davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

Mr. Lovely l. a candidate for Cou-
sress 10 = Minnesota district. Hs cam
paixu must bs something of tue BOB and
Ar TAYLOR sort.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16


EOR SALE GREYHOUND PrPPIE- FOR
sals or exchange months ed, fswn and
mouse co'ors. Write or CAL Al Is Froni-sf
NOR sALE-A FEW SILVER AND GOLD kE
peafing watches cheap Also = tent fNxs n
and outfit Cal or address n J., 2 'aDsi-st- y
I,OR sALE-GoOD CARRIAGE And FORT.
land cutter will take IN exchange good lot
or fox squirrel T. loan-sums from SIS - 81 ~
lots from - to $40 slso hopse~ to rent. tn-
4uire OF Iufte Bro over arcade, opera house blk
INOR SAIF-ONE -FCONDHAND J. 4 FAi
plauiup and matching machine, Tlsnes -
inches viie sud matches up - - inches al In
good order and ili ~ s0ld 81 bargain. Ca o.
"a. =
I.oR -AIF-A ~FAN 0F DARK IRo>eRFY
hp-sfs vea-s old weighing fN - For
ir formation cal 81 ~ ard g -1ufh Division 81
oor Hsse> 81 81
Tor sAIF-TwO sEC0ND HAND ,sYAi
I stoves medium size. nsed one season t1 sre
In Trr1 rflslr tn4GIre 81 ms oftIff
lFNTINF DIAMOND HTNg-. FFEFFfT CIT
" s-onss lss grId f1r ~ 1' Perfection giss-os
thf hest ~ -0Iie god sIs.fisfIes p y
Prices never before oferti rrso1 hsEi1s
Genuine g0ests. k-erFfhIns warranted - ?.
HeTaeH ~ Non-est q
I,1R sAIFA 6DDn ~fkflfAHLF HoHsF
I - family ~ O. Ter7 FFI-l-ee-. rnesp 81 =
N0-.-oest sf
Is1R ShI.F-f}re euriFff F-ise rste- Iiaro.
resr.T new one Pfr -I.fi 81 e1ss stowe e'tt
oven ls-Fe SIZE nrHfr Hfe eei plnfer ore he1
er-.r~ s-r .n-re rftrr flrr tire fr4..re 81
rrTm = Hs BOOK 8 snslr ~
Tp0R -aI F-fsfNPI So ~ N EFPDRTe
Vsis sr-.nns and 5efe-oes sr1 ofne~ rsiu-
shis .sr books VII - so5 chesp tddre~
Pred CsrE Grand Raids sch
Isok skIE-A FIE-T CAS- .IIVER 1bTCF
o1~s 80 uzef pr lifle ~ - 90 81 tiers
tisoonrt fr-ui-s - TEI sesss rstlH o@oe
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16
OPINIONS OF EDITORS.


They Prefer Theirs raight.
Better a straight Republican than a
deputy Republican" 50 says the Calves
ton Ne'cs. and 50 say We. POhGcs without
principle Is dirty sort OF game.-Phiia-
dsfohsl Record
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

The removal of deputy revenue collector
named Cheek has offended many of the
people Of Dss Muines Iowa. who have
known Cheek as an Oldtime and faithful
deputy To may be that the collector got
rid Of him because there vas a superabund-
ance Of bis sort in the office Chicggo N,lrs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

According to the AND TINES, YAPLE
was lifted ap and carried away by the
gale which prevailed throughout Michi-
gan Thursday night.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

UaT1FTl- EssoS- RAST Sf 500 a -F.s
~ 5fvs~- rsens ~srvsrs csses y. re-e-f
.engfrs Eeser-rs ~ sxe< esr rsvf teen rssde
ri r-1er seo- ncftcE A ErcrF - reP1 ~ q -
oonztsrfiy ~ hsD1 rlI - SO e. ref1eec prizes
81 = Crsie~s 2e (snal-a r
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

senator PALMER and CYEUs q. LUCE
spoke % the denlzens OF the Savdust
City last night aud Musksgon people are
wiling 20 swear today that c. GRANGER
LUCE Knows sawdust from bran.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

N0E the political race begins to get
interesting A. the candidates canter down
the back stretch.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

The fet1sfs,u ~ the Knitted States
Court fhsi the isv prohibiting the an
ccrfsfion ~ .sror Bnder ooofrsct - cou-
stitnt,onsi - hkaiv to make employers
lszs inchrei t0 sand after foreigners
than fo trasf with their present employees
The enforcement ~ the statute VII 'es-
sen the importation ~ tbe dangerous
-lsez 81 ltaisns. Hunzsrrsns snd Bohe-
-siaus. who ara running tbe crnn-
trv The bringing in ~ shens to iepres
xazas ami thro~ American lahorers ont
~ employment - practice ik4ly soon
a, terminate.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

I, Is about time for WIGGISs 10 emerge
and announce thss bis predictions were
fulfilled with great accuracy by the re-
ceut storm ia Texas.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

The Prohi0Iiiouists seem 20 be maxim <
very little noise IN TINS beautiful PENN
suia this year
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

As election approaches the campaign
liar Is beginning 10 warm up TO BIS sub
lect.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

II is 20 be hoped than when the cam
paixn Is over the President viii recOllect
his order prohibiting federal officials
from taxing scsiys part 10 politics. 1t
seems to have slipped out OF his mind
.ust nov
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16
HTSCFLI4NFOTS

WANTED BOARDEKS BY THE DAY OR
W week with or Without rooms, 1oJ south
Lafayette-st -
WANTED JNFURNISHED ROOMS IN
W respectable private family, with board, near
Monroe-st. Apply J. y. r., Telegram Herald OF
Ice.
NOR RtNT-OR EXCHANGE FOR A HORSE,
+ new piano. Inquire Al room = Il. Monroe
St Il
DIG OR LITTLE 81 Ms or MONEY TO LOAN
ID on productive real estate. Big or little houses
10 sell and DIX or little lines of insurance written
in trst-ciasS c@mpanlcs- l. :. lrOVin loNeii :
block. opposite sweet Hotel
WANTED COMPETENT AGENTS THROJ Gil
W out the state, TO sell patent bread and meat
cutters, viii sell veay readily, low prices, 10 good
men assure good pay. Gall tonight Al o clock of
address j. 5. shield, l5s y. Division 81 ~
IVANTED-TO BORROW s2y06 MONTHS on
W chatle security, will pay 10 per cent interest
per snDum. Address " II. \. q,
TTENIIONLADIES IES-FAsHlONABLED DRESS-
a making in all it, branches, cutting and fitting
a specially. MoDdys taylor syttem taught on
reasonable terms, al So South Division-st Mrs N.
kreif of Cincinnati 20
llANTED-A SUIT or ROOMS On GROU NJ,
W floor or a small mouse furnished or uufurDish-
ed within 10 minutes Walk OF sweets hotel. Al
dress giving number Of rooms and piices. A l..
TElEeR.w UER.rD Office 81 u
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

osT soWFR aERF FFIEFFN s1eS
l. sr1 Tsvs ~ Fsst P~flqer afE 90
Vafrf ana rtsr The frIer ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16
why SUNSET Should Go for the
EI1nfh.

We think that Mr. Cox should run in his
old district now represented by Mr. Camp
bell He l. we'll known 10 all the voters OF
the district. having represented them about
twenty years Mr. Cox will serve double
purpose by running in the Eighth RE
will enable the people 10 send a safe man "a
Congress and TO keep an unsafe one out
Ne,r Iort >fgr
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

Al trails 1slis eAOtl la 1tluo4y
4li il tfait has lAsrluf luI Cincinnati.
olt J. a. tf@lL Aas sieeliiuE car l,l tiuCiallsil
olr a. irslL ts,lll.ttt Ai helssl44.s fol hst>it
ctecA iaukssll Detroit a4ld CANADIAN saings -
ritiiAs a. iscla,iii a. 1880
Ihruush ackeis anl l4l information uan IA
had bs cAlliEs upol a Alln4ulsl uCkci Agent a.
delsot Or tseo v 1usol. Nal0l flakc AFoLt q
MolIot ssIetl A.. i. Losa N.s,sn.
-.r-aLs- E....--.rr Al. I-.la. A.auL
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16
Michigan Csnts.a

A. uihert daily eAuep sunday.
b.otpius can ran un Pacific and Atauttc er
pres lraillf o. and fIuls Detroit
faIiOf can rlE on DAY tHpreS aud Grand RAD
ics fIfrsee 10 aud from Detroit
uiro,l connections made a. Detroit with a.
through trAius tasl e. X lCensds
snGtheru Divisloul
CHAs II NokKIs General hgt " MOnrCo-st
J. n hAWKINs 1lcEcl Az. Union DcIso-
g. " MrssOR Union TAT Once a. Monroe a
q. " kUsel.ES q. J. A. ChicAga
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16
we&s. Nervous ans Dsbilitsted Man.

No matter how induced oT how long standing
IL restores 70 perfect heallh the N0tN6. MIDDLE
A6ED sn1 OlD. This sFECIFrc j. felisble, las
and thor0ogly y.every case when used ~ directed
aad the advice given l. strictly adhered -. II Ia
cOseuieut IA form. pleasant ~ take. and does
no, interfere with business pursuits. kDdorsed
by thousands who have used H. Be sure you
obtain Dr. Bells Medical Discovery, and
take 40 other. Your druggists vii order Il for
you II not on sale or by mail OH receipt Of Price
one Dollar. Three 10 I'VE package. vii cure
obstinate eaSes that have resisted every other
fOnl Of treatment. Prepared only Dy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

The Home Club seems to have been
clnbbed b death.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

E1pre= trsirs dsfly the yesr rrupd rnsse oia.s
connections with trains rom Canada the E~S
and South. " al lske Superior Poiuk.
WsTn0r y " ArIrr
f-er superintendent Gen rsss 7fcfef Sgt
ssrunette kich ksruuptte kief
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16
Poor. Parching Detroit

\ telegram from Detroit states that owing
10 the brewery strike no shipments OF the
beverage are made. that Detroit is suffer
ing for want of beer
The melancholy days have come, the saddest Of
The year.
Detroit i drinking water, but howls for lager
beer
CTfcrga T.fe,- D-,rn
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

The bright. golden October days have
disappeared Ike dream.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

ioos freight lesrsf Grand Esfdds q ; , NJ.
csrrying passengers - fsf - tIlegAn
W trains dsiir rrceTf -uucs5
7hrnfigf ticfess o. ai FS'irts enc herttB ir
eleerfne srleffles osr 10 se<nref si fri1f Tore
Ofr< r Nrrf-of-ef erif ~ 1eIff
NrF FFNgf f-orle~s tFpfIf
GRO " ErN7DE fitV JirFe' hFeuf
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

hhoYt Line art Through Coaches rom - Rs q
Holland. q q Hsveai Nuskegon AID Tentwstof
GOING WET Dentrsl Time GOING kAET
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

Il IS suggested that perhaps the politi-
ca lobbery disease which Is reported to
b. breaking ous ~ Canada is only pO-
lite WAY the Canadians have OF making
their guests from the United States feel
more az home.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16
EOR RENT-HOOMS.

rORRENT PLEASANT ROOMS. Fl KNISHED.
/ with or without board. ia private family
single gentlemen preferred Pleasant locality
Good home. Apply 30 kast BIldge-st
NO KENT ROOMS On THIRD AND FOURTH
| floor, No 3 SCanal-st., adjoining sweet : nOtel
Apply 10 /. NJ Weston, Pierce b.OcK. q
NOR RENT-THREE PLEASANT Rooms,
furnished OF unfinished. only few steIs
from post office. 10 n DivisiOn-st %
NOR KENI-ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
II for single gentleman, steam heated fronting
Monroe sts., call from 10 p. N Al
room 81, Porter block. over SHETLAND Bros 81 Il
IlANTED-SERNICEs AND TO RENT-A
W neat and thoroughly reliable couple or ANAL
family without children for TWO more rooms
Can pay rent in part 10y services. Also for rent d
desirable house. Apply al c0raer Crescent ave,
and BOstwick ST. s1u
NOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE NO IL
ShelGon-st. Inquire on the premises. 25ti
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

ALL A 80 = J.
a. Ikins r.lI oA cia tine v1
G@acArc lme
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16
BUsrNYss oARDs.

DTTY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY IA
" Grandville ave. Regular trade solicited ".
EOSE, Proprietor.
c. HERKNER, WATCHES. CLOCKS AND
y. Fine Jewellery, Is nonroe-st.
COMMISSION. y J. LAMB a CO., WHOLE
u sale dealers IN fruit and vegetables, butter.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

slsly. fbsily exccp SUNDAY
Throagf coectsx ~ Clllas.fO and Joloda 0D "a
a a. train
Thro1gh psri0I car - Chioss0 on ls'sQ D
train No eKIra ChaTee for soAlS
Through PULLMAN sltr.pluE CAT and 01scE fol
ChlcAtD Ou ID -,Q , Ia Iain.
AtkKFKNfEH Ilafhg MgI
Onion ncke, Or1oe a. Means ssroet
NllLIkn A CANETf.
Aseislan. tses Passenger Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

The Chicago Moose Papers.
The anarchists take il crankily. and call
il moose paper - Chicago Inter Oceqn.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16
Detroit. er@nd Haven a milwaukee


" Nest bound
Arrive Leave.
Morning kxpress ......---.-.-.f a. D m } d. m
Thronlh Nal ..---....--.-.....-.f Sl J. ~ Q a. N
Bi1co EIprexs -..--.----.-.----..f - m
Night fxprtss ......-...-.....-.-.- lp o NJ ~ m
Esst hound.
ffKiNs AaAVk
ThrOugh Nal 40 g. lO bos
Evening 1;.rezst .....--.-.-.....f 10 m 81
Limited Expre-s --...-... .....-s - 3 no l0 5t
NiHed with coach .............f "a o. "a
fD6tly SUNDAYS excepted sDaly
Passenger taking the ~ a. n kHTrt~s MAZE
Close connection al Owo~so f0r Lansing and a.
Detroit f1f New 1orE arriving there 81 l0so m
the following morning
Nig1t k1pre>s hss iocsA cloepius Daf from De
trOit " Grand kspidh
1hif u the only line running I1mited fIpre~
Leaving here st o.st =. m with Sleeping Osf ~
Detroit making tircct connections for a. points
E&ss arriving ~ Nce lorf al io m he follow
ius evening. Trains vtzl al lu - VII msks
dirca connection win palace steamer CITY OF
N ilkee Tor a. point Vest
Through tickets secured al -. q d A N oftcs
ev Hoicl bloch Guc o. tht depot
ID. PUTT Kk Citg fsrk Agent.
cxo IKKvs Trsfhc Manager. chioAso.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

femsis anarchists xet little encourage
ment IN Cleveland. This IL commends-
bls. bat the owner ~ t9s ball where Mrs.
PARSONS wished 20 speak should have
bean ab.s to declie earlier whether or
not be would rent his hall 20 her.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

The recent great storm seems 10 have
taken a peculiar course. following some
what tba trend ~ the Gulf stream. It
plnngad nto the Guii0f Mexico. knocked
against The great lskes and then glanced
OF 10 England. where Il - heard from by
cable This morning.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

Detroit. MsckinEc A Harquetss R n
"TBE NkcEISsv sHoF7 LfFK"
WET TIMETABLE EAH1
Read Down. Tsins tfsci June = sc Read Up
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

-*.-t~' A-f"eo- i+'-e '''. '''t" 49, ..
ttalu iss iilt 81 .al q il A&s Di-ali - -t>~--
tuf iraNtre4 ga
lls lgal1 a. CHAIR o31 for tsi1sEes ano
s-tkltae~
t,'t D. ~ lraln nAk sleeplf,E e4o ci,-ir o~"
ftltek es anc kAckllsr CIil
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16
HELP s4NrED-fEm4IE.


oor spring sud tu'tol e.
lANIED-AN 0lsIEk COOK AND BOY n
w he eAndy factory Apply al S"etlAnd bro 3.
HELP rED-FEnsLE.
uANIED-0lRL FOR GENFRAL HOUSE,
W @ofk. Apply 81 Warrington sl.. bot~e
the hours of AID = a.. oeti
WANTED A COMPETENT GIRL FOX kItIH-
W ca work wasnlugs Are sent out Apply a.
once. n5 Court e. 20
llANIkD-lMAEDlATE GIRL fOk GIN
W era h0sae~Ork Mn. Rev herr b. Iupptr
q sheldon II. % q
NANTED- Good 6IRL FOR GENERAL
" bouse~OrK Mitchell house SOr. Calder and
lslaud-sls o.
TANTED-6OOD 0lRLS To CALL At NJ
W int illgeuce olloe aud gel good places 10
Work. would Ike lev more OToeTe- Two kuits
OF rooms te rent. L. Davis % canalst. q
UANIED-AT u :. LAFANETTE-s Az EX-
" psTienced girl. reference required ~
uTANTKD-A GOOD COOK AND sEOOND
" girl. Apply al once. Mn l.. ii Nitnes, 81
farls-ANe. ts
WANIED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GIN
\, era hOuse sork Apply al once al Zle Ottaw q
81. between the hours OF aud D. II. II
WANTtD-LADl AGkh1s. POSITIVELY
W Gear $40 daily with my wonderful new pat
ent ruDDef Uuderg garment for females. our Knox
vile agent made ee3 IN days. Afs. 4. l.. Little
box 4iS Chicago III. ~
LAN1kD--A Full GROWN AND COMPE
w tent girl for second wTOk and care OF child
ren Mn J. r. Ferris, ~ Madison ave. q
WAN1ED-A GOOD GIRL FOX GkNERAl
" hOusewOrk, good wages. Enquire al ~
South front-st iyu
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

PROFEssI0sAL-
nR EDWARD sLOMAN, lis AONkOkSI
~ Houn "a 10 a } to D. IA. " ep.u
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

Our dispatches from Texas say the re-
great service toward saving Survivors ot
the great storm. II nav be said that Mr..
LAMAR himself has rendered a similar
the great political Drought that party sui
farei during go many years.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

rrnce ArsxAVrER has never been &C.
.-reea 1T cowsr,lice. but lt vss not sp-
parent thar a man ~ bolder intellect. n
NOT ~ hoider heart might not have made
himself master - the SITUATION and ral-
lead .be powers to his support m oppCsi-
ton fu IRE Russisn aggression. Should
tbe Sonrsnia rs. elect a sxsSpER. IA may
stl have another opportunity to unite
fba Balkan states 1nder the protec'icp
~ .ha Fcwars.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

The knights ~ Labor placed them
selves on record yesterday on the color
bne question IN = very sensible sort q
way. CiVl AMI political equality sra
reasonable and ara subject 70 iegsl en-
sctsnent. but socisi relations ara not sub
ject the SAT- ~ any legislative power IN
tha vor'd Equality there = impossible.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16
FOR RENT-HOUsEs.

NOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE NO.
i sheldOn-st Inqulre on the PREMISE.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16
HkLP sANrED-mALE

WANTED SMART BOY ABOUT ~ YEARs
W Cal Ia The morning III. Leonard a o9ils
oor spring aud Fulton e.
lANIED-AN 0lsIEk COOK AND A BOY II
W he oAndy factory apply al swetland bro T.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-16

4
- s ., $500 c,.
.....-.--.
cFFiczs--s1 AND - rzAkL-sr'
y r. 7 r. 2 HON r NO oS1
tIovD zREzER Ea,,or .na Manager
~'1A - = '-' I'D "a 4 5 ''''A
.,a- ,-....,,.,,,. .,s,h..
q.........-rs...,.. ., ~. a. 5av.
Monday, Oct. ............ o,l4O
tlSsoAS, Get . -.:,-..'-''.--- 80, ~
.'',,,.-',.-, - 900 |
FRIDAY. Oct 3 1886 /
. - ~
Total Tor SIX days. ........35, 5,264 |
Day average ...... 1900 o'o''
me Home CLUB 7sems 10 have been !
claoo~d % death
..t. -, o..,.,,. a.vs ha,.
-
A. .iaet,on an,rosch.s the campaign
liar /. beginning to warm up 10 bis sub
..,t
he 1 tfonio"ionis's seen 10 % ul@A'"s
s,ia this vaar
~
10" 'n7 p'ii''o@' i-e7 oesins ~ s0'
interesting "s TIE eAuoiua'eS c@n'e' uoNu
the 0"o~ s'fe'on-
Z Mr. Lovely 1. 4 candidate for Cou-
S'eS7 10 ''in"sso'a u'S'iiO'' lbs 0oli'-
p"'Sn must % something O' '"7 DOB anu
Ar lAfloH SORT
According ~ the AND TIMES. Y,PLE
va. hs,.d an and carried AWAY by the
gale which prevailed throughout Michi-
gan in'rs"As Disn'-
4, IA abont time Tor WtgsrSs to emerge
and annosnca THAI he prsdic,lous were
fs,sllad with yraat accuracy by the r.
cant storm IN T.xas.
spoka ~ The d-nlzsns ~ the Sawdust
C,tg last night and Musksyon people are
willing 70 swear today that G. GRANGER
I.r,p kuoss saudust from bran.
i' Is 90 o. nopeu 'HS" N"7u 'ne oaDA-
P"'~' 'FV' 'u7 "'''
from taxing scdvs part IN politics. 1t
seems 90 have slipped out Of his mind
Just nov.
.l.h-. .,;.;
=
Go.
~. :. caa.,.a.s - -, -
49, - -, - I-,,,ad sts,ss -
more 80 nome
Fsmsla anarchists sat little encourage
mans IN Cleveland. This IL commenda-
bla. bgs the owner 81 tie hail where Mrs.
P.nsoSs wished 20 speak should have
baan abis t0 da.1ie earlier whetbar or
not be uonld rent his hall % hsr.
.akan a nsculisr ooursa. following some
What tha t-and ~ tha Gulf stream. IL
rf,,.,s.i ,nso tha Gulfof Mexico. knocked
azaios. .ha .r-ast lskas and than glanced
~ D, England. xhara y - heard from by
cable th,a morning
Our dispatches from Texas say the re-
hef boat l. 2 G. Lamar has rendered
great serv'ce toward saving survivors ot
the Sreat storm. lt nav % SAID tnat MI
ssrv,ca fo the Democratic Survivors Of
shs y-aat n,lticsl Drought that party SUI
sa~a4 9u-,ny so many Years.
-
The knights ~ Labor placed them
selves on record yesterday on the color
hne question IN = very sensible sort of
way Civil and political equality sra
reasonable and ara subject - iegsi an
sctment. but soclsl relations ara not sub
Iect the Sat ~ any Legislative power IN
tna world Equality there = impossible.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-11
NOTICE
To Merchants, Bankers and
Business Men

Generally, as nell as statesmen, 6ookbeepers,
and clerks, tohO, from close confinement 10
business and hard mental and physical
Soork, haze impaired their health and need
a tonic to strengthen, tone up and reinCigor-
ate their systems, aoiH find tie Magnetic
appliance Compdny's Magnetic Belt tie
SAFEST, SIMPLEST AND MOST
EFFECTIVE REMEDY they can use
1t does daody acih all dragging Of tie st0na-
Gch and assists nature in natural aody to
OUercOme disease by constantly recharging
every TerOe, cell, drop Of blood, and Jilament
that forms tie human system, Scith mild,
soothing and fRUigOrating magnetic infu-
ence and Sohieh gradually restores tie lost
animal electricity to te60dy. Price Of Belt,
Nth magnetic Foot Batteries, $40. Sent 6y
express, O. o. d., and an examination al
IOaoed, or 6ymaaH on receipt ofprioe. Inor-
dering, send measure Of aoaist and size shoe.
Write as full description Of your difficulty.
Order direct or through your druggist.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-11
Notes About Town.

Thirty-five below zero was the lowest reached
here yesterday morning. At daylight the
thermometer at the Sawyer house registered
35o. AT o'clock the city drug store Their
mometer registered 2S .. while several others
were . lower and the Keystone house mer-
80. AT O'Clock Bent & Wings denoted
20 ., while Mr.. Hennings and several others
on the North hill were down to 33 9. AT noon
several on the hills stood at 80 Q. At3p. m. in
the large signal thermometer at the city drug
store tue mercury marked 100, while self
registering one exposed TO the wind and hang
ing less than two feet away from it was 90
lower. AT the same hour e. A. Phinney's
showed ii ., McSweeney's I2c and Henning
Millard's, not exposed to the wind. 10 Q !,
and all within fifty yards of the city drug
store. The signal service thermometer at
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The Naughty Minstrel Man.

Thomas Dolchy. the minstrel manager,
and his paramour, Kate Thorne, who were
arrested on Saturday morning, still Ianguish
in the county Jail in default of their pay
ment of their fines. $50 and costs each.
Dolchy says that he is in no hurry to get
out, and Kate says she has money to paw
her fine but proposes to stay with him. he
says that he is here without money and
among strangers; that the case is one-sided,
and that he will take no steps until he hears
from his attorney. He says further that he
will marry Kate if he can get divorce
from his wife, who is still at the Pittman
house, and intends to stay and prosecute
him for deserving her and her child. There
is much sympathy for her here, and the
good people of Saltwater will see that she
receives whatever assistance is necessary.
They feel that Dolchy has treated her like
brute and propose to help her. Those
who know Dolchy pronounce the cut of
him in the SUNDAY GLOBE to be an excel
lent Onp
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this drug store cannot be relied on as long as
n fo liant AGAINST tho window

this drug store cannot be relied on as long as
1t is kept against the window.
The gentleman VIII o hAuls the Sunday papers
from 81. Paul 70 Saltwater had terrible time
of il yesterday morning. In some places the
snow had dr'fted ten feet. He was six long
hours making the trip. distance Of a little
more than twenty miles At one place he
was nearly two hours shoveling the snow,
with the assistance of four men residing along
the road He walked the greater portion OF
the distance and arrived here with one foot
frozen and about worn out. The GLOBES he
Brought. while very late. were nearly all COB
bled up in less than one hour. Those who
were unable TO get il should call at the Office
this morning, by which time more will have
been received.
Ed Savage, carrier boy Of the GLOBE. No. 5,
was given surprise party ut bis home, No.
| 73l South Sixth street, on Saturday night by
| eighteen or twenty young friends. Supper
was served at IL O'Clock Games of different
kinds were played and q good time is re-
ported.
Eddie Dillis aged 10 years and months,
died yesterday at the residence % his parents
on Myrtle street of hip disease after having
suffered through long illness. The funeral
will take place at St. Michaels church at
O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Hersey and two daugh-
| tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. y. H. Hersey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Bean and children, Mr.. Louis
Aibenberg and Mr.. H. I. King left for
Southern California 10 spend the remainder
of the winter.
A good house is assured for the rag
Baby az the Grand tonight. The mercury
will have 20 be way down to prevent this.
The only other announcement for tonight
will be the dancing school.
Mr.. James Mathews came down from
ChebanaZey river on Saturday night and
reports only four inches OF snow, but says
the boys are pushing things.
George GOrham who has beer down with
scarlet fever. walked TO the Cafe Brunswick
for dinner yesterday for the first time.
The musical society viii meet AT the resi-
dence OF DR.. Van Waters tomorrow eve ming.
George Mckay OF ST. Paul was in the city
yesterday.
DIR. Oscar A. Fliesburg will shortly remove
10 Hudson.