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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27
The "Opprobrious shadow
AN UNGENERoUs THRUST.

AN UNGENERoUs THRUST.
When | took charge of the GLoBE-RE-
PUBLIC found the OpprObriouS shadow of
an outside boss upon il, under which II was
sickening and pining away. incurred the
alleged hostility and the supposed perSecu-
tiOn of this eX-boss by shedding the ShGdOIr
as promptly aS possible and taking the
paper out into the free sunshine. .-GLOBE-
REPUBLIC.
II is a well-known fact that Captain A. S.
Bushnell, the party whom Mr.. Kinney re-
fers 10 as the ''OpprObTiOuS shadow" and
who was the former owner of that precari-
Gus property. which had to be taken ''Out
into the free sunshine" did more during the
short time he was connected with that paper
10 make it a readable and acceptable news
paper than was ever done before or since.
And the mpbelI- Latte end of the present
publication only adds to the public disgust,
when he attacks the former proprietOrs of
that once respectable paper Champion
City Times.
To the Editor of the GlObe-Republic:
The following comments of WhiteIey'S
organ have too big feet to deceive any
body:
''It is a weil-known fact that Captain A.
:. Bushnell" is not ''the party whom re-
ferred to as the 'opprobrious shadow
Everybody in Springfield knows that Cap
tain Bushnell never owned any interest in
or had any connection with or influence over
the GLoBE-REPUBLIc
That ''Opprobrious shadow" was the same
that darkened the GLoBE-REPUBLIC Office
IL, hnf, h. apH ar,tal
lockout at the East-street shops. 1t had a
sorrel mustache and large pedal understand
ing. and il endeayored, with fiux of Lane
guage, to dictate the tone of my editorials
in relation thereto; and, because it got no
adequate comfort in its attempted BULLDOG
ing. il went away threatening 10 start pa
per that should kill US all. This threatened
paper is the Champion City Times; and
hence that papers hired hatred of me.
No: the ''opprohriOus shadow" which
referred to as hanging over the GLOBE
REPUBLIC when took charge
CT il is the same ''opprObrious
shadow" that evolved the Globe to kill the
Republic: the same ''opprobrious shadow"
that brought forth the Times TO kill the
GLoBE-REPUBLIC; the same .'opprobriOus
shadow" that killed republican municipal
government in Springfield last spring; and
the same ''opprObrious shadow" that killed
the 1000 republican majority of Clark
county last fall
1t is killing shadow; and think have
done your community and your county an
inestimable service by shedding the shad-
ow," as have expressed it. and leaving the
GLoBEREPIBLIC in the healthy sunshine.
And here the present editors have an
nounced their intention to hold it; and in
this resolution they have no more cordial
apprOyer and no more appreciative friend
than Captain Asa S. Bushnell.
Coates KINNEY
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27

READ EFACTS-ltmays save your
life-Gilm0re's Aromatic Wine cures sup
pressed menStruation and painful monthly
sickness. For sale by TheO. Troupe, drug
vist
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27

Mrs. Sarah VI. Victor and Frank Kuntz.
life prisoners for murder, were pardoned on
Christmas day, by Governor Foraker.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27

The Salvation army sometimes saves,
and sometimes does not. Captain Charles
T. Goodrich and Lieutenant Emma War
ren, at Kokomo. Ind, seem to be of the
Dixie and Colin Campbell stripe.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27

''Jim Cummings has been arrested
again, perhaps-and perhaps not.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27

The Christmas issue OF the Xenia Blade
says:
Colonel Coates Kinney disposed of his in
terest in the Springfield GLoBE-REPUBLIC
TO c. NJ. Nichols on Tuesday. By the way,
Mr.. Kinney Immediately drops into the
columns of TeUdS SiftifIGs, at his leisure.
His first article, entitled "A Mind Reader,
appears, with Illustrations. December 18th,
and more will follow over the nom de plume
OF Cecil Kay. The mind reader is ridicu-
lousy possessed with q ridiculous power
which is constantly exposing most ridicu-
lOus situations.
The CoIoners contributions will certainly
add greatly to the attractions of Terds
.Siftin0s.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27

Francis Murphy's good work at Cincin-
natl is bearing abundant fruit.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27
Batavia, Kane county. LII,

IMPOTENCY in Man or Woman cured BY
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine. For sale by
Theo. Troupe. druggist.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27
JOHN A. LOGAN.

John A. Logan is dead-and q nation
mOurns. A truly honest and strong man
has fallen. he was man OF convictions
and principles and he was always faithful
u them, and fought In their behalf-risk-
ing life and fortune, on occasion.
The Senator was a strong man-and
great man. We believe-from the first,
almost. He became prominent when quite
Dung, because he had great qualities, born
in him. In other words, he was q man of
= rough, rugged kind of genius.
When the war of the rebellion broke out,
the accession of John A. Logan 10 the
Union cause, was perceptibly felt not only
throughout the Egyptian portion Of Illinois
in the south, which was on about the same
plane in public sentiment, as Kentucky
but throughout the country. Logan was
fearless as well well As honest, and demo-
crat though he was, he was for the Union,
through thick and thin-for veal OF woe.
In the army, from first 10 last. and since, in
the stump and the platfOrm-John A. Logan
was always sturdy and strong. II he was
in full accord with any class of people they
felt that he was a tower of strength-if he
differed from any class, the persons Of
that class felt the loss severely.
General Logan was true republican and
a true man. No one can doubt that he al
ways did what he thought TO be right. Not
alone is the republican party bereaved: but
the people of the country also. Every al
mirer of bravery, pluck, manliness, true
moral and physical courage-will mourn
the death of Logan.
He has left a noble wife-One of the
grandest and truest of American women
who was most worthy and helpful COM
panion to the fallen leader-and the cOun-
try sympathizes with her in her loss, and
shares with her the comfort of the assur-
ance that there was no blot on the Logan
name-no stain upon the Logan homer.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27

Gladstone and Parnell are pretty large
figures. Just now.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27

BILE. No narcotics. Twenty-Five cents
bottle.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27

THE CHARLES A VOGELER co, Baltimore, Ma
"OYE THOUSIND DOLLiRS ia od5 'rH
b. paid by r0r prOpT Sh0triRJ nat the fgre
1Oirg and IN OthrT tcStiIHOHiGfs DDbiiSsst by Ths
ChTrlSs 4 EDJgisF ~. are not stTtrfig ySHisiTsc
Az t>sfiDIOV % TIE rirtItss n preparations u
oOrTObOfdtsd ard strictly perigsd
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27

The Plainest Girl in Sackettstown,
Was Susannah Lulu Scarf,
But the belle of beauty she was made,
BY Chsmplip's Liquid Pearl.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27
LOCAL NOTICES.
Chiils and Fever. Malaria.

Many cases of fever and ague, dumb
ague and cOngestiye chills were promptly
arrested and entirely banished by the use Of
Simmons Liver Regulator. You don't say
half enough in regard to the efficacy of this
valuable medicine in cases OF ague, inter
mittent feyers, etc. Every case has been
arrested Immediately. l was 8 sufferer for
years with the liver disease, and only found
relief by using the regulator"
ROBERrJ WEEKS.
Batavia, Kane county. ILL,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27

THE EVENING GLOBE REPUBLIC is
published every evening except Sunday. and
is delivered AT the rate of Ice. per week. Sin
gle copies &C.
THE SUNDAY GLOBE REPUBLIC is
issued every Sunday morning, and is deliy-
cred TO subscribers at 81 year. Single copies
cents.
THE WEEKLY GLOBE REPUBLIC is
published every Thursday. and is one OF the
most complete family newspapers in the
country; eight pages. markets complete.
RepIete with news and miscellany. u per
year, Invariably cash In advance.
zddress al Communications 10
SPRINGFIELD PUBLISHING CO.
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
Telephone No. e5o.
MONDAY EvSNINe. 0scEkBeR II. 1886.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-27

MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER II. 1886.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

BOARDING pLEAsANI ROOMS WlIu BOARD
ID by the day of week al 93 -lleldsu st. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02
Eyes.
Ear.


Noises aud Deafness Liberation, Dischsrgss
Polypus, sc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02
TAE EARTHOUAKE.

The conyulsi0n OF the earth which oc-
CURED tuesday evening, was one of the
most remarkable that ever took place IN
this country. IL extended over more
than duzeu states east OF the MIssIs-
sippi, doing most damage al Charleston,
S e., aud Richmond. Va. The wires to
Charleston went down 80 that communI-
cation was cut OF and 1t was not until
half past ten yesterday that the disaster
IN that city Was made known.
Scientists are unable 10 tell with GER
tainty what are the causes Of commissions
OF this character, but there seems good
reason 70 believe that they are the result
Of the snuukage Of the earths crust
cOnssq qusnt upon the condensation OF the
planet. This theory Is IN harmony with
the ne0ular hypothesis which includes
the constant radiation OF heat. As the
earth cOOls the mass must cOndense and
as Il condenses there must be increased
lateral pressure IL the crust. Finally
the pressure Is so great that there Is q
a movement somewhere, a crashing Of
the rocks beneath the surface which
produces a Jar. The phenomena attend
lug earthquakes tend 10 confirm the
theory. Il Is not unusual that there are
subsidencss or elevations OF the surface
OF the earth, fractures occur IN the sur
face, great masses Of rock are moved
and vast tidal waves are experienced on
the seas, indicating upheaval beneath
the waters. Ia 1911, II We mistake not,
an earthquake was accompanied by a
great uph laval IN Missouri. In 1855 a
great earthquake at Lisbon was accom-
panied by a wave which was sixty feet
high at Cadiz and in l746 Callao, on the
coast Of Peru, and even Lima, seven
OF course numerous other causes might
produce siniiar phenomena. Auy great
concussion Of the earth's crust would
produce tremors. The sudden evolution
OF vapors, aud tidal waves II the inter
nal igneous huid Of the earth are among
other causes to which earthquakes have
been attributed 1t is suggested by
some thst water finding It's way through
assures might come in contact with
highly heated rock and Oe suddenly con-
ysrted into steam. and by others that
there are tides IN the fluid interior Of the
earth similar to the ocean tides and Prof.
PEsRET, q Frenchman, has attempted
10 show that there Is a periodicity IN
earthquakes syuchronous with that IN
the ocean tides. This latter suggestion
has. however. not been sufficiently sus-
tame by far'5 TO warrant It's adoption
~ a theory and the suggestion that the
sudden produe,ion % steam as a cause
is hardly less tenable. at least in the case
% couvulsions 81 vide extent.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02
SPECIAL ELECTION.

Grand Rapids, Mich. Aug. y, 1850.
To the Qualified Tax Paying Electors of the City
of Grand Rapids:
Take Notice That special election will be
held i'm the City of Grand Rapids Tuesday
sept eth, 1856, al which time the following ballot
aud proposition viii be submitted to be voted
upon Dy raid voters, viz
shall the Common Council Of the City OF Grand
Rapids borrow siXty-tYe thousand dollars or so
much thereof as may be needed. and bond sad
city iOr the same. for the purpose OF completing
The city hall and furnishing the same and laying
the walks and for the grading OF the lot YRS.
shall the Common Council Of the City of
Grand Rapids borrow sixty-hve thousand dollars
or 80 mucn thereof as may be needed, aid bond
said city for the same. tor the purpose OF cum-
peting tne city hall and furnishing the same and
aging the walks and for The grading OF the lot.
And that the board ofinspectors Of election Of
the city OF Grand Rapids viii meet az the place
september ltn, lss6 AZ $ O clocS a. m. for the
purpose o. conducting said election. Polls open
At 5 % clock a m and close a. p p. m.
First Nar1-Engiue House. Grandville avenue.
second Ward superior court room. Pearl
street
Third Wsrd-Fir.t precinct Engine House
Lagrsye street second precinct, No. - Jefferson
F1urrh wsrd-First precinct. Engine House.
BARCLAY street, second precinct, Engine House,
Kent street
Fifth Ward Engine House, corner ofCanal and
ieousrd street.
sixth wad-Engine House. soribner street
north of Leonard street.
seventh Ward Engine House. No. 3 -criuncr
street
Eight Ward-Enfiue House Jefers2n street.
a. "a DE- ttrssf Fred saunders
g. RI stein Elzens Richmond.
John Creq1e isish stewart.
George Frntiud- Psai Maris.
" stanley. J. Hayward,
p ~ Nuuty Andy poTls.
g. Hreunar T. J.. iauulerc
lingo Ihum. George .. lUau,
Eoarf of inspectors of Election of Che cty
~ Grand Rapids
joss HEfRVAp
Ciiy Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

Ak KDWARn sIOMAN. ns MoAR0E-sf
- honn % 90 o. 10 20 p IA, ~ D. "a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

Dependency, Neuralgia Hysteria, stammering,
&c, &c.
DR.. TANNER, haven given his attention for the
past twenty years % the treatment oi Chronic
aud Surgical Diseases. incident 20 both sexes.
his success has produced antOnishing results.
BY 4 new method OF treatment, the sick are tui y
restor 10 original health lie would cell the
attention of the afflicted % the fact of his long
standing and well earned reputation as a
sufficient assurance OF his skill and success
IhOse suffering from Catarrh. BrOnchites or
Consumption in its first stages can be assured
Of perfect cure by this new method of treat
ment which can be testified to by thousands in
The Uuited states DR. Tanner can detect the
shghtes- disease OF the Chest. Lungs or any in
ternal organ. and guarantees cure IN every
case he undertakes,
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

T0D sALE-TWO GRADE JERSEY cows,
/ fresh Enquire Lase-avc, nr,t house cast oi
t1l gale same side.
U0E sAIF-A PHYSICIANS MiCRDeCOlk -
i Address b. Tel gram Herald odice 81
EoRsALE- -A0OOps psECOEDHAND FHAET0N
4 wltn chllas seat cheap. Also second hand
0nc horse wagon ~ - hsst brisse-st Darrase
shop ol aieutuc -lfnke. -
Naie sriiuis aul de'euces srd other vsta
atle iaW hnoAs NlN BE- sa-4 cheap. hdatesf
tI.t - Clark rraud Rapids. Aicn-
UOR SAfF a fII-Sr-CLA-s SILVER NAlta
tiE.u. National watch Company nlese
.ierclut. s1rc a |affkN- lifhtfn uliinf
EUB SALE-ONE SQUARE IDEAL SHOWS
I Good llAugIl.t. sta. Address or csi, li7
L.LrL.r-.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

oar oEsr Of the daily TELEoRAN-
hEaALD Cor three months during the
campaign, it should be understood IS %
ulaI Subscribers only We 10 not IN
BEND to deliver the paper % residence
in Musk-gon or 81 lguace by car
rier f1r ices than ten cents per
week or dfteen cents For seven
papers. Wllch incud-s the SUNDAY
IsLEaRaM HEaALD The paper sill b-
8snt daily. SIX tIm-s week, % any post
Office address, Tor 81, providing the cash
accompanies the order, and up0n no
other conditions.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

ORDER OF FPUBLICATI0N.-Statc ol Michigan.
" The Superior Court of Grand Rapids. In
ChauCery. Al q session OF said Court held at the
Court House. ia the City OF Grand Rapids, ~ said
County, on The l5th day of Juiy, A. j. 1856.
PTesent--H)n Isaac ii. Parrish, Judge OF the
Superior Court Of Grand kapias.
Matilda johnson, complainant.
William Johnson. defendant
In this cause. il appearing from affidavit on file
that the defendant. William Johnson. il rot resi-
dent OF this state but is resident Of the City of
Chicsgo, state of Illinois. ON mott on of g. A.
Fairisl ld, complainauts solicitor 30 is ordered
that The appearance 0i said non resident defend
four months from the date Of this order and
IN case of his appearance he cause his answer %
the bin OF complaint 10 Dee Med, and a copy
thereof % be served on the complainant s
solicitor within fifteen days after service
on him Of copy Of said hiii ana notice of
This order, and iu default thereof SAID hiN vii Doe
taken as confessed hy said non resident defendant.
and DC is further ordered. that within twenty DAYS
the complainant cause auOtlce of this order 20 De
pHblished iu the Grand Rapids TELEGRAM
HERALD. nowSpapcr puuted. published and cir
culatiug in said county. and That said publication
bee continued therein once iu each week iOr SIX
this order lo Dee personally served ou said nom
resident defendant at least twenty days before
thQ time abovc prescribed for bls appearance
Examined r0unfrfsiEnel aud entered hy me-
Isaac H PARRISH. Judge
OF the Superior Court of Grand Rapids
CHas T. RkTuHrN. Register
J. A FAIRFIELD. Compiaiu9uts Solicitor
Attest true copy uf the original order or aic.
tHAS. j. EkrHnf S. kl-'s 'sttf
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

no RENT-sEVEN UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
/ Apply % Joseph petz rs south ionia-st
NOR KEAT-PARI OF HOUSE no. 800
L shelcol-st. inquire ou the preuis -5d
NOR RENT ELEGANT FURNISHED FRONT
1 rooms. steam heated for single gentleman.
Gail at IO0m s, Porter block, over sgelaud Bros
80
no RENI-ROOMS SUITABLE FOR OFFICES
! OF light housekeeping in Porter biock, corner
Monroe sud Divisl0u-sls. James Cox, Agent
room 70
IOR KENT-INO DESIRABLE SUITES OF
4 living rooms and one suite Ot o1lce ro0ms,
steam heated. one of lle best locations. Inquire
al room No iuuea block.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

ORDER OF PUBLICATIONS. OF Michigan.
" The Superior Court of Grand Rapids Ia
Chancery. suit pending i'm The superior Court OF
County. on The 4tn day of June a H., 1,o6.
Mary J. Reynolds, Complainant.
".
John l.. Reynolds Defendant
In this cause it appearing from affidavit on
file that the defendant John L. Reynolds. is not
a resident of this State bot that has residence is
unknown On motion of Ward N Wart csn-
cOmplainants solicitors ordered that the appear
ance of said nonresident John / Reynolds Dec
entered herein within five months from the date
he cause his answer tothe bin of complaint 90 De-
plansnt solicitor within twenty days AFTER service
and in default thereof said til VIII be taken as
it is further ordered. that within twenty days the
published IN the Grand Rapids IELHsnAN HER
AID newspaper printed. published and circu-
lating in said County. and that sald publication
weeks in succession. or That she cause copy of
this order o. be personally served on said uon-
resident defendant 8t least twenty days before ihe
time above prescribed for his appearance.
Examined counters gned and entered by me.
ISAAC IL. PARRISH. Judge
of the Superior Court of Grand Rapids.
WARD & WARD. Complainant solicitors.
CHAs. T. kATHBUN Register.
Attest A true copy ofthe original order ON Tile.
CHAs. J.. kArHBCS e .Register.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

Trall 81 . hss q Throrff Coach Gatlg craaui
sunday. ior Grand hsTids HOisud tsrsnc
kaVcf. MrlskeTon and ffuiasfer. Also 5 1hruurh
lcsch le.Vof the aislrt r0iut Vac A "a Nv
Iraiu No att.f5 D. 10.
AZ trains daily CHrart flrtaV
g. ftakF1l trer'l fss. Agent
= t MATT FHvH. N0rifge1cu ATt. Nuskegou.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

1lf fasioa friends da themselves
proud 81 .hs fifll Diztrlet Congressional
Convection. Ilau MzLB1CHsa IL F0BD
there is no more lsssl-1esdsi or brighter
gaang Democrat q tle ith District. He
l= q el-al elt. l-t7lli gent young msu WIfh
iisas of l.s osn. che ablhty to express
th-m. fl- ambition to succeed b. lie and
th- hoaesfy te lgLf f0r tie principles
lpol shieh l= stands. Ills profession,
tlat ~ cf.eial stelcgrspLeF "a
tie Curclt Courfs. las brought hIm
into direct contact witn tile
best l7gal minds in tie State and hiz
good. soaad -ease and brilliant attain
mslts have long been commended oy the
members ~ the tar of Western Nichi-
gal. Sir toBDs career Ia the State
Legislature need not oe rehsarsed 90 this
time. lie ill good gork there. He ls
10 high favor with the ls0ofiuz en, IS q
mem1sr u the G. q L., and very popu-
lar slth the voters of ali parties. Ills
speech yesIefday al the convention vas
received gith cheers and "the boy from
Grand Rapids viii oulring ~ths boy
from Msndon" 10 tie Fusion shouts IN
the Fifth District during the coming
campaign.
Mr F0RD friends IN theic enthusiasm
should not. however, forget that there Is
an opponent 10 the he,d. The Republi-
cans of this district Rlii make d mighty
effort q brlng lt back INTO the ioid and
they might have nominated weaker
candidate than GE ,RaE ". McBEIDE Of
Ottawa. Mr FoRD viii not sleep IN the
coming canvass-his friends and his par
D. shelld also be- very wide awake.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

NOTICE 0F COMM 7iCNFRs ON CLAIMS
y State ot Michigan. county of Kent ss Pros
bate Court lor .sld Cuuuiy Estate oi Charles t.
Moran. deceased
The undersigned having been appointed by tae
Hon Judge OF Probate oi saII county. tommfs.
sioHers ou Claims in fhe matter of Sold estate and
six months lrpm the . dag Ni tuue. ID. Ih-f.
having been allowed hy sald fadee oi Probate ia
all persons having rl.Hms ag8iust snia estate. ia
which to present their claims f0 us ior eAamiua-
flnu and Hdiu-fmfnL
Nofice is hereby given fhat NC wiIi ufet rn
Thursday. fhe IHh afg nl August A n It>. 1rI
on Thursday. ine ld day 1f hle0n.hsr. p $685.
AZ Tern O'Clock m. of eers faE af fhf oi.rt o
Geo E fauuird 6 CO.. So ft Isau sf. .u the eIIg
of gfand KsHds n -aIi cInufF. fo receive aHi
examine such claims
Dated, Grand Eaplis fff tIh. A. p 1885,
tro 81 ttEfIIsn.
ufr N N tef
tn.rlu I-.I.iHfrs
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

EirANTED-TO RENT FOUR ROOMS FOR
" three years viii give TWO building lot in
suburbs i0r ihe rent. j. B. Everett, - M0ur0e-sL
81
EXTANTED-THREE ROOMS CONNENlKNI
" for ight keeping for family OF three
beut not exceed 500. Address A. A. l.. this
n.lcn
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

Masksgon's popular Mayor, L. q. Ma
soy. was nominated by the Fusionists
of tbs Ninth District for Congress. The
convention a; Big Rapids nominated him
bv reclamation
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02
-DRAPE RE S.
THE NORTHROP CASE

Mr. O. ; Northr0p who resides al Anthony
Has says. was urged by nay friends 70 take
ms little boy, whose ef eS were exceedingly
crooked % Dr. Tanner % - Louis Mo. for treat
ment our Minister the Rev c. CO0per went
Win the child 10 see the operation performed
it was a success not the slightest 0efOrmity re-
maIus.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

The circulation
of THE TELEGBAM-
HERALD is more than
double that of any
other paper in Nlichi-
gan outs de of Detroit
The daily average last
week was SIT.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

Tie chestnut bell has failed to accom-
plish rs purposs, the editor ot the Detroit
Ersning Nsfrs tr1ts o1t the announce
asui tha. Boss" DIcKrSsoS wants 10 be
3 senatnr with nnfalhng regularIty.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02
JUST SEE HERE.

THE TELEGRAM HERALD does
not want your money unless n gives you
AT adequate return fer it. IL you adver-
use icf anything in she Want columns
and don't gel ii, your money wll be re-
funded or the advertisement viii be re-
pesied. The advertisements taken on
this condition are all those coming under
tie beads Of Boarding, Board Want
so Rooms 60 Rent. Rooms Want
CO male Help Wanted, "Female
Help Wanted, - Situations Wanted
Female" situations Wanted Male, q"
" miscellaneous, and al advertisements
rot OF strictly commercial nature
Thousands have tred The plan during
the past few months Try il yourself
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-02

KlTANTED-A GOOD TAILOREss ADDRESS
" r hiuzarg- y, Caledonia Mich -
WANTED GILL FOR not sEWORK. CALL
W at POO Ottawa Il. y
FlrANTFD-AT i5f NORTH DIVISION S-Sr.
" one cook and one second gn- Apply al
once Is
A AN1ED- TWO ENpEIIENCED HAIR WORK
~
VVANTED-GIRL FOR GHNERAL HOUSE
" work. Apply al g. niId st., corner Scubner
sNANTED-IWO WOMEN 0NE THAT UN-
VI dersisnds family and order cooking and one
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