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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

WANTED SITUATION. AS Filler on rAh
" zer 49, e saNmiA. twelve seAn ~ Practical
experience cen furnish TIE hest 81 rtterflirt.
Address = ! J.. care "a Telegram Herald
WANTED SITUATION ~ Az tAPLhi
W euoed bo1i aud shoe salesman Adaruss D
- care Telegram Herald
WANTED SITUATION AZ 5ANiIck can
W give references AoCrsss. A Al tere iele
grzn-lterald =
IANTED-BI A LADY MH0 II COOP
W pcuman. situation copy lst or 60 de-
writing OF ans description. or as cashier Adeitss
Miss Einma Lindsey - hasiiugsst -
uANTED-Bl RELIABLE N0DN0 NAN A
W situation ga Store Of eau make himself gene
rally useful. Has had experience ln null an1
coilfeC uonery business Address J. J. A.. tiAfci
con Hotel -
llANTED- SITUATION A. Bp0kkEEIEk Oh
W copying dome evenings ~ good peuman
having a Thorough business training Prices
moderate Call or address - Canal 81. q
NfANTED-A SITUATION As BD0kktEFLR
W or hyoks % post evenings. ny ltrstf
thoroughly posted 10 the business price lu a.
cofdancc with the times Call OT address boDa
keeper noon g No. - Cana IL.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
A Pretty Fiqht.

IL is probably true that the congressional
career of the Hon VIM c. May is
approaching It's completion. Mr. Don NJ
Dickinson has decided that he would like
TO have Mr. Maybury succeeded by his
active young henchman Mr.. John J. En-
right. and il is understood that Mr. Enright
feels sufficiently hattered by this mark of
his boss esteem and confidence to under
take the job of knocking cut the present
representative of the First Michigan district.
Mr. Enright may succeed so far as the favor
of the Democratic Congressional Convention
is concerned, and there are a good many
surface indications that he will d. so. Bat
the hight will be very pretty one.-Detron
yril4fue
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Basluess ID 0raad Rapids . .ast ~
eoEsrinz from tie scars ~Llc1 labor
troubles All riots sFsFyshsrs provoked
s1d zhzn "a 5eca8ls evident thai thsfe
Sefe - 10 40 strikes u ear great - uu-
fzcfanDz Institutions Asrs and tLat ouf
ssilssls would eolflnus AZ tleIr 5snehss.
Ils faces ~ sur loeAl sFehs1fs hsli-
slei ~ and Business generally bright
snssl Our local columns tbs morning
fally sLo1 thai q number ~ TIE employ
sfs n the e.fy are u0t satisfied with t1e
"eigit-hoar DAY Mr Gar tells his
employees that bis company Is nOt ~
a. PLEASED sitA the experiment t1sy have
made. All thai be li0es not believe that
ne country IL ready for tie sizhthOar
pan AMI. shlls be does Dot say - Ia
terms. be iniimafss that nis factory vii
return % TIE Oil basis. Mf. BissELL.s
addrsss to his sOrkmsn cannot be mis-
tazen. Ills factory VII return 10 tie
tsn-h0ur pla4 today and, while be hopes
10 retain ell his present employees, lie
otsfs u give AM Il al Who desire 10
leave bIm FOR position slseShsFe.
letter u rec, mmeDG. tie does not pro
pOse - dictate - S0rkingmen. he de-
sires h Lirs men 10 work ten hours. he
s.-snos lay straw IN the way Of those
bo only desire 70 work eight.
Il this not tair?
Suppose nov, that every employe 10
the Bissel factory walks out this
morning, refusing 10 work. Mr.. BIssELL
+ offeFs % give al recommend who can
dad places elsewhere. Suppose, then,
+ SIR BIssgLL can lind men who are will
lDg 10 work ten hoarsg Can his former
sOrkmen consistently boycott HUMP
Mr. BIssELL says DO believes It Is 10
the mutual interest Of himself and his
employees that his factory be run ten
I hOurs a dag. IL Mr.. BIssELL Is wrong
Do cannot find men to work FOR him.
The whole question resolves itself into
one u supply and demand
When We 20 very Far beyond that We
lind the boycott and then intimidation,
socialism, anarchy, tho Commune!
We must stop somewhere. IL BY re-
iasing to work for Mr. Basel his en-
pioyes can induce him 10 accept the
sishi-hour plan that is their right. II by
asking others not 20 work for him they
can secure their ends that Is their right.
But It Is also his right to hire men who
will work FOR him on his terms.
IL was said about the streets Of the city
last night that there would be trouble
here yet, that the Furniture Manufac-
turers have decided 10 return to the ten
hour plan and that the men were deter
mined TO have the eight-hour day. The
TELEGRAM HERALD earnestly hopes
that the workingmen will
hesitate loag before they decide
upon a striks. Just so soon as a
general "walk-out" takes place there will
be a general lockout" and the business
interests OF Grand Rapids viii be par
alyzed for two years.
What would the worklngmen gain?
We invite the wage workers OF Grand
Rapids to give this journal their opinions
on the subject.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
OUR RURAL FRIENDS.

Our table today was graced by fine
bunch OF radIshes, for which we return
thanks to our unknown friend.-LGnsing
Republican.
When in Big Rapids we enjoyed a very
pleasant visit with DR.. and Mrs. w. +.
Dockry, and were most Hospitality enter
tanned by the d.. and his lady.-Mecosta
Sentinel
We extend grateful thanks to the gentle
manly waiter at Charles Parker's restaurant
for two plates of cold beans, which came
almighty handy at this office Detroit
Ercning Journal
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
NIHlusTIc CIPHER WRITING.

The recent anarchist riots have brought
to light many Of the secret ways and
means used by them in furthering their
diabOlical ends. HARTMAN, the nihilist,
IN { communication to the Chicago Times,
reveals great deal. hitherto publicly
unknown, OF the objects and methods OF
hrs sect. One OF the most interesting
particulars Of his sketch is that part
where he describes the cipher they use, as
follows.
our nihi.istic cipher is one OF the best
eser saw. very simple and ingenious, but
absolutely unJecipherable by the police. in
spite Of the fact that the principle Of il Is
perfectly we'll kl )wn 90 them. Everything
IN this cipher DEB nds on the application of
a key word, arranged between the CORES
poudents 20 the text Of the message. The
following illustration will make 1t clear
let the alphabet he arranged and figured.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

DROBATE ORDER STATE % MIcHIGAx, Coun-
/ " Of Kent, -. At session 81 The Probate
Court. for the County Of Kent holden a. the Pro
bate Office IN the City Of Grand Rapids on Wed
nesday. the 18th day Of April. Ia the year one
thousand EIGHT hundred aud eighty six. Present
LYMAN y Folleit Judge 81 Probate
In the matter Of the estate Of IA NfS -Hitlb-.
late Of the.city Of Grand Rapids IN sad county
deceased.
james Cam bell administrator ~ The es.aie ni
said deceased praying this court Tor license and
authority to sell the real estate Of sad decreased
Their in described for the reasons ara purposes
therein mentioned and 81 forth
Thereupon II "a orcered. that Monday. the alAi
day Of May next ~ ten O'Clock in the fore
noon te assigned for the hearing - said petition
and that The neir. At Law 81 sald deoessed. and
sl other persons interested ga aid estate. are r.
auired 20 sppe- ~ session ~ ssld f0urt. then
" he hoides Al the Probate Office. in tie City 81
Grand Rapids in said county. and show cau-e. 4
any there be, why the prayer 81 the petitioner
should not be granted.
And Il ia further ordered that said petitioner
give notice o. the persons Interested in .sic estate
of TIE pendency ~ said petition and the hearing
thereof hy causing q cDuy ~ this order 70 - pub
fshe1 In the GkAsn RtFIus MoRSfSe IElEsE n
HFRaLD.s Newspaper printed and circulating ia
SD County 81 Kent three successiF ~ vefks
pre-, ious ~ ssid day o. hearing
LYMAN y FeIfFTT.
a t--le enpy1 Judge 81 froHate
FRsNE " HfVE Register thur
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Herr Mosr. the bold and bloody leader
OF ths anarchists. skulking under bed
and trembling for iesr Of his life. IL a
spectacle which has not been squalled
befors IN tins country since jar DAVIS
uss found running FOR the woods With
has Hifss petticoats on unless Il bs by
the spectacle % a lUt % Ohio State Sem
stcrs seeking seclusion IN ths blue grass
81 Kentucky
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
A Jaeksonisn Republican.

Governor husk listeued "a the appeal and
then said As long a. the kOsciusko
Guards are III the service of the state l will
protect them II have 70 clean out your
whole ward The peculiar merit of -hese
words Is that the man who uttered them
meant exactly what he said. General Busk
Is a Republican in politics but he j. a
Jack sonIan by nature, and there Is not IN
simpler old Democrat IN personal conduct
and official practice than he is.-Chicdgo
Hsfaff
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
Wnrncd 10 lime.

A newspaper cor respondent has just made
the startling discovery that Miss Folsom
has the genuine incedO regina walk. But
perhaps it may not be as serious as al first
reported Ncwsp aper correspondents are
very prone 20 exaggeration. We shall
await further advices as 10 the sufferers
condition with unfeigned interest. At any
rate, 1t is comforting to know that Mr.
Cleveland has been warned in time -Kala-
1lg-00 Herald
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

The British House of Commons decent
think the little island oa which It sits is
yet rpe Tor the exclusion OF hemp. II
has dsci led. by vote OF III b 81. not to
abolish capital punishment. The House
- right Capital punishment should be
retained until the villain charged with
outraging forty children has been hanged
IA high as Haman.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

oFaTFD PROPOSALS wf1 - reeei7ed - the
- Office n N.Agneg. e. i0nis sfreef Grand
Parids Nifh nnta Saturday 81 RI elrfs fn
Nav istn 1850 f1r fhe construction 81 hpfe. On
WacsfsWa Rar sud lsEe Michigan. according ~
r.lsr.s auf srTl fcsfir1s ~ - sen ~ ntfnf q
: C<gr.s1 a-rf 't1ra - Mn1rfse street
Ire Rs-ri reserve fne rghf - rfler srF tr1
I'll ff1s sni ttr contractor 81 f1.ss s1-rlsfes Gre
serfgfed sfe zff h0n's p ~. sniofai r. ef
f~sr+ r.ras 49, ~ fsrhfnI perform sree ~ cone
trait r-rIitrHs
A. r~1frss. Sc - rsfFef rsrir I-1fo-
s.s 81 frF-f~frr.r RI il.se 90 hHfsfses ffl
49, fsEf t.gan
AFefs |-fs tfrf
srF frs.rrsr ~ naeri ~ frerfars fesi
aar |ars tses
fal-f NsF Ht
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
Lake lie Woods. Bows.

The Jackson giddy girl is anxiously look
ing forward 10 the date of the state conquest
of the Michigan division of the Traveller :
Protective association, which will be held in
that city May >. There are lots of them in
the prison city, tOo.-KaIamazoo Gazette.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Il. Is an IA wind that blows nobody
any good. 4rhaps the storm =, Joliet
iast evening" may have bad the effect oi
leading JoE MAcKN 10 think % the
futars and repeat.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Judging from tbs time spent IN the
discussion ~ 'lOng and short hauls" ia
the senate. 10 are inclined 10 think there
isamalosity ia favor o. long hauls.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

A successful strike by the over work ell
women OF the land, many OF whom work
fourteen and sixteen hours eacl day would
come nearer to being righteous movement
than any yet reported. Csdar springs Clip
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
III Pieces

Very handsome double width Dress Fabrics
and very desirable. for only D cents pei
yard reduced from 40 cents.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
STATE PRESS CROssFIRR.
That Depends

The Grand Rapids Leader thinks a sl5.-
OOJ.OD0 river and harbOr bill will prove u
heavy weight 10 our Democratic friends in
the elections this year" Thought II was
us -FusiOnsts.- Detroit Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

For Remarkable Fssaa L~Esasnt-ois
Eleven deaths have resulted fron TIE
has ua-ar4sE tragedy. TIE renlArz able part
gi Is Is lAat not sue ~ the hating Anarchists
las pet been silled --l hl1a.ys Nsll
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

A United States Senator wOuldn't be
iaiasheed BY the fact that 30 had free
pass ever 4 Pacific railroad on, no
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

kFKk fNff4llNENf AN9 fhtf.l-t.->i ~
s..sl ,.i.i..s aaull .ikt - aiskt l.t t,l..aii
latss ai sstitsaaa t-i q .As" y t.si it't.'...
So r,..a i..... tss ati-es zs6s4 e.lt af
t.itE Ials- tl.-reia.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

With the table before him in connection
with the parole. the correspondent will find
10 easy either t0 write the cipher or to IN
derstand BE- vet one ignorant Of the word
would be- entirely m the dark. Suppose the
message IS this. and the key word. which
in this place shall be gold. applied 10 il a.
H.-f.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Lat "a all hope that those distin-
guished Bnt0Ds, JANIS RUSSELL Low
ELL, BRgr HARTE aud GEORGE W
SMALLEY vii condescend 10 show some
consideration FOR DR.. OLIvsR WENDELL
HOME.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Are the Eofkingmen IMPORTS q
cioaess When cyclone str.~es Il gen
sfally effects '.eaIss $3.50
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Dakota can no longer clam monopoly
q tho cycloas Business. Missouri, Kan
sas snd Illinois ars very lively com
petlt0rs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

When IsroRs C0sNFEnD heard that
Msxey Cobb was at deaths door be
bsstsned 10 Philadelphia with doctors.
but bis and their arrival was TO- iaies
Il illustrates a class OF peculiar and yet
common coincidences. that Mr. CoHSFELD
bad oezu offered s60000 'or bis famous
horse but = short time before toe animal
iied and it = sud that he had Msyey
Cobb four bcofs and one tsil smputsted
e. retain a. touching memsutCes q the
s6o.6sO which he didut accept
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Children's Dresses, Bibs, Drawers, Shirts,
&c, Embroidered Dresses in white and
colors, for 81, sl25, $50 81, $50 81,
g 80, 81 s..
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

We have a very large assortment Of silk
dress goods Of every description and at the
most reasonable prices.
SFRING < COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

n Russia must hght China, perhaps
Grsecs better NOT Do too fast. Bat per-
hAps again, France has bsen whispering
something eonhssntial IN the ear %
Grsece.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Ii j. popular nov 10 PRAISE ne po4ce force.
lev nllg11s hence, hen politics beoome
arseni AMI niseh0od Is demanded. the SAME
AegshI
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

-1nss ~ fhe ,oul1sFl panefs seem Uu-
CONSCIOUSLY q lave BIS apoa Tie exact sora
slen lbey spesk ~ fas lolr as 5etersen
lAsis ~sriD -Nsa York Hsfld
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Secretary MASNIS8. 10 Is said. Is having
an invalid chair made. 10 which to be car
risd b and from his office. TIE Secretary
would ia well 10 wait until be can walk.
II not u is quite possible that a bier may
% needed soon instead OF A chair
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

The stgangesft Ting about Il - that The
o1ieers. .4.sft't think 81 book under the
~cs1 ior herr Mosr before.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

One hundred pieces new and desirable
styles Dress Goods just opened for 10
cents per yard. SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Governor SwfNEFOEDs wants for
Alaska grow daily larger. and already
runs into The thousands for Indian mis-
sions. hospitals, etc. II SwINEFoBD Il
not soon Confirmed and bundled out OF
Washington there viii be nothing left OF
the treasury surplus 20 pay pensioners
who singsd their coas-tsils Ia the war.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Under the skylghi may be found arge
assortment # En4hroidsri-s. Made-up Cam
brio ariiCes Dres. Trimming. in great Va
resy. Bottoms Chenille Fringes, Moss Trim
ming. Braids Rnchings. Corsets. etc
sPa ~ & CoxFsTv.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
ron RENT- Nouns.

no RENT- DESK ROOM on GROl N FLOOR.
j IS Pcarl-st.. II. -. Reynolds
NO kEAI-NEkN DESIRABLE ROOMS ON
/ hn.t noor. suitable for two gentlemen or
gentlemen and vile Gail IA 20 Sheldon ST.
Mr. Creytou Pot
no KENI-ONE NICELY D. kNlsHEb ROOM
| suitable for one or two gentlemen, with lri.
vate family. pleasantly situated opposite lpst1i
nee Inquire at 10 ,. Division a.
TO kENT-BIRNIsHED OR UNFINISHED
| rooms at No o. North Division. keiencnCcs
required.
no RENT-FURNisHED ROOMS OA 6KOCND
hoor at la fountain.st
no KENI-FKONT ~IlIE-TNfIkNIsHf
/ single nom furnished. Vacancy iof Ftuilc-
man 70 noon with another With board also
board by the day D. East Fulton e. Also va
cancy al - Lagrayc 81. iof lady 10 room with an
other. Mr.. J. A ilnkiNs
1lO RENT-FURNIsHED or UNFINISHED
| Moons al 80 Ottawa--t.
TO RIM NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
1 with al the modern lmpruf eDcuis. Euqulfe
at nom ll Grinnell block. corner Canal spd
Crctccni- ave. W
no KENT-ONE MOLLY fTHNisHIb FRONT
| room suitable Tor = married couple ~ two
young men. Apply Al Palace Dining hall l0i
canals =. Sd
TO RENT-pLEAsANT FURNISHED Rooms
j with board in vcr1 pleasant ipraiify. Also
front room un grouno Door unfinished taH 81
% ksst Fulton 81 (.
no RENT-FUKNlsHED Rooms AT RAN
| som ~ 81
no RENT-NICFIY FURNISHED FRONT
j rooms a. iF Nesl Park Place M
TO KENI-FI RNIsHED ROOMS ON sfCoND
] and Third Acors Aadis block. - canai-st 80
10 RENI-ONE NEATLY ID kNISHLn ROOM
i Cal room 5eunD block Monroe So W
pa RENT THO ORTHKIH ROOMS SUITABLE
| fof Office apply a. lam hoil~. over q
Monroe II 81
TO kENT-lN THR BLOCK No n CANAL
1 street q s5if "a thrne ruous t0 HIt iflFufs
snch car have 0ue. ivo 90 three reYlis a. fhrE
desire-su beafef ty renu Ihf best chsnfe
for single gentlemen lpr lodging fHV1sfF Good
tenants car have such o. Very iuH rates Inquire
al once 81 No n tsua. -t 81 berNin
To NEATLY FURNISHED MOONS
l Apply 90 third Hoor iiserf book Cans - q
TO EEN1 kNlSHIn kuDHs - GOOD
shape 81 ls8 pffsWsSt M
70 RENT-NEATLY FfRNI-HEl Rooms At
! ~ OftausSt AZ
10 RFNT-TWO NifElG FI HkI-HFD Rooms
] 81 81 fasf brdgfst
TO RFNT-Fr HNIsHED or fHIrHfTsHED
! rooms Euqure 81 corner ~ iaEfsFf HUd
eaBes -
70 RFNT-F TENTsHFD ROOMS At WHY
| reasonable rsts a. ~ Draws -
TO RFNT GOOD So HhI~nEr HoDE- Al a
] very nv rate tIFf ai lhe hfuiaf hoise
TO RfVT PorR Rooms sfITApfE fyh
| grrfIef1rn suf wife - iaff balleefsff|IHa
Cal ~ adfre-s' II ls~iEirE FL 3
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

IL \ WHITNEY. FORMERLY NhhAaEH 90
" BufehF pairHnf establishments o. iuoafed
81 lf Monroe "a Hhrr orIefs uII' ls received f.f
TsluiinR. pnfHr hanging and fffstfanslur Hsfnafn
liTY BAKERY AND CNNfTfT UNTHN ls4
' eraudfiNe sfe Regular trade solicited "
kpsE Proprietor
g. HfHkhEH. WATTIIe. fIuTt AMI
y. finc Jewellery - Monroe
OSCAR u1E ~ HiNI-lUT ~ faFil- EIlF
" ana ieh Shop -erreff Specially
fHoCkETI A HDrFItt FINfNf ASSORTED
Y fluifur ir ftf riff We o. sfIf own lf.lifI.
ternF Heneuher r. rsnai 81
IA HOPKINS tkrHfJDT. Is NONHOE
u. 81. o.s Aidufh block
HoMMi-tiNA p p LAME 4 60. woo p.
Y suff afttien if frM aul ttFeffflos hfffer
esee eif aud ~ ioiis.si hfai.l Rapids NlDh.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

The President. being a New Yorker.
has sympathy for bis fellow citizsns and
has appealed to Congress to make al
appropriation to dstray the expenses OF
the inan suration Ok the Bartholdi statue
ofe'Li0ssty Enhghtening the World "
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
Immense Display OF Novelties
in Dress Goods.

The finest fabrics imported as we'll as
home made goods, can be found in our
Dress Goods Department
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

GASP RArsDs. TUESDAY. MAJ a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

one Battery Viii Work Them All
lt = said that one thousand delegates viii
sit IN the coming Republican Convention IN
Maine. but no alarm need 10 De ieit because
Of that AL tue wires running 60 that body
will center in one place and be manipulated
by one hand The beginning Of the end l.
rapidly coming around the corner Paula
detDhta Itncs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Dress Goods for only nine cents pei
yard. Excellent values.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

LLOYD sREzEE. Ea.sor and Manage
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

\ J. II II
The first letter ofthe message " is repre-
sented by o.. g. below it hy T. Subtracring
The one from the other. We find s. which
represents the letter r. as above. In the
next case the miuuend IL smaller than the
subtrahend a. the number rs representing
The total alphabet is added and The subtrac-
ton proceeds. giving the letter +. The
reader can easily carry 0Vt the whole
method for himself In case where the
key letter the same az the other he Cypher
letter wouli he = the letter representing
fne total number ~ the slphsbef If the
parties Using the cipher wish to Cgmpiicafe
% still mere they csn arrange thar the letters
of tne ssy word shall be applied o. the
letter or message Coy the hrst half
~ ft in tbe regular sequence for the other
half iu the reverse order
A more Ingenious or sirois method ~
secret writing can scarcely be conceived.
IL = sbuolutsly uninteihEible 70 any oue
not possessed Of the key word. AMI iedss
iefectlon. One can easily imsg.ne Why
tse Rassisu ponce have 40 mneh dies
entity rith the aihiists. who EXHIBIT great
claverness IN lnVentax snch ine Hnzerai
rlearz - communicate
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

OFFICES 3 AaO y pEAsl-sr
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

zas-'.a a. ~ ~-''.s Of an. s.-aaa ei-...
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

British Minister " EST has no suspicion
that fee David , Adams case can % set
tied by any ether authority than ~
Grest Britain alone. The Unitsd States
may have ifs own privsta opinun 80 shat
IL right srd what aronz In the matter.
and Canals may bava Der own vievs
about if. but Great Britain must inter
prst ne isv "A for Csusis. she nav 10
a. she -h,oses shsut letting Eng'snd ran
bar business We Yankees have hesn In
the hstit Err something ever a hundred
PEARS to bavs something -o say sbcnt rHr
evn Affairs AMI - ionf utsni 81 hrass
nH nrv
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Dress Goods as low Is five cents per
yard. SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

The soei4iistic crowd nov eOmplAin that
the Chicago police shoot too i0s. They
have ~ II shes hIt enc VI the brave Leaders.
fbey are cEa@lsrs - hen there Is danger ia
s.shI - lhlaalll I.tcl y-etA-
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13

Dress Goods for seven cents per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-13
AGTsTs HfsgED

HAATib-slA GOOD CAHN lssTHs HATF
" H ifnaif rr.sfs END fuflfHlasI9r e. tilr
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3 m n Tisin If hoFif block i fenr.-s CTS
WfNTEb-oHF GOOD IfFF rNsrFsNcF
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pf 81 ftfffFf AuiteI rgpus ~ nud "a iitaIsf
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-02-04
Scaldod Children.


We often read of cases, and some of
us who are what is called charity visit
ors meet with them in person, where
little children succeed in scalding them
selves to death, either by falling into
tubs of boiling water or by pulling over
vessels Of boiling water upon them
selves. We lately heard of child who
drank from the nose of teapot of hot
water, before it could be hindered, sus-
tanning fearful injuries; and it may be
we'll for our readers to know what to
do if similar case should turn up in
their own experience. Cod liver oil
and lime water mixed in equal parts is
to be administered, a toaspoonful at a
time, to the scalded throat, once an
hour, given slowly so that the healing
mixture trickles down almost of itself.
This not only heals the injured part,
but supports the strength of the child,
as food would do until other nourish-
ment can be taken. For external scalds
and burns there is nothing at once so
cooling and curative as the ointment of
oxide Of zinc, but as every one does not
have this in the house, it is as we'll to
plunge the injured part in ice water as
to do anything else, whenever the
plunge is practicable, and when it is
not to keep cloths upon it wrung out of
ice water. This excludes the air, at
any rate, and allays the pain, and al
lows the strength to rally while it is
within the reach of everybody. Her,
per's Bazaar.