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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06
BETHESDAl
Natural Mineral Spring Water.
DISCOVERED Is 1861
The Famous Specific
F0R IAE CURE or
BRIGHTS DISEASE.

THE LATE PROP VII Bethesda saved my
LAEp iAhNtr, ADa liie whom ! was given
BetAeeip Nnr1, lsr. l;Ey.T. .B. FULLER
Spring CO.: Ltsh1D Aogay1.
Having seen most Ha"ttoR, Canada.
use Of Bethe.ia ia Dla- It proved as eiHcaci
octes- and from reports Gus as It is representa-
which have retcheuEe- to Dee.
wish You would tur- Hon. AS. \. Tl NfR p
nish a supply Ter tAe llfs dfst l0sfD4sf.J
NfLLARD PARKER u. 4. 80
To Bcthc-la Is due the No inflammation car
fact THAT 1 am q Wcii withstand the healr.
man to-day. touch of Bethesda
HoN. WI. WINDOW, An BILLINGS, 7
late Sfc'g 2. - IreYe- FTest Home Ma. .Efaf-|
HT5, Washington, u. e. Chicago LH.
unhestatinclv pro- In all cases Of Dil-'
nounce Bethesda the hctcs Bethesda. taken
utst remedy have in season. q cure can he
Prest HIaaus.s ~ Dg. WARRFN ST0NE,
Soc, NhcuANte Bis. ST., AciC CrleQHs Ll.
regard Gre water of Bethesda cured mr.
Bethesda s Slr.ug the Diabetes and brougm
best a the world Ter me % lellth again.
nos. G. HEIsKFLI- Tron y. :.
Tmost cheerfully' e.r
Bethesda Is the best testimony 20 the U.U.-
mineral water in the hciai dse of Bethesda Ia
Ex-Gov. !. NJ RUsK, DnJAMEs JOHNSON
Of UhcOusia. Pres,t B0Qri0T HeGlfa,
Bethcsda is a sovcr- ~---'' Vs.
cign remedy FOR an Kid 7 found relief within
ney diseases 2ih0urs complete cure
ltEV.M E~lEl SMITH. in three weeks, from
fiHsluTg, i't The use Of Bethcsdq
HoS.J. a. MCMASTER .
Bethesda Water nro- Prour F'ree14qf's
dnces the most marked Journal AeiC l0ri-
results.
DIR. &. {. SCHUYLER. Hov. j. wARRFN
Surg. TFogHoYR ny kElFE& er-Speqicr
Hox PHILETUssA Hres, q. S. s. = ''''''''
YER, L. s. Ssnat0r, Hos. SALMON p.
Hos. CHAs. FosTFR Jas,ice, Z. S. supreme
Hox JOHN wENT. PRor. ROBT. BARTH-|
WORTH. Chioqg1. ~ GLOW. VI. ID.
PEoT. r. J. KEYS, Hos. II. F.PACE, Srs
MD EhfgT tfNciq- Francisco, C4L
ltan L0Hcef.
~ IN cases Of Brirhts Disease and Diabetes,
the sufferer viii derive more benefit from Be
thcsda in 2lhour- than from any medicine known
to science Ia months.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS AND DEALERs.I
PRICES:
SILL wkrFR tor Eedi- CARB0NsTFn Tor Table
ei"ai r.s Ss.0o Case, Use ef1.an q Case. Con /
costaiaius 90 Hsfcai- taniur 100 Pint-Hot-
Lon jars and si.2o pr a.. ara $3.50 per Ca,e 4
Case of 10 Caii0n-sar.. OF 80 Vsari- Bottles.
SOLE SELLING AGENTS;
p. ScHEFER COMPANY.
II Barclay ST. New York las State ST.. Chicago.
~ Ssud for Frrapflsfcoaiomfsg Tes'fasonfais'
Qrsonls ~ ~ most ereiael - si-irns qnfus1l8c
mn "a ne country, nailed free % any address
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

A. AeAAt Cay DANxi i4 sunday.
lla iftiA Lss psIluf car fH Cincinnati
5's b la Tram hak setI.ilg csI IlI clnllu1sG-
o,t b n train osuBeoe al k9lalnGz.sc i1r bsl.le
treeAs sH1ks'i lielFoii and CAus1lan f.alIlas
nsllg 81 Detrou a. ll Is J M
thFuus1 ICkelA ard nlll lni1fILail0u bS
ilnc iy ilng upon a. Almsg tsckcl aeeLi -
depot oF 1eo v Auusol. ilLiol tickei Aeout g.
EOurce Elroet a.. 4. L4sCG sC.oD.
Genera Passenger sllc Tokes Assnk
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06
Chicago a west aiehis~A.

y "
Al trains arrive ~ AID depan hon unlo1
def1l
Depart
Ma iof CticeRO .isf exon and I0ie1o-f stG q n
fasi kKprese ioI tEic4Fo...-- fI1soa 4 n
- press iHf A4isA ttsl q ~
Ei9hi txpFess iuT Chicago. .......... 81 ~ ! n
kxpress ior Hs ksI<1s aud Baldwin. .....f SO n
ID AL lot Bic Rapids elid BALDWIN .---.--.f bss n
Arrive.
Night kxpros@ NON CllCas0 - - -
IA pres non - ukk ~ a. q ~
MAil nom Chicago EliG Miskeg0l ........f s u n
FAsi KIP from Chicago auc Euskeeo1.-f So ! ~
E1press frum hie Rapids and BALDWIN. fl0.so = n
fKpress fr1m hnIl Niu .......... ..-.....f 80 = n
-Dauy. fDGlly exoepi sunday
Iniough coaches W Chicago aud Io1eio on so
q 1. train.
Ihroagh psri0f car 10 Chicago o. 1870 D n.
train No extra charge fnT seELx
Through FlIiman sleeping tAI aud coach Cor
Chicago GA NJ tN 3 a.. train.
~ tsKPENTGh Iraric MgT.
Union Ticket once & Eolroc street
NlLlIAk A. HAEETT
Assistant t4es Passenger Agent
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06


Passengers taking The - a M fxprtxs make
Cloee connection al owo~so Tor lansing AID a.
Detroit for New York arriving there ~ ie.s0a N
the following morning
\ -ght EXprtss has iocsl sleeping Car frnu De
truit 70 Grand Rapids
This Is the only line running Limited Rxpresa
leaving here ~ $50 p. m- with Sleeping Car %
Detroit making direct connections TOT al poiu1
Esst, arriving a. New York 81 i0 o. 10 tie nIow-
inc evening. Trains west 81 I0 & p NJ VIII make
direct connection with palace steamer CITY OF
Milwaukee, for 81 point wesL
Through tickets ecCurei a. D. q n a n ofroef
sweets Eotel block and a. the deqoi
d, FoTTEk CiIy fSSl Agent
6Eo. B. REEvR, TrSiac Manager. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06
57S2

Poor. unhappy Nss York. three games
gone. Now fcr Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

The isLzaRAM HEEALD Is conceded t0
have che arZ-at circulation of any paper
pao.lsled between Detroit aud Chicago.
lt ls by long od1s tle best aud chrspes
aIFertlsing meii1m in Grand Rapids
ali IS tue only daily that covers the
Western aad Northern Michigan and
Upper Peninsula field Followngis Is last
se~Es
Daily Average 5,7S2
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR REhT-ROOMS.
TOR RENT-ROOMs. WITH OR WITHOUT
L board, at 20 North Latayeite-st., between
Fountain aud Lyon Location convenient to
Central school building and To Primary No 3.
Terms easy for students.
NO RENT-NlCELN FURNISHED FRONT
| room, with o. without board centrally located.
three minutes walk from o. Enquire between
and p m at II Clinion-st. 50
UOR RENT-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS.
L connecting ground uOOr, for light house
keeping Call l1s ShedOn-st -
no RENT-sENEN UNFINISHED ROOMS.
| Apply % Joseph Petz 70 south lonia-st
EOR RENT-PART OF HOUSE no. l7e
L sheldou-st. Inquire on the premis :. 25u
NOR RENT- ELEGANT FURNISHED FRONT
j rooms. steam heated for single gentleman.
Call at room SO. Porter block, over swelland Bros.
81
UOk RENTING DESIRABLE SUITES OF
i living rooms. and one suite of Office rooms.
steam heated. one ofthe best locations. Inquire
at room No. Immcu block
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

Omaha. which town styles itself. "ths
hfil- giant q the west. has population
% s httis less than s0000. Is won't be
bas another year 50 this figure whsu
Grand Rapids Tin hang ber single out
among the giants.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

Virginia las nsw industry the max
inz o. champagne, and the advent OF
the first barrel has been telexraphed to
the suds % the earth. There Is nothing
strange uor novel in al this, half bun
dred NsT York zrog shops can boast the
sarna thinz
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

clue ~ oar cler-y laen may have
l4iassd familiar a.ees in their congrega-
hcns yesterday. Tue good pastors need
have % fear ~ sly considerable amount
90 llaezslidilg. the sacred cause u
sduc.laon demanded the stteulon 0f
many ~ their parisl1uers. Yesterday
sss tne i4y befors the battle Today
there are lo .zss than d score 0t meu
Eho are candidates Tor sests on the
Baari " Educanou, and any oue u them
slll te.l you tnat tie o1ies sla be curse
lo them, notwithstanding the fact that
a-a-.y each one ~ them Is 0endlng
every sLergy 10 secure bis 0sn eiec-
uou. Inis school hoasd nglt Is the Old,
Old story reLearsei iu every clty u any
colalderable szs. It IS knoEn that
every Board of Edaeauon has certain
amount of money 20 dispense 10
Grand Rapids it amounts b nearly 900
0O ln every ciry there are ilhterate
people who, never having proftsd by the
benefits of oar free education, don 'be-
leVs iu school houses, al least they
don't believe in spending any money Tor
them and these people are forever cry
ing oar against the schools. Ignorant
themselves they would keep every one
el=e Ignorant The man with d dirty
shirt always hates the man who wears a
clean one.
fu tins city charlatan named
HArHAwAY. snd ward striker
named DYaERr nave attempted TO win an
Issue with the school Board and the
knights Of Labor These two men run
Al obscure weekly which impudenfly
claims % be- the organ OF the
Knights o, Labor THIS guerrilla sheet
is called The W'0rkmdn and It's purposes
and piratical tendencies, like all sheets Of
q socialistic aud anarchical nature, are
we'll known to those who happen to come
before the people FOR their sufrsges.
There is no issue between the Board Of
Education end the knights OF Labor or
the honest laooring element IN our midst.
All honest, sensible Knights VIII readily
understand The WorkmGn's animus and
It's methods. Those ladies who 20 to the
polls today should be careful TO deposit
their ballots ior honest, intelligent men
who believe in our schools ard who are
the friends Of education.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

Physician and Surgeon.
graduate of b. levue Hospital dica Col
and Surgcons ca cinnati. Ohio. So 'rlsl aften-
tiOn given 20 diseas, OF women fhrOt snd lungs
and general praeticf. Oxygen compc indfd ~ith
other remedies iu he treatment of Throat and
Lungs Blood Poison and Chronic dis sses
Ofhce over S5 N, nree-st Residen e 4l9 South
DivisiOn-st
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

EANrED-sHOEMAkE TWO No. ]. WORK
" men can get steady work Ia the country.
Apply al Hirth & krause, us Canal-st. Grand
Rapids Tor particulars. 80
WASIED-lWO UPHOLsTERs OR LOUNGE
" makers steady work and good pay. s. l..
King, al Wolverine Chair Co. -
WANrED-IHREE OR FOUR statesmen
W on salary or commission steady employ
mcnt Call al once. Metropolitan Manu- actur-
ing Company. q Fountsin-st. 81
WANTED bright. intelligent Office boy who
W reads and writes well A HOilander or Ger
man preferred. good situation II ready for the
right kind OF "a boy. Apply al Telegram Herald
office al once
HELP HANTED-FEMALE
WANTED, WASHING, IRONING AND HOUSE
" cleaning 10 do, by Mrs G. IL. Rose, leo North
lonia ST.
WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W housework. Nice place apply Immediately
al - FOuutain-st.
YVANTED-A GOOD TAILOREsS ADDRESS
" K. kinzerger, Caledonia Mich. %
NVANTED-G1LL FOR HOUsEWORK. CALL
~ AT 80 Ottawa 81. y
IVANTED-AT l34 NORTH DINISION-ST.
" one cook and one second girl. Apply al
once. 2s
VlANTED-GlRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
" work. Apply AT 9, Thirdst., corner scribner.
IVANTED-TWO WOMEN, ONE THAT UN-
W derstands family and order cooking and one
for housework. Chas. q. Godfrey, Lake View
House, Reeds Lake u
fVANTED ED-IMMEnIATELY TWO WOMEN,
N one 10 DO family and order cooking and one
for general housewOrk. Apply Immediately al
Lake View House, II
INANTED-A girl for general housework APP
" ply TO H. 4. May, s. Terrace ave. 81
WANTED-Gin Tor housework. Call at 20
" Oitawa-st. p
H4NTED-TO-RENT.
ITANTED-TO RENT FRONT UNFURN-
W he'd room on one of the principal streets.
Address Toby, care OF ths Office. 81
NTANTED-THKEE ROOMS CONN ENIENT
VI Tor light housekeeping. for family OF three.
Rent not exceed 500. Address A. A. L. this
Office.
no BENT-A coed chance for a man 70 rent two
| nice rooms in block at IS per month. VIII
give q OIL for sweeping hail twice a week. Cal !
AT l.. Davis, 20 Canalst. -
NANTED-Furnished or uufurnished rooms
W furnished preierredl on first floor, suitable
for light housekeeping, within tive or ten min
utos walk of Campau Place Locality must be
good. Address, II. NJ, IELEGRAM-HERALD Office.
80
WANTED-TNo connecting rooms first floor
W furnished, or one large on first floor. Pn-
yate house in second. Third or Fourth ward.
Address, Alpha 40. 3, North Dlyision-st. 2o-u
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

The Detroit Graphic Ne'rs prints the
picture of WILLIAM G. THOMPSON, ot
Detroit. and calls him the iliustrious
chairman ~ The Michigan Democratic
State COMMITTEES. Mr. l. VI. WESTON
wil resd the Gruptc-Nsrs sith some
surprise
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

AL othen caily e1oepl sunday.
elccplug can rlu Oh Pacific aud Atlantic ex-
press trains - aud frsA Detroit
Fari0f carr run on bay Expfess and Grand Rap
lcs kNpree2 10 and fr0m Detroit
Dlrcf CONNECTIONS made a. Detroit with al
Though trains Esss over n g. X X. Canals
s0gfhcm uvisioDl.
CHAs. II. NORRIS. General Agt-. q5 H0nrOesl
J. s HAWKlNs Ticket Agt., Dnion Dcpot
q. " NUSsOS, Union TAT Oflce a. kouroe-sa
o. v. kueeLEs q. 2. & 7. A. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

AL a 80 RD
A. T1l1e run a. cass .ll1s ~hai1 = on
Standard li-ae.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

L@f ne see. didnt tha United States
psr faw ~ Ere scum of Chins large
snm 'or having fh4ir shanfy lauudries in
Nertsna rneek4i q short pericd az
Ns zae~s 81. Nas shat = China zninE
te rsv ia new of tba resent ousrszss
sxsissf Americans hg Chinese econu,lrels
st Gang ree-Foo Secretary Bsgsri
las aera snctb4r shsnce to distinguish
hfrlseIf
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06
4 HOPEFUL SIGN.


The one most hopeful means OF wiping
out the lingering sectional animOeity
between the North and the South is III
promoting mutual commercial interests.
In increasing business relations and by
the investment OF Northern capital In
the Southern States the people OF the
two sections not only come to know each
other better and thus better appreciate
each others condition. but more than all,
common financial interests are injured
by feeling OF animosity. Ii Is, there
fore, a good indication OF good growth
OF friendship between North and South,
that number OF North Carolina men
propose TO hold convention at Raleigh
on the 26th OF October to which Northern
people who contemplate changing their
homes are invited that they may learn
what advantages North Carolina offers.
Many Of the scenes Of Judge ToURGEE's
Fools Erraud" we're placed IN that
State. That State was at one time IN
tested with ku hiux, and Northern men
who went there had to be very careful
IN their expression OF opinions or they
would be invited 10 a very disagreeable
sort OF = picnic. Now these things are
changed and Northern men are not only
permitted 20 settle there bat are invited
70 come. The business mems conven-
ton 40 Atlanta, year or more ago and
the New Orleans exposition, have done
much. no doubt. 20 promote commercial
relations between the North and the
South. While the Raleigh convention
will be less OF a national character It is
movement IN similar direction. and Is
a step ID the way ofimproving both the
commercisl and the social condition OF
the country.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

COR RENI-FACTORl IN MlLI~sT THE
+ very convenient brick building 50xlo0 feet,
FIVE stories high. with sixty horse power water
wheel hydraulic stand pipe hose and nozzies IA
each room, elevator, steam heating pipes, shaft-
ing, puileys. betting, etc, also addition contain
ing office, powerful steam engine, boiler, cosl
nom and dry room. store room, etc Inquire OF
Butterworth and Lowe. ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06


-
-- --.---~-'-,-@- - : = -
LLOYD BREEZE. Editor and Manager.
0@AS . Ai-l'7 A'''-'A J SET 7. p.
oCk rEo" "hEs5-
me 1---ii'AA h-AALo Is conceded %
--, - 49,, ., ~. ~. 80
-ft Is by lons odis the best and ch-spes-
aig7rtising me,linm in Grand Rapids,
W-sfsrn aad Northern Michigan and
Upper Peninsula held toliowlngis Is last
SA % -oo
Poor, unhappy Nss York, three games
gone. Nov flr Chicago.
Rlssia's treatment of Bulgaria Is Ike
thai % q physician Who thrust a patients
burned anger in the fire. 10 cure IL.
''N az - -'-'''
l''-.'-''' '-''- '',7'''' 4" l'.'N''H
'' 80
-
II some OF the cuts printed IN the Chi
cazo papers rsssmbleiCharies'on N any
Eay divine Providence probably knew
what % do under tue circumstances
Ffsavbars =, ls.,ar 10 this naper
fE9D . CLARK peremp'orily denies the
stories That have been printed Ia tne
Democrat and Lsater respecting bis
candidacy Tor ocnooi trustee.
At.h,. s.s.. -, a.. .a,,naign ri, 1sSs
70 "a ba-.l ?, ,alI vb..bar tb. Ran.bl,caos
fear more that CLEVELAND vii be rsnom-
mated or the Democrats that BLAINE wil
b.. There Is not little anxiety on both
sides.
VIRGINIA IA a 80 in,Ins,rv-tbs max.
i,, i, .hs,,,se.,. s,s ,b.. s5v.,. -
the nrst barrel has been telezraphed to
tne end7 % tne earth There Is nothing
strange Dor novel DO al inis' hsit bun
dFed N7~ aorN sros shops can BOAST the
salns iainS-
Omaha. which town styles itself. "ths
a. - .'.7 7''' Las : - '''''','D
--
~ 70 o''-
N'-1'- TIC sAI.s.
Gentleman from Chicago TO gentleman
from Boston. did You feel the quake2"
The V1att WY. TIE earthquake.
Al. you meant iHe violent se'mic DIS
tnfoancs. l-ous Stare on the part OF the
Onieaso man.
TIE c0iored people o. the South pay
taxes cu s00WOn0O worth o. property
Those broken down philauihropists
sho ara 81 ANXIOUS FOR the welfare OF
The Sixth Warl xiI make Gus
mistake II it fails b. return ID. Z. RAN
soM g. tho Board % Education. The
handsome twelve room building In that
vard waz secured solely through the
Efforts of Mr RAvsow.
layers aud stone nasons "a demanding
sxorbltaus wages 81 aud g day
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

The Sixth Wsri xil make serious
mis- axe II it fails 81 return d. Z. RAN
soN b. the Board - Educat0n. The
handsome twelve room bui.dinz IN that
ward vss secured solely through tbe
Efforts - Mr RAvsow
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06
MIchIEan q DID

Short Line and Through Coaches fr1m cd Ran
Holland, q d Haven, Muskegon Snc Feugwsief.
GOING WEST. Centrs Tine. GOING EAsI
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

Newspapers sometimes cause an I'M
msnse amount Of unhappiness. There IS
WM. y. SMITH, % Philadelphia, for in
stance. A few weeks ago be was happy
10 the enjoyment of the honors and a
vast amount of perqnisites OF the office
0f Mayor ~ the second city Of the United
States. But the Philadelphia Times ac-
cused him Of being an embezzler and he
has aos only bad - pay several Thousand
dollars 10 the city, but is IN the greatest
anxiety lest be may have to 20 20 prison.
That magnificent work q art, the Arc
ds Triomphs De fEtoile, at the top Of the
Champs Eiysees, erected by NAPOLEON
after The battle % Aasterliiz, and so Ia
milisr 30 every one who has visited the
French capital. "a % be dissncumbered OF
the hidsous sii4goricsl 6gares which have
'or some yssrs surmounted It. The "im-
provements' which the sculptor VI. FAL-
sUrERz Fss permitted 70 make have been
40 eye-sors q the critics.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

-e.--" "a t-tt's t.i-tt t-s-ft-s 2 rt.iA.
lrall lea flll Al ..it las t1lr o. alIAGh 81
tn lraffiss lllf aaa 81 e. xmas
~ 8 pa 1alt I-4 c14lf car hsf NsNklns~ C1gs
End flaKerse ilif
tllt m usll la s-ecpiuk sEa chslr can x
tT4fefss Dly Eui Hkckll1e Cliy
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

The action ~ the Charleston brick
layers aud stone masons 10 demanding
sK0rbitsnt wages g. and g q day
shows that they are determined 81 Kill
she goose that lsid the golden esz.
Masous and brickisysrs are already
dockiaz there.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

Detroit, Nackinsc A Marquette X r.
THF MacEINAw SHORT lfsK"
NfST TINE TARIF KAS7
Read Down Ts10sg Essci luns 2, Sc Resd Cd.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

WANTED-SHOW OWcASES
VNANTED-PERSONs WANTING SHOWCASES.
W iewelry cases, or silverware caSes Of different
lengths heighths, OF sizes, can have them made
10 order on short notice stock OF regular slzeS
constantly on hand, VIII be sold al reduced prices
at j. ". Craters SO Caual-st Il
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

Gsnflsman from Chicago TO gentleman
from Boston "Did you feel the quake ?"
The vhat2" Why. the earthquake"
~Ah' you mesnt the violent seimic dis
tnrbancs" Louz stare on the part Of the
Chicago man.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

The coiored people o. the South pay
taxes cu s90W0DOO worth % property.
Those broken down philanthropists
Eho are go ANXIOUS FOR the welfare Of
''the poor negro had better paste these
fxurss ia their hat
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

Sir HEvsE rH1assoS thinks tbst m1 ra
fasn hsf fhs 8isesses that EN-
6lti@r re are fue 20 errors nj diet. snd
that fhs mischief Done in The form =
shortened hf- r. greater from .ndiscrimi-
nate eating than from the zee - sico-
aolic drink Hsrs ts chance for The
Probihtson.sts to enlarge fae 6eid ~
thssr 1aeflInaes.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06
ROIRDING
FOR REN1-BUSTNESs PURP0sEs

OARDlNG-PLEASANT ROOMS WITH BOARD
ID by the day or week az 90 sheldon -. p
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06
Infants Outfits.

----ill-efi- s>- - -S3s=ss< =
Infants Outfits.
In every variety. style and price.
SPRING Il COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

The Pennsy y.vsnih railroad alone car
res more freight every yssr than does
me whole merchant marine ~ Great
Britain snd the Psnnsylvanis Central
a.ossnt carry a tenth part ~ The whole
amount transported i0 The United
Sfstss That's tia kind - country ~
i've u. NJ J0HS BrrL.
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-06

business Chance.
Energetic. reliable men wanted 10 handle the
Automatic Burglar Alarms IN this and adjoining
counties. This is the latest greatest and best
selling invention of the age Parties desiring
nice light business, and 2o per cent profits
should call at once and see the instrument in
operation, and learn particulars
, MCDONALD.
Manager National Manufacturing Co..
Room a.
- hridgcst House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
NEGLECTED GRAVES IN TIE CITY.

In a large plot OF ground lying between First-ave
and Avenue and Eleventh and Twelfth sts Is burial
ground one of the oldest in the city Ii Is the old
Calvary Cemetery. On Eleventh and Twelfth sts'
lofty wooden fence obscures the gravestones from
view aad it is high enough to prevent men or boys
from climbing and trespassing on the premises
The graveyard bounded the east and west SIDES
bv houses built halt century or more ago through
the cracks and holes ia the tall ence persons may oe
seen daily gazing into the city OF the dead upon the
decayed and broken tOmbstOnes and sunken houhus'
ManT of the and slabs have ialien uoWn'
many are bent and not a few decayed while mum
Der are crushed 10 Fragments. IL would seem that
some ruthless hand had been at WORK IN tne place
desecratng the graves. Many beautiful shaue usos
% tear down the old and erect neat iron raha
instead repair the broken tombstones and aPtoint
proper guar dian to look after the cemetery, Sh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-18
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
Tile KENrrCKLAA,S PLEA.


fer We ars after war Ed COliius, sliess lellOW
NJ Mercer county, indicted Tor stealing catte 1he
80 csme M be lore Judge J. {. Wicllne, now United
states Attorney mere, then circuit Judge nhe tIs,
- 80 tho COM house at HarrOdsburg. I. Thompson
VA uro,.cut NJ attorney, ana PM l1OmpsOn 81. huu
CoIonrl rucmas {. Bell, now assistant Illeu
atr'nf clcrk Collins had Oeen soldier IN the teuei a.
Am willie every on the lury, the prosecuting
atnrnsv circuit clerk and the Judge himself bad IOus'
"t rSa o .srs we're brought forward and plain ease
NJ tneft a. As made against Collins Inc oDIy ueprnu
a. "a Of the defence Was the testimony Vi NoiIiua
d.ngbter Rose who was To prove all alDi cue was q
Ia|,t,ni vnrrnn with wellrOunded ngure deep Di'ch
eyes a complexion IN whch the nues VI neaa.A 90,
beauteousy enhroned ana DlacA n"iI .n S" ~ ~.
connued almost to the moor Ia long waves. ne Na7
ILL ,o ,en her story all It was worth, ana Coonei
Es made a touching plea. appealing 10 the syhathle
M ths rv for beautiful woman IN distress win M eo
" -, l,ncuage he could summon But the veterans
~ Donesou and shiloh we're uninoVei, 49,. ,,,r
rhen old PM TnomI son laii mmsell OUT 10 n57'hy
, enatv hogan to appeal 10 their galladtry ~ tle
tist - slowtug sentences, however, lie i"uhu lne ~
yuwuiug looking out OF Tue "In'"~ ~" Ia l,v,ver
in,ffeutive Breaking on MS palH'-' tnc o4u 80,
ia.,sd mex on tue table "a moment, EYED tno JLiy
uuiLzcallv win humorous t"lnhIe IN nl7 oyo' - Tine
LOOK here, gentlemen, this srsat'S vim a man
eu ". Ynu Tom andyl." he CONTINUED turhne
ana mounting the foreman d the Ju en- stoI,
Kentuckan; don't you iemrnoei ~, ia ioIn.
T., paweil's valley You can't cphNlct bn- So'.iu
rr.r Va "a a general waking up OF NE lhiy anu SUI a.,
49, r"nnd And you Dan Bond you KNOW t"a
rors. Won sole tom Lord Alexander Ia tue sPine
1852 You eau ro"u '
cattle" . ,,o NJ, o,sn guaey I'm one or two
49, M half "A dozen men on the BACK seats s'oo ~
,ha nlI man took up the Jury Que py Que anu
.ns ~ .hortcomings the laughter DeeAIne top pn1
ana continuous FIhaliY he SAT-. ~ ,SsavssI What
Wso.f hs one OF MOrgn's worst horsetn.eNsss von
WASH no or as.irst collins And you. Eli buts, 5Vu
Remember that raid on that Ola lanAoo ~ i IA
Eat Tennessee And you can raise 'oHi 'o''' "'