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tag imagining such trasn could possibly
prove acceptable 10 the least discriminating
Of editors.
But 81. John did not divine the occult
cause of her wrath, am the almost harsh
words cut him 10 the quick
The blood rushed even to his brow; he
stretched out his hand, speaking almost
paSSi2natrly:
You must not be so angry with me, he
said. TRY to forgive M. know | ought
pot to have done il; but | saw it by chance,
and BEGAN 10 read, and WAS drawn on. |
wanted very much 10 read something of
yours, and never liked to ask you"
81 would not have let you read such stuff
il You had"
a. is not stuff; it is very clever. Iwa
delighted with IT,"
Il am not child to be flattrred into good
humCr" said HeaTtScase cOldly, and keep
Ing her eyes TrsO.ut Fly on the page before
her.
lam not fattcring you'll am saying
what think. Are you eIlly 70 angry with
me?'
Heartsease took up her pen, but her hand
trGmbed and she was far too much agitated
TO writ.
A pause; then st. John bent forward q
little.
"Heartsea>e," he said, under his breath,
put your hand in nine in token that you
for i've me-"
That last appeal was irresistible; indeed
the girl was ready 81 burst into tears, and
own herself in the wrong before 1t was
made.
Instantly tie pen was dropped, and the
little white hand was put into the shapely
brown one, and claSped so closely that
Katie, in Nina's place, would have OWNED
the presence If some deeper feeling than
any called forth merely by the immediate
episode.
you must forgive me-" said the girl, with
quveriug lips. Il was silly to be SO vexed."
"HuSh-huSh! do not say that"
He stopped. as if lie could not say more,
and indeed he could not if he would not say
too much, and suddenly he stopped and
kissed the hand he held; then he released
it, and rose rather abruptly, walking to the
other end of the room.
He came back presently; his face had
changed again. He was smiling,and Hearts
case smiled too, though she had an odd be-
wildered feeling in her heart
IF you have quite forgiven me" said he,
pauSing by the table, will you prove it?"
"IIOw%'
well, in two ways. | will only speak Of
one now. | have orders for the Vaudeville
tomorrow evening. Would you and your
sister Kate honor me with your company"
lleartsease's face showed how great the
pl assure would be to her; theatres were too
expensive an amusement to be often indulg-
ed in; this w0nld b. a vast treat, besides
III II NHAN
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wise. Il think we must not write a long
letter because you will have to 70 to bed
soon, and you can't write very quickly, can
your
No" said Dottie rehertiyrly, ami heayed
another portentous sigh.
Il should say this" said ST. John; Il hope
you will like the card which our ittIe Dot
tie is sending you"
A pause. st. John had no experience In
the compilation Of cpiSIlcs sup, SD to come
direct from an infantile mind.
II wrote it all my self" aided the scr be
in an inspiration, and chose the card my.
self"
Thiswas venture, but Doitc cried out:
"'Yes, | choOsed it all my own self! Who
told your
"A little bird, Dottie."
What little birdT' said DOttie.
"A particular friend Of mine. But we
must finish the letter. Let ne see: 4 wish
you many happy returns Of the day. With
very much love, your dear little Dotiie Do
you like that, pussy
"Oh yes-yGS;' and In due time the letter
was finished. Then came the inscription Oh
the card, which ID tile would havt S.. John
write AL by himself she wanted it especL
ally neat. The address.on the envelope,
however, he said ought to be written by
Dottie, and rather funny 1t looked when
finished. But DOttie was wild with deli ght,
and when her transports were over, solemn
ly entrusted the precious epstle to her
friend to post, an just Il, he had put il ill.,
to his POCKET, Flossie came TO fetch the lit
tie one away 10 bed and she went without
a murmur, having first whispered energetic
ally 10 81. john not 10 tell anybody" and
bestowed on him two extra kisses as reward
for his assistance.
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CHAPTER V.


1t happened that, in the evening, st. John
was alone again for an hour or two.
HeartseaSe and Flossie were out, having
an engagement with friend, and Kate was
with her mother.
lie betook himself to the dining-roOm,
where he was not long left in solitude, for
presently the door opened gently and two
bright eyes peeped in.
He looked up.
well, Dottie, come in. You have some
secret to tell me- have you nOtT
DOttie bounded forward with radiant
face, and was quickly enscOnced on her
fayOrites knee.
YES, pease," lay ing her soft cheek to his.
viii you do SOmein for me-"
Anything in the world, bonnie one" ca
ressing the shining hair. VIVA an do?"
Why" began Dottie, bursting with i'm
pOrtance, Thursday to-day was Tuesday
lis Heartease birthday, an | want to
wife her letter. an post it. Won't that be
nicer
Nothing could be nicer" aSSented st.
John; land you want me to help you with
the letter, is that it?'
'YeS, p'ease! an, you won't tell anyone.
will your
Not |, pussy! promise you faithfully.
lnpls hpr.l q n
n,,, knoa and rom shon teII mo Mat Won
,, 10y ~ Iii Id - 80
that the letter is all vonr own,
"Oh-br y, Dottie almost screamed with de-
LIGHT
,.Rrt yo, rDrst ,vit. m tho GARD too
n,aase - sha crieb .sTva dot such a lively
card Nav, I co on, fe,cL i,m,
.,0f com' 80 Pnn an nnssv"
Otf want nattio r..,,rpir's nr,ol,I, with
very tasteful hIrthdav.card which s. Jobn
dnly odmirSd . h,t now arse amotbar difs-
cmlty
81 i,,,t ,,,,,. ,,,,hod,, oI,o 30 l,,,. no..
tha Iettar 81, said DHttin .,lyuI Won Ian, M,
naner an, an enveIon49,
n will ,,iyn tIs,n to yor with tho ,,rootost
nleasmrn mss
con 49, inv. ,o.,l ror orou
In another mimic tha mir ,vcra drIv in.
stalled NJ tine tnhIr Dot.ir seated on the
vounp mans knee the IitIle bright head and
the curly dark head very close tooether the
nanpr snread hefor, them. In. long fingers
bni,iino fine tiny chphhv ones and thn non
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The Daily eight.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1886.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
/. g. G. N. 4 abroad.

ARRIVALS.
From st. Louis, Missouri Pacific. 1850 p. IN
From St Louis via Iron Mountain 1850 y. IN
From st. Louis, via Missouri Pacific II 100 II. III
From Laredo ,.............. " 3:l5 y. IN
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or TEXAS,
Office of Chief Quartermaster, :

\
Office of Chief Quartermaster,
San Antonio, Texas, November 10, 1888.
GEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, subject
= TO the usual conditions. will be received at
this Office until IL O'Clock. noon, on the 10th
day of December, 1885, at which time and place
they will be opened in the presence Of the at
tending bidders, for the construction of the
following buildings:
At Fort Davis, Texas. Six C6) Bath Houses.
At Fort Hancock, Texas, One % Forage
House.
At Font Ringgold, Texas, One % Granary,
One ~ Bath House, and One % Wheelwrights
Shops.
Blank proposals, specifications and circulars
giving full instructions as 10 the manner of
bidding and terms of contracts can be had on
application to this office TO the offices of the
respective Post Quartermasters, at all of
which places the plans can also be seen.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals and to waive defects
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked: proposals for Building at Fort ....
Texas" and addressed to the undersigned.
A. J. MCGONNIGLE,
ll-l2 II QuartermasteT L. s. Army,
1921 Chief Quartermaster.
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e., II. & 5. A. Railroad.

1et11HI OesNEs
ONE TRAIN To new ORLEANS DAILY
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST, DAILY:
Leave for New Orleans, Houston and
Gil.r u LII
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Top Irify the blood take Ackcr's Blood
Elixir. II you suffer from Indigestion, dys-
pepsia, heart burn, etc, use ACker's DyspCp-
STA Tablets. II you are troubled with cough
hOarseness, consumption, bronchitis. etc, do
not fail to try ACkcrs English Remedy.
Messrs. RaglHnd Co. ar" or age for san
Antonio. Texas.
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PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.

Designs and trademarks, claims collected,
homestead cases prosecuted, land warrants,
back pay, bounty and pensions for soldiers,
mail contracts business attended TO.
JOHN s. DUFFIE,
Attorney at Law, Washington, ID. g.
REFERENCES Attorney G General A. II. Garland,
Washington, ID. c., and TO n. Breusing, of San
Antonio Texas, connected with the LIGHT,
who will furnish blanks on application.
WIN. MAYsE 4 Co., Bankers, Washington
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lob pRINTING-Of every description, done
~ AT the LIGHT office. Satisfaction given
every time, or money refunded.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-22
Anr,i,,nnt nc,ror

I..p lhu rHyrumrN'H hra
Por,ous VINO were fortunate enuuBh
10 hr gazing along the eastern .Ly
Is-t evening about $50 O'Clock we're
siue-sc- OF one ot the most bcau,llul
.igut. ever ,ccl iu the heavens, II
Wns large and magnificent me
tror aud passed irum south 10
north. being visible for space OF
fully ten seconds. II dr-t attract
rl attention u, n shooting star,
hut it- course seemed too long Tor
one of that character soon after II
mad gone sumc distance It's course
wu, marked by what appeared to he
sparks of lire, aud It's tail greatly re-
-rmhlei that OF a SKY rocket shorty
before it disappeared from view it'
color changed rom light red To blu 9,
4 ana then TO grceu, Tho latter color
was the most brilliant. The meteor
appcarod to descend on the far east
ern portion vi the Norris Grant,
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III. n.nt":I!rn Di~'""rN"' -" ~"
s.,ts. nud the Matthews hH"'

pfHi-.t. tt,. Pa AUG. ID. N'HN''' f.
nI.'i t.,,., ,,,..ru through the riN I
..',,,.I,, an hi. ,,n, to kentucky F.
,..,,yrt,r'. remark tlW ciNl' -cr /
,..,.',s. IN. hobby. Tire ,nuat"r rrp,'. /
49,. ,,i,l.tru ,uu what / -uu Co., .
.,'. rr,s,Irni , i.w dn,- ago We
....t ,,nr,, -ur,hiur ut the nomination
~ N,.tbo,y, "A, register of the pl-.
,.@ nt Columbia, confirmation oi
.,bnm urnposrd to the ,cu'ur tor
Mr. geyelaud. and said lil wrr,
,l,,,i an the United states ]
,'ij '.lI m, cabinet together and
w, ,t,rutlcu,cu, II there i- siugIr
,..;..i,Iirau oui.c-huldcr in your de-.
r,,.sut. AT thc expiration OF the pr-
,t,l nr ten dnNz Your resignation WlN
t,,..,r,ctcd' for THAT would bee right
rou-idcr ci,ilsrr, zee re- orn
l,i,,,,.-t hunbup ever pcrprtrn'vd
',,r -Tn American wopr"
'r". .ru,,tor -nid be- considered th
u',,,,,.,y.' 'vuroinimcnt "a mi-lnhc, WId
.,n.n ,,. prr,Idrnt -uid bee wnuiri i'
d ," ,h. democratic party thr h'
~, Inclined tn draw the uuIUl
II Nr Rlncknurn -ug.r-tri tm
W,tthry. be given the albany p'-l
II n,,n and he promised to vote tor m
"''''5r,nstion. "',,i, And volunteered the 100
, ,r,',,,"n to Nr. Matthews that 10
y wn"id see thal he dd not receive -r'
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II.tn Ia. I....uuIA Dispatch
I,u o.d tamp-, ragged aud foot.
.utr. Wukyd slowly down ih" Fort
WAYNE rpIlrond track yc-torduy ai-
,rrnouu Children who snW thrm
coming climbed pulchIN over ihr
tourr uud watched thrm pass with
uLt iueht,uyd eyes. Careful house
wiyr- noted their prrrcucn with
ltoumng eyes and houtR close look
out tu 500 ihp thuy carried nothing
away with thom that they did not
brln0. Even the httlr dogs cNcd
them Instance ns they gruWlc1
,itI,ue.N OF -nuricd aud showed their
teeth.
IoWn Cos lacks Run there wHsH
little white haired baby running
along the truck. lie wa- too young {"
tear nuy one, even ~ tramp, Hhd l""
hnppy pc.Iup upittlc pcbhloH, ylhg
' ihrm ON thr rtil tu heed nnN danger
- nnd rght there, but lcN rod' away
b ,yn- coming "a TRAIN The trmupH SAW
!. t rod, away. Our of thum also "a"
p, thr babe.
q Dropping the dirty bundle, hu
/, .praug forward. IT wa, race tor
IF ulr. The tramp reached the ch,ld not
8 minute ulrud ut the engine catch
- ug the l,ltl" one, hr pitched II "n tue
g. uu,k. when 10 rolled down the hhuL,
.u frightened i,ud dusty. hui uuhurl
.r The trump WH. dead. liAtllN =
.u home 300 h.r body Wn- lett unhrplrn,
lr Ills body. mpi nIrd aud torn, wW
ct drought mtt tu Allegheny hnd
i- uLru tu -prpcri a MIapu- uudrr
90 .dIuy iuuu- lhr other trnmi
.r- ,smr m.L Dup. lm- i- thu -t"r Ia
Ilt IDM
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ArIIu rmi NIUnI'I


nti.Aso. Aug. .l There was
meeting last night of all tl' irln nM'
.rrluiyc, of the sentenced anarchists. F.
.r...uiorcrd b, men from VII pnrl7 ol /
.r,r CITY. Miss ~pir- Suh-cpurhl'N .
.,,,l over ~ 900 wa, subscribed in lhr .
rupd to carry the ease to the sup emo
e,urt Miss ~ptr- also 7hld W.
n,,,. been watched aud bounded hN
Irtrct,yc- aud newspaper men "h'h
,y, nr, nearly hprn--cd to d0hlh Du'
500 ,pt away with them nl tins tlih'
,.dhr,yr had our meeting. ne ia"
nan, h,pt u- los Judge iHry .- ruhuh-
and hy the special pleas uhdo 10y W.
'.riu,,,ll bui the supreme court never
.il rndDrsr'or rule the rhinc lhlhN
IF nv brother being hanged W,h,'h
unIy trying to du the best hr 'o"lh j."
lclp the worhingmcn. u ~ I'P"'
ed that Mrs. Holmes made Nh 'h'r
ortic plea to the meeting ~ lhN"I "'
whiting the decision of the 'uPr'H
rnurt. rhc women -ald they were
NOT i'm ANY iuATs ut HinrNHi on "I "'
me- di.trnnrd tor rent, MA IA" "l
dressed oi all nations womb come ''
. ,,cir ,ucror when IA" meeting ul'
. rrr.rd IL wa- nu early morning h"u
. and inc women all embraced ana H'
q, .,,rrd the, would -tHud together
10 cen ~ II. Parsons brotnrrui ih
convicted anarchist. says every 'I ''
Do with hc mndr To- rrNrr7r lh' vera, J.,
and the case viii be- carried q" lN
-,trr.m,. court pt the Wlrl states
c ur,r,-ary. The ioniiug cNrrpuu
o. win prnhnhly hc on the point ol "
..t.,.'.I Ia, .Iutl.yp ttnTuN tu give u
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1uoi>ni.ch NIMs.
Ihe InrnI option tHuNh-S .'utt1u
ShrdtliugN ~ IU"r rep.

7pccHi in thv lNttl'u'r
Local ouliou ,prthrrs Hrc ,myue-.
"TalGGpgAlA,a4do i!4!e Impression is
.r,,l,yind storm. have passed over
the county. Cotton i- much injured
10, ttrdroupht and the boil worm. and
f. RAPIDLY -hrddiuv N"i more lhHn
me iourth ofa crop wil, hc gathered,
and in many Localities not more iha'
.n,. sixth viii hc made. NHnl Hr,
NOW housing their corn. whirh i- not
.,-.uu,u us was expected.
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-eryr- ,rov,'-~>
GAly,~ro>. \ur I'D. The mrrc.
h,n.iyc frclirp M tucWmd fires ',u,G
Yesterday cy,ainr tha, m.t might
. wonId brn rrpc,ition OF the n.ght
before wore aWa,a. hcuiaht nd.
/ vnncod, B, lu O'Clock the rain wd
|ccs.ed hliin,. tine cloud. huI broken
away aud the liars looked
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-08

Ignatius DOnnelly carries into the literature
the SAME methods that he uses in politics, and
woe 20 the theory or author that comes
across his path At his home he is dubbed
~PIgnaciOGs' Donnelly. He is a Philadel-
phan by birth and 50 was his mother, though
his father was an Irshman. He is now 80
AMI we'll preserved He was admitted to the
har in l>'5 and went % st. Paul, Mimi, in
lSsf Three years later he was elected lieu
teuaut governor Of that state and reelected
Ia i>02. lie was in congress from 1862 till
ISIS lie stumped the west for Horace
Greeley i'm lS72. lie was elected a state sena-
tor in 1913. Ills best known works are AT
lantis" and ~Ragnarok."
He l. about 10 publish "a key TO cipher
narrative hidden in the first folio edition Of
ShakeSpeare's playsn which he claims TO have
discovered and which viii prove not only
that Francis Bacon was the author OF plays
attributed 20 Shakespeare but VIII also give
the motives which compelled Bacon 20 publish
the plays in Shakcspeare's name On the
CORRECTNESS Of the conclusions as TO the Ba-
couian authorship Of these plays Mr. DOnnelly
stakes his reputation The book Is likely to
create a literary cyclone when it appears, but
Ignatius Is at home in cyclones.
Another notable result Of this convention
was tho appearance Of The Northwestern
Chronicle a. "a supporter Of the Republican
ticket This paper has heretofore stood aloof
from politics. and is said to represent the
views Of the Roman Catholic Bishop ireland.
A portion Of its editorial viii bear repro
ducing.
There can te no question as to where the friends
Of temperance of law and order, Of sobrety, and
Of gooJ government must take their stand this
fall With McGiu as the nominee OF the
party pledged % high license and the
control ~ tho liquor traffic. We have advo-
Gated high license for years; we have written
an worked against rum for so long. and
W would be untrue TO ourselves. untrue 10 the
principles proclaim. did not declare our
saves strongly In favor II the party that pledges
l--lf 4. liz. lnearlr.s We tesre % see enforced.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-08

A fusion was brought about with the
Farmers Alliance. Patrons " Hi.sbandry,
Knights II Labor and trade assemblies re-
suiring Ia a platform ot which the following
b a ~ lofsls.
Iae warehouse ant railroad lass shouh 20
anefat-l Cd secure aa open and free market for
t1. pfcsiilcf- ~ tt. -.h Railroads. nere it can
a.zailg Le done. shoud - restrained from holding
FREE lapds exempt from t1xation Pledges the
party O. SECURE IA a0s prohibiting the further uss II
safersd ,focs T. ansnd the lax kss ~ tax payers
shall uot iae property through errors q officers
o. prohibit railroad companies from furnishing
passes CD legislators e. a. al municipal work by
the dag aal nos ~ contract. % pay women same
a. men fif the same labor and o. prohibit chlid
laoor PRISON iltor IS opposed, and arbiisa.ion -
defended Legislation - favored 10 renew the
FREE coinage of silver and 70 revise the tariff 80
that taxation the necessariss or life may be
duerd
The representative of The Farmers ALI
ance at this convention was ignatius Don
nelly who Is a big figure anywhere and well
known as al author
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-08
T4e TAYLOR BROTHERS. CANVASS.
One Of the Most Remarkable Campaigns
In American FnIitIcal History.

In American fobticai history.
The campaign Of Robert L. and Alfred A.
TAYLOR. brothers. bat rival candidates for the
xoveruorship Of Tennessee, viii become nota-
hly historical When many Of the national
issues that we have now before the country
are forgotten. the Taylor brothers campaign
in tennessee viii be retained in political
reu1iniscence. 4 novel feature q this frater
nal canvass ia the entire absence of personal
bitterness between the candidates, who follow
one another "a speakers u the same audi
enCes But The part the violin plays in ths
campaign is The episode that viii be longest
remembered Robert Taylor il viii 10 re-
memhsred afiiied himself into congress
few years AGO bat 10 was Alfred. tire Repub-
Hean brother. that introduced music into the
present contest His voice having failed him
he became alarmed that Robert would get
ahead - him on the stump. 81 he gave the
audience time on Tho violin. To Offset this
Robert took to kissing al the babies he could
fnf. which proving o. te disagreeahle con-
tract NJ hsst be abandoned it for tie more
congenial violin playing.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-08
Exei,ement IN Texas.

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris Tex. bv the remarkable
recovery Of Mr. j. f. Corley, who was so
helpless he could not turn in bed. or raise
his head. everybody said ne was dying of
Consumption. A trial bottle % Dr. Kings
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re-
lief. be bought large bottle and a box Of
nr. hing New Life Pills. by the time he
had taken two boxes Of Pills and two bot
ties of the Discovery. be vas well and
bad gained in flesh thiriy-six pounds.
Trial bottles Of this Great Discovery for
Consumption ten cents a. Wm. II. Tibbs'
9~rr stores
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-08

are making this grand ctter Crazv
Patel wrrk Beck. snaueled In twelve
aeerti fsi -eiors ard ccntsinire the attest
Fsurv Stitches cr Iarxe LltnoVrerr 81
Card hsrfog a nearfifui gold n'c-fnfed fsesi
Portrait in tlse rerteT. gwen sVav vth
every Ia cprt package cf Ai-zi1 sat Fi~vin
SAT- hss % rfnai f,r h3rseacI& rurp 1se@
RI ss the rieanpSt. rurest ard whifeSt sat
svar sper or nspi Ee1nenheT thsf iargp
package cosfs cnlg io cerfs. With TIE so0ve
pressn1 Ask gour grocer Eor r.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-08


ef, hears -. eanisr.az 1r.aad nssr
R-..s l.le
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-f- a.,s- :. ..ln....sg
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f. Fora aa11al ana e*r.ff sore
keeFes az -'-s' ''-'' -''
'
lnnn 81 ORR. a-el =. .til ii'A i.l.+
8ei ffail 81 .'t-'--. ~ --'ier'~ 49, F-@
killed
Too m1ea shi7st ~-aL Aili'A
Tml4 Aaa.all. 800 --ee suddenly 10
l1atsol-
Battle Creek people are disgssted eila
tha 44F tas ..t4 .s sighted -Aa s4nt some
talns BETTER
t-.ff.r ..a. of small 1oX has de-
ge.srea in Deaa.f n = amlly y ere i1
rsfentlV atpsar-,4-
tr,..t...-. 49,. ., FenanA especially
-, ~. f..sr p.nia..., aad saLes vii
nc rom sl8 t. ~.
C...t.- l. .r.f,., ALL vore ga the
.'.''' -. ~. go s'e.r., tan.s s.at -
81
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tie@'''''-
A Lapecf nan Alil De,'iii7 q N' 'o''-
aat in a att'''7 s-'. NOS
"',is" 'a'''e
The Rev Albert p tooA pastor p4 .1e
Baptist tLerla oi theo,ysan niAific'i
ass Lacy Angel. 90 Lansing. iees1aY-
Prank il Br.-n aged Il employed al
Inshaa. 4, u.A4 AS beutoa hsfoof. oad hi,
ioot badly s,iiaet li a vas oi poii-H- "a.ei
"Wednesday.
The -k-lrian u the mammoth recently
s-..sar.d n.s4 g.urtNriz1t Ont. j. nO~
rrase..rs through the state exhibiting At 10
cents head
William u.ass. Fast saginaw tailor,
took /, ll-s 81 thr-e o4noes u ammonia
.f.-..t.s hnts .i.ct0r an4 a stomach pump
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-08

Insanity is on the increase. Statistics
show this. Many cases are brought on by
OverwOrk. anxiety, excitement. mental
trouble and nervous prostration; IL IS also in
heriied Invariably sleeplessness and con
stipation manifest themselves before one
becomes insane. Constitution induces dys
pepsia. jaundioe. bad breath, piles, pimples.
low spirits. headache, etc. Or. Jones Red
Clover Tonic relieves constipation. thereby
curing these diseases. Price, % cents, by
r r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-08

Is IS inieef a qusiut sight IN ~ these tvro
sta war; men -ffdlngr before audiences tn
trne rtiustrri sfyie not O. prave teeir fitness
frr cfice hut .o win the affections II he
voters in fsw weeks this huf0crerY VII
b isii ssiie sri -re n them vii - t1e sd
rninistrafer ~ a territory nesrly ss largs -
thar 4 Frs and
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-08

TEE BEsT SAWS in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. salt Nheum. Fever
Sores. letter. Charped Hands. Chilhlsins.
C0Tns snd Al Skin er1pfions sad posi-. ve-
lY cures piles OF TO gsy required. If is
ruarante 20 give perfect ssiisfscsion oT
raonev refunded. Price - Gems pr box
For ss,s 81 Wm II Tihhs.