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get used to it! He was pondering the
subject when his friend Ralph came in
to see the new telescope.
"Hello! what are you wearing that
dog-collar forp" he questioned, curl
ously, as Bert displayed his hand in ar
ranging the glass.
..Tt's new thing. Didn't you ever see
one beforepn asked Bert, coloring a
little.
'sLots of them-on the necks of
canines,n declared Ralph, with uncere-
monious frankness; tbut I don't see
what you want to wear one on your
arm for"
swell, the fact is, I DON'T" con-
fessed Bert, "but I don't know exactly
what to do about it. You see, it is one
of my birthday gifts-some new-fash-
ioned arrangement that has taken
auntie's fancy" 1t was fashion Of
which Ralph had never heard, and he
said so. His visits and comments left
Bert still less pleased with the odd gift
he had received. At last he decided to
talk it over with Aunt Marion:
'tYou see, am ever so much obliged
to you, auntie, but 1 don't know just
what to do with the thing" he ex-
planned. "What is the good of wear
ing itp"
s'Oh, don't suppose there is any
good in it, answered Aunt Marion,
serenely.
"Well, don't think it is very-orna-
mental, you know" ventured Bert,
hesitatingly.
"Oh dear, noi-not the least bit Or
namental,n assented his aunt.
| s'And, besides, it's inconvenient."
s'Probably; but I think you would
| grow accustomed to that after awhile,
and not notice it much.''
| "But what is the use of getting ac-
| customed to it-a chain like thatP''
demanded Bert, growing more and
| more bewildered. stWhat would you
want to wear it forP''
''Ip Oh, wouldn't want to wear il
for anything" declared Aunt Marion,
as placidly as before. sit is unsightly,
inconvenient and utterly useless. 1
wouldn't wear it, but your taste might
be different
'tYou must have a. high opinion of
my supply of common sense, Aunt
Marion!" Bert flushed, Indignantly.
''Do you think I am silly enough to
like what nobody else would wantP"
81 have been studying your tastes
lately, and you seem to like some
Things that are just what you describe
my gift to be" pursued Aunt Marion,
drawing cigar from her work table
and laying it in Bert's hand. ''Here is
this, for instance, that rolled from your
pocket the other day. Is the habit of
smoking useful to body or soul, Bertp
is it ornamentalP Isn't it considerable
trouble to acquireP and will it not be
expensive and often inconyenient to
yourself and disagreeable to others af-
ter it is acquiredp Is it anything, after
all, but a chain, my boyP"
Bert said nothing; he only threw the
cigar into the fire and walked away.
But he answered rather curtly day OF
two later-though no one but Ralph
understood him--when companion
invited him to smoke: ''No, thank you.
have one more dog-collar than have
any use for hanging in my room now."
Kate W. Hamilton, IN s.. S. Fisitor.
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A QUEER GIFT.
Unsight1y, Inconyenient and Utterly USE
less, hut "Tastes Differn.

Unsightly, Inconvenient and Utterly USE
!. less, But "Tastes Differ.
A careless nail-,it must have been
the nail which was careless-had torn
Bert's coat, but Aunt Marion had just
finished the bit of delicate darning that
made the jagged rent invisible. She
was shaking out the garment to hang
il away, when something dropped from
one of the pockets and fell on the car
pet at her feet She picked it up--a
little brown leafy roll-sniffed its odor
disdainfully, and, resisting her first in
clination to toss it into the CRATE, slow
ly laid it on the table beside her.
'Well, that is just what have sus-
pected for some time" she said. "Poor
Bert! Isuppose he thinks himself ON
the sure road to manliness now."
The words were spoken only to her.
self, however; she said nothing to any
one else about it, though she sat for
few minutes with a very thoughtful
face before she hung the coat away and
took up other work. If Bert missed
anything from his pocket, he made no
inquiries. He was thankful that Aunt
u,
he soon forgot the trifling affair in
what he considered more important
matters. Chief among these was his
birthday, which came a few days later,
and it was q very bright face which
greeted the parcels that lay beside his
plate at breakfast
'tBut what is thisp'n he asked, with q
puzzled look, as, in among the books,
taln lxa1e
things that he wanted. he discovered a
neat little box holding only short
steel chain.
tThatp Why that is wrist chain, :"
answered Aunt Marion, with great ear
nestness, as if the question were sur
prising one. ''ls it the right size, /
wonderp / had to guess at that" She
came around to his side, and lifting the
chain, slipped a steel ring attached to
it over his little finger; then, drawing
the ends of the chain down, she fast
ened them around his wrist. "Fits ex-
actly, doesn't itr" she said enthusi-
asticallY.s
"Yes'm, but" Berthesitated. From
her manner he fancied that it was
something he ought to know all about
and appreciate very highly, but he
iodiiy COuiu HUb sec It's Value. wv uat
is it for, Aunt Marionph
"Why, to wear on your wrist. Don't
you seep" replied his aunt, giving il
another twist and settling it to ker sat,
isfaction.
"Some new fashion that 1 haven
heard about, suppose" mutteret
Bert to himself, looking dolefully al
his new adornment as he carried hi
treasures up to his room. "Womer
have fancy for every new-fangled no
ton, so presume auntie thinks this is
something very nice; but declare don
see the sense of it, He appreciated i
still less as he went about his morning
work. 1t caught, tangled and obtrudee
itself disagreeably. 'sNot very con
venient," he ventured to suggest tt
Aunt Marion. But that lady only an
swered placidly:
f"Oh, l don't think you will mint
that very much when you get accus
toned to It," So she really expected
Aim to wear the troublesome thing ant
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THE RELIABLE LAWYER.

II his office sat q lawyer,
When customer came In,
Whom he greeted with glad ana
Most enthusiastic grin.
ICan hire you" said the conner,
"1n my case against Bill Whiters
said the able lawyer,
~ will get him dead to right;
He is but swindling villain,
And I'll bring him to his knees;
You're a gentleman, dear johnson,
Pay hundred dollars, please"
Johnson went, another entered
With appearance of alright
fSay," he said, 'can / engage your
am known ms William White;
have sued Elias johnson,
And want to do him up"
2" replied the able lawyer, e
Have grudee against the pup
30 II you win pay two hundred,
Will see the matter through.
hnd I'll guarantee to roast him,
And to win the case for you."
The Whip
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HUMAN LIFE.
The Average Length of Life at vario as
Ages.

The following is one of the well-au.
thenticated tables in use among London
assurance companies, showing the aver.
age length of life at various ages. In
the first column we have the present
ages of persons of average health, and
in tile second column we are enabled to
look, as it were, behind the scenes of an
assurance office, and gather from their
table the number OF years they will give
us to live. This table has been the re-
suit of careful calculation, and seldom
proves misleading. OF course sudden
and premature deaths, as we'll as lives
unusually extended, occasionally occur,
but this is table OF the average expect
ancy of life of an ordinary man or
woman:
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MAGNOLIA, MISSISSIPPI FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1886

You can tell it by the fresh and rather
blue appearance it has; and then, too,
it is smaller than the others. At
least three species have found will part
with their tails before capture, and l
find that the severed tail will Jump
about and initiate worm two or three
minutes. es.-Sais Francisco Calk''
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MY child, tits necessary you should

MY ChIIu, IGls neces5ary You Should
dec'de between them" "But / can't,
mamma" "You love them both o"
Dearly" "Wcll, which has the largs ST
incomep" "Hcnry has seventy-fye dol
lars week and George has on y seventy
dollars" I" s'Then do not hesitate; marry
Henry" Eyes, but George has very
large perqui5ites, mamma, and you
know-'' my darling, perquisites
don't last, and five dollars week is a
large interest on prospective perqar
sites, "--San Francisco MroaioIs,
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FOR THE YOUNG.
WISHES.

One day a lonesome hickory.nut,
AT the top Of a waving tree,
Nemarked: I'D like to live in she'll,
Like clam, beneath the sea-"
And just at that time clam observed,
Way down in the tossing sea:
:" I'd love to dwell in a hickory-nut
At the top of lofty tree"
Thus both of them wished, and wished,
and wished,
Till they turned green, yellow and blue;
And that, in truth, is just about what
Mere wishing is likely to do.
-Hdrper's Young Peopl<..
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General Viele, one of the New
York City members, is the only West
Point graduate now in tho House Of
Repreaentatives.--M y Neil
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
aroesris. ~ Provisions Wholesale.

5ugars-Cuf II "a. granalatsd, o. .e. a F"
6.s6 s.. extra G. 5'.g5fsei yello" =,
tolee-Greenio. l0al2ei Rio. roasted, lis
Ise Jaws, sreell7.--5c lagz, roasted, 1412os
d a1rac4ioo, roa-ti lo.Blsci Mexican roasted Is
gklc.
Isas-Japan e. l5ef5c Japan medium &c
s5e. ar,ifnArv use HYsou. oso5oc yuupOWdcr.
sj1-5.c. O0llugt gtgooc. Congo. 4e1doc.
FlOur-s1 i0 EcNt. y g. yer onl. patent pre-
ae.a . a. peT ~, 9 ~ per Dbl. al y heal rOu
= = per cNt - per Dol
Nil feed. -.sfniugs. Si4 per ton; bran, SIS.
sh.Ie. 50. midUss, si5gi6 Feed-Corn aud
Kero-ene ondichigAn tesI. lo3sc per gal;
<ater white. M.
see,is-Cl0vejo Ooe5 - per bui timothy, - %
ash-No ! hlte ASH = ~ per hall bbl .
other grades Slo4 le PEI half bll. trout, 81,
col SAL, 81 T ID, CLANS, 81 uO per hun
dred canned fsters, selects, 5les3oci smoked
Fork in 6ars-aess pork, Chicago packed
$40 45Gl0 5U, era short cut 81 %. standard
nerce-i sc 81 and b. n tuba, = e. 50
ID round tins leases. &, -. 10 TN pals, 1.c.
Beef Ia barre-ExtEa mesa, warranted 10 he,
- 5o. extra. oSless, 81 90.
Rl.tterlue-pkesha creamery, solid, l6c; rolls
l5s.c. dairy -, il5sc, rolls, l25ac
erlits- LENS, choice, $ oegs5 %; lemons
fancy 81 %.
raw. perlb 5s fancy red. raw, per ID, 1ges5s4c;
choice while, ~, 5G515c; fancy, Il. =. Va, -.
o7e. Almonds riagona, l6c. California, i0Gi6c
Brauls sf29c3lDerts, sicily, llgl2ci BARGE
.oua ice. Wtnts 6renOble l5El6c; pecans,
Texas, Il r. 3lSS: Missouri, 85zSsc.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

SD s.oprssess.sat 1. ne aostsn-D u.
,-...s.s. ,,t..a.-rh. ~N Engine Hsase.


g. s,..r....s.ssat d. rhe Hoztsn-D ID.
80. li.n.-rA~ ~~ Englne Hsass.
4ttas expiration si tso years i=ass
..ss ~. frame hIals l.neiIafelg saaih 81
.tsr-. o.ig s.scs . ssl.h Nssioa ST.
~ C.ag ail sfect aFa tlat SIZE new
So .....lv t..s o.aresfart 90 tae ore
~. ii. er...-.- af ..,lirI.e.lou- As eil -
-. ~. - arlaae4 lallaa aid name
-rass i.ilear ~ lilial7 ~ Cle bloeE
s. ..ls.s..f 4. me .8ll -nI 81 tle present
.-.ors,l-a .gn-a 81. u-s block has been
....s.r....f...I Tie allIrn- Fll be- sgmu-tri.
- ID ~ -ulrer le iron lre ESCAPES
h,re ben .cnlp. e,ol .le loah side ID
~ b.ak IlsF stfrl uleals of ~ easv
f..seent - uieau- .fifeA staircase which
cranes. b4c1lies oithe raF material
Plans are -1mr.eai isr extensive ai3i-
as rs lle Norton House. slI Ll Is fae ia-
r-sti9n 10 Tie Rslllntis ro execute fh-fu at
a.e@ ffs ruuu Building exceu- tae
k.t.hen a FecaFe au 4laluon u aae
say uaslg lE sffne5 iu all above
5rssad Besides DE- oulidlsg ~ The sl0rg
.s,rsi .israb -aoraauent4l NarS Will he u..r-
ssruleG lLe fToli oDrllr- Will have t1fs-
eraameaiai gable, aHl iron balconies 1lII
- tasais l fr9utol Ite Nillasss lu each
lf + their plan a.-s o. baili a balcony sixty
.ses l0ug b fEoal aftne parIers ga the Sec
0lt noor all lo otoaden oat that part over
fhe ronl Entrance sull ieuuv lo reach to
fae oltsrelge oi .4e sidewalk There Wlu
- seventeen large rooms ln me ueX story
= be used 5y rle oeusr class of transient.
All of thee Improvements together With
80 elevator. vii make the Norton truly
melupJAnu. Estimates of the cost Of lm-
prOyem-nts -ave l5- yet D.ea made
" q Robinson is getting 0ut plans for
the Bes Be fenth- ward engine house The
JailiiEg VII be u5xsj freI Ia ground di-
nensi0u. tR0 stories high aud viii have a
aver and bell. The building viii have a
rose wagon, chemical ami a hook and
adler truck stalls for eislt horses and
aso one box stall. TIE tower s.il be ar
.nge1 80 as -0 De used for q hose tower.
ne walls viii be- vi brick the drsf rs and
> inches then in dilerent lOcalitie. and
5oye that II inches. Cur stone viii make
se trimmings. The cost eiu soon be esu
azted aud Tie contract iet There is dii-
a-ence % OpiDs0h as r3 whether or n0t the
aiding AL oe commenced this year.
ID. 2. Clay has decided o. remodel the in
s10r a the ola Lyman homestead. situated
n the corner OF S1ulh LAFAYETTE ana
d FashinEtoa-st-. which be- has recently pug
lased The house will receite thor
lgn fsniuug, tNu rooms o.. am pile propor-
sons viii be added to The iirst moor and one
p -he second. Numerous fire places viii
= pat in the Apartments A spacious ve--
81 Ia rlfning arsuud tw0 sides will give
. The residence q thoroughly homeiike sp-
earancP.
sidney j. OSgo0d has executed plans for
s. - 60 motel and opera house 20 take The
SAGE 0i bRiiding nearly completed for
SIMILAR purpose al Hastings and destroyed
g the recent hre there
Pans have been executed for a $500
rs dence t0 be buiir oy Rev. Sam l.. Ham
hoe this Fall on Heurv-st. near Cherry.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Names 81 the Jurors % serve in the Uoited
States Cou 2.


states Couf.
Jurors to serve upon the Grand Jury al
the OcOber term Of the Uuited States Court
which convenes IN this city october 8, one
week from next ruesday. were drawn yes
teriay As follows. David Woodman, Paw
Pas JOhn McQueen. C-lsionia; Henry d.
Brown. Grand Rapids, MARTIN l. Ryan. Al
iegan Harvey Eastman MuskegDn. Chas
ID. Nichols. Berrien Springs; Albert >
French, Lake View, Thomas H. stewart,
Fremont: Jacob " Walker, Lowell. Il II.
Ests. Mendon; J oseph &. Mckee. Grand
RAd ds Byron r Pierce. Grand Rapids.
FAette Johnson Lud ugton, George \.
Kmpuel. Rchlalf, Frank O. Goodyear,
Haungs. y. Brmley Hayes. Muir. L. W
Hath Grand Rapids, Erwin J He-rick.
Grand r spids. Henry = Flag. Pen water;
samuel 3. Phelps Ia Sa.ka j. V. Arm
strs1g. Jersey; Eibrise Jewell CassOpOlis,
an Robert j Matthews. Chase
lhe petit Jurors for the same term are.
Chr.es b. Eldred, Climax; Gaylord II Holt,
Adj Martin II. Manui1k Lsetsviile, John
knlw en, Grand Rapids. Zenas G. WinsOr,
Grsud Rapids, Okla rJwn. Aleyan, Robert
PelOn. rallmadge Henry Dowling Mon
tagse, Joseph Baur Manistee. Geo A Field
Grad Rapids, GeOrge Leonard, Portland;
II z Hagens, Grand Rapids township.
Alan Wagner EastmaDvIlle. John ranley
bangor Joseph Housem IN. Grand Rapids,
Aubro-e A. steven. Grand Rapids, Joseph
Biss lO0ia RIssell NJ Caiweil. Bay
SDg nE. q. W Remington Grand Rapids;
Wm driswOid, NermOutville. Johnson Ne
KeiveS Maple Grove Frank Hall Spring
Lake ind VIM. II Buell., Oshtemo.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

SrrEH0R.-Phe People IS. Edward NJ.
Weosis Uttering forged order. Sen
ienced the lonia House Of Correction for
tN1 ye.rs.---Ihe PeOpie vs.. John Bugle.
ROhoeF Sentenced to the Stare Prison at
Jscssoi for i've years The People vs..
Lndel, dommer Burglary and larceny
Sentenced 70 the State Prison a. Jackson
for hR years.-Samue RI James vs.
Neiis- 4 James. Divorce. Decree grant
81 c1up.ainant- the matter of the ex-
teueo- II second-ave. Report Of jury con-
hrmet
CrFfE BCsfyEss = Peter Chaifee VS.. Susan
Chaiss. Ia chancery. Bill for divorce
hIei
lnos trE.- Estate ~ Esther u. Downs, an
ius.us person. order appointing Ad0lph
Macs guardian bond d,ed and letters IS
susl ---fstafe of Israel Smith. decease 3.
orger granting widow allowance from estate
f0Tsuur,rt and maintenance. .--- Estate Sf
s b. P1wril deceased. commissioner war
ratr AMI wporf nieil. order ior payment 0f
delts -Esfa-e ~ Maria r Van Lesuwen.
a minor. petition for appointment of
giarl.an iisd hearing Ger 8 -- Estate of
Ed D. ou. minor, order appointing
Nrv A De' ol guardian -- Estate 1f Lulu
FgrsI et ai.. minors. order appointing Ed
uir3 " btrrY Elerl.en .--- Estate of ~
r-I p Fuller deceased resijusrV leEatee's
bod iied and letters issued 90 Corneia G..
Filler
'.ler-J1bn ua Young drunk twelve
dss n Allen Stevens drunk. seu-
ts..e suspended. discharges John Lam
ne-. sssau.i and battery adjourned 20 sept.
efrrT 0eFtE br-rSF-s s-Johu Cannon
y Isas B1r.h. Tsra-s ON che ctse. narr
aN
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Arl-1e-i ~ 5al 4l4e
ss4--s-5 aplcse are -oElh 80 &c. PICKED
s. 81 -
s'llsal-srash = " size. d4lry, lsslle:
cllaa1eEy. tSlsc
Ele.ss-s1l -
ksss-lltsl-t.l ts4
ETzsl a4ass- hssed hogs - leas So > eat.
uaIal. S. 5szal fe--, 81 Jlgl 81. 11sf S5>sg
e..s.
t5Ea4l-H ~ 1est- Iaasel. f-H. Lancaster. 20
0as. 1es5e Is 5ec bzrleg. g zesl - PeI
Cs1 corn. t-1A
Hldes-tfsea p D. par cured. Ic' cured
7-oe cali sks 8 81 lz1s. lac, Ep sklls.
ereea 81 el.la- .c. dean sEllE slstJoc >
-.eee. sAesp - 2AsS wool beiAs estimated
a. ~ -
aautg-eesl4 4.
Timothy l1.als per Zen; Clover. d 9il
ElLa-le--s.slsls PEI BIS
Foaltrs -F0sl dressza. sal0c y 2. spring
eatcEeLs. ia - per 10.
-trsE-& &ses3. .>l io41
Tall9s ~ -
wool u ssAesf5S 80, uusz-s1ed. loes4ic.
N No01 f0lr-t hCo1 Is worth 81 ooZ3 3
cord block stls sod. s. 2IA33.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
A Re.nfifnI Prrsent

The Fgiu Salt Co, OF New Haven, Conn,
TO intruce Virgin salt into every family
are m0ng this grand offer. A Crazy
Pstchwk Block. enameled in twelve
beaurii colors, aud containing the latest
Fancy stitches, on a large Autographed
Card hing beautiful gold mounted Ideal
Portrahn the center, given away with
every lcent package of Virgin Salt. Virgin
Sali aano equal for household purposes.
re IS thchanest, purest and whiiest salt
ever So ar used. Remember that a large
packalCoats only 10 cents, with the above
prcsen Ask your grocer for it.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
Rraes un.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor YOU are bothered with Headache
yea are ldgety, nervous, and generally ont
Of sorts, and wfns 10 brace up Brace nB
nut not with stimulants, spring medicines
OF bitters which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whisky, and which stimulate
you for an hour, and then leave you il
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-
uewed health and strength. Such a medi-
cine YOU will lind in Electric Bit,eFs. and
only 81 cents bottle at Peek Bros. Drug
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

You cannot afford 10 waste time in ex
perlmenuug when your lungs are ia dan-
str. Consumption always seems 81 nrsi
only d cold. do not perlait any dealer 20
impose upon you with some cheap inliia-
uon 0f Dr Kings New Discovery Tor Con
sumption. Coughs and Colds. bul 0e sure
You get tle genuine. Because be can make
more proul be may tell you be has some
thing just az good. or just The sane. Don't
be deceived but insist oH getting Or King
New Discovery. which Is guaranteed % give
relief ln all THROAT. Lung end Chest aiivc-
tious. Trial bottle free a. Peek Bros drug
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
~ OUR PENINsULAs-


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l-na.l lae ls s.a.. - j. Ie.s
as oller
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s.a $ U-at-r I.s tsa ra aae 81 ths
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ars lsV 1f tl- lon.a tllr aud Cyrus G
L'c- Governor AEer H1u. Ge3. L. Ale-
hr.ir. H-t osmun ar.i t'eo. I. alal'z. oi Al
trAa. are r- -rrt-rl -' 1e present
soon Kane isn't the 0ulv jackson
r.n...e q..i has -se.t.e.I lr1m taaf. .asllf.l-
rlr ina asx IL e.ltr-s Several vesrs so
JOAN U-.c.l alias SILVER Jack. sscreged
nim.s.f IL a har--.. PRINTED himself % be
r8s-r-.i xifa sar1a-eaud cludef, aud sue
e.ssr.Iv passed. te raart He was cap
f.r-f 81 a swamp reai tle prison aa2sr be
hl. BEEN perforated a1u bullets
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Credit is due the German women and
physicians for first using Red Glover bios
SONS as a medicine. Best results are OBJ
tained when combined with other medici-
nal roots and herbs as in Dr. Jones Red
Clover Tonic. which is the best known rem
edy for all blood diseases, stomach and
liver troubles, pimples. cOstveness, bad
breath, piles aEue and malaria diseases. in
digestion. loss of appetite, low spirits bead
ache and all diseases of the kidneys. Price,
80 cents, of + X. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

Now The time to learn StenOgraphy by
the new1achine system. Learned IN one
third thiine required by other systems.
A pleast occupation for young ladies.
RapidlWming into use for all kinds of
shOrt-hh work. Three trial lessons free
school room 3, - Monroe-st.. Grand
Rapids Itch. Open afternoon and even
ing. III. Wilsey, Preceptor.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
Raeklen.s Arniea salve.

TIKI BEsr SALvE IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains,
Corn, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed 70 give perfect satisiscti0n or
money refunded Price % cents per box.
For sale by Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19
Cameut-Si I'll - per bnl
N.I-.-Nnrnll brad aud feGC.nS.
eONMERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Gentlenlent

You cann be better suited than with the
Tailor r-madsarments the Giant Clothing
Company ashOwing in such areat variety
for the cong season. In Prince Alberts
and Four hon cutaways their line IS par
ticularly lae, containing the finest of For
eign and Dtestic fabrics. Low prices and
excellent gk nanship combine to make
business liw at the Giant Give them a
call and yoEill have no further use for
your mercht tailor.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

sfr sorb-- -sy- Mr. Corbittis sin a
Royal remptsr.

Royal iethfttfs
r1 enc Eit t1r af -ae Ists.atH llsRGn.
ratvo EaFru-. M,rH-, Sepr.ls i,s5.
In che absence Of Mr C,ro.tt xh) has
been ia N@v York State for the ast week.
AMI who TlI not oe here tor sesral days
yet. allow me to state for him nat be is
tarrs as % Royal remp.ar and aau attor-
nev f.r .he a-isr. doing 5usiuss for IT,
Anr1onv Iamlson is nor q msmer Of the
orier. and any .rflrmui0n give lim as
c. irs work 1r business ia specullFs. or II
Given hrm rv a member of fhs aaer. such
nienher "a unworthy af the uamef Rovsi
renaar called on N- Jamisn % give
me- na sane 1f ONE prominent clzeu gno
Bad Hes-i shar re Says tl oe tus icfs, and
be- Taa.f 8of rve nae a name
DAVID togTs
select counc or Valley Cify luncil
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-19

b. Eif4- Maas si soar fssdefs may
be benefited IS fhe knowledge ~ such a.
excellent remedy 81 Dr Jo8e- Hea Clover
Tonic. which produces tae mosl iafof4oie
results in disorders ~ lhe uFer, sfala-eh
ana s.iuers. a18 is salu4blr remedy ln
dyspepsia also. debility arising ifen iaaisr-
Ia ~ other causes 10 Is per!eef iaillc. ai
lietizer blood Dariler an1 sure cure iaf
ssue. Price. 81 cents. For sale by = l..
Erff-..r.