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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1886-12-24
THE LIFE OF LINCOLN,
BY HIS CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARIES, JOHN G
NICOLAY AND COL JOHN HAY.

BY HIS CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARIES, JOHN G.
NlCoLAY AND COL. JOHN HAY.
This great werk begun with the sane
toa OF h hse senrtv Of h and continued
Robert II, Lincoln, is the onIJif mi and an
thoritative record of the life or a bra,,am
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The Stock shows ut Chicago.

NEW PLANT. ing fern on 5
trellis, as shown in the illustration.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

FOR SALE By DRUGGISTS AND DE4IEEs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Ink SALE UPRIGHT fiANe NEARBY kEA
i aaa s.alc f4ulllfe Aeeai "a tal hlsct
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aye -
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l,e 0u 0onlueh 81 psIsSe T. iulia s rlifs s.
Apply 10 stlar. q sweet luf feari 8 uli 80 =,
isOR sAIE. NliL SELL Ml HANh4LIoNlAN
C0lt "llllle iilsut tof $50 - = dArt las very
me intel ise-ft looking, three fesTt oie asa caA
tres mile Ia thfce minute Nifl less then thftS
weeks training is kira alid Eeulie ard would
Uasc good family horee ID .tfuufif blliii and
weighs llDV. tau he seen sg ihe Fair tifoulds ia
eafe of j.. a. kstLueie. D. faliss " And ~
Canal Il. -
NOR SAIE-A KARk lHANIE Tia PURCHASE
L cheap good hof,e. busEy aad hafaess horse
gl0d illotf ne sadd cali ~ aldreas I'D l.sYlus
Packing and Pros 90. s.
roR SALE-A single top cars lsEe. side bar
L nearly ntN, uf WlH exchange ief Portland
cutter. Wa. Is Collins. "a 5tiieron-efe. -
NOR sALE-One upright "Emest Dab.er piano.
/ nearly ne~. one feniiisniar coal stove VIA
oven, large size bought hcN last NiAief, one isea
couch and sume other furniture. Enquire ~
room = lsaii block. 9o canal ~ ri
LOK sALE- -CONfLEIE .Ef n. \. REPOkIe
H Wslls actions and ocieuces and other vain
able law books VIII De- s0ld cheap Address
Fred :. Clark Grand Rapids. Mich.
NOR sAIE-A FIRST -Cl.Ass SILVER MATCH
kgin, National H Hatch ComIauys mske
cssi S14 uscd but little VII be- sold Al liberal
discount. Inquire ei rsissRAs HfssIn ofioe
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
DEAD SHOTS.

The bananarchist is the fiend who throws
banana pe-Is on the sidewalk.
A white snake has been killed in Monroe
county, Ohio. sounds ike a milk-punch
drunk
They have begun 10 write poetry at the
people Of Charleston down East. Wretched
beings
A Maine politician is reported to have
made a rousing speech. He probably
asked some Of the audience to have a
drink
Boston has glory enough. Il was Bos-
ton man who licked Paddy Ryan; a Bos-
ton man sailed the Mayaower, Boston
man captured Gerosimo. Beans are sure
to crop out in the blood in the long run.
They DO not consider it worth the trouble
% vaceinats women ia Burmah. conse-
qusutly it is always a man who Is certain
% die o. smallpox, and there are two
women 70 one man there.
-Four young ladies'. al young and fairly
good looking. own and manage one Of the
best farms in Floyd county. Indiana Their
name IS Beard. aud their name is the only
sembisnce ~ be biped allowed on the
ranche
A specimen of our latest opera BY "zim"
has begun 70 iioaf through ths gilden halls
of this Office, and although the horse re-
porter pss recently murdered with a brick
gor spreading it the jingle seems 90 have
a. the force of the punch brothers. punch
with care nightmare There she goes
again
o. msn n is MON beer reuu iss right
Al A. a,s tins ae kaoT Pc gat ae-seft sight.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

rEOBGE-NuEN YOu COME TO n sKE6ON
" again be sure and cali on Lillian
A. nj Will ADDBE>s lOr CAkf or 1HE
N Telegram Herald when j. necessary a.
commuDic ate Thumb.
\ ENNlE-I sH all BE AT THh ARLINGTON
IL for two weeks. The hay fever ls WIKI NE
Jim.
DOBERT-i Will BIZ AT THE EAGLE 40
IL tsl on my way home Saturday. the isth-J.
WILL THE LADY WHO WAS LOOKING FOR
W rooms South Diyislou-st- saturday eve
ming call again
VHE GENTLEMAN WHO STARED AT LADY
| dressed ln black satin in Soribner-st car sun
day morning did not mean 10 offend. n madam
will think she viii remember hiin As an old ac-
Quantance al the keihoids-Beckei House. Day
ton. o. Am stopping at sweets unal Necnesday
night
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
MfNCELL4NEOUS.

IITANTED-A FEW MEN WITH THE FOLLOW
W ing. capial Energy, fsrcryance and Hon
esiy TO call the Office Valley city Life Associe-
tion and cNainin our new departure IA Life lns.
salary or commission ~ Monr est Rooms and .
first iOOr. Walter :. Powers See. -
WANTED-oNE TO INVEST s5.oo9 Ia new
w mandatory business That pays a Ia ger
profit than any mercantile trade Above amount
viii purchase one third interest AddT - A.
Telegram Herald 2iN
WANIED PARTNER. ACTIVE OR slLKNT,
w IN the auction and commission business, %
handle new and second hand furniture, az all
kinds Of merchandise A safe thing aud big
pTortz. Address or call sfter D. m. q. b. Wright
City Auctioneer. 67 Broadway. SSH
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
FOR THE CAMPAIGN.

IN order that every voter IN western
and northern Michigan may be fully
posted on the issues Of the present cam
palgn and On The candidates who ask
their franchises the TELEGRAM
HERALD proposes 70 send 10 any
addyess. BY mail. It's daily issue six
papers a week three months for 5 q.
This IS an unparalleled offer and lasts
only during The campaign and with the
provision thar all such subscriptions are
paid IN advance.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al 4asertiss.,4sE.ts "a fhls columns, assaer
= Nsateseg head. ekeePt sEts.a >ifu&-
tiasss. vii bs charged faF "a the anifssrisl
rate ia thc tltets bs lssss. AiusNs sass ahts a.
- assts.
Persons e. ~ anfilsE Situations " rlsa rceNrs
Tsd ussu rates ~ apply tuk "a ti-e "ttts.
nufu tseF ef flnrs tt snN @is t~s.&4ts'Rtt
can bs fnsna - dis isins tas nossaiser -
NoTsis - ssseu- AA, I.aFt ~ = iine soaAteo
- sala tilil liue.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

T1E PRISON CONTRACT PRO6LEm
IHR lst OF next January the people of
the State u Nes York ~ill be comiorted
sith the question, WHAT Is % Do done
With the c0ugictss At that date the coz
tracts for prison labor viii expire, and
tie laE that terminates them forbids
their renewal The State 10 therefore
forced 10 decide the prison contract labor
question, and the - les Of tho whole coun-
try are on her The tour or i've thousand
convicts must either remain IDLE or some
means must be devised other than en-
ploy ing them AZ labor that comes into
competition with free labor. This Jour
nal has always been Ia favor OF abolish
ing the prison contract system, bat not
until some substitute Was found. It does
not believe IN allowing four or i've thou
sand criminals % remain idle aud be sup
ported III the same by the taxpayers.
This problem. therefore, Of a substitute
for the contract system Is serious one
and deserves the profound attention Of
the ablest minds. Not only would en-
forced idieness for convcts be burden
on the tax pay ere, bat 1t would entail on
the couyicts the cruelist and most debas-
ing form OF punishment Ii would re-
suit IN turning out of the prisons on the
expiration OF their terms a msss OF moral
rotteners. AT the same time the public
demands, and justly, that there shall be
no competition IN prisons with free labor.
The New York Star and the Buffalo
Nsrs favor for that State, for the present,
at least, the employing OF the convicss in
deepening and widening the Erie canal.
But canals calnot always be deepened
and widened, and other States that would
ike to throw OFT the yoke OF the prison
contract sy stem have no canals.
We suggest, therefore, that penal col
ony is the only solution OF the problem
that can now be presented with
any force for argument. There is
Alaska. 1t is an undeveloped country,
and It is hard to entice emigration that
way. The TELEGRAM HERALD believes
1t could be- rapidly developed by making
it national penal colony for long term
criminals, the same as England has
made Australia and New Zealand a
pride and profit to the crown. The pos
sib.lities Of Alaska are immense the
opportunities for colony OF the kind un-
disputed. To Alaska, then, let us look
for the solution OF the vexing problem.
With long term convicts in Alaska il
would be comparatively easy TO manage
the shCrt-term conyicts at home by en-
ployiDg them in mending the public
roads. reclaimipg swamp lands. and the
like. The more the idea OF convict
colony at Alaska is canvassed, the more
feasible it appears. Wa shall look with
interest for what our contemporaries
have 10 say in regard to the suggestion.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
JUST SEE HERE.

THE TELEGRAM does
no, want your money unless IA gives you
an adequate return for u. Ii you sdvsT-
tise for anything IN the Want columns
and don't gel a.. your money Viii be re-
funded or the advertisement viii be re-
peated. The advertisements taken on
this condition are all those coming under
the heads Of Boarding, Board Want
ed, ""Rooms 10 keni," Rooms Want
ed," MALE Help Wanted" Female
Help Wanted, Situations Wanted
Female, /" "Situations Wanted Male, e"
miscellaneous, and all Advertisements
not Of a strictly commercial nature.
Thousands have iried the plan during
the past few months. Try II yourself.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
Csmbric Underwear.

We call attention to this department as
customers will hnd everything much
cheaper and better made than can be done
at home. Look at the prices:
Night Dresses SOC, Coo, 75c, s5c, SOC, sll0
81 %, $50 and upward.
Chemise 3Oc, S5c, 4Oc, 45c, soc, 6Oc, 75c,
SOC, 95c, sl10, s115, 81 25, sl.35, $3.50.
Drawers 25c 3Oc, 35c, 4Oc, 43c, 4sc.
Shirts S9c, 4sc, Soc 65c, 75c, s5c, 95c, $1.OO.
Short Skirts &c, 43c, SOC, 60c, 65c, 75c,
SOC.
Corset Covers 25c, soc, Soc, 4sc, 5sc, 6Sc,
75c, Soc s5c.
Aprons 25c, Soc, 4Sc, SOC.
Dressing Sacques all prices.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
Rugs Rugsl

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
SPRIss & CoNPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

tGESTS- vii frnish gon needles IN i1's d
I sar 81 81 ~ scr it psffrs. fsfiVe sample
Iaper 1e A :. Waite. Ie.e9Tsm oalee 3
fEfANTFD4IApIFe T0 WORK F0H NJ
" local os frsTeiine. ~rufef hfng ellfiTeig res
for isstes anlf a. daily fssiiy nads 10 phofa ~
painting psrtss.ars trse Ars. 4. j. iitte. box
~ ftes4 sla daily ERR ng poaffrfal Hfr
rasrnt r1hhsf rrsefeeroe-f ~ feE1sies orr
knoyfl j. ssent rae.le - iH fers. NTs 3. = f.f.
Ue fox gfs fissea la Al
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
New Fall Dress Goods

Our stock Tor The fail trade is HOW being
opened and placed on sale. We have Sc
cured some Of the most desirable fabrics,
both American and foreign manufacture,
comprising a large assortment Of novelties
for combinations, also a great variety Of
Diagonal and Home-spun Snitngs, prices
commencing a. low as 25c per yard
SPEING q CoNPASY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

q -een fateer ca~arert a rrfrt rnt ~
tta Nerracfn -sra. sfste~ufer aeaf A.F
ferf M eat sss sor 81 fnn tne 1.rei
-lstee .fssferarffefsf -ne construction ~
tte Fre fart f1 A
Ths xnes wstb vary pcor x-sce firm
the slFzt. East sftsr ssvi1z sskel To-
(isvernreut sas - Vest - h~i1 oaiid
: c@Eeetsi cr 80 Slstfe ~ Iflertg n
Ns~ Trrk hsrh.r sri to aelp srecs =
moauneat 3, fserersi orsst sfser ssl-
ssoiv spfuna speu ais rsmsi1s. Hhen
if -omes A. hesz,ns sna z-sbisins Nas
Tsrk ssd Psenzy iranis xea~rsiiy hes
aad xrsb nora tAsn snybosir sls@.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

~ The TELEGRAM
HERALD has the
"W ant ads of the city
and Everybody looks
for them III our col
umns. Try them;
they are cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

New Pail and Winter Cioaks.
The largest and best assortment We have
ever shown or that will be offered by any
firm in Grand Rapids. Short wraps and
jackets in the greatest variety of novelties.
SPRIEe & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

VfANTED-1W OR THREE CARPENTERS
W Tor common rk. Apply Monday ue ore
IN On COIege-aFe between Fountain alid ful-
tou-sts %
lfANTED-TnREE OR POUR Statesmen
W On salary OF commission steady employ
mcnt. Call at once. Metropolitan Manu- actur-
iug Company A. fountainft. yf
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

TaE ssCT8IT5 sT0RtGEcoNPtSY sT0FE~
/ eat in~Ere< t1rzst1re. h1asekfsd gargtit ard
ssrs-s3 rcerrf slfi - ~ ~ rates ffr-s4a ssd
e3s1.ss ississs. rss red 11eres ard shiEg@1 Ns ~
f1rr1-st 1eterh1rf "a
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Prohibition seems % BE- dong good IN
Rh0,is Island in spite of tbe sueers % the
whisky men. The number ~ arrests has
fallen Of fry per cent IN Newport and
Prnalhanca.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

AZ ]. WHITLEY, FORMERLY MANAGER OF
W Burche painting establishment u located
al I47 Monroe st where orders viii be received for
painting, paper hanging ana frcscoeing. ReneTn-
Der the place. Opposite the Soldiers Monument
CITY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY 10
v Grandville ave. Regular trade solicited. ".
aOSE. Proprietor.
&. HERKNHR, WATCHEs, CLOCKS AND
y. Fine Jewellery = Monroe-st
OSCAR DYE, 2s7 DIVISION ST, CARPENTIk
~ and Job shop. Screens a specially.
COMMISSION. Y J. LAMB 4 Co. WHOLE
v sale dealers IN fruit and vegetable, butter,
egpS. etc, and ~ iCiIs-gt.. Grand Rapids, Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Oar immense Carpet Department IS filed
With the most desirable and best goods
manufactured. We are still selling No.
quettss for sl3s per yard vslvets, Az
ministers. Brussels. Ingrsins, etc. At the
lowest prices.
syRIxe 4 Co~Faxr.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Train No. has Through Coach daily erncp
sunday, for Grand Rapids. Holland Grand
Haven, Auskegon and Peniwaicr. Also 1hr0uek
Coach leaves tbe above pcintk via G. A ". NJ Er
each DAY, cxccpi sunday. arriving m 1oiedo 90
Train No ~ ess . nj
AL trains daily except sunday
II q. PsREtH. een'i Psvl Agent
n. 2. MATHEW Northwestern Az. huslegon
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
ChiIdre ms Garments.

Drawers. Skirts and Dresses for the little
ones from one to three years old, also Night
Dresses.
Bibs &c, &c, l2Ic l5c, lsc, 2Oc, 25c, 3Oc,
Soc, 40c 45c. SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Ne. EDWIN r. CoSELY. ex Superin-
tsndent of Police ot Detroit, has had bis
nose pslled BY the Hon. JOIN J. En-
RfoHr. Both are good Democrats.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

The anarchis. have given JERRY RUsK
life title 10 the Govsrnorsaip Of Wis
cousiu. Thus IL is 40 IN wind that blows
nobody good.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

rHR United Sfstss msy not have nsvy
to 81 vary proud ~. bat 6t e,mes -
naval ofSears "a can hold our own rIth
the hest ~ theu Besides all the al
ulrais and ~ swarm ~ m leriiuSs
fsere s afY Basr Adnirais On the -
hrei ast al drawing $3.50 yesr. and
al sre in xo,,i hes'fh and wiii probably
contiuae TO drsw s4S0a year ssch for
.ornefuae e. cous. ft coets the country
rsore tc saupcrt = sorie - Aiie ofieers
tba8 e so,iid tsks e. oni.5 pretty a..
cenk scrt ~ navy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

The tsls from Halifax which our wire
brsuxht IA last night i = sad 0ne-
What with earthquakes, cyclones, storms
and the failure q the fisheries. Il would
sssm that the year viil end amid much
suif-ring and misery.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13
Il.se shore a NichtEnn souti,~rn- Esa.ms-
ffIrfsfr.rn

A l0Ssi f-eiKhi iesvnt Grnna Rnr51s a ! n n
csrr7inR rassenFers - fsr kilsgnn
AZ trains dsiiy exrefa euf0sf
Irru1pf tffffa ~ At frtiulE Hnf fsfrfltT n
sieeplrf cpecles car - sfrlree ~ nion Tibet
o1if,t. f1 Nonrue- ~ eflf ~ dff,at
~ NrEFNNEf fsefs<srti Agent
'sHo. v. HCNsDk. CflF T1ckei Ageut
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Let every citizen Who Is proud Of the
Valley City decorate ms place OF busi-
ness and wrsaths his iscs IN smiles to-
Hav
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Passengers taking the ~ a. m. kNpFtH< mfkt
close c0nucctirn Al OUorNo foF Lansing ADD a.
Detroit Tor New YORK arriving there AZ l0.sc a m.
the following morning.
NiRat hxpfefs has locl Sieeplne'Osr fVnn De-
troll a. Graud Rapids
This Y the only line running Limited Krprssa
leaving here at 8 80 p. m. with Sleeping AZ 70
Detroit, making direct connections for al Foiatt
Kast. arriving si New YORK az By p fn The follow.
ing evening. Trains west 81 I0 it p m vii mare
direct cslnocflon with paiGcG steamer CITY of
Milwaukee for al poiut veki
Through tickets secured at D. q. 81 4 N ur,oaz
Sweet Hofei block and a. The depot
D. p0TTER City Pas Asront
GKO. b. RKEvR TraiBc Msnsfpf. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Tb- TsLzsskM- HsEsLp's dispatches
iast night brought "a another dose = The
Favoy SsDewIcK nastiness The mar
ration q she Chicszo man. hoFsvar.
sfnscks great desl q prsIadice bat it
voaid appear tbst Ne. Secretary
BsraaD ow-s is % the country - IN
v-stizate his subssss.ior.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Tie IELE0aAA- HEkALD has boua-
ole eIFcaisti8l very mach larger tnan thai
81 any other Grand Rapids newspaper
and rs eiscui4tion eItg sld suburban is
za0Fe than double that II any Michigan
daily pspsr publ she'd outside u Detroit.
Eoii8sinz Is tbs actual hgures ~ the
D.ILT IELEaaAa HzaAID tof she week
.f..1ag,.y 4sts,rt.f FIfh
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Now let the city hall be finished with
rush. We DO not want to pay rent for
hired Offices another year.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Gold and silver. iron aud copper. salt
and coal. oil and lumber. Michigan, my
Michigan, - a great State.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Il Is a political crime 70 b. banker IN
the State Of Michigan, according TO the
organs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

The whole country should be thankful
that the bloody ApGches are bagged a:
hist
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

Rxpree trains daiiy the yesr round Tasfe clo>s
and south. g. 81 Lake Superior Ioints.
NsTenT. y " Af1rr
sen erpcrintfnfenl fseu'i Pass a Tfcfef Al
ksrQDette Mich. karauette Eich
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-13

VANTED-A SITUATION BY PRACTICAL
w Engineer either in saw mill or factory twen.
tyfve ytars experience. Blst OF reference given
10 abi iiy no ObJee tiOn 10 10 into thc country
Address Engineer Care as Crescent ave Grand
Rapids Mich. -
NITUATlON MANTED-A YOUNG MAN De
y sireS petition as clerk. under stands sfenogra-
pay, can furnish typewriter. beat Of reference.
Adaress "steno. this oaice. -
tlANTED-POSITIONA A. CLERK IL A STORE
w or Office or a booKgceper. speaks French,
German Hoilaudish and Ia, lisb- address J. j
Il. -. Box =, Holland, Mich. 3itf
WANTED 49, SITUATION: sTENOGRAPHER
W and typewriter operator Gopd pesmsn,
understands bookkeeping Can furnish Tyre
writer. Reference good Address A. h box ls.
Moutery, Aich. @fi
lAANTnD-A YOUNG LADY sHORs HAND
w writer. would ike % secure position Cat
operate and furnish typeRriter. Address A. n =.
care this Office. "a
WANTED-Bl COp1iST WORK To BE DONE
" Oh calgraph aGsres - care tins Office. g
VANTED-A POSITION fN HARDWARE OR
" un shop have had experience in bush. sddresS
Lock Box Kent ciiy Mich.
IIANTED-A situation ~ nurse In = family. or
" "a attend an invalid. by ar experienced
middiea aged lady Addrtss. Nurse Telegram
Herald -
NTAN1ED-A SITUATION A. CIEHB IN
" wh-dessie OF retail gfocery. Address drawer
IL. sparta Mich. -