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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27

skupic jaknajwiecej zboza, zamknac
takowe W spichrzach i czekac, az
nastapi g}6d W krajach, potem do
piero chca otworzyc swoje spich-
lerze i sprzedawac zboze "a dro-
gle pieniadze. Gie}dy czyli wiel-
kie domy szachrajskie SO we
ws~zystkich miastach sto}ecznych,
W Londynie, Paryzu, Wiedniu,
Amsterdamie, %Petersbugu, Berli-
ME i t. d. Nalezy to do najwiek-
szych grzech6w rzad6w europej-
skich, re pozwalaja Ia take 60
spodarstwo zydowskie. w ostat-
MIN czasie zaczyna]a nieco o%strzej
ready wystspowae p:zeciw gie}-
die, lecz to "a ma{o. Zamiast u
staw maJowych i dozorowania
ksiezy, zeby ]epiej przeciw speku-
lantom prawa robiono, wszystkie
rzady razem.
Morderca biskupa z Madrytu
W Wielkanoc +. 1886 umarf w
tych dniach W domu ola ob}a-
kanych.
q IRLANDII. - Process Par
nella zwrocif zn6w uwage Europy
ma Irlandya. w tym procesie cho-
dzi szczog6lnie o to, ably PREY
gniest zmarnowac narodowe stron-
nictwo irlandzkie, ktore ma legal
nej drodze dochodzi praw kraju,
i majqc parlamencie angiel-
skim llcznych bardzo przedstawi-
cieli, ME moze wprawdzie udare-
mic, ale stara sic pohamowat "a
pedy tych Anglik6w, kt6rzy chcie-
liby wytepic ludnosc 1rlandzkq.
Irlandya przesladowana cd vie
kow przez Anglikow, domaga SIG
cd Mich ME zadnej 3aski, lecz spra-
wiedliwosci. Anglia zas t}ukac sig
pc morzach, opieku]ac sig murzy-
mali zupe}nie zdaje sig ME poha-
mowae, lie tuz pod jej bokiem
znajduje sig lud, kt6ry ma prawo
zyc i rozwljaG; i z szyderstwem
lekcewazy nar6d irlandzki. Cleka-
we SO dzieje Irlandyi, podamy
vie ich zarys ogolny.
W platym wieku pc przyje-
ciu chrzesciahstwa przez sw. Patry-
Ike nar6d swobodnle rozwiiac sic
poczaf. W XII wie&u by4o W r.
landyi piec ~krdlestw, podanych
z~wierzchnej powadze jednego
wfadzcy. w sto lat potem powsta-
ja pierwsze zatargi z Anglia. An
gielski krol Henryk II OLA
1889 wyrobi} sobie prawo, przez
papieza Adryana czwartego, zwierz-
ehnictwa mad Irlandya. Ducho-
wiehstwo i ezesc narodu podda}a
sic temu, ale og6} narodu kocha-
jacy niepodleg}osc, stanaf z kro-
lem irlandzkim O'Connorem do
walki z Angl'kami i wypedzi} ma
jezdzcow z Ojczyzny, tax, ze tyl-
ko Anglicy utrzymali sig PREY ma
lei cz2stce Irlandyi. TAX byfo az
do szesnastego wieku, kiedy Hen
ryk VIII krol angielski zamierza}
reiigia obca ogniem i mieczem
wprowadzit do Irlandyi, Irland-
czycy ca}a dusza katolicy, oparli
sic temu; IA ten raz z narodem
stane}o duchowienstwo do wsp6l-
nej WALK.
N%astaplfy straszne %rzezie, NOR
dowano z najokropniejszemi me-
czarniami, wyrywano jezyki i wy
}upywano oczy, zabrano Irlandczy-
kom ziemie. Mic jednak ME skut-
kowa}o, nar6d zosta} wiernym VIE
RE ojcow. Nastepcy Henryka VIII,
Edward vi, Maya i Elzbieta to-
pill mieszkancdw Irlandyi kole]-
no, a ucisk by1 tax okropny, IL
Gale mienie Irlandczyka zaleza}o
cd zo1daka angielskiego; by}o mu
~olno, czego ME m6g} zuzyc,
~zniszczyc lub spallc. Ludnosc ucie.
ka}a W bagna i lasy, az wreszcie
z rozpacza rzuca sic ma Anglikow
i jednej nocy wycina W pien
$4,000 zofdactwa.
Pc upadku Stuartow, "a kto-
rych 1agodnosc wywdziecza{a sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27
MERKURYUSZ.

czyli Tyne sre6ro.
Jak z1e g kutkl spro-
wadza uzyw anie 60 W
IN edycynie Rady e.
karskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27

Gdy zgryzoty
| kfopoty
Ludz'om aaki susza,
10 W Bay Cicie :
Lnakomicie
Chfopy s2klanki dusza.
Czfek choe starry
Ma swe barry
Bierze leg pekaty
| przez Lofty
M'sdzy p1oty
Pedzi Z MIN do chaty
Hej biesiada,
Dana, dada,
Predko key wyp,ty,
A tn hura!
Gaia fura
Jedzie z West Bay City!
Klo mud ezuJe,
Mech go truje
Onem piwem W krtani.
Wysmlerity
W est Bay City
Tel Brewing 90.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27

Morderca biskupa z Madrytu
W Wielkanoc +. 1886 umarl w
tych dniach w domu ola obla-
kanych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-27

Cor. 2:id & Carlmnna.
M"zna sprowadz cd Derdew-
skiego kazda ksia4ke polska, jaka
wogole 'stnisje W Ameryce, ptseac
gotowk2.
Ponitej wymieniamy niektdre
ks'azkI, jake nasza ksiegarnia mu
ma s%przeduk:
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Anyone ealIRg at Il. Leans business
College. Hsftman's Hall. during lesson
hours will see q most interesting sight
Ia any OF the many study rooms are young
ladies rapidly mastering one of the numer-
Gus branches which this college teaches and
graduates from this Institution are ful ly
competent OF tilling the most difficult mer-
cantile positions Professor Leans college
IS enjoying very tine patronage, and II Is
pleasing 10 state It's excellent qualities are
becoming better acquainted every day.
Parents cannot delay sending their chill
dren 10 business college. rs a thorough
and practical business education is essential
TO every man or woman. Reasonable terms
and the best of teachers are 10 be found NJ
Professor LeSn's institution. This gentle
man would be pleased to give 10 = caller
any information desired.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
A LAKaR FoRrrGr RusINEss.

A representative of the TELEGRAM-F HER
AID on bis rounds yesterday, visited DIR.
Ross in his coy offices in the Widdicomb
block. The gentleman was busily engaged
opening bis morning mail when the call
was made. but he gave sufficient time to
make pleasant greeting. Among the
large amount Of letters there were those
thanking the doctors for his rheumatic
remedies which he had sent: others placing
new orders and some that were desirous of
having the Doctor take their cases. In
almost all instances words of commendable
nature were written concerning the medi-
cines. The Doctors time is we'll occupied,
yet anyone afflicted with chronic diseases or
rheumatism will receive prompt attention.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
CHURCH CHIPS

rnitsrisn-Ssrvices both morning and
.vsuinx At ladies' Club rooms Preaching
by Rev Gsorxs Batcbsior. Of Boston
Public services wlu be held at D. m. by
th- Nsw and latter House Of fsrssl st 40
Csnsi-st. subject, The Signs Of the
Times.
Division Street N. E. Church-Rsv. J.
Graham, y. d. pastor. Preaching morn
ing and evening By he pastor. sunday
school st noon Young Peoples meetiog
st D. m
Univ~rssiist-Rsv. Cbs. Fluhrsr. pastor
Morning subject. Religious Liberty.
SUNDAY school A. ~ m. The evening ser
vie- vi be resumed The hrst sunday in
November
The Joy Memorial SUNDAY school meets
IN Pomsrov 4 i.awf00s ball cor. West Full
too and Ieiiarson -sts-. on sunday. a. ?. N.
Preaching by ~ pastor, Rev. J.. W. Rsi q
every sunday sf .. n.
SrnisS Memorial Congregational. corner
of Wea thy ave. and Finuey -st.--fsv. r.
a. Aclutrys pastor. Services morning snd
everin< ss 1susi. conducted ov The pastor.
SUNDAY school a. noon. Young People >
meeting a. o'ciock.
Grscs Church-Rsv. T. +. Knapp. n. D j..
rector. Morning subject. The Strait
Gate kysuing subject Oar Country >
Condition and Needs. Dr Knapp will
also administer the conmgnion, aud per-
foru the re of baptism a. i3 m. in II.
Fsuls church. and sf 3 b. m. vii coDoHct
services and prsach e. TIE Emerson
Home
81 Marks church Rev Campbell D. D.
rector. $50 q. m Holy ommuniou; to-0o
a M Eectors Mems 3 Die Class. 1000
n Sunday school. n 80 a m. morning
prayer sad Sermon ~ Rev. Csrn pbsll Fair
n y. OfefiRgs for kpiscepsi assessment
School acc 3 m North t,raud Rapids
Sunday school foii-sve- snd Qu.ubv -.
4oU :. fn service ard sermou in Cottage
G-nvs-sve. oakials fsrk- 5y Eev. Camp
heli fsir. II. y. % 2 IA. evening prayer
snd sernreu BY Rev. Campbell Fair. O. p.
ore-iugs Tor tBs-church. This serv 90 wni
bs al'snded ~ the A. @. n ~ 0f Jbe city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
Get new girl, with our Want Ads


The Democratic County Committee was
busy all the morning skirmishing around
collecting money to send delegation over
TO Grand Rapids this afternoon to help
Ford's chances for Congress. They sue
ceeded in getting good round lot of Doodle
aud collected together q small crowd, most
" boys under u, to 20 TO the rescue Of the
Little Giant" The boys will have a large
time; ,hsir expenses both ways and their
supper will be paid for by the committee,
and they will shout themselves hoarse for
millionaire Burt and little Ford.-AHskegoa
fhrouiclS
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

W4hzl9s y 9od51ra 80 zexs wsek
Zske srsa. sPee .. s2-s Ia E1Fes c-1tersat
mes s2a-ss ssezo14sz. siEaeT saz1s aD1
siatsf unosr~s4r fsmsu2~r t1s o41s.
= l-t&als = o4Gn2Eu ln< pace. - &o1-
fges 4ac ths sfec slelTe ~lalsr essrccS1s.
alnleE s-if4 a1o slDlsg ulezrsezf tt wil
cess nota-ak le - ss1 see t1s soso1s sD1
earn tns pTess. 4s1 49, os asts1ss1sd.
4n1 Ntt cay sezx asAtsE D1-lt q " q
LA1zs s. n eo1s2fa
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
EXPERT DrNrIsr.

A. W. Day & Co.. dentists, 81 Monroe
and 81 Ottawa-sts. are rapidly coming to
the front, their business showing an in
crease each month. They make specialties
of gold filing. gold crowning. gold lined
plates bridge work. etc, and in every case
give patron the best satisfaction. A. w.
Day & Co. recently secured the services of
w. A. Cooper. OF New York. gentleman
that comes TO rs we'll recommended as a
first-clsss workman. Day & Co. respect
fully invite those troubled with their teeth
to give them a call
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
TIE GRAND RAPIDS BUSINESS COL.
LEQE
Eago4IS0 a NFEs IAKeK PAFEoSAsE -THs
ADVANTAGES OFFskED

EaJo4IS0 4 NEEs lAksK PArSoSAsE-THs
ApTASIA0ss OFFskED.
On September 5. 1855. Prof 4. : Parish
con nsnosd Astiys werx IA tie OTaud
Rapids Business College. bs bsylrg jusl
Previous - thai date purchases il of Prof
a. g. swsDsbsrk. The ne~ proprietor has
met with success thst fully exceeded al
expectations aud hls list % pupils i The
eQusl of those IN any other college in this
vicinity.
Prof Parish brought with hifa many new
ideas aud melhols Of teaching that are
rapidly making themselves ielt. ana those
con- bsued with bis excellent qualities a. q
teacher, which ne obtained alter many
years Of work are bringing bis college
rapidly TO tie front Prof, Parish = not 4
stranger 10 this city or the college. IS he
was with Prof Swensbsrg from 1909
1876. Afterwards he suocasi0 lily
conducted a large Business College at
Peoria, Ill. where hs was located until he
again returned 20 Grand Rapids one
feature his pupils enjoy, and which is de.
serving of special mention. is the thorC ug a
practical experience in business they re-
ceive They are made familiar with the
duties OF bankers. merchants, etc. and con-
sequently after they have graduated are
prepared 20 nil position tn any mercantile
house in the city. Bookkeeping. Srith-
metic, penmanship, spelling, commercial
laws. short hand type writing etc, are
the branches taught. Prof. Parish Is using
The Stenograph,' short hand writing
machine that is mechanically exact: readily
learned and easily used. students are
particularly requested TO examine this new
invention. Space will not permit 8 more
detailed mention of the Grand Rapid.
Business College. but Prof. Parish cordially
invites any one interested on this subject &C
give him a call.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
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Ess. Dr. GE.s.s .rit~s - tAs A.s~ei sss>'1.
- CsaEsasr44- sstsr.-s
An event oeeufrsa ass -4sE >4Es4s sFs2-
iax ef u1asa4l .1lsrest. ana s1s ~n-@- -
tra.slsd sa LBaassas@ s1alsaes. lt ~ss t-s
arst nlssfax sf tae Association 9t tssl ~
.r.fs sstsy.as. A azsoe. 2sion toIn1sc tAFss
Fssss sso.
Tas - sr,.h 80 isaseiy eresost ssloEs
.aa aasIf si ssfslls sesa 80 -a-'AAs1 -
t1-.s 1sa-a1alg of t1eia esd -A-s4-~ - 49,
eff % t.st-eanls nl4rcrl1g a2sa tla< e-sis'
Il -. 81 rafhzr lszl a. ilsplrlAk slsat
sr.sa asea s1sg ~efs 411 laey n41 lo1z ~
Iss efaye uzl. s.ll Alas. % tna Htonk s4eS.
snsir narstsLl1s sn1 1rssi, taslr ~p-ls . -
ss.f.-s tear h-alE1 aroksu. not - aastSes
s4s ao aiadsf taa progress = eisi.. <-llsn 80
s~ buiii 49,. eat 70 lsar 1ssn th~ kiofiS4s
5.nrte seiea the lzfAsrs 81 tas kapao4te
80 r~.ssd / 1Avs 10 -ord o. aEelosY for
a. .s.tsrs 80 prs1lpaisa tbs Jleslt1i
s.r car i1r t1s xEesL u4iofitg ~ t1s fauA
.o4 Hts sho see 1rasz ~ srlFen insy t
xas.s sasFisglsnl s4s appealed 10 snd nfsd
Ia tse aunolg cause of cullaing Nonfs1'
sra1-. 11ose @eorusr stone sno1id D
human slavery. -ior tasss nave tAs
kiBdlisst fssins They znss not - nAt
-, asd ABd a. / can do ~ foster bar
raoav oetsssa tns 80 sections 81 cur oes
.na anfJed cognIy. i AZ sllilag &aa trY-
ils ID d..
Wltn these tso hundred veterans Who
.9re the gray, ssrs thirty Eslsr4ns who
lad 4Qrl tie oiue-
Ia sais wss displayed the msgnanimity
u ths true American spirit. Ins sooner
ne old ssperitIss are allayed. The sooner
tney cease 10 disturb and imbitter our
yo.it.cs. ms better Tor the county AZ large.
one 0f those veterans said 70 NE. I was
10 the e % isdsrats sefvics during The vhoie
uar. and fought - 0rayeiy IS 4 could, and
believed 1 sAz right, but the best thing
that ever hzppensd 20 this country and
especially 10 ths south, was that you
whipped "a" ). UgAVEs-
ArLAsrA, Ca. Oct "a 1883.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

- -.

TAKfFE-IEs AL AssoksEss Tore % Tzk
PEsszsE DsE- kxkxisx rEE Az
FasDED LlsT.
Geo Hal Co. sook dealers station
ere 81 NonFo~-sfa lave u stcck q com-
plsts Lac oi 5ooks shieh treat u ths many
VIA political topics lbsf sFs 81 present
sszlt4ting ne people u tie United States.
Appended Is parilal lsL
An sppsal ~ t1s American residents a.
= iury.'
Democratic party; rs history snd In
ausucs.
Protection echoes from the Capital"
Triumphant Democracy" % Andrew
Carnegie.
--fsun GA Importation into the Unitsd
States.
An interesting book on Tariff By Her
man Lelb
fais sfm has also large number ef the
celebrated American Aimanae." It's last
edition. This valuable liItle phsmpiet con
Lains grists Of interesting matter that every
one should become posted on
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Yesterday purchased Of COMPTON Bros,
furniture dealers. 239 South Division-st
500 worth of fine furniture and 500 worth
of lace curtains, for his new house on
Weslthy-ave. He paid spot cash for his
goods and received many excellent bar
gains. All other Republicans. and Demo-
Gratis as well. when in need of anything in
the nature of furniture or household goods
OF any kind. should do as Don J. Leathers
did. pstronize those that offer great valu es
and handle first class goods.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

The Czass OF Mrs. II. c. HoIrs Death Fin
ally Decided
Drs. J. Orton Edie and T. II. Stevens
vent 10 Cascade on Monday, and made a
post mortem examination of the remains
Of Mrs. II. G. Holt, who died on Sunday
.ast.
some little controversy had been entered
oy the physicians as to the cause of the
ady's death. The lungs were found to be
perfectly healthy. but an liberation had
eaten entirely through the gall bladder,
thus allowing the gail stones To drop out.
The disease was incurable and death, the
result, inevitable.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

fIs-4alf ySsteg4as So = cGeSl -
81 ssf~ass u ees hsn Axzsss p4tlsrns - a
ssnt.ssasA - 80 s14a ll - A2e.zeF City
a. = xsaanx xxfE las eAezL = o1s - ths
lsFeest sses gegcbSss1 ls eFsna k4piels.
sacA 40. s.clion - rl-a saa s1eSsDf = ssT
sars a. A ~e1la . af1cDis - AEQ a.
sqaAl q 3ny 80 Af hsEsesg = dssersiag
" sEs IA eg4kess ts > rngosiBx ana tas
age ssls - yes1sf2sf y ss4t oss ~ mA1f
hs lazkss ssuaosl sFsFsr&s TIE Leo szoES
: rap,eIy eoraigK 70 tas trent a. q reEdsz.
sols ~ iza e. ana xxi4 is1aen Is se&ftk ~
rlea sca sslast : siixer~sTs 4na 5ssslfy 81
suy dsscriEuoD. oas ot ths greatest Tea
luFss a. t1is p4l4os stcrs = tEs imAsAss
al 1O<l eou pssls ssseftfnsnt ~ 1ossltlss.
Cur pftrss sef oUf Wexs Ceirr1ns sFs ssFs les.
Ittk e he t~s1 a - - -t4E. t<rke<k 5ssl
80 10 ~aai you ~tD 1pc here. i - 30
e4u 49, kel 3 a. 4eterLs1S
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Charles DeAsr. the French professor, was
on hand yesterday morning when his case
wss called. The complaining witness was
sick and unable 10 be present, so the case
vas adjourned FOR one week. DIR. Pyle
furnished an affidavit that the lady vas
SICK and unable TO be present. DeAars
attorney tried to take advantage Of the sick
ness of Mrs. Petty, and bring the case on for
trial before she was able TO get out.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Aad There Were Also May Others Whs
fslt That Way.

Aad There Were Also May Others who
fslt That Way.
Among the many who marched Ia the
Democratic parade last night simply as
matter OF business, was tue Ladies Band of
Rockford.
A large majority of the members are Re-
publican, aud so soon as they J Il the ranks
they began % feel "a though they must do
something TO justify themselves and ease
their Conscience SO they came down 10
the srKIEsKAx-HERALDo Office and treated the
Republican attaches of the paper with a
fins serensde. The music was very good,
indeed. and was much enjoyed and duly
appreciated by all who had the pleasure OF
listening 20 IL
What's the matter with the Ladies' Band
Of Rockford "Oh, they're all right"
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Quite number of ladies and gentlemen
were present yesterday afternoon at the ex-
hibition of painting given by the lightning
artist at No. 81 Canal-st. next door from the
Wonderland. The entertainment was
highly enjoyed by all present. 1t is re-
msrkable with what rapidity this artist can.
with oil colors, form a most striking land
scape-rich and beautiful-and do 1t with
the ease be does. Many sales were made
during the exhibition. As the lightning
artist will hold receptions afternoon and
evening for some time to come, all ladies
should not fail to at least attend one OF his
performances.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

w. Al. Wilcox. who is travelling sales
man for the Grand Rapids BlowPipe and
Dust Arrester Company, is Republican
and wants to vote for Belknap, but says
that it will be quite an item Of expense for
him TO come in next Saturday to register
and stay to vote Tuesday. He is willing TO
pair eff with some Democrat who is in the
same fix and thus save money TO both.
Mr.. Wilcox can be addressed care of his
cOmpany.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Now come three turkey
numbers of the Ladies Home
Journal and Practical House
keeper: Thanksgiving, Christ
mas and New Years. The
first is on the news-stands-
six cents, as usual.
You shall have four num-
bers by mail for ten cents in
Silver or stamps.
We can't afford the space
to tell how good these festive
numbers are, except that the
regular numbers to follow are
to be as good.
We want you among the
million subscribers.
LADIES HosH ToURsAL,
Philadelphia
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Or free trade, which, We bavs both the
imported and domestic goods made in the
best style. and At the lowest prices. Call
and zee 0ur fne hats. ribbons. and millinery
ADAMS Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
Ialnr Perauafer..

II. T. Mccormick, the man who is trying
TO run for Probate Judge on the fusion
ticket, should post up little on election
avs The would-be.judge is going from
place 10 place leaving bunch Of his sips
and a cigar with them. Mr.. Mccormick
should read MS organ, the Lead>r. on this
kind Of work, and ges better posted on the
avs of Michigan in r=gard to elections
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

TIE bank clezrinxs for The ~sek ending
October ~ are Mondsy, tI2s. l6s.l4. Tues
4av. SOS sss a. Wednesday. So ss- -.
Thnrs.ssv. s-s 822 sS. Friday. f-a-s7 "A.
ssssrlav f-t.sg3 s.. tofai. $50. AS 6e Last
Tear. Ss5s f1sat
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Rohesn q sons saccsss n the diamond
business is due 90 her th0rosxh knowi-ss~s
~ rhis ir1oorssnt brsnch ~ tsesr trndr
rhssined durinK thirtv-efghf vss-s efex-
perisaer. thesr trexhfi1i reDrssea ssfions fna
lsss feaI taeY hur ~ frxt hsn6s - -
iareirn asrkets. aad So ~ to lawesf So
~5fs erices TAetr sea iscHssssn = II
= Noui~srs~~&- sx&9 arse< Csrs~s Rsrk.
s<~krxe
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

n n fews. a. smpioys ~ srriag 4
Co. wss sf-estea bv Detectives Powers sud
Perry en- chsr-p ~ isrcenv Ar,ioias
r. m the s+srr have beer ns ssesi FIR scrae
tsan- snf the detectives were GA ne icokeut
sne suspus.i ffair msa yesterday
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Robert Ross, Who vas arrested about .
week ago for being disorderly. came into
Police Court Yesterday and changed bis
plea from not guilty to guilty. and sentences
Vas suspended on payments Of costs. The
case vii be settled in the Circuit Court,
where divorce proceedings have been COM
menced By Mrs Ross.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Hervev. s Csnal-st.. is making q specisltv
Of fine watch repairing. tie employs an
expert watch maker. and viii guarantees
fine repairing on sll kinds Of English,
5siss and American watches.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Al members Of toe Belknsp Travelling
Mems Ciub are requested 70 be on bad
Saturday evening. November 3. AZ Luce
Hal a. $50 sharp. to take part in the
parade. let every member be there
J. y. BRspFosB. Captain.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
CoMNENcEs TUEsDAY.

Gn Tuesday afternoon. Miss ". 2. Trow-
bridge. the well known elocutionist. viii
organize 9 class in Prof. j. L. Leans Bust
ness College Hsrtman's block. A large
number Of young people will undoubtedly
improve OF this very excellent opportunity =.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

P-ser Neiss1. = fsru,sr hvnE nersh -
EeFln. reported 30 re Poliee Yesterday last
Frsfr~ ntzat ssass ens 5rose ne as n.fcss
srf ssss ~ ~ ie~eirv snf & In cxsh
~ Feiser tas as -. $40 as sAs ear.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

The Belknsp Guards viii leave Luce's
Hall at $50 .. ~ Tuesday. 70 take the
train to Lowell. Members Of al Rspubi-
can clubs are invited 10 accompany the
susrt A spscal train vii take the ex-
cursionists and oring them 5ac< sfies the
rlaattnx
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

c. n. Eicse sdorfsg reported 70 The police
iasf night Inst Es BAD rs pockrs picss6 of
SSs whiis Ne rfocsssi0n vas moving I'D
Norroe-@f. Hs toss n0t mos Just when
tie rnoner 80 tskea-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
Oysters and Game, at Norsn's.


HsrvsY. Csnsl-st.. has splendid varetv
of gold an silver watches. fne ierelry aud
siverwsrs. waieb be IS selling at very lo-
fgurss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

IL ron want servant xiri Try our Want Col
n rms and sou So have half dozen. g don
Fuarantse ne girls bat yogwiil surely getreplies
Try
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

For great bargains in winter oyercosts,
winter suits and winter underwear call al
on ce upon WILLIAMS & WOODBURY.,
~ Monroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Custer Relief Corps will give Hallow
eve. dance Wednesday, October 81, at the
Elk's Hall, 90 North Ionia-st., for the
benefit of soldiers families in need.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

if You want a servant grl Try our Want Cot
afln- .ad v0u va haqe half a dozen. We doa'
Guarantee the glls oul y0a l surely get replies.
b
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

II You want wood by the carload or cord
buy it of the Central Coal Co. Telephone
s34
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

The place to buy crushed coke is of the
Central Coal Co. Telephone S34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
RAPID WORK.

Order your Jackson Hill coal of the Gen.
tral Coal Company. Telephone, s34.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
srrr1.1rr IL W.rcn RrrA1Rrra-

Day Bosrd $3.50 per week, At Moran''
Restaurant.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28

Order cooking a specially. at Morsn',.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
A POST MoRTEm.

Bent Jour house. with our Want Ads.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-28
TYPHOID FEVER FROM IMPURE
WATER
LAoIEs' HosH JOURNAL,
Philadelphia.

NJ. Dujardin Beaumetz, in recent CON-
munication 10 the Paris Academy, gives
the case of family who took house for
the season at a fashionable resort They
we're warned not TO drink the well water. IS
IL was supposed to be impure They drank
mineral water until the last dsy. when in
the hurry of packing they neglected 10 sena
for mineral water and concluded TO try the
well water. Ten drank Of II, and six hours
since led. four who had previously had
typhoid fever were made sick bat recovered.
A microscopic examination Of the well
water revealed the presence Of the bacillus
supposed 10 be the csuse typhoid fever.
What ve desire 10 do is 70 impress upon
sll people the necessity Of hltsring their
drinking water.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-10-05
Re-org anized.

The Belknap Rifles Literary society
got a quorum and elected the follow
ing officers:
President, E. Bee.
Vice-President, -. Little.
Secretary and Treasurer, -. Will
liams.
Censor, J. Green.
Critics, -. Evans and Corner.
They made arrangements for re-or-
ganization of lively character.