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b. & o. r r. SPECIAL NoTICE-In order to
accommodate the increased travel on the B. &
u. X. r. between Washington and Indianapolis
the company Is now running through sleeper
between these points, leaving here daily at 3
Pm, arriving next day at Indianapolis at IL AS
am; time 81 hours. Secure your tickets and
sleeping ear accommodations at Il. & .. ticket
offices, 619 and 1851 Pennsylvania ave-, and
station, corner G. street and New Jersey ave.
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PickwicE Club Whisky is the best

ing and delivered in IL Id. Ward" prints, 45c
per Id. Also cottage cheese and butter milk
sweet milk &c. per quart. Cream 15 cents.
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CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS, So per dozen, al
Pipers, removed from SIS eth ST. to $50 Pa.av.
PURIN CARNIVAL, Monday, March %, Rifles
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CornAns CorLAn< Co11Aaa

GOLLARS. Samples Surplus stock COLLARS
CCLLaRS OF COLLARS
SOLLARS. New Yorks Principal Manu- COLLARS
SOLLARS. facturer. COLLARS
COLLAHS 10000 Collars. COLLARS
~ SILanS 1Oc each. or tor 25c. COLLARS.
COLLARS pure linen latest shanos C0TT 40
COLLARS. Plain white or coiors Worth SOfT a pa
CSILanS LOG TO 2ec. EACH COLLARS
COLLAhS THE PALAIS ROYAL. COLLARG
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Your NeighbOrs All will Tell You So,
| ITO Auerbach's, 7th and II streets, CO."
AS 1t is the cheapest and most reliable plac
to buy or rent q Sewing Machine, or have on
repaired. I
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ANTON FIsCHER'S dry cleaning and dye
works, 500 u ST. N. W. Satisfaction guaranteed
in work and price. Goods called for and de-
Gvered. Telephone, 1882.
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FIRGISIA PORT.-NOrton's Seeding port
wine, Ives Seeding port wine. Concord port
wine. Don't buy any other until you try the
produce of native grapes made by Chr. Nander,
NO. 9U9 9TH ST NV
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b. b. Chase, Umbrella Maker, 1914 Penn
EylVania avenue. 3
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We have no special days for pretended low
prices. but We always sell Furniture, Carpets,
Bedding, Upholstery Goods, Portieres, Lace
Curtains and all goods in our line as low any
advertised price list. To verify the above facts,
call and see Us. Singleton & Fletcher, 41o 18th
street NV
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SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW OF Oriental laceS.
Wonderful bargains. Mrs. MAX WEYL, Agt.
PURIM CARNIVAL, Monday, March %, by w.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 100 Pa. av
GLASSES repaired while waiting; Hempler's.
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JUST RECEIVED a large line of Baby Wagons
and Refrigerators, at W. II. Hoeke's.
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Baker's NOrwegian Cod Liver OF, the
reputation of which has been maintained a
half century, is still ahead of all competition.
All who need the article will find it greatly to
their advantage to insist on our brand, or send
directly to our Laboratory. JOHN c. BAKER g.
Co., Phila., and at druggists.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court Il
George A Burks, of Lynchburg. Va, and Maris
l. Moran. OF Loudon county, Va: Thomas III
Smith and Minerva Rollins; William +. Whit
and Alice r. Culver: Robert Morrison. of Nor
folk. Va. and Fannie Joy, of Richmond. Va.
James Johnson and Georgenna Smith, both O
Baltimore. Nd.
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RECEPTION To PASTOR BAER.-The congre-
cation of Waugh NJ. r. church assembled at the
parsonage last evening to welcome the return OF
their pastor Rev. X. y. Baer, d. d. and his
wife. An address of welcome was delivered by
Geo. ". Buckler, which was responded to in a
happy vein by Dr. Baer. The ladies of the
church presented Mrs. Baer with a handsome
dinner set of LA pieces.
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Miss VAN DUZES opened her art school to-day
IN the y. vi. G. \. building. Miss Van Duzen
has an excellent method OF teaching painting
on velvet, perfecting her pupils in the art in q
few lessons. She comes well recommended, and
as il is the fashionable craze of the day she is
likely to be largely patronized.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
COMMANDER NoRTnuooo.

Ihe annual State sacsmpHent u the
q. A. 4. hsid yesterday Al Jackson, ~ss
ths most Bamefoslsly attended aud TIE
most successful naeeting ever hsld. Over
eleven hundred delegates we're present
The contest Tor the position Of State Com
nlAnaef vas a yery spirited one, aud re-
suited IA tue ssifetioa u JoHS NokTa-
W0oB. Of Sagns~ county. Altbo0gh SO
might nave reloiesd more il the once had
gone 10 Western Michigan, Nc must se-
sn0N ledge that the state eneampment
has made yefy siss and JudIeious selse-
tion Commander NOETHwOoD i en-
phsfically representative u the RANK
aud NE Of the boys IN blue. he entered
the army 4s a private and returned as
private. EniistIng IN loei ia Company
q, 5ixteeath Micnigan Infantry, hs took
sn active part Ia the bioOdy battles OF
Mcclellan Psninsular campaign, and
I lost an ara at the battle OF Gaines mil.
lie was snbssquently taken prisoner and
confined IN Labby prison. de repre-
sented the Third district OF Saginaw
county Ia the last Legislature, and was
/ the author OF the bill 10 establish Mich
I igan Soldiers Home lie was very pop
ular man With the House. and had the
/ confidence and respect OF the entire body
In view ot the increasing Importance
I OF the q. A. K. ia this State-now num-
bering some Il 900 u embers and the de
STABILITY Of having a commander en-
dowed with the requisite qualifications,
We congratulate this order, the remnants
OF a once glorious army, on the selection
of 80 level-headed commander as JOHS
NORfHwOOD.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
IAE End LAS COME

&c has come AZ last. Heaven help the
pooe, doVI-troddeu house Sife. The ser
want girls % larry town. y Y, have gone
out on a strike Most o. them we're re-
csiviny from si6 so SIS month and
board, bat demanded more Housewives
IN the tisd-up town are doing their own
cooking. while the husbands are doing
the swearing. ADD the trouble Is incrsas-
ing. ParlOrs are not swept, bric-a brac
not busted and chaos reigns generally.
By = and bye. II things keep on. e mans
own children will be breaking cut some
thing ike tins See hers, sov'ner. yOI
have got to put a. more Gnss; | can't
smoke 2iNcsnt cigars any more. and If
you don't come down / viii strike and
NJ friends viii boycott you: we'll order
out your clerks and the cook Going to
come down.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

Lessos Apra = 1oe<ph Cl.As8beFl4i8
as.irsssed 49, ilaaeass sa1aeTias 81 BIZ
asiaghsE1 asst sFehiaE hn speesh 49,
ua4iasf . nefstisioa 81 his previous sttsr-
asees 8a tae subject ~ Hsaae kals aai
rlere S-s aotailg 10 "a 10 iutlsesis definitely
xhaf esafse hs iaieH ie3 to garsae
Hs e4Fled bis AesFefs that
Pafnel @..sld nst rsgaai aay settlement u
toe question "a tie irish 0oveFnn4~nf
a. s.ermanenl th4t did not euzbic tie Irish
EsaFt, to sever The iasS link sbieb b8lds lgr-
lsBs Ana England together No iTse people
ar sad ileet ~orthy al the name = 10
oauit 4aietls sublnil 20 saeb restrictions up.-
an tbsif representative author.tg a. Glad
stoue propose n favored ghe pFe.enee ol
Irish representatives. iB the Nestgninster
Parliament ana saiI be would cheerfaliy
support Gladss00e Il tie irish proposal wene
safleentiY modified. TIE proposal 10 issue
80 essjsso Tor the purchase Of land ln Ire
iand be characterized a. absurd Il
would require AZ ieast ElSe. e.tsoU 90 That
sum he vas unwilling 10 consent 10 kath-
ef than cooperate IN the imposition 81 such
a burden upln the taxpayers a. the issue
~ 80 enormous an amount would involve.
he would forever resign his influence and
bis place in British parties. Chamberlain
admitted the necessity for certain changes
| Ia tie crescent system Of government oi Ire
land and said he would be glad - concede
"a lstsF a separate assembly ATes0lutiOu
wAs passed unanimously endorsing Cham
| oeriain's views.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
sP ARKs FROM THE WIRES.

The Pittsburgh coke syndicate has ad-
vanced wages of all employees from 4. l6
per cent.
The Pullman Palace Car company has
declared quarterly dividend of - per share
payable May Is.
Thirty Toronto high school pupils struck
for a weeks Easter holiday. They were
whipped into submission.
The first through train on the Canadian
Pacific railway 10 the Pacific coast will be
sent on MAY u. the Queens birthday.
Mrs. Annie ;. Eastman. for many wears
prominent lady in society and one of rare
culture, in Platteville Wis. has been adj
judged insane.
An organization Of the Sons Of Ohio has
been completed at Chicago Gen. X. W
Smith was elected president. About eighty
have applied for membership
The annual meeting Of the National
Academy of Science began AZ the National
Museum. Washington. Tuesday. Prof
Marsh Of Yale College presided. AMI Prot.
Asaph Hall. OF Washington. officiated as
secretary.
The lawyers on both sides have At last ac-
Cepfed Jury in the Mooney murder case at
Waukegan. H. over two thusaud men
bad been summoned on special venires aud
a month time consumed. The costs thus
far probably aggregate 5 ,oo0.
The auction sale of season tickets 20 the
May musical festival AZ Cincinnati began
Tuesday with astonishing briskness The
sales up 70 noon equaled those 81 the whole
Dag in 1sS4. while the amount Of premiums
was greater than in the famous sale OF lsS0
SIX cases Of smallpox have been reported
20 the secretary of the Illinois mate board
Of health a. existing AZ Emma. in White
county. and I've eases AZ Crossvili6 in the
same vicinity No new cases have been
reported AZ Carmi. and IL q now announced
~ the secretary thar fhe disease Il under
control ~ the authorities At thsf point
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
sPLINTERED JEWELS.
q The eats tail Is a musical story-probably
about the pur.ing brook

= The eats tail is a musical story-probably
about the pur.ing brook.
4 new paper al Camden. y J.. is called
the H. L. J.. Ii IS edited by ladies who
make il hotter than l. for he guzzlers Of the
howing Howl.
This isn't as it should be. Ifa man has
no Ne or o to his name, he is an off color
Irishman. When home rule is an assured
tact. It's two champions must come out as
McGladstone and o Parnell, or be boycotted.
The Chicago Inter ocean thinks the Presi-
dent sets good example To senator Jones
a. lover But then, the President never
had any of the beautiful bouquets he sent to
his girl given 10 the chanbermaid to throw
oven the back fence.
The base bail craze has struck our es-
teemed contemporary. the Jackson Telegram
and thrown that admirable journal on its
beam ends. We shall not be surprised TO
see the editor thereof up to Grand Rapids
shortly TO see the elephant, with an ace of
diamonds on bis shirt front and twig Of
willow in his hair. There is nothing like
being enthusiastic.
The Louisville CoWieT-Jomrnai informs
the gaping public that the people Of that
village are all on their ears over the ap-
pointment of Mrs. Thompson. We were not
aware before that Louisville people possessed
ears large enough to stand on, but We have
suspected it to be fact, and were exceed
ingly obliged to the Couricr-.Jo,a-aai for con-
firming the suspiction.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
TURKEY AND GREECE.
Austria Agree. to Englsno's Proposals 10
Prevent War Greece stiii
showing rgI gIht.

VIENNA, April s2.-The austrian govern
ment has signitied It's acquiescenee in the
British proposals that the powers shall take
decisive steps 10 preveRt Greece from max
ing war upon Turkey The basis of the
ultimatum proposed by England is that the
Greek government shall. within seventy
two hours after the receipt Of the ultimatum
is acknowledged by official signature, issue
a bona fide order fora complete military and
naval disarmament, the army 10 be re-
duced 10 its normal peace footing
OF not more than 250oO men. In
the event of the neglect or refusal
of Greece 10 comply with the mandate the
allied fleet now rendeZeyoused in Suda bay
shall disable or dispose of the Greek navy
or blockade the ports. Noalternative but
disarmmement is afforded 10 Greece and no
promise is held out Of considering her ter
ritOrial claims, either by an information con
ference or otherwise. in the event of her
obedience In the meantime the Greeks are
making hostile demonstrations at various
| points along the frontier apparently with
the express intention of exasperating the
Turks and provoking them To take the in
itiative in opening the war. These demon
stratiOns take the form of military feints in
which an advance of the forces is made up
70 the extreme limit af the Greek territory
10 stimulate the beginning of an invasion Of
| the Turkish possessions.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
THE DEATH OF A MISER.
One of Napoieod Bopsparte's Body Guard
Dies Aud Leaves Property Worth
Millions

New YORK. April 22-Antoine Goulard,
who served as corporal of Napoleon Bona
parties body guard and afterwards came to
America TO make fortune wine inn
porter, died on last Wednesday at Brooklyn,
aged -. He for many years lived in the
style of miser and ne always told the few
friends that he had that his money was all
gone. However he gave will to Miles
Kant. a druggist, to keep for him. On
opening the will, Kant found GoularG
left property worth S2.0OO000 much of il
being in Spain, where be lived long ago. He
left personal property and jewelry worth
$500. .0O0 to his friend Kant, and about
100000 worth of property his only other
intimate friend. Col c. Spencer, the we'll
known New York criminal lawyer The
Spanish property mostly goes to Don Tom
peiO Sena OF Spain.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

List - patents granted - gifizenso ~ Mich
gan for the week ending Tuesday April ~.
iss3 complied from the official records ~
the nite3 States patent etfice expressly for
fhe TFI.Fsasw- HsRsTn bv " A Bedmond.
solicitor of patents W 637 F-st NV
Wsshingfon. - c. ~ whom information
nay b. hsd
J. AEfer<aa. ~aEaaU ri7e Nre0rh
Psfev sna II q war Msr1uefre rse -
Ns-sfe7 We. Prant a ~ FnlsrSrn
ard ooHls Detroit Ess mas ~ sFrarsfsls
= Cover ereeevl.e esfe ..- FrsrsSsssi.
sffre ufpt 3srlger r. - HsrzFa CANNES nsr
esd a'ao1 r-sss aevisrt tssrrtis ~
81 itua ard Cair1 Uar1ire A. Hee5e-
nsEfr srd ~ 81 " Hsrrs. kaisr1azro rhwssl
rrs1ti srfsfter a fa1rh Esisnsz-o rvra
ge-9af.nz - - ersffca euefee@ = Nf-rN =,
7 nt.n. r0.l hid rs~l 1II.e- srt rrsf rsfcY
-.rft faerrst 4ate vs~r q ~tr@. farze~ fsr-n
Esfr g. f-nxs s1rtF. car eearler -
- ~ f--srf sse'4 serf-r srlr
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

su-tH. Eysrybo.iF slAoala os n1kers4ts-a
IA ths aAtfeF, ~ gax grosae &Ea hezzxsz
are xrosiag ssls1f. aat ths nlaElss that
hns car elfy thono1s snfoses are aDazaaonsd
t. tbs letsssasss - 'lsaks II taas h-fg .lt-
ks dzhAsr. tie spsFr0E. Apsrt frooz soy
considerations - : seakinen1sl aafars.
tias destruction u Gar birls = dangerous
y TIE IstsFssss u tie farmer and gar
dsaer. a. lg rsla)ses ons ~ tks Greatest
checks on tie inereas- II Insects.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

Senator k.DMUSDs appears 10 have made
. signal failure ia bis effort on Wednes-
day 10 lead the SeUaie % adhere 70 the
resolution not 70 confirm q nomination
made 10 al place made vacant by a sus-
pension when she ssss-oRss for the snspen-
sion were not given. The alleged moon
sinner, BRADLEY, went through by vote
Of almost two 10 one. We sometimes
suspect that ths worse the appointment
the better the Republican Senators like
il. TOR the reason that the main reslonsi-
bility rests on the President.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

The Canadians are getting ~ be very
presampt1oHs when they venture 70 ex-
anime tbe accounts 0f the GOyerpOr-Gen-
sral. II inast be confessed that $1,000 a
week. ia addition to = yearly salary OF
s50,OlO. is pretty liberal allowance; but
then al the little items OF street car fare,
stationery, washer woraan's bills, etc,
foot up mote tbau one would think. and
perhaps tbs Governor never heard OF JET
fsrsonian simpheity.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

Cali in and witness the improvements
that are constantly being made in our nam
moth establishment
We intend To make our store the great
center for the dry goods trade in Grand
Rapids by furnishing the largest stock in
every department. keeping on sale the best
fabrics and selling everything at the very
lowest possible price.
SPRING < COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

The newspapers naturally fall into the
error. when discussing the Presidents in
tended marriage. of speaking ~ tne Presf-
dent BRIDE This makes a nice headline
because the word hTisie is short. bus So
matter 81 ssct fhe President wili not have
briIe anfil be is married He Is 0uIv en-
za,-p.i now they sav.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
The New Department.

Under the Skylight may be found large
assortment of Embroideries, Made-up Cam
brio articles Dress Trimmings in great va
riety, Buttons, Chenille Fringes, Moss Trim
mings. Braids, Ruchings, Corsets, etc.
SPRING * COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

daliantry aud yirtus glide hand IN hand
through the bIus grass of Kentucky. Not
only hss the appointment OF Mrs. Ia mp
soS been v,ndieated, but a lot OF prize
lighters, politicians aud other disrepnia-
bic people have O>en arrested, aud all this
with the star-eyed goddess OF the Louis
vile C0urssr-,I0Hraat out 4 the State.
BY and bY w. may hear that Kentucky Is
prohIb,si0o State.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

The largest store, the Largest stock. the
largest business enablts ns 10 sell ali kinds
Of Dry Goods. silks. Dress Goods, Domestic
Goods. Carpets, Draperies and all kinds OF
Curtain Materials al much less prices than
can be oblsined elsewhere
SPkINO A C0HFANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

Cooperation Is the snresf Nsg - advance
the stsfns - .abor. in tbe fact thar ifs very
purpose s7l1 effect j. 81 uiske the ishorsr
capitalist an his own account ifs difficulty
fes in securing ~ suta enterprises the
..srsfssf management ehieh il were hEeiT
O. he iasare'i where che cspiis = 81 unier
the rs.ssf fraf ~ a single hesd - F.resbus7 fas-
a.ffsh
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

So@ thar WuLKAA l.. WEsr has been
confirmed a. Governor d Utah, Il Is 10
os hoped thaE be siA be 30 active "a sn-
fofcinx the lhw A. vac Governor Murray.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

Poet James Russell Lowell wants 20 know
what j. 50 rare a. a day in June' To a
man of Mr. lowell : keen lankee Wit this
eonundrum should a. once suggest the
answer Two davs r-f fhisa7o Nsscs
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

Republicans and anti Cleveland men aud
newspapers who jump - The conclusion
that fhe administration has injured and vii
DESTROY the ascendencv of the Democrat
psrtv may be. and probably are very much
mistaken Wait and see -Dmaha Herald
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

Gs.sD eAr.p. FalOAr Arsn p.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
msso1I14ssoUs

KIAETED TBF aDuRE7s - = HEspgnsi-
" i.ls ffsstrsrfsr snd fmiaff vift resiif1'ce
- eranf Rsffas h11rrR. fzre-siff i,.tse
H1rEF Htas rga1
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
If You Want Goods Of ANY Kind

and cannot conveniently visit our city, you
can always avail yourself of our immense
stock and low prices by simply writing Us,
stating as near as may be your wants
Samples of any kind of dry goods will be
forwarded you by 6rst mail. Makeyour Sc
lections, return us the sample and your
order will be executed promptly and with
great care.
All goods sent out on orders in this man
ner and not giving entire satisfaction can be
returned al our expense.
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

s-rsa a. Ma, ~as,ss Of ,s@ s.ssaa ci-...
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

The (iOveFaOr-tis0srHlO Of Canada pays
nearly $1,000 = year f0r newspapers. By
the way, se slsA a. rsmi0d y0u, JOaS,
that the price oi the fELBGRAA III HERALD
is - cents week for every day IN The
year.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

Throughout Detroit The dead walls.
tsisgr pa poles AMI cutters are plastered
with "saiPsa' reading Wait FOR Satan
Can Il Dc DosslD.s that there is a. aBtiei-
patton Ia tue CIty ot the Strait of re-
turn % that anfortansts burg of an hon
est alderman who cannot Dc bought with
I..@r
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
otlo ata0e


Who that reads has not read se mething
from tue pes. of JOIN JAMES AupUBoS.
the enthusias tic natarsiist. the only great
ornishologist. the scholar. the perfect ar
mt and the most graceful descriptive
writer that evsr put pen = paper? Emi-
-oently proper Is it that The society for ths
protection % our American Wild biris.
formed last February in New York shout
bear his asme. sad ihat its branches now
bsing formed everyvbere throughout the
country. should coptrihute to perpetuate
The memory of the nan wh0 loved the
birds as be did his lie. The TELEeBAN-
HzRArp Is sriieularly pleased 70 note
thar Grsnd Rapids ladies' have orxaaized
am Audnbon soclety. and that they are
taxing hold ~ The natter with will
Ms. fsoRas G. FrrcH writes us thai tsey
proposes a. secure thousand signatures
10 the pl,Sixes. re pledges. which every
member ef the sotasty ~ required 20 sign.
are A. follows
M. -t Hi.flEH ntt7-EIr nEA sn sltt AisHtft ny
esrrlre snf 'efi airsi tst ssef rr f,of .c icse
g. -efnsir neritar Fl the Aptutssn ~criefr snd
2 er,frsse e., discourage tnd rrrFent - 'ar ss i
can t1e xilink Fsln,iine ~ eesfts,re ef ciris -
efhprs
81 20 rie-iee nrseif ros a1 rob iesfeay ao-
.n anF Var i'sfsra 1r lriHTe iae ne>t or eEzs M
any ri'f ts0f eng ss f,1sain e Werneer ~
tfe Aaffaissr >ocefv aud prfuiiS te Discourage
s1d prevent ar - can slcf iffi1rr - tf1ers
NJ Al alasige nvsf'f eof ra riaxe nsp ~ tse
s.sfheT ri snr vi& riri rr-lssrfrfs ~ fr,ss -
,ss-rssl.,it alrattfirp snd fs everT ateans fn nv
rssrsir fn is.rflrsse TIE FSa 1i iest1FfT alr t=e
retse prrpos,s
There ara no baas alr dsles nor expenses
- say kiud required IN isiaias tba An
fnben. Al tsat = relsir@l = "a s'x8s-
sare =, tae ai,sve plsi,zse. wh'.h ~ hs
fsrinsired spou spphcsnon - the l,csi
Secretary. W-s G. r Bsse~ - Wealthy
avs. Is Is oe-~iiess a. this tiuie b. iFeli
srs,n m. sruel snd sttpsd destruction ~
hirfs rbi-h saz prscee,ie~i N suszing
ra-alss "a this eunntry The is.ises nay
understand that ioinis9 ~ A'plnbens
r,ll sct prevent tl,esn er,n ~aarinx 90
tr,cb w~sfhars. I'D er tame. or tho~e -
3sme-ne as<ls. - the-e sra specially *
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23

TIE etrsF rsf8r'ners ~ fhe faeuaeerscr vlli
s.,.ln -es-h fae psint 0hsre fney w. have
=, i.a.i.s.s hefN-en ~anl Rsuis'i ard 81 n-
lafer. .fenf movement ter q revenue tarlit-
Fssr can keep fie ts te rarf t1eir c'ans ID
rher visb. haf there ar thousands ~ Tcf-
as ths- hey -srr1r seep sress fheT
f-sur s T.th fhis 4sesrian SRI sNra ss
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tsr Cssrtee Hrrf
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
Encourauina the Cow

The Canadian cow can take courage and
20 70 grass. as the government has forbidden
the importing Of oleomargarine- r. Chicago
Inter Ocs1n.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
DRESS MAKING.

Oar DEess Aakinx rooUss are no~ Ia Soc-
oessfa. opss4ilos undzf Ihe eh4fse II Mrs.
l. A Hodges al - ies u DRESSES Aad
Wra1ss t445e q sLor. rellee aud reasonable
pFice- sFsINo a t0NFkNf.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-23
Folsom PRISE

The praises Of Miss Folsom are still
ringing. We suspect she is too good for
,rover.-Sracuse Standard