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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25
The Republican Club.

The following are the officers elected for
the ensuing six months by the Republican
Club OF this city:
President-Hiram Knowles
First Vice-P resident-W. o. Speer.
Second Vice.President-W. H. Dewitt.
Secretary-John Cannon.
Financier-W. Pinkham.
Treasurer-S. w. Graves.
8. A.-G. NJ. Lyons.
Executive Committee-M. H. Holland, w,
r. Keilty, A. F. Bray, Chas. s. Warren, p.
Boland, John Kirby. Fred Loeber.
Wilbur F. Sanders, Andrew F. Burleigb,
T. C. Power, and J.. D. McCutcheon were
elected honorary members.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25
Dragged into the Air bv the Tea,,,

At the Pare Leopold, Brussels, on the 18th
inst, Leona Dare actually performed the feat
OF holding on by her teeth to a sling SUSPEND
ed from the car of a balloon as it rose in the
air. The balloon of s. 1916 cubic feet capacitv
carrying in its car the impresario Spelterini
and the French eronau Lachambre. rose at
6:15 and it was only when Leona Dare
could no longer be distinguished except with
the aid OF glasses that she drew herself IN to
the trapeze and entered the car by a tran
door in the bottom. The balloon descended
safely Oh the estate of the Comte de Beaufort
at Linden.-LOndon Era.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25
Accident to the p. N.

Postmaster Booth, OF Missoula. met with
quite a serious accident Friday evening.
Before commencing to move the Office he
went over to the Eddy block for some.
thing, and as he came out stepped into the
alley on the north side of the building. Be-
ing in the darkness, and not bling familiar
with the surroundings be went one step too
lar and fell headlong down the stairway.
lie must have been insensible for several
minutes, and then found his way to the
postoffice in a dazed condition. It was
found that his head and one of his hips
were injured, and he was taken home 3,
pretty sick postmaster.
II the postmaster had been IL newspaper
man he would have been u I'D as .tfnI y
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disturb tho perfect pleasure OF each occ&.
/ sion, except perhaps that many q heart
futtersd with just q little jealousy when
the dear girl walked OF with a rival.
A JEFFERSON Valley man left q gun in his
wagon last night for q short. visit up town,
and on his return the gun was not to be
found. He reported it to Marshal Jolly
and within an hour the thief-Eli Martin
was in Jail and the Jefferson Valley man
had his gun. This is Martins second OF.
fence Of a like character. Pretty quick
work for Butte's Marshal. Martin will be
tried Monday.
Smiling Albert, whose great big heart is
always in bis hand, has The MINER re-
porter's thanks for a magnificent gift OF
cigars, carefully wrapped in foil, and each
large enough to share it with manager. ed
itor and the "boys" of this Office. The
reporter will put one among his little
trinkets, gathered in q not u%neventful life.
to remind him OF the generous iver on each
succeeding Xmas.
Not q case in tho Police Court yesterday.
Steve Simpson wal not so well on yester-
day.
The Knights Of Labor give their ball in
Miners Hall tonight.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
will soon put or additional messengers.
Born To the wife of VIM. Mcnamara,
on Wednesday night, a 12-pound boy.
Father Tremblay united in marriage
night before last John Erford and Miss
Mary Sage.
Mrs. Charlie Roberts a. the recipient
yesterday OF a brand new $500 piano, a
bridal present from the east.
Charles S. Wright after q pleasant visit
with former friends in this city, returned
home last evening to Dillon.
Messrs. Althoff & Burton left for the
east last night to buy hosting works for |
Princess Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany.
j. H. H. Hartford is in from Beartown
to see Butte in Xmas garb.
The town was unusually we'll filled with
last nigh; but nothing OF q start
ing character occurred for the reporters to |
pounce upon.
1t was reported on the street last night
that the girl Ursa who was recently in
before the police court had been
'earrested in Missoula, but it is probably
.roundless. II
Mr.. AL. orion, of the Silver Bow Club,
'alled at The MINER last evening and
'egaled the boys with some choice refresh
nents. He is an ex-printer and fully ap-
the hardships of morning news
,aper men.
Mr.. Sampson W. Hall, son OF Mr.. w. E. |.
Hall, Chairman of the Board of County
commissioners, who has been attending
chool in California during the past two
ears, returned home yesterday to spend
be holidays. The young man was greeted
y a host OF Butte and VAUDEVILLE friends,
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What Dr. Taunar Goo.

The celebrated DR.. Tanner, who made quite
stir several years ago by a prolonged fast
or forty days. is o a member of the com.
munlty or Falthists at Shalam, N. M. In a
recent letter lie lays down the broad propo-
slt'on that nine-tenths of all the crime and
disease i'll this world is due to the human
stomach. Keep the stomach undefled with
meat, especially free from the flesh of the
swine, and there is hope that man may live
up to his highest aspirations. This is the
doctrine which the Faithists are trying to en-
force practically in their colony, but the re-
thus far has not been ~encouraeinp-
Chicago Times.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25
THE PARROT SHAFT.
The Work of Sinking an Additional 200
Feet Going Steadily on.

Feet Going Steadily On.
MINER reporter yesterday visited the
Parrott mine and upon meeting Superin.
tendent Tibbey with a face wreathed in
smiles, learned that at present in addition
to mining 275 tons of good ore per day he
was working three shifts of men sinking an
additional 20O-foot shaft, which he hopes
to have completed by the first day OF
May 1887.
This shaft will be timbered% throughout in
best style, for the Superintendent does
nothing half way. When completed the
total depth OF the Parrot will be $50 feet
and then crcss-cutting for the lead will
proceed and the mine fully developed.
The Parrot is beyond doubt one of the
best timbered mines in Montana and its
condition is due wholly to the excellent
Judgment OF superintendent Tibbey, who
has had the management of it since May,
1881.
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Jail.

James Hl~s-ca. aprisoner in the County
jail. n-'d '.c - t of $500 bail to await
the a ;u'on OF the Grand Jury, escaped from
jail yes erd " a ernoon about 4 O'Clock.
The a..cu-ed il the man who broke into
Dan cabin come lime ago and
iound = dynamite machine there that was
loaded, and came nigh sending him to king.
dom come.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25
~POSTOFFICE TIME TABLE,

can live at home, and make more
u money at work for us, han at anything
else in this world. Capital not needed
You are started free. Both sexes; all ages. Any
one can do the work. arge earnings sure from
first start. Costly outfit ond terms free. Better
not delay. Costs you nothing to send us your
address and inc ont; if you are wise you viii 20
80 at once. H. HALLETT & Co, Portland, Maine
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25
Exposing the Dangers of kissing.

Exposing the Danger of Kissing.
An enemy to the kiss has appeared in
Washington, D. c., in the person of DR..
Samuel s Adams, who devotes seven col
ums of The Journal of the American Medi-
cal Association to exposing the dangers Of
kissing" Everything has its lark side.
The dark side of kissing, as viewed by DR..
Adams, is both moral and physical. Among
women and between children and adults it
has degenerated into an insincere, unmean-
ing and commonplace salutation, when it
should be reserved only as an index of at
f~ectionate feeling.
But the weight of the doctors argument
is expended IN showing the possible evils
which come from the promiscuous kissing
of babies and children by adults Tubercu-
losis, diphtheria, infectious fevers, can
crum oris, rupture Of the tympanum-al
are possible or actual results of kissing. A
veritable instance is cited, in which the
drum Of the ear was ruptured by a kiss ap-
piled to the external auricular appendage!
A kiss of u suction force reminds one Of
Benedict's, which had "such a clamorous
smack that, at the parting, all the church
did echo. Medical Record.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25

The sins an old man confesaea vv;th =.
gIeatest relish are those he never committed.
New Orleans Picayune.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25
Bullion Shipments,

The following were the shipments OF bull
lion made during the past week through
the Pacific Express Company, of this CITY:
Marget Ann, 2 bars worth s 1889
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LOST :!
S15 Reward.

The above Reward will be paid for the
delivery Of a dapple gray horse. brande
Is on left thigh, weighs about 1000 pounds
to Casey & Brophey, Butte, NJ. T.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25
A Flow OF Language.

A young man asks: allow can I gain a CO
pious flow Of language" Step on a carpet
tack in yosar bare feet.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25
BUTTE CITY nARk,,s

corrected weekly for rur Mr.,
Brophy.)
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-25
MONTANA UNION Raj wAy
Railroad Time Table.

DEPART FROM BUTTE.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

iarl 4zs.l te ss made ~ ele-tLIrl lard
sl4anle and tso llir1s ras lara. sl.sh
llaie sl4t sls solslllersd 5erf=erlg
1le gr1lacL A.# tls rshlsd lard s
made .f oae-tll1i -aen ~ ne lngr-.i--
cots former lsei =li 1ns-t1lri eotton
seed -i ami tlls pra,ipct ,s 81 murl
1~tief lAal the article made seoorlil-
to ll- all L4etlad ilal fl7 latter cannot
ae sold beside Be- especially .s "a seils a
~ seat pJal1 loser aL Wholesale.
tro1 three to I've years 40 porz Sold
81 from SD to 81 barrel aai lard Do 30
h asuis q pould Aoz pork Is quoted
81 g. ~ p-f barrel aud lard at g. - =. 2
1lnlrsd. CON garauvs reduction Il
early ID per cent % favor of the ard
% course those interested iu tie sale ~
.Ari leay that thls reduction Is .alsed
0y -ail.teratou,' blt ~adait-rstiol
vita d. article slleu i' by mast person :
razarisd as gur=r and more wholzsou .
tlal the article adllteral-d vii lot
complain about tie -adalreratiOu
Fsry naturally cotton seed oil came
g. b.. l-sl in toe luth before it dld in
tls NORTH snd il Is, Ne are told, used
there n0g much more extensively than lt
Is 10 the North FOR cooking purposes. IL
is not surprising that the Southern
10 nbers ~ Congress were opposed 10
10 tax ou o4eomargariue aud butter sub
s1lrutes Ehea tho fact is known that
80 80 barrels % cotton seed OIL is used
Annually 10 the manufact ire of these sub
sututea FOR butter
The uss 0f this OH Is not. however, by
any means confined 70 the South. Il
is coming into use ia the North
more AMI more. and Is used
80 believe, 10 preference 10 lard, IN at
east one oi the leading hotels IN this
sity. The objection that Il Is impure,
shich Is raised against buttsrins and
0leomarg garine cannot be raised against
This oil, for II is 4 purely vegetable pro-
duct and - undoubtedly "a whOlssoms
as 'he best butter. 1, Is this purity OF
the product which makes its competition
so mash more threatening 20 the dairy
men. and inasmuch as II Is farm pro-
duct, It will hardly bs possible for the
dairymsn 10 get any such protection as
Is given against competition by the oleO-
margarine-maksrs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

A YOUNG Man. HOLLAEDER. ACQUAINTED
\ with the Eng l.h. Holland, German and
French language and bookkeeping aud willing
o. do a.y KIND oi work in oitce 0r STORE. want, a
situation. Address A y. Telegram dcraid. 1il
lIANTED-A POSITION As COACHMAN OR
W 10 work in Wholesale grocery or Sould
drive del very Of amy sind. ntsi OF refereui e,.
Address q, No eCarrerst ll
NrANTED-A SITUATION, As MILLER. 81
" years OF axe. l2 years experience. Address
james Aldrlch. Byron Centre, Mich. ID
l(ANTED SITUATION Is WHOIES ALE
w house as shipping clerk. or in retail house as
clerk. Would go ou The r1ad 10 desired TAX
English aud German. Best of references given
from last employer Address g., caie this oboe.
NANTED-A YOUNG LADY sTENOGRAPHER
W with n typewriter wants position a. cures
pondeuL II willing 10 go out of town. Address
r. uer Telegram Herald
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

There IS a ladies club A. Bar Harbor con
Quoted 1n thp>ame principles a. the gen
Ieweu clubs
Miss Bessie Haft0u daughter Of Joseph
Hsr-on. tns novelist and correspondent. iu
tends to sdopf the stage as a profession.
Elizabeth stuart Phelps With her right
arm .n a spIiut. because of A sprsin is ont
lining several stores. while resting among
the Colorado bills
The Boston T-rrrr SAYS That Mrs Clevr.
Isnd loves -fhe music 70 ths fufure and D..
one ~ che most spprsciative of iistuers Cd
the varss ~ Wsgner.
Lady Mcdonald ard tbe corner stone Of a
rev Nattad. sf la1-ch AZ Victoria p G.
m F-iay She vas presented with s.lver
troTeI .n c0rsmeno-aton of tne event
Nrs Mar R-en. vh0 was adigdzed
insane n Chicago ssr rees i- n0r believed
-o oe he.ress to = fortune - 81 0oo p0o lef
her 5Y her uucie. John Dalton. ~ Ans
rails
Wue Fs.sri. upcu whom the French
m 1srv maIsI has been bestowed f1r dis.
rnEu. shed services upon fhe feId ~ hstfis
s widow ff-v aTa years 0'd sud q.
fr t1rfV Eve years rasf-fae cantniere o
fte ore H1ndrei and TartF drsf Reg
ment
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

That festive old buck GERONIMO, has
nassacred dozen more people aud
plundered wagon train. Yet this
country talks OF going 70 war. A Nation
that cannot subdue handful OF Indians
after year Of fighting had better keep
quiet when any body speaks loud. There
IS toe L Usah ulcer, also; the MOrmons are
asking he Government what 1t is going
10 10 about 1t anyhow. Then We have
the squatters IN Indian Territory and the
great caftle-ralsers who occupy govern
ment land laugh at the handful OF sol
diers who are continually threatening to
-emove them. The facts are that the
United States army Is the laughing stock
Oi every country on earth.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

OFFICIAL sArzs Or zESr COUNTY
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

" WIIHEY FORMERLY MANAGER OF
W Burche painting establishment is located
AZ ~ Monroe "a where orders ll nc rece we'd fol
painting, paper hanging and fresooalng Remem-
ber the p.ace Opposite the soldier Monument
lgTY BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY IA
Y grandviNcave. Regular trade solicited y.
kOSE Proprietor.
4. HERKSER. WATCHES. CLOCKS AID
u. Pine jewellery y Moure-si.
OSCAR DIX ~ DIVISION -1 CAKFENTFk
" and Cob shop Screens Speciality.
IROCkETI q HoPpINS, FINEST As-oRT 80
Y furniture iu the city Nc 40 oar own upho.s
teTins RememheT n Cansi-sf.
COMMISSION. p D. LAMB 4 co... WHOLE
y sale dealers in fr1t and vegetsh'es butter.
esgs. efC and i1 funiA-st Grand Rapids Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

NOR REM FACTORY N MILLST THE
very convenient brick building, o0xl00 feet
i've stories high. with sixty horse power water
wheel, hydraulic stand pipe, hose and nozzles IN
each room, elevator, steam heating pipes shafl-
ing, pulieys betting etc., also addition contain
ing office, powerful steam engine, boiler. c0al
room end dry room. store room, etc. Inquire Of
ButterwOrth and Lowe. a.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11
ZOE RENT-ROnMS.

NOR RENT-LARGE FURNISHED FRONT
/ room, convenient Tor TWO gentlemen. ila
Monroest. u
IOk RENT-NICELN FURNISHED FRONT
/ room, 7o south Division g. u
NOR KhNT-PLEAsANI FURNISHED FRONT
/ rv0mS With modern conyenienCes Ledyard
block. first hallway from Durees. loi
no KENr-ONE LARGE ROOM. No ~ Canal
! ST.. has three fg0ut windows gas and steam.
Enquire az once Of o.. A. berwlu, no. ~ tanal-s~
Eat
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

NOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
L with ali modern Improvements, situated ~
the best resident part of the city. Original cos
$1,000, big discount and easy terms that VII
No. 3, city.
NO REN1-sMALL HOUSE SOUTHERN PAR.
| city near street ears. Enquire Mosely BTos
81 OttaWa-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

VANTED-TNO DINlNGRuOM Girls. ONE
" Tor The Pavilion. Reeds Lass one al IA
Monroe.st 1Welaua Bros
ArANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
" era Homework. Apply 10 Mn. Chas
Colt. aoJ Cherry
WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work ln IA small family. German preferred.
30 M. Neuou-st
WANTkD-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR
" general Homework imW edIately Apply ai
20 Second ave. Mn ". ~. smith.
"A ANTED-LADlEs TO WORK FOR NJ al
W home or % travel. something entirely new.
FOR ladies only q dRuy easily made. uo photo, no
painting particulars iree, Mn J.. D. Little. Box
AS. Chicago III. ~
IANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN TO SELL
" day goods IA retail store Must be one OF
long experience aud possess rare qualifications.
Add ess IA iul. Lock Box A5., traverse CITY
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

The socialists are foolish 20 Try 20
maze oar millionaire population uncom-
ior'aDls sith dynamite. The thing 10 DO
- xst socialists elected a. assessors.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

NANIED-A0ENI- or BOTH SIX FOR 1Ht
W greatest book OF modern times. The self
Educator by Prof. Leverage of Yale college 10
Is blessing Go every home. An Indispensable
book tO every yonug man mo wauts to succeed
lu liie aud oi priceless value 10 any position. 10
is ~ the name slgscstS "a self educator. Agents
are reaping big harvest with this book. Apply
ai once for territory a. Do is taken fast Address
NJ 50 thls Office.
WANTED THREE LADIES or BUSINESS
" tact and energy to solicit orders for tohbias
Commentary ou tne Bible and thudfeus hal'
Hours with Jesus illustrated hy pore. So
christian iaraily can afford fo be- without them
Address ID. b this office. salary aud commission
WANTED - LADY AGENTS. POSITIVELY
W clear tl0 daily with my wonderful new pa
tent rubber underEameut for females. our
Knoxville agent made saa in four days Mr. =
r Little box 8f3, Chicago ILL., l0
NNASsER. THR0UGHOrTT THE
" state to sO.iCit mcmbcrhip for the Michigan
Masonic Home Fer particulars address. II.
Nash. Secretary. Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11
PRESS PRATTLE.


To the account of the anarchist trials here
in an issue of the Louisville Courier J9urHai
he head line read Henry. the H9wler
Ever1bOdy thought ii vas letter from the
"a tor Chic1g9 Nrf
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

The best tribute the citizens of New York
cau pay to the memory Of the statesman
Ehom they revered, is to carry ont his ideas
i JDurl1t
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

Lord Randolph Churchllrs incendiary
speeChes have borne their legitimate fruit
~ making loyal Belfast the most turbulen
place in Ireland lllrlgl JllsnaL
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

THE TELEGRAM HERALD dors
nol want your money unless Il glvss you
sn adequate return ior it. II you adveT-
tse tor anything Ia the Want columns
and don't gel ii. your money vii be re-
funded or the advertisement VIII be re-
pealed The advertisements taken On
this condition are al those coming under
ed, Rooms 70 Kent Rooms Want
&C, Male Help Wanted, Female
Help Wanted IS uasions Wanted
Female, Situations Wanted Male. "
Miscellaneous. end al advertisements
not Of strictly commercial nature.
Thousands have tued the plan during
the past few months. Try il yourself
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

Don despise thing because it IS small
A jgx wiii bold more than most men Ea'.
Jri1l EfrDr.fe
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

In Penusylvanis, Not in Michigan
The Greenbscker = uow a thing Of the
pasr. and may be- reiegaied 10 the museum
1t political antiquities aud Curiosities. Phil
.ldeiUb0 BnLcfin.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

rhe Biggest shark should Nod First
Jay Could denies the report that shark s
in the North River nod 20 him as he pass, s
by n his yacht-Ncic H1re Nees
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

THE SECURITY -I0KA6ECoHrANY sToREs
| and insures furniture household goods and
general merchandise af low rates aul1s snli al
commission, packed, moved and shipped 30 lN
Hupn-sL Telephone "a
F4yTED-ST0TC1S
W lcwelry cases or sllNerA8re cGsts oi different
lengths heiehths. or szes. cau have tllm u ale
90 order on shuft notice A stock uf rrgl a. flErs
constantly ou hand. sin be sod a. reduced pr.ccs
al j. M tralcrs 81 lanal-si ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11
SPIRIT OF THE STATE PRESS.


It is gratifying 20 hear that the hemp
crop Is good this year. We trust the sup
pIg viI be- equal to the demand We say
rhis With both index fingers pointing to-
ward Chicago DeroH Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

A4 llher caily ezccTi sunday
rleeIiaE CAR rtu ol faH.uf Eld Alsulir ca
press irains CD aui frHn DeIrlif
far.ur rafe rau aI iasr fkIHrss and hIal.f hsr.
IDS hAIfese t0 and fIam H.fratl
LirUf connections ma1r ai NeiTOi with al
truaFt irairs kasl over AZ a. b. b.. lfanals
Southern lfitisiou
CnAt AokK.t General AFt .. Muun-eft
.. 8 HAVE rs IlCkti hsi Union llfIol
o., h FsUs. iuin IkI or.nt ~ holrec.si
o. N hnssL LEs. a. J. a a. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

Cucumbers double the popuIation.-Iona
Fr~r.ar WrI
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

Tue public - waiting t0r NJ. lGSArIUs
DovSslLT % keep his word and prov
thar Lord BAoOS wrote SHAKESPEARE
~ Mr.. D0SSELLT expects 10 save HE
literary bacon hs wiu hurry up with tue
proof
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

N 1HE DOLLAR srECrACIFs. with Per
~ fecfion Glasses. from Lcch kafriue Scotland.
I) are superior lo ali uihcrs, as tfe lenses arc
= ground and polished with mhfhematlcai pre-
cison. nvgurafiug The eyes. and in many casss
curing visual Cclccu Avoid using common
spectacle Circulars free J. r. HOMAN. Ihs
MOnroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11
Ever Opened in the
West.

The stock includes everything desirable in
Cases. Comb and Brush Sets in Gather and Plush
Cases, Japanese Goods, Brackets Black Walnut
Goods in every Vari ty. Cutlery, silver Plated
Ware, shopping Bags Toilet Sets. Vases. Bronzes
Chndrens Carriages. and thousands Of articles
TOO numerous to mention in an advertisement.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

I'm h.s testimony yesterday Mr. SQUIRE
SAD be- told Ivr's that the prce of ms
Office sas the good name he would hag'
at tns close ot his term IL looks from
this distance l5 u hs SGT very low price
- p
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

The Cleveland Ptlnieaier and th-
Eo.elo Commsrciai are 4aarrelinz over
Vl.ch is ths deadlest engine % death,
ths Gatlnz xun or a bottle of sour mash
Iassuuch ~ ths stalls q both papers
sful i've % ought to be au easy matter 70
decide iu favor - the gun.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

A NEW SUBSTITUTE rOR BUTTER
Wails o.eomsrzsrns snd 0atteune
have heen asfrscfiDx 80 mnch attention
ana cans1g 81 much anxiety smonx
farmers snd Conxressmen another sub
shtats 'or butter. lard. tallor. oleomsr-
xarua. nufierna and al has ban work
rs ,s say into nee so qnistly shat the
1unHc has hariy oecoma srsre - it,
srisfeuce. ant yst Is promises % % =
uost pressing competifer of them AL
r "a composition "a cotton seed 9ll. which.
~has ~ is osiorlass. tastaisss and a
purely vegetable prninct. can be pro-
i1as.i cheaper than anT snunal 'st Tins
pa aoes adt sud Fii Dot of -unrse. tska
fs.s place ~ agftar except a. it Is nse,l In
enoxnx. tu, 'or ooosnx purposes is .
destined so b. formidable eunpetitor
nof only far aufter bat '0r al other Fats
Crf.nu saei 'iI hsd larxs market in
Fn-rra before It came to be sno~n so
ga -er-ume-s ~ shss eountry A ar
saHr-ant ~ rilra oii it acquired a
heavy sara n Sonthero France and in
rae sr5 ere .sttar ergntrg hecsms 81
mnet ssrn,ei iast l1sF ~ th.rfy- 6ra
rar -art vas -nt 1ron is shout whaf ire
acnse ~ sscrs=entstrvsa eroposal io
one ar alsonis-zsr Tie tsr. bow
eear i.8 acf strip ~ SAFE ent ouiy
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Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

NANIFD- ONCE A RELIABLE PERSON
" Who can lN the position of sale.maa og
cashier. for new mercantile house soon o. open
here. Good Wages pleasant employ ymenl ana ii
permanent situation ls offered tu party alu
cau furnish sn0 ua security. aud reliable feieIen-
O. Al-Le-. b b q ---- ..----- ~ % CIV a
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-11

Detroit and Nse York but why hRr-
row uD the young blood IN the Stat.
Come home. come homs, ye pluckva
click-ns ~ che moppsd diamond aud al
~Il o4 forgiven. 0u, ior heavens sake
come a1ms