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ger departmeni ~ possesses afA'lic "eiil.
The neW Arrangement 0f the time table
of the g. As N makes no change iu the
time fhat trains Ieavetuis city h~chanses
are that the SUNDAY train. which leaves
thi. cifv atflp m.. Will arrive in Chicago
a. minutes earlier than formerly The
change r. made t0 avoid running
sre,.isl Nirhisan Central train
from NeW Buffalo BOZ. and that so loon the
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

sugars-Cut loaf "a granulated, g. e, "A -
s. 1000, extra sc, 100 -c, yellow &c,
toaee-Green Rio, eauc. Rio. roasted, liG
i5c. Java green. i5a2,c. Java, roasted. 24G2sc.
Aarscaib0. roasted. l6elsc Mexican roasted. lsc
4E1c.
Teas-Japsn. fine, s5e45c. Japan medium. 2Sa
l5c Ordinary. lsa.1sc. Hyson, @a5ac EIupowder
t1d5oc. O0Ioug g0aoc. Congo. -6o.-c.
Flour g - ger csf. 81 - PER Dbl patent pr
Csss. 3 ~ per CTt. s. ~ per Dbl. al Theat 1ou
81 - per cNt 50 s0 yer DOL.
nil feed. screenings sit per tom bran. 81
ships. s3. mddiing, si4sl5 Feed-Com and
1sfs So
Kerosene oB-Mrhtgan test l0'5o per gal.
Fafer white. if .C.
easoliue-lil.e lfr gal
see,is-olover. 9, $500 - per 0u. timothy. g. 10
Fish-No white ash. s. % per halt bbl.
other grades s. eaf - ger hair oei. trout, 81
col SAT- ST. per ID. clans 81 Hu per hun
dref canned oysters selects, "a be. smoked
Halnut 80
Pork In oarrels-Ness PORK Chicago packed
g ss8iH .'. clear OIL %. clear short cut Chicago,
81 n. clear short cuL dest. SD ri
Lard -Tierces ft e. sI and o p tins. f' b.. g.
In round ems iaN Csees. .c. lu "a pals ttac.l lc
Beef in barrels Extra mess, warranted 80 rs.
g. 1G extra. homeless fii CD.
Rufterine-N N alseshs creamery. solid. PC, rolls.
Sc dairy solid Iitac. rolls. l-.c
Frliss - OrsuEes. California. 81 ASS on. lemons
choice. g - lemons fancy 81 oa6 1 tgs
layer. nev ger p. ll.aeifc dates. fard. i9 1
hsv ger fh fic dates Fsrt. 81 ih ooE. per lh.. lC
dates Persian. FL la 1pK PER b. s-scasc
S8ts- Fesnuts. raw Der io, &C., choice red
raw per lh - fancy rel ra~. fFr In. Ft
choice T1lte. va 'o ttfty. t, 3 a.. ~.
d s'n.nn.lz IerIaEnra- .ac aiifarula. l'ata iaf
Rrarfs sG3c f'aerfs ~icfT flaflc. hfrce
.nns. l0c vsinurs frranua.a it.aoi5c. f7enrh
g. Missouri. s'sa9c eooosuufs pef TO- = Fss
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Srrrsiaa -ln ,ns matter ~ che opening
u.Ien.nE and extension 0f second ave.
Apreart1rs .f Ionn Mcconnell entered BY
e.nsr 81 -peet. fenirs issued rpturnao.e
--rf lt Angie CLARK vs. JACKSON o..
Cars Divorce De-ree granted complain
sut
orr BssTss ronisa J Cook vs.
Ies1 .nos In rhaucprT EiI flr divorce
Is eI james ~ Nhapn vs.. Justin 81
sIar.sv and N fam =. Cooper Iresp.ss
en- tfs case. 81, ~ complains f.ed.
Fsoatrs Estate ~ Elisa n pishrav
srrssseH Comu ss,oners warrant snd -e-
rn-r ef E-fsle ~ lsaae ~Varsan. de-
eased .rier s.ltvnE widow $50 .u item
~ statutory allowance Order aaowfns
sfn,Ir.s-rstors fra Account and aIstro-
aHrs estate Estate &C Hsr Ben
rer Ian -hsrre appointed samir-
frstrr Hsasle rf arrter --aun. n.nnr.
f.asrasn f-sf snnntI scronn. ea
Estate sm "a 8nfonr Apars's
ere esr-srf ant nrentorT sled
r arFr Esg Peir-e
81 .ef4raal fsi-re lr rrancfrF -re
-.rsr-e Iie rleI rs tnares
ner % e.arrarv flr rre s1
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ehsresrr sa asr divorces fet
r-5sha Rrnvn rhruas Emmer
rn Itnas Pr Het taa James collins
u-rns f1 escf a ret
sr.f Iflrtser Others Ni-ssree ADJOURNED
a- trrass ~taT ard rE others
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F rf srt 81 na refre fst
Fafer Hrterrer -n Fn
sef Asf ls
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Brace Un.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor. you are bothered with Headache,
YOU are fidgety, nervous, and generally out
Of sorts, and want to brace up. Brace up,
but not with stimulants. spring medicines,
or bitters, which have for their basis very
cheap, bad whisky. and which stimulate
YOU for an hour, and then leave you in
worse condition than before. What you
want is an Alternative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action of Liver and
Kidneys. restore your vitality and give re
newed health and strength. Such medi-
cine you will hnd in Electric Bitters. and
only 80 cents bottle 81 Peck Bros. Drug
Store.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Farm Prod ice From First Hands.
Beans-Uupicked are worth 5)G7oc, picked, 50
GsI.
Bu,ter-Fresh roll, DO si2a; dairy lSsl7o
creamery lio sc
Cheese--soll l9c.
Dried Frlits-Apples, 3es}zc; evaporated, SO
Sc.
Eggs-fl 1i21sc p doz
Fresh Neais-Dressed hogs. S6.00d6.50 r cwt
mutton. s5H0a55o. veal, 81 o8i s0. beef $3.50
6p0
Grain-wheat. Clawson. 70c. Lancaster. 73c;
Oats. lNs36c. Rye. Soc. Barley. sl.2Ss5l % per
cwt Com 51a.c.
Hides-Green. &c p p, part cured, 7c cured,
7i2asc. calf skins s 70 l1hs. lOC. kip skins,
green. ~. cured, 9c. dekin skins 9sa5OC p
piece. sheep pe = 50cgsi; WOOL being estimated
a. ~ = p.
Honey-l0tdl3 = D.
Hay Timothy. STOOLS per ton Clover. g. Gl0.
Potatoes-f.laz. iec Der bus.
Poultry Fowls. dressed, l01llc = D spring
chickens lfieH 81 per To-
straw Saaalv s. load.
TailOW- aC p -
Wool-W ashed. l5o pc. unWsshcd, i6a 10C.
Wood But little Offered FOur-foot Wood Is
worth st-5oB5 ? cord Block stove wood, q %
2
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07
Dnn,t Exnrrinrnt.

You cannot afford to waste time in exper-
imenting when your lungs are in danger.
Consumption always seems at first, only a
cold. Do not permit any dealer TO impose
upon YOU with some cheap imitation of
DR. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
coughs ami Colds. but be sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make more profit
he may tell you he has something just as
good, or just the same. Don't be deceived
bur insist on getting DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvery. which is guaranteed to give relief
in al. Throat, Lung and Chest affections.
Trial bottle free at Peck Bros drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS



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We have iu stock the most complete as
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West cigars ln the city
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A nice hne Of toilet waters and toilet
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Madam Bell hs, returned from Jackson.
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You will notice how quickly a thoroughly
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the limitations are without merit as they
are gotten up by INSCRIPTIONS parties. Be
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Tonic. The genuine is sold by T. r. viii
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tveness. bad breath, piles, pimples ague
and malaria diseases. poor appetite, low
spirits. headache. or diseases Of the kidneys.
stomach and liver Price % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

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
herted. Invariably sleeplessness and con
stipation manifest themselves before one
becomes insane. CONSTIPATION induces dys
pepsia, jaundice bad breath. piles, pimples
low spirits headache, etc. DR.. Jones Red
Glover Tonic relieves constipation. thereby
curing these diseases. Price, 90 cents, by
T. L wilson
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Rncklrn,s Arnica Salve.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corn, and all Skin EruptiOns, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. Ii Is
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded Price % cents per box.
For sale BY Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07
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sarah Dr0gn a Bay City woman, has
been discovered starving lo leala iu a
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much money have thr Bay Clly churches
sen- .o lhe hsathen 10 B0sroo05la lately
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We have the original Escott hy paper.
Mills. LACEY & DICKINSON.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

We have all the popular mineral water
MINIS, LACEY & Dickinson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07
POLITICAL ECONOMY.

Novels by Popular Authors for Summer
Reading. Literature for the Mountains,
SeaShOre and summer Resorts
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-07

Every household made happy by our
Gelatiue starch
MnLs Lacy & DICKINSON.
, 1886-08-20
Brief Career of the Fin. raiL.r.

A ready tongue, possessed Of a genial
wit, is indeed a great treasure, its manip-
ulator. if l may use the term. is a gem
eral favorite. His words are watched
and his sayings repeated. He lightens
care, diffuses cheerfulness, quickens the
thoughts of others, and multiplies harm
less enjoyment.
There is. however, one thing sad about
him. The fine talker runs but a brief
career. He is as short-lived as the race
horse, or as the man who swings by one
leg on the trapeze, or another man who
wins applause by forcible spurts of dis
play. al .fsI.
If he is witty his jokes become thin
II he is descriptive his landscapes lose
their fine coloring. If he is dramatic,
he becomes stereotyped and he makes a
dismantled wreck on the shores of time.
II, however, he has learned to be a good
listener as well, he will not so voc be
discovered. fl it aei a 3
There is but one rule governing both
talk and takers, and that is, to be GER
tain that what we say will be acceptable.
We should never speak unless we have
something to say.-Annie E. Myers in
Chicago Ledger.
, 1886-08-20

Possibly from a wholesome respect for
the %porcupine's spears, the monkeys
mostly restrict themselves to the bars
and ropes to the upper half Of the cage.
Now and then there is the usual skir-
mish among themselves. without which
monkeys seem to be incapable OF endur-
ing life. Occasionally an irrepressible
monkey seizes the tail Of a jackal as it
passes under him with the peculiar @trit-
trot" Of the race, hauls it up into the air
until 1t ye.ls with mixed anger and ter
ror, and then swings itself among the
bars above, and grins at the victim in
derision. rs r-..fs sab. i ta fu.l
As to the rabbits and g~uinea-pigs, they
seem to be simple nonentities, and the
monkeys do not NEEDLE with them.
There is some fun in pulling the tail Of a
pig or jackal, because the one will squeal
and the other will yell. But rabbits and
guinea pigs make no outcry. and there
fore are allowed to go their own stupid
way. Ducks and geese too, being noisy
birds. afford a momentary joy when
suddenly suspended by the neck or wing,
but the jackals seem to give the most
sport, their tails being irresistible to any
Of the monkey ace 1t is very amusing
to watch a jackal trotting along with
bushy tail erect, and suddenly ~recoIlect
that it is passing under a bar tenanted
by a monkey. The way in which Il
droops its tail and scurries out Of reach
of the monkeys paw. seems to amuse its
prosecutor almost as much as q uccess
full grasp of its victim. AS to the jack
ais themselves, they stink away for a mo-
ment, but o forget their previous ex-
periences, and run the same risk again.
Leisure Hour. .sa 3D.
, 1886-08-20

A patient suffering from this disease
died recently at Guys hospital, London.
He was employed on a wharf, in the
handling OF foreign hides, and undoubt-
eddy contracted the disease from the hide
Of an animal which had been affected
with the disease known by the French as
Charlton, by the Germans milzbrand.
but by English speaking people as
anthrax. The patient noticed a pimple
on the back OF his neck, which in
tw~enty-four hours became greatly en-
larged, and the glands Of the neck were
swollen. The surgeons removed the en-
larged pimple at once, but without avail,
the man dying in about four days from
the time he first noticed the pimple.
This disease may also be contracted by
the bite of an insect, a fly for instance,
which has been feeding upon the carcass
of an infected animal. The microbe OF
the disease is a bacillus bacillus an
thracis), and was observed in the blood
of cattle as long ago as 1S49 by Pollen
der, although its Importance was first
recognized by Davaine in 1850.-Scien-
tific American.
, 1886-08-20

The Naples children are Of a kind diff
cult to classify. Born in extreme pow
erty, clad in rags, fed upon crusts,
strings of maccaroni and sour wine.
sleeping on the floor or on pavements.
very strange ideas must enter their in
FAINT brains. They are not pretty, for
personal beauty among the lower classes
is rare everywhere in Italy, but they are
always in good spirits. Not much ia
seen OF them in the daytime. AT night
they swarm out Of all the reoesses in
which they have been hidden. romping
about the walks, full of mischief, much
in the way and hard to get rid OF. Some
times they go to bed on church steps, OF
frequented pavements at an early hour
with the older members of the family,
and sometimes they car be seen playing
games in the street at . o'clock in the
morning as naturally as IL 1t were mid.
day.
They seem to take absolutely no not<
of time. They may have slept and
walked again to renew their sports, which
is probably the case. Children playing
in groups in the streets at ! OF . o'clock
in the morning would be q surprising
sight in America, or even in any other
country in Europe. But at Naples nd
one seems to remark it. Life here II %
strange, SO unlicensed, 20 at vsrianos
with all hat we in the north are 40
customed to consider IS proper or decor
ous.-Nsples Cor. San Francisco Chron-
icle.
, 1886-08-20
The FUR ssweassoF NETWORK.


Girls VINO Work Hard for = Small
Amount of Monsy-Poison In the Furs.
or all tho skilled labor that women do,
probably the worst and most unhealthy
Is that OF the fur sewers, and few live to
work at it more than Ave or six years.
They go into a oonsumptivs decline, lose
their sight or become victims TO arsenical
poison. The busy season with fur sewers
Is during the summer and early fall, as
the garments that are to be sold the fol
lowing winter are made then, and as
that also is the season when moths are
flying. it II necessary to keep the work
room closed As far as is possible. to pre-
vent any OF those dreaded insects from
entering. In consequence, thu air is
filed with minute particles Of fur, which
keep up a constant irritation Of the lungs
and a desire TO cough which frequently
develops into pulmonary consumption
in those predisposed that way. This
flying hairs also get into the eyes,
and there are few OF the girls
who work at that trade long that
do not have red or sore eyes, though
some OF them attribute that trouble to
the presence Of the arsenic which has
been used to cure the skins. The fur
dealers will tell you that there is no dan
ger to the health in hat business, and
that there are no poisons used in the
preparation of the pelts, but one glance
at the girls will disprove that, for nine
out Of ten will show unmistakable evil
dence Of poisoning in their pale faces
and pulled out eyelids. Every pelt has
to be cured with more or less arsenic,
and no amount OF subsequent shaking or
dyeing will remove it all. The girls re-
ceive it into their system with every
prick Of the needle and every particle OF
dust they inhale. The very air is scented
with its pungent, coppery odor.
Fur sewing is in itself no harder than
any other kind OF sewing. The workers
are generally seated in low. chairs and
have the work in their laps and thus
bend directly over it. The stitch is an
over and over one and is sewn with linen
thread, and then the seams are 1attened
out by means of q bone instrument, the
wrong side being first dampened. The
work is tedious, as it is composedof hun
ereds OF small bits OF fur matched and
sewn together, to piece out lengths or
alter shapes. The sewing up OF a gar
ment is the easiest part OF it.
Some OF the girls who work at the
fur trade are set to making buttons
for the sealskin sacques, and as this work
is comparatively easy it is very poorly
paid. They earn by steady work about
81 a week il expert. In some cases a
whole family of girls will be found work
ing together. 1t takes about a year for
a girl to learn fur sewing. though those
who finish off garments must of neces-
sity understand it better still. The
pay is fair for experts, for they can earn
up to $40 a week, but the work is not
steady, and in the winter and spring
there are many idle months. so that the
average is at once reduced to IS. When
learning, girls usually get 81 a week for
the first year. and 1t is very rare that one
receives over S. a week inside Of three
years. and this then ia reduced nearly
one-half by the dull months. New York
Mail and Express.
, 1886-08-20
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