davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-05

6ter 0aben mir aIio etren 2lbfau bon
904 auf 663 DftQionen! SIR 3tpetz
\ unoert I'M D e / II II II D b / 9
Wetlltonen Dollars ipent9er anne:
rifaniihe 2onoeSeraeugnilIe muroen bonn
/. UfdrS 1885 bis gum %. Sebruur 1886
al baS Wuslano D%ertauft, ais POM l. Wtdr3
1880 bis gum %. Sebruar 1881!
Oagegeu bate tn oeulelben Sabren Die
Gtnubr eiren Wert6 BON (runo) 679
W1tQionen i'm Sabre 188O-61; bon 693
Mtuioneu i'm naditen Sabre; Don $50
Dlilioneu i'm Sabre 1881 81 81, 10 oaB Der
llnserid,ieo 81 @uniten Der 2lu5fubr nur
nod 43 Wtitouen betrlg. Damn auerz
oingS trot ei1e Nbua9me eiu: auf 633 Wfils
lionen, auf GOA uro 607 MiIionen. - SIN
leBten Sabre alio Il. Wtar3 1885 his 70.
Tebruar So betrug Der unteri6ieO 5u
@unlten Der ausfubr imlner9in ipteOer 56
Wtillipnen Dollars. bob eben nur neil Die
BIT iib 10 TART uerminDert bate. -
Der @eiarnmtbetrag oeS au5Ddrtigen 0an:
Dels aber (ginz uuo 2uSiuDr Suiammenz
Gerehuet), Der lid bot ie95 SaDren auf
1893 WiIlion.en b%elaufeu bate, tpar
I'M lcBten mir nod 1270 UttlItonen,
eiu lIbfau bon 313 DiiGlionen!
SIN Ginstlnel, genommeu felt it6 biele
3abt fat nod eriobredenber bar. Nebntn
ipir nur betipietsipeiie ben 9anoel nit
Gltelalb uno Sranfrei6. - MdbrenO Der
pom l. SuLi bis 30. SUM reihenDen 3e6>
nungsiabre betrNg im 8erfebr nit Gn9z
nn0s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-05

Qemtden fir Giinitlinae un6 @erfseuGe
beraus3ui6Lagen ; un0 anbere 5ieben IS Dor,
i'm @ebein1el gegen ben 8rGliDenten 81 arr
bettcn, itatt ibut, tDie 3ebulon, offen uno
mGunli6 ent9egen3utreter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-05

DC nus Dr. mad .Urantrelh BAT
oem1la6 lett 1880 I'M nle9r als So UttlIios
men abgetomlnen, De @tnfubr bon
bort nut UNI utehr alS IL Miutouen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-05

Danad) Bat aIio iett 1881 unlere NuSz
fubr mad England Inn So WiQiouen,
unlete gtnfubr II Gnglano UNI "a Ufilz
ltonen a~bgenommen.
Natt Jrantret6 felt it9 Die 9lbz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-04-05
SG9Ii9e uub wo6eutli9s
,0SMinOiS Sta0tSseitMu0"
U9es @eften".

albrMnef e3tts=!NreiSe:
SdeIi6e Mprests @usgabe III Der Stobt bur1 bic Srdaer
iu's 9uns ~eelieIert.
gtrSabr i'm goraus -. $1,000
aer2&ode go
SG9Ii3e 4usso6e unb v3eI 8eiten" per g8o5e... 025
Ser MeIten@ per Sohr 2.50
A6dentlt6e susaabe per Sabr $50
Ans 10 art tse &bO nm enteu per y OFT:
SdsIiGe guseose per Sobr, i'm GOrous $1,000
.Eer @etell" per Sobr .... 2.0)
&o6entli9e AlSeube per Sabr ..... .......... 40
G01entlibe ans9ebe aad irseaO stnem GanOe
EAropa'b per Sabr .......... ........... oOJ
1iLASkOLs &IaaLS-ZefIu1k. CO..
Chicago, 81.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

Mr.. r ; Sanim. ~ - Of Hilsiale,
graduate OF the Michigan University Medi-
cal college and OF The New York Post
Graduate Medical school and Hospital. has
decided upon making monthly visits Ia this
city. stopping al the Morton House. her
first visit being Saturday and sunday. the
10th aud 10th inst where she may be con-
suited on all Rectal Diseases, such a. Piles,
Ulcers FIssufes. Fistula- etc DR.. Janil-
s1n. = hO made monthly visits 10 this city
early three years. aud who made many
friends ior the BrnkerhoH system of
treatment, sends the following lines intro
ducing Or Samm
Nav Y0EK, g MAY. 81 To Nv Patients
and Friends In Michigan When / LEFT
Michigan a year and half ago | was glad
20 b. able 10 recommend my patients and
their friends 10 80 skillfui a physician as
Or. Samm. ! advised some in Grand Rap
ids u 90 10 her AZ Hilsdale Tor further
treatment, but now congratulate them on
being able 10 take the treatment al their
homes.
DR. Samm has had four years experience
az her home and al Toledo. Ohio with the
BrinkerhOh treatment OF rectal diseases.
While attending the Post Graduate course
here she had the advantages of seeing and
studying her chosen specially at our hospi-
tai for rectal diseases, where scores are
treated daily.
| wish my patients and friends in Mchi-
gan 10 have no hesitancy in calling on DR.
Samm for medical services or recommend
ing her 10 others. She is skIllful and
conscientious physician of large advan-
tages aud experience. Respectfully,
A h. JAMESON, NJ d.
80 and Al W. 18th st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15
In.,ml.l.,.r. ~ q. III

The examination Of Jacob SSarlz and II
SebFiBg. Tie $50 men ~bo sahlsfed az
suviabie Hotoriesy by attrm gting u in
timidale ~oFkmen on Spnag 81, sas con-
ciaded before Judge HN ~es yesterday. and
BOTH men held for MA pa the Superior
court IL siil be- determined to~3aY whetber
their gial shall be set for the pr sent or the
next term 81 the court Bail sas nKed al
$50 10 the case II Sebung and so for
Sharik. aud ia ieianls tie respondents were
c0ul faltIed t. lail
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

nAiriW0RE NAY N-Wheat-Southeru fairly
steady. Western. duh and low r. Southern red.
,69ic Be- amber. 9lu4ic No. Maryland offered
AZ 9Ic. 20. Western winter red. spot and May.
Iet-fi e.. June, - tn7f l9c Aug -ht rs q,
Corn southern rsfner frmer. Western. dull but
firm southern white. tlu3sc. 10 yellow. - fsc.
Western mixed spot t-ff7lac May. o. .u4i7 &C..
June. 4lt4tt &C. Oats. quiet bat steady south
ern. g9a &c; Western white. 90 Sc. DO mixed.
i,ft.ie. Pennsylvania Uu4'c. Rye, firm: "a
r.r prsre sfesfv. IfrfIt.r
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

NEw YoRz May IA Flour-Dull and with
out material ehsnke Minnesota extra. . 1u6s
l3. cicy mill extra. 81 10 Tor West Indies.
ohio extra s. 100 80. southern -four quiet.
common 90 choiccextra. 50 80 20 Wneac-Op
tiaus were 0uiv moderately active and prices
were Irregular. but sac CLOSE Wa isrm AZ slight
decline Ssot bots closed Ia lower. spot sales
of No. ! red state a. 81 on. No. DO az
s-t4c NJ. white a. sc. ungraded winter red
az -Ift.slc. and No. red winter AZ ssu9oc. No.
2 red winter. June. s5t4c DO July. >7iac. do
August. -, 80 - Como tiOus were unset
tied 0n moderate amount OF business ci,Sed
steady with May ic higher on slight squeeze.
spot lots closed dun aud unchangels spot sales
of ungrsdcd mixed AZ s7ufjc, steamer mixed
at t1t.c and No. ms ed Al i1ite. NJ. mixef
Nay. Gisc do June. - d. July. 46t.c 10
August % e. Oats-OptiOns were dur and
a sci steady az 10 A. deci e. spot lOts closed
weak and &c lower spot sales Of No ] white
state AZ sc and W 10 st 263sc. No mixed
MAY. dc DID. 90 June. .5i.c bid Rye Dull.
western. oou62' ~. state, siu otc. Barley Nom
inal Pork Dun. mes. - -5.t9 80 Lard closed
quet buf firm. s. Ia cash. s. l006 - June
s. $50 q July. Sutter-Euli. state l5h2lc.
western. i0o Z0c- cheese quiet. state. new. IA
e., do Old 34los.c Egg,-Duu and weak
State. o. r.. western. lie. -ugaT-Quiet and
weak. fair % good refining a. l5-i6cs5 5l6.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15
ChIcagn .tnck M.rket.

UStoN srocK yarns. H.. May 1.-THE DrorcrF
J1arfCt reports. Cattle. Receipts :. 900. ship
meuts , -, market weak and l5c lower.
Hog. receipts. 1000 shipments. so market
OPP ned aetiVe. values strong. rough ana mixed
3 1atr7 lu. packing and shipping 81 loot -
sheep. receipts. 81. shipments. 5o. market
s----.--r- Al ..-rn na-Ls..- N -lasL ~.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

We want all who intend TO buy Parlor
Furniture, such as Psrlor Suites, Divans
Easy Chairs. Rockers. Foot Rests, Fancy
COuchcs and Corner Chairs, TO examine our
stock aud prices. Remember we MAKE our
own goods and can recommend them.
Crock ETT & HoPPINs,
IL Canal-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

Train No ~ hss Through Conch daily sKoepi
sunday, for Grand kspds Holland Grand
Haven. huftegfn and Penn sfef. Ais8 . Through
Doee'i leaves h. sispFt froiutf ia g. v n hN
each ds'. erafTil suuoss. arriving a. 1ufedo Oh
1rsin NJ 3 81 So q m
Al lrsins daily e1cepi SUNDAY
~ hITcHEII p MrH uoR.
Asf fseu f'as agent Gen iar~ Agss0t
7. Ns7THTNA North western 40 kusf eGari.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

Your poor wearied wife losing sleep night
after night nursing the little one suffering
from that night-hend 70 children and horror
TO parents GROUP. should have bottle Of
Tavlors Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum
and Mullen. an undOubteN Group proven
tive and cure tor cOnghs, colds and con
sumption. S.id by all druggists.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

Szx T0Ra. a4y lI-Nsli "a Money ciasei
a. Haa5 PEI eetlt- Exchange closed ioner
pssied rtss.. tslttt a1Slti rzle- t-it. = $500
f1f - lays au1 49, Is tJr den and
las4riinlrnt bonds c.aseG steady. currency 8 5
~ = 8id. ls euupon t.n 1ia :, = d. li-s bad.
faciee Railroad bonds ctsed a. 0loss JuA0n
aets. Ii,assils 10 land grants. "a BID. do
SINKING funds ass IL. Ceutrals. 100. ssilI
The sfotz maFket this morning eztrenley
illl shfe pTIess were heavy seesis,ag zrsduAliy
throughout Ansf III the busluess as t9ue ~
ssiafi fQoui traders and small operators. tue ina
ofiIY ol q hon eefe 0f tae bear per.a.,i0u
i4e eferinss we're m small lgss bui N the
absence % aay slpport Sufficient 60 fcrce prices
tfsu uPtfl- % clock only io o. shares chasged
lslsts. The decline al it 81 b rang from 2.
tp q - fef ceAl flT lne general active list Mli
Halkee aud Lase shore Western vas The weak
feature 20 tir slscialties declining ger cent
while Gilfllt1ati. Indianapolis. 81 Louis aad
Chttgf, and - Paul & uu.utn. of The sSme class
oi ,pck. ais anecd - AID - per cent respect
iyeiy.
the market was a iittle more active after 10
b. Dl- the tlue Co2tiuuet Wcak and prices
continued on the doeu grade. notN Outstanding
tne reduction iu tne rate ~ eKrhaage ald the
cessation oi suid exportsiiuus. The bottom *
ares 90 tie day were made az the close COM
pared alth tac c.pslug uf last night. showing d.
else ranging from - . per ceut. The weak
hess ~ the market today Nas generally attributed
o. selling Induced D. che belief that the Loss en-
ttltst 1g tne strikers aud damage to rallroad
properly by recent susrms would COMPEL some OF
tne leailug roads - either pa,s or reduce their
81 4itends. The features ~ the spcclaltlss this
Afternoon Sas Consolidated tta,- which declined
3. per cent The sales amounted - 1874 20
snarrs.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15
GRAND RAPIDS Markets.


ADDles-Nsssf ofths frl.t offsFei il in poor con.
fifon and sells snvwher from - t1 41 cents per
e.ishel while prime stock brings nearly double
these fgurps
Baars- Unrickef are worth 40.9Ec picked -
IS
Butter Fresh roll ftffse. dairy. tiGf~c-
creamery fs.1sle
fhsesa-aa7Ifh.r
Cisi,r-iosllf = = gal
Dried Frl'ts -spnies. lsli,r. evsporafe,i. s. y
80. peaches. il1Isc cherries fe1i.c
Fsvs-aEIar ior.
Frs,h Meat Dressed hogs 5 50as = cwt.
Grsia-waess clsTsou. saas2c. [sacss,er.
s. uer rxf Co-n. ssa5l0e
II srs Green st.r ~ usrs cured -c cured
-iaSa. calf sans - I-ns. l0c KIP SKINS.
green. se. Glrei. -, desin skins sstsc p
eiera sAeeV ~ q oc1sl wool being estimated
q lgah
81 -rsT-st4aff "a -
Hss Tinothv s1aft per ton. clover. sa.ali.
3uiofis-af1fsae e fsi
Pssfaes -Fl8Ce
Fnfi.trr 20 itirzan 10 ff' - n
Psrsrfrs - r41e = hii
straw So n ttad
Ttliaw ftsffr
Nafd ngf Hu'e afareti Farr fent waCa f.
worth - sbs r rarl Rlocs stove wood. e. . :
1st
"rpf~r'H~ m" fr"Ff-t"'f% " "'tf-+e
sagsrs-cnt lo~c 81, Ersnutsted. fA1ac
S .a5i
siae-sr.e, Rio. fosllr ato -ossfsd "a
f7r ftrA zreen. atc lava rasied 80 -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15
q ks shore A nishigan Soufltern.
kalamazoo fBSytrissu.

Afffkfs leave.
E1prcss ....... ....--.... .......-.I Do m ~
Mail --. ............ af = fu ( a. \
The train leaving a. s,10 4. rcnnccv 81
v White Pigeon wiih Atlantic E1pre~ on Main
line. which has Pacific Drawing Room sleeping
coaches ffpm Chicago o. New lofk and b,~ioG
without change
The train leaving ~ g. ~ e,nnecu a. Whine
Pigeon giving one hour iuf dinner v lth special
New lork tNprlss nn Main lane
Through uCtefs and berthe in creeping coaches
can De- secured al Union 1IcEei OfiCs 81 Muurot
street, and depot
Trains riin iy s.Hh meridian ss-nc which % ao
minutes slower than Detroit time
hCkIfeTs General Agent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

We would call special attention to our
line Of side boards aud hall trees which We
are Offering at bargain. The goods show
for themselves. Call and be convinced.
CROCKETT & HoPPINs.
Il canal st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

The Baltimore received by express a fine
lot Of White Fish. Trout and Black Bass
from Lake Superior h +. Emery,
b Canal-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

lse.l8a Nay b - s,.-l a..aay aes-.t ~ -
81 .e.l aasIl.iss asl.sr l-aa 49, SKA - lzt.ses
.sf.l-ats Cd eilasF l.r-l..5u- f1eu1 sas 80
.lIie1t ~ 81 ssase s seas AK sasta
saaarl 10 sol1 - l1s a4Sre taaa sl.ss faae
saesef - a.zaef 81 ssse isR lse.laed arsifg
s.ea.liis ~ - sneaa iz.s aoi1i b plsss.3 - -
- etli ikEef reae-si. st9rtts "a srz.silsPpeis
rs iliia-a Eare FIre..-sssd aesl 49, reFarzs l1si
- saral alB1Isi .iatlssat esI4s.s llsfs III s1sNs
ssra -tersi - as.ft1 sesler4 slesS4srs ta.a nz1
atsD saei<-ls rsV.st-d Ias .ailef slsr s=4<-
elei tas aiArx1t z4lleF n4qFs ian lhs t9rznef
gs.saea +. ~. tae aleTisag =~ss..sl el.sed sssa-g
ssta .le eaE.g .gas grssig sea regaslel
C.sr sas A1lssif traded 1 ana aa1x-e b sasr
l.as.zl 6,llilsh aper.lioEs - tas lester erosl-
la4s sgeled a. - a. and aesd 81 80 - s7,.s.
sseslng lae 5.2.zs 81 las advance al elesils
STA FefY aaiEafiaass roFs "a cas- ssnsr ezaa
faazel lessas lai. s'slisflis ll3al azz5.afs -
SAGE 81 ezirrs al4I ,leaufa ss.sply * I've hoks
Gaze f4F'is. itaas 4peas1 y 81 T-4cted -
e. 81 - ASH recovered - - u.
Arefasssn se.s-.ll - heal llfais nuLef Nay.
t.iiie. lf4s - - eL1 lsf asset
A4s Use september ~ - ociobef SIS.
tsfii -te4sis aay. 81 - June. - - lsly. 5- -
Alz &c - giea1I,-I p, g.
lais. arn Ma a. bid Mas
jane. = .z-ie ail. j4lg. ~ y
fof2 steasil AaI- - - laAe. = ls illy. y =
l-sIsi sseafv MAJ. = go. june = ~. - IS.
lly . $3.50 81 August ;, sSas g- -
-aoH ufs. allet Atg. . 1ls june = 81.
lai4 e. Az q 81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

The steamer, W II. Barrett. will g:,e an
excursion down the river sunday MAY 10.
leaving the dock at o'clock p. la. Fare
for the round trip. = cents.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

The Baltimore b Canal-st. received last
night 400 pounds elegant Lake Superior
Black Bass II you want a fine fish try them.
b. +. EMERY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15
Constantly Successful

The best treatment for all important
diseases can be had of Or. Akin, 63
Monroe 81.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

As this is house cleaning time, don't for
get that Mrs A Douglass il agent fvr the
old staten island DyeinE establishment 81
Monroe -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

NEW Y0RK May 1.-THE market has ruled
quiel iu The general demand bat very steady in
.uue. white values are remarkably strong for 50
1gtpf al in4uirer
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15
Lake Superior Fish

Call at Spring and Companys 10 day, if
YOU want to save Great Remnant sale
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

Try Gantber's meat. .soling refeshiag
AMI heaithv. Morris
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

Henry Clay Los Rosas, Remington, i
cent cigars. i0c al Harris.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

Imported Is cents cigars 10 cents at
Harts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

ffihiiY. sundays excepted @iihliN
Passengers tAs lng tne & - d m fapfs~t maze
Close connection al owoS-, fuf lansing. afo al
Detroit Tor New fora arriving thcfs al luS q m.
the following morning
Night tnpess Ia local sleeping Car nom De
troll H. Grand Rapids
1his II The oniy line running Limited EsprC~
leaving here al lnfh D M with sleeping taf o.
bctIoit making direct eIBueCf4ollt fuf al points
KAsi arriving al hes ORA ln the second
morning
Through tckets secured al D. q a N on. es
Swccis lioiel block ane a. ths deispt
- ioITEn cts las Agent.
0Eo. Il. RETNE Traffic Manage Chicago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

Go 10 Morris the confectioner for candies
that are strictly pure aud fresh, 1913 Monroe
81
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

An elegant line of frIifs just received
GIVE us a trial Morris. 1913 Monroe ST.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

Fresh. salt and smoked Fish. wholesale
and retail. A. Detfenthaler'a fl7 Monroe-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

fiiaiiS tAucla etit1at
The 1ctmii EKPfoe. iesyinE al eos a IA. a.
isssirat. realhiNa thai Clo al ISL a. IA. hee
1usk lose Ia. and b.ssipl ~ D n neal das
siecflnf faoias and Atlantic ca
pres trallk
ihfuuRh tiCktis iaf a. poiuik snc s4ccIanf car
ltTIlis mas H. ooiailt1 iulnt IsCks Dthce
cssrncf haUnss Rna Ottawa siFcets ano 81 tnlon
uegssl
CHks n NoEHis GeDera' Agt ~ Ao4fsss rlfeet
q. u ktoel.ts q A 4 A. Nhlosgo.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

Great Remnant sale at Spring and Com
pany's to-day
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

shAlis fliaAy CADsfa sunday.
Ihnutf1 coaches io Chicato and Tuxedo Ca > 90
o. tram
Ihnoagb periar car "a Chicago Ca D. A. .. "a.
Train. No eatfs change faF sgats
thrsGgh fuliuan rieeuiug CAT anc olsch Tor
Chicago ou ~ a. train.
A NANffAIfN tFaiiiri Mgr
Union 1Iektt prlcs. Aounst sirsct
~ CAhffNffk Gen Passenger Ascnt.
IS MuIlIkKN. Gent Manager
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

All the best 10 cent straight cigars 3 Cot
Pc Harris
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15
To the LADIES'

ve-etsbies always fresh At Dettenibaler's
III Monroe -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

Best Ice Cream in the city at Morris's. i0
Mnnrne-st.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

lake ara ls-ean Fish received fsrr ~
express a. r 7 Iiet-enthsler g. Il- Mare
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15


a.s ! IA lr4lu Has eigfpiilE rsf Au tliitii'het
es a. lrslu tlslliti'ls 81 kEislD.1sso tsT Ia lie
lfesk iaCksll lsIlrl1i aua Canadian istlsi-A aIr
rigilis 81 lte.niii 81 al sla J. AL
Ihru4lst tilkcts ai1 iali iLAsuiatli.n as -
las Is lAiitlis ulssI Aiuia ais Sitksi agoii a.
asi.s aI Nssa n Aaus3li. nltl llckei Akcfii e.
Mauns sLrU0. A.. y. lssA ~tatii
lfeatIa' fss1sflsof ADD tlgAUi Ascent
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

6eaasr. MAJ J. - - q Narrss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

dosing oat ssIe ~ ~ 81 Hats
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15

roe a.
Persons who have nos set see0 TIRE frui'
pieces painted IS Ms = G. Tsher. -
Houseran block. f1r the sanifariam A.
Battle Creek. carr see them rexf saturday az
her RECEPTION. a. tbe week following they
a. vel a. several portraits ViH 10 taken
swav Mrs Tansr vi ~ absent from ths
ritv after newt Nees T r fvo or fhree week Z
sni genera invIfaann IL exfe0f.d to al
vhs have not examined beg paintings
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1886-05-15
miscellaneous Market.


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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-14
An Er-Circus Clowns Sermon.

4 few Sundays ago n street preacher
mounted a coal box at an Eleventh
avenue corner and gathered n mob
to listen 10 n discourse that would
have been a credit 10 Sam Jones.
II was an able-bOdied sermon, sprink-
led with jests and familiar philOs-
ophizings OF "a very chestnuty flavor.
/ had watched the speaker for a little
while when IL suddenly occurred TO me
that ] knew him. He had been a circus
clown, and ] had often seen him I'm the
ring, and met him out Of II. II II had
not been for the sawdusty aroma OF his
jokes l should probably not have identified
him. He professed great pleasure at the
recognition, and set TO work TO convert
me on the spot. II / am still unregencr-
ate it is certainly for no fault Of his, but
there way TO tell the truth, n good deal
too much OF the conventional cant OF his
craft about his arguments 10 suit my
cynical composition. He told M one thing
worth rctelling, which was that there are
half a dozen ex-circus clowns now en-
gagged in similar work 20 his, but ] notice
that they, like himself, never amounted
10 much a. clowns. The Jack puddings
may take 10 the pulpit, but the Grimaldis
stick 10 the tanbark.-Alfred Trumble
in New York News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-14
sawdnst fnr Clennsinr Gnrments.

Mr.. Scott proposes to cleanse garments
by submitting them to uniform friction
produced by sawdust from hard wood,
and in connection with b~enzine, naph-
tina, or analogous solvents. The gar
ments ~impregnated with any of the
above solvents are placed in n revolving
apparatus along with sawdust of mahog-
any or any other suitable. wood. BY the
employment of this wood powder it is
stated that an economy is effected Of p
to - per cent of the cleansing material
employed, and it il stated besides that
the brightness of the cOlors is not i'm
paired. The principle is not altogether a
new one, since dyed skins, or rather
skins the wool or fur of which had been
dyed, are very often exposed with saw
dust in a revolving caSk, not only to re-
move any adhering particle of color
which may not have been fixed on the
fiber, but to give at the same time a
kind of finish by the gentle rubbing ac-
ion.-Scientitlc American.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-14
Dress in Parliament.

The well dressed men in the present
house of commons are very few. Even
Lord Randolph begins to be careless in
the matter Of costume. although he makes
up for this by his greater C%arefulncss
in other respects. The first Tory leader,
who educated" his party, as Lord Ran
dolph seems bent upon doing, was always
faultlessly dressed. | remember seeing
him, not long before he died, walking
rom Downing street, clothed in light
trousers and n well cut frock coat, wear
ing lavender kids and carrying n dandi-
fled cane He was an ideal old beau.
COrduroys have not yet made their way
into the house Of commons, although
specimens of working class tailoring are
to be seen there any night. During the
recent warm weather the customary
suits of solemn black" have been gen
orally discarded for more s~easonable cos
tunes. One iconOclastic member Of the
house of lords has lately appeared in
that assembly in whites" thus impart-
ing an entirely new free-and-easy tone
to their lOrdship's use.-LOndOn Paper.