a wagon. The
broad tannofna1 fho n mo Halicinrrc hama
made bread. made by his wife and
ome whom she trained; twice a week
he delivers tea biscuit. Both men have
in five years bought the houses in which
they live.-Christian Union.
, 1886-08-19

A Central American writer says: THE
most beautiful tree l have aver seen is
the mango. 1t is the perfect ideal of u
tree, from fifty to seventy-ive feet in
hight, and spreading its dark green,
feathery foliage over a circumference of
$50 feet. Its shade is so dense that no ray
of the ~fiercest tropical sun ever strikes
the spot over which it stands guard. Its
long, dropping boughs give it the shape
OF a huge umbrella of never-fading YER
dure. One tree will bear from 5000 to
5000 mangoes at a time. The fruit,
which is heart or kidney shaped. weighs
from half a pound to a pound. 1t has a
skin like a plum. and is a bright golden
yellow when ripe. Its flavor is a com
bination of something like our plum,
peach, apple and grape, with a decided
resinous tinge. When cooked it make s
a delicious Central American apple
sauce unlike anything we have in the
United States. Chicago Herald.
, 1886-08-19

Chas. Pancost, Of Missouri, to Frank S.
Lusk. OF Laramie county, the W Of the
sw l, section s. township 80, north OF
range GO west; consideration 81, 200.
Kate c.. Hopkins to Thos. Swan, both
ofLaramie county, all of lots 5 and 6, in
block 932, in the city of Cheyenne; CON
sideration $4,000.
Claim to water right by g. o. Latham,
Tor ditch to take water from Spring creek,
for the irrigation of so acres, and for
ditch to take water from Spring creek, for
the irrigation Of 20 acres; one for the irri
CATION of 4D0 acres; one for the irrigation
ofs2A0 acres; one for the irrigation OF 40
acres; one for 200 acres; one for 100 acres;
one for leo acres; all bitches to be taken
from Spring creek. .sh ria.
Claim to water right by John B. Ulvan,
for ditch to take water from Grow creek,
for the irrigation OF 10000 acres.
Claim to water right BY II. L. Patrick,
for ditch to take water from Sage creek.
Claim to water right by the Ontario
Ditch company, for a ditch to take water
from Bear creek, for the irrigation of 500
acres. .f
John Hunton t o Ira L. Frcdendall,
right to take water from one of the com
pany's bitches.